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          0 [00:00:16] <how2down> Thx! :)  
         
        
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          2 [00:00:41] <annadane> FWIW and it's entirely up to you
            (along with the usual caveats of testing maybe breaking, don't
            use it on mission critical stuff), i hear newer versions of KDE are
            just as buggy
           
         
        
          3 [00:01:14] <annadane> i know kde has a fast release cycle and
            i don't know what features you want, but yeah, newer isn't
            always better with regard to kde (or anything else; but kde
            specifically feels like something that gets left behind in debian
            unlike xfce or whatever)
           
         
        
          4 [00:01:18] <annadane> (which is why i say this)
           
         
        
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          7 [00:01:42] <annadane> also, keep in mind that when you use as
            a desktop with a lot of dependencies like kde does, it won't
            all get migrated to testing at once, there will probably be delays
            at some points
           
         
        
          8 [00:01:50] <sponix> Unit193: yeah.. I might do something like
            that... I want the whole qemu stack including libvirt, virt-manager
            and so forth to be current from Sid... Kinda afraid I might get in
            over my head, but at the same time almost wanna sake screw it and go
            for it :P
           
         
        
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          10 [00:02:00] <how2down> Ye, i distrohopped from Ubuntu to Mint
            to Manjaro and want the deb packages back
           
         
        
          11 [00:02:10] <how2down> And manjaro does kde reaaally well
           
         
        
          12 [00:02:19] <how2down> So i just want some too
           
         
        
          13 [00:02:42] <annadane> so you'll get some kde packages
            but then some might be delayed and you'll have
            half-a-newer-desktop with some older components
           
         
        
          14 [00:03:07] <Unit193> sponix: Honestly, doesn't sound fun
            at all.
           
         
        
          15 [00:03:14] <annadane> how2down,
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          16 [00:03:19] <how2down> Ye, i just want seminew kde and
            packages, thats why ill be testing
           
         
        
          17 [00:03:30] <sponix> Unit193: that entirely depends on your
            ideal of fun ;)
           
         
        
          18 [00:03:32] <how2down> I doubt ill notice the old/new mixup
           
         
        
          19 [00:03:35] <joepublic> I'm sure it's just me, my
            computer, or whatever, but I find the desktop environment formerly
            known as KDE to be quite the reliable crash factory.
           
         
        
          20 [00:03:49] <annadane> 3.1.7 was what i actually wanted to
            link, not that, but just scroll down
           
         
        
          21 [00:04:08] <sponix> how2down: Might as well just wipe and
            install Sid to begin with -- Know a guy running Sid for a couple
            months now and its done okay
           
         
        
          22 [00:04:11] <annadane> (3.1.6 is also related, though)
           
         
        
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          24 [00:04:21] <sponix> how2down: who needs stability anyway ?
           
         
        
          25 [00:04:51] <how2down> Eh, i might stick to manjaro if
            stability is an issue, for rolling i had it for half a year and no
            problems
           
         
        
          26 [00:04:58] <joepublic> one generally installs sid by
            upgrading stable.
           
         
        
          27 [00:05:13] <sponix> joepublic: I'm xfce Debian stable.
            Because for me I just want a light on resources DE to function, be
            stable, and stay out of my way
           
         
        
          28 [00:05:13] <how2down> Or maybe ill install debian as 2nd boot
           
         
        
          29 [00:05:31] <Unit193> sponix: Xfce 4.14 is so much more fun
            though!
           
         
        
          30 [00:05:35] <sponix> joepublic: Oh really.. I keep forgetting
            that
           
         
        
          31 [00:05:47] <Unit193> joepublic: One can use
            debootstrap/mmdebstrap to just install testing/unstable.
           
         
        
          32 [00:05:51] <annadane> the thing with testing/sid is it
            isn't a true rolling release; manjaro et al are meant to be
            *releases* and while you can use debian testing/sid (unstable), its
            main point is to become the eventual stable, so you won't
            always get the bleeding edge of what you might want bleeding edge
            (or just generally newer) versions of
           
         
        
          33 [00:05:56] <sponix> Unit193: because the version number is
            higher than 4.12 ?
           
         
        
          34 [00:06:15] <Unit193> sponix: If you do multimonitor stuff,
            the support in 4.14 is much better.
           
         
        
          35 [00:06:32] <joepublic> 4.14 does have scaling for hidpi
           
         
        
          36 [00:06:35] <sponix> Unit193: lol ... well lucky I am poor
            enough to only run one panel
           
         
        
          37 [00:06:55] <how2down> Ye, i dont need bleeding edge, i just
            dont want stable old packages
           
         
        
          38 [00:07:08] <how2down> Kinda like manjaro stable
           
         
        
          39 [00:07:23] <annadane> idk how pacman works but i imagine
            something like manjaro meant to be rolling might do transitions
            better
           
         
        
          40 [00:07:38] <annadane> whereas like i said in debian in
            testing and sid something transition wise is half-installable
           
         
        
          41 [00:07:51] <annadane> especially testing
           
         
        
          42 [00:07:52] <econeuler> how2down: Why do you want to run
            debian?
           
         
        
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          45 [00:08:13] <how2down> As said, i just seem to find soft i
            want/need more often in deb
           
         
        
          46 [00:08:16] <Unit193> annadane: KDE/etc transitions tend to
            get held up in unstable, so you get them basically all at the same
            time in testing.
           
         
        
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          48 [00:08:45] <annadane> yeah, that's also true, and
            mirrors my experience using kde in sid
           
         
        
          49 [00:09:08] <annadane> first you wait months for qt to be
            updated, then for them to decide which version of kde to include in
            sid, *then* you wait more, *then* you eventually get t
           
         
        
          50 [00:09:11] <annadane> get it*  
         
        
          51 [00:09:33] <annadane> anyway, *hums along happily on xfce
            4.12*
           
         
        
          52 [00:09:57] <sparky4> should i upgrade to debian 11 to fix my
            pointer trackpoint issue?
           
         
        
          53 [00:10:07] <sponix> annadane: yeah, I'm sure that .02
            worth isn't that huge
           
         
        
          54 [00:10:07] <annadane> only if you know updating would fix it
           
         
        
          55 [00:10:17] <how2down> I just love kde connect and that i can
            turn off my laptop from another room from my phone when i get to
            stoned to leave the couch haha
           
         
        
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          57 [00:10:44] <annadane> i'm surprised they don't call
            it kde konnect
           
         
        
          58 [00:10:52] <sponix> how2down: I leave my rig and laptop
            running 24/7
           
         
        
          59 [00:10:58] <sponix> annadane: they probably do
           
         
        
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          61 [00:11:15] <how2down> Its probably in the works haha
           
         
        
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          64 [00:12:08] <how2down> well, the isos written, ill be off,
            will report back
           
         
        
          65 [00:12:24] <annadane> sparky4, i guess my first guess in
            situations like that would be "maybe it's fixed with the
            debian backported kernel", but i have no idea about your
            specific case
           
         
        
          66 [00:12:31] <Unit193> sparky4: I do not wish to be rude,
            though in general I'd say if one has to ask if one should
            upgrade to testing/unstable, the answer is likely 'no'.
           
         
        
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          69 [00:13:12] <Unit193> It *might* fix a problem, but it's
            also likely to come with headaches if one hasn't used it
            before.
           
         
        
          70 [00:13:54] <sponix> sure.. backport kernel is like 5.4.19
            right now... Giving that a shot for a hardware possible fix.. why
            not :)
           
         
        
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          72 [00:14:21] <Unit193> That being said, wireguard is being
            inserted into the backports kernel, which is amazing.
           
         
        
          73 [00:14:24] <sponix> I'm running that kernel right now
            just because I like higher version numbers
           
         
        
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          81 [00:17:14] <sponix> Unit193: surely if they rebuild the whole
            libreoffice for shits and giggles, someone would like to do my
            virtualization setup, riiight ?
           
         
        
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          116 [00:25:00] <sponix> Unit193: well from a security standpoint
            I hear that is very good
           
         
        
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          122 [00:26:01] <sponix> Unit193: question is, is virtualization a
            big enough deal for enough people to warrant backports. Or am I just
            a niche
           
         
        
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          132 [00:27:10] <Unit193> sponix: It's linked off of
            backports.debian.org.
           
         
        
          133 [00:27:26] <sparky4> ok i will test the kernel and see if it
            works
           
         
        
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          143 [00:30:14] <sponix> Unit193: the mailing list -- Yeah,
            I'm going to sub to it now. Thanks
           
         
        
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          146 [00:30:23] <Unit193> Sure thing.  
         
        
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          156 [00:34:08] <Unit193> sponix: Do you do a fair bit of personal
            backporting?
           
         
        
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          167 [00:36:34] <sponix> Unit193: the only thing I've needed
            to backport so far was rtorrent from 0.9.7 to 0.9.8 .. It only had
            like 2/3 deps
           
         
        
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          169 [00:37:05] <sponix> Unit193: so no, I haven't done a
            fair bit, just that one, the one time
           
         
        
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          179 [00:40:21] <sponix> Unit193: I already know what they are
            gonna come back and tell me when I put in the request... lol "
            sounds great, do it yourself " ;)
           
         
        
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          192 [00:44:14] <sponix> Unit193: know what.. Think I'll do a
            fresh VM for this one, do the building in there, that way if I break
            something my Host OS will be fine :)
           
         
        
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          194 [00:44:39] <Unit193> sponix: sbuild/pbuilder is a great
            option without the weight of a VM.
           
         
        
          195 [00:44:51] <Unit193> Also, look into mini-dinstall/aptly.
           
         
        
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          198 [00:46:06] <sponix> Unit193: I will look into that. But for
            right now I'm gonna try the vm + ssbp option from the bot :)
           
         
        
          199 [00:46:09] <sponix> !ssb  
         
        
          200 [00:46:09] <dpkg> First, check for a backport on
            <debian-backports>. If unavailable: 1) Add a deb-src line for
            sid (not a deb line!); ask me about <deb-src sid> 2) enable
            debian-backports (see <bdo>) 3) apt update; apt install
            build-essential; apt build-dep packagename 4) apt -b source
            packagename 5) dpkg -i packagename-ver.deb To change compilation
            options, see <package recompile>; for versions newer than sid
            see <uupdate>.
           
         
        
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          209 [00:48:36] <how2down> Done installing, guess ill search how
            to switch to testing :)
           
         
        
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          216 [00:51:55] <annadane> how2down, if you have questions about
            it then #debian-next on irc.oftc.net
           
         
        
          217 [00:52:01] <how2down> My mouse pointer speed seems to be
            fixed in the touchpad settings, how do i fix it?
           
         
        
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          221 [00:52:45] <annadane> no clue, not a kde user
           
         
        
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          223 [00:55:27] <sponix> Unit193: I know a VM seems heavy for what
            I'm doing... But my rig is overkill so I am use to using them
            for a lot of things :)
           
         
        
          224 [00:55:31] <how2down> Where can i edit the sudoers file so i
            can sudo?
           
         
        
          225 [00:55:46] <joepublic> visudo  
         
        
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          227 [00:56:31] <how2down> vi sudo?  
         
        
          228 [00:56:32] <sparky4> nope dose not work
           
         
        
          229 [00:56:38] <sparky4> should i upgrade?
           
         
        
          230 [00:56:44] <joepublic> visudo  
         
        
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          232 [00:57:15] <how2down> thats not a command for me if u meant
            me
           
         
        
          233 [00:57:30] <sponix> Unit193:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          236 [00:57:39] <joepublic> `/sbin/visudo`
           
         
        
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          238 [00:57:57] <sparky4> my pointer thing dose not work still
           
         
        
          239 [00:58:03] <how2down> Ok, thx  
         
        
          240 [00:58:24] <trek00> how2down: you can also add your user to
            the sudo group
           
         
        
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          242 [00:58:51] <how2down> trek00 how?  
         
        
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          245 [00:59:50] <trek00> how2down: usermod -a -G sudo yourusername
           
         
        
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          247 [01:00:33] <how2down> usermod isnt a command or do i not
            understand
           
         
        
          248 [01:00:35] <joepublic> dpkg, tell how2down about su
           
         
        
          249 [01:00:48] <trek00> how2down: you need to run it as root
           
         
        
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          251 [01:01:00] <how2down> oh, ofc lmao  
         
        
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          253 [01:01:16] <themill> also just "adduser youruser
            sudo"
           
         
        
          254 [01:01:24] <sparky4> my pointer is so broken!!! ghaaah
           
         
        
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          257 [01:01:57] <trek00> sparky4: it's too fast?
           
         
        
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          259 [01:02:05] <sparky4> it dose not move
           
         
        
          260 [01:02:13] <how2down> Ok neither usermod nor adduser work
            with sudo
           
         
        
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          262 [01:02:15] <sparky4> i did a modprobe of psmouse and it is
            now detected
           
         
        
          263 [01:02:23] <how2down> and visudo is jibberish in kate
           
         
        
          264 [01:02:23] <sparky4> but fails to move
           
         
        
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          266 [01:02:33] <joepublic> how2down, didn't dpkg just tell
            you about su?
           
         
        
          267 [01:02:49] <how2down> Oh, i didnt notice the channel pop up
           
         
        
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          270 [01:03:48] <joepublic> these commands are in /sbin, so they
            won't be in your path with su unless you `su -` or `su -l`
           
         
        
          271 [01:03:53] <how2down> Ok, so basically sudo is su?
           
         
        
          272 [01:03:56] <sponix> how2down: umm, sure Sid is right for you?
            Seems you are struggling with the basics bro
           
         
        
          273 [01:04:02] <joepublic> no, sudo is not su.
           
         
        
          274 [01:04:16] <how2down> I dont want unstable
           
         
        
          275 [01:04:18] <sparky4> trek00: it is stuck
           
         
        
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          278 [01:04:38] <trek00> sparky4: do you reastarted X11?
           
         
        
          279 [01:04:43] <how2down> I just want a semi-up-to-date debian
            with kde, dont hate
           
         
        
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          282 [01:04:59] <sponix> annadane: well I put in my request for a
            virtualization backport to be done... I'll give it a few days,
            see what I get for a response. And if needed, just do it my damn
            self :)
           
         
        
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          284 [01:05:07] <sparky4> trek00: oh how?  
         
        
          285 [01:05:31] <trek00> sparky4: well, may be try to logout and
            login again
           
         
        
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          288 [01:05:32] <sparky4> ./etc/init.d/lightdm restart?
           
         
        
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          290 [01:05:35] <sparky4> ok  
         
        
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          293 [01:06:33] <how2down> Ok, i figured it out, this is
            comfortable, i just never used root as user outside of sudoing
            commands, thx
           
         
        
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          299 [01:08:26] <sponix> first thing is to install Debian though,
            I would guess -- doing that now
           
         
        
          300 [01:08:48] <sparky4> trek00: still stuck
           
         
        
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          303 [01:09:33] <sparky4> sigh  
         
        
          304 [01:09:36] <trek00> sparky4: sorry i don't know how to
            debug a sticky pointer
           
         
        
          305 [01:09:48] <sparky4> i8t is a mouse pointer device
           
         
        
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          310 [01:10:48] <trek00> sparky4: may be unplug an plug again the
            mouse?
           
         
        
          311 [01:11:17] <afidegnum> anyone familiar with samba4 dns
            settings please? i have an existing remote dns server, how do i
            configure to match current configurations?
           
         
        
          312 [01:11:24] <sparky4> it is built into the laptop
           
         
        
          313 [01:11:29] <sparky4> i know it works  
         
        
          314 [01:11:36] <sparky4> it worked in debian 9
           
         
        
          315 [01:11:48] <trek00> sparky4: sometimes unplug and replug
            causes events to be processed
           
         
        
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          318 [01:12:48] <sponix> how2down:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          319 [01:12:49] <sponix> how2down: if you can't follow the
            usermod as root there -- you might as well call it a day
           
         
        
          320 [01:12:59] <trek00> sparky4: may be /etc/X11/xorg.conf points
            to the wrong device?
           
         
        
          321 [01:13:05] <sparky4> lets see  
         
        
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          325 [01:14:44] <ThinkDao> Hi all, there is a way to protect
            packages from being removed from a system?
           
         
        
          326 [01:15:00] <annadane> ThinkDao, apt-mark manual
            <package>
           
         
        
          327 [01:15:03] <trek00> ThinkDao: you can mark them as manually
            installed
           
         
        
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          330 [01:17:27] <ThinkDao> annadane & trek00 even using that
            command they are in the list of "packages to be removed"
            .. no other way ? Or maybe I should just let Debian remove them and
            then reinstall them again?
           
         
        
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          332 [01:17:52] <annadane> not sure why, according to my current
            knowledge that shouldn't be happening
           
         
        
          333 [01:17:55] <annadane> maybe someone else knows more
           
         
        
          334 [01:17:58] <trek00> ThinkDao: may be you are installing a
            package conflicting with those removed?
           
         
        
          335 [01:18:15] <annadane> ^  
         
        
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          337 [01:19:05] <how2down> sponix2ipfw I checked with id, have
            sudo, but cant sudo- wtf?
           
         
        
          338 [01:19:20] <ThinkDao> trek00: Not sure why.. pulseaudio can
            work without X and mplayer as well. Even ffmpeg can.. while is a
            pre-compiled packages.. maybe ffmpeg is a X dependecy?
           
         
        
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          340 [01:20:01] <trek00> what package are you installing an what
            package it removes?
           
         
        
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          342 [01:20:12] <abrotman> use paste.debian.net to show us
           
         
        
          343 [01:20:17] <sparky4> should i upgrade to debian testing to
            see if it works?
           
         
        
          344 [01:20:26] <sparky4> i think it is something wrong with the
            x11
           
         
        
          345 [01:20:31] <ThinkDao> trek00: I am truing to remove all X
            packages.
           
         
        
          346 [01:20:58] <trek00> sparky4: only if your hardware is really
            new (less than 1-2 years)
           
         
        
          347 [01:21:46] <trek00> ThinkDao: if you are using aptitude,
            launch it with -R to disable recommends, it will be simpler
           
         
        
          348 [01:21:59] <how2down> sponix I checked with id, have sudo,
            but cant sudo- wtf?
           
         
        
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          350 [01:22:25] <trek00> how2down: try sudo id
           
         
        
          351 [01:22:46] <trek00> how2down: what it prints?
           
         
        
          352 [01:22:54] <how2down> same output  
         
        
          353 [01:23:07] <trek00> how2down: paste it
           
         
        
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          355 [01:23:26] <sponix2ipfw> how2down: login as root. Do the
            usermod command as /sbin/usermod blah blah blah
           
         
        
          356 [01:23:31] <how2down> root@mg:~# sudo id mguid=1000(mg)
            gid=1000(mg)
            groups=1000(mg),24(cdrom),25(floppy),27(sudo),29(audio),30(dip),44(video),46(plugdev),109(netdev),112(bluetooth),118(lpadmin)
           
         
        
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          358 [01:23:48] <how2down> Literally in sudo
           
         
        
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          360 [01:23:53] <how2down> group  
         
        
          361 [01:24:05] <trek00> how2down: why do you want to run sudo
            when you alreay root?
           
