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0 [00:01:06] <jim> pingfloyd, thanks for the tip... both of
those find invocations had no output
1 [00:01:34] <pingfloyd> jim: that's the result you want
2 [00:01:44] <jim> thought so :) thanks
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4 [00:01:54] <pingfloyd> you're welcome
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6 [00:02:44] <pingfloyd> jim: with how easy it is the install
and remove, there's not really much need for it to be packaged
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9 [00:03:37] <pingfloyd> seems like it would be better if there
was a package to automate downloading and installing (extracting)
and updating from upstream
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11 [00:05:10] <KOLANICH> pingfloyd: in fact I have a
half-finished solution for that. But upstream is not always a good
solution. Sometimes we explicitly don't want upstream.
12 [00:05:39] <pingfloyd> KOLANICH: the package and it's
utils could control that
13 [00:06:21] <pingfloyd> KOLANICH: debians done this in the
past with some other programs
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15 [00:06:50] <KOLANICH> pingfloyd: I have a solution to package
binary distributions into a debian package. I currently use CMake
packages built this way. And some other.
16 [00:07:09] <KOLANICH> *debian packages
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22 [00:09:35] <jim> pingfloyd, I see your point... and, maybe a
maint would want to put things like menu entries, other
integrations, etc
23 [00:10:07] <pingfloyd> jim: it takes a lot to compile firefox
24 [00:10:20] <jim> I would imagine
25 [00:10:26] <pingfloyd> jim: it's real pig on resources
compiling
26 [00:10:38] <jim> (especially a lot of time)
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28 [00:11:37] <pingfloyd> there's a higher system
requirement, according to mozilla, to compile than run it last I
checked
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35 [00:20:59] <jim> pingfloyd, maybe someone could package just
the integrations, give firefox is unpacked in /opt
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58 [00:53:30] <andoriyu> Alright friends. I'm trying to run
ptp4l + chronyd via timemaster and i get permission defined from
chornyd when it tries to open any configuration other than
/etc/chrony/chrony.conf
59 [00:53:35] <andoriyu> why is that?
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65 [00:59:51] <andoriyu> apparmor is the answer
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114 [01:56:32] <kiwiirc> i set xterm*scrollTtyOutput false in
Xresources and that works but when there's output, what im
looking at still scrolls up. is there an xterm setting to make
output not change what you're looking at and build up the
buffer below it?
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142 [02:33:18] <A|an> In this cmd line example for recording an
upgrade session using the script cmd, what does 2> indicate:
#script -t 2>~/upgrade-bullseyestep.time -a
~/upgrade-bullseyestep.script
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165 [02:44:29] <frostschutz> A|an, -t prints timing to stderr,
2>somefile redirects stderr to somefile. in newer versions of
script this is a deprecated option, replaced by -T/--log-timing file
166 [02:45:05] <A|an> thx
167 [02:46:16] <A|an> Has bullseye not been formally released?
168 [02:46:26] <A|an> (just read the topic)
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171 [02:49:02] <jmcnaught> A|an: bullseye will be Debian 11,
it's still in testing and will probably be released sometime
next year. Buster or Debian 10 is the current stable release.
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173 [02:53:24] <A|an> ic thx
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350 [07:32:36] <c4droid> I just installed termonad at my system,
when I open it, report /usr/share/termonad/img/termonad-lambda.png
not found. then I go to the termonad github page download the pic to
/usr/share/termonad/img amd reopen it, is work fine. I don't
know the termonad package maintainer can pack the image to resolve
this error?
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364 [07:41:00] <alex11> this is why you don't leave after
asking a question, i was about to propose submitting a bug report
365 [07:42:03] <nvz> BUT I NEED HELP NOW! :P
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395 [08:29:47] <behappycat> Hello, how can i fix different system
and local time issue? It gives me problems on some ssl websites.
396 [08:30:32] <alex11> tzselect?
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398 [08:31:27] <alex11> not sure to the extent that will mess up
cron jobs, though
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400 [08:33:29] <KOLANICH> here I am again.
