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          22 [00:13:58] <Epx998> Is it possible to skip the initial user
            creation in a preseed?
           
         
        
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          33 [00:16:59] <Sleaker> Epx998: iirc, no.
           
         
        
          34 [00:17:29] <Epx998> ugh  
         
        
          35 [00:17:32] <Sleaker> Epx998: you can easily get around this
            by just deleting the account in a late command
           
         
        
          36 [00:17:55] <Sleaker> we setup a dummy account that has
            it's settings overwritten on a package installation
           
         
        
          37 [00:18:02] <Epx998> yeah, a bit silly that i cant skip it,
            but yeah late command i guess
           
         
        
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          39 [00:18:23] <Sleaker> like we have a custom 'users'
            package that sets up all the users on the system that should be
            there.
           
         
        
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          41 [00:18:40] <kabo> huh... I rebooted and now my mic works like
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          42 [00:18:42] <kabo> doesn't seem to matter if I boot with
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          43 [00:18:59] <Epx998> i prefer to have my cm handle system
            config and the install just install the os
           
         
        
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          47 [00:19:20] <Sleaker> Epx998: for sure, my deploy case is
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          111 [00:58:54] <JonMichael85> Hey everyone
           
         
        
          112 [00:59:33] <JonMichael85> Quick question, if I want a package
            that is only on testing, in order to use apt-get do I have to move
            my entire distro to testing or is there a way to just extract that
            one package in the testing version with apt-get
           
         
        
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          119 [01:04:19] <nkuttler> JonMichael85: which package?
           
         
        
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          138 [01:14:25] <JonMichael85> sorry I have a very poor connection
           
         
        
          139 [01:15:12] <JonMichael85> I'm attempting to get
            dwarf-fortress, I'm currently on a pixelbook so I'm not
            sure what extra packages I'd need, which is why I figured just
            using apt-get would be the easiest way, but I'm also not sure I
            want to take my entire system into testing
           
         
        
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          141 [01:16:29] <awal1> check 'backports'
           
         
        
          142 [01:16:41] <awal1> dpkg: backport  
         
        
          143 [01:16:42] <dpkg> A backport is a package from a newer Debian
            branch, compiled from source for an older branch to avoid dependency
            and <ABI> complications.
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          144 [01:17:04] <awal1> dpkg: debian-backports
           
         
        
          145 [01:17:04] <dpkg> backports.debian.org (formerly
            backports.org) is an official repository of <backports> for
            the current stable (see <stretch backports>) and oldstable
            (<jessie backports>) distributions, prepared by Debian
            developers. Ask me about <backport caveat> and read
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          146 [01:17:34] <awal1> JonMichael85, first check if in ^
           
         
        
          147 [01:18:22] <JonMichael85> ah gotcha, thanks @awal1
           
         
        
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          152 [01:21:59] <JonMichael85> awal1 it doesn't appear to be
            in stretch-backports
           
         
        
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          164 [01:31:15] <JonMichael85> awal1 so if it's not in there,
            is there another way to go about bringing in those packages?
           
         
        
          165 [01:31:44] <JonMichael85> via apt-get commands anyways? my
            goal is to have the application to automatically check for updates
            also
           
         
        
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          173 [01:38:31] <awal1> JonMichael85, not recommended and i am not
            used to mix branches, so i can't really help you much about all
            that, but basically just add the corresponding testing repository
            (ies) and run apt-get update && apt-get -t testing install
            yourpakg
           
         
        
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          176 [01:38:39] <awal1> dpkg: frankendebian
           
         
        
          177 [01:38:39] <dpkg> When you get random packages from random
            repositories, mix multiple releases of Debian, or mix Debian and
            derived distributions, you have a mess. There's no way anyone
            can support this "distribution of Frankenstein" and
            #debian certainly doesn't want to even try. Ask me about
            <reinstall>
           
         
        
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          180 [01:39:19] <JonMichael85> awal1 actually, my error was
            "The value 'stretch-backports' is invalid for
            APT::Default-Release as such a release is not available in the
            sources" even though I followed" even though I followed
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          181 [01:39:46] <JonMichael85> I googled it, and everyone just
            referred back to the instructions page, but I followed those
            instructions
           
         
        
          182 [01:40:25] <awal1> bro, i am really clueless about installing
            software from other branches, i never do, so wait maybe other folks
            will inform you better
           
         
        
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          184 [01:41:54] <JonMichael85> no problem awal1, thank you for
            your help
           
         
        
          185 [01:41:59] <joepublic> there is a pretty standard set of
            instructions for backporting a package yourself
           
         
        
          186 [01:42:13] <joepublic> not that I have any idea what it is,
            mind you, just that I know that such a thing exists.
           
         
        
          187 [01:42:25] <JonMichael85> haha, I'll try googling that
            joepublic
           
         
        
          188 [01:42:36] <JonMichael85> thanks guys for pointing me on the
            right track
           
         
        
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          256 [02:33:51] * Old_Dog observes that Friday nights are usually quite
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          259 [02:35:16] <n4dir> ##linux is a 24/7 show. in case you are
            bored
           
         
        
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          261 [02:37:40] <Old_Dog> thanks, n4dir I'll check it out.
           
         
        
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          310 [03:12:26] <awal1> anyone have worked out a an openbox action
            to displace mouse (pointer) between displays (monitors) ?
           
         
        
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          312 [03:12:44] <awal1> anyone have worked out a an openbox action
            to displace mouse (pointer) between displays (monitors) via keyboard
            a shortcut?
           
         
        
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          329 [03:20:41] <rant> displace it between monitors?
           
         
        
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          332 [03:21:02] <rant> maybe look into xdotool and wmctrl but idk
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          338 [03:24:42] <Deihmos> what is the difference selecting debian
            desktop enviroment and gnome when installing?
           
         
        
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          344 [03:29:55] <awal1> rant, if i have the mouse pointer in
            monitor 1 , I want to move it to monitor 2 via keyboard, no using
            mouse. ( i am using <focusNew>yes</focusNew>,
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          345 [03:29:58] <toruvinn> Deihmos, just guessing here, but
            it's just a different WM. the "debian desktop" goes
            with some default id have to google. is it KDE? if KDE is not in the
            list, then it's probably kde
           
         
        
          346 [03:31:10] <toruvinn> i never pick naything there, cause it
            tends to install 1024GB of stuff i dont need, i add fluxbox later.
           
         
        
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          348 [03:31:44] <TheSledgehammer> I AM THE SLEDGEHAMMER
           
         
        
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          350 [03:31:58] <TheSledgehammer> BANG! SMASH! BANG!
           
         
        
          351 [03:32:29] <TheSledgehammer> I REFUSE TO PAY PROTECTION MONEY
            TO THE MAFIA. I NEED NEW UNDERWEAR FOR MY GIANT NUTSACK
           
         
        
          352 [03:33:29] <awal1> !ops TheSledgehammer spamming
           
         
        
          353 [03:33:30] <dpkg> Hydroxide, dondelelcaro, LoRez, RichiH,
            mentor, abrotman, Maulkin, stew, peterS, Myon, Ganneff, weasel,
            zobel, themill, babilen, SynrG, jm_, somiaj, jelly, petn-randall:
            awal1 complains about a problem (see above)
           
         
        
          354 [03:34:17] <TheSledgehammer> awall this is nit spam
           
         
        
          355 [03:34:24] <TheSledgehammer> it legit truth
           
         
        
          356 [03:34:32] <TheSledgehammer> i am the sledgehammer
           
         
        
          357 [03:34:44] <TheSledgehammer> and the jews are after me for
            money
           
         
        
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          359 [03:37:07] <rant> awal1: xdotool can control the mouse I used
            it with zenity to create a custom page scroller for my father
           
         
        
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          361 [03:38:06] <rant> Deihmos: you can't select desktop
            environment you have to pick one of the 7, gnome is just the default
            if you dont change it
           
         
        
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          363 [03:39:15] <awal1> rnat, ok, thanks. I will look what I can
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          364 [03:39:23] <awal1> rant  
         
        
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          367 [03:39:54] <awal1> "debian desktop" are maybe just
            a scripts for install the choosen desktop?
           
         
        
          368 [03:40:14] <rant> awal1: xdotool mousemove 0 0 will move the
            cursor to 0,0 pixels
           
         
        
          369 [03:40:19] <usney2> I am trying to setup wifi via commandline
            and my old script that I used last time to set it up isn't
            working anymore.
           
         
        
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          372 [03:41:04] <awal1> rant, you say if you just select
            'debian desktop' gnome is chosen by default since it is
            "the default>"?
           
         
        
          373 [03:41:26] <awal1> well, maybe. i dont really know, i always
            install minimal
           
         
        
          374 [03:41:27] <usney2> trying to use this guide
           
         
        
          375 [03:41:28] <usney2>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          376 [03:41:49] <rant> ,depends task-desktop
           
         
        
          377 [03:41:50] <judd> Package task-desktop in stretch/amd64 --
            depends: tasksel (= 3.39), xorg, xserver-xorg-video-all,
            xserver-xorg-input-all, desktop-base.
           
         
        
          378 [03:41:56] <rant> ,recommends task-desktop
           
         
        
          379 [03:41:57] <judd> Package task-desktop in stretch/amd64 --
            recommends: task-gnome-desktop | task-xfce-desktop |
            task-kde-desktop | task-lxde-desktop | task-cinnamon-desktop |
            task-mate-desktop | task-lxqt-desktop, xdg-utils, avahi-daemon,
            libnss-mdns, anacron, eject, iw, alsa-utils.
           
         
        
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          382 [03:42:36] <rant> by default debian-installer will also
            select task-gnome-desktop in tasksel but if you dont choose one all
            you get is desktop-base and xorg
           
         
        
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          386 [03:43:54] <rant> usney2: you need to possibly upload your
            script to paste.debian.org, and tell us specifically what happens
            when you run it
           
         
        
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          388 [03:44:12] <usney2> okay  
         
        
          389 [03:44:13] <rant> otherwise you've not told us anything
            we can help with so far
           
         
        
          390 [03:44:30] <usney2> okay  
         
        
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          394 [03:46:58] <usney2> nevermind rant  
         
        
          395 [03:47:03] <usney2> I fixed my problem
           
         
        
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          397 [03:47:35] <usney2> I used a broken old script first by
            accident and i restarted my computer and ran the good one now all is
            good
           
         
        
          398 [03:48:22] <usney2> it wasn't a bad script just an old
            interface name that my wifi isn't called by anymore
           
         
        
          399 [03:49:34] <usney2> Hi rant  
         
        
          400 [03:50:35] <usney2> I got a question is there any admin tools
            you'd recommend to make a headless ssh server run easier for
            upgrades?
           
         
        
          401 [03:50:52] <usney2> like how do I solve the have to restart
            once in a while for updates?
           
         
        
          402 [03:51:40] <rant> um.. don't restart?
           
         
        
          403 [03:51:43] <usney2> like maybe have the normal user without
            root privileges auto login once it restarts after the upgrade?
           
         
        
          404 [03:51:50] <usney2> like what about kernel updates?
           
         
        
          405 [03:52:00] <rant> use kexec  
         
        
          406 [03:52:16] <usney2> thank you so much rant
           
         
        
          407 [03:52:30] <usney2> debian kicks ass you guys do a great job
           
         
        
          408 [03:52:56] <rant> we're just users like you, that hang
            out here and answer questions
           
         
        
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          410 [03:54:28] <usney2> my old laptop is renewed with a new
            purpose now. It is no longer usable as a GUI computer anymore too
            slow but as a command line computer it is user duper fast
           
         
        
          411 [03:54:59] <Masterphi> how do I get the package rapidjson in
            jessie?
           
         
        
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          413 [03:55:08] <usney2> I use it as a streaming/cloud ssh server
           
         
        
          414 [03:55:11] <rant> yeah well I was just about to build a
            cluster out of 4 broken laptops myself
           
         
        
          415 [03:55:27] <rant> ,v rapidjson  
         
        
          416 [03:55:28] <judd> No package named 'rapidjson' was
            found in amd64.
           
         
        
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          418 [03:55:41] <Deihmos> rant: there is an option for several but
            debian desktop environment is selected as default. below it has
            gnome and several others
           
         
        
          419 [03:56:10] <Deihmos> it seems debian desktop environment and
            gnome are the same
           
         
        
          420 [03:56:21] <rant> ,v rapidjson-dev  
         
        
          421 [03:56:22] <judd> Package: rapidjson-dev on amd64 -- stretch:
            0.12~git20141031+dfsg-1; stretch-backports: 1.1.0+dfsg2-3~bpo9+1;
            sid: 1.1.0+dfsg2-4; buster: 1.1.0+dfsg2-5
           
         
        
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          423 [03:56:43] <rant> ,depends rapidjson-dev
           
         
        
          424 [03:56:44] <judd> Package rapidjson-dev in stretch/amd64 --
            depends: .
           