         
        
          362 [01:24:13] <sponix2ipfw> sponix2ipfw: exit root. Login to
            your user. And then use sudo
           
         
        
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          364 [01:24:27] <how2down> Dont want to root every time i just
            want to sudo a command
           
         
        
          365 [01:24:35] <how2down> As said  
         
        
          366 [01:24:40] <how2down> It doesnt sudo on user
           
         
        
          367 [01:24:47] <sponix2ipfw> trek00: because he is full of fail.
            lol
           
         
        
          368 [01:24:54] <trek00> :)  
         
        
          369 [01:24:54] <sparky4> trek00: it is from 2014
           
         
        
          370 [01:25:05] <trek00> how2down: we can't help you without
            the error messages
           
         
        
          371 [01:25:14] <sparky4> debian 10 has been horrid on my older
            hardware
           
         
        
          372 [01:25:37] <how2down> mg@mg:~$ sudo apt update[sudo] password
            for mg: mg is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be
            reported.
           
         
        
          373 [01:25:50] <trek00> sparky4: it should run fine, but may be
            you can rename your /etc/X11/xorg.conf to /etc/X11/xorg.conf.old and
            try again
           
         
        
          374 [01:25:55] <ThinkDao> what player is only for audio ? not for
            video ?
           
         
        
          375 [01:26:16] <sponix> how2down: no shit. because you
            didn't run the proper usermod command as root, then switch to
            the user
           
         
        
          376 [01:26:40] <sparky4> ok  
         
        
          377 [01:26:53] <how2down> I ran usermod -aG mg from root alrdy
           
         
        
          378 [01:26:59] <trek00> ThinkDao: you can try cmus
           
         
        
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          380 [01:27:17] <sponix> how2down: umm that isn't the correct
            command bro
           
         
        
          381 [01:27:26] <hemimaniac> ThinkDao: rhythmbox,clementine
           
         
        
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          384 [01:27:47] <sponix> how2down: usermod -aG sudo mg
           
         
        
          385 [01:27:49] <how2down> usermod -aG sudo mg, yesyes
           
         
        
          386 [01:28:04] <sponix> how2down: did that run without issues ?
           
         
        
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          389 [01:28:14] <ThinkDao> hemimaniac: those use X .. why
            pulseaudio have X libraries as dependency ? :o
           
         
        
          390 [01:28:22] <joepublic> then ... this bit is important ...
            next time (not this time) you log in as your user, you have sudo
            access
           
         
        
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          392 [01:28:31] <how2down> Yes, and i checked with id that im in
            the sudo group
           
         
        
          393 [01:28:32] <trek00> ThinkDao: pulseaudio is evil :)
           
         
        
          394 [01:28:36] <how2down> And it wont sudo :)
           
         
        
          395 [01:28:46] <trek00> how2down: what error message?
           
         
        
          396 [01:29:01] <joepublic> how2down ... this bit is important ...
            next time (not this time) you log in as your user, you have sudo
            access
           
         
        
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          398 [01:29:07] <how2down> No error message, as posted, just not
            in the suoers file
           
         
        
          399 [01:29:18] <sponix> how2down: reboot the rig, then it will
            work :)
           
         
        
          400 [01:29:27] <how2down> Thank for not being condescending after
            i told u the same shit the 2nd time :)
           
         
        
          401 [01:29:43] <how2down> Ill go reboot :)
           
         
        
          402 [01:29:49] <sponix> joepublic: Yeah, he hasn't fully
            logged out and back in.. just telling him "reboot" is
            easier though
           
         
        
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          404 [01:30:00] <sponix> how2down: good, then I'll try to
            quit giving you shit
           
         
        
          405 [01:30:01] <oldborow> hi everyone  
         
        
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          407 [01:30:15] <oldborow> F  
         
        
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          409 [01:30:35] <joepublic> telling someone to "reboot"
            for something other than a new kernel is a little bit evil. But I
            see your point in this instance and did not even feel the least bit
            tempted to argue.
           
         
        
          410 [01:30:46] <oldborow> i just want to test this irc technology
           
         
        
          411 [01:31:06] <ThinkDao> WOW .. removing mplayer + ffmpeg made
            Debian remove dhcp ( Debian is EVIL )
           
         
        
          412 [01:31:31] <trek00> oldborow: you can write and we all read
            :)
           
         
        
          413 [01:31:36] <sponix> joepublic: I know its all kinds of
            wrong.. But at this point, did I really care ? lol
           
         
        
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          417 [01:32:06] <ThinkDao> then I need to set a static IP to
            connect againt and update this system or I should just don't
            use DEbian at all ?
           
         
        
          418 [01:32:09] <ThinkDao> :D  
         
        
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          420 [01:32:30] <how2down> Now it works :)
           
         
        
          421 [01:32:31] <trek00> ThinkDao: it's really weird
           
         
        
          422 [01:32:37] <ThinkDao> true  
         
        
          423 [01:32:45] <joepublic> you have the steps reversed, imo.
            first, stop using debian if it conflicts with your deeply held
            convictions, then do whatever else
           
         
        
          424 [01:32:47] <ThinkDao> but now I have no dhcp
           
         
        
          425 [01:32:50] <trek00> ThinkDao: i have many systems with dhcp
            and without mplayer or ffmpeg
           
         
        
          426 [01:33:10] <how2down> Thank you trek00 :)
           
         
        
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          428 [01:33:24] <abrotman> ThinkDao: have you put any of this in a
            pastebin for us to review?
           
         
        
          429 [01:33:26] <oldborow> Think Dao lol this is weird I've
            never encountered this
           
         
        
          430 [01:33:28] <trek00> how2down: me? :)  
         
        
          431 [01:33:39] <sponix> how2down: your welcome
           
         
        
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          433 [01:33:48] <how2down> *youre  
         
        
          434 [01:33:58] <ThinkDao> abrotman: not at all and now I
            can't.. I am disconnected from that machine to internet
           
         
        
          435 [01:34:06] <sponix> /kick how2down  
         
        
          436 [01:34:18] <how2down> LMAO  
         
        
          437 [01:34:20] <ThinkDao> in any case, Debian have wgetpaste
            package?
           
         
        
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          439 [01:34:40] <ThinkDao> or similar.. I don't know
           
         
        
          440 [01:35:00] <annadane> i see people mess up your and
            you're all the time and it's terrible, there isn't
            even 3 of them like there their and they're
           
         
        
          441 [01:35:23] <Unit193> ThinkDao: pastebinit, or termbin.
           
         
        
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          443 [01:35:45] <how2down> Illiteracy is a global problem
           
         
        
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          451 [01:38:04] <joepublic> GNU/Linux illiteracy is a global
            problem
           
         
        
          452 [01:38:14] <joepublic> ftfy  
         
        
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          456 [01:38:39] <oldborow> guys do you know about kolibri os??
           
         
        
          457 [01:38:48] <abrotman> oldborow: hi, this is #debian
           
         
        
          458 [01:39:02] <oldborow> i know  
         
        
          459 [01:39:39] <oldborow> but this is a live chat where I can ask
            questions
           
         
        
          460 [01:39:45] <oldborow> i think  
         
        
          461 [01:39:47] <abrotman> so is #kolibri  
         
        
          462 [01:39:51] <how2down> Sir, This Is an Arby's
           
         
        
          463 [01:39:53] <abrotman> and no, we only support Debian here
           
         
        
          464 [01:39:57] <oldborow> ok  
         
        
          465 [01:40:14] <tsarompy> oldborow: theres #debian-offtopic too
            :P
           
         
        
          466 [01:40:29] <abrotman> no  
         
        
          467 [01:40:33] <abrotman> that's not a support channel
           
         
        
          468 [01:40:38] <abrotman> wtf is wrong with you
           
         
        
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          470 [01:40:45] <tsarompy> no need to be rude
           
         
        
          471 [01:41:05] <tsarompy> i think they said that in reference to
            this -> [18:38] <joepublic> GNU/Linux illiteracy is a
            global problem
           
         
        
          472 [01:41:12] * tsarompy shrug  
         
        
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          474 [01:41:13] <oldborow> where i can find popular offtop
            chates??
           
         
        
          475 [01:41:22] <abrotman> See the topic in #debian-offtopic ..
            it's clearly not a support channel
           
         
        
          476 [01:41:31] <tsarompy> did i say 'go there for
            support'
           
         
        
          477 [01:41:50] <abrotman> ...  
         
        
          478 [01:42:22] <abrotman> oldborow: if you want random chat, you
            can try ##chat also
           
         
        
          479 [01:43:14] <oldborow> "Cannot send to nick/channel"
            what this error means??
           
         
        
          480 [01:43:23] <abrotman> it means you probably have to register
           
         
        
          481 [01:43:35] <abrotman> oldborow: /msg nickserv help (or see
            #freenode)
           
         
        
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          484 [01:43:50] <ThinkDao> I forget how to setup a static IP.. I
            did reboot and yes, dhcliet was removed and dhcpcd as well.. lets
            see if with a static IP I can solve this problem.
           
         
        
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          487 [01:45:02] <sponix> ThinkDao: it is possible with Debian
            itself, and that is covered in the wiki -- BUT, I just do a static
            lease at my router for my rigs. Lets them stay simple with dhcp,
            while still always getting the same address
           
         
        
          488 [01:45:08] <sponix> just a thought  
         
        
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          490 [01:45:46] <ratrace> ThinkDao: first example in this chapter
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          492 [01:47:04] <ThinkDao> sponix: a lot of things did change.. I
            see.. I need to edit a file to setup .. the old way doesn't
            work anymore?
           
         
        
          493 [01:47:30] <ratrace> "old way"?
           
         
        
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          496 [01:48:11] <ThinkDao> ifconfig ratrace: like > ifconfig
            192.168.10.10 netmask 255.255.255.0 eth0 ( for example )
           
         
        
          497 [01:48:14] <sponix> ThinkDao: Yes, things have changed
           
         
        
          498 [01:48:37] <ThinkDao> doesn't work :(
           
         
        
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          500 [01:49:51] <ratrace> ThinkDao: you have to install ifconfig.
            it's superseded by iproute/ip
           
         
        
          501 [01:50:12] <ratrace> but really, don't use it any more.
            learn iproute, and use the interfaces(5) framework
           
         
        
          502 [01:50:23] <ThinkDao> ratrace: yeah, I have ifconfig but not
            ip (command )
           
         
        
          503 [01:50:41] <ThinkDao> checking  
         
        
          504 [01:50:41] <ratrace> ThinkDao: which debian?
           
         
        
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          506 [01:51:29] <ThinkDao> ratrace: is pretty new.. kernel 4.19.98
           
         
        
          507 [01:51:42] <trek00> ThinkDao: you should write: ifconfig eth0
            192.168.10.10 netmask 255.255.255.0
           
         
        
          508 [01:52:09] <ratrace> ThinkDao: if that's buster, then
            you must have ip, and not ifconfig
           
         
        
          509 [01:52:11] <ThinkDao> trek00: yeah, but it doesn't
            assume to ip for the lan
           
         
        
          510 [01:52:26] <ThinkDao> the ip*  
         
        
          511 [01:52:35] <sponix> ThinkDao: run: uname -a
           
         
        
          512 [01:52:39] <sponix> Linux sponix 5.4.0-4-amd64 #1 SMP Debian
            5.4.19-1~mx19+1 (2020-02-15) x86_64 GNU/Linux
           
         
        
          513 [01:52:52] <sponix> hmm that isn't the one
           
         
        
          514 [01:52:59] <ratrace> mx? MX?! MX?!?!?! get out!
           
         
        
          515 [01:53:07] <trek00> :D  
         
        
          516 [01:53:19] <sponix> ThinkDao: I meant run: inxi -S
           
         
        
          517 [01:53:31] <sponix> ThinkDao: that should tell you what
            Debian version you are on
           
         
        
          518 [01:53:49] <ThinkDao> sponix: inxi ( command not found )
           
         
        
          519 [01:54:02] <sponix> ThinkDao: well then "apt install
            inxi"
           
         
        
          520 [01:54:07] <ratrace> ThinkDao: cat /etc/debian_version
           
         
        
          521 [01:54:08] <ThinkDao> no ip ..  
         
        
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          523 [01:54:10] <lwp> !mxlinux  
         
        
          524 [01:54:10] <dpkg> MX-18 Linux is based on Debian stretch;
            MX-19 is based on Debian buster. However, MX Linux is not supported
            in #debian. Seek help at
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          525 [01:54:13] <ThinkDao> no connection  
         
        
          526 [01:54:14] <sponix> if inxi isn't found, we know its
            pretty old
           
         
        
          527 [01:54:16] <ThinkDao> no updates  
         
        
          528 [01:54:19] <ThinkDao> no installs  
         
        
          529 [01:54:33] <ratrace> sponix: stop confusing them with
            non-debian stuff
           
         
        
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          531 [01:54:35] <sponix> lol forgot, you networking is broken. apt
            will not install anything
           
         
        
          532 [01:54:49] <annadane> ThinkDao, just give the output of cat
            /etc/debian_version
           
         
        
          533 [01:55:06] <ThinkDao> annadane: 10.3  
         
        
          534 [01:55:11] <sparky4> ok the mouse buttons work no
           
         
        
          535 [01:55:15] <sparky4> ok the mouse buttons work now**
           
         
        
          536 [01:55:29] <sparky4> but the pointer still is stuck
           
         
        
          537 [01:55:59] <sponix> ThinkDao: is this a fresh install, or an
            upgrade from Jessie ?
           
         
        
          538 [01:56:40] <ratrace> ThinkDao: you can use commands, but if
            you want your config to persist on boot, use the interfaces(5)
            framework, namely the /etc/network/interaces file, see the link I
            gave you earlier
           
         
        
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          540 [01:57:28] <ThinkDao> sponix: a "fresh install" ..
            lets assume that.. is a slow machine I did install X and I remove
            all X stuff to clean it out, while cleaning remove some important
            packages I believe
           
         
        
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          542 [01:58:01] <sponix> !why debian  
         
        
          543 [01:58:01] <dpkg> Debian strives to maintain your freedom
            whilst also paying close attention to the technical aspects of
            making a great OS. Debian is stable, upgradable and well tested. See
            also
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          544 [01:58:07] <ThinkDao> ratrace: I will check that
           
         
        
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          547 [01:59:02] <oldborow> by the way guys what GUI do you use in
            your debian systems
           
         
        
          548 [01:59:14] <sponix> oldborow: xfce  
         
        
          549 [01:59:20] <ratrace> i3-wm  
         
        
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          551 [01:59:31] <sponix> oldborow: with X from xorg pretty sure
            (not wayland)
           
         
        
          552 [01:59:56] <annadane> oldborow, xfce, but, try not to ask
            general questions when people are asking support questions
           
         
        
          553 [02:00:03] <annadane> that's a fantastic question for
            #debian-offtopic
           
         
        
          554 [02:00:11] <sponix> ratrace: have you tried
            "Awesome" window manager ? I keep hearing good things
            about it, but time never permits
           
         
        
          555 [02:00:11] <oldborow> hah  
         
        
          556 [02:00:12] <oldborow> ok  
         
        
          557 [02:00:33] <annadane> i guess the support questions kinda
            ended
           
         
        
          558 [02:00:38] <annadane> i'm only half paying attention to
            scrollback
           
         
        
          559 [02:00:46] <trek00> sparky4: may be you can try to switch to
            another console and then back to X11 (CTRL-ALT-F3 and then
            CTRL-ALT-F1)
           
         
        
          560 [02:00:51] <ratrace> sponix: haven't
           
         
        
          561 [02:00:54] <annadane> or never mind.  
         
        
          562 [02:01:01] <sparky4> ok  
         
        
          563 [02:01:05] <sparky4> nope  
         
        
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          567 [02:03:14] <trek00> sparky4: i'm sad i can't help
            you, may be this can help in some way?
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          572 [02:05:50] <ThinkDao> I need to reboot again to have
            connection?
           
         
        
          573 [02:06:12] <ratrace> ThinkDao: no  
         
        
          574 [02:06:18] <ratrace> ThinkDao: restart the networking.service
           
         
        
          575 [02:06:49] <ratrace> ThinkDao: assuming you configured the
            /etc/network/interfaces file
           
         
        
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          580 [02:08:03] <ThinkDao> ratrace: /etc/init.d/netoworking
            restart .. ok, but ping google.pt ( failure in name resolution )
           
         
        
          581 [02:08:27] <ratrace> ThinkDao: learn to use systemd and the
            systemctl command. /etc/init.d/ is going out of fashion fast
           
         
        
          582 [02:08:28] <ThinkDao> mispell it /etc/init.d/networking
           
         
        
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          586 [02:09:09] <ThinkDao> I still us RC in other systems.. lets
            see
           
         
        
          587 [02:09:11] <ratrace> ThinkDao: well yes. when you set up
            static networking you need to do several things that otherwise DHCP
            would do for you. IP address, routes, and the resolver. You need to
            configure /etc/resolv.conf for a rsolver of choice
           
         
        
          588 [02:09:37] <ratrace> ThinkDao: but why are you insisting on
            static configuration if you're apparently not familiar with
            networking at all? why just not use your network's DHCP?
           
         
        
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          590 [02:10:18] <sparky4> ok  
         
        
          591 [02:10:37] <joepublic> ratrace, ThinkDao story is that
            "debian is broken and removing unrelated packages also removed
            dhcp" - this is a rescue attempt
           
         
        
          592 [02:10:40] <ThinkDao> ratrace: please... this conversation is
            about that problem
           
         
        
          593 [02:10:49] <ThinkDao> dhcp was removed :D
           
         
        
          594 [02:10:59] <ratrace> I see.  
         
        
          595 [02:11:22] <ThinkDao> it say's: systemd-networkd is not
            running
           
         
        
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          597 [02:11:47] <ratrace> ThinkDao: do you know the IP of your
            resolver in your network? it's probably the main router
           
         
        
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          599 [02:12:09] <ratrace> ThinkDao: systemd-networkd is an
            entirely different method to manage network. since you're in
            "rescue mode", please stay on track
           
         
        
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          601 [02:12:56] <ratrace> ThinkDao: so use your network's
            router/resolver's IP, or google's 8.8.8.8 by setting
            nameserver <ip address here> in /etc/resolv.conf
           
         
        
          602 [02:12:58] <ThinkDao> ratrace: I was pointing to a different
            dns, but I can setup the router up to
           
         
        
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          604 [02:13:25] <ThinkDao> ratrace: it was pointing to cloudflare
            ( 1.1.1.1 )
           
         
        
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          606 [02:13:49] <ratrace> thta's okay too if it works for
            your
           
         
        
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          608 [02:14:07] <ratrace> *you  
         
        
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          612 [02:16:06] <ThinkDao> hmm. ok.. there is some Good news.. I
            can ping the router but the router don't let pings go outside
            from that machine.. saying "network is unreachable" if I
            ping google.com e.g
           
         
        
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          619 [02:17:36] <ThinkDao> so for this case I should setup the
            router for it right ?
           
         
        
          620 [02:18:04] <trek00> ThinkDao: try ping 4.4.4.4
           
         
        
          621 [02:18:12] <trek00> not  
         
        
          622 [02:18:25] <trek00> ping 1.1.1.1  
         
        
          623 [02:18:45] <ratrace> ThinkDao: did you set up routing/default
            gateway? What's your interfaces file like?
           
         
        
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          625 [02:18:49] <trek00> sparky4: what model is your laptop?
           
         
        
          626 [02:18:51] <ThinkDao> same.. even if I try to ping 8.8.8.8 or
            1.1.1.1, it tells me "network is unreacheble"
           
         
        
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          628 [02:19:02] <ThinkDao> trek00: yes  
         
        
          629 [02:19:56] <trek00> ThinkDao: check if you setup default
            gateway: what it prints route | grep default?
           
         
        
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          631 [02:20:47] <ThinkDao> trek00: nothing
           
         
        
          632 [02:21:09] <trek00> ThinkDao: good, type route add default gw
            ip.address.of.your.router
           
         
        
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          636 [02:22:21] <ThinkDao> trek00: <3 ping is working .. glad
            .. :D thank you so much !
           
