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2 [00:02:11] <sney> are any of the security issues you're
thinking of listed in
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4 [00:02:45] <notahackerlol> >chromium
5 [00:02:53] <sney> the ~deb10u* version string indicates that
patches were added, in this case it looks like a lot of security
fixes in deb10u1
6 [00:03:48] <notahackerlol> chromium tho
7 [00:03:49] <oxek> sney: no they are not
8 [00:04:24] <sney> notahackerlol: #debian is a support
channel, if you don't have anything support-related to
contribute please chat somewhere else
9 [00:04:26] <oxek> I see they are fixed in debian-experimental
though
replaced-url
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13 [00:05:25] <sney> oxek: hm, have you checked open bugs for
any of the issues you're thinking of? there may be a message
from the maintainer explaining what's going on
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15 [00:05:58] <oxek> sney: I'm still struggling with
navigating the tracker.d.o page. Is there a link to the mailing list
on it?
16 [00:06:43] <sney> bugs are listed in the upper-right panel,
click any of those numbers to be taken to the list
17 [00:07:18] <oxek> ah, I see it now
18 [00:07:22] <oxek> thanks
19 [00:07:32] <sney> it might also be related to this message
about chromium still depending on python2
20 [00:07:38] <sney>
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22 [00:09:32] <oxek> that bug is from oct 2019
23 [00:09:43] <oxek> there have been many updates of chromium
since then
24 [00:10:02] <sney> what bug? the panel says there are 50
25 [00:10:11] <oxek>
replaced-url
26 [00:10:12] <judd> Bug
replaced-url
27 [00:10:56] <oxek> it shouldn't affect stable though,
python2 is scheduled to be removed only in bullseye, no?
28 [00:10:58] <sney> just because it's been known for a
long time that we were getting rid of python2 doesn't mean that
everyone was on top of it, unfortunately
29 [00:11:15] <sney> python2 has already been removed in
bullseye and sid. so any source packages that still rely on it
can't build.
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32 [00:13:59] <sney> new versions of packages are always built
and uploaded to sid before they go anywhere else. there may be some
rare exceptions but this is the policy.
33 [00:14:33] <oxek> I see, I understand that
34 [00:14:39] <oxek> that would certainly affect chromium
35 [00:15:06] <oxek> does that mean that chromium is essentially
abandoned on debian until google fixes python2 dependency?
36 [00:15:24] <sney> not abandoned since it still has a
maintainer, but definitely stuck
37 [00:15:37] <oxek> yeah, my english is not best, sorry
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39 [00:17:43] <sney> I'm surprised that a project with
google money is this far behind on a transition that everyone knew
was coming, but I guess anything's possible. hopefully the
patches are coming soon.
40 [00:18:40] <oxek> I think google is committed to supporting
python2 on their own for a while
41 [00:19:12] <oxek> until 2023, if I can find the link
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45 [00:23:08] <sney> mozilla layoffs, now this, are we even
going to have browsers a year from now? /ot
46 [00:23:23] <oxek> makes sense, they probably have lots of
python2 code internally, so they need to support it internally
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50 [00:31:11] <oxek> yeah I can't find that info, maybe I
am wrong and am thinking of some other big player committing to
supporting python2 internally for a while
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84 [01:20:13] <donofrio> anyone know what server/channel
HypriotOS lives? want to see if flash --config will allow static ip
setting on my rpi (replaced-url
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162 [03:13:22] <incal> hi guys, if I have a HTML file f.html, is
there a tool to get the value of a tag, e.g. <title>web
pile</title>, so I do $ html-parser --tag=title f.html # web
pile ? TIA
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209 [04:29:28] <Oberon4278> All of the instructions I can find on
how to make my wireless USB card work require that you connect to
the Internet to download packages.
210 [04:29:32] <Oberon4278> This must be some kind of sick joke.
211 [04:30:15] <sney> there's an installer that includes the
firmware for most wifi adapters, if a reinstall is an option for you
212 [04:30:40] <sney> otherwise, you're apparently on the
internet somehow, and you can download packages manually from
replaced-url
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214 [04:30:45] <sney> !firmware imag
215 [04:30:49] <sney> !firmware image
216 [04:30:49] <dpkg> Unofficial <netinst> and DVD images
containing non-free Debian <firmware> packages are available
from
replaced-url
217 [04:31:53] <sney> (the sick joke is by the hardware vendors,
who decided to black-box the parts of the driver that control radio
frequencies for no good reason. debian's policy prohibits
distributing these binary components and has since before wifi was
invented)
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219 [04:33:36] <Oberon4278> I'm on a different machine
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223 [04:35:12] <Oberon4278> I've got iw, but it doesn't
seem to recognize the USB nic. Is that a driver issue most likely?
224 [04:35:28] <sney> you can probably usb a file to your other
machine. firmware packages are usually one and done, their
dependencies are already on your system. do you know what the wifi
controller is?
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226 [04:36:06] <Oberon4278> I don't have a USB driver either
:D
227 [04:36:25] <Oberon4278> Yeah, I do, I'll check that ISO
and see if it's on there.
228 [04:36:30] <Oberon4278> TP-LINK something
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230 [04:38:13] <sney> the controller is not the tp-link model
name, but sometimes you can find it based on that
231 [04:39:57] <Oberon4278> I want to find the chipset for the
tp-link model, right?
232 [04:40:20] <sney> yes. the brand name for the chipset is
typically enough, like realtek or atheros
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235 [04:42:29] <Oberon4278> it's Atheros, probably AR9271
236 [04:43:10] <sney> all of the atheros nics are supported by
the firmware in the atheros-firmware package, which has no extra
dependencies
237 [04:43:29] <Oberon4278> kk
238 [04:43:37] <sney> oh, I got the name backwards.
replaced-url
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241 [04:47:11] <Oberon4278> So I'll need to tell aptitude to
check my USB drive for packages, right?