401 [08:34:45] <alex11> the fact the system time seems to mess up
ssl websites feels like it should be something they should fix on
their end, not you
402 [08:35:12] <alex11> especially if the reason is just
"bypass certificate warning"
403 [08:35:20] <alex11> those exist for a reason
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408 [08:39:08] <KOLANICH> behappycat: do you have the correct
time?
409 [08:39:56] <behappycat> i selected the right country but
still local time is 2hours behind system time
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411 [08:40:40] <KOLANICH> behappycat: have you selected the right
city?
412 [08:41:05] <KOLANICH> behappycat: in fact any city in the
same timezone may fit
413 [08:41:05] <behappycat> yes, the nearest one which has the
same time than mine
414 [08:42:15] <KOLANICH> why don't you have the correct
system time then? Have you tried to set the time manually in OS?
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416 [08:42:55] <behappycat> yes i set it manually and it's
fine for my os put i get some warnings on some ssl websites and some
even wont elt me in
417 [08:43:00] <behappycat> but*
418 [08:43:47] <KOLANICH> (not in bios, in bios if you use
Windows the time is usually local (unless a pref in registry is
set), but in linux UTC time is kept in bios)
419 [08:44:20] <KOLANICH> if you dualboot, in windows you should
enable storing UTC time in bios
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422 [08:45:53] <KOLANICH> also ou can try to update timezone DB
423 [08:47:26] <behappycat> tzdata says Local time is now: Fri
Sep 25 08:36:10 CEST 2020. and Universal Time is now: Fri Sep 25
06:36:10 UTC 2020.
424 [08:47:55] <behappycat> somehow the universal time is set as
my system time even though i have the right time on the upper right
side of the screen
425 [08:48:49] <behappycat> on ipleak website it says Ip Local
Time Fri Sep 25 2020 8:37:34 GMT+0200 (CEST) and System Time Fri Sep
25 2020 06:37:34 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
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458 [09:11:36] <centrix> Shuting down my VM of D10 my
remote-viwer won't close. Even when I click to close. This does
NOT happen with other OSses (Win XP-10, CentOS, Arch, FreeBSD...)
459 [09:11:45] <centrix> Any help please?
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461 [09:21:31] <centrix> I have spice-vdagent installed and at
the latest version 0.18.0-1
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464 [09:26:35] <hegemoOn> any good ressources on how setup
traffic control (with tc) at startup ?
465 [09:26:59] <hegemoOn> all the docs i can find are just
talking about tc command, but never on how to make thoses settings
persistent over reboot
466 [09:27:11] <hegemoOn> for buster would be the best :)
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592 [11:54:25] <taman> hegemoOn: haven't used tc but maybe a
script in /etc/network/if-up.d would suit?
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606 [12:11:55] <ksk> hegemoOn: setup a systemd unit and make it
start after networking? :)
607 [12:12:38] <ksk> not that you asked, but I always recommend
"fireqos" to people - you might want to take a look.
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661 [13:26:17] <Franciman> Hi
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663 [13:26:38] <Franciman> I installed debian through the
installer (but without the desktop software) so I ended up with no
dhcpcd service
664 [13:26:56] <Franciman> how can I configure the network now?
(So that I can install dhcpcd)
665 [13:27:27] <fireba11> Franciman: don't think it's
possible to not install a dhcp client
666 [13:27:38] <Franciman> uhm, it wasn't installed
667 [13:27:47] <tmroland> which dhclient
668 [13:27:57] <tmroland> at terminal
669 [13:27:58] <Franciman> I mean dhcpcd.service was not listed
in the available services
670 [13:27:59] <tmroland> and see what it says
671 [13:28:06] <Franciman> oh cool
672 [13:28:15] <tmroland> its part of base system
673 [13:28:19] <tmroland> in any distro
674 [13:28:28] <ksk> 11:27 < Franciman> I mean
dhcpcd.service was not listed in the available services -- that
would be about a dhcp server.