         
        
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          638 [02:22:36] <sparky4> trek00: thinkpad t1440p
           
         
        
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          644 [02:25:04] <trek00> sparky4: it never worked on this setup?
            or it just freeze after the first suspend?
           
         
        
          645 [02:25:05] <sparky4> trek00: ok i am using my desktop for
            this
           
         
        
          646 [02:25:21] <trek00> ThinkDao: nice :)
           
         
        
          647 [02:25:27] <sparky4> it never worked with debian buster
           
         
        
          648 [02:25:44] <sparky4> my desktop'sgfx card dose not woith
            with buster eiyhrer
           
         
        
          649 [02:25:48] <sparky4> it is an old pci one
           
         
        
          650 [02:25:59] <sparky4> buster is so frustrating
           
         
        
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          653 [02:26:43] <trek00> :/  
         
        
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          656 [02:29:02] <trek00> sparky4: do you have installed
            server-xorg-input-synaptics ?
           
         
        
          657 [02:29:10] <trek00> sparky4: xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
           
         
        
          658 [02:29:15] <sparky4> syna[ptics is for touchpads
           
         
        
          659 [02:29:35] <sparky4> let me see if there is a package for
            thinkpad trackpoints
           
         
        
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          662 [02:32:00] <trek00> sparky4: may be there are error messages
            in the logs? type dmesg | grep psmouse
           
         
        
          663 [02:32:01] <sparky4> it is installed  
         
        
          664 [02:32:05] <sparky4> ok  
         
        
          665 [02:32:31] <sparky4> !  
         
        
          666 [02:32:38] <sparky4> i found something
           
         
        
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          673 [02:33:40] <ThinkDao> ok.. lets dive into the last problem..
            pulseaudio try to install x11 libs that will not be used. alsa-utils
            is installed but cmus report: Error opening audio device: no such
            device.. there is no other way to have audio ?
           
         
        
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          676 [02:34:58] <sparky4_> ok  
         
        
          677 [02:35:00] <ThinkDao> I didn't knew this player.. thanks
            for the tip.. seams pretty nice
           
         
        
          678 [02:35:03] <sparky4_> [ 711.793224] psmouse serio4: Failed to
            enable mouse on rmi4-02.fn03/serio0
           
         
        
          679 [02:35:15] <sparky4_> trek00:  
         
        
          680 [02:35:26] <trek00> ThinkDao: check the card is recognized
            with aplay -l
           
         
        
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          682 [02:36:55] <trek00> sparky4_ may be you laptop gone in
            suspend mode, before you started X?
           
         
        
          683 [02:36:58] <ThinkDao> yes, "both" are. there
            generic one (hdmi) and the hda which should be the main one
           
         
        
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          685 [02:38:05] <trek00> ThinkDao: try with speaker-test -t wav
            -c2
           
         
        
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          689 [02:39:53] <ThinkDao> ah ok.. this get me an error: ALSA lib
            pcm_dmix.c:1108(snd_pcm_dmix_open) unable to open slave
           
         
        
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          692 [02:40:43] <sparky4_> trek00: no?  
         
        
          693 [02:40:58] <sparky4_> trek00: i restarted it multiple times
            and the pointer is stuck
           
         
        
          694 [02:41:07] <sparky4_> i cant usre the trackpoint still
           
         
        
          695 [02:43:18] <trek00> ThinkDao: may be it select the wrong
            device (hdmi is for digital output, the other for analog)
           
         
        
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          697 [02:43:30] <trek00> sparky4_: i have no more ideas
           
         
        
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          700 [02:44:34] <trek00> ThinkDao: you can try speaker-test -D
            "hw:CARD=Generic,DEV=0" -c2
           
         
        
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          703 [02:45:09] <trek00> ThinkDao: with aplay -L you should get
            all devices names to set with -D
           
         
        
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          705 [02:45:48] <sparky4_> [ 711.793224] psmouse serio4: Failed to
            enable mouse on rmi4-02.fn03/serio0 trek00 this is the only thing i
            got from dmesg
           
         
        
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          707 [02:45:51] <trek00> ThinkDao: this should print your model
            name lspci -nn | grep -i audio
           
         
        
          708 [02:46:43] <trek00> sparky4_: i don't have experience
            with trackballs, but i read sometimes trackball go in conflict with
            touchpad, bios settings and more
           
         
        
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          711 [02:47:36] <sparky4_> it has to be a conflict or something
           
         
        
          712 [02:47:45] <trek00> ThinkDao: this is more specific: aplay -L
            | grep ^hw:
           
         
        
          713 [02:47:50] <sparky4_> let me see if it works on hardware
           
         
        
          714 [02:47:54] <sparky4_> it should  
         
        
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          718 [02:50:18] <ThinkDao> trek00: this is a AMD/ATI Azalia (
            intel hda ) .. this is so weird.. amd + intel in the same machine
            haha
           
         
        
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          720 [02:51:29] <trek00> ThinkDao: i have an amd intel hda too and
            my board have two (virtual) cards: 0 and 1 and i must use card 1
           
         
        
          721 [02:52:28] <ThinkDao> so I need to setup the one I wish to
            use, which in this case is the second card ( hda intel ).. I
            don't use hdmi
           
         
        
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          724 [02:54:52] <trek00> ThinkDao: first you need to discover the
            one running fine
           
         
        
          725 [02:55:08] <sparky4> rebooting dose nothing
           
         
        
          726 [02:55:10] <trek00> ThinkDao: this will list devices: aplay
            -L | grep ^hw:
           
         
        
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          728 [02:55:16] <sparky4> imma try one more thing
           
         
        
          729 [02:55:20] <sparky4> bgefore upgrade  
         
        
          730 [02:55:24] <trek00> ThinkDao: the you should try with
            speaker-test -D "devicename"
           
         
        
          731 [02:55:25] <ThinkDao> disconnect? this is a laptop
           
         
        
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          735 [02:55:58] <trek00> ThinkDao: discover, to find
           
         
        
          736 [02:56:39] <ThinkDao> sorry ..my bad, your spell it well
           
         
        
          737 [02:57:33] <ThinkDao> hw:CARD=Generic,DEV=3 ||
            hw:CARD=SB,DEV=0
           
         
        
          738 [02:58:11] <trek00> ThinkDao: try both: speaker-test -D
            "hw:CARD=Generic,DEV=3" -c2
           
         
        
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          741 [02:59:34] <ThinkDao> trek00: cool. This last one is
            "doing something" but I cannot hear anything.. not sure if
            is supposed to hear
           
         
        
          742 [02:59:41] <OS-66968> /msg NickServ REGISTER
           
         
        
          743 [03:00:07] <trek00> ThinkDao: it's noise, if you want a
            voice try speaker-test -D "hw:CARD=Generic,DEV=3" -c2 -t
            wav
           
         
        
          744 [03:00:58] <trek00> ThinkDao: anyway may be your
            /etc/asound.conf have something wrong
           
         
        
          745 [03:01:05] <annadane> OS-66968, omit the space before /
           
         
        
          746 [03:01:05] <sparky4> yeah it is a buster problem
           
         
        
          747 [03:01:16] <sparky4> trek00: i am going to upgrade
           
         
        
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          750 [03:01:57] <trek00> sparky4: hope this will fix it, but if it
            is a really old hardware may be it runs better with older debian
           
         
        
          751 [03:02:03] <trek00> ThinkDao: good  
         
        
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          755 [03:03:10] <trek00> ThinkDao: i'm searching for a
            configuration
           
         
        
          756 [03:03:50] <ThinkDao> still not listen anything at all, but
            the speaker-test is running
           
         
        
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          758 [03:04:15] <u53r_4n0n_101> my country is going to the hell
            with this cr|p of virus, i think because of what i see on tv
           
         
        
          759 [03:04:39] <trek00> ThinkDao: well, try with the other card:
            speaker-test -D "hw:CARD=SB,DEV=0" -c2 -twav
           
         
        
          760 [03:05:33] <ThinkDao> trek00: Playback open error: -2, no
            such file or diretory
           
         
        
          761 [03:05:34] <u53r_4n0n_101> i don't believe it so, but
            just in case of i can't contact with this (and no one else):
            how can i could i maintain this system by myself?
           
         
        
          762 [03:05:49] <annadane> u53r_4n0n_101, debian in general?
           
         
        
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          765 [03:06:17] <u53r_4n0n_101> i think. compile it and so?
           
         
        
          766 [03:06:24] <trek00> ThinkDao: well may be you need to unmute
            channels: try with alsamixer -D "hw:CARD=Generic,DEV=3"
            and then try again with speaker-test on that device
           
         
        
          767 [03:06:48] <annadane> it's not that hard to maintain,
            just keep on top of updates, like by having an update notifier (i
            use package-update-indicator), subscribe to
            debian-security-announce@lists.debian.org, maybe read some basic
            documentation (especially wiki.debian.org/DontBreakDebian)
           
         
        
          768 [03:06:49] <annadane> !newcomer  
         
        
          769 [03:06:50] <dpkg> Welcome to Debian! Here's some
            resources to help you on your merry way: The Debian Handbook:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          770 [03:07:16] <annadane> otherwise, your question is maybe a bit
            hard to answer, i'm not sure what you really mean
           
         
        
          771 [03:07:25] <annadane> when you say "maintain this system
            by myself"
           
         
        
          772 [03:07:36] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_101: we will be here to support
            anyway, virus or not :)
           
         
        
          773 [03:07:47] <ThinkDao> trek00: using "alsamixer -D
            ...." is not defined by alsamixer it self as a command .. tell
            me to use alsamixer --help
           
         
        
          774 [03:08:43] <u53r_4n0n_101> ...no. it helps if i have a net,
            but if i don't? i'll explain: develop the kernel (and
            everything i need) by my own
           
         
        
          775 [03:09:46] <trek00> ThinkDao: sorry this is taking too long
            for me
           
         
        
          776 [03:10:22] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_101: why you need to develp the
            kernel?
           
         
        
          777 [03:10:25] <ThinkDao> is ok trek00 I already have
            connection.. just tell me, I need to setup the /etc/asound.conf file
            ?
           
         
        
          778 [03:11:06] <trek00> ThinkDao: asound.conf is to setup the
            correct card, once you find it, but you need to ear something
           
         
        
          779 [03:11:54] <trek00> ThinkDao: may be you can read more on
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          780 [03:12:05] <annadane> u53r_4n0n_101, what do you mean by
            develop, exactly? it may be easier to ask in your native language
           
         
        
          781 [03:12:17] <Unit193> package-update-indicator \o/
           
         
        
          782 [03:12:35] <u53r_4n0n_101> nothing  
         
        
          783 [03:12:39] <annadane> yeah i wish i could just dpkg -l
            package when i get those emails but it isn't practical
           
         
        
          784 [03:12:45] <ThinkDao> cool.. checking
           
         
        
          785 [03:12:47] <annadane> because it goes under different names
           
         
        
          786 [03:12:48] <Unit193> annadane: What do you set the update
            command to?
           
         
        
          787 [03:12:59] <annadane> you mean frequency of how often it
            checks?
           
         
        
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          789 [03:13:45] <u53r_4n0n_101> i'll try to have a
            connection, otherwise, just compile the kernel and all the files?
           
         
        
          790 [03:13:56] <Unit193> No. It has two configuration options,
            frequency and update command.
           
         
        
          791 [03:14:02] <u53r_4n0n_101> develop: make my software
           
         
        
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          793 [03:14:32] <annadane> Unit193, oh i just leave it blank and
            do my updates from the terminal
           
         
        
          794 [03:14:41] <Unit193> Ah.  
         
        
          795 [03:15:25] <annadane> i don't like auto updates, i
            prefer seeing what it's doing
           
         
        
          796 [03:15:35] <trek00> ThinkDao: i think you need to write
            something like: pcm.!default { type hw; card Generic; device 3 }
            ctl.!default { type hw; card Generic; device 3 }
           
         
        
          797 [03:16:26] <Unit193> annadane: `synaptic-pkexec
            --dist-upgrade-mode` would do that: "Call DistUpgrade and
            display changes"
           
         
        
          798 [03:16:56] <annadane> meh  
         
        
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          801 [03:19:51] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_101: probably we don't
            understood your question, may be you can be more specific about what
            you need
           
         
        
          802 [03:20:07] <u53r_4n0n_101> maintain  
         
        
          803 [03:20:33] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_101: your debian system will
            run fine also without updates
           
         
        
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          806 [03:21:14] <u53r_4n0n_101> ok  
         
        
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          808 [03:22:51] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_101: anyway, even if this virus
            is bad, it is expected that it will not kill more than 1/5 of the
            people in the worst case, so the network should continue to be
            operational
           
         
        
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          810 [03:24:29] <annadane> ...1/5 is a lot
           
         
        
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          814 [03:25:47] <trek00> yeah, but it should be the worst case
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          854 [03:55:20] <ThinkDao> I have sound :D I can sleep trek00 ..
            super thanks for your time and tips! Take care!
           
         
        
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          858 [03:56:47] <trek00> ThinkDao: good :)
           
         
        
          859 [03:57:03] <dvs> No you can't. Not with all that noise!
           
         
        
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          861 [03:57:59] <ThinkDao> dvs noise? the good in the bad of this
            world wide warning virus is: there is no noise at cities :D
           
         
        
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          865 [03:58:42] <sahag> Hi all  
         
        
          866 [03:58:45] <dvs> heh  
         
        
          867 [03:59:01] <sahag> I have a little problem
           
         
        
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          871 [03:59:36] <sahag> Admin is installed node v.12 to server
           
         
        
          872 [03:59:49] <sahag> but I wanted node 8.13 LTS
           
         
        
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          874 [04:00:11] <sahag> so i've downloaded portable version
            of node813 and run it
           
         
        
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          876 [04:00:46] <sahag> now the problem is i cant set in path my
            node813 with priority
           
         
        
          877 [04:00:50] <sahag> how can i do that  
         
        
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          880 [04:03:33] <trek00> sahag: export PATH=/your/node/path:$PATH
           
         
        
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          884 [04:04:42] <sahag> <trek00> I've already tested
           
         
        
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          935 [04:48:45] <realRobbinWillia> join #offsec
           
         
        
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          941 [04:49:59] <dvs> no!  
         
        
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          943 [04:50:22] <realRobbinWillia> Can anyone assist with
            10.11.1.128 - I have a barely functioning initial shell and I am
            curious to see how others got their shell on this machine
           
         
        
          944 [04:50:54] <lwp> !kali  
         
        
          945 [04:50:54] <dpkg> Kali Linux (replaced-url 
           
         
        
          946 [04:52:11] <nyov> 'man 1 date' says --date=STRING
            can be a relative time/time zone -- does anyone have an example of
            giving a relative time offset there?
           
         
        
          947 [04:53:17] <trek00> nyov: date -d "now + 1 week"
           
         
        
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          950 [04:53:42] <trek00> or simply "1 week"
           
         
        
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          953 [04:54:07] <nyov> trek00: okay, more specifically I wanted a
            timezone offset from UTC. so "+EST" or something
           
         
        
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          956 [04:54:54] <trek00> nyov: you can type date -d EST
           
         
        
          957 [04:55:11] <nyov> ah right. so confused
           
         
        
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          959 [04:55:31] <trek00> or date -d +3hours
           
         
        
          960 [04:56:25] <nyov> I actually need to use strftime, can't
            use date directly. and strftime has a "%+" format I was
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          963 [04:56:56] <nyov> thanks, trek00  
         
        
          964 [04:57:32] <trek00> nyov: youcan also use %z
           
         
        
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          966 [04:57:50] <nyov> yeah, for format output. but I need to set
            a time offset
           
         
        
          967 [04:58:29] <nyov> %z would simply show UTC
           
         
        
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          969 [04:59:35] <trek00> %Z? :)  
         
        
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          973 [05:04:22] <nyov> well, I guess lua os.date doesn't
            support that format. dangit. I hate changing date format string on
            DST changes
           
         
        
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          977 [05:06:39] <Unit193> I tend to use the format of
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          1025 [05:50:20] <sponix2ipfw> Unit193: you ever sleep?
           
         
        
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          1027 [05:50:38] <Unit193> sponix2ipfw: Sure.
           
         
        
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          1032 [05:52:57] <sponix2ipfw> I'm making some progress.
            Managed to get my VM up
           
         
        
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          1066 [06:22:30] <pastiche> sponix2ipfw: VM ?
           
         
        
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          1077 [06:26:46] <sissylog> what's the lowest TDP socketed CPU
            I can get right now
           
         
        
          1078 [06:27:25] <sissylog> I see AMD 200GE is 35W
           
         
        
          1079 [06:27:32] <sissylog> anything below that
           
         
        
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          1083 [06:31:28] <sissylog> lol sorry i asked the question in the
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          1084 [06:33:14] <annadane> how DARE you  
         
        
          1085 [06:33:16] <annadane> banned forever  
         
        
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          1139 [07:09:46] <ryouma> there has been a moderator in this
            channel who was exactly like that. a mischan would be taken as a
            deliberate act of sabotage.
           
         
        
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          1141 [07:10:38] <ryouma> i use feh. most of my images are
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          1146 [07:12:42] <ryouma> "feh WARNING: lossless rotate: Got
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          1152 [07:15:01] <ryouma> ah i think i mysteriously need jpegtran
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          1157 [07:18:45] <emss> ryouma any benefits using jpegtran instead
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          1158 [07:19:02] <ryouma> emss: it is hardcoded into feh acc
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          1159 [07:19:16] <ryouma> it works now  
         
        
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          1297 [09:16:33] <Buffoni1990> Boe !  
         
        
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          1300 [09:18:24] <Lady_Aleena> Buffoni1990, The Face of Boe?
           
         
        
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          1345 [09:58:27] <jringoot> Hello do any of you use recent dell
            latitudes (5300, 5400 or 5500) laptops with debian 10 (or 11)? Any
            of you experience the random hang at boot just after "Loading
            intial ramdisk"? Any workaround? (Dell says they only give
            linux Support for Precision laptops)
           
         
        
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          1354 [10:05:41] <jm_> try booting with quiet option removed, my
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          1405 [10:31:45] <ChrisH> Debian stretch, following
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          1411 [10:33:26] <ChrisH> I am unsure what updtaes were applied
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          1430 [10:49:09] <emss> ChrisH does it go down the moment you ifup?
           
         
        
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          1440 [10:58:03] <ChrisH> yes  
         
        
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          1454 [11:04:50] <fonky> hi all  
         
        
          1455 [11:04:59] <Paul__> hi  
         
        
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          1457 [11:05:32] <luna_> hi  
         
        
          1458 [11:05:43] <fonky> i have a question, if anyone having a
            suggestion, is there a way to for example get a txt or whatever
            listing of every file on
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          1460 [11:06:22] <fonky> something akin to a directory and file
            print >> whatever.whatever on local drive
           
         
        
          1461 [11:06:28] <fonky> y  
         
        
          1462 [11:06:31] <fonky> structure and file name
           
         
        
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          1479 [11:15:53] <fonky> lynx -dump -listonly
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          1481 [11:16:04] <fonky> can anyone help me a bit :)
           
         
        
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          1483 [11:16:27] <nevivurn> sponix: update re: RX 5500XT,
            everything works on Debian Testing + adding some new firmware bits
            from linux-firmware.git. Which means I can backport whatever I need
            to get it working on stable (probably)!
           