242 [04:48:06] <Oberon4278> never mind, I can figure that out on
my own
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304 [05:37:16] <b-04> hi
305 [05:37:37] <b-04> im to try dist-upgrade
306 [05:37:41] <b-04> and i have this error
307 [05:38:02] <b-04> mount : Depends: util-linux (>=
2.29.2-3~) but 2.25.2-6 is installed
308 [05:38:03] <b-04> systemd : Depends: libsystemd0 (=
215-17+deb8u13) but 246-2 is installed Recommends: libpam-systemd
but it is not installed
309 [05:38:06] <b-04> any ideas?
310 [05:38:16] <b-04> its debian 8
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314 [05:40:05] <annadane> have you read the jessie -> stretch
release notes by any chance?
315 [05:40:10] <annadane> dpkg, jessie->stretch
316 [05:40:10] <dpkg> Read (at least) the upgrading chapter of
the <release notes>
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317 [05:40:33] <b-04> thanks, i go to read annadane :)
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321 [05:45:01] <Oberon4278> alright, I've got the drivers
working
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323 [05:50:28] <Oberon4278> but I'm having a hell of a time
actually getting it to connect
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335 [06:19:17] <skered> Google is failing me but is there a web
interface to debian source packages? Like git.centos.org
336 [06:19:38] <Oberon4278> hoooooly shit I actually got the damn
thing online
337 [06:20:19] <Unit193> skered: A lot of packages are maintained
in git, and there's also sources.d.o.
338 [06:20:21] <skered> er... nm I think I got it.
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339 [06:20:39] <Unit193> Not everything is on Salsa, whether in
git or not.
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341 [06:20:57] <skered> So maintainers pick where the source of
the package is located?
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343 [06:21:33] <skered> I see
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344 [06:21:56] <Unit193> Some people maintain it in teams, their
personal section, on another git host, not in git at all, etc.
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347 [06:25:33] <Oberon4278> well, that's weird. I had it up
for a second, but then it went down.
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349 [06:26:02] <efloid> i just set up a dual boot system. windows
was using EFI and Debian was using legacy. I removed grub-pc and
installed grub-efi as primary bootloader. i see that inside
/boot/efi/EFI there is a Microsoft folder. there is also a 16 MB
"microsoft reserved" partition.
350 [06:26:25] <efloid> are those still necessary?
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353 [06:31:56] <Unit193> skered: Err, lastly if you `apt-cache
showsrc $pkgname` you'll often see Vcs-* fields. Is there
something specific you're looking for?
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356 [06:32:44] <skered> Unit193: Yeah, thanks.
357 [06:35:56] <efloid> oh i see there is bug 963475 for
efibootmgr
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362 [06:40:02] <efloid> once grub takes over booting, does
windows still need the Microsoft folder in the EFI partition? does
it also still need the 16MB "microsoft reserved"
partition? I've also read that for grub there should be a 1MB
unformateed partition ater the EFI partition (which is where the
16MB 'microsoft reserved' partition currently is. grub2
seems to be working fine.
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366 [06:46:05] <locknet> Hi guys!, is there any chance that a
cifs mount makes hang a Windows Server? i mount 5 shared folders
(36GB total) in a debian system to backup the data, today the server
(Windows Server 2012) gets frozen(after almost a complete day to be
mounted)
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372 [07:01:44] <mirrorbird> how do i get security updates for
debian testing?
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382 [07:07:12] <fuxxy> Trying to configure pimd on pfsense -
#pfsense contains crickets. Anyone here have some experience? I have
a couple aquarium lights on vLAN_32 (IoT) that use multicast for
communication. My normal network is on vLAN_24. I can't get the
same 'pimd -r' output that I see on the example (replaced-url
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385 [07:11:59] <efloid> !tell mirrorbird about testing security
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389 [07:17:43] <mirrorbird> thank you
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418 [07:56:02] <Sora> hi slight emergency
419 [07:56:07] <Sora> how do I bring a network interface up
without ifup
420 [07:56:17] <Sora> the system drive is in a state of failing
and the ifup folders cannot be read
421 [07:56:26] <Sora> due to i/o error
422 [07:56:38] <Sora> run-parts: failed to open directory
/etc/network/if-pre-up.d: Input/output error
423 [07:56:55] <cheapie> Sora: ip link set ethwhatever up
424 [07:58:00] <Sora> its not setting the ip
425 [07:58:08] <Sora> in /etc/network/interfaces
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427 [07:58:18] <cheapie> Right, that just brings it up.
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429 [07:58:34] <Sora> so how do I give it the ip
430 [07:59:37] <cheapie> Looks like: ip addr add
ip:address:goes::here dev ethwhatever
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433 [08:01:10] <Sora> thanks
434 [08:01:11] <Sora> seems to work
435 [08:01:42] <cheapie> Try "ip help", "ip addr
help", and "man ip" if you need more.
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456 [08:48:01] <jasonsmr> hello debian channel
457 [08:48:27] <diogenes_> !welcome
458 [08:48:27] <dpkg> Welcome to #debian, the larger but
unofficial support channel for Debian GNU/Linux stable releases.
Official channels have moved to OFTC (irc.oftc.net) see
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485 [09:39:36] <rgr> Dropbox is unilaterally adding the user
"w" attribute to files. Is there a way around this? eg I
"chmod 444 t", check it and its yes 444, a second or two
later and it's back to 644. The naive answer is of course
dropbox needing write permission to sync files, but thats nonsense
and also very dangerous as anything in Dropbox can not be masked as
readonly.
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499 [10:04:58] <keropok> i got this error when trying to updating
my laptop ->
replaced-url
500 [10:05:50] <keropok> my laptop already connected to internet,
network is unreachable
501 [10:05:54] <ratrace> keropok: looks like the mirror
you're accessing is not available, or, that being ipv6, you
have ipv6 connectivity issues
502 [10:06:55] <keropok> Acquire::ForceIPv6 "false";
503 [10:07:10] <ratrace> keropok: try ForceIPv4 "true"
504 [10:07:21] <keropok> ok tq ratrace
505 [10:07:36] <ratrace> it's "force" so you have
to do it the other way around, of course remove that ForceIPv6 then
506 [10:08:18] <ratrace> the Linux network stack by default
always tries ipv6 first
507 [10:08:39] <keropok> 53 packages can be upgraded. Run
'apt list --upgradable' to see them
508 [10:08:53] <keropok> ok its work. thanks :)
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510 [10:10:47] <keropok> just remove 99-force-ipv6 file
511 [10:10:49] <tomreyn> instead of slamming the door shut and
yelling "there is no problem", a better approach may be to
sort out what is breaking ipv6 connectivity, though. you'll
need it sooner or later.