         
        
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          428 [03:59:14] <rant> Masterphi: download it manually and use
            dpkg -i to install it
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          429 [03:59:45] <rant> Masterphi: thats the buster version.. seems
            like the newest one on the repos
           
         
        
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          431 [04:00:25] <Masterphi> neat, will try. thanks
           
         
        
          432 [04:00:26] <rant> Masterphi: it has no dependencies and is
            merely a C library, so it will cause no conflicts
           
         
        
          433 [04:01:24] <rant> Deihmos: if you were to unselect GNOME
            I'd imagine it'd only install task-desktop and you'd
            have nothing but an xorg and desktop-base
           
         
        
          434 [04:01:55] <rant> Deihmos: its intended that you choose one
            or more of the task-<foo>-desktop packages listed below
           
         
        
          435 [04:02:18] <Deihmos> you mean if i unselect debian desktop
           
         
        
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          437 [04:02:31] <rant> I mean if you unselect gnome
           
         
        
          438 [04:02:35] <rant> which is what I said
           
         
        
          439 [04:02:47] <Deihmos> debian desktop is what is selected
           
         
        
          440 [04:03:07] <Deihmos> if i unselect that i chose gnome it is
            the same thing
           
         
        
          441 [04:03:21] <Deihmos> just find it weird that they have 2 of
            the same as an option
           
         
        
          442 [04:03:35] <rant> ,depends task-gnome-desktop
           
         
        
          443 [04:03:36] <judd> Package task-gnome-desktop in stretch/amd64
            -- depends: tasksel (= 3.39), task-desktop, gnome-core.
           
         
        
          444 [04:04:00] <rant> Deihmos: its not the same thing the desktop
            is task-desktop which task-gnome-desktop depends on
           
         
        
          445 [04:04:13] <rant> Deihmos: if you unselect gnome you get only
            task-desktop
           
         
        
          446 [04:04:29] <rant> I've said this at least 3 times now
           
         
        
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          448 [04:05:10] <rant> If you're interested I have made a
            list of each task-<foo>-desktop with their installed size
            (amd64) and ram usage
           
         
        
          449 [04:05:14] <rant> !de usage  
         
        
          450 [04:05:14] <dpkg> [de usage] The HDD/RAM usages of the 7
            Stretch DE on amd64 VirtualBoxes with 1GB RAM / 32GB HDD are as
            follows as reported with only their terminals running df -Th and
            free -h: GNOME 4.2G 726M, KDE 4.1G 604M, Cinnamon 3.7G 482M, MATE
            3.1G 215M, LXQt 3.1G 184M, LXDE 3.0G 180M, XFCE 2.9G 226M
           
         
        
          451 [04:05:16] <Deihmos> i have no idea what you are talking
            about. all i said is that debian desktop which is one of the options
            and gnome are both the same
           
         
        
          452 [04:05:26] <rant> NO THEY ARE NOT THE SAME
           
         
        
          453 [04:05:35] <rant> listen again for the last time now..
           
         
        
          454 [04:05:36] <Deihmos> i just installed both in vm
           
         
        
          455 [04:05:40] <Deihmos> exactly the same thing
           
         
        
          456 [04:05:48] <rant> the first option is selecting task-desktop
           
         
        
          457 [04:06:01] <rant> ,depends task-desktop
           
         
        
          458 [04:06:02] <judd> Package task-desktop in stretch/amd64 --
            depends: tasksel (= 3.39), xorg, xserver-xorg-video-all,
            xserver-xorg-input-all, desktop-base.
           
         
        
          459 [04:06:06] <Deihmos> i unselected debian desktop and selected
            gnome
           
         
        
          460 [04:06:16] <Deihmos> other install i left it with debian
            desktop
           
         
        
          461 [04:06:20] <Deihmos> exactly the same
           
         
        
          462 [04:06:43] <rant> I heard and FULLY understand what you are
            saying, you are not hearing or at all understanding what I'm
            saying so shut up and listen or just shut up
           
         
        
          463 [04:07:08] <rant> the REASON gnome does same regardless is
            because task-gnome-desktop DEPENDS on task-desktop
           
         
        
          464 [04:07:21] <rant> therefore while you can uncheck a damn box,
            you are not actually unselecting it
           
         
        
          465 [04:07:35] <rant> because task-gnome-desktop selects it
            anyhow
           
         
        
          466 [04:07:51] <rant> however if you uncheck GNOME, it will only
            install task-desktop and NOT task-gnome-desktop
           
         
        
          467 [04:08:01] <rant> therefore they are not the SAME
           
         
        
          468 [04:08:08] <rant> one just depends on the other
           
         
        
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          471 [04:08:57] <usney2> rant how can I test which wifi interface
            is faster? my usb doggie or the internal one that works only with
            proprietary software
           
         
        
          472 [04:09:16] <rant> therefore the Desktop option is there for
            people who want something OTHER than the 7 DE listed below
           
         
        
          473 [04:09:50] <rant> it will install xorg and desktop-base and
            allow them to later install say openbox,fluxbox,i3,blackbox,sawfish,
            etc whatever they want
           
         
        
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          475 [04:10:46] <rant> usney2: I doubt it makes any difference,
            but google can perform an internet speed test if you goto google and
            ask it to
           
         
        
          476 [04:11:01] <rant> you will get different results on
            subsequent runs regardless
           
         
        
          477 [04:11:41] <rant> usney2: the usb one could however be slowed
            by or cause slowing of other things on the USB bus as its shared
            bandwidth
           
         
        
          478 [04:12:01] <rant> particularly if hubs are involved
           
         
        
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          482 [04:14:07] <Deihmos> so basically debian desktop is gnome
            msource code used by debian?
           
         
        
          483 [04:14:23] <rant> no  
         
        
          484 [04:14:56] <rant> this program you're using in the
            installer is something called tasksel, its a very generic package
            manager that installs various metapackages whose names begin with
            task-
           
         
        
          485 [04:15:35] <rant> Deihmos: you can see them in detail with
            apt show task-*
           
         
        
          486 [04:16:10] <rant> there is no such thing as "Debian
            desktop" there is a task-desktop which installs xorg and
            desktop-base
           
         
        
          487 [04:16:39] <rant> whatever tasksel calls that is just a
            generic name made by the tasksel developers
           
         
        
          488 [04:16:58] <rant> GNOME is not GNOME, its task-gnome-desktop
           
         
        
          489 [04:17:11] <rant> which in turn installs the following
           
         
        
          490 [04:17:17] <rant> ,depends task-gnome-desktop
           
         
        
          491 [04:17:18] <judd> Package task-gnome-desktop in stretch/amd64
            -- depends: tasksel (= 3.39), task-desktop, gnome-core.
           
         
        
          492 [04:17:35] <rant> ,i gnome-core  
         
        
          493 [04:17:36] <judd> Package gnome-core (metapackages, optional)
            in stretch/amd64: GNOME Desktop Environment -- essential components.
            Version: 1:3.22+3; Size: 24.2k; Installed: 32k; Screenshot:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          495 [04:18:38] <rant> source code has nothing to do with any of
            this
           
         
        
          496 [04:18:58] <rant> these are metapackages that depend on
            binary software
           
         
        
          497 [04:19:17] <Deihmos>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          499 [04:19:41] <Deihmos> i think that sums it up. gnome is
            installed and some other stuff if you select debian desktop
           
         
        
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          501 [04:20:26] <rant> @.@  
         
        
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          503 [04:23:29] <usney2> rant how do I setup kexec?
           
         
        
          504 [04:23:42] <rant> !kexec  
         
        
          505 [04:23:42] <dpkg> kexec allows the system to load a kernel
            from a running kernel and boot into it, skipping the BIOS and
            bootloader stage of a reboot. To disable, «dpkg-reconfigure
            kexec-tools» or uninstall with «apt-get remove
            kexec-tools». To skip using kexec once:
            «/sbin/coldreboot». kexec is not enabled by default
            since kexec-tools 1:2.0.3-2.
           
         
        
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          508 [04:24:34] <usney2> how do I enable kexec?
           
         
        
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          510 [04:25:03] <cheapie> usney2: dpkg-reconfigure kexec-tools
           
         
        
          511 [04:25:06] <usney2> I installed it and it asked if I want it
            to handle reboots I said yes so shouldn't it be setup?
           
         
        
          512 [04:25:12] <usney2> thanks cheapie  
         
        
          513 [04:25:12] <cheapie> Should be then, yes.
           
         
        
          514 [04:25:14] <usney2> haha  
         
        
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          516 [04:25:31] <usney2> I remember once I said I am a cheapie
            than you made a joke
           
         
        
          517 [04:26:02] <usney2> you are a very active user
           
         
        
          518 [04:26:06] <usney2> that was some time ago
           
         
        
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          525 [04:30:20] <rant> dpkg, kexec ~= s/disable/enable or disable/
           
         
        
          526 [04:30:20] <dpkg> bugger all, i dunno, rant
           
         
        
          527 [04:30:25] <rant> dpkg, kexec =~ s/disable/enable or disable/
           
         
        
          528 [04:30:26] <dpkg> OK, rant  
         
        
          529 [04:34:22] <usney2> hi rant  
         
        
          530 [04:35:00] <usney2> is there a tool to figure out which is
            the fastest debian repo and to use that by default via the command
            line?
           
         
        
          531 [04:35:39] <usney2> debian repo mirror
           
         
        
          532 [04:35:53] <usney2> the one I selected a while back is
            running really slow
           
         
        
          533 [04:36:13] <rant> usney2: use deb.debian.org
           
         
        
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          535 [04:37:18] <themill> usney2: reliable is much more important
            than fast
           
         
        
          536 [04:37:55] <rant> dpkg, kexec =~ s:-2.:-2 (Debian 7 Wheezy).:
           
         
        
          537 [04:37:55] <dpkg> wish i knew, rant  
         
        
          538 [04:38:09] <rant> dpkg, kexec =~ s/-2./-2 (Debian 7 Wheezy)./
           
         
        
          539 [04:38:09] <dpkg> OK, rant  
         
        
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          543 [04:39:34] <rant> dpkg, what is deb.debian.org?
           
         
        
          544 [04:39:35] <dpkg> deb.debian.org is a mirror network that is
            backed by international content delivery networks and for most
            users, this is the most reliable <mirror> to use in the
            <sources.list>. From Debian 9 "Stretch" onwards, apt
            queries SRV records in DNS which then send it off to a CDN. Older
            apt will get an HTTP redirect from deb.debian.org to the same CDNs.
            See
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          558 [04:46:06] <usney2> how do I setup deb.debian.org in the
            sources.lst file?
           
         
        
          559 [04:46:12] <usney2> haven't done that in awhile
           
         
        
          560 [04:46:20] <usney2> but I guess once I look at it I can
            figure it out
           
         
        
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          562 [04:46:39] <awal1> !sources.list  
         
        
          563 [04:46:40] <dpkg> A suitable /etc/apt/sources.list for
            "Stretch" has three lines: "deb
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          565 [04:47:16] <usney2> how do I know which version of debian I
            am using?
           
         
        
          566 [04:47:44] <awal1>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          567 [04:47:44] <sc_> cat /etc/issue  
         
        
          568 [04:48:04] <awal1> lsb_release -a  
         
        
          569 [04:48:09] <usney2> rant I noticed once I changed my network
            to use the usb free software doggie now the upgrade is working much
            much faster
           
         
        
          570 [04:48:18] <usney2> I guess the card is really old
           
         
        
          571 [04:48:37] <usney2> the internal one  
         
        
          572 [04:48:50] <usney2> at least the old laptop uses usb2 instead
            of 1
           
         
        
          573 [04:48:53] <JackFrost> Isn't deb822 format more fun?
           
         
        
          574 [04:49:08] <usney2> what is deb822?  
         
        
          575 [04:49:41] <usney2> !dpkg deb822  
         
        
          576 [04:49:57] <usney2> !deb822  
         
        
          577 [04:50:06] <usney2> :(  
         
        
          578 [04:51:14] <JackFrost> `man sources.list` has a section
            'DEB822-STYLE FORMAT', but that's just a different
            style to have for your sources list.
           
         
        
          579 [04:51:49] <JackFrost>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          582 [04:53:02] <usney2> how do I setup sshd to auto start after a
            reboot?
           
         
        
          583 [04:53:47] <themill> no setup is required
           
         
        
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          590 [04:59:23] <awal1> usney2 , run cat /etc/apt/sources.list and
            paste on paste.debian.org
           
         
        
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          593 [05:01:17] <usney2> awal1 I am running a command line only
            system on that debian computer
           
         
        
          594 [05:01:28] <usney2> so I'll have to cat to a file
           
         
        
          595 [05:01:39] <usney2> then copy from ssh
           
         
        
          596 [05:01:44] <awal1> use pastebinit  
         
        
          597 [05:02:52] <usney2> wish I had this remote stuff setup
            already
           
         
        
          598 [05:03:01] <usney2> I don't need any help awall
           
         
        
          599 [05:03:29] <usney2> I'll fix it tomorrow I need to be up
            at 5am tomorrow for work good night everyone!
           
         
        
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          631 [05:33:18] <blackswan> i have written a program which is
            intended for use in pipelines. i have named it "maybe",
            but there is already a debian package by that name, so i want to
            come up with a new name for it. here is what it does:
           
         
        
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          633 [05:35:07] <blackswan> "maybe PROGRAM
            [ARGUMENTS...]" will wait for input to be available on its
            standard input, and if such input becomes available, will exec
            PROGRAM, passing it the provided ARGUMENTS
           
         
        
          634 [05:35:14] <blackswan> otherwise, it will exit.
           
         
        
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          638 [05:37:04] <blackswan> does anybody have any suggestions for
            a good name?
           
         
        
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          643 [05:43:43] <rant> how is this different from xargs?
           
         
        
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          647 [05:44:56] <themill> rant: xargs turns stdin into positional
            arguments; this leaves it as stdin
           
         
        
          648 [05:45:09] <klys> blackswan, `fill'.
           
         
        
          649 [05:45:34] <blackswan> fill? why fill?
           