675 [13:28:36] <Haohmaru> 2020 is just not the same without
internetz
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677 [13:29:13] <Franciman> ksk uhm I thought it was a dhcp client
daemon service
678 [13:29:21] <tmroland> if you dont have network manager
installed , just use /etc/network/interfaces to configure the
interface
679 [13:29:50] <Franciman> is there a debian guide to follow?
680 [13:30:00] <Franciman>
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681 [13:30:19] <Franciman> but it's only half of the story,
I don't have the dhcpcd service, so I need to do it manually
682 [13:30:28] <ksk> Franciman: you basicly have to issue
"dhclient $interface" as root, to make it work one-time
683 [13:30:48] <ksk> I would suggest installing network-manager
or so after that, if you are more of an end-user and like to click
things :)
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687 [13:31:20] <ksk> Then you just configure networking using
that GUI, same as you would in Windows.
688 [13:31:53] <Franciman> I would be happy to learn how to do it
otherwise lol
689 [13:31:56] <Franciman> ok thanks
690 [13:32:01] <Franciman> getting back to installation
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707 [13:59:55] <ragedragon> Hello the room, does one of you know
why a migration from hdd to ssd using only dd (and the same
mbr/partition table) on a laptop fail to boot ? OS: Win7
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709 [14:00:08] <ragedragon> i ran a persistent live usb (old
stretch)
710 [14:00:35] <ragedragon> is a syslinux mbr (or install mbr)
required?
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712 [14:01:07] <ragedragon> i've got at boot "Missing
operating system" on the new ssd
713 [14:01:16] <ratrace> ragedragon: what exactly did you dd?
714 [14:02:07] <ragedragon> firsty i did a backup of the whole
hdd with dd if=/dev/sda of=/mnt/external_disk/backup.img
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717 [14:02:43] <ragedragon> then dd if=backup.img of=/dev/sda
(replaced by the new ssd into the laptop0
718 [14:02:45] <ragedragon> )
719 [14:03:08] <hendursaga> Hi, I'm doing my first release
upgrade, from Stretch to Buster. A few hitches with the apt upgrade
step, but that's done. Before I could run apt dist-upgrade,
though, unattended-upgrades kicked in and I'm not entirely sure
what it's doing - just security upgrades? Dist-upgrade for me??
720 [14:03:10] <ragedragon> boths are now in MBR
721 [14:03:29] <ksk> I dont think this is a good Idea (Since the
SSD is different from HDD; and you will want to setup its filesystem
accoringly, and not use an hdd optimized one..)
722 [14:04:02] <ragedragon> ratrace, ksk, ok
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724 [14:04:11] <ksk> so, as always: Create Partitions,
Filesystems on SSD. Sync over your content via rsync. then do the
grub-repair thing
725 [14:04:14] <ksk> !grub-repair
726 [14:04:17] <ksk> mhhm
727 [14:04:32] <ratrace> eh I wouldn't really be
recommending f2fs, if that's what you meant by "not hdd
optimized one"
728 [14:05:04] <ragedragon> it is a corporate laptop where old
win7 is in place... i intend only to move to ssd. I believed that it
is an easy task using dd...
729 [14:05:16] <ragedragon> seems i'm wrong
730 [14:05:20] <ksk> !fixmbr
731 [14:05:20] <dpkg> To reinstall <GRUB> boot to your
Debian install disk/live CD, switch to the other console (Alt-F2),
mount your root filesystem (mount -t ext4 /dev/whatever /target ;
mount --bind /dev /target/dev ; mount -t proc none /target/proc ;
mount -t sysfs none /target/sys), chroot into it (chroot /target),
run "mount /boot/efi" on EFI and "update-grub
&& grub-install /dev/whatever". See also <rescue
mode>, <dual boot guide>, <supergrub>.
732 [14:05:37] <ratrace> and technically dd'ing the device
shouldn've caused this. uuids are filesystem specific, and the
only thing I can think of is bios thinking gpt is corrupt if the
backup partition is missing (Eg hdd was bigger than ssd), but if
this is mbr...
733 [14:05:38] <hendursaga> My computer is shutting down and it
says not to power off, because of unattended-upgrades. Will this be
taking a long time? I can't see any progress on it.