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622 [13:40:21] <Eryn_1983_FL> hey guys
623 [13:40:39] <Eryn_1983_FL> i am doing an install on a laptop
where i can dl some athk drivers?
624 [13:40:45] <Eryn_1983_FL> its not on the disk i got.
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626 [13:47:34] <Eryn_1983_FL> so I went and grabbed this one
627 [13:47:35] <Eryn_1983_FL>
replaced-url
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646 [14:10:23] <abrotman> Eryn_1983_FL: so it all works now?
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654 [14:19:12] <Eryn_1983_FL> nope
655 [14:19:19] <Eryn_1983_FL> i found a nic card on the laptop
656 [14:19:22] <Eryn_1983_FL> so i used that for now
657 [14:19:32] <Eryn_1983_FL> and did a net install w/o net
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660 [14:21:05] * abrotman wonders which one is the bot
661 [14:21:19] <Eryn_1983_FL> eh?
662 [14:21:22] <Eryn_1983_FL> oh
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668 [14:23:12] <Eryn_1983_FL> so hopfully i can install some
packages for the wifi now
669 [14:23:23] <Eryn_1983_FL> trying to get a gui cause wifi in
the cli is not fun
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671 [14:23:33] <Eryn_1983_FL> nmcli is cool but its not even
installed
672 [14:23:35] <CrystalMath> 1983!
673 [14:23:40] <CrystalMath> my favorite year ever
674 [14:23:45] <Eryn_1983_FL> haha
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676 [14:24:15] <CrystalMath> btw, i connect to wifi using
ifupdown :P
677 [14:24:32] <Eryn_1983_FL> well no driver
678 [14:24:44] <Eryn_1983_FL> i tried putting that file on a
seperate usb but that didnt work
679 [14:24:55] <Eryn_1983_FL> so i just did a minimal install and
i realized i got a wire nic
680 [14:24:55] <CrystalMath> oh, had that problem too, on my old
laptop
681 [14:25:00] <CrystalMath> SiS 163U wifi card
682 [14:25:08] <CrystalMath> no linux driver for it, at all....
683 [14:25:11] <Eryn_1983_FL> mines an athk
684 [14:25:13] <CrystalMath> not even proprietary
685 [14:25:34] <Eryn_1983_FL> yeah i know
686 [14:25:41] <Eryn_1983_FL> but i had no wifi to install it,
687 [14:25:43] <Eryn_1983_FL> lol
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690 [14:29:11] <Eryn_1983_FL> whats the amd driver package?
691 [14:29:18] <Eryn_1983_FL> gui is not coming up yet..
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694 [14:30:10] <Eryn_1983_FL> keeps screaming about amdgpu
firmware sigh
695 [14:32:16] <Eryn_1983_FL> ok got gui now woot
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738 [15:10:20] <mirrorbird> i upgraded to debian testing
739 [15:10:24] <mirrorbird> now wifi doesn't work
740 [15:10:32] <mirrorbird> things seem broken in general. i use
MATE, but there's no network manager anymore
741 [15:10:52] <mirrorbird> they removed that for some reason?
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746 [15:19:04] <mirrorbird> E: Unable to locate package
network-manager-applet
747 [15:19:04] <mirrorbird> but it seems to exist when i type it
out and press tab :s
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752 [15:22:33] <abrotman> judd: versions network-manager-applet
753 [15:22:34] <judd> No package named
'network-manager-applet' was found in amd64.
754 [15:23:52] <beelzebuzz> nm-applet?
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809 [16:35:47] <Lady_Aleena> Hello. What are the list of commands
to install a .deb again? I don't do it enough to have it
memorized yet.
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819 [16:43:28] <nkuttler> Lady_Aleena: dpkg -i the.deb
820 [16:43:44] <Lady_Aleena> nkuttler, thanks!
821 [16:44:32] <tds> apt install ./the.deb can also be handy if
you want to drag in dependencies at the same time
822 [16:44:33] <Lady_Aleena> I knew it was dpkg <something>
823 [16:44:54] <oxek> If I want to prevent firefox from upgrading
next month, is 'sudo apt-mark hold firefox-esr' still the
recommended way of doing it?
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833 [16:54:38] <Lady_Aleena> By the way, I heard of a program
called Slack where people can chat, so I installed something called
slack from Debian packages. However, it installed so fast that I was
suspicious. It looks like the slack I installed is not the Slack I
was told about.
834 [16:56:01] <JPT> If you followed the instructions on
slack.com i assume you installed the right one.
835 [16:56:56] <Lady_Aleena> JPT, I just `sudo apt install
slack`. I didn't go to slack.com.
836 [16:57:07] <JPT> Oh, okay. And it successfully installed
something?
837 [16:57:40] <Lady_Aleena> JPT, yes. The first line of the man
is: slack - Sysadmin's lazy autoconfiguration kit
838 [16:57:44] <JPT> Oooh :D
839 [16:57:45] <JPT>
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840 [16:57:50] <JPT> Yeah, that's something different
841 [16:58:10] <JPT> You can use 'apt purge slack' to
get rid of it.
842 [16:58:21] <Lady_Aleena> JPT, it was a poke-and-hope
installation.
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844 [16:59:19] <JPT> If you want to get the Slack Chat
"App", you can try the .deb package offered on their
website.
845 [16:59:25] <Lady_Aleena> JPT, I don't think it is
hurting anything by being installed. I don't know if I'll
ever use it, unless the Slack that I was told about is also called
by the command "slack".
846 [16:59:45] <JPT> Spoiler: It's probably a web app, so
you'll end up some kind of electron-app
847 [17:00:01] <Lady_Aleena> JPT, I'll tias.
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849 [17:00:21] <JPT> Sure, you can keep the other package
installed. It's probably not going to hurt you.
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853 [17:02:40] <padhu> How can I add graphics in code blocks in
debian 10 32bit
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856 [17:05:05] <Lady_Aleena> JPT, I take it if there were errors
when installing, the package was not installed.