         
        
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          1487 [11:17:44] <fonky> without the second grep i get a directory
            listing
           
         
        
          1488 [11:18:04] <fonky> grep \.xpi$ <- does not really work
           
         
        
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          1497 [11:22:08] <jm_> try '.xpi$'
           
         
        
          1498 [11:22:11] <jringoot> thanks for the suggestion @jim_ With
            corona I am working from home, but I will definitely try this.
           
         
        
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          1500 [11:22:27] <jm_> make that '\.....'
           
         
        
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          1504 [11:23:42] <jringoot> rng is "random number
            generator" I suppose, I am looking trough the list of kernel
            options, it doesn't seem configurable there, correct?
           
         
        
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          1508 [11:24:43] <klys> google [random number generator kconfig]
           
         
        
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          1519 [11:29:07] <fonky> jm ty for reply but does not print
            anything
           
         
        
          1520 [11:29:34] <fonky> tried grep '\.xpi$' grep \\.xpi$
            grep '.xpi$'
           
         
        
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          1530 [11:32:24] <jm_> fonky: the command does not list any xpi
            files
           
         
        
          1531 [11:32:40] <tucna> hi  
         
        
          1532 [11:32:50] <klys> h~  
         
        
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          1551 [11:41:00] <jamesc> I see debian useto have
            /etc/networking/interfaces all the guides put static routes in
            there. I would like to add a seperate routes file like previous
            versions
           
         
        
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          1578 [12:10:07] <fonky> odd stuff  
         
        
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          1580 [12:10:14] <fonky> lynx -dump -listonly
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          1583 [12:10:42] <fonky> lynx -dump -listonly
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          1586 [12:11:06] <fonky> any ideas why?  
         
        
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          1590 [12:11:58] <fonky> as there are xpi files on that server
            ->
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          1600 [12:19:17] <fonky> um, last question  
         
        
          1601 [12:19:29] <fonky> is there an -R for recursive option in
            lynx
           
         
        
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          1603 [12:19:51] <fonky> with -dump & -listonly
           
         
        
          1604 [12:20:04] <fonky> so it dump the whole of the structure
           
         
        
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          1626 [12:30:51] <duude__> Hello people. I'm trying to make
            prepackaged live OS for radio amateur ethusiasts. Not sure where to
            start, but I definetely don't want to reinvent the wheel and go
            with LFS. Can I just base it off Debian? If so, where do I start?
           
         
        
          1627 [12:31:32] <fonky> there are some packages that help you out
            how to build a distro based on debian
           
         
        
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          1629 [12:31:53] <Unit193> Specifically, live-build will help
           
         
        
          1630 [12:32:24] <duude__> Oh nice! Thank you.
           
         
        
          1631 [12:33:07] <fonky> let me check  
         
        
          1632 [12:33:15] <fonky> i saw those a while ago while using apt
           
         
        
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          1634 [12:33:17] <fonky> not sure  
         
        
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          1636 [12:34:38] <ChrisH> duude__: IIRC there are several ham radio
            based Live Distros. There should be one debian ham radio flavor. We
            talked about that a while ago in a linux and hand radio workshop.
           
         
        
          1637 [12:35:06] <fonky> remastersys respin
           
         
        
          1638 [12:37:24] <fonky>
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          1639 [12:37:38] <fonky> it should not be much different
           
         
        
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          1641 [12:37:47] <fonky> but then again you better ask the people
            writing the code
           
         
        
          1642 [12:37:47] <duude__> ChrisH: I saw some too. They're all
            kinda outdated though. I wanted to create something new, how I
            imagined them
           
         
        
          1643 [12:37:54] <duude__> Hopefully the community will like it heh
           
         
        
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          1650 [12:42:18] <fonky> duude__:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          1660 [12:49:41] <rs2009> Worked on the first release of Krob Linux
           
         
        
          1661 [12:49:47] <rs2009> blufire.xyz  
         
        
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          1671 [12:56:21] <jamesc> I see debian useto have
            /etc/networking/interfaces all the guides put static routes in
            there. I would like to add a seperate routes file like previous
            versions
           
         
        
          1672 [12:58:15] <trek00> jamesc: you can create a file inside
            /etc/network/interfaces.d/
           
         
        
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          1675 [12:58:42] <nkuttler> rs2009: please don't spam here
           
         
        
          1676 [12:59:03] <rs2009> Not spamming :)  
         
        
          1677 [12:59:10] <rs2009> Just wanted opinion of the idea
           
         
        
          1678 [12:59:20] <jamesc> @trek00 Thanks  
         
        
          1679 [12:59:20] <nkuttler> my opinion is that you're
            off-topic and spamming
           
         
        
          1680 [12:59:31] <rs2009> Am not :)  
         
        
          1681 [12:59:39] <nkuttler> !ops rs2009 spam
           
         
        
          1682 [12:59:39] <dpkg> Hydroxide, dondelelcaro, LoRez, RichiH,
            mentor, abrotman, Maulkin, stew, peterS, Myon, Ganneff, weasel,
            zobel, themill, babilen, SynrG, jm_, somiaj, jelly, petn-randall,
            bremner: nkuttler complains about a problem (see above)
           
         
        
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          1684 [13:00:04] <rs2009> !ops nkuttler spam
           
         
        
          1685 [13:00:04] <dpkg> Hydroxide, dondelelcaro, LoRez, RichiH,
            mentor, abrotman, Maulkin, stew, peterS, Myon, Ganneff, weasel,
            zobel, themill, babilen, SynrG, jm_, somiaj, jelly, petn-randall,
            bremner: rs2009 complains about a problem (see above)
           
         
        
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          1687 [13:00:45] <rs2009> Please do not create a fuss
           
         
        
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          1689 [13:01:21] <rs2009> I haven't caused a problem and am
            not a spambot, which I guess you believe
           
         
        
          1690 [13:01:44] <jelly-home> rs2009, we warned you about
            gratuitous ads for your own project before
           
         
        
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          1694 [13:02:15] <jelly> nkuttler, thanks  
         
        
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          1696 [13:02:25] <nkuttler> jelly: you're welcome
           
         
        
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          1699 [13:03:11] <jelly> they seem to be just an enthusiastic kid
            but could learn to use offtopic channels for things like that
           
         
        
          1700 [13:04:11] <Haohmaru> or a spamthusiastic kid
           
         
        
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          1704 [13:05:23] <jelly> and they got conflicting advice
           
         
        
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          1706 [13:06:45] <jelly> Mar 16 12:20:11 <rs2009>
            petn-randall: Debian could have a special edition though. It could
            be mainly for users who aren't worried about system issues and
            do not like the old version set of Debian Stable. [...]
            <petn-randall> rs2009: Let us know how far you get with it!
           
         
        
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          1708 [13:07:16] <Haohmaru> i wonder why some packages that are in
            debian11 right now aren't available via backportz to debian10
           
         
        
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          1710 [13:07:40] <jelly> noone asked for them.
           
         
        
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          1712 [13:08:03] <Haohmaru> hm, i guess there has to be muchos
            demand?
           
         
        
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          1714 [13:08:18] <jelly> there has to be ANY demand
           
         
        
          1715 [13:08:27] <jelly> !backports  
         
        
          1716 [13:08:27] <dpkg> A backport is a package from a newer Debian
            branch, compiled from source for an older branch to avoid dependency
            and <ABI> complications.
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          1717 [13:08:32] <trek00> Haohmaru: if they are small packages, it
            is simpler to build packages yourself
           
         
        
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          1719 [13:08:50] <Haohmaru> it's not too small, it's
            code::blocks
           
         
        
          1720 [13:08:54] <jelly> Haohmaru, read the instructions, join the
            mailing list, ask for stuff you need
           
         
        
          1721 [13:09:04] <Haohmaru> aww mailing list x_x
           
         
        
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          1723 [13:09:54] <jelly> too good for your refined social
            networking palate?
           
         
        
          1724 [13:10:58] <Haohmaru> i seriously don't understand
            mailing lists, there must be some logic in them since a ton of
            people prefer that, but to me it's all just confusing
           
         
        
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          1726 [13:11:25] <Haohmaru> i "grew up" with phpbb forums
            and IRC
           
         
        
          1727 [13:12:21] <jelly> they are excellent to track conversations
            IF you have a decent mail client
           
         
        
          1728 [13:12:37] <jelly> forums are a mess, and you don't keep
            a local copy
           
         
        
          1729 [13:12:50] <Haohmaru> i open my email.. from the web browz0r
           
         
        
          1730 [13:12:53] <jelly> no way to track who answered what
           
         
        
          1731 [13:13:08] <Haohmaru> forums are a mess?! wot?!
           
         
        
          1732 [13:13:35] <jelly> even sites like reddit have better
            threading
           
         
        
          1733 [13:13:38] <trek00> Haohmaru: mailing list are comfortable
            with a proper mail client
           
         
        
          1734 [13:14:11] <Haohmaru> so they aren't otherwise?
           
         
        
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          1736 [13:14:43] <Haohmaru> oh well  
         
        
          1737 [13:14:47] <trek00> Haohmaru: it depends how much the webmail
            client is done well
           
         
        
          1738 [13:15:11] <jelly> Haohmaru, most webmail solutions
            don't present conversations in a decent manner
           
         
        
          1739 [13:15:17] <trek00> and how fast you can move between
            messages and search
           
         
        
          1740 [13:16:18] <Haohmaru> imma look for another way
           
         
        
          1741 [13:17:47] <Haohmaru> i remember like probably 15 years ago i
            had to use this "yahoo groups" thing to talk to certain
            peoplez, is that the same as mailing list?
           
         
        
          1742 [13:18:05] <Haohmaru> it was a highly unpleasent experience
           
         
        
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          1745 [13:21:19] <trek00> Haohmaru: it should be easy to rebuild
            codeblocks
           
         
        
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          1791 [13:46:20] <jelly> mailing lists are just mail.
           
         
        
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          1794 [13:48:48] <coet-i3> Hi! How can I find which package has
            installed a specific /usr/lib*.so file?
           
         
        
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          1796 [13:49:51] <trek00> coet-i3: dpkg -S /path/to/file
           
         
        
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          1801 [13:50:58] <coet-i3> trek00: doesn't work: `dpkg-query:
            no path found matching pattern /usr/lib/libiconv.so.2`
           
         
        
          1802 [13:51:32] <trek00> coet-i3: this is a symlink, try with the
            full name
           
         
        
          1803 [13:52:35] <coet-i3> trek00: same error:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          1806 [13:53:57] <trek00> coet-i3: it should mean that files are
            not installed by a package
           
         
        
          1807 [13:54:19] <coet-i3> trek00: oh, that can make sense, because
            it was installed with `configure && make`
           
         
        
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          1809 [13:54:44] <trek00> coet-i3: you should install under
            /usr/local to not mess your system
           
         
        
          1810 [13:54:52] <trek00> coet-i3: configure --prefix=/usr/local
           
         
        
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          1812 [13:56:31] <coet-i3> thanks  
         
        
          1813 [13:56:36] <trek00> :)  
         
        
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          1815 [13:58:34] <ph8> Hi all, does anyone know when stretch is
            getting EOLed this year?
           
         
        
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          1817 [13:58:48] <ph8> I'm looking for a more specific date so
            i can plan when to upgrade to buster
           
         
        
          1818 [13:59:09] <dvs> !stretch  
         
        
          1819 [13:59:10] <dpkg> Stretch is the codename for the current
            <oldstable> release, Debian 9, released 2017-06-17.
            "Stretch" is the rubber octopus in Toy Story 3, see
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          1821 [13:59:56] <mutante> ph8: June 30, 2020
           
         
        
          1822 [14:00:09] <dvs> ph8, it's usually about a year after
            the next stable release.
           
         
        
          1823 [14:00:17] <ph8> thanks  
         
        
          1824 [14:00:29] <trek00> ph8: the LTS support will end on 2022
           
         
        
          1825 [14:00:37] <ph8> awesome thanks  
         
        
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          1830 [14:06:04] <ice9> i'm trying to install mysql on debian
            stretch but getting "mysql-server : Depends:
            default-mysql-server but it is not going to be installed"
           
         
        
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          1834 [14:10:22] <jelly> ,v default-mysql-server
           
         
        
          1835 [14:10:23] <judd> Package: default-mysql-server on amd64 --
            stretch: 1.0.2; bullseye: 1.0.5; buster: 1.0.5; sid: 1.0.5
           
         
        
          1836 [14:10:54] <jelly> ice9, make sure your srtetch sources.list
            are complete and that you're actually running stretch
           
         
        
          1837 [14:11:01] <jelly> !stretch sources.list
           
         
        
          1838 [14:11:01] <dpkg> A suitable /etc/apt/sources.list for
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          1845 [14:12:20] <jelly> ice9, you'll actually get to install
            mariadb-server-10.1 in the end but that's okay
           
         
        
          1846 [14:14:12] <ice9> jelly, mariadb-server : Depends:
            mariadb-server-10.3 (>= 1:10.3.22-1) but it is not going to be
            installed
           
         
        
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          1848 [14:14:47] <ice9> jelly, that's my sources.list
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          1849 [14:15:56] <dvs> !frankendebian  
         
        
          1850 [14:15:56] <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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          1854 [14:19:29] <mutante> ice9: you might be lucky if you remove
            line 11 and apt-get update and try again
           
         
        
          1855 [14:19:48] <mutante> otherwise.. yea..reinstall
           
         
        
          1856 [14:20:57] <ice9> reinstall system??  
         
        
          1857 [14:21:30] <mutante> yea, because you mixed different
            versions
           
         
        
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          1859 [14:22:03] <ice9> what if I added mysql PPA?
           
         
        
          1860 [14:22:07] <ChrisH> yes  
         
        
          1861 [14:22:12] <mutante> "testing" is very different
            from stretch
           
         
        
          1862 [14:22:32] <ChrisH> ups... I did not answer anything.
           
         
        
          1863 [14:22:37] <joepublic> adding various random repositories is
            not the answer, unfortunately, but rather the problem
           
         
        
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          1865 [14:23:47] <mutante> ice9: no, more like remove the
            'testing' part from sources and only use stretch. and then
            do an upgrade to buster and then install mariadb package
           
         
        
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          1871 [14:25:01] <mutante> reinstall with stable is the cleanest
            and probably does not take any longer
           
         
        
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          1876 [14:26:15] <ice9> it's a VPS!  
         
        
          1877 [14:26:42] <joepublic> it's a FrankenDebian VPS!
           
         
        
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          1880 [14:27:39] <mutante> ice9: rsync data to somewhere else,
            delete VPS, create new VPS with buster, rsync data back ?
           
         
        
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          1882 [14:28:05] * HoardingTP has 65 rolls!!!!!!!!!
           
         
        
          1883 [14:28:22] <mutante> or have 2 VPS for a few days until you
            got it all migrated
           
         
        
          1884 [14:30:22] * dvs sends a mob after HoardingTP
           
         
        
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          1886 [14:30:47] <Haohmaru> wew, such mafia
           
         
        
          1887 [14:31:14] <mutante> he got TPed by opers
           
         
        
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          1890 [14:31:35] <dvs> it worked!  
         
        
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          1893 [14:32:38] <commandlinux> Hello! i Just installed debian on
            my pc and it doesnt load a gui session, altough i installed kde,
            just command line, help?
           
         
        
          1894 [14:32:56] <watom> how you installaed kde?
           
         
        
          1895 [14:33:14] <commandlinux> The options box during install
           
         
        
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          1897 [14:33:26] <Haohmaru> you probably don't have a login
            manager thing
           
         
        
          1898 [14:33:29] <dvs> apt install sddm  
         
        
          1899 [14:33:51] <trek00> commandlinux: you can start it manually
            with startx
           
         
        
          1900 [14:34:13] <commandlinux> sddm installed, started it
           
         
        
          1901 [14:34:18] <commandlinux> with startx
           
         
        
          1902 [14:34:41] <commandlinux> I dont want to have to do this
            every time, possible fix?
           
         
        
          1903 [14:34:59] <Haohmaru> commandlinux you already have sddm and
            yet you end up in text mode?
           
         
        
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          1905 [14:35:19] <commandlinux> Yep, when i typed it in it said no
            packages to instal/update/upgrade
           
         
        
          1906 [14:35:35] <trek00> commandlinux: may be after a reboot, sddm
            wil started automatically?
           
         
        
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          1909 [14:35:49] <Haohmaru> i don't have experience with kde
            (i hate it) .. maybe try lightdm?
           
         
        
          1910 [14:35:49] <commandlinux> Maybe, ill reboot
           
         
        
          1911 [14:36:00] <commandlinux> I love kde since i tried it on
            manjaro
           
         
        
          1912 [14:36:11] <Haohmaru> my condolesence
           
         
        
          1913 [14:36:11] <commandlinux> And kde connect is bomb
           
         
        
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          1915 [14:36:22] <watom> commandlinux try dpkg-reconfigure sddm
           
         
        
          1916 [14:36:36] <commandlinux> Ok, ill reconfigure and reboot
           
         
        
          1917 [14:37:36] <commandlinux> Command line again
           
         
        
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          1919 [14:37:58] <abrotman> commandlinux: how did you install kde?
            and how did you install xorg?
           
         
        
          1920 [14:37:59] <Haohmaru> try installing lightdm
           
         
        
          1921 [14:38:11] <watom> abrotman commandlinux> The options box
            during install
           
         
        
          1922 [14:38:22] <Haohmaru> it smells wrong tho
           
         
        
          1923 [14:38:32] <commandlinux> Didnt install xorg manually,
            shouldnt it do so automatically?
           
         
        
          1924 [14:38:36] <abrotman> no  
         
        
          1925 [14:38:43] <Haohmaru> if you're installing kde or
            anything from netinst, it should "just work"
           
         
        
          1926 [14:39:03] <commandlinux> Ok, how do i install xorg?
           
         
        
          1927 [14:39:10] <dvs> installed from a live CD?
           
         
        
          1928 [14:39:13] <Haohmaru> you must already have it
           
         
        
          1929 [14:39:17] <commandlinux> usb, yes  
         
        
          1930 [14:39:19] <jm_> commandlinux: what does 'systemctl
            get-default' show?
           
         
        
          1931 [14:39:21] <abrotman> commandlinux: if you're not sure
            if everything is installed .. install xorg kde kdm
           
         
        
          1932 [14:39:27] <abrotman> try that , see how that goes
           
         
        
          1933 [14:39:44] <commandlinux> Ok, let me switch to pc so i can
            paste easily
           
         
        
          1934 [14:39:49] <Haohmaru> abrotman shouldn't it be like
            "task-kde" instead?
           
         
        
          1935 [14:40:00] <Haohmaru> or task-kde-desktop or however it was
           
         
        
          1936 [14:40:08] <watom> i'd not mess with apt or we will
            never understand what went wrong
           
         
        
          1937 [14:40:16] <abrotman> "options box" is a bit vague,
            let's make sure
           
         
        
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          1939 [14:41:06] <commandlinepc> Ok, tis me
           
         
        
          1940 [14:41:10] <commandlinepc> Hold on  
         
        
          1941 [14:41:36] <Haohmaru> hurry up.. i can't hold it..
            much.. longer..
           
         
        
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          1943 [14:41:54] <watom> you should really check ssdm status.
            "systemctl status ssdm"
           
         
        
          1944 [14:41:57] <commandlinepc> jm_ graphical.target
           
         
        
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          1946 [14:43:10] <commandlinepc> Is there some command so i can
            pastebin into chat
           
         
        
          1947 [14:43:19] <commandlinepc> Some troubles with xorg kde kdm
           
         
        
          1948 [14:43:29] <Haohmaru> commandlinepc did you see something
            fishy before you end up in text mode? like, maybe some
            errors/warnings about your video card?
           