         
        
          650 [05:45:52] <klys> becasue you wait for the input to fill in
            the blank
           
         
        
          651 [05:45:54] <themill> Needs a nice pun on piping...
           
         
        
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          654 [05:46:17] <blackswan> yes, i can't think of a piping
            pun though
           
         
        
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          656 [05:46:55] <themill> picking words is a pretty fraught choice
            though, see 'dune', 'node', ...
           
         
        
          657 [05:47:01] <rant> it sounds like xargs -r -n0 to me
           
         
        
          658 [05:47:16] <themill> rant: nope  
         
        
          659 [05:47:49] <rant> well then I dont see its utility :P
           
         
        
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          661 [05:47:54] <blackswan> does xargs exec() the program? the
            whole point of this is for it to vanish if not needed.
           
         
        
          662 [05:48:05] <rant> xargs -r doesn't
           
         
        
          663 [05:48:10] <themill> blackswan: --no-run-if-empty
           
         
        
          664 [05:48:18] <blackswan> and not waste time basically being
            'cat' if it is.
           
         
        
          665 [05:48:50] <blackswan> and look prettier in a script than
            redirecting to a temp file, checking to see if the file exists, and
            then running something
           
         
        
          666 [05:48:57] <blackswan> er, is nonzero
           
         
        
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          668 [05:49:03] <blackswan> nonempty  
         
        
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          671 [05:49:52] <blackswan> themill: are you seriously suggesting
            i give the program a name that starts with two dashes?
           
         
        
          672 [05:50:06] <themill> no, that's the xargs option rant is
            talking about
           
         
        
          673 [05:50:10] <rant> its an option alias for -r with xargs
           
         
        
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          676 [05:50:31] <rant> does the program this runs get the stdin
            from the pipe as its stdin?
           
         
        
          677 [05:50:57] <klys> that's the way I thought he said
           
         
        
          678 [05:50:59] <themill> (write it in C and add it to moreutils)
           
         
        
          679 [05:51:32] <blackswan> yes  
         
        
          680 [05:52:14] <rant> ifin, runpipe, maygin..
           
         
        
          681 [05:52:35] * rant could probably come up with more possible names
           
         
        
          682 [05:52:55] <rant> maygin is a goofy spelling of a girls name,
            and could be short for may-get-input
           
         
        
          683 [05:52:57] <rant> heh  
         
        
          684 [05:53:13] <blackswan> i wrote it because i have various cron
            jobs that check things and may or may not produce output; if there
            is output, i want to mail it, but only if there is output
           
         
        
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          687 [05:54:45] <rant> just know if you use a term I coined I will
            surely tell everyone I came up with it :P Not concerned with credit
            per-se just proud of stupid terms I come up with like SNS Syndrome
            :P
           
         
        
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          689 [05:56:38] <blackswan> hm. mexec?  
         
        
          690 [05:56:57] <rant> personally I kinda like maygin.. close to
            your name, functional, and sounds like a girls name.. which there is
            history of people giving female names to their cars, guitars, etc
           
         
        
          691 [05:56:57] <blackswan> mayb  
         
        
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          693 [05:57:49] <blackswan> maygin is the best of yours
           
         
        
          694 [05:58:07] <rant> doesnt sound derivitive
           
         
        
          695 [05:58:37] <blackswan> but i think i like just dropping the e
            better.
           
         
        
          696 [05:58:53] <rant> it is a lil long for a simple program
           
         
        
          697 [05:59:01] <blackswan> creat  
         
        
          698 [05:59:39] <blackswan> maybe i should just call it mab
           
         
        
          699 [05:59:42] <rant> yeah, I wouldnt wanna be derivitive
            personally, it'd confuse me.. I tend to for my personal use
            make abbreviations though
           
         
        
          700 [06:00:09] <blackswan> which would confuse you?
           
         
        
          701 [06:00:25] <rant> if I had a program I used called maybe and
            another called mayb or something
           
         
        
          702 [06:00:40] <rant> especially if they were not similar
            programs
           
         
        
          703 [06:00:50] <rant> I'd forget which was which at times
           
         
        
          704 [06:01:55] <rant> I knew a girl once called maygin and
            thought it was stupid way to spell megan cause it has gin not gan in
            it.. but sounded more appropriate here.. its just 6 chars which
            seems a bit much for something simple
           
         
        
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          706 [06:04:50] <rant> I'm personally ripping apart broken
            Thinkpad T61's to attempt to make a cluster with them.. got no
            clue what sort of software to use yet..
           
         
        
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          708 [06:05:31] <rant> nor do I know how I should mount the
            boards.. but seems silly to keep them in broken thinkpad cases
           
         
        
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          715 [06:14:05] <rant> all I know right now is, I'm hoping to
            cluster 4 of them with debian probably running off 32GB thumbdrives
            or PXE booted ram drives..idk
           
         
        
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          720 [06:16:13] <rant> the details just make my head hurt right
            now.. idk if the discrete nvidia quadro nvs 140m would be of any use
            or not..
           
         
        
          721 [06:16:30] <rant> wanna use em for ffmpeg encoding
           
         
        
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          724 [06:16:56] <naribia> hello. I have a program (electrum -
            bitcoin wallet) installed on debian 9, GUI environment
           
         
        
          725 [06:17:15] <naribia> if I type in the search, for electrum,
            the program shows up, and I can open it
           
         
        
          726 [06:17:25] <naribia> however I also have compiled the program
            from source, a newer version
           
         
        
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          728 [06:17:50] <naribia> where is the version installed that
            shows up in the search?
           
         
        
          729 [06:18:41] <rant> naribia: what search?
           
         
        
          730 [06:18:51] <naribia> eh  
         
        
          731 [06:19:28] <naribia> like, app search, also using the
            keyboard windows key
           
         
        
          732 [06:19:38] <rant> apt search? find? locate? gnome's app
            menu search? I could think of hundreds of possible
            "searches" in debian
           
         
        
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          735 [06:20:05] <rant> if its desktop related, its probably
            operating on a .desktop file either global or in the homedir
           
         
        
          736 [06:20:53] <rant> i.e. /usr/share/applications/ or
            ~/.local/share/applications
           
         
        
          737 [06:22:02] <aaro> naribia: which electrum
           
         
        
          738 [06:22:03] <naribia> ok I see it under
            /usr/share/applications/electrum.desktop
           
         
        
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          740 [06:22:09] <rant> once you find the desktop file you look at
            the exec= line if its not using a full path then its using the
            system $PATH and you figure that out with which electrum
           
         
        
          741 [06:22:14] <naribia> which electrum did not have results
           
         
        
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          745 [06:23:53] <rant> copying that file to ~/.local/share/ shoule
            override the system-wide one and you can change the exec= line
           
         
        
          746 [06:24:11] <naribia> rant: copying the compiled version?
           
         
        
          747 [06:24:15] <Gigglebyte> Anyone alive and BREATHING ???
           
         
        
          748 [06:24:15] <rant> erm ~/.local/share/applications
           
         
        
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          751 [06:25:10] <rant> naribia: the .desktop file from
            /usr/share/applications its not a binary, its a .desktop config
            file.. plain text
           
         
        
          752 [06:25:17] <rant> it merely defines using the free desktop
            standard, how to setup launchers in GUI for the program
           
         
        
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          755 [06:25:24] <Gigglebyte> I am having trouble installing linux
            and wondering if someone can figure out why a Dell, model P28F
            laptop can not detect a fully functioning Debian boot USB stick. The
            image of the bios is at
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          756 [06:25:37] <rant> Gigglebyte: nope.. we're all dead and
            rotting
           
         
        
          757 [06:25:46] <naribia> rant: right, so if I delete the .desktop
            file as well as the binary it points to via exec=, will that be the
            extent of the uninstall?
           
         
        
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          759 [06:26:16] <Gigglebyte> rant> Any idea why I can't
            install linux? The things in the bios indicate
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          760 [06:26:21] <rant> naribia: uh no.. what are you trying to
            do.. uninstall the one you compiled from source?
           
         
        
          761 [06:26:27] <Gigglebyte> The boot stick is good, and the
            install stick was created last summer.
           
         
        
          762 [06:26:33] <naribia> rant: trying to uninstall the .desktop
            version
           
         
        
          763 [06:26:48] <rant> naribia: which is the one you compiled from
            source?
           
         
        
          764 [06:27:00] <naribia> rant: well now I am, I was also just
            curious how the desktop version was installed
           
         
        
          765 [06:27:18] <rant> o.O  
         
        
          766 [06:27:39] <naribia> rant: the newer version I compiled from
            source, its not installed, just in a directory I compiled it in, and
            I'm not sure if both are referencing the same config folder,
            regardless I want to uninstall the .desktop version
           
         
        
          767 [06:27:44] <rant> naribia: dpkg -l electrum
           
         
        
          768 [06:28:11] <naribia> dpkg-query: no packages found matching
            electrum
           
         
        
          769 [06:28:29] <rant> hmm..  
         
        
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          775 [06:30:01] <rant> naribia: can you figure out what version it
            is at least? does it have a Help>About or a command line option
            like --help or --version ?
           
         
        
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          777 [06:30:35] <naribia> the actual version? yeah its 3.3.3
           
         
        
          778 [06:30:38] <rant> naribia:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          779 [06:30:41] <naribia> compiled is the newer 3.3.4
           
         
        
          780 [06:31:20] <rant> none of the debian repos have a version
            3.3.3
           
         
        
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          782 [06:31:27] <rant> ,v electrum  
         
        
          783 [06:31:28] <judd> Package: electrum on amd64 --
            jessie-backports: 2.7.9-1~bpo8+1; stretch-backports: 3.1.3-1~bpo9+1;
            sid: 3.2.3-1
           
         
        
          784 [06:31:47] <rant> naribia: must have been compiled or
            installed by someone *shrug*
           
         
        
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          786 [06:32:50] <rant> naribia: according to pdo it only has a
            binary, desktop file, manpage, and in debian anyhow, some
            news/release/changelog/copyright files in /usr/share/doc/electrum
           
         
        
          787 [06:33:12] <naribia> rant: pdo ?  
         
        
          788 [06:33:25] <rant> naribia: see the link I gave you above
           
         
        
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          790 [06:33:40] <naribia> ok, so that shows supposedly all the
            files included int he install, I can just delete them manually?
           
         
        
          791 [06:34:06] <rant> naribia: its what would be included in the
            debian packages.. who knows where you got it from or what it
            installed :P
           
         
        
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          794 [06:34:16] <naribia> :/  
         
        
          795 [06:34:31] <rant> naribia: if your package manager doesnt
            know about it, and you dont know where it came from, then sure. use
            that filelist as a guide and delete away :P
           
         
        
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          797 [06:34:40] <naribia> okay :)  
         
        
          798 [06:34:46] <naribia> alrighty well thanks then
           
         
        
          799 [06:34:59] <naribia> by the way  
         
        
          800 [06:35:07] <naribia> why doesn't the package manager
            know about it?
           
         
        
          801 [06:35:40] <rant> I was just tryin to make sure 1) your
            package manager didnt install it and thus couldnt remove it, and 2)
            you didnt perhaps install this version from source with say a
            "make install" where you could just "make
            uninstall"
           
         
        
          802 [06:36:11] <rant> the package manager doesnt know about it
            because apparently you didnt install a debian package for it.. you
            must've used a binary or source tarball or something
           
         
        
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          811 [06:37:05] <rant> you may still wanna keep that .desktop file
           
         
        
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          815 [06:37:28] <rant> copy it to ~/.local/share/applications and
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          820 [06:37:53] <rant> cause randomly compiled crap sitting in a
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          838 [06:40:09] * rant idly wonders how many thinkpad docks he has
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          841 [06:40:44] <naribia> ok I see thanks ^^
           
         
        
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          1046 [07:25:55] <__m4ch1n3__> marked in synaptic systemd for
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          1047 [07:26:10] <__m4ch1n3__> thats spooky af
           
         
        
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          1076 [08:08:33] <beavis> ok so i'm on buster and sometimes
            ssh client refuses to log in to my server and i need to reboot
           
         
        
          1077 [08:08:42] <beavis> i mean i need to reboot the client
           
         
        
          1078 [08:08:57] <beavis> which service to restart to avoid
            rebooting?
           
         
        
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          1080 [08:09:37] <beavis> i mean which service i need to restart to
            avoid rebooting?
           
         
        
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          1084 [08:10:41] <beavis> also, suspending takes too much time
            after closing the lid
           
         
        
          1085 [08:10:42] <cheapie> beavis: Which end do you have to
            restart, the server or the client?
           
         
        
          1086 [08:10:42] <themill> Can you elaborate on "refuses to
            log in"
           
         
        
          1087 [08:10:48] <beavis> cheapie: client  
         
        
          1088 [08:10:58] <cheapie> That's... odd :P
           
         
        
          1089 [08:11:09] <beavis> themill: well i use keys and just do ssh
            <ip>
           
         
        
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          1091 [08:11:16] <beavis> and sometimes it just hangs on it
           
         
        
          1092 [08:11:29] <beavis> after i reboot the client i'm able
            to log in again
           
         
        
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          1094 [08:12:35] <beavis> maybe it's because gnome ssh agent?
           
         
        
          1095 [08:14:05] <beavis> q  
         
        
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          1097 [08:17:53] <themill> adding some verbosity to ssh would be
            sensible at this stage (on client at least; on server too perhaps)
           
         
        
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          1101 [08:22:03] <beavis> yeah i'll make it verbose next time
            it happens
           
         
        
          1102 [08:22:14] <beavis> tho i had no problems of such on stretch
           
         
        
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          1114 [08:29:41] <t3st3r> <beavis> and sometimes it just
            hangs on it <- looking dmesg and journalctl for logs and possible
            errors or related events are 1st thing.
           