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859 [17:06:17] <Lady_Aleena>
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860 [17:07:00] <JPT> That's odd, but it appears that
there's a conflict with whatever the "slack" package
installed. Perhaps it helps to remove it.
861 [17:07:27] <JPT> So, yes, the installation of slack-desktop
was aborted.
862 [17:08:07] <Lady_Aleena> Also, it appears the Debian pastebin
is down.
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864 [17:08:42] <JPT> I agree, looks like that to me, too
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867 [17:09:50] <Lady_Aleena> And boy was this installation a
pita.
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876 [17:28:48] <RoyK> Anyone that can recommend a good email
solution that is free, open source and well supported in debian? I
have an old and struggling zimbra server atm, but it doesn't
seem zimbra development is what it used to be. Also, upgrading
zimbra between distro versions can be a real PITA
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881 [17:35:33] <abrotman> RoyK: required features?
882 [17:36:18] <abrotman> If I were doing OSS, I'd probably
go Postfix/Dovecot/Roundcube
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885 [17:41:44] <sney> +1 to postfix/dovecot/roundcube/(amavis,
etc) on debian, I ran a server like that in prod for 4 years and it
was very smooth
886 [17:42:17] <sney> there's also iredmail that has the
same components but is combined under one admin umbrella, if you
don't feel comfortable setting everything up manually
887 [17:42:20] <JPT> +1 to that, plus you learn a lot about why
email is pure pain.
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889 [17:42:58] <abrotman> Setting up email is easy .. setting up
email correctly is hard :)
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891 [17:43:01] <sney> yes, learning the internals of smtp is
definitely valuable and annoying hahaha
892 [17:43:29] <JPT> Once you're done with the basics and
got it set up correctly, enjoy the hell of spam vs antispam.
893 [17:43:53] <sney> indeed
894 [17:44:06] <abrotman> It's my $DAYJOB
895 [17:44:15] <JPT> And if you're in for a big setup
(hundreds of mailboxes or more), be prepared for a really big
chapter of "How to store emails"
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899 [17:44:49] <RoyK> sney: any experience with iredmail? I found
it while googling, but I've never heard of it before
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901 [17:45:51] <sney> no first-hand experience, I've just
heard good things, and I confirmed via their docs that it's the
same components with a postgresql backend
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903 [17:48:19] <abrotman> Also, +1 to Zimbra being a PITA
904 [17:48:58] <sney> so iredmail has the unified web panel for
convenience but if you need to you can go into /etc/postfix and
tweak something or look at /var/log/mail.log directly, etc
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906 [17:49:29] <RoyK> sney: I'll give it a try - thanks
907 [17:49:47] <sney> np
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944 [18:21:39] <McErroneous> Hi ..., i am looking for a command
to control screen blanking in tty.... , i forgot it
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948 [18:22:24] <nvz> McErroneous: setterm
949 [18:22:36] <McErroneous> nvz: thanks..
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955 [18:23:56] <nvz> McErroneous: I used to run it in a loop from
/etc/init.d/bootmisc.sh something like for vc in 1 2 3 4 5 6; do
setterm ... > /dev/tty$vc... kinda deal but idk if that works now
due to systemd and tty being setup on the fly
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957 [18:24:09] <RoyK> nvz: unless it's the console
screensaver that kicks in, that is, then see the consoleblank=0
kernel argument
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961 [18:25:03] <nvz> o.O
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967 [18:30:52] <GrayGhost> when ever I try to run software
updates it opens and when I close it it asks to refresh cash and
never finishes :
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970 [18:32:05] <RoyK> GrayGhost: might be a glitch in the matrix
;)
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972 [18:32:28] <RoyK> GrayGhost: try to open a terminal and run
"sudo apt update && sudo apt dist-upgrade &&
sudo autoremove"
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974 [18:35:38] <GrayGhost> that brings up another problem : mhc
is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported.
975 [18:35:49] <GrayGhost> I have to run su frist
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979 [18:38:42] <GrayGhost>
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981 [18:40:37] <GrayGhost> I seem to have several things messed
up in my install :(
982 [18:41:19] <JPT> Don't worry too much. You can use
visudo to edit your sudoers file
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984 [18:41:54] <JPT> You can learn more about sudo over here:
replaced-url
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986 [18:43:19] <beelzebuzz> GrayGhost: not having users in
sudoers is also used for security reasons
987 [18:45:08] <GrayGhost> beelzebuzz, i understand that and it
is not a problem .. just use su and continue
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989 [18:45:44] <GrayGhost> but not being able to update can
become a problem
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1009 [18:59:39] <McErroneous> Hi, what is the meaning of
"udeb" in a package name ? (like kbd package ) ?
1010 [19:00:37] <sney> those are installer components
1011 [19:01:04] <JPT> The wiki just has two sentences about that:
"The 'u' stands for micro. An udeb is a stripped down
deb file for use by the DebianInstaller . It removes the naughty
bits (the documentation, as well as some checksums, etc.) to save
space. "
1012 [19:01:32] <McErroneous> i have a system running knoppix with
kernel 2.6.32 which version of kdb should i install , in order to my
system clean ?
1013 [19:01:53] <McErroneous> in order to keep the system tidy..
1014 [19:03:05] <JPT> If you don't need manpages for that, a
udeb could be fine. I assume udebs are mostly used where every byte
counts (embedded devices, live cd images, ...)
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1016 [19:03:23] <nvz> does knoppix even still exist?
1017 [19:03:27] <nvz> dpkg, knoppix
1018 [19:03:28] <JPT> So if you have 10G+ of free disk space, you
maybe don't want to bother too much
1019 [19:03:28] <dpkg> Knoppix is _not_ Debian. Seek Knoppix help
in freenode's #knoppix. Knoppix is a live CD distribution which
is <based on Debian>, useful as a rescue CD, to test hardware,
and for situations where you have access to a computer but it
isn't Debian.
replaced-url
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1021 [19:04:18] <sney> wow, 2.6.32, *indiana jones voice* it
belongs in a museum
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1024 [19:05:30] <nvz> dpkg, knoppix =~ s#unofficial:
replaced-url
1025 [19:05:31] <dpkg> OK, nvz
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1028 [19:06:20] <McErroneous> sney: give your grandma a saying
like that ! And tell her where she belongs..., what would she answer
you..