734 [14:06:22] <ragedragon> ksk, actually the Win7 bootloader
chain is in place
735 [14:06:34] <ragedragon> ksk, fixing mbr is required?
736 [14:07:00] <ksk> only if you choose to create
partitions+filesystems yourself, and just copy over contents of the
hdd.
737 [14:07:02] <ragedragon> ksk, the bios setting is not changed
(using legacy mode, not uefi)
738 [14:07:13] <ragedragon> ok
739 [14:07:16] <ragedragon> thx
740 [14:07:30] <ratrace> hendursaga: is that some gnome thing
now, ala windows? "Please don't turn off your computer
while the updates are running" or somesuch?
741 [14:07:41] <ksk> How does it fail to boot btw, what does it
say?
742 [14:07:42] <ratrace> hendursaga: also, unattended upgrades is
not really a good idea.
743 [14:08:03] <ragedragon> ksk, only indicating 'Missing
Operating System'
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745 [14:08:15] <ragedragon> i checked the order of boot
devices... it is ok
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747 [14:08:25] <ratrace> ragedragon: was the old sda just plain
linux or you had dual boot with windows on it?
748 [14:08:29] <ksk> Sounds like BIOS/UEFI cant even handover to
your bootloader then.
749 [14:08:43] <ragedragon> no dual boot only Win7 (corporate)
750 [14:08:47] <hendursaga> ratrace: No, not graphical.
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752 [14:09:01] <ratrace> hendursaga: sorry, I lost you
753 [14:09:21] <ratrace> ragedragon: wait, what did you dd? disc
containing _what_ exactly?
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755 [14:09:27] <ragedragon> ratrace, and of course the ssd is
more bigger than hdd and i let the empty space not used
756 [14:09:30] <hendursaga> ratrace: It's not a GNOME thing.
It's the console, telling me that unattended-upgrades is
running and to please not turn off your computer.
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758 [14:09:52] <ratrace> hendursaga: in result of what command?
759 [14:10:03] <hendursaga> *power off, and in response to
shutdown
760 [14:10:05] <ragedragon> ratrace, i create a image file
containing the whole hdd firstly
761 [14:10:40] <ragedragon> ratrace, this image file is into an
external partition (usb hdd)
762 [14:10:48] <ratrace> ragedragon: but what was on that
disk.... just linux? all partitions just linux and regular grub
configured to boot that? because you mentioned chainloading and
that's a whole different picture then
763 [14:10:54] <ragedragon> no only win7
764 [14:10:59] <ratrace> ........
765 [14:11:08] <ragedragon> with a win7 bootloader chain
766 [14:11:17] <ratrace> so you'r enow asking how to fix
win7 booting?
767 [14:11:48] <ragedragon> ratrace, i don't know, i really
believed that a dd can help to copy a hdd to ssd ....
768 [14:12:16] <ragedragon> because the image file contain first
sector and the mbr no?
769 [14:12:19] <ksk> ragedragon: It does, yes. But we dont know
anything about Windows, and as far as I know you cannot just put an
installed windows into other hardware..
770 [14:12:20] <ratrace> hendursaga: well that's new to me,
that it would do that. maybe there's an apt run going
presently? ps axu | grep -P "apt|dpkg"
771 [14:12:40] <ratrace> ragedragon: but copy WHAT? windows or
linux? because if you broke windows, we can't help there.
772 [14:12:43] <genr8_> ragedragon, it should have worked by all
accounts
773 [14:12:43] <hendursaga> ratrace: It's shutting down. I
can't run anything.
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775 [14:13:11] <ksk> ragedragon: there is an "Please include
generic drivers into kernel" option, try that before creating
the image. Also: ##windows
776 [14:13:27] <ragedragon> ratrace, my initial hdd (containing
win7 only) is able to boot, not the ssd
777 [14:13:29] <ratrace> hendursaga: well, I'll chalk that
up to ONE MORE reason to never run unattended upgrades, if
that's what it is. that said, no idea how long it'd take.
depends on how many packages it needs to upgrade and if there's
dkms like nvidia or zfs in the picture.