         
        
          1115 [08:30:18] <t3st3r> another would be to run something like
            tcpdump to get idea what goes on on the net, it should give some
            ideas.
           
         
        
          1116 [08:30:44] <beavis> what about suspend delay after closing
            the lid?
           
         
        
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          1119 [08:31:41] <t3st3r> kernel and systemd also tend to log what
            they do on going to sleep - so looking on timings between log
            records could give idea.
           
         
        
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          1123 [08:33:54] <ellyacht> can someone help me find a Linux distro
            that I can game on and also be able to adjust my laptops screen
            settings? On kali-Linux I'm able to adjust my screen to 120 Hz
            and do all kinds of stuff except game. But on Linuxmint I can game
            but I can't adjust screen settings it's a terrible distro
           
         
        
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          1131 [08:39:43] <perseiver> ellyacht what do you want to achieve
            is not clear. Do you want to play game and adjust its size? Or you
            want to see desktop and play game by splitting the screen or
            similar?
           
         
        
          1132 [08:41:02] <ellyacht> I want to have the same settings I have
            on kali Linux e17 on a different distro I can game on.
           
         
        
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          1144 [08:51:44] <SerajewelKS> running xfce on debian and a ton of
            the icons are replaced with a red X, and themes don't apply in
            the appearances window
           
         
        
          1145 [08:51:57] <SerajewelKS> what could be the cause of this?
            it's the only system i've seen this behavior on and i
            don't think the setup is unusual.
           
         
        
          1146 [08:52:13] <nkuttler> which debian release?
           
         
        
          1147 [08:52:17] <SerajewelKS> stretch  
         
        
          1148 [08:52:47] <SerajewelKS> other X programs act a bit odd too.
            ardour crashes immediately after selecting an audio engine.
           
         
        
          1149 [08:53:01] <nkuttler> SerajewelKS: is this a new system, or
            did all of that use to work?
           
         
        
          1150 [08:53:12] <SerajewelKS> it's not a new system but it
            hasn't run X before
           
         
        
          1151 [08:54:02] <nkuttler> well, it sounds like your themes were
            not installed correctly. i would try 1. with a different user
            account. 2. reinstall xfce and make sure all recommends etc are
            included
           
         
        
          1152 [08:54:11] <nkuttler> the audio issue seems unrelated
           
         
        
          1153 [08:54:28] <SerajewelKS> it's not an audio issue because
            i'm connecting to jack with the dummy backend
           
         
        
          1154 [08:54:41] <SerajewelKS> e.g. there's no real audio
            hardware being used
           
         
        
          1155 [08:55:23] <SerajewelKS> the crash happens in gtkmm and
            considering that there's some weird gtk things going on, my
            strong suspicion is that they're related
           
         
        
          1156 [08:55:26] <nkuttler> let's focus on one problem at a
            time
           
         
        
          1157 [08:56:41] <SerajewelKS> new account shows the same behaviors
           
         
        
          1158 [08:57:23] <nkuttler> ok, so it's not your user profile.
            but if you configured apt accordingly, you might not have pulled in
            the necessary packages
           
         
        
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          1160 [08:57:44] <nkuttler> SerajewelKS: apt-cache policy xfce4
           
         
        
          1161 [08:58:10] <SerajewelKS> *** 4.12.3 500 500
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          1165 [09:00:10] <SerajewelKS> all recommends are installed but the
            suggests gtk3-engines-xfce is not
           
         
        
          1166 [09:00:16] <SerajewelKS> but i didn't think xfce used
            gtk3 yet
           
         
        
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          1168 [09:00:33] <SerajewelKS> let's see what happens if i
            install this
           
         
        
          1169 [09:01:24] <SerajewelKS> did not change a thing
           
         
        
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          1171 [09:01:59] <SerajewelKS> is there something that vncserver
            should be doing but isn't doing during session startup?
           
         
        
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          1177 [09:05:38] <SerajewelKS> hmmmm. i started xfce by way of
            lightdm on a VT and there's still no panel icons, but there are
            now menu icons and appearance selection is working. so
            something's fucky with vncserver.
           
         
        
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          1182 [09:09:52] <t3st3r> SerajewelKS> as idea you can also try
            to run xfce4-appearance-settings from console (most notably graphic
            terminal in session) - maybe it would spit some meaningful errors?
           
         
        
          1183 [09:10:39] <SerajewelKS> only thing it tells me is that the
            RANDR extension is missing
           
         
        
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          1187 [09:11:17] <t3st3r> also .xsession-errors can give some ideas
            on what's wrong - maybe there're some errors or so?
           
         
        
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          1190 [09:12:49] <SerajewelKS> xfwm complains about missing
            xrender, xrandr, xcomposite, xdamage, and xfixes
           
         
        
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          1192 [09:13:07] <SerajewelKS> not sure that's related
           
         
        
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          1196 [09:14:07] <SerajewelKS> it's all very strange and
            i'm not sure why
           
         
        
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          1198 [09:14:33] <SerajewelKS> i run xfce4 with ardour on another
            linux machine just fine. no idea why this one doesn't seem to
            like either. though xfce doesn't seem to like whatever the X
            VNC server does.
           
         
        
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          1204 [09:15:23] <SerajewelKS> aha, xfsettingsd is crashing
           
         
        
          1205 [09:15:49] <SerajewelKS> (xfsettingsd:13324): GLib-CRITICAL
            **: g_hash_table_destroy: assertion 'hash_table != NULL'
            failed
           
         
        
          1206 [09:15:54] <SerajewelKS> then everything starts going
            downhill
           
         
        
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          1210 [09:16:48] <SerajewelKS> apparently this is a semi-documented
            issue between xfce4 and limited X servers
           
         
        
          1211 [09:17:16] <SerajewelKS> i still don't know why ardour
            is crashing on startup
           
         
        
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          1213 [09:17:27] <SerajewelKS> that happened even on X with a
            physical display
           
         
        
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          1222 [09:24:47] <t3st3r> SerajewelKS> excuse me, are you using
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          1224 [09:25:14] <SerajewelKS> vncserver  
         
        
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          1282 [09:59:18] <beavis> ok what about suspend delay after closing
            the lid?
           
         
        
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          1284 [09:59:39] <beavis> i';d liek it to suspend instantly
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          1286 [09:59:57] <beavis> (on debian 10)  
         
        
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          1293 [10:05:14] <__m4ch1n3__> huh! so it is possible to give
            additional packages to debian installer as bootargument?
            preseed/late_command="in-target apt-get install -y foo
            bar"
           
         
        
          1294 [10:05:33] <__m4ch1n3__> found it here
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          1298 [10:09:27] <__m4ch1n3__> could i install in that way packages
            during installaton from latest stretch iso?
           
         
        
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          1303 [10:12:22] <__m4ch1n3__> [...]  
         
        
          1304 [10:12:22] <__m4ch1n3__> If not using a preseed file, this
            can be added to the boot arguments instead by hitting TAB at the
            boot menu on the desired entry and appending the above preseed line
            at the end of the boot command. [...]
           
         
        
          1305 [10:13:20] <__m4ch1n3__> that slash in keyname looks weired
           
         
        
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          1314 [10:17:40] <__m4ch1n3__> !preseed  
         
        
          1315 [10:17:41] <dpkg> [preseed] Preseeding provides a way to set
            answers to questions asked during the Debian installation process,
            to allow for a streamlined or completely automated installation. The
            <install guide> provides an extensive appendix on preseeding
            with a full example. See
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          1328 [10:24:03] <beavis> will gnome be stil patched in buster?
           
         
        
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          1330 [10:24:09] <beavis> as in bugfixes etc
           
         
        
          1331 [10:24:37] <beavis> aparently the delay lays on the gnome
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          1359 [10:40:56] <SerajewelKS> !buster  
         
        
          1360 [10:40:56] <dpkg> The release following Debian 9
            "Stretch" is codenamed "Buster" (Andy's pet
            Dachshund in Toy Story) and will be Debian 10.
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          1363 [10:41:24] <SerajewelKS> beavis: buster is already frozen, so
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          1391 [11:03:27] <rander2> !help  
         
        
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          1419 [11:22:45] <fireba11> another happy stretch system :-) (one
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          1572 [12:56:57] <CrazyTux> are older kernels more suitable for
            older computers?
           
         
        
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          1574 [12:58:03] <e3d3> How can I share the configuration of
            synaptic package manager between computers ?
           
         
        
          1575 [12:58:16] <blackflow> CrazyTux: Only if newer kernels
            dropped a vital feature for the older computer to run, which is
            rather unlikely except when it comes to 32-bit, which is still
            supported, so basically..... "normally no". :)
           
         
        
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          1577 [12:58:42] <CrazyTux> blackflow, ok  
         
        
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          1617 [13:20:09] <dennis_345> Could anyone help with debugging udev
            rule? I have a disk encrypted with LUKS, it gets automatically
            decrypted using entry in /etc/crypttab "c0
            UUID=7c5785f5-dbb1-47c3-b39e-164176f123e9 /etc/luks/0.key
            luks", on the LUKS volume I have a dm-integrity volume which
            needs to be started using command "integritysetup open
            /dev/mapper/c0 i0" I want system to automatically open
            dm-integrity volume on boot. I
           
         
        
          1618 [13:20:09] <dennis_345> put an udev rule
            "ACTION=="add", SUBSYSTEM=="block",
            ATTR{DM_NAME}=="c0", RUN+="/usr/sbin/integritysetup
            open /dev/%k i0"" into
            "/etc/udev/rules.d/99-integrity.rules" but it looks like
            the rule does not fire because upon reboot I see c0 device, but not
            i0. I am running Debian testing with all updates installed. Thanks.
           
         
        
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          1623 [13:21:55] <e3d3> Does anyone know how to save the
            configuration of "synaptic package manager", the GUI, (not
            the packages) ?
           
         
        
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          1651 [13:42:25] <t3st3r> dennis_345> udevadm monitor could
            allow to see events on hotplug. Also udevadm show <device>
            could display attributes as udev sees them.
           
         
        
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          1654 [13:43:12] <t3st3r> though I'm not sure how far this
            applicable to encrypted dryves, I've been trying more mundane
            things.
           
         
        
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          1673 [13:55:43] <kab0m> Hello everyone :9  
         
        
          1674 [13:55:46] <kab0m> :)  
         
        
          1675 [13:55:55] <kab0m> How do i force debian to use the
            dns-servers defined in /etc/network/interfaces instead of the ones
            in /etc/resolv.conf?
           
         
        
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          1682 [13:59:27] <dennis_345> t3st3r: Can I use udevadm monitor if
            the disk is connected using SATA and is not hotplugable? I get
            unknown operation error for "udevadm show", do you mean
            "udevadm info"? Here is output of my "udevadm
            info":
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          1683 [13:59:56] <diogenes_> kab0m, maybe with dnsmasq
           
         
        
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          1685 [14:01:29] <kab0m> diogenes_: i am using dnsmasq allready.
            What i need is dnsmasq using the resolv.conf while the
            system(debian) should avoid resolv.conf and read the dns-servers
            from the interfaces-files only? How to do that?
           
         
        
          1686 [14:02:16] <blackflow> "system should avoid
            resolv.conf" -- what do you mean by that.
           
         
        
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          1688 [14:02:59] <blackflow> /etc/resolv.conf is THE resolver
            configuration file. the only question is WHAT configures it: the
            user, DHCP, or something else.
           
         
        
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          1693 [14:07:39] <kab0m> blackflow: Ok, then how can i tell the
            system to not use the resolver configuration-file and use the
            dns-servers defined in the interfaces file? The thing is i try to
            share a vpn-connection and i get dns leaks because dnsmasq AND the
            system use the dns-server specified in resolv.conf...if i could tell
            the system to not use resolv.conf BUT the dns-servers used in the
            interfaces file i could set resolv.conf to 127.0.0.1(where dnsmasq
            is
           
         
        
          1694 [14:07:39] <kab0m> nning) and avoid dns-leaks to the cleints
            that use the connection from this machine. I hope this is not to
            confusing
           
         
        
          1695 [14:08:03] <kab0m> *too  
         
        
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          1700 [14:12:52] <blackflow> kab0m: you can't.
            /etc/resolver.conf is THE central resolver configuration file. glibc
            consults that. everything that needs DNS resolution using glibc
            (pretty much every program except those that can be configured with
            some specific upstream resolver directly) will consult resolv.conf
           
         
        
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          1705 [14:13:35] <blackflow> kab0m: so the right question is how to
            configure resolv.conf with desired upstream resolvers. what exactly
            do you want to achieve? static config via e/n/i? DHCP based config?
           
         
        
          1706 [14:13:50] <blackflow> /etc/resolv.conf above (typo'd)
           
         
        
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          1712 [14:21:05] <kab0m> blackflow: hmm...i see. What i try to
            achieve is the following: I have a machine that connects to a
            vpn-service via openvpn and shares this connection with the
            computers on the network.It acts kinda liek a vpn-router. When the
            vpn connects it run the script
            "/etc/openvpn/update-resolv-conf" which updates the
            resolv.conf file with the dns-servers provided by the vpn-service
            BUT this does not remove the allready present dns-entry (8.8.8.
           