1029 [19:07:35] <JPT> 2.6.32? Good memories. KDE3, Beryl for fancy
3d cube desktops, Wine for GuildWars1, Dual Core CPU, ...
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1031 [19:07:38] <sney> your comments about my deceased
grandparents have no bearing on the fact that you're using a
kernel that was released in 2009 and hasn't even had LTS in
over 4 years
1032 [19:08:02] * nvz gets out a ouiji board
1033 [19:08:04] <sney> and we're allowed to be as rude as we
want about derivatives in here. it's a deterrant.
1034 [19:08:23] * McErroneous LOL...
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1041 [19:11:42] <beelzebuzz> McErroneous: sney has a valid point
about the derivatives. same reason arch channels will tear you up
for asking about anything but arch. that being said, trying to
breathe life into old systems is sometimes fun
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1043 [19:12:09] <McErroneous> should i go for "try and
error" to find the right package to install .. ? There are
kbd-versions ranging from 1.06 to 1.15...
1044 [19:12:49] <sney> for anything based on debian 6, trial and
error is probably your only option, as most of us don't even
remember the specifics from that era even if we were inclined to
help
1045 [19:12:52] <sney> !based on debian
1046 [19:12:52] <dpkg> Your distribution may be based on and have
software in common with Debian, but it is not Debian. We don't
and cannot know what changes were made by your distribution (compare
replaced-url
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they multiply..., escpecially in IRC-Chat.."
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1052 [19:16:12] <sney> I'm sorry you're upset that your
ancient derivative livecd isn't supported in here, but
it's an old established rule that exists for very good reasons.
No amount of whining or splitting hairs will change that. go to
##linux or something if you need a rubber duck
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1058 [19:20:01] <boodie36> Hi everyone. I need some help with
package dependencies; I tried to install cifs-utils and now I have
~200 broken dependencies in aptutude ...
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1060 [19:20:20] <sney> !bat
1061 [19:20:20] <dpkg> [Basic Apt* Troubleshooting]. To diagnose
your problem, we need ALL OF THE FOLLOWING information: 1. complete
output of your apt-get/apt/aptitude run (including the command used)
2. output from "apt-cache policy pkg1 pkg2..." for ALL
packages mentioned ANYWHERE in the problem, and 3. "apt-cache
policy". Use
replaced-url
1062 [19:20:24] <boodie36> I believe it's because of conflict
with samba4
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1075 [19:31:13] <annadane> or just leave, that's fine too
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1078 [19:34:42] <oxek> what's the difference between
'busybox' and 'busybox-static' packages?
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1082 [19:36:10] <diogenes_> oxek, the latter one most likely uses
static libraries, not shared.
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1084 [19:38:51] <oxek> diogenes_: both are a single binary though
1085 [19:39:03] <oxek> with no other dependencies
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1088 [19:40:47] <marcodiego> I'd just compiled mesa 2.1.5 on
my rockpi4 on armbian buster. I didn't type "ninja
install" since this may break my system. How do I create a
debian package from it?
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1092 [19:43:42] <RoyK> marcodiego: I guess that's a nice
question for #armbian
1093 [19:44:10] <marcodiego> RoyK, tried there. They told me to
ask here
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1095 [19:44:56] <oxek> I see, busybox-static does not depend on
libc6
1096 [19:45:10] <oxek> so it probably includes it, that's
what the static means
1097 [19:45:40] <karlpinc> oxek: Staticlly linked.
1098 [19:46:48] <beelzebuzz> oxek: another example; using static
arm binaries on x86 to chroot into a raspbian install
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1100 [19:53:05] <oxek> beelzebuzz: wow, that's possible?
Despite it being different architectures?
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1102 [19:54:39] <beelzebuzz> sort of, i am referring more to
static qemu-arm binary that i can toss on a usb stick when i need to
chroot into an sd card install or whatever
1103 [19:55:44] <oxek> Installing busybox-static replaces busybox,
I guess that should not be a problem then.
1104 [19:56:13] <oxek> I'm asking because I want to install
lxc to learn it, and when I do apt install it tells me it will
replace busybox package
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1106 [19:56:17] <beelzebuzz> like if you compare a distros version
of virtualbox to the ose version, the qt libraries are static in the
ose version
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1110 [19:58:44] <beelzebuzz> the qemu-arm thing is probably a bad
example but i use that scenario often
1111 [19:58:53] <Boodie> Hi everyone, I tried to install
cifs-utils and now I have conflicting dependencies in aptitude.
According to a quick search it seems that the problem is the clash
between cifs-utils and samba4
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1113 [20:00:57] <oxek> !bat
1114 [20:00:57] <dpkg> [Basic Apt* Troubleshooting]. To diagnose
your problem, we need ALL OF THE FOLLOWING information: 1. complete
output of your apt-get/apt/aptitude run (including the command used)
2. output from "apt-cache policy pkg1 pkg2..." for ALL
packages mentioned ANYWHERE in the problem, and 3. "apt-cache
policy". Use
replaced-url
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1118 [20:04:17] <Boodie> oxek: OK, so, how do I perform 1
(complete output of your apt-get/apt/aptitude run)? I use the
aptitude utility, which is examining dependencies at the moment ...
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1120 [20:04:59] <beelzebuzz> wait til it stops. your pkg will be
locked
1121 [20:05:11] <beelzebuzz> pkg database i mean
1122 [20:05:20] <Boodie> OK
1123 [20:05:22] <GrayGhost> how do I fix this error :
replaced-url
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1125 [20:07:19] <JPT> Isn't it supposed to be
'buster-updates' instead of 'buster/updates'?
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1127 [20:07:31] <JPT> Check your /etc/apt/sources.list
1128 [20:11:49] <GrayGhost>
replaced-url
1129 [20:12:08] <GrayGhost> should it have the spaces ?
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1131 [20:14:55] <Boodie> beelzebuzz: how serious is the problem
... e.g. if I turned the PC off and restarted it tomorrow,
let's say, is it likely that the whole system won't start?