         
        
          1949 [14:43:45] <Haohmaru> iirc kde might expect fancy video card
           
         
        
          1950 [14:43:46] <trek00> commandlinepc:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          1951 [14:43:50] <jm_> commandlinepc: 'systemctl show
            graphical.target' will show units it depends on, there should
            be sddm.service among them, is it?
           
         
        
          1952 [14:44:00] <commandlinepc> Text too fast
           
         
        
          1953 [14:44:07] <commandlinepc> Hold on  
         
        
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          1955 [14:44:24] <commandlinepc>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          1956 [14:44:33] <commandlinepc> This is my output for install kde
            kdm xorg
           
         
        
          1957 [14:44:49] <commandlinepc> i have an rx460 as gpu
           
         
        
          1958 [14:44:52] <watom> journalct | grep ssdm would be great
           
         
        
          1959 [14:44:59] <commandlinepc> Hold ooon  
         
        
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          1961 [14:45:09] <Haohmaru> i think you're not supposed to
            "install kde" but something else like task-kde-desktop or
            some such
           
         
        
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          1963 [14:46:04] <commandlinepc> This is sustemctl
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          1965 [14:46:34] <commandlinepc> journalct isnt a command?
           
         
        
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          1969 [14:46:50] <watom> journalctl :D  
         
        
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          1971 [14:47:08] <watom> watom> you should really check ssdm
            status. "systemctl status ssdm"
           
         
        
          1972 [14:47:13] <commandlinepc> Does nothing
           
         
        
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          1975 [14:47:25] <commandlinepc> aka no output
           
         
        
          1976 [14:47:29] <watom> it means ssdm doesn't even try to
            start
           
         
        
          1977 [14:47:38] <watom> did you dpkg-reconfigure it?
           
         
        
          1978 [14:47:53] <commandlinepc> Yes, and rebooted as said earlier
           
         
        
          1979 [14:48:10] <Haohmaru> i'd try installing lightdm ;P~
           
         
        
          1980 [14:48:17] <jm_> even 'systemctl status
            ssdm.service' does not work?
           
         
        
          1981 [14:48:43] <watom> it's really weird is not yet there
            after a dpkg-reconfigure
           
         
        
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          1983 [14:48:56] <commandlinepc> systemctl status ssdm.serviceUnit
            ssdm.service could not be found.
           
         
        
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          1985 [14:49:18] <watom> where did you grab that debian installer?
           
         
        
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          1988 [14:50:15] <commandlinepc> Firmware_netinst a friend gave me
            to try, installed it on my laptop yesterday, upgraded to testing,
            works fine
           
         
        
          1989 [14:50:18] <dvs> watom, will you stop misspelling
            "sddm"
           
         
        
          1990 [14:50:27] <jm_> bleh sorry  
         
        
          1991 [14:50:37] <jm_> 'systemctl status sddm.service'
           
         
        
          1992 [14:50:38] <commandlinepc> Oh, let me try sddm
           
         
        
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          1994 [14:50:45] <jm_> I just spotted that too :)
           
         
        
          1995 [14:51:30] <Haohmaru> do you have
            "task-kde-desktop" installed?
           
         
        
          1996 [14:51:42] <commandlinepc>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          1997 [14:51:44] <abrotman> TOO MANY COOKS  
         
        
          1998 [14:51:45] <commandlinepc> Let me check
           
         
        
          1999 [14:51:49] <commandlinepc> YES  
         
        
          2000 [14:51:52] <noln> Install task-kde-desktop for a full
            install, kde-plasma-desktop plasma-nm for minimal install
            (plasmashell + kwin)
           
         
        
          2001 [14:51:52] <commandlinepc> TOO MANY  
         
        
          2002 [14:52:08] <commandlinepc> task-kde-desktop installed
           
         
        
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          2006 [14:52:24] <watom> dvs i didn't start that mispelling
            sir :x
           
         
        
          2007 [14:52:26] <Haohmaru> weird then  
         
        
          2008 [14:52:27] <commandlinepc> So i shouldnt need to try minimal
           
         
        
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          2011 [14:52:52] <Haohmaru> well, something is very fishy
           
         
        
          2012 [14:52:52] <noln> cat /var/log/sddm.log
           
         
        
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          2014 [14:53:09] <commandlinepc> no output  
         
        
          2015 [14:53:12] <dvs> <watom> it means ssdm doesn't
            even try to start
           
         
        
          2016 [14:53:24] <dvs> <watom> watom> you should really
            check ssdm status. "systemctl status ssdm"
           
         
        
          2017 [14:53:49] <commandlinepc> was the last one aimed at me?
           
         
        
          2018 [14:53:54] <dvs> no  
         
        
          2019 [14:53:59] <commandlinepc> Kk  
         
        
          2020 [14:54:00] <noln> wait, you're on testing not stable?
           
         
        
          2021 [14:54:18] <commandlinepc> Im on stable rn, my laptop is on
            testing perfectly fine with kde
           
         
        
          2022 [14:54:18] <Haohmaru> aww, call teh police
           
         
        
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          2025 [14:55:22] <watom> dvs oh. apparently i mispelled after a
            bit. could be related i'm buying an ssd
           
         
        
          2026 [14:56:03] <Haohmaru> it's a sign - don't buy the
            ssd ;P~
           
         
        
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          2029 [14:56:27] <watom> right i should slow down
           
         
        
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          2031 [14:57:53] <commandlinepc> Any further possible
            diagnostics/fixes?
           
         
        
          2032 [14:58:07] <commandlinepc> Should i mb just reinstall
           
         
        
          2033 [14:58:12] <upindaclub> can anyone please clarify how long
            oldstable is supported for? one official source says '1 year
            after stable release', another 'june 2022'
           
         
        
          2034 [14:58:14] <commandlinepc> Since its fresh anyway
           
         
        
          2035 [14:58:38] <joepublic> commandlinepc, sudo tasksel, select
            debian desktop environment and kde, see what you get?
           
         
        
          2036 [14:58:52] <abrotman> dpkg: tell upindaclub about lts
           
         
        
          2037 [14:58:55] <dvs> upindaclub, June 30, 2020
           
         
        
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          2039 [14:59:03] <dvs> someone already asked that today
           
         
        
          2040 [14:59:16] <mutante> upindaclub: i think the difference is
            who does the security updates and whether you want to rely on LTS or
            not
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          2041 [14:59:18] <jm_> commandlinepc: try running startx manually
            and see what happens
           
         
        
          2042 [14:59:47] <commandlinepc> I cant paste an imgur link?
           
         
        
          2043 [15:00:03] <upindaclub> yes, it is on the LTS page (replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          2046 [15:00:42] <jm_> why do you want to paste imgur link?
           
         
        
          2047 [15:00:50] <commandlinepc> i.imgur.com/NShT8PB.png
           
         
        
          2048 [15:00:54] <commandlinepc> Kde installed
           
         
        
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          2051 [15:02:12] <abrotman> upindaclub: that's what it seems
            like from reading that page, there is a #debian-lts on irc.oftc.net
            if you want to follow up with them
           
         
        
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          2054 [15:03:15] <upindaclub> abrotman: thanks, i will do that to
            clear up my confusion
           
         
        
          2055 [15:03:42] <watom> commandlinepc update-alternatives --query
            x-session-manager output?
           
         
        
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          2059 [15:04:48] <commandlinepc>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          2060 [15:04:52] <mutante> upindaclub:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          2061 [15:05:35] <commandlinepc> As said, should i just try
            reinstalling if it should from out of the box from netinstall?
           
         
        
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          2063 [15:05:40] <mutante> i could imagine giving an exact date to
            be counter productive. everybody would delay until last 24hours and
            then ddos the servers :p
           
         
        
          2064 [15:05:42] <commandlinepc> *should work
           
         
        
          2065 [15:06:40] <watom> if you will not change the media installer
            i presume you will get the same outcome
           
         
        
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          2067 [15:07:17] <commandlinux> Ill download the netinstall from
            the website and try, mb this ones cursed by my friend
           
         
        
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          2069 [15:07:33] <commandlinux> Idk lol  
         
        
          2070 [15:07:37] <watom> did you check every tty?
           
         
        
          2071 [15:07:45] <commandlinux> tty?  
         
        
          2072 [15:07:48] <watom> maybe is actually started bit you are on
            the wrong tty
           
         
        
          2073 [15:08:01] <commandlinux> Ok, lemme type
           
         
        
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          2076 [15:08:16] <commandlinepc> tty/dev/pts/1
           
         
        
          2077 [15:08:29] <commandlinepc> tty /dev/pts/1
           
         
        
          2078 [15:08:35] <commandlinepc> more like this
           
         
        
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          2082 [15:09:25] <watom> run "ps ax | grep sddm"
           
         
        
          2083 [15:10:25] <commandlinepc> 615 ? Ssl 0:00 /usr/bin/sddm 2271
            pts/1 S+ 0:00 grep sddm
           
         
        
          2084 [15:11:47] <watom> you can change displayed tty with
            ctrl+alt+f1 and so on
           
         
        
          2085 [15:12:14] <Haohmaru> i find my desktop usually on
            ctrl+alt+F7 (but it's not kde)
           
         
        
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          2087 [15:12:15] <commandlinepc> Whats tty and how tight is her
            pussy
           
         
        
          2088 [15:12:22] <commandlinepc> (its jibberish to me, pls
            elaborate)
           
         
        
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          2090 [15:12:32] <Haohmaru> commandlinepc pls, there are kids here
           
         
        
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          2094 [15:13:12] <watom> at the login screen. use ctrl+alt+f1...f12
            to move through other "screens"
           
         
        
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          2097 [15:13:21] <Haohmaru> commandlinepc in text mode you have a
            number of "screens" basically, you can log on to each of
            them and switch between them
           
         
        
          2098 [15:13:23] <watom> maybe on some of them there is your kde
           
         
        
          2099 [15:13:30] <commandlinepc> Ok, lemme reboot
           
         
        
          2100 [15:13:31] <jm_> i imagine if ctrl-alt-f7 works we'll
            see 'Quit: commandlinepc (broken pipe)'
           
         
        
          2101 [15:13:32] <Haohmaru> one of them usually goes for your
            desktop session
           
         
        
          2102 [15:13:41] <commandlinepc> Brb  
         
        
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          2182 [15:16:06] <dvs> go away!  
         
        
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          2190 [15:16:27] <commandlinepc> Saw some flickering, but same shit
            on all f-x
           
         
        
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          2227 [15:18:38] <commandlinepc> Ill just try the netinstall from
            the website and report back
           
         
        
          2228 [15:18:46] <commandlinepc> Its almost done writing
           
         
        
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          2231 [15:18:56] <dvs> do you have WiFi?  
         
        
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          2233 [15:19:04] <commandlinepc> LAN  
         
        
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          2236 [15:19:07] <dvs> ok  
         
        
          2237 [15:19:22] <Haohmaru> you could've tried lightdm or
            another login manager
           
         
        
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          2241 [15:20:12] <commandlinepc> im not switching des, debian
            really should be able to do kde, one of the most popular ones,
            especially as im writing the iso on said debian kde from my laptop
           
         
        
          2242 [15:20:29] <Haohmaru> lightdm is only a login manager
           
         
        
          2243 [15:20:30] <commandlinepc> K, done writing, will report back,
            thx for the help so far
           
         
        
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          2245 [15:20:49] <commandlinepc> Oh, sry  
         
        
          2246 [15:20:51] <Haohmaru> you can have 5 DEs and use lightdm to
            "log in" and "choose which DE"
           
         
        
          2247 [15:20:59] <commandlinepc> Ye, got it
           
         
        
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          2249 [15:21:07] <commandlinepc> Let me give it one last try
           
         
        
          2250 [15:21:15] <commandlinepc> How do i setup its start
           
         
        
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          2252 [15:21:15] <Haohmaru> since sddm isn't doing its job for
            some reason
           
         
        
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          2254 [15:21:45] <Haohmaru> just install lightdm and you should get
            that screen that asks you which one should be default (sddm or
            lightdm), choose lightdm
           
         
        
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          2256 [15:22:00] <commandlinepc> Yup, alrdy did it
           
         
        
          2257 [15:22:25] <commandlinepc> As one says in russian- hope dies
            last, imma reboot
           
         
        
          2258 [15:22:39] <Haohmaru> >:)  
         
        
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          2262 [15:24:24] <commandlinepc> Lightdm works yeeee
           
         
        
          2263 [15:24:40] <Haohmaru> ;P~  
         
        
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          2265 [15:24:54] <Haohmaru> well, you have your kde now x_x
           
         
        
          2266 [15:25:15] <commandlinepc> Thanks for all the help all :)
           
         
        
          2267 [15:25:30] <commandlinepc> Now ill go testing
           
         
        
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          2269 [15:26:05] <dvs> -_-  
         
        
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          2275 [15:29:21] <commandlinepc> although first ill go to the
            market, its rona time in germany and i dont want it to be packed
           
         
        
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          2277 [15:29:58] <dvs> Rona? Why do you need lumber? ;-P
           
         
        
          2278 [15:30:10] <commandlinepc> Lel  
         
        
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          2280 [15:30:28] * Haohmaru callz it corizzle-vizzle
           
         
        
          2281 [15:30:33] <commandlinepc> Aight, im out, thx for the help
            and cya at next debian escapades of mine
           
         
        
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          2310 [15:43:51] <dff> hi all, looking for an email client with a
            decent gui and support for gpg.
           
         
        
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          2312 [15:44:54] <dff> thunderbird with engimail?
           
         
        
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          2314 [15:45:00] <dff> enigmail*  
         
        
          2315 [15:45:01] <tapoxi> dff: yep  
         
        
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          2317 [15:45:55] <tapoxi> probably your best option. geary has some
            preliminary support
           
         
        
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          2322 [15:46:32] <tomreyn> there is none, but thunderbird +
            enigmail is usable.
           
         
        
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          2327 [15:50:28] <xormor> this is my homepage:
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          2329 [15:51:09] <xormor> I port scanned myself, and I saw the
            services it was running, but I do not know if the versions have
            security holes.
           
         
        
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          2352 [16:01:07] <BoBeR> Hello, how do I upgrade python2 to python3
           
         
        
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          2361 [16:04:31] <mutante> BoBeR: i heard there is a
            "2to3" script but it still needs manual checking :/
           
         
        
          2362 [16:04:41] <mutante> if that's what you mean
           
         
        
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          2364 [16:05:19] <mutante> BoBeR: do you mean upgrading python code
            or upgrading Debian packages?
           
         
        
          2365 [16:05:30] <BoBeR> upgrading the packages
           
         
        
          2366 [16:05:33] <BoBeR> I installed python3
           
         
        
          2367 [16:05:43] <BoBeR> I need to use pip to install
            "sopel" bot
           
         
        
          2368 [16:05:45] <mutante> ah, yea, that sounds right
           
         
        
          2369 [16:05:49] <BoBeR> but I get an error
           
         
        
          2370 [16:05:57] <BoBeR> ImportError: cannot import name
            'main' from 'pip'
            (/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/pip/__init__.py)
           
         
        
          2371 [16:06:10] <mutante> did you make sure you actually have to
            use pip and can't avoid it by using a distro pacakge?
           
         
        
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          2373 [16:06:57] <noln> Install python3-pip and run pip3 install
            ...
           
         
        
          2374 [16:07:01] <noln> Mind the 3 in pip3  
         
        
          2375 [16:07:10] <BoBeR> I did and I get that error
           
         
        
          2376 [16:07:21] <BoBeR> !dpkg sopel  
         
        
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          2381 [16:08:02] <coey> Ayy, I'm new to Debian and Linux. Last
            night i installed the propriety nvidia graphic drivers. I did so
            before enabling multiarch, and I get a libgl error when launching
            Steam. I tried installing the 32-bit drivers and now apt says that I
            have broken package; fix install doesn't work. This is my
            terminal output, the solution to this is probably simple but
            I'd appreciate any help you can send my way. Thanks!
           
         
        
          2382 [16:08:05] <coey>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          2385 [16:08:47] <mutante> yet another case where they claim pip
            makes it soo easy but it actually does not. " Installing with
            pip will “just handle” dependencies for you, so you
            won’t need to do so manually "
           
         
        
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          2387 [16:09:06] <noln> it is, his install is borked presumably
           
         
        
          2388 [16:09:22] <mutante> "Sopel requires Python 2.7.x or
            Python 3.3+ to run. Under Python 2.7, Sopel requires
            backports.ssl_match_hostname to be installed. Use pip install
            backports.ssl_match_hostname"
           
         
        
          2389 [16:09:24] <noln> Anyway python3 is preinstalled, it coexists
            with python2
           
         
        
          2390 [16:09:45] <BoBeR> pip3 list crashes aswell
           
         
        
          2391 [16:09:49] <BoBeR> this is not a sopel bug
           
         
        
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          2395 [16:10:06] <trek00> coey: you already did dpkg
            --add-architecture i386?
           
         
        
          2396 [16:10:20] <coey> I did! I did it a few minutes ago.
           
         
        
          2397 [16:10:29] <mutante> is the bug mixing stuff from multiple
            package managers?
           
         
        
          2398 [16:10:50] <trek00> coey: do you know how to use aptitude?
           
         
        
          2399 [16:11:03] <coey> No, I don't.  
         
        
          2400 [16:11:12] <BoBeR> mutante, is that to me?
           
         
        
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          2402 [16:11:17] <sponix> nevivurn: Glad you got it working
           
         
        
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          2404 [16:12:00] <BoBeR>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          2405 [16:12:15] <mutante> BoBeR: yea, somewhat. proper sopel
            package and avoiding pip maybe.
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          2406 [16:12:40] <trek00> coey: it seems you have enabled backports
            and when you install nvidia drivers for i386 it search for version
            440, but you have installed version 418
           
         
        
          2407 [16:12:48] <BoBeR> sopel in debian is 6.x I'm using 7.x
            in python2
           
         
        
          2408 [16:12:54] <BoBeR> I do not want to downgrade
           
         
        
          2409 [16:13:17] <coey> Hmm.. Yeah, I enabled backports last night.
            What should I do?
           
         
        
          2410 [16:13:32] <mutante> BoBeR: my experience is a lot of issues
            with mixing pip and distro packages and also pip does not clean up
            after itself when you remove stuff ..causing surprises
           
         
        
          2411 [16:13:57] <trek00> coey: you can try: 1) to disable
            backports and try to install again nvidia for i386 or 2) upgrade
            nvidia 64-bit to backports version (440) and then add nvidia for
            i386
           
         
        
          2412 [16:14:34] <ikus060> Hello, I'm trying to create a
            control file to genrate packages for debian buster and stretch. I
            see "python3-distutils" is a new package in buster that
            doesn't exists in stretch. What is the best way to manage this
            ?
           
         
        
          2413 [16:14:36] <trek00> coey: sorry my analysis is not true
           
         
        
          2414 [16:14:52] <coey> Oh, really? That's fine, no worries.
           
         
        
          2415 [16:15:00] <coey> I'm not in a hurry here or anything,
            hah
           
         
        
          2416 [16:15:03] <trek00> coey: you already have 440 version for 64
            bit, but may be backports are not enabled for i386?
           
         
        
          2417 [16:15:15] <coey> Hmm...  
         
        
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          2419 [16:16:21] <trek00> coey: you done apt update after dpkg
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          2420 [16:16:29] <coey> I did, yeah  
         
        
          2421 [16:17:53] <trek00> coey: may be try to type apt-get install
            -t buster-backports nvidia-driver nvidia-driver-libs-i386
            nvidia-vulkan-icd nvidia-vulkan-icd:i386
           
         
        
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          2423 [16:18:16] <karlpinc> BoBeR: If you want to use pip/pypi you
            should do so in virtual environments.
           