         
        
          1713 [14:21:05] <kab0m> in the resolv.conf which then leads to
            dns-leaks. So, when i set the resolv.conf to 127.0.0.1(dnsmasq) the
            vpn cant connect anymore because it needs dns to resolve the
            names...but when i leave it how it is, all machines connected gets
            dns-leaks. So how to achieve this? I tried two tutorials on this but
            both failed.
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          1722 [14:26:46] <rebrec> hello  
         
        
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          1729 [14:29:01] <rebrec> i have a question about apt, i was
            looking for a package called prelude-correlator. When i do a apt
            policy prelude-correlator, i get a Candidate version of 1.0.0-1.1
            from url
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          1730 [14:29:01] <rebrec> ar more recent version available in the
            repository : 4.1.1-2 Could someone help me understand why my apt
            doesn't offer me to get this recent version please ?
           
         
        
          1731 [14:30:42] <rebrec> kab0m what is the content of
            /etc/openvpn/update-resolv-conf ? if this script is run and after
            its execution you don't get what you expect, i would guess that
            the script need modifications / improvements no ?
           
         
        
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          1735 [14:32:59] <kab0m> rebrec: thanks for the hint. i tested the
            same script with ubuntu and its working without a problem there. So
            i guess this is debian related. the script can be found here
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          1741 [14:38:33] <kab0m> rebrec: i mean, yes you are right - one
            could alter the script to remove the allready present dns-entry. but
            i just want to understand how this config works for other people
            (using ubuntu) but not on my debian machine :shrug:
           
         
        
          1742 [14:39:43] <rebrec> ubuntu is based on debian so i would
            doubt it's a debian problem. Perhaps you have other services
            running under debian that interfere with the update of resolv.conf.
            Anyway, i would suggest trying to troubleshoot your script by
            modifying it (after making a backup if you are unsure of what you
            are doing of course). You may first log every parameters
           
         
        
          1743 [14:39:43] <rebrec> received by the script for instance a
            line like this one : "echo $* >> /tmp/mylog.log"
            then you could also at the end of the script make a copy of the just
            modified resolv.conf to some other place to see if at the end of the
            script execution, your resolv.conf is as expected or not
           
         
        
          1744 [14:40:28] <jmcnaught> kab0m: are you using resolvconf?
           
         
        
          1745 [14:40:55] <jmcnaught> rebrec: those other versions are
            likely for other releases of Ubuntu but you're better off
            asking in #ubuntu about that
           
         
        
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          1747 [14:41:40] <kab0m> jmcnaught: no, resolvconf is not installed
            on the debian machine. but it was on a another ubuntu machine, but i
            had to remove it to get things to work as expected
           
         
        
          1748 [14:41:59] <kab0m> *to work as expected on the ubuntu machine
           
         
        
          1749 [14:42:10] <rebrec> ha ok jmcnaught thanks, may i ask how you
            know / find that it is for another version please ? i mean i suppose
            there is a way to do what apt does by hand but i don't know how
           
         
        
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          1756 [14:44:13] <jmcnaught> rebrec:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          1760 [14:46:48] <rebrec> thanks a lot jmcnaught
           
         
        
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          1762 [14:46:55] <rebrec> you made my day :)
           
         
        
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          1765 [14:49:21] <kab0m> It is strange..here the documentation
            says:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          1767 [14:50:48] <rebrec> Kab0m did you tried what i ´ve
            suggested ?
           
         
        
          1768 [14:52:38] <kab0m> rebrec: yes i did, thank you for this hint
            ;) but as this scripts are written by openvpn(i guess) i dont want
            to alter them but i want to understand how to alter debian to do
            what i want. i mean, if there is something stated in a
            debian-documentation it should work right? but i does not.
           
         
        
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          1785 [15:07:13] <Deihmos> i am new to linux but tried ubuntu in
            the past
           
         
        
          1786 [15:07:30] <Deihmos> shouldn't the software app in
            debian be able to install deb files?
           
         
        
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          1793 [15:12:09] <nkuttler> Deihmos: um, yes, but only debian
            packages. getting packages from random sources is guaranteed to lead
            to breakage sooner or later
           
         
        
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          1795 [15:13:10] <Deihmos> tried to install chrome deb. i remember
            it working in ubuntu but on debian it says not supported
           
         
        
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          1800 [15:15:39] <nkuttler> !errors  
         
        
          1801 [15:15:39] <dpkg> If you don't tell us the exact error
            messages you get, we can't tell you what's wrong, and
            it's also useful to know exactly what command you're
            typing. Please look for the *first* error that occurs, as this is
            often the cause of later errors -- ask me about <localized
            errors> too. Please don't paste in the channel, use a
            pastebin instead; ask me about <pastebin>.
           
         
        
          1802 [15:16:36] <Deihmos> opened it in the software app to
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          1805 [15:17:17] <nkuttler> i don't know what the software app
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          1811 [15:22:41] <Deihmos> nevermind. found gdebi
           
         
        
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          1861 [15:54:12] <de-facto> what is the best pattern to create a
            system user for a service from scripts?
           
         
        
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          1890 [16:08:12] <urxtnw> I see, when it comes to other distros
            based on debian like ubuntu,is it possible cannonical does something
            under the hood that users can't check?
           
         
        
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          1908 [16:16:31] <LikWidChz> Rando question for you guys, when you
            start editing the sources.list file it mostly always pulls in newer
            versions of the packages. Are those packages considered non stable?
           
         
        
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          1917 [16:21:48] <urxtnw> what would be the main difference between
            debian minimal install and an ubuntu minimal install. Just packages
            and repository?
           
         
        
          1918 [16:22:50] <LikWidChz> I think the debian minimal is
            seriously minimal. I actually installed that the other day
           
         
        
          1919 [16:23:08] <LikWidChz> unbuntu has a ton more stuff packaged
            in it.
           
         
        
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          1921 [16:24:20] <LikWidChz> ... random idea for you, have you
            thought about creating a VM and trying both out??
           
         
        
          1922 [16:24:45] <urxtnw> I see, I did, but it's hard to know
            what goes inside the hood as a not so advanced user
           
         
        
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          1924 [16:25:01] <urxtnw> if I minimally install both and just
            install the packages it all looks the same in the end
           
         
        
          1925 [16:25:33] <urxtnw> and I'd like to learn more about
            linux in general, that's why I was asking
           
         
        
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          1927 [16:26:15] <LikWidChz> well i'm not much of an expert
            either, run df . -h on both, I think that was the command it will
            tell you what amount of space each takes up. You can run top and
            services --status-all and see what stuff is running. In the end
            though whats your goal?
           
         
        
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          1930 [16:27:32] <urxtnw> I would like just a distro for home use,
            that is stable but not too old, but also one which is not bloated
            (which is why i mentioned minimal install)
           
         
        
          1931 [16:27:45] <urxtnw> but very good advice you gave me about
            running df and services
           
         
        
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          1933 [16:28:39] <LikWidChz> I mean honestly most of the shit out
            there today is pretty stable. It seriously depends on what you want
            to do with it. Like if you wanted to build a nas , use debian
            minimal and add on what you need.
           
         
        
          1934 [16:29:01] <urxtnw> LikWidChz, makes sense, thank you so much
           
         
        
          1935 [16:29:02] <LikWidChz> which would technically be maybe just
            samba? and mdadm.
           
         
        
          1936 [16:29:33] <LikWidChz> Yeah, you can seriously go down a
            rabbit hole with things like this and never surface.
           
         
        
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          1939 [16:30:04] <urxtnw> definitely  
         
        
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          1944 [16:31:32] <jmcnaught> I've seen a lot of users shoot
            themselves in the foot trying for a minimal install then spending
            hours trying to figure out why something isn't working, only
            for it to be some recommended packages are missing
           
         
        
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          1946 [16:32:08] <LikWidChz> ha, its a little cryptic sometimes I
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          1949 [16:33:12] <urxtnw> jmcnaught, yeah but the reason for doing
            that is to learn in the first place
           
         
        
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          1951 [16:33:25] <LikWidChz> best way to start. dive in head first.
           
         
        
          1952 [16:33:29] <urxtnw> jmcnaught, and using the manual helps a
            lot
           
         
        
          1953 [16:33:52] <LikWidChz> I started learning with slackware,
            then went to gentoo... two most pain in the ass distros
           
         
        
          1954 [16:34:08] <urxtnw> yeah, slackware has no dependency
            resolution
           
         
        
          1955 [16:34:15] <urxtnw> i assume it's really hard
           
         
        
          1956 [16:34:27] <LikWidChz> command line = it doesn't work.
            fuck you try again.
           
         
        
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          1959 [16:35:05] <LikWidChz> most of the shit now with apt is
            pretty neat
           
         
        
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          1995 [16:48:49] <tyrsen1> When I boot my PC, immediately after
            GRUB ui it says this right before asking for disk decrypt password.
            Any ideas how I can remove the errors? Previously I had a bunch of
            lvmetad errors before setting use_lvmetad to 0
           
         
        
          1996 [16:48:50] <tyrsen1> Volume group "Debian" not
            found Cannot process volume group Debian Volume group
            "Debian" not found Cannot process volume group Debian
            Reading all physical volumes. This may take a while... Reading all
            physical volumes. This may take a while...
           
         
        
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          2000 [16:50:03] <blackflow> tyrsen1: is your LVM atop of or under
            LUKS? Do you have any non standard grub command lines? is crypttab
            correct?
           
         
        
          2001 [16:50:15] <blackflow> s/command lines/kernel command line
            options/
           
         
        
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          2009 [16:50:59] <tyrsen1> to all of the above.... where should i
            check? debian is the only OS on this PC if that helps, was installed
            using debian installer default options with full disk wipe
           
         
        
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          2016 [16:53:41] <tyrsen1> @blackflow
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          2020 [16:55:58] <tyrsen1> did that go through? some bot just sent
            me a bunch of message when i put it
           
         
        
          2021 [16:56:20] <blackflow> tyrsen1: yes but I have no idea what
            to do with it. it answers none of my questions.
           
         
        
          2022 [16:56:29] <tyrsen1> ok, what do you need?
           
         
        
          2023 [16:56:43] <blackflow> I asked you about your LVM+LUKS
            layout, grub config and crypttab and you ran blkid. might as well
            tell me that it's sunny outside.
           
         
        
          2024 [16:56:58] <tyrsen1> in grub config the only thing i changed
            was to set default timeout to 1 instead of 5
           
         
        
          2025 [16:57:06] <tyrsen1> i have no idea about lvm+luks
           
         
        
          2026 [16:57:12] <tyrsen1> nor crypttab  
         
        
          2027 [16:57:18] <blackflow> well how did you set it up? it
            didn't set up itself
           
         
        
          2028 [16:57:29] <tyrsen1> as i said, i just used debian installer
           
         
        
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          2031 [16:57:50] <tyrsen1> and went with default configuration
           
         
        
          2032 [16:57:55] <tyrsen1> for a blank disk
           
         
        
          2033 [16:58:03] <tyrsen1> so however it does, is what i have
           
         
        
          2034 [16:58:19] <blackflow> tyrsen1: alright. what's the
            output of `mount | grep " / "` ? should be one line that
            you can paste here
           
         
        
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          2037 [16:58:40] <blackflow> iirc the installer does LVM atop of
            LUKS, but let's check that
           
         
        
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          2041 [16:59:21] <tyrsen1> . /dev/mapper/Debian-root on / type ext4
            (rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro,data=ordered)
           
         
        
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          2047 [17:01:13] <blackflow> tyrsen1: and running vgscan will show
            Debian-root part of a pc thats LUKS /dev/mapper/... as well?
           
         
        
          2048 [17:01:40] <tyrsen1> vgscan not found
           
         
        
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          2050 [17:02:05] <blackflow> tyrsen1: is lvm2 package installed?
           
         
        
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          2053 [17:02:18] <tyrsen1> yes  
         
        
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          2055 [17:03:26] <blackflow> tyrsen1: ah your /sbin is probably no
            in the PATH.... try /sbin/vgscan then or use sudo
           
         
        
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          2057 [17:03:38] <blackflow> (iirc vgscan doesn't need root)
           
         
        
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          2059 [17:04:10] <tyrsen1> yea sudo works, one sec lemme get the
            output pasted
           
         
        
          2060 [17:04:18] <blackflow> tyrsen1: also post here contents of
            /etc/crypttab if it's one line, pastebin if it's not
            (don't bother with comments)
           
         
        
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          2064 [17:05:00] <tyrsen1>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          2068 [17:06:02] <tyrsen1> and /etc/crypttab says nvme....
            UUID=.... none luks
           
         
        
          2069 [17:06:24] <tyrsen1> sorry i have irc running on a computer
            that isn't the one being diagnosed so i'll copy directly
            only if needed
           
         
        
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          2071 [17:08:54] <blackflow> tyrsen1: it's only needed to
            figure out if the crypttab entry is for a correct device and that
            LVM is using unlocked LUKS container for pvs
           
         
        
          2072 [17:09:09] <tyrsen1> ok well that's what the line says,
            i'm assuming the uuid is irrelevant
           
         
        
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          2074 [17:09:18] <blackflow> tyrsen1: btw, this is Stretch, right?
            iirc there are some issues with buster and initramfs no longer
            automatically using cryptsetup something something
           
         
        
          2075 [17:09:23] <tyrsen1> yes, debian 9  
         
        
          2076 [17:10:33] <blackflow> tyrsen1: and whats the ouput of `cat
            /proc/cmdline` should also be one line you can post here
           
         
        
          2077 [17:11:07] <rozie> hi  
         
        
          2078 [17:11:25] <tyrsen1> BOOT_IMAGE=/vmlinuz-4.9.0-8-amd64
            root=/dev/mapper/Debian-root ro quiet
           
         
        
          2079 [17:11:30] <rozie> will install Debian (unstable) using
            installer and netinstall in a moment
           
         
        
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          2084 [17:11:58] <rozie> using
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          2088 [17:12:49] <rozie> should I take a closer look during
            installation on anything? askin about installer testing
           
         
        
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          2091 [17:13:11] <tyrsen1> this is probably a dumb question but
            could it be because it's looking for Debian not Debian-root? or
            is that one of them 'thats not how it works' things
           
         
        
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          2113 [17:22:01] <GNU\colossus> whoa  
         
        
          2114 [17:22:04] <GNU\colossus> new release today?
           