1132 [20:15:54] <Boodie> The way it's going it might take all
night ...
1133 [20:16:32] <JPT> GrayGhost: The format is explained in here:
replaced-url
1134 [20:16:44] <JPT> (I might be wrong)
1135 [20:17:13] <JPT> But i don't expect the official mirrors
to come back with a 404
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1137 [20:18:27] <GrayGhost> JPT, how did it get to be wrong .. the
system set it up , i never changed it
1138 [20:19:11] <JPT> In that case, it's probably correct and
i was guessing wrong. Perhaps the mirror is currently in process of
doing maintenance or something. Try again later?
1139 [20:19:48] <GrayGhost> it happenes no mater what mirror I
select
1140 [20:20:25] <JPT> Okay, so according to the examples, it is
"buster/updates" for debian security updates, but
"buster-updates" for the usual repo
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1142 [20:21:18] <JPT> Check the examples on the wiki article and
compare them carefully
1143 [20:21:45] <jmcnaught> buster/updates and buster-updates are
two different repositories
1144 [20:22:13] <GrayGhost> what if I just replace the file with
the one on that site
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1147 [20:23:00] <JPT> Perhaps read the article about SourcesList
first, so you know what to expect.
1148 [20:23:53] <jmcnaught> GrayGhost: the example here is good to
use:
replaced-url
1149 [20:24:28] <jmcnaught> GrayGhost: regarding the original 404
error, are you behind a proxy?
1150 [20:25:46] <GrayGhost> how about this :
replaced-url
1151 [20:25:58] <another> hello there
1152 [20:26:18] <jmcnaught> GrayGhost: that looks okay, do you
still get errors with "apt update"?
1153 [20:26:21] <GrayGhost> no I dont have a proxy ... just
comcast
1154 [20:26:26] <another> i was trying to use rdomain in
openssh-server
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1156 [20:27:25] <another> apparently openssh was build without it
for some reason
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1159 [20:28:10] <cybrNaut> i've created
/etc/udev/rules.d/999-run_my_script.rules. It runs my script when
the matching USB drive is connected, but it seems to be running too
early (before the drive is mounted). my script needs the drive to be
mounted first. How can I make sure that happens? I thought naming
the rule "999-*" would work but apparently not.
1160 [20:28:39] <GrayGhost> jmcnaught, now it seems to run without
errors
1161 [20:29:02] <another> could someone explain why configure
couldn't find linux/if.h ?
1162 [20:29:44] <jmcnaught> GrayGhost: good.
1163 [20:30:30] <GrayGhost> jmcnaught, but i still get an error
when opening software manager
1164 [20:30:35] <another> cybrNaut: udev doesn't handle
mounting
1165 [20:32:27] <Boodie> Hi everyone, sorry I had to reboot buster
... as I said before I have 200 broken dependencies, after
attempting to install cifs-utils
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1167 [20:32:45] <cybrNaut> another: udev seems to handle mounting
when there is no /etc/fstab line, but you make a good point-- in my
case, i have an /etc/fstab line. How can I control the sequence so
that the udev script runs after the mounting?
1168 [20:33:06] <GrayGhost> jmcnaught, seems to be working
correctly now .. I hope :)
1169 [20:33:24] <cybrNaut> i suppose i can remove the /etc/fstab
line, but then I lose control over the mountpoint
1170 [20:34:13] <cybrNaut> maybe i'll have udev do an
"at" command instead
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1173 [20:36:20] <Boodie> The problem seems common to Ubuntu,
CentOS, RedHat, etc ...
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1184 [20:52:01] <GrayGhost> jmcgnh, I changed to a local server
here in CA and now it is back again :
1185 [20:52:07] <GrayGhost>
replaced-url
1186 [20:52:58] <GrayGhost> I can fix it again and not change
mirrors ... just thought someone might be interested in my
experances
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1188 [20:54:01] <jmcnaught> GrayGhost: FYI deb.debian.org is a
content delivery network (CDN) so for most people it will probably
be the fastest.
1189 [20:54:27] <GrayGhost> seems something is wrong with the
software updater or with the local mirror
1190 [20:54:45] <jmcnaught> GrayGhost: are you getting the same
404 error? Also I'm not sure if you can end lines in
sources.list with comments (#Added by software-properties…) I
thought that comments needed to start on their own lines.
1191 [20:54:47] <tomreyn> GrayGhost: it would seem that either you
or software-properties reinstroduced the "/" vs
"-" mistake again
1192 [20:55:40] <GrayGhost> all the chages were interduced by the
software updater
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1194 [20:56:03] <tomreyn> just delete the last line
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1201 [21:00:33] <Boodie> Sorry guys, which is the official paste
site?
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1203 [21:01:32] <tomreyn> type /topic
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1206 [21:01:43] <tomreyn> note it says: /msg dpkg paste
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1208 [21:01:47] <tomreyn> type that
1209 [21:02:02] <tomreyn> and then read the private message you
receive
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1211 [21:03:17] <tomreyn> Boodie: ^ also consider a better irc
client than libpurple
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1215 [21:06:44] <Boodie> tomreyn: I am using pidgin
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1217 [21:07:14] <Boodie> /msg dpkg paste
1218 [21:07:24] <tomreyn> without the leading space
1219 [21:07:43] <tomreyn> pidgin uses libpurple, yes
1220 [21:08:29] <Boodie>
replaced-url
1221 [21:08:56] <Boodie> tomreyn: so which IRC client is
preferred?
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1223 [21:09:55] <tomreyn> oh i wasn't aware that
paste.debian.net is still unavailable.
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1225 [21:11:32] <jmcnaught> !termbin
1226 [21:11:33] <dpkg> you can paste to termbin.com from terminal
via: cat /path/to/file | nc termbin.com 9999
1227 [21:11:50] <jmcnaught> nice, useless use of cat
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1231 [21:13:40] <Boodie> However, in Aptitude I have 200 conflict
dependencies, none in Synaptic and this is the output of "dpkg
--configure -a" :
replaced-url
1232 [21:13:42] <oxek> jmcnaught: what would be the proper way of
writing it without cat?