         
        
          2424 [16:18:42] <karlpinc> BoBeR: Using pip as root breaks apt.
           
         
        
          2425 [16:20:04] <coey> It works! Thanks!  
         
        
          2426 [16:20:12] <trek00> coey: nice :)  
         
        
          2427 [16:20:27] <BoBeR> karlpinc: venv is not found
           
         
        
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          2450 [16:30:19] <BoBeR> python3 -m pip install --force-reinstall
            pip worked for me
           
         
        
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          2454 [16:31:00] <noln> it's python3-venv
           
         
        
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          2475 [16:42:52] <u53r_4n0n_10> why i must kill once and again
            network-manager?
           
         
        
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          2477 [16:43:39] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_10: it is not responding?
           
         
        
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          2480 [16:44:29] <u53r_4n0n_10> ttg yes  
         
        
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          2482 [16:44:50] <u53r_4n0n_10> if not, i won't be here
           
         
        
          2483 [16:45:04] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_10: it was just to understand
           
         
        
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          2486 [16:46:10] <ice9> erig, i did "firewall-cmd --permanent
            --zone=drop --add-rich-rule='rule family=ipv4 port
            protocol="tcp" port="80" accept'" but
            iptables-save | grep 80 doesn't show up the rule
           
         
        
          2487 [16:46:23] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_10: may be it is a bug of
            network-manager or the graphical applet you use, that depends by
            your desktop environment
           
         
        
          2488 [16:46:34] <u53r_4n0n_10> cinnamon  
         
        
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          2490 [16:47:50] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_10: i can't find bug
            reports about this issue, may be you can search on the logs for some
            related error message?
           
         
        
          2491 [16:47:58] <u53r_4n0n_10> but i kill it with sudo htop, and
            it works
           
         
        
          2492 [16:48:49] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_10: it should not freeze, if it
            does, may be it prints an error message or it is a bug
           
         
        
          2493 [16:49:06] <ice9> i did "firewall-cmd --permanent
            --zone=drop --add-rich-rule='rule family=ipv4 port
            protocol="tcp" port="80" accept'" but
            iptables-save | grep 80 doesn't show up the rule, anyidea?
           
         
        
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          2497 [16:50:10] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_10: may be you can read the
            file .xsession-errors inside your home directory
           
         
        
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          2500 [16:53:06] <u53r_4n0n_10> what should i search in the output
            that you mentioned?
           
         
        
          2501 [16:53:17] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_10: something relatedo to
            network-manager
           
         
        
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          2504 [16:54:08] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_10: if you can't find a
            solution, may be you can uninstall network-manager and try with wicd
            package, that is similar
           
         
        
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          2506 [16:54:37] <jrg> Is there a reason why tmux for Debian
            doesn’t have the -s option to name the session?
           
         
        
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          2509 [16:56:23] <u53r_4n0n_10> no. i've tried the inverse
            (uninstall wicd and try w/ network-manager), and i cannot uninstall
            it, despite i ran it with sudo
           
         
        
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          2513 [16:57:06] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_10: sorry i don't know how
            to help, may be others here will reply
           
         
        
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          2516 [16:59:05] <noln> jrg, tmux new -s myname # works here
           
         
        
          2517 [16:59:29] <u53r_4n0n_10> well, you've don so far.
            thanks. i'll try to start a session with root, it could helps?
           
         
        
          2518 [16:59:41] <jrg> noln: weird. i'm getting -s has no
            option
           
         
        
          2519 [17:00:01] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_10: no, you should never run X
            as root
           
         
        
          2520 [17:00:02] <noln> paste.debian.net  
         
        
          2521 [17:00:18] <u53r_4n0n_10> why?  
         
        
          2522 [17:00:19] <jrg> tmux: unknown option -- s
           
         
        
          2523 [17:00:29] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_10: it could brings to you more
            issues
           
         
        
          2524 [17:00:53] <u53r_4n0n_10> oh, thanks. but what it's sudo
            then?
           
         
        
          2525 [17:00:57] <noln> mind the "new"
           
         
        
          2526 [17:01:04] <noln> tmux -s will error out
           
         
        
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          2528 [17:01:28] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_10: sudo is to launch only some
            commands as root, not the whole session
           
         
        
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          2530 [17:02:09] <InvisibleRasta> how can i make it so when i close
            my laptop lid it doesnt go in standby?
           
         
        
          2531 [17:02:27] <u53r_4n0n_10> where i can practice? i have been
            trying with a few know
           
         
        
          2532 [17:02:32] <u53r_4n0n_10> or lear  
         
        
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          2537 [17:03:55] <mutante> InvisibleRasta: for me it's System
            -> Preferences -> Hardware -> Power Management ->
            "When laptop lid is closed.." (i use MATE (old Gnome))
           
         
        
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          2539 [17:04:15] <jrg> noln: ah ok. yeah missed that heh
           
         
        
          2540 [17:04:17] <jrg> my mistake  
         
        
          2541 [17:04:22] <jrg> let me try it out  
         
        
          2542 [17:04:23] <InvisibleRasta> mutante, i am running without X
           
         
        
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          2544 [17:04:58] <mutante> InvisibleRasta:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          2547 [17:05:26] <mutante> InvisibleRasta: see the different
            "targets" there? you may or may not want all of them
           
         
        
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          2550 [17:05:44] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_10: i don't know, may be
            reading some articles, forums and do many tests: i've broken
            may systems to get more experience
           
         
        
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          2552 [17:05:59] <mutante> InvisibleRasta: or what it says about
            "If you just want to prevent suspending when the lid is closed
            you can set the following options in /etc/systemd/logind.conf:
            "
           
         
        
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          2555 [17:06:19] <Akuw> how can i to restart nfs in debian 8 ?
           
         
        
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          2560 [17:06:53] <InvisibleRasta> mutante, grazie
           
         
        
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          2563 [17:07:06] <Akuw> service restart nfs ?
           
         
        
          2564 [17:07:09] <Akuw> right?  
         
        
          2565 [17:07:11] <mutante> InvisibleRasta: prego
           
         
        
          2566 [17:07:21] <noln> Akuw, should be systemctl restart
            nfs-kernel-service.service
           
         
        
          2567 [17:07:27] <trek00> Akuw: it should be right
           
         
        
          2568 [17:07:29] <noln> sorry, nfs-kernel-server
           
         
        
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          2570 [17:07:46] <trek00> noln: systemd was default on debian 8?
           
         
        
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          2572 [17:07:59] <noln> ah, missed that, sorry
           
         
        
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          2576 [17:08:14] <u53r_4n0n_10> hum... should i stay with an OS?
           
         
        
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          2583 [17:08:48] <trek00> Akuw: as noln said, the service name is
            nfs-kernel-server, this you should type: service nfs-kernel-server
            restart
           
         
        
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          2596 [17:08:59] <ice9> i'm getting this error after upgrading
            and can't apply rules, any idea?
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          2609 [17:09:39] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_10: it depends, i tried many OS
            but i only use linux as main computer
           
         
        
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          2627 [17:10:14] <u53r_4n0n_10> thanks  
         
        
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          2638 [17:10:59] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_10: it could help to have an
            old computer to use for your tests
           
         
        
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          2659 [17:12:40] <trek00> noln: anyway the service command will run
            fine with or without systemd, it's a wrapper
           
         
        
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          2666 [17:12:50] <u53r_4n0n_10> i've read people furious with
            systemd
           
         
        
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          2678 [17:13:49] <trek00> u53r_4n0n_10: i don't like it, but
            it seems to run fine most of the time
           
         
        
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          2793 [17:42:00] <how2test> Hey, guys! Im in the sources list and
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          2794 [17:42:16] <how2test> Want to upgrade to testing
           
         
        
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          2853 [17:45:45] <bouba> how2test,
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          2871 [17:47:18] <joepublic> * Don't include third party repos
           
         
        
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          2875 [17:47:40] <how2test> Thx!  
         
        
          2876 [17:47:51] <how2test> Wont, just want the bare bones
           
         
        
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          2894 [17:51:55] <hattkunskapz> hi, i might have a too old kernel
            for my os upgrade
           
         
        
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          2896 [17:52:35] <hattkunskapz> can that be done separately?
           
         
        
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          2906 [17:54:55] <joepublic> can your kernel by itself be upgraded
            to a newer kernel? yes.
           
         
        
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          2909 [17:55:47] <hattkunskapz> ok, just curious why it hasn't
            been upgraded along with the os
           
         
        
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          2914 [17:57:58] <dvs> hattkunskapz, because that wouldn't be
            "stable"
           
         
        
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          2923 [18:02:47] <jhutchins> hattkunskapz: Possibly because you
            failed to read the release/upgrade notes and failed to do a
            dist-upgrade or full-upgrade.
           
         
        
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          2930 [18:06:55] <idhugo> Can anybody help me understand this log
            message: audit: type=1400 audit(1585576407.347:381):
            apparmor="DENIED" operation="open"
            profile="/usr/bin/evince"
            name="/boot/vmlinuz-5.4.0-4-amd64" pid=336260
            comm="pool-evince" requested_mask="r"
            denied_mask="r" fsuid=1000 ouid=0
           
         
        
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          2940 [18:13:25] <ice9> I restarted firewalld and now there is no
            rules in iptables-save, any idea?
           
         
        
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          2944 [18:14:20] <hattkunskapz> hmm, likely
           
         
        
          2945 [18:14:30] <hattkunskapz> i have a very old debian kernel
           
         
        
          2946 [18:14:38] <watom> how to list packages installed by default?
            without any task selected in the installer
           
         
        
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          2949 [18:16:05] <greycat> !standard  
         
        
          2950 [18:16:05] <dpkg> standard task is, like, a "task"
            that should be installed on all machines during the installer stage.
            It installs packages that are important, required and standard (i.e.
            "aptitude install ~pstandard ~prequired ~pimportant").
            Packages in the <essential> set are always installed. Also ask
            me about <tasksel>.
           
         
        
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          2954 [18:17:20] <watom> thanks  
         
        
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          2956 [18:17:31] <greycat> so, something like: aptitude search
            \~prequired \~pimportant ... plus the essentials, which can't
            be shown so easily, apparently
           
         
        
          2957 [18:17:54] <watom> uhm isn't aptitude like legacy
            thing'
           
         
        
          2958 [18:18:01] <watom> i don't have that though
           
         
        
          2959 [18:18:22] <lupulo> idhugo, do you use ubuntu?
           
         
        
          2960 [18:18:43] <idhugo> Nope debian testing
           
         
        
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          2962 [18:19:14] <dvs> !debian-next  
         
        
          2963 [18:19:14] <dpkg> #debian-next is the channel for
            testing/unstable support on the OFTC network (irc.oftc.net), *not*
            on freenode. If you get "Cannot join #debian-next (Channel is
            invite only)." it means you did not read it's on
            irc.oftc.net.
           
         
        
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          2968 [18:20:50] <greycat> no, aptitude is definitely not
            "legacy"
           
         
        
          2969 [18:21:29] <watom> also "tasksel --task-packages
            standard" is showing only iptables here...
           
         
        
          2970 [18:22:03] <watom> it's like listing only what is
            missing on the system
           
         
        
          2971 [18:23:15] <ChrisH> Debian stretch, following
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          2972 [18:23:30] <ChrisH> I am unsure what updates were applied
            between first success tests (2 weeks ago) and reboot on sunday. I
            added IPv6 to my network on saturday but afterwards it still worked.
           
         
        
          2973 [18:23:31] <greycat> watom: so, that command is wrong. Use
            aptitude.
           
         
        
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          2976 [18:24:38] <idhugo> lupulo nope debian testing
           
         
        
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          2980 [18:26:46] <lupulo> idhugo,
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          2984 [18:27:29] <lupulo> idhugo, perhaps that it used for server
            like selinux
           
         
        
          2985 [18:28:18] <idhugo> Thanks lupulo, but can you help me
            understand why the heck does evince wants to access the kernel
            image?
           
         
        
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          2988 [18:28:57] <idhugo> Or whatever the relation among those... I
            sincerely just need help undertanding the message... What does it
            mean
           
         
        
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          2993 [18:30:41] <lupulo> idhugo, you should read the manpages
            about errors
           
         
        
          2994 [18:30:52] <lupulo> they use uppercase
           
         
        
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          2997 [18:31:27] <idhugo> Thx. Now I see I can understand the error
            there. The link did not open, but I am running man on the terminal
            now. Thx lupulo. Thumbs up
           
         
        
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          3002 [18:33:33] <diverdude> Hi, i am trying to do: apt-get install
            libpq-dev but i get: Unable to locate package libpq-dev. Is it
            called something else?
           
         
        
          3003 [18:33:53] <greycat> apt-cache search --names-only -- libpq
            -dev
           
         
        
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          3005 [18:34:13] <greycat> looks like it's still called
            libpq-dev in buster, at least
           
         
        
          3006 [18:34:28] <greycat> which release are you running, and do
            you have a valid sources.list?
           
         
        
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          3010 [18:34:50] <diverdude> im on buster  
         
        
          3011 [18:35:10] <greycat> !buster sources.list
           
         
        
          3012 [18:35:10] <dpkg> A suitable /etc/apt/sources.list for
            "Buster" has the lines: "deb
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          3017 [18:36:13] <diverdude> greycat: ok so apt-get install
            libpq-dev should be correct right?
           
         
        
          3018 [18:36:46] <greycat> ,v libpq-dev  
         
        
          3019 [18:36:47] <judd> Package: libpq-dev on amd64 -- jessie:
            9.4.18-0+deb8u1; jessie-security: 9.4.26-0+deb8u1; stretch:
            9.6.16-0+deb9u1; stretch-proposed-updates: 9.6.17-0+deb9u1;
            stretch-security: 9.6.17-0+deb9u1; buster: 11.6-0+deb10u1;
            buster-proposed-updates: 11.7-0+deb10u1; buster-security:
            11.7-0+deb10u1; bullseye: 12.2-1+b1; sid: 12.2-4
           
         
        
          3020 [18:37:27] <greycat> make sure your sources.list is correct,
            and run apt-get update
           
         
        
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          3022 [18:38:21] <diverdude> greycat: its because i am trying to
            install it on the FROM python:3.8-slim-buster which is a debian
            buster docker image, so maybe there is some issue with the sources
            list?
           
         
        
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          3029 [18:41:06] <ChmEarl> diverdude, python in buster should be
            3.7
           
         
        
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          3032 [18:42:16] <diverdude> Ah, this is what i need RUN
            DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive apt-get update && apt-get
            upgrade -y && apt-get install --no-install-recommends -y
            build-essential libpq-dev
           
         
        
          3033 [18:42:29] <greycat> He's not using Debian. He's
            using some Debian derivative.
           
         
        
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          3036 [18:43:13] <BCMM> diverdude: is this a new install, by any
            chance? have you ever run apt-update?
           
         
        
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          3038 [18:43:19] <BCMM> sorry, apt update  
         
        
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          3041 [18:43:30] <diverdude> BCMM: its a docker image actually with
            debian inside
           
         
        
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          3047 [18:43:53] <diverdude> BCMM: but the command i wrote above
            seems to do what i need
           
         
        
          3048 [18:43:57] <jrg> anybody know if there is a way to get alpine
            to open elinks to browse?
           
         
        
          3049 [18:44:07] <jrg> i figured it was URL-Viewers but i guess
            i'm wrong
           
         
        
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          3052 [18:44:53] <BCMM> with the recent mention of docker, it took
            me waaay too long to work out you were talking about the mailreader,
            not the distro
           
         
        
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          3057 [18:45:52] <BCMM> diverdude: debian won't be able to
            install any packages until after you do apt-get update (or an
            equivalent). that's probably the bit that fixed it, not
            changing the apt frontend.
           
         
        
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          3060 [18:46:24] <BCMM> (because that's the command that
            downloads the list of available packages)
           
         
        
          3061 [18:46:27] <diverdude> BCMM: ah yeah ok, that makes sense
           
         
        
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          3064 [18:46:43] <diverdude> BCMM: thanks for the insight
           
         
        
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          3072 [18:47:58] <biys> i have a tl-wn727n usb wireless adapter. i
            used it for the install of firmware-10.
           
         
        
          3073 [18:48:01] <biys> everything went swimmingly
           
         
        
          3074 [18:48:23] <biys> now that i'm booted into gnome after
            the install completed i can see the wireless networks i just
            can't connect to them
           
         
        
          3075 [18:48:26] <biys> any suggestions?  
         
        
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          3146 [19:23:36] <antto>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          3147 [19:23:58] <antto> (all the files came out of the selected
            .tar.gz file)
           
         
        
          3148 [19:24:35] <luna_> antto: sudo dpkg -i *.deb
           
         
        
          3149 [19:24:45] <antto> i've installed .deb packages before
            with gdebi, but i don't think it was a program made of so many
            packages
           
         
        
          3150 [19:25:30] <antto> also, i have codeblocks installed at the
            moment, the normal way (version 16.01 from synaptic)
           
         
        
          3151 [19:25:39] <antto> i guess i wanna uninstall it first?
           
         
        
          3152 [19:25:52] <sney> the newer version will upgrade over the old
            one
           
         
        
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          3154 [19:26:11] <luna_> hm no idea maybe sudo apt remove
            codeblocks
           
         
        
          3155 [19:26:15] <luna_> and sudo dpkg -i *.deb
           
         
        
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          3166 [19:28:17] <biys> why would a wireless adapter work for the
            install but not work once booted into the new install?
           
         
        
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          3168 [19:28:43] <antto> requires "non-free" driver?
           
         
        
          3169 [19:29:19] <sney> if the driver worked in the installer then
            it should work in the system as well
           
         
        
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          3174 [19:30:45] <biys> i used the non-free installer from the
            website
           
         
        
          3175 [19:30:48] <biys> everything went well
           
         
        
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          3178 [19:31:01] <biys> soon as i boot into the system, i can see
            the wireless networks avaialbe, they just don't connect
           
         
        
          3179 [19:31:28] <sney> what happens when you try?
           
         
        
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          3181 [19:31:53] <biys> i select the network from the list. i enter
            the appropriate password
           
         
        
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          3185 [19:32:36] <biys> it sits for a minute then gives me...
           
         
        
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          3187 [19:33:05] <biys> connection failed activation of network
            connection failed
           
         
        
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          3195 [19:36:21] <sney> this might be worth a shot:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          3198 [19:36:56] <sney> otherwise try the 'command line'
            instructions on the same page and see if you get a clearer error
            message
           
         
        
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          3201 [19:37:44] <disillusion> can someone provide a good link
            explaining what supercedes ufw settings? I'm asking this
            because I sometimes set rules with ufw and they're not adhered
            to.
           
         
        
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          3203 [19:38:10] <disillusion> It also makes me wonder if most
            Debian users edit iptables directly rather than using an
            "easy" tool such as ufw
           
         
        
          3204 [19:38:46] <howtorx> Hello! Can somebody tell me how id go
            about installing drivers for my rx460? I think i saw them missing
            during boot text and the only ones i find are for ubuntu
           
         
        
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          3206 [19:39:22] <sney> howtorx: enable non-free and install the
            firmware-amd-graphics package and reboot. the "driver" is
            already present in the linux kernel, you just need some extra
            components to enable all of the features
           
         
        
          3207 [19:39:49] <disillusion> for example, I get people connected
            on OpenVPN, using the 10.9.0.0/24 allocation, and I allow traffic to
            port 443. And yet, in the ufw logs, I see traffice from 10.9.0.0/24
            addresses being blocked access to port 443. And yet, the clients are
            still able to access it, though sometimes there are failures.
           