         
        
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          2116 [17:23:11] <blackflow> tyrsen1: it shouldn't. initramfs
            scripts are looking at the device root is mounted on, which is the
            Debian-root lv (probably part of "Debian" vg). thing is,
            initramfs scripts should know to unlock the LUKS containers _first_,
            before VGs are activated and root found for mounting.
           
         
        
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          2118 [17:23:34] <GNU\colossus> seems like 9.8 is there:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          2119 [17:23:55] <zleap> confirmed i am running 9.8 I though the
            upgrade thing to day was big
           
         
        
          2120 [17:24:00] <zleap> 45 packages  
         
        
          2121 [17:24:02] <blackflow> 9.8 has been announced yes, a week ago
           
         
        
          2122 [17:24:03] <zleap> usually 2 or 3  
         
        
          2123 [17:24:07] <zleap> ah  
         
        
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          2125 [17:24:15] <GNU\colossus> blackflow, a week ago? where?
           
         
        
          2126 [17:24:17] <blackflow> actually, 9.7 was out of order release
            due to apt
           
         
        
          2127 [17:24:23] <blackflow> GNU\colossus: on the debian announce
            mailing list
           
         
        
          2128 [17:24:40] <blackflow> without that apt emergency release,
            this would've been regularly scheduled 9.7 update
           
         
        
          2129 [17:24:50] <GNU\colossus>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          2134 [17:26:53] <zleap> that was due to the serious apt bug iirc
           
         
        
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          2138 [17:28:49] <zleap> thats interesting my block has a rss feed
            from debian announcem, the last one is dated for debian 9.7 on 23rd
            Jan
           
         
        
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          2140 [17:29:14] <blackflow> well I got the announcement in the
            mail (I'm sub'd to the mailing lists). I have no idea why
            it's not in the archives
           
         
        
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          2144 [17:31:20] <tyrsen1> ok, so is there anything to do to remove
            the errors?
           
         
        
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          2150 [17:34:04] <blackflow> tyrsen1: are they errors or warnings?
            does that root get mounted in the end?
           
         
        
          2151 [17:34:13] <blackflow> I'm assuming it does since
            you've pasted info about i
           
         
        
          2152 [17:34:15] <blackflow> *it  
         
        
          2153 [17:34:30] <tyrsen1> it immediately afterwards asks for disk
            decrypt password and everything works as normal from there
           
         
        
          2154 [17:34:45] <tyrsen1> so it's just an inconvenience to my
            ocd, essentially
           
         
        
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          2168 [17:40:17] <blackflow> tyrsen1: I hear ya :)
           
         
        
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          2170 [17:40:50] <blackflow> tyrsen1: if I were you, I'd trace
            those errors into initramfs scripts and see at what point exactly
            they're being echoed. that might hint at what's missing
           
         
        
          2171 [17:42:34] <blackflow> personally, I don't do LVM but
            ZFS, atop of LUKS, for which I debootstrap installations and have a
            custom initramfs script that unlocks remotely over ssh via a
            local-top script.
           
         
        
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          2174 [17:42:48] <tyrsen1> i understood most of those words
            individually
           
         
        
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          2176 [17:43:16] <tyrsen1> though have no idea how to implement
            your suggestion
           
         
        
          2177 [17:43:41] <tyrsen1> i'll just ignore it for now, maybe
            when i have some time to really sit down and tinker i can figure
            something out
           
         
        
          2178 [17:43:44] <blackflow> tyrsen1:
            /usr/share/initramfs-tools/... stuff and look up initramfs-tools(7)
            manpage for the explanation of the process
           
         
        
          2179 [17:43:55] <tyrsen1> ok  
         
        
          2180 [17:44:00] <tyrsen1> thanks for the info
           
         
        
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          2182 [17:44:25] <nr9032nsc6> Hello  
         
        
          2183 [17:44:35] <nr9032nsc6> When I do this from bash, it works
            and it keeps running:
           
         
        
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          2185 [17:44:41] <nr9032nsc6> #
            /home/user/syncthing-linux-amd64-v0.14.52/syncthing > /dev/null
            2>&1 &
           
         
        
          2186 [17:45:13] <nr9032nsc6> However if I create a script file
            named "launchsync" with this content ^^ and then chmod +x
            launchsync
           
         
        
          2187 [17:45:27] <nr9032nsc6> when I run launchsync, it stops
            immediately and doesn't keep running
           
         
        
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          2189 [17:45:32] <blackflow> tyrsen1: the relevnt scripts are
            probably under /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/local-top/ (the
            manpage explains what local-top does -- step that unlocks devices
            and makes rootfs visible for mounting)
           
         
        
          2190 [17:46:02] <blackflow> nr9032nsc6: do you have a shebang
            line? the first line like #!/bin/sh or whatev ?
           
         
        
          2191 [17:46:21] <nr9032nsc6> blackflow: I tried: #!/usr/bin/env
            bash
           
         
        
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          2193 [17:47:00] <nr9032nsc6> and I tried yours but no change
           
         
        
          2194 [17:47:23] <blackflow> nr9032nsc6: add set +x first line
            below the #!
           
         
        
          2195 [17:47:29] <blackflow> and observe the output
           
         
        
          2196 [17:47:43] <blackflow> oh wait  
         
        
          2197 [17:47:48] <blackflow> you have that trailing &
           
         
        
          2198 [17:47:53] <nr9032nsc6> yes  
         
        
          2199 [17:47:59] <nr9032nsc6> set +x didn't change anything
           
         
        
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          2204 [17:48:28] <blackflow> try `nohup` instead (look up the
            manpage). but eh.... my suggestion? write a proper systemd service
            unit for it
           
         
        
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          2206 [17:48:54] <nr9032nsc6> blackflow: yes i will use systemd for
            this, but first i wanted to understand this basic bash/sh thing
           
         
        
          2207 [17:49:06] <nr9032nsc6> just for learning purposes and to
            know which does this script fail
           
         
        
          2208 [17:49:14] <blackflow> nr9032nsc6: just so we're on the
            same page. when you run `launchsync` it exits immediately, correct?
           
         
        
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          2211 [17:49:45] <nr9032nsc6> blackflow: exactly
           
         
        
          2212 [17:49:51] <nr9032nsc6> and i tried with nohup, same
           
         
        
          2213 [17:49:53] <blackflow> nr9032nsc6: well yes. you started
            /home/user/..../syncthing in the background. redirected all its
            output to devnull. of course the calling script wille xit
            immediately.
           
         
        
          2214 [17:50:10] <blackflow> take a look at ps you probably have a
            bunch of /home/user/.../syncthing processes running now
           
         
        
          2215 [17:50:20] <nr9032nsc6> no no i already ps aux |grep ...
           
         
        
          2216 [17:50:22] <nr9032nsc6> but nothing  
         
        
          2217 [17:50:32] <blackflow> well then remove the devnull redirect
            and & and see the errors it produces
           
         
        
          2218 [17:50:35] <nr9032nsc6> whereas when I type the exact same
            line from my bash prompt, it works
           
         
        
          2219 [17:50:54] <blackflow> once you're sure it works as
            expected, you can redir its outputs to devnull.... or evenbeter, to
            a /home/usr/launchync.log :)
           
         
        
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          2221 [17:51:35] <blackflow> nr9032nsc6: right so start debugging
            by removing the stdout/stderr redirects. if you don't want it
            displayed, then redir to a file instead of devnull
           
         
        
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          2223 [17:52:33] <tyrsen1> blackflow: there's 3 files in
            there: cryptopensc (not much in it), cryptroot and lvm2. deciphering
            their contents is way above me at the moment, so i'm just going
            to leave as is
           
         
        
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          2226 [17:53:18] <nr9032nsc6> I'll retry
           
         
        
          2227 [17:53:28] <nr9032nsc6> Thanks for your help blackflow
           
         
        
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          2233 [17:57:22] <blackflow> nr9032nsc6: "set +x didn't
            change anything" ... yes, sorry, it should be set -x
            (counterintuitively, - sets + resets)
           
         
        
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          2235 [17:58:21] <blackflow> nr9032nsc6: anyway, running the script
            should output all the commands it executes, at least you confirm the
            shell is executing properly. really should remove all redirections
            and observe errors it produces, I bet it does
           
         
        
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          2238 [17:59:17] <nr9032nsc6> the problem was something else lol
           
         
        
          2239 [17:59:23] <nr9032nsc6> i named it "launchsync"
            here on IRC
           
         
        
          2240 [17:59:29] <nr9032nsc6> but on my machine I named the script
            "sync"
           
         
        
          2241 [17:59:45] <nr9032nsc6> but when I did "sync", it
            did call *another* linux command called sync :D
           
         
        
          2242 [17:59:46] <nr9032nsc6> haha  
         
        
          2243 [18:00:31] <blackflow> GNU\colossus: I knew I got it.
            it's debian-stable-announce ML.
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          2245 [18:01:01] <blackflow> and yeah, four days ago. my perception
            of time is sometimes.... unreal :)
           
         
        
          2246 [18:01:22] <blackflow> nr9032nsc6: lol
           
         
        
          2247 [18:01:56] <blackflow> that set -x would've hinted.
            seeing no output, clear sign THAT particular script was not the one
            running ;)
           
         
        
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          2254 [18:07:52] <nr9032nsc6> haha right :)
           
         
        
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          2263 [18:11:06] <Tarrasquero> update topic 9.8
           
         
        
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          2266 [18:11:19] <Tarrasquero> :)  
         
        
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          2290 [18:21:52] <quantum> For some reason when I reboot, wlan0
            does not come up. (Armbian). Everything's set correctly,wlan0
            has an IP, and seems up but is not associated. When I ifconfig wlan0
            down/up then it associates just fine.
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          2291 [18:23:15] <blackflow> quantum: that doesn't make any
            sense. wlan0 has an IP but it's not associated with an access
            point?
           
         
        
          2292 [18:23:22] <blackflow> oh wait, is the IP a link local one?
           
         
        
          2293 [18:23:44] <quantum> No the IP is a LAN RFFC1918.
           
         
        
          2294 [18:24:02] <blackflow> so where did it get it from? static
            config?
           
         
        
          2295 [18:24:09] <quantum> Yes  
         
        
          2296 [18:24:17] <quantum> Configs at bottom.
           
         
        
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          2298 [18:24:26] <blackflow> and by "associated" you mean
            connected to an access point?
           
         
        
          2299 [18:24:45] <quantum> Right, it's not. (As per the paste)
           
         
        
          2300 [18:24:48] <blackflow> oh you have a pastebin, I missed that
           
         
        
          2301 [18:25:54] <quantum> ... and it doesn't make any sense.
            How can it be up, but not associated?
           
         
        
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          2306 [18:27:49] <blackflow> quantum: because the two are separate
            things/events, and at separate OSI layers. just like your ethernet
            NIC can get an IP with unplugged cable
           
         
        
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          2308 [18:28:07] <blackflow> quantum: check journal, any errors wrt
            wpa supplicant trying to connect?
           
         
        
          2309 [18:28:20] <Eryn_1983_FL> hi peeps  
         
        
          2310 [18:28:32] <Eryn_1983_FL> i need some assitance with my
            apache config for icinga
           
         
        
          2311 [18:28:48] <quantum> Feb 12 09:02:16 sagitta.darkmatter.org
            wpa_supplicant[757]: Successfully initialized wpa_supplicant
           
         
        
          2312 [18:28:48] <quantum> Feb 12 09:02:17 sagitta.darkmatter.org
            wpa_supplicant[889]: Successfully initialized wpa_supplicant
           
         
        
          2313 [18:28:50] <Eryn_1983_FL> i am trying to get it to login via
            a form in html
           
         
        
          2314 [18:29:10] <Eryn_1983_FL>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          2316 [18:29:52] <blackflow> quantum: so it's not triggering
            the configuration at all?
           
         
        
          2317 [18:30:07] <quantum> Seems like it should be a stepwise
            sequence -- associate, then run ifup.
           
         
        
          2318 [18:30:42] <quantum> It's doing wpa daemon and ifup, but
            they don't seem connected.
           
         
        
          2319 [18:31:09] <blackflow> different OSI layers. if you had DHCP
            then it'd be different
           
         
        
          2320 [18:31:48] <quantum> I have a number of servers and
            traditionally haven't added the extra layer of dhcp.
           
         
        
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          2324 [18:33:22] <blackflow> quantum: question is, why is
            wpa_supplicant not connecting. did you try run it manually from cli,
            without a service? it should tell you everything
           
         
        
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          2326 [18:33:55] <quantum> I'll try to figure out the command.
           