778 [14:14:07] <ratrace> ragedragon: sorry we cannot help you
debugging windows 7 bootin issues. you'll have to ask in
#windows
779 [14:14:32] <hendursaga> ratrace: Well, I forgot I even had it
on. And considering I haven't used this machine in over a
year....
780 [14:14:38] <ragedragon> ratrace, ok no problem i believed
that it was a dd command issue or something related
781 [14:14:42] <ratrace> for linux, dd'ing linux ONLY disks
with no chainloading and stuff, it should work just like that.
782 [14:14:42] <ragedragon> partition ....
783 [14:14:54] <genr8_> it should work
784 [14:15:02] <ragedragon> ratrace, yes i already did it in the
past w/o any problem
785 [14:15:19] <genr8_> are you sure you did the right drive? did
you do /dev/sda ? so its the MBR also (not /dev/sda1 only one
partition)
786 [14:15:29] <ragedragon> ratrace, ksk i will see around win
chat...thx a lot
787 [14:15:30] <ratrace> ragedragon: right, so this is a windows
issue, maybe it's bound to disk serial number (wouldn't be
surprised), so you'll have to ask #windows
788 [14:16:06] <ragedragon> genr8_, yes sure i did not write to a
partition because the ssd is new (just received) without any
partition
789 [14:16:21] <ragedragon> or partition scheme
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791 [14:16:37] <ratrace> hendursaga: then leave it now. it if
tkes more than 10 minutes, something's wrong. dunno if I can
recommend to hard reboot it or not. there's so much fail in
that unattended shit, this is textbook example.
792 [14:16:39] <genr8_> are you sure you plugged it in
793 [14:16:51] <ragedragon> ratrace, ah i can image the issue
with the serial number, good idea thx 1
794 [14:16:53] <ragedragon> !
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797 [14:18:02] <genr8_> you know you cant boot windows off USB
right? You have to put the new SSD inside where the old HDD was
798 [14:18:08] <ragedragon> hoping that M$ can generate online or
using the old hdd a usb repair image to start something to recreate
the boot loader chain or mbr...
799 [14:18:20] <ragedragon> genr8_, yes it was the case
800 [14:18:37] <ragedragon> i replaced the new ssd into the
laptop
801 [14:18:44] <ratrace> ragedragon: that said, nobody should be
running win7 any more, especially not online.
802 [14:18:45] <genr8_> i guess youll just have to recover the
bootloader then, idk
803 [14:19:05] <genr8_> 'Missing Operating System'
<-- bios cant detect a MBR
804 [14:19:17] <ragedragon> ratrace, yes i know :)
805 [14:19:29] <ragedragon> genr8_, it is not an windows message?
806 [14:19:36] <genr8_> it is not.
807 [14:19:46] <ragedragon> genr8_, ok thx i will check the bios
808 [14:19:51] <ragedragon> it is a dell laptop
809 [14:20:02] <hendursaga> ratrace: So apparently it shutdown
for me. Now apt update says I have 227 to upgrade. What do I do
first? apt upgrade? apt dist-upgrade??
810 [14:20:31] <ratrace> hendursaga: apt upgrade. you don't
need dist-upgrade unless you're upgrading across major versions
811 [14:20:32] <genr8_> i had a feeling it was a Dell. thats a
message from the dell bios saying there was no way to boot
812 [14:20:55] <ratrace> hendursaga: with apt, that is! apt-get
is a bit different story, and dist-upgrade is needed for new
packages like kernels.
813 [14:21:05] <ragedragon> genr8_, ok i see
814 [14:21:35] <ragedragon> i only saw that the bios can read the
size of ssd (240G)
815 [14:21:44] <hendursaga> ratrace: So you're saying apt
upgrade, then apt dist-upgrade?
816 [14:21:54] <ratrace> "unless you're upgrading
across major versions" ... and that's wrong too, I
confused it with something else.