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1235 [21:14:24] <another> < /file
1236 [21:14:30] <jmcnaught> oxek: "nc termbin.com 9999 <
/path/to/file"
1237 [21:14:39] <oxek> oh right
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1241 [21:15:42] <jmcnaught> Boodie: use "su -l" to get a
root login shell and proper PATH variable that includes /sbin
1242 [21:17:05] <oxek> is there any good reason to use
cdebootstrap instead of debootstrap?
1243 [21:17:08] <Boodie> OK, thanks; no broken packages
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1245 [21:18:14] <Boodie> jmcnaught: Could the problem be aptitude?
Synaptic doesn't signal any anomaly ...
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1247 [21:19:29] <jmcnaught> Boodie: this happens when you try to
install a package in the aptitude interface? Can make a paste of
installing that package on the command line, and the other info
requested by "/msg dpkg bat"? "aptitude install
PACKAGE | nc termbin.com 9999" for example.
1248 [21:21:36] <Boodie>
replaced-url
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1250 [21:22:03] <jmcnaught> Boodie: looks like cifs-utils is
installed already
1251 [21:23:11] <Boodie> Indeed, this is when things started going
wrong
1252 [21:24:16] <Boodie> then, into aptitude, it says that ntfs-3g
has a broken dependency
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1254 [21:24:52] <Boodie> which is another package linked to
cifs-utils
1255 [21:25:36] <Boodie> now I have ~ 200 of these broken
dependencies
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1257 [21:27:22] <Boodie> No idea of how serious this problem is,
however, I tried to backtrack and uninstall cifs-utils but it warns
me that other basic packages will be removed
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1259 [21:28:19] <tomreyn> Boodie: run this to gather some info:
sudo /bin/true && cat &>/tmp/aptlog < <(sudo
apt-get -y update 2>&1; apt-cache policy 2>&1; sudo
apt-get -syV full-upgrade 2>&1;); nc termbin.com 9999
</tmp/aptlog && rm /tmp/aptlog
1260 [21:28:32] <tomreyn> it wont modify your system
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1267 [21:31:59] <Boodie>
replaced-url
1268 [21:32:00] <McErroneous> how do i check which version of kbd
to install manually ?
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1270 [21:33:25] <tomreyn> Boodie: okay, that doesn't look too
bad. can oyu install apt-forktracer and show its output? sudo apt
install apt-forktracer && sudo apt-forktracer 2>&1 |
nc termbin.com 9999
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1273 [21:36:15] <Boodie>
replaced-url
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1275 [21:37:54] <tomreyn> Boodie: so all of these packages listed
there are not part of your running debian release (buster/10)
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1277 [21:38:34] <tomreyn> they look like they can be leftovers
from a release upgrade which was carried out without following all
the steps documented.
1278 [21:38:48] <tomreyn> at least some of them
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1280 [21:39:04] <tomreyn> you should uninstall these packages,
which may help you with resolving dependencies
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1282 [21:39:51] <tomreyn> some of them you might want to keep, if
you intnentionally installed them, such as 'zoom', but
note that noner of these packages have a way to receive security
updates through apt
1283 [21:40:08] <Boodie> hmmm, so, I installed zoom manually but
the others are a leftover from stretch?
1284 [21:40:09] <tomreyn> which may very put your system at risk.
1285 [21:40:47] <tomreyn> some of them seem like leftovers from
stretch, yes. i can't say for sure for all of them
1286 [21:40:52] <Boodie> Interesting, ok, how do I
"purge" them?
1287 [21:41:03] <tomreyn> sudo apt purge package1 package2
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1290 [21:41:16] <tomreyn> you may want to add --autoremove
1291 [21:41:31] <Boodie> one by one or (presumably) using a
command?
1292 [21:41:45] <Boodie> just apt-get -autoremove?
1293 [21:41:52] <tomreyn> sudo apt purge --autoremove package1
package2
1294 [21:42:24] <Boodie> ok, ... no risks?
1295 [21:42:28] <tomreyn> this will purge both the packages listed
and their dependencies (which are not needed by other packages)
1296 [21:42:57] <tomreyn> read the output before you confirm. if
unsure, share it
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1316 [21:56:57] <jasonsmr> hello debian channel
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1320 [21:57:58] <tomreyn> hello jasonsmr
1321 [21:57:58] <jasonsmr> question why when I install installer
asks me for root password , why dosent actually work when fully
booted
1322 [21:58:29] <jasonsmr> I mean it asks me so I assumed it
created password. also no sudo installed?
1323 [21:58:40] <jasonsmr> debian buster
1324 [22:00:51] <asymptotically> if you leave the root password
blank, it will disable the root account and install sudo
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1327 [22:02:44] <jmcnaught> jasonsmr: how are you trying to become
root? Logging into tty? "su -l"?
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1332 [22:05:30] <tobylane> Is there a linter/checker for
appdata.xml?
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1335 [22:06:15] <tobylane> There's one as part of the
appstream site but I want to check before it gets there
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1337 [22:07:46] <Oberon> Okay, super noob question here -- how can
I check whether vi has been aliased to vim?
1338 [22:08:05] <Oberon> I put the alias in .bashrc and started a
new shell but which vi still shows vi
1339 [22:08:57] <tomreyn> alias vi
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1341 [22:09:13] <Oberon> ahh thank you
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1355 [22:25:29] <sunyibo> Hi, when I type "/msg dpkg
guidelines", nothing happens. How can I acces this?
1356 [22:25:51] <Oberon> I'm sorry sunyibo, I don't
know.
1357 [22:26:02] <annadane> it works for me
1358 [22:26:05] <annadane> !guidelines
1359 [22:26:05] <dpkg> 1) Read the /topic, the FAQ, and google
before asking us. 2) Don't ask to ask, just ask. 3) Don't
repeat; show that you have tried to help yourself by refining the
question. 4) Reading documentation (man/info pages, READMEs) is a
worthwhile skill, practice it. 5) Use /msg to talk to the bots (not
the people), see <msg>. 6) Be polite and patient. 7) Paste
into a <pastebin>, not here. 8) No trolls or spam. 9) see
<code of conduct>
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1361 [22:26:28] <Oberon> I'm trying to install the package
hyperspec:
replaced-url
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1363 [22:26:51] <Oberon> Is there a place that shows which source
I need for this package? Please say it's not right on that page
and I just didn't see it.