         
        
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          2328 [18:35:16] <blackflow> quantum: wpa_supplicant -d -c
            /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf -i wlan0
           
         
        
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          2330 [18:35:33] <blackflow> quantum: might need to specify -D as
            well, not sure
           
         
        
          2331 [18:35:42] <quantum> Thx  
         
        
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          2336 [18:37:49] <quantum> hhhinteresting:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          2339 [18:39:15] <blackflow> quantum: yeah make sure an instance is
            not already running (from that systemd service)
           
         
        
          2340 [18:40:06] <quantum> I had stopped the wpa systemd, then ran
            the wpa command.deleted the socket and retarted the wpa service --
            no associate. Rebooting now.
           
         
        
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          2342 [18:40:35] <quantum> Still unassociated.
           
         
        
          2343 [18:41:28] <quantum> Stopped the service and again have the
            ctrl_iface exists and seems to be in use - cannot override it
           
         
        
          2344 [18:41:50] <quantum> It's ill-behaved, not removing its
            socket.
           
         
        
          2345 [18:42:02] <quantum> ... although that's not my main
            problem.
           
         
        
          2346 [18:42:25] <blackflow> you _are_ running that as root, right?
           
         
        
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          2350 [18:44:11] <quantum> Yes  
         
        
          2351 [18:44:36] <quantum> I've been around many years and do
            everything as root.
           
         
        
          2352 [18:44:58] <blackflow> did you try and remove that control
            interface, like the message suggested?
           
         
        
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          2354 [18:46:39] <quantum> Yep, then ran the wpa command but no
            associate.
           
         
        
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          2357 [18:48:11] <quantum> The wpa command then runs the daemon.
           
         
        
          2358 [18:48:28] <blackflow> quantum: shouldn't, unless you
            also added -B to that list of options
           
         
        
          2359 [18:48:33] <quantum> ... but still frickin'
            unassociated.
           
         
        
          2360 [18:49:20] <quantum> It runs in foreground: # wpa_supplicant
            -c /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf -i wlan0
           
         
        
          2361 [18:49:38] <quantum> ... still unassociated.
           
         
        
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          2363 [18:50:44] <quantum> The interface and wpa are not connected.
           
         
        
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          2368 [18:52:05] <quantum> The interface seems to be igniring:
            wpa-conf /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf
           
         
        
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          2370 [18:52:23] <Eryn_1983_FL> hi guys can somebody help with
            apache setup
           
         
        
          2371 [18:52:31] <quantum> I've definitely confirmed the file
            is there and named correctly.
           
         
        
          2372 [18:52:36] <Eryn_1983_FL> i am trying to get bottom location
            login details to go into the dir match above
           
         
        
          2373 [18:52:37] <Eryn_1983_FL>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          2374 [18:52:40] <Eryn_1983_FL> its for icinga
           
         
        
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          2376 [18:53:39] <Eryn_1983_FL>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          2377 [18:53:42] <Eryn_1983_FL> some error  
         
        
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          2386 [18:58:46] <blackflow> quantum: why do you think it's
            ignoring?
           
         
        
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          2389 [19:00:03] <quantum> Seems like that's the connection
            between the interface and wpa. Wpa should be what brings up
            association but that's not happening, even when I restart the
            wpa service..
           
         
        
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          2391 [19:00:46] <quantum> Only with manual ifconfig wlan0 down/up
            will it associate.
           
         
        
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          2395 [19:03:11] <quantum> Another weird thing: When I # ssh
            10.2.1.22, I can log in even with the wlan0 interface unassociated,
            through the eth0 interface which is 10.2.1.23!
           
         
        
          2396 [19:03:28] <quantum> I don't understand how this is
            possible.
           
         
        
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          2398 [19:04:30] <blackflow> you're logging back to the same
            machine
           
         
        
          2399 [19:04:53] <blackflow> daemons typically listen on all
            detected interfaces, except those who are designed primarily to run
            localhosts
           
         
        
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          2401 [19:05:07] <quantum> Sure, but I'm targeting the wlan0
            interface, not eth0.
           
         
        
          2402 [19:05:08] <blackflow> (meaning your ssh.service will listen
            on that IP as well)
           
         
        
          2403 [19:05:13] <blackflow> so what?  
         
        
          2404 [19:05:27] <blackflow> you're connecting to an IP.
            _again_ and this is _very_ important: different. OSI. layers :)
           
         
        
          2405 [19:05:45] <quantum> Fine, but if I specify .22... how is it
            possible that I actually get in .23?
           
         
        
          2406 [19:06:00] <blackflow> not sure what you're saying
           
         
        
          2407 [19:06:15] <quantum> Don't know how to say it any
            clearer.
           
         
        
          2408 [19:06:25] <blackflow> with a pastebin of what you're
            seeing :)
           
         
        
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          2413 [19:07:55] <quantum> wlan0 is not associated, so it can not
            be communicating. I ssh to ints interface yet still get in? I must
            be getting in through eth0, even though I'd specified
            wlan0's IP.
           
         
        
          2414 [19:08:54] <quantum> wlan0 interface is up, but the radio is
            not associated, so wlan0 must be answering up somehow through eth0.
           
         
        
          2415 [19:09:56] <blackflow> no. which part of different OSI layers
            did you not understand? wifi and (TCP/)IP?
           
         
        
          2416 [19:10:35] <blackflow> they are different layers. wlan0 the
            network stack interface can get an IP and work normally without
            being associated with an AP that's on _lower_ OSI layers.
           
         
        
          2417 [19:11:17] <blackflow> you can ping it. you can connect to it
            and routing will know it's local machine. those packets will
            not leave the machine because there's no AP to send packets to,
            via lower OSI layers.
           
         
        
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          2420 [19:11:50] <quantum> So I can magickly connect to it through
            no radio connexion?
           
         
        
          2421 [19:11:53] <blackflow> so your ssh will listen on wlan0 and
            when you ssh to its IP you will ssh to your own ssh.service, on that
            machine, as if it was localhost.
           
         
        
          2422 [19:12:00] <blackflow> IT IS NOT RADIO CONNECTION
           
         
        
          2423 [19:12:10] <blackflow> your packets are not leaving your
            network stack.
           
         
        
          2424 [19:12:14] <quantum> wifi is a radio connection.
           
         
        
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          2426 [19:12:27] <blackflow> but setting static IP on an
            unassociated wlan is NOT radio
           
         
        
          2427 [19:12:36] <blackflow> those packets don't leave the
            network stack.
           
         
        
          2428 [19:12:50] <quantum> I know. But I'm reaching it from
            the LAN somehow.
           
         
        
          2429 [19:13:16] <blackflow> not somehow. routing. the IP layer has
            routed its subnet VIA wlan0
           
         
        
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          2431 [19:13:31] <quantum> All this time I've been reaching
            the device from a laptop.
           
         
        
          2432 [19:13:51] <blackflow> what device?  
         
        
          2433 [19:14:24] <quantum> The device is a TinkerBoard (like a
            RaspPi). It's got wifi and ethernet, and ethernet is on the
            LAN.
           
         
        
          2434 [19:14:54] <blackflow> so you're reaching it through the
            ethernet
           
         
        
          2435 [19:15:04] <quantum> The wifi interface is supposed to be
            associating with a UniFi AP Pro, which in turn is also on the LAN
            switch.
           
         
        
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          2437 [19:15:16] <blackflow> unless your wifi is connected to an AP
            and you just don't know tha
           
         
        
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          2439 [19:15:25] <quantum> I'm controlling everything from a
            laptop as the Tinker is headless.
           
         
        
          2440 [19:15:54] <quantum> iwconfig clearly says unassociated, as
            per my first paste.
           
         
        
          2441 [19:15:57] <blackflow> quantum: what's the IP address of
            your laptop?
           
         
        
          2442 [19:16:09] <quantum> 10.2.1.2.  
         
        
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          2444 [19:16:20] <blackflow> and the ethernet NIC of the
            tinkerboard?
           
         
        
          2445 [19:16:28] <quantum> 10.2.1.23.  
         
        
          2446 [19:16:42] <blackflow> and the wlan0? (I closed that
            pastebin)
           
         
        
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          2448 [19:16:50] <quantum> 10.2.1.22  
         
        
          2449 [19:17:19] <quantum> When I ssh to .22 I get login, and when
            I'm in I find that wlan0 is unassociated.
           
         
        
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          2451 [19:17:28] <blackflow> so when you ping 10.2.1.22 from your
            10.2.1.2 laptop it passes through?
           
         
        
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          2453 [19:17:46] <quantum> Somehow I must be getting in through
            eth0, even though I specify wlan0's IP.
           
         
        
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          2455 [19:18:32] <quantum> Yes I can ping .22 even though
            unassociated, by a miracle of nature.
           
         
        
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          2457 [19:18:49] <blackflow> well, it's either THAT, or your
            wifi is connected but for some reason says it isn't, OR
            it's pixie dust and magick!
           
         
        
          2458 [19:19:38] <quantum> Any idea what the iw command would be? I
            can't make sense of the hundreds of options.
           
         
        
          2459 [19:19:46] <blackflow> iwconfig wlan0
           
         
        
          2460 [19:19:55] <blackflow> to see the current state of it
           
         
        
          2461 [19:20:01] <quantum> That's the old way that will get
            you criticized.
           
         
        
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          2463 [19:20:21] <blackflow> possibru. I don't do wifi that
            much.
           
         
        
          2464 [19:20:21] <quantum> The new way is with iw
            {something}{something}
           
         
        
          2465 [19:20:46] <LikWidChz> iwpriv // iwconfig
           
         
        
          2466 [19:20:55] <quantum> iwconfig says unassociated:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          2468 [19:21:13] <blackflow> quantum: iw list
           
         
        
          2469 [19:21:19] <blackflow> but you'll likely get the same
            info back
           
         
        
          2470 [19:21:32] <aloo_shu> ip link [list] wlan0 iirc
           
         
        
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          2472 [19:21:50] <blackflow> quantum: can you run `ip route` on
            that tinkerboard and pastebin it?
           
         
        
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          2474 [19:22:11] <quantum> iw list shows characteristics, not
            status.
           
         
        
          2475 [19:23:04] <quantum>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          2478 [19:23:56] <blackflow> quantum: routes #3 and #4 are in
            conflict and are explaining what you see
           
         
        
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          2480 [19:24:48] <quantum> How so?  
         
        
          2481 [19:25:13] <blackflow> you're routing to the same subnet
            via two different NICs
           
         
        
          2482 [19:25:59] <blackflow> also, is forwarding enabled? sysctl -a
            | grep forward
           
         
        
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          2486 [19:28:07] <quantum> All zeros.  
         
        
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          2488 [19:28:16] <blackflow> (it does say "scope link"
            but.... unless it really is pixie dust and magick, the stack is just
            forwarding the packets within itself)
           
         
        
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          2492 [19:29:20] <blackflow> now the $1M question here is how are
            those packets traversing the switch. is there an old rule
            associating 10.2.1.22 with the port of the cable used for 10.2.1.23?
            I have no idea.
           
         
        
          2493 [19:29:38] <quantum> I'll turn off the second IP on eth0
            (.23), but I'll probably lose comm.
           
         
        
          2494 [19:29:43] <blackflow> OR that's not proper switch, but
            a hub instead, so NICs are picking up all packets and responding to
            the IP headers
           
         
        
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          2497 [19:31:25] <quantum> It's a big Netgear commercial
            switch.
           
         
        
          2498 [19:31:39] <quantum> Lost comm.  
         
        
          2499 [19:32:18] <quantum> So in fact wlan0 is not associated and I
            was getting in through eth0 with wlan0's IP.
           
         
        
          2500 [19:32:26] <blackflow> and you can no longer ping 10.2.22
            amirite?
           
         
        
          2501 [19:32:43] <blackflow> right. because you're forcing
            static IPs without proper routing and they both route in the same
            subnet
           
         
        
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          2508 [19:34:11] <blackflow> *10.2.1.22  
         
        
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          2511 [19:35:12] <quantum> Def a wifi problem. interface is not
            connected to wpa.
           
         
        
          2512 [19:35:24] <quantum> I'll research it.
           
         
        
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          2514 [19:36:28] <blackflow> quantum: see if toggling -D is
            required, when you run wpa_supplicant from cli. look up the manpage
            for possible values
           
         
        
          2515 [19:37:03] <blackflow> iirc I had to force that in some
            situations, but it's been a while and I don't remember the
            details
           
         
        
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          2520 [19:38:10] <quantum> The proper driver is being loaded for
            wifi. If I shut down/up the interface it associates.
           
         
        
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          2527 [19:40:36] <blackflow> quantum: hrm... idea, maybe you should
            disable the wpa_supplicant.service? let it be initiated by ifupdown?
           
         
        
          2528 [19:42:06] <quantum> I'll try it.
           
         
        
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          2532 [19:44:06] <quantum> unassociated after reboot.
           
         
        
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          2535 [19:44:49] <quantum> wpa_supplicant.service is dead.
           
         
        
          2536 [19:45:09] <blackflow> quantum: then try the other way
            around. remove wifi/wpa options from e/n/i and see if only using
            wpa_supplicant service suffices
           
         
        
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          2538 [19:46:11] <blackflow> quantum: when you systemctl cat
            wpa_supplicant.service it shows Before=network.target right?
           