817 [14:22:05] <ratrace> hendursaga: i'm saying just
"apt upgrade" should suffice
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819 [14:22:48] <hendursaga> But I still haven't run
dist-upgrade yet.
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821 [14:22:54] <ragedragon> genr8_, i saw that there are 2
options (AHCI and ATA or something similar); previous hdd was AHCI,
should i change it to ATA?
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823 [14:23:18] <yanmaani>
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824 [14:23:28] <yanmaani> Have you considered using `pdfprivacy`
for this?
825 [14:23:35] <ksk> ragedragon: this is a channel about Debian,
please take your questions elsewhere..
826 [14:23:40] <ratrace> hendursaga: apt (vs apt-get) does not
have or need dist-upgrade
827 [14:23:47] <ragedragon> ksk, of course yes; sorry.
828 [14:24:33] <genr8_> should be fine with either.
829 [14:24:39] <hendursaga> ratrace: Well, apt upgrade
doesn't do anything - there's a huge list of packages
"kept back"
830 [14:25:06] <genr8_> cause its time to do a dist-upgrade
though, so that makes sense
831 [14:25:42] <ratrace> hendursaga: are you actually using `apt`
or `apt-get` ?
832 [14:25:54] <hendursaga> apt. I never use apt-get.
833 [14:26:53] <ratrace> so apt doesn't need dist-upgrade as
it does its function (chanign package dependencies and removing
some) through regular "upgrade". now it's possible
that unattended ugpraded messed things up. I'd start with `apt
install -f` and see if anything moves
834 [14:27:05] <hendursaga> apt dist-upgrade lists the same huge
list of packages, but not "kept back", but "will be
upgraded"..
835 [14:27:24] <hendursaga> ratrace: Did that. Nothing. Just
packages to autoremove.
836 [14:27:45] <genr8_> just do what it wants.
837 [14:27:52] <ratrace> then run apt-get dist-upgrade to finish
it
838 [14:28:27] <hendursaga> Wow, 1.3 GB freed up...
839 [14:31:04] <ratrace> btw I think the same would be done with
apt full-upgrade, I'm guessing packages were kept back because
old deps needed removing, which is what apt full-upgrade and apt-get
dist-upgrade, would do
840 [14:31:37] <genr8_> yep
841 [14:31:58] <ratrace> though regular apt upgrade should do all
that afaik. think unattended upgrades left the ssystem in some
half-state, as it uses apt-get internally iirc
842 [14:32:09] <ratrace> also good time to remove that
abomination of unattended-upgrades.
843 [14:32:23] <genr8_> yeah i hate that too
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846 [14:33:38] <hendursaga> Disabled, yup
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852 [14:37:36] <raub> I need to run openssl with 3DES for a test.
According to the openssl docs, v 1.1.0 supports it. So I installed
debian9/stretch but I can't find that cipher when I ask
'openssl ciphers -v ALL|grep -i des'
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854 [14:39:27] <genr8_> its been deprecated
855 [14:39:34] <ksk> raub: I can only imagine 3DES was already
considered insecure in Stretch and so its not part of openssl.
856 [14:40:14] <ratrace> yes I think Debian is not compiling
openssl with --enable-weak-ssl-ciphers which would be needed
857 [14:41:17] <ksk> from wikipedia: "OpenSSL does not
include 3DES by default since version 1.1.0 (August 2016) and
considers it a "weak cipher".[22] "
858 [14:41:43] <ksk>
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859 [14:42:06] <raub> Aha, I must have misread it. So, onwards to
debian8
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864 [14:45:11] <raub> ksk: I thought that
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867 [14:47:33] <H4ndy> raub it says that for 1.0.1 and 1.0.2
868 [14:47:44] <H4ndy> right below that "For the 1.1.0
release, which we expect to release tomorrow, we will treat
triple-DES just like we are treating RC4. It is not compiled by
default; you have to use “enable-weak-ssl-ciphers” as a
config option"
869 [14:48:15] <genr8_> yeah debian is compiled without that.
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876 [14:59:53] <oxek> well this was fun. I wanted to install the
tint taskbar for openbox, so I do 'apt install tint', all
goes well. Then I run 'tint' from terminal, and it starts
a tetris game...