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1369 [22:28:57] <Oberon> I think I may have found it -- I clicked
on the Source link at the top of that page, then scrolled down. Two
Debian Package Source Repositories are listed, one VCS: Git, the
other Browsable. Presumably I want one of these.
1370 [22:29:19] <sunyibo> Thanks. I don't know how to boot my
system from a drive on passthrough mode on a raid controller. where
can I ask this question more targeted?
1371 [22:29:22] <jhutchins> !debian next
1372 [22:29:35] <jhutchins> dpkg: debian-next
1373 [22:29:35] <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. See also
replaced-url
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1384 [22:36:09] <another> Oberon: you don't need the source
unless you want to build it yourself
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1387 [22:36:24] <another> Oberon: make sure you have contrib in
your sources.list
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1390 [22:37:24] <BCMM> Oberon: you don't need to get it from
Git or a website. you just need to enable the contrib section in
your sources.list
1391 [22:37:38] <BCMM> (and then you can install it with apt or
your favourite frontend)
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1405 [22:44:53] <Boodie> tomreyn: I'm back, removed the
offending packages but the conflicts in aptitude are still there ...
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1412 [22:50:29] <Oberon> Thanks BCMM
1413 [22:51:50] <Oberon> Sweet, worked like a charm.
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1416 [22:56:20] <BCMM> Oberon: no problem. for future reference,
stuff that isn't redistributable by the debian project will
never be in main
1417 [22:56:48] <BCMM> (and this package is basically a script to
download and install it from somewhere that *is* allowed to
distribute it)
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1422 [23:02:25] <Oberon> Makes sense. I'm still getting used
to Debian.
1423 [23:02:57] <Oberon> Also it's been... maybe 15 years (?)
since I last did anything sysadmin-ish
1424 [23:03:22] <Oberon> and that was on FreeBSD and SPARCs
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1428 [23:06:45] <tomreyn> Boodie: okay, i don't personally
support aptitude, but if you wantr to show the problem while running
apt or apt-get, by means of showing both the command you run and the
output it procudes, i'll try to help.
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1431 [23:08:21] <tomreyn> Boodie: also note how you've been
pointed to "/msg dpkg bat" earlier, but haven't
showed those outputs, yet, as far as i could tell.
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1434 [23:09:58] <Boodie> tomreyn: Hi, thanks for the help so far
1435 [23:10:54] <tomreyn> you're welcome, Vladimir
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1438 [23:11:11] <Boodie> I wasn't using apt-get but aptitude,
so I don't know how to proceed further
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1445 [23:12:25] <Boodie> this was on output:
replaced-url
1446 [23:12:56] <Boodie> And that was another
replaced-url
1447 [23:13:46] <Boodie> I purged (+ autoremoved) all the
offending packages, but aptitude still shows unresolved dependencies
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1451 [23:17:35] <Boodie> This is the output of "apt-cache
policy", if it provides any meaningful insight
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1457 [23:21:54] <tomreyn> Boodie: did you mean to post a url of
where you posted this output to?
1458 [23:22:27] <Boodie> Yes, sorry
replaced-url
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1462 [23:24:38] <tomreyn> so the package you said initially you
could not install easily with aptitude was cifs-utils. what is the
output of sudo apt-get --simulate --assume-no install cifs-utils
2>&1 | nc termbin.com 9999
1463 [23:25:15] <tomreyn> Boodie: ^
1464 [23:26:05] <tomreyn> or make this instead, if you
haven't started, yet: sudo apt-get -V --simulate --assume-no
install cifs-utils 2>&1 | nc termbin.com 9999
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1468 [23:30:40] <Boodie>
replaced-url
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1470 [23:32:14] <Boodie> this is the output of sudo apt-get -V
--simulate --assume-no install cifs-utils 2>&1
replaced-url
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1472 [23:34:48] <oxek> debootstrap downloads .deb packages, which
means that I cannot use the files on the current system to bootstrap
a new system, because the current system no longer has .deb
packages. Correct?
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1475 [23:37:28] <n4dir> i'd assume apt-get clean removes the
deb-packages, and if you didn't run that, they are still to be
found at /var/cache/apt/archives, oxek
1476 [23:37:40] <oxek> n4dir: I did the clean
1477 [23:38:18] <n4dir> i'd say then they are gone, but i
wouldn't bet.
1478 [23:38:58] <n4dir> as in: i don't know for sure. Thats
how i see it, but it never is a problem to me (hence i never care)
1479 [23:39:36] <oxek> my /var/cache/apt/ contains nothing of use
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1481 [23:39:47] <oxek> it's ok, I just thought I would save
myself a download
1482 [23:39:55] <n4dir> wild guessing: i'd assume you can
rsync the whole system to a partition or folder and then chroot into
that
1483 [23:40:15] <AfterDarkness> hi, i just installed libvirt, and
virsh net-list shows nothing; is it not reading
/etc/libvirt/qemu/networks/? the default.xml file exist there
1484 [23:40:21] <n4dir> depends what exactly you want to do, oxek
1485 [23:40:32] <oxek> n4dir: that might be possible, but I
don't know if it would copy all sorts of special files,
permissions, etc. that are setup during normal installation
1486 [23:40:47] <oxek> I'll just run debootstrap and let it
do its thing
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1489 [23:41:04] <n4dir> it would copy the operating system as is
without what is excluded in the rsync command
1490 [23:41:14] <n4dir> oxek: probably the best choice.
1491 [23:41:45] <oxek> I only thought about this because the
manpage mentions that mirror can be file:/// URL
1492 [23:42:38] <n4dir> ah, i see.
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1495 [23:44:17] <AfterDarkness> i have to use virsh
--connect=qemu:///system net-list --all
1496 [23:44:18] <AfterDarkness> my bad
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1505 [23:57:53] <tomreyn> Boodie: oh, i keep missing your replies
since you don't mention my name. so it's installed,
you're good. any other issues?
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1507 [23:58:17] <tomreyn> "it" being cifs-utils
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