         
        
          2539 [19:46:58] <blackflow> which probably means nothing since you
            have static and not dhcp setup
           
         
        
          2540 [19:47:06] <quantum> Before=network.target
           
         
        
          2541 [19:47:06] <quantum> After=dbus.service
           
         
        
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          2543 [19:47:33] <blackflow> yeah, that's important for dhcp,
            so the wifi is connected before dhclient tries to get an IP ove rit
           
         
        
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          2545 [19:47:36] <blackflow> *over it  
         
        
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          2547 [19:48:27] <quantum> hang on a sec... look what happens when
            I tab the command:
           
         
        
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          2549 [19:48:32] <quantum> # systemctl enable wpa_supplicant
           
         
        
          2550 [19:48:32] <quantum> wpa_supplicant@ wpa_supplicant.service
            wpa_supplicant@.service
           
         
        
          2551 [19:49:05] <quantum> I'll bet I have to enable
            wpa_supplicant@wlan0.service
           
         
        
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          2555 [19:49:41] <blackflow> that seems reasonable, if the template
            is set up like that. you can look up the template in
            /lib/systemd/system/wpa_...
           
         
        
          2556 [19:50:03] <blackflow> or even better use systemctl cat so
            you output the effective config after (any optional) overrides under
            /etc
           
         
        
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          2558 [19:50:42] <blackflow> at any rate, running wpa_supplicant
            from the command line _must_ succeed, if the service is to succeed
            as well.
           
         
        
          2559 [19:50:56] <blackflow> I still think you had a lingering
            daemon somewhere which hogged the socket
           
         
        
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          2561 [19:51:33] <quantum> Didn't work. unassociated.
           
         
        
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          2564 [19:52:19] <blackflow> right, so.... disable the service,
            remove the wpa/wifi options from e/n/i and try to get it associated
            from running wpa_supplicant directly from cli
           
         
        
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          2567 [19:53:11] <blackflow> I really don't know what to offer
            much beyond this. that's the crucial thing here. get it
            connected from cli, and then the service will work for that same
            config
           
         
        
          2568 [19:53:15] <quantum> ExecStart=/sbin/wpa_supplicant
            -c/etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant-%I.conf -Dnl80211,wext -i%I
           
         
        
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          2570 [19:53:51] <blackflow> quantum: huh yes, that would expect
            the config file to be /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant-wlan0.conf
           
         
        
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          2573 [19:54:09] <blackflow> but again... should connect from cli
            with -c
           
         
        
          2574 [19:54:09] <quantum> O  
         
        
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          2580 [19:56:12] <blackflow> quantum: you know... it's very
            much possible that I typo'ed that -i wlan0 instead of -iwlan0
            when I first told you to try from the command line directly
           
         
        
          2581 [19:56:31] <blackflow> it appears wpa_supplicant does not
            like spaces between options and its values
           
         
        
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          2583 [19:57:12] <quantum> Big clue: This is with all wpa services
            disabled, after reboot, and then commandline:
           
         
        
          2584 [19:57:18] <quantum>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          2586 [19:57:41] <quantum> Something else is in fact hogging the
            socket.
           
         
        
          2587 [19:57:57] <blackflow> check it with lsof
           
         
        
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          2589 [19:59:11] <quantum> wpa_suppl 967 root 14u unix 0x00000000
            0t0 20726 /var/run/wpa_supplicant/wlan0 type=DGRAM
           
         
        
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          2594 [19:59:57] <blackflow> looks like pid 967 is hogging it
           
         
        
          2595 [20:00:47] <quantum> SThat's not my command:
           
         
        
          2596 [20:01:03] <quantum> /sbin/wpa_supplicant
            -c/etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf -Dnl80211,wext -iwlan0
           
         
        
          2597 [20:01:36] <quantum> PID 967: /sbin/wpa_supplicant -s -B -P
            /run/wpa_supplicant.wlan0.pid -i wlan0 -D nl80211,wext -c
            /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf
           
         
        
          2598 [20:02:50] <blackflow> that's not the systemd service
            either
           
         
        
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          2600 [20:02:59] <quantum> It must be that the wlan0 is invoking
            wpa
           
         
        
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          2602 [20:03:25] <quantum> ... sp I don't/shouldn't
            enable the wpa service.
           
         
        
          2603 [20:03:53] <blackflow> depends which process you want to
            control it
           
         
        
          2604 [20:04:07] <blackflow> I'd go for a standalone service
            myself, but whatev.
           
         
        
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          2606 [20:04:24] <blackflow> point is........... disable all, try
            from command line, changing the config as needed, until you get the
            connection.
           
         
        
          2607 [20:04:45] <quantum> Yup, confirmed with reboot and all wpa
            .services off, the process lives.
           
         
        
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          2609 [20:04:59] <blackflow> started by what
           
         
        
          2610 [20:05:09] <quantum> wlan0  
         
        
          2611 [20:05:17] <blackflow> did you remove wifi/wpa directives
            from e/n/i ?
           
         
        
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          2613 [20:05:33] <blackflow> wlan0 is an interface, it can't
            start services itself. something else did it
           
         
        
          2614 [20:05:46] <quantum> wpa-conf
            /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf
           
         
        
          2615 [20:06:04] <quantum> This line is in its config, and matches
            the process.
           
         
        
          2616 [20:06:10] <blackflow> right did you remove all those wifi
            related directives from e/n/i? if not, that's what's
            starting it -- ifupdown
           
         
        
          2617 [20:06:54] <quantum> I didn't. I'll try.
           
         
        
          2618 [20:07:08] <blackflow> which I told you like 20 minutes ago
           
         
        
          2619 [20:07:35] <quantum> Well I disobeyed you.
           
         
        
          2620 [20:08:11] <blackflow> wasting your AND my time :)
           
         
        
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          2622 [20:08:42] <quantum> ... you -think-...
           
         
        
          2623 [20:08:52] <blackflow> which is not funny. I'm gonna go
            now, slightly pissed by people not listening and wasting time...
           
         
        
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          2625 [20:09:55] <quantum> Unassociated.  
         
        
          2626 [20:09:57] <blackflow> no srsly, I have to go. I'll just
            reiterate: disable all daemons/auto config and get it going via cli.
           
         
        
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          2628 [20:10:19] <blackflow> maybe you need firmware for it?
           
         
        
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          2632 [20:11:02] <quantum> It associates when ifdown/up.
           
         
        
          2633 [20:11:24] <blackflow> you still haven't removed those
            directives from e/n/i ?
           
         
        
          2634 [20:12:25] <blackflow> oh you mean... with the directives, it
            works. well... wait a minute.... if ifup brings it fully up,
            what's the problem? does it not do that on boot?
           
         
        
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          2636 [20:14:19] <quantum> Directives removed, all wpa services
            off, reboot, command-line wpa, still unassoc.
           
         
        
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          2638 [20:14:43] <quantum> # wpa_supplicant -c
            /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf -i wlan0
           
         
        
          2639 [20:14:43] <quantum> Successfully initialized wpa_supplicant
           
         
        
          2640 [20:15:16] <blackflow> try adding -Dnl80211,wext
           
         
        
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          2642 [20:15:22] <quantum> wifi is not your bag. I'll research
            it.
           
         
        
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          2645 [20:15:53] <blackflow> but again.... if ifup associates it on
            boot......what's the problem?
           
         
        
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          2648 [20:16:49] <quantum> ifup doesn't associate it on boot.
            It only starts wpa.
           
         
        
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          2650 [20:17:19] <blackflow> yeah I don't get what you're
            saying
           
         
        
          2651 [20:17:27] <blackflow> you said "it associates when
            ifdown/up"
           
         
        
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          2654 [20:17:39] <blackflow> that only works via wpa_supplicant
            there's no other mechanism
           
         
        
          2655 [20:18:03] <quantum> After booted I can make it associate
            with ifconfig wlan0 down/up and it will associate. Has from the
            beginning.
           
         
        
          2656 [20:18:03] <blackflow> but eh, you'll have to ask
            someone else. have to go now, sorry.
           
         
        
          2657 [20:18:41] <blackflow> quantum: look into dmesg or full
            journal (not just individual services) for any hints why it
            doesn't associate during boot
           
         
        
          2658 [20:19:18] <quantum> I have. No clues. Just never happens.
           
         
        
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          2662 [20:20:24] <blackflow> it's the same mechanism. ifup is
            run on boot via ifup -a . possibly it's a race condition with
            something (driver, firmware loading?). dmesg should have hints. or
            do the alternative which you never did properly: remove any wpa
            directives from e/n/i, make sure NOTHING starts wpa_supplicant on
            boot, and then try via systemd service.
           
         
        
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          2706 [20:54:12] <Marz> Ubuntu has been booting fine with secure
            boot enabled for years. What’s up with Debian?
           
         
        
          2707 [20:54:36] <Marz> I can’t even get it to boot into uefi
            if I don’t enable legacy boot
           
         
        
          2708 [20:55:33] <Marz> On my laptop it just boots into black
            screen with legacy boot disabled.
           
         
        
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          2737 [21:07:40] <sharp15> what became of ia32libs on debian9 ?
           
         
        
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          2753 [21:24:20] <OerHeks> sharp15, dpkg --add-architecture
            <arch>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          2754 [21:25:21] <sharp15> OerHeks: i found it. but installing
            other packages via "dpkg -i" doesn't drag it along.
           
         
        
          2755 [21:25:52] <sharp15> OerHeks: ty for answering though. and
            sorry. "it" is libc6-i386
           
         
        
          2756 [21:26:17] <OerHeks> ah yes, annotation must be correct
           
         
        
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          2846 [22:41:14] <usney2> hey guys  
         
        
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          2848 [22:41:46] <usney2> how do I make the screen black and not
            light up blackish gray?
           
         
        
          2849 [22:42:06] <usney2> it is a command line login prompt
           
         
        
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          2851 [22:42:12] <usney2> no GUI  
         
        
          2852 [22:42:34] <usney2> I don't want to have to leave it
            logged in to keep the screen off at night
           
         
        
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          2858 [22:43:51] <usney2> I might remove the suspend button on my
            old laptop so I can be able to close the lid without it suspending
            the laptop so I can still log in to it later
           
         
        
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          2860 [22:44:24] <usney2> because I control it remotely so I
            don't need the screen most of the time
           
         
        
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          2873 [22:50:54] <jmcnaught> usney2: to disable suspend when the
            lid closes you can add "HandleLidSwitch=ignore" to
            /etc/systemd/logind.conf
           
         
        
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          2881 [22:54:50] <jim> jmcnaught, would you restart something after
            that?
           
         
        
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          2903 [23:12:11] <jmcnaught> jim: I restarted
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          2914 [23:18:04] <awal1> how can i solve "mt76x0 1-1.2:1.0:
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          2916 [23:18:16] <awal1> i have firmware-misc-nonfree installed
           
         
        
          2917 [23:18:22] <awal1> looks like not supported?
           
         
        
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          2923 [23:23:18] <jim> jmcnaught, the implications of restart
            versus reload... I'm not sure, what's the difference? I
            remember daemons that if you kill -withsomesignal them, they would
            reload the config... not all daemons could do that
           
         
        
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          2949 [23:43:16] <bmomjian> FYI, I am upgrading from Jessie to
            Stretch now.
           
         
        
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          2962 [23:47:48] <bmomjian> I ran 'apt-get dist-upgrade'
            and nothing was upgraded. Do I need to modify sources.list?
           
         
        
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          2964 [23:49:28] <tpr> obviously  
         
        
          2965 [23:49:31] <n4dir> umpf, well, of course
           
         
        
          2966 [23:49:48] <milkt> bmmomjian: try /msg dpkg
            jessie->stretch
           
         
        
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          2971 [23:50:56] <bmomjian> Uh, that is what I thought, but I
            can't find a specific mention of that here:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          2972 [23:51:20] <bmomjian> 4.3.1 talks about Adding APT Internet
            sources but no mention of modifying the existing distribution name.
           
         
        
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          2974 [23:52:11] <bmomjian> I see the /msg, but why is this not
            mentioned clearly in the official upgrade webpage?
           
         
        
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          2976 [23:53:25] <jim> bmomjian, what are you trying to accomplish?
           
         
        
          2977 [23:53:27] <milkt> it is mentioned as 3rd line from bottom,
            of 4.3.1 section
           
         
        
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          2979 [23:54:33] <bmomjian> OK, I see it saying add a line, but I
            guess I thought that was just a generic, here is the syntax, not
            'change jessie to stretch'
           
         
        
          2980 [23:54:59] <jim> it's actually -not- obvious whether to
            alter sources.list, I get point releases of the same dist (like 9.5
            -> 9.6 for example) without altering sources.list. what will be
            required in that case, is an apt update
           
         
        
          2981 [23:55:18] <jim> it depends on what you're trying to do
           
         
        
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          2983 [23:55:50] <bmomjian> Yes, I read if you have
            'stable' it will just track that and upgrade
           
         
        
          2984 [23:55:58] <bmomjian> but I have 'jessie' listed
           
         
        
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          2987 [23:56:25] <jim> do you want to move from jessie to stretch?
           
         
        
          2988 [23:56:30] <bmomjian> Yes  
         
        
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          2991 [23:56:53] <jim> ok, the first thing, is make sure your
            jessie is uptodate
           
         
        
          2992 [23:57:43] <bmomjian> Yes, it is, nothing on
            'hold', nothing partially installed
           
         
        
          2993 [23:58:06] <jim> ok, so your jessie is fully uptodate then?
           
         
        
          2994 [23:58:12] <bmomjian> Yes  
         
        
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          2996 [23:58:29] <bmomjian> I guess I was really looking for a line
            like 'change jessie to stretch' rather than add a stretch
            line.
           
         
        
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          2998 [23:58:46] <bmomjian> This was clearer:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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