877 [15:00:00] <oxek> the correct package name is tint2
878 [15:00:52] <hegemoOn> taman: ksk this is what i did
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883 [15:05:48] <ratrace> oxek: huh... why you have /usr/games
before /(s)/bin in PATH :) careful wit dwarf fortress or hilarity
will ensue :)
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885 [15:06:48] <ratrace> oxek: oh you don't.... tint2 vs
tint.... well funny anway :)
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893 [15:09:07] <Fenris> hello
894 [15:09:15] <klys> hi
895 [15:09:46] <Fenris> nothing, got a relative poor velocity
downloading from deb.debian.org
896 [15:09:48] <Fenris> solved.
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898 [15:11:09] <dvs> next?
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903 [15:12:40] <ratrace> !next
904 [15:12:41] <dpkg> Another happy customer leaves the building.
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985 [16:38:19] <NetTerminalGene> ,v firefox-esr
986 [16:38:20] <judd> Package: firefox-esr on amd64 -- jessie:
52.8.1esr-1~deb8u1; stretch-updates: 60.6.3esr-1~deb9u1;
jessie-security: 68.9.0esr-1~deb8u2; stretch: 68.10.0esr-1~deb9u1;
stretch-proposed-updates: 68.10.0esr-1~deb9u1; stretch-security:
68.10.0esr-1~deb9u1; buster: 68.10.0esr-1~deb10u1;
buster-proposed-updates: 68.12.0esr-1~deb10u1; buster-security:
68.12.0esr-1~deb10u1;
987 [16:38:21] <judd> bullseye: 78.3.0esr-2; sid: 78.3.0esr-2
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989 [16:38:49] <lpancescu> hi, using debian for many years but
i've never tried to install from a live iso. do you get the
same setup as when choosing e.g. gnome-desktop on a netinst?
990 [16:39:39] <lpancescu> it would be practical when network
connectivity isn't great
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992 [16:40:26] <lpancescu> i assume most packages would be taken
from the iso - or does it just copy the live image to the disk as it
is?
993 [16:40:45] <oxek> ratrace: I just found what you meant with
dwarf fortress. df... that must have been fun
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1000 [16:43:55] <ksk> oxek: lol, I was also wondering what he
meant ;)
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1007 [16:49:57] <n4dir> lpancescu: as far i follow most recommend
against using the live iso's for installing.
1008 [16:50:18] <n4dir> as they cause trouble. As said: as far i
follow
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1010 [16:51:46] <lpancescu> n4dir: thanks, that's also how i
remembered it... should i then use the first installation dvd when
going for an install with bad network? there's an xfce install
cd, but not one for gnome or kde
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1012 [16:53:11] <n4dir> I would say yes, use the first DVD. I
didn't know there is no gnome or kde DVD install media. Wait if
someone says: nah, using the live iso is fine in such cases (or
confirms what i heard)
1013 [16:53:35] <n4dir> ah, you only meant CD ? Yeah, i heard so
these days. So yes, DVD would be it then.
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1015 [16:55:16] <lpancescu> xfce is small, it fits on a normal cd
image (not that it matters, i'll be writing the iso on an usb
stick anyway)
1016 [16:55:58] <n4dir> back in the days apt-get install xfce4 was
around 180 MB (without xorg though)
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1018 [16:56:09] <n4dir> and without the goodies
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1025 [16:58:24] <lpancescu> xfce is awesome, very fast and few
bugs - no memory leaks, either :)
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1032 [17:00:48] <lpancescu> 10.6 is due to be released tomorrow,
right?
1033 [17:00:57] <flayer> i will try xfce, i am getting tired of
gnome
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1035 [17:02:25] <n4dir> lpancescu: yes, i for one like xfce4 too.