         
        
          3208 [19:39:55] <Boohbah> sney: Do current debian kernels not
            support the free AMD drivers?
           
         
        
          3209 [19:40:17] <howtorx> Im on testing, if its relevant
           
         
        
          3210 [19:40:21] <antto> if i want to manually specify which
            packages i want.. would it be dpkg -i p1.deb p2.deb p3.deb ...?
           
         
        
          3211 [19:40:23] <Boohbah> sney: Or is it just the firmware
            that's nonfree?
           
         
        
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          3216 [19:40:40] <sney> disillusion: I haven't used ufw, but
            with firewalls the order of the rules is important. so if you have a
            rule that doesn't seem to be matching traffic, the traffic in
            question is probably matching an earlier rule
           
         
        
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          3218 [19:41:02] <sney> Boohbah: correct, the "free"
            amdgpu driver still requires non-free firmware in most cases
           
         
        
          3219 [19:41:19] <sney> antto: yep  
         
        
          3220 [19:41:22] <disillusion> sney, is there a config file which
            shows the order of rules?
           
         
        
          3221 [19:41:32] <sney> see: "I haven't used ufw"
           
         
        
          3222 [19:41:36] <disillusion> I want to know what to look at
           
         
        
          3223 [19:41:47] <sney> there is probably a manual somewhere.
           
         
        
          3224 [19:42:47] <disillusion> what I can say is that ufw used to
            work great around 2016, with Debian 8 and Ubuntu 16.04. But
            something happened after then and things stopped being easy and
            straight forward.
           
         
        
          3225 [19:43:17] * disillusion misses the good old days when a simple
            setting in ufw told the system what to do
           
         
        
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          3228 [19:44:32] <howtorx> Just installed the graphics, thanks, ill
            reboot!
           
         
        
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          3234 [19:47:47] <JTechno> hello folks  
         
        
          3235 [19:47:55] <luna_> hi  
         
        
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          3237 [19:48:50] <disillusion> It was around 2016 when I thought
            Debian and derivatives worked so well for a server that I was bored
            with it. Now we're back to an era of adventure and I'm
            missing the days when I could set up a server in my sleep.
           
         
        
          3238 [19:48:56] <JTechno> I want to install debian to a software
            raid 0 with two identical hdds, should I add both drives to the raid
            and the partition or should I partition both disks and then add the
            partitions to the raid?
           
         
        
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          3241 [19:50:32] <JTechno> I'm totally new to raid, I tried to
            google the question but I didn't find a satisfactory answer
           
         
        
          3242 [19:50:54] <trek00> JTechno: it could be both, but i suggest
            you to add only partitions to raid, not disks
           
         
        
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          3244 [19:51:51] <JTechno> so let's say I need three
            partitions for EFI, swap and root, should I make the three
            partitions to both disks?
           
         
        
          3245 [19:51:57] <howtorx> Hey, how do i check if i run the correct
            drivers?
           
         
        
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          3247 [19:52:19] <trek00> JTechno: yes, but EFI can't be on
            raid
           
         
        
          3248 [19:52:36] <trek00> JTechno: and are you sure you want raid0
            and not raid1?
           
         
        
          3249 [19:53:01] <JTechno> yes it is 0 what I want, for performance
            not fault tolerance
           
         
        
          3250 [19:53:09] <trek00> JTechno: also do not add swap to raid,
            only root
           
         
        
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          3252 [19:53:47] <JTechno> ok, thank you  
         
        
          3253 [19:53:52] <trek00> JTechno: ok, then you need only one efi
            partition to boot, you can make two swap partition (but not in raid,
            they are managed like raid0 automatically)
           
         
        
          3254 [19:54:05] <trek00> and two root partitions to be in raid
           
         
        
          3255 [19:54:16] <JTechno> do they need to be of the same size?
           
         
        
          3256 [19:54:32] <trek00> JTechno: for optimal performance, yes
           
         
        
          3257 [19:54:39] <JTechno> ok  
         
        
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          3260 [19:54:49] <JTechno> thank you very much
           
         
        
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          3262 [19:55:08] <trek00> JTechno: and if it is not an ssd, make
            them on the same part of the disk (different parts have different
            speed)
           
         
        
          3263 [19:55:26] <JTechno> I understand  
         
        
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          3267 [19:58:23] <trek00> howtorx: if you have
            xserver-xorg-video-amdgpu and firmware-amd-graphics it's ok
           
         
        
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          3269 [19:59:09] <howtorx> K, thx :)  
         
        
          3270 [19:59:39] <howtorx> Any guesses on when kde 5.18 will come
            to testing?
           
         
        
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          3272 [19:59:53] <trek00> howtorx: you can try to run glxgears or
            some opengl app
           
         
        
          3273 [20:00:31] <howtorx> Already tried dota client, seemed fine
           
         
        
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          3275 [20:01:26] <howtorx> Every linux i tried my favourite dota
            arcade keeps crashing, if it wont work on debian i doubt itll work
            anywhere else
           
         
        
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          3277 [20:01:47] <pasiz> raid 0 cannot be on different size
            partitions
           
         
        
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          3290 [20:06:47] <mason> trek00: EFI can be on MD-RAID1 if you use
            metadata 1.0 or earlier.
           
         
        
          3291 [20:07:29] <mutante> /win 4  
         
        
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          3296 [20:08:12] <trek00> mason: it needs a raid0 root partition,
            so if one disk fails, no need to have a rescue efi partition
           
         
        
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          3299 [20:08:53] <trek00> he needs, not it  
         
        
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          3301 [20:09:12] <mason> trek00: I'd missed the desire for
            RAID 0. Wouldn't recommend that for much of anything.
           
         
        
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          3303 [20:09:35] <pasiz> would be awesome, all of my data is lost,
            but my efi partition is intact ;)
           
         
        
          3304 [20:09:42] <trek00> :D  
         
        
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          3306 [20:10:50] <dmt> Hiya, I've got a new install of Buster
            that keeps making ~/.themes and ~/.icons but I want those
            directories under ~/.local/share, or $XDG_DATA_HOME. Any ideas on
            what I should do/where I should look for info?
           
         
        
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          3311 [20:12:51] <trek00> dmt: may be some apps you use does not
            follow xdg specs
           
         
        
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          3313 [20:13:56] <pasiz> dmt: what dm you are running
           
         
        
          3314 [20:14:54] <dmt> I'm running lightdm and the mate DE
           
         
        
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          3343 [20:27:49] <FSF-GNU-Soldier> @dmt: just wondering if perhaps
            its worth trying moving ~/.icons etc to other locations and then
            recreating ~/.icons as a symbolic link pointing to the desired
            locations? - try in vm maybe, i'm no expert
           
         
        
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          3345 [20:28:59] <FSF-GNU-Soldier> so your ~/.icons symoblic link
            points to ~/local/share locations
           
         
        
          3346 [20:29:10] <u53r_4n0n_10> I'll SICK
           
         
        
          3347 [20:29:37] <u53r_4n0n_10> I'll do a wipe of ALL the
            programs that I've installed without necessity
           
         
        
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          3352 [20:30:34] <dmt> @FSF-GNU-Soldier, That's a good
            suggestion. Unfortunately that's not entirely suitable for me
            because I'm just trying to get rid of having a cluttered $HOME,
            so I'd still end up with 2 extra items in my `ls -la`.
           
         
        
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          3355 [20:31:55] <dmt> Whatever is making these directories
            doesn't seem to be populating them with anything, I just end up
            with 2 empty directories in my ~ which I'm trying to get rid
            of. I think @pasiz had a good point that it may be the DM, I'm
            trying to see if I can find some info on whether they support XDG
            spec.
           
         
        
          3356 [20:32:06] <trek00> dmt: try to delete these folders, then
            launch your apps one by one and check if folders are recreated and
            by which app
           
         
        
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          3358 [20:32:48] <greycat> another approach is to remove the
            directory, create a *file* with that name, and then see if one of
            your applications generates an error message. for even more fun, set
            the immutable bit on the file.
           
         
        
          3359 [20:33:14] <trek00> nice one :)  
         
        
          3360 [20:33:21] <LowercaseSigma> ello  
         
        
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          3363 [20:34:37] <trek00> greycat: i use this method to prevent
            unwanted star of firefox on some users
           
         
        
          3364 [20:35:00] <dmt> Found the culprit! Thanks @trek00. Appears
            to be `mate-appearance` that's causing this.
           
         
        
          3365 [20:35:29] <u53r_4n0n_10> Mate? mate-de?
           
         
        
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          3367 [20:35:42] <dmt> @u53r_4n0n_10, yep.  
         
        
          3368 [20:35:58] <u53r_4n0n_10> I didn't installed it
           
         
        
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          3370 [20:36:38] <trek00> dmt: :)  
         
        
          3371 [20:36:44] <u53r_4n0n_10> It was not made based on gnome2?
           
         
        
          3372 [20:36:59] <dmt> u53r_4n0n_10: Oh, I was referring to my own
            issue, sorry.
           
         
        
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          3374 [20:37:31] <nlpqda> why debian 10 (buster), keeps failing
            starting all applications with prefexed by sudo from terminal?
           
         
        
          3375 [20:37:40] <u53r_4n0n_10> oh, ait  
         
        
          3376 [20:37:42] <nlpqda> e.g. sudo gedit | sudo gparted
           
         
        
          3377 [20:37:54] <nlpqda> Gtk-WARNING  
         
        
          3378 [20:38:25] <u53r_4n0n_10> wait, i have deb 10 i386 and
            I've being having some problems...
           
         
        
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          3387 [20:42:39] <LowercaseSigma> hello  
         
        
          3388 [20:42:51] <LowercaseSigma> Anyone have website ideas?
           
         
        
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          3395 [20:44:34] <trek00> nlpqda: because it is not recommended to
            launch graphical apps as root
           
         
        
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          3399 [20:45:57] <diverdude> i am getting: `WARNING: apt does not
            have a stable CLI interface. Use with caution in scripts.` is that
            because i do apt install instead of apt-get install ?
           
         
        
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          3402 [20:46:26] <trek00> diverdude: yes, if you need to put it in
            a script, just use apt-get
           
         
        
          3403 [20:46:38] <diverdude> aha ok  
         
        
          3404 [20:46:48] <b1ack0p> diverdude: i read you as
            "driverdude" :p
           
         
        
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          3406 [20:46:57] <diverdude> hahaha  
         
        
          3407 [20:47:03] <nlpqda> trek00: to be more accurate
            "it's prohibited" this way
           
         
        
          3408 [20:47:04] <greycat> and *that's* why I ignore users
            with Docker questions...
           
         
        
          3409 [20:47:07] <b1ack0p> lol  
         
        
          3410 [20:47:25] <diverdude> greycat: why?  
         
        
          3411 [20:47:25] <nlpqda> trek00: I still need to take my
            freedom/risks
           
         
        
          3412 [20:47:59] <u53r_4n0n_10> Ready!  
         
        
          3413 [20:48:05] <u53r_4n0n_10> Bye  
         
        
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          3416 [20:48:12] <trek00> nlpqda: try with pkexec instead of sudo,
            install policykit-1
           
         
        
          3417 [20:48:15] <greycat> "I'm starting with an image,
            and I plan to install it a billion trillion times, but my actual end
            goal is an installation with some changed stuff, so instead of
            changing the IMAGE, I plan to write the world's worst bash
            script, so that after installing the image, I can download and
            install new pacakges on it. a billion trillion times."
           
         
        
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          3420 [20:48:42] <greycat> "why don't you just change the
            image ONCE..." "Because DOCKER!!!"
           
         
        
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          3422 [20:49:01] <BCMM> LowercaseSigma: well, that's a rather
            broad question... can you narrow it down a bit? are you having
            trouble setting up a web server?
           
         
        
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          3424 [20:49:46] <trek00> greycat: for example i use scripts to do
            nearly the same tasks on different versions of debian
           
         
        
          3425 [20:49:49] <LowercaseSigma> no  
         
        
          3426 [20:49:56] <LowercaseSigma> I just need ideasa
           
         
        
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          3428 [20:49:58] <LowercaseSigma> ideas  
         
        
          3429 [20:50:08] <LowercaseSigma> I've made websites before
           
         
        
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          3432 [20:50:50] <diverdude> greycat: mmm ok
           
         
        
          3433 [20:50:57] <BCMM> LowercaseSigma: like, ideas for a topic to
            make a website about? might be the wrong channel.
           
         
        
          3434 [20:51:18] <LowercaseSigma> I don't know, can't
            find a good channel for this
           
         
        
          3435 [20:51:31] <LowercaseSigma> think of it like writers block
           
         
        
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          3437 [20:51:41] <LowercaseSigma> I just don't know what to
            make
           
         
        
          3438 [20:52:10] <BCMM> find an open-source project that's
            looking for an updated site maybe?
           
         
        
          3439 [20:52:24] <trek00> (the debian wiki) :)
           
         
        
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          3441 [20:52:28] <LowercaseSigma> :)  
         
        
          3442 [20:52:30] <LowercaseSigma> okay  
         
        
          3443 [20:52:44] <LowercaseSigma> I'm running debian on one of
            my partitions :)
           
         
        
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          3476 [21:13:01] <nlpqda> trek00: I've tried pkexec already
            and gave the same gtk-warning ... what is install policykit-1?
           
         
        
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          3479 [21:13:35] <nlpqda> seems like the package of pkexec
           
         
        
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          3481 [21:13:55] <greycat> stop trying to run GUI programs as root,
            and all of these problems go away
           
         
        
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          3484 [21:14:36] <nlpqda> some also suggested adding Defaults
            env_keep=DISPLAY to /etc/sudoers but it's not fixing it
           
         
        
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          3486 [21:15:04] <nlpqda> greycat: that's a false statement ..
            all problems will remain the same
           
         
        
          3487 [21:15:05] <giantmidget> Hey ;ads  
         
        
          3488 [21:15:18] <giantmidget> when I run any apt command I'm
            getting dpkg: error processing archive
            /var/cache/apt/archives/pure-ftpd-common_1.0.49-1_all.deb
            (--unpack):
           
         
        
          3489 [21:15:18] <giantmidget> unable to open
            '/usr/share/doc/pure-ftpd-common/README.Authentication-Modules.gz.dpkg-new':
            No such file or directory
           
         
        
          3490 [21:15:18] <giantmidget> Errors were encountered while
            processing:
           
         
        
          3491 [21:15:18] <giantmidget>
            /var/cache/apt/archives/pure-ftpd-common_1.0.49-1_all.deb
           
         
        
          3492 [21:15:18] <giantmidget> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg
            returned an error code (1)
           
         
        
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          3494 [21:15:29] <nlpqda> e.g. gparted is not able to mount a
            partition while not starting as root
           
         
        
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          3496 [21:15:42] <sney> !paste  
         
        
          3497 [21:15:42] <dpkg> Do not paste more than 2 lines to this
            channel. Instead, use for text:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          3498 [21:15:54] <giantmidget> rip - sorry lads
           
         
        
          3499 [21:16:13] <giantmidget> I've tried all the common
            fixes, and they all keep throwing that error
           
         
        
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          3503 [21:17:34] <sney> does "all the common fixes"
            include running "apt -f install" ?
           
         
        
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          3506 [21:17:51] <greycat> ,v pure-ftpd-common
           
         
        
          3507 [21:17:52] <judd> Package: pure-ftpd-common on amd64 --
            jessie: 1.0.36-3.2; jessie-security: 1.0.36-3.2+deb8u1; stretch:
            1.0.43-3; buster: 1.0.47-3; sid: 1.0.49-4
           
         
        
          3508 [21:17:55] <giantmidget> sney that, as well as several other
            commands
           
         
        
          3509 [21:18:05] <greycat> 1.0.49-1 is not one of the versions
            shown above.
           
         
        
          3510 [21:18:13] <greycat> therefore you did not get this package
            from any of the Debian releases
           
         
        
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          3514 [21:18:54] <giantmidget> Right - this is a machine I
            don't use often, so where it came from I can
           
         
        
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          3516 [21:18:58] <giantmidget> 't remember
           
         
        
          3517 [21:19:18] <sney> what debian version is this?
           
         
        
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          3522 [21:20:35] <giantmidget> It's a kali (5) box
           
         
        
          3523 [21:20:45] <greycat> *plonk*  
         
        
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          3525 [21:20:51] <greycat> Next!  
         
        
          3526 [21:21:11] <sney> ok, well 1) the error is this:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          3527 [21:21:12] <judd> Bug
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          3529 [21:21:53] <giantmidget> fucking knew it........the rEaSOn
            I'm asking this here is because it's an issue with package
            management, which would be handled the same regardless
           
         
        
          3530 [21:22:16] <sney> cool, so your entitlement is more important
            than the channel rules. got it.
           
         
        
          3531 [21:22:47] <giantmidget> What does this have to do with
            entitlement?
           
         
        
          3532 [21:23:07] <joepublic> dpkg, tell giantmidget about based on
            debian
           
         
        
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          3534 [21:23:20] <joepublic> especially the part about respect
           
         
        
          3535 [21:24:22] <joepublic> everyone here has the option to also
            hang out in #whatever-other-distro-based-on-debian -- and please
            feel free to go ask the ones that do, and leave the rest of those
            here alone.
           
         
        
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          3539 [21:29:40] <sparky4>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          3541 [21:29:50] <sparky4> after upgrading to debian testing
           
         
        
          3542 [21:29:59] <greycat> !debian-next  
         
        
          3543 [21:30:00] <dpkg> #debian-next is the channel for
            testing/unstable support on the OFTC network (irc.oftc.net), *not*
            on freenode. If you get "Cannot join #debian-next (Channel is
            invite only)." it means you did not read it's on
            irc.oftc.net.
           
         
        
          3544 [21:30:14] <sparky4> and now pulseaudio is fucked
           
         
        
          3545 [21:30:16] <sparky4> oh  
         
        
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          3549 [21:30:30] <giantmidget> sney Thank you for the link, that
            fixed the problem
           
         
        
          3550 [21:30:35] <greycat> Is it the timidity thing? A la buster?
           
         
        
          3551 [21:32:22] <jim> is the amd64 install guide available as a
            pdf?
           
         
        
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          3553 [21:33:14] <greycat>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          3556 [21:33:20] <giantmidget> I am now off to bang my head against
            the wall for daring to ask my question here (had I said debian 10
            you wouldn't have lost your shit and the fix would've
            worked just the same)
           
         
        
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          3560 [21:34:08] <sney> (except that package was never in debian
            10, it was in sid in October)
           
         
        
          3561 [21:34:41] <lwp> !kali-overnight  
         
        
          3562 [21:34:41] <dpkg> Installing Parrot or Kali on your computer
            will not make you into a security expert overnight. If you really
            want to have those skills, install a general purpose linux distro
            like Debian (replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          3564 [21:35:22] <bint> hi there  
         
        
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          3571 [21:36:41] <sney> hi  
         
        
          3572 [21:36:44] <bint> is there a difference between installing
            something with sudo vs. installing straight from root? - as i
            understand just for security reasons i should disable root login via
            ssh, and use sudo instead of root?
           
         
        
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          3575 [21:37:58] <EmleyMoor> bint: No difference, really. It's
            more sound, security wise, to gain root access using sudo, rather
            than other ways, as a rule.
           
         
        
          3576 [21:38:02] <sney> bint: no difference. and you can get a root
            shell from sudo, with 'sudo -i'
           
         
        
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          3583 [21:43:21] <lwp> bint, you are correct that direct root login
            via ssh is a bad idea
           
         
        
          3584 [21:43:32] <greycat> Lies.  
         
        
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          3588 [21:44:58] <sney> it's ok if you're using ssh keys
            and password logins are disabled
           
         
        
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          3596 [21:47:48] <karlpinc> EmleyMoor: As a rule, it is less secure
            to gain root access using sudo because only a single authentication
            token is required (the user's password). It is more auditable
            to gain root access using sudo, but only in that you know who got
            root.
           
         
        
          3597 [21:48:31] <efrit> hello  
         
        
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          3600 [21:49:05] <efrit> I wanted to ask if Debian have
            recommandations about the way system scripts are written
           
         
        
          3601 [21:49:34] <trek00> efrit: boot scripts?
           
         
        
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          3603 [21:49:35] <karlpinc> efrit: What sort of system scripts? You
            might check out the debian-policy manual. Found in the debian-policy
            package or at debian.org.
           
         
        
          3604 [21:50:29] <greycat> Last time I checked, the Debian policy
            forced Debian developers to use "set -e" in their shell
            scripts, and I strongly disagree with this.
           
         
        
          3605 [21:50:45] <trek00> greycat: me too  
         
        
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          3608 [21:51:19] <greycat> It got so bad that they pushed out a
            template /etc/rc.local script with -e in the shebang, and exit 0 in
            the script... two ways for newbies to go wrong.
           
         
        
          3609 [21:51:38] <efrit> not necessarily boot scripts but scripts
            found for example in /usr/bin/lesspipe
           
         
        
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          3611 [21:52:18] <efrit> I know they encorage use of POSIX
            compatible scripts, therefore advising to avoid bashisms when
            possible
           
         
        
          3612 [21:52:26] <greycat> the question is whether that script is
            written by upstream, or by the Debian package maintainer
           
         
        
          3613 [21:53:00] <jim> greycat, thanks  
         
        
          3614 [21:53:24] <efrit> I guess if it’s upstream, it depends
            on what the provider of the package?
           
         
        
          3615 [21:53:39] <efrit> but I guess both answers interest me
           
         
        
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          3617 [21:55:48] <trek00> efrit: i think you can write it as you
            want, keep out bashism
           
         
        
          3618 [21:55:55] <efrit> ok  
         
        
          3619 [21:56:00] <efrit> I was wondering  
         
        
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          3621 [21:56:27] <efrit> because I recently started to read the
            excellent guide on Bash Academy
           
         
        
          3622 [21:56:45] <efrit> and I noticed that a lot of scripts still
            use backticks
           
         
        
          3623 [21:57:05] <efrit> I thought maybe it was for compatibility
            reasons
           
         
        
          3624 [21:57:31] <trek00> efrit: i use this as reference guide:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          3629 [22:00:00] <efrit> thanks for the nice link trek00
           
         
        
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          3634 [22:04:21] <efrit> here I found some useful information:
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          3635 [22:04:50] <efrit> and the recommandation about the "set
            -e" command that greycat disagree with :x
           
         
        
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          3639 [22:06:11] <trek00> efrit: you can set -e for debug
           
         
        
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          3646 [22:11:41] <efrit> trek00: I am reading this
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          3647 [22:11:52] <efrit> and "set -e" seems indeed pretty
            complicated…
           
         
        
          3648 [22:12:14] <biys> hey sney  
         
        
          3649 [22:12:16] <biys> thnx for your help btw
           
         
        
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          3651 [22:12:50] <efrit> currently I am using shellcheck to write
            better scripts
           
         
        
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          3653 [22:14:50] <trek00> efrit: those are good, but always try
            your shell script with dash to be sure you are not using bashism
           
         
        
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          3656 [22:15:49] <efrit> yes ofc, shellcheck helps with that too
            though
           
         
        
          3657 [22:16:01] <efrit> if the shebang is #!/bin/sh
           
         
        
          3658 [22:16:26] <Whyvn> I hear some people pulling their packages
            from sid and testing. I am not interseted in unstable, but some say
            testing is pretty much stable besides a few hickups. If I switch to
            testing from stable will there be a lot of issues? Is the only way
            to have cohesive system from doing testing from a fresh install?
           
         
        
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          3661 [22:17:28] <trek00> efrit: if you need tips, i'm well at
            shell programming
           
         
        
          3662 [22:18:22] <nkuttler> Whyvn: imo testing is worse than sid.
            it's not stable, it's stale, and bugfixes can take forever
            to get in
           
         
        
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          3664 [22:18:56] <trek00> Whyvn: only the stable distribution is
            officially supported, the testing repository can bring issues some
            times
           
         
        
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          3666 [22:19:06] <efrit> trek00: thx, I won’t hesitate to ask
            then :)
           
         
        
          3667 [22:19:22] <nkuttler> the only times i use testing is during
            a freeze
           
         
        
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          3669 [22:20:09] <trek00> efrit: i've done a reimplementation
            of compress in shell script, just for fun, it's not useful at
            all
           
         
        
          3670 [22:20:21] <Whyvn> nkuttler: oh... lame, yeah I am starting
            to feel the deb outdated package blues. I want to upgrade to xfce 14
            because of a bug, pieces needed for a DE I dont want to have some
            parts on testing and some on stable.
           
         
        
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          3675 [22:22:49] <jhutchins> The thing about testing is that when
            something breaks it's allowed to stay broken until it's
            properly fixed.
           
         
        
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          3677 [22:23:09] <trek00> Whyvn: may be you can workaround that bug
            without a full upgrade? what bug is it?
           
         
        
          3678 [22:23:19] <jhutchins> Whyvn: Sometimes dependencies
            aren't in sync either, and sid is even worse about that.
           
         
        
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          3680 [22:23:57] <jhutchins> Whyvn: Bugfixes often get backported
            into the stable versions - which happens in other stable distros
            too.
           
         
        
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          3685 [22:25:32] <greycat> One of the semi-common issues with
            testing is when package set A gets pushed to testing, it needs
            package set B to work, but A doesn't have a dependency on B yet
            (which is a bug). Now testing is stuck in a broken state until
            package set B gets pushed down, which can take weeks or months.
           
         
        
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          3687 [22:26:57] <jhutchins> I remember when the intel driver was
            broken, and that took several months to fix, and you were stuck with
            an unbootable system if you upgraded to it without a backup.
           
         
        
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          3706 [22:34:36] <kevr> i'm trying to configure a uwsgi
            instance with rvm to run a rails app, but it keeps getting screwed
            up with "*** no app loaded. GAME OVER ***"... i can run it
            if i just install everything through bundle globally, but my rvm
            setup is screwed, does anybody know of a detailed guide on setting
            up everything needed for this?
           
         
        
          3707 [22:34:53] <kevr> uwsgi with rvm, and how to generate the
            proper uwsgi plugin for my rvm config
           
         
        
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          3710 [22:35:34] <kevr> i've also seen passenger used for
            rails applications through nginx... should i try going with that
            instead of uwsgi?
           
         
        
          3711 [22:36:05] <Whyvn> jhutchins: its a known bug, that deals
            with the date-time plugin for the panel. I have done the workound
            suggested from #xfce, but was wondering if I would be able to
            upgrade and thats what made me wonder about accessing sid/testing,
            but yeah I am probably going to just stick with the workaround and
            wait.
           
         
        
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          3715 [22:38:13] <Whyvn> what is Debians typical release cycle for
            major version changes?
           
         
        
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          3717 [22:38:44] <greycat> !release history
           
         
        
          3718 [22:38:45] <dpkg> Named after "Toy Story"
            characters. Buzz(1.1; 1996-03-14), Rex(1.2; 1996-10-28), Bo(1.3;
            1997-05-01), Hamm(2.0; 1998-07-24), Slink(2.1; 1999-03-09),
            Potato(2.2; 2000-08-15), Woody(3.0; 2002-07-19), Sarge(3.1;
            2005-06-06), Etch(4.0; 2007-04-08), Lenny(5.0; 2009-02-14),
            Squeeze(6.0; 2011-02-06), Wheezy(7; 2013-05-04), Jessie(8;
            2015-04-25), Stretch (9; 2017-06-17), Buster (10; 2019-07-06). Next:
            Bullseye.
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          3719 [22:38:45] <no_gravity> Can you make pstree show process ids?
           
         
        
          3720 [22:38:58] <trek00> Whyvn: 2 years  
         
        
          3721 [22:39:19] <trek00> no_gravity: pstree -p
           
         
        
          3722 [22:39:40] <no_gravity> trek00: Thanks!
           
         
        
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          3725 [22:40:36] <no_gravity> trek00: Is it also possible to just
            show part of the branch?
           
         
        
          3726 [22:41:06] <Whyvn> trek00: oof, another year and a half. I
            know this is a big sore spot with debian is the packages. What do
            you all do to remmendy? Do you not run into too many outdated
            packages that you need the more current version?
           
         
        
          3727 [22:41:38] <trek00> no_gravity: yes, pstree -p pid
           
         
        
          3728 [22:41:43] <no_gravity> trek00: Great, thanks!
           
         
        
          3729 [22:42:23] <no_gravity> Is a <defunct> process
            unkillable?
           
         
        
          3730 [22:42:53] <trek00> Whyvn: usually not, sometimes i need a
            backport, but it depends by your use cases
           
         
        
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          3732 [22:43:16] <trek00> no_gravity: yeah, you can't kill a
            zombie process, it's already half-dead
           
         
        
          3733 [22:43:41] <no_gravity> trek00: It disappeared when I killed
            another screen process.
           
         
        
          3734 [22:44:19] <greycat> zombies are all the way dead, not half
            dead
           
         
        
          3735 [22:44:27] <trek00> no_gravity: a zombie process is a process
            that still have some resource opened, but it is no more running
           
         
        
          3736 [22:44:45] <greycat> it doesn't have anything open.
            it's just waiting for its parent to reap its exit status.
           
         
        
          3737 [22:45:01] <no_gravity> greycat: "reap"?
           
         
        
          3738 [22:46:09] <kevr> Whyvn: which package are you having issues
            with
           
         
        
          3739 [22:46:18] <greycat> !zobie  
         
        
          3740 [22:46:20] <greycat> !zombie  
         
        
          3741 [22:46:25] <greycat> *sigh*  
         
        
          3742 [22:46:27] <greycat> !zombie  
         
        
          3743 [22:46:27] <dpkg> A zombie process is one which has issued an
            exit(), but whose parent has not yet issued wait() (or one of its
            variants) to retrieve the exit code. This usually means the parent
            process is buggy. You can't kill a zombie, because it's
            already dead; you have to kill the parent, or just ignore the
            zombie.
           
         
        
          3744 [22:46:30] <kevr> with python, ruby, and npm, you can
            configure virtualenv, rvm, or nvm to manage dependencies as a user
           
         
        
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          3746 [22:46:53] <no_gravity> greycat: I see.
           
         
        
          3747 [22:46:57] <kevr> and completely decouples that environment
            from your core system packages for those languages
           
         
        
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          3756 [22:52:20] <bint> i remember when i was using debian i used
            prgramms like tmux and screen, and i preferred tmux over screen..
            but that was years ago
           
         
        
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          3758 [22:52:31] <bint> is there a better programm that i should
            use by now?
           
         
        
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          3760 [22:53:07] <petn-randall> bint: I've heard byobu is
            nice, which builds on either of those. Otherwise both tools do their
            job, right?
           
         
        
          3761 [22:53:21] <greycat> tmux is considered the better of the
            two, although I personally don't know it
           
         
        
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          3765 [22:55:50] <kevr> bint: better in what way
           
         
        
          3766 [22:56:04] <kevr> i use tmux, not sure what more you need
           
         
        
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          3771 [23:01:14] <openbsdtai123> hello, what is the size of the MBR
            (non efi, MBR disk) of WINDOWS 8 (for dd)? Is it bs=1 count=512?
           
         
        
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          3776 [23:02:07] <EdePopede> openbsdtai123: yes, that's the
            standard on PC
           
         
        
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          3779 [23:02:45] <openbsdtai123> without table ?
           
         
        
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          3782 [23:03:08] <openbsdtai123> I would like to take the MBR from
            my old DD and put it without damaingh the table.
           
         
        
          3783 [23:03:22] <EdePopede> 2 magic bytes at the end, 4*16 byte
            for the partition table. rest is potentially boot code.
           
         
        
          3784 [23:04:01] <EdePopede> so the first (512-2-4*16) bytes
           
         
        
          3785 [23:04:21] <trek00> openbsdtai123: MBR contains the partition
            table
           
         
        
          3786 [23:04:50] <trek00> openbsdtai123: may be you want to copy
            the boot sector?
           
         
        
          3787 [23:04:50] <openbsdtai123> Soo I would put back the
            "bs=1 count=446", shall it be ok?
           
         
        
          3788 [23:05:23] <EdePopede> openbsdtai123: should. but don't
            forget to backup it first.
           
         
        
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          3791 [23:06:06] <EdePopede> and better have a live system
            available. the usual sane paranoia while doing such things ;)
           
         
        
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          3793 [23:07:26] <openbsdtai123> ahh so it should be : of=/dev/sda
            bs=446 count=1
           
         
        
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          3795 [23:07:44] <openbsdtai123> (I have to use dd)
           
         
        
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          3821 [23:22:36] <InvisibleRasta> hello guys, i am ahving trouble
            starting vsftpd.. when i check the status i get this message:
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          3822 [23:22:42] <InvisibleRasta> i am not sure what is causing it
           
         
        
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          3834 [23:27:51] <trek00> InvisibleRasta: may be it is a
            configuration problem with vsftpd, probably some errors shows up
            with journalctl
           
         
        
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          3841 [23:29:41] <trek00> is there a gtk-3 theme that looks like
            default gtk-2 theme?
           
         
        
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          3845 [23:30:21] <kevr> i can't install passenger on stretch,
            i'm running `apt-get install -y libnginx-mod-http-passenger`
            but it's giving me `libnginx-mod-http-passenger : Depends:
            nginx-common (< 1.10.4) but 1.16.1-3 is to be installed`
           
         
        
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          3847 [23:30:40] <kevr> however, i was on testing, i'm trying
            to convert back to stretch but this issue is remaining.
           
         
        
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          3849 [23:31:02] <kevr> i've installed `passenger` fine,
            it's just the libnginx module that has this issue atm
           
         
        
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          3851 [23:31:22] <trek00> kevr: it can't install because it
            needs version 1.10 but your sources lists version 1.16
           
         
        
          3852 [23:31:35] <kevr> yeah, i understand  
         
        
          3853 [23:31:40] <kevr> trying to figure out how to fix that.
           
         
        
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          3858 [23:32:07] <trek00> kevr: you need to install all packages
            from same repository or dependencies will broke
           
         
        
          3859 [23:32:22] <kevr> ...yeah, again, i'm trying to
           
         
        
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          3861 [23:32:59] <trek00> kevr: if you want only stretch, you need
            to remove testing from sources and then run apt update
           
         
        
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          3863 [23:33:27] <kevr>
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
          3864 [23:33:28] <trek00> kevr: then inside aptitude you will se a
            group of packages marked as obsolete, those are the remains of your
            testing trip
           
         
        
          3865 [23:33:38] <kevr> i already did that  
         
        
          3866 [23:33:39] <kevr> :/  
         
        
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          3868 [23:33:47] <kevr> that's why i'm confused
           
         
        
          3869 [23:34:00] <trek00> kevr: may be it's simpler to
            reinstall
           
         
        
          3870 [23:34:13] <kevr> that seems.. silly  
         
        
          3871 [23:34:23] <kevr> i'd rather downgrade
           
         
        
          3872 [23:34:30] <trek00> kevr: you can try to remove all packages
            around ngix and then reinstall those
           
         
        
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          3874 [23:34:33] <greycat> You CANNOT run current testing and then
            switch sources to point to oldstable (stretch) and expect anything
            to work.
           
         
        
          3875 [23:34:46] <kevr> i'm trying to downgrade the whole
            system if possible
           
         
        
          3876 [23:34:51] <kevr> is that just undoable?
           
         
        
          3877 [23:35:03] <greycat> Downgrading even ONE release is insane
            and dangerous, and you want to downgrade TWO?
           
         
        
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          3879 [23:35:08] <trek00> kevr: it could be almost a nightmare
           
         
        
          3880 [23:35:15] <kevr> hm.  
         
        
          3881 [23:35:29] <kevr> alright, thanks  
         
        
          3882 [23:36:41] <kevr> i really do not want to reinstall this
            whole system :/
           
         
        
          3883 [23:36:43] <kevr> bleh  
         
        
          3884 [23:36:47] <OS-50219> /msg NickServ REGISTER bootoss10856
            joey1337@protonmail.com
           
         
        
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          3886 [23:37:18] <trek00> kevr: well keep with testing and forgot
            stretch
           
         
        
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          3888 [23:37:19] <mason> OS-50219: maybe a different password now,
            though
           
         
        
          3889 [23:37:26] <kevr> trek00: i can't
           
         
        
          3890 [23:37:30] <greycat> dare we ask why you want to install
            *old*stable?
           
         
        
          3891 [23:37:32] <kevr> passenger doesn't have a testing
            repository
           
         
        
          3892 [23:37:39] <kevr> afaik  
         
        
          3893 [23:37:44] <OS-50219> yeah, I literally copypasted the
            command from the guide.
           
         
        
          3894 [23:37:46] <OS-50219> Oh well.  
         
        
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          3896 [23:37:57] <mason> Oh, hrm.  
         
        
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          3898 [23:38:10] <kevr> greycat: i'm just trying to add
            passenger, and their website doesn't seem to have testing
            available, it just has stretch as it's most recent
           
         
        
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          3901 [23:38:45] <jetscreamer> aw dayum... all i need is mwilson
            now
           
         
        
          3902 [23:38:57] <jetscreamer> !love greycat
           
         
        
          3903 [23:38:57] * dpkg makes love to greycat, caressing greycat's
            hair, whispering sweet nothings in greycat's ear...
           
         
        
          3904 [23:39:12] <kevr> and it's all mismatched, passenger
            wants stretch's old nginx, so i'm trying to get back to
            that state without reinstalling the entire system
           
         
        
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          3906 [23:39:21] * r3 eyes dpkg  
         
        
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          3910 [23:40:50] <trek00> kevr: is passenger package from debian
            broken in some way?
           
         
        
          3911 [23:40:55] <kevr> fuck it man, i'll just reinstall for
            stretch
           
         
        
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          3915 [23:43:00] <trek00> kevr: it seems available for any debian
            version
            replaced-url 
           
         
        
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          3918 [23:43:17] <greycat> ,v passenger  
         
        
          3919 [23:43:18] <judd> Package: passenger on amd64 -- stretch:
            5.0.30-1+deb9u1; stretch-security: 5.0.30-1+deb9u1; buster:
            5.0.30-1.1; bullseye: 5.0.30-1.1+b1; sid: 5.0.30-1.1+b2
           
         
        
          3920 [23:43:28] <jetscreamer> " passenger wants
            stretch's old nginx,"
           
         
        
          3921 [23:43:31] <greycat> looks like 5.0.30 has been around a
            while
           
         
        
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          3931 [23:49:34] <Allain> Hi guys, i installed
            open-vm-tools(-desktop) Everything seems to work fine except
            copy/paste from the host to the Debian VM. It is Buster/64bits/Gnome
            installed from scratch. Any idea ? I have seen this but it
            don't help
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          3932 [23:49:43] <kevr> i'll just install as buster and use
            their buster sources
           
         
        
          3933 [23:49:50] <kevr> trying to hack all this shit in seems
            stupid
           
         
        
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