Does enough what i want, doesn't stand in my way, uses only
little ressources, and what not
1036 [17:02:45] <tozhu> hello, I have a simple question regarding
to the kernel package name schema that compiled from source: I
compiled kernel 5.8.11, and get the kernel deb package :
linux-image-5.8.11_5.8.11-1_amd64.deb and
linux-headers-5.8.11_5.8.11-1_amd64.deb ; my question is: why the
official release, the package name is
linux-[image|headers]-<V.v.vv>_amd64 ; but I compiled schema
is: linux-[image|headers]-V.v.vv_V.v.vv-1_amd64 where is the rule to
define the name sche
1037 [17:02:57] <lpancescu> flayer: i see some sort of memory leak
with gnome, both on nouveau and amd graphics - the upstream issue
tracker is full of such reports, going back at least to 2014.
similar for kde :(
1038 [17:03:46] <flayer> sometimes i have to restart cause the
desktop environment slows down to a crawl
1039 [17:04:12] <flayer> i'm blaming gnome-shell but i dunno
1040 [17:04:25] <lpancescu> debian xfce is really well integrated,
wrt chosen applications
1041 [17:04:40] <tozhu> and the 2nd question: when I compiled the
kernel, there is no linux-headers-V.v.vvv-common ; how to compile
that package for the kernel? thanks in advance
1042 [17:05:36] <lpancescu> hard to say, upstream isn't sure
either, they speak of multiple different memory leaks: some with
references between javascript and c, others probably due to
triggering bugs in graphics drivers... kde also has the problem with
javascript plasmoids leaking fast
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1045 [17:07:54] <flayer> well, we'll see what happens, just
removed gnome and installed xfce4 -- gonna restart
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1051 [17:12:22] <flayer> oops, had to remove both
'gnome' and 'gnome-shell' packages to get it all
uninstalled
1052 [17:13:17] <zerocool> buddies i have a question. im running
an apt mirror and one of my urls always 404's... 'debian
buster-backports/main Translation-en'
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1056 [17:15:19] <flayer> hey my thumbnails are generating properly
again
1057 [17:15:32] * flayer eyerolls
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1066 [17:24:08] <LtL> zerocool: the correct line would be, deb
replaced-url
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1068 [17:25:35] <LtL> maybe apt mirror is different, but i doubt
it.
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1095 [17:47:08] <hendursaga> Upgrade went successful. Less
eventful than I thought it'd be :)
1096 [17:47:29] <ratrace> ksk:
replaced-url
1097 [17:48:32] <zerocool> LtL: im using: ^deb
replaced-url
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1102 [17:49:41] <jim> hi... could someone point me to the docs on
/etc/default/grub ?
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1105 [17:51:17] <LtL> zerocool: that should be fine. are you using
apt-mirror? or just referring to a mirror?
1106 [17:51:40] <another> jim: see line 3+4
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1109 [17:53:13] <jim> another. confused for a moment... did you
mean lines 3 and 4 in that file?
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1111 [17:53:47] <another> yes
1112 [17:54:38] <zerocool> LtL: yes it's apt-mirror
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1114 [17:55:33] <Franciman> Hi, I installed xserver-xorg-core,
then when I installed xinit
1115 [17:55:38] <Franciman> it also installed a lot of stuff
1116 [17:55:51] <Franciman> like xserver-xorg-video-intel (which I
DON'T NEED)
1117 [17:55:52] <Franciman> why?
1118 [17:56:33] <sney> !why recommends
1119 [17:56:33] <dpkg> From Debian 5.0 "Lenny" onwards,
apt-get and aptitude both install "Recommended" packages
by default. From <policy> section 7.2, Recommends,
"declares a strong, but not absolute, dependency. The
Recommends field should list packages that would be found together
with this one in all but unusual installations." You're
not that unusual, trust us. By not installing
"recommended" packages you will be missing functionality.
1120 [17:56:47] <sney> congratulations, you found an edge case
where they could have been disabled, probably.
1121 [17:57:18] <sney> though all of those X drivers are teeny
weeny on disk, and will not hurt anything by being there.
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1123 [17:58:46] <sney> you can see which packages are Depends and
which are Recommends by looking at the output of 'apt show
packagename'
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1125 [17:59:36] <LtL> zerocool: i have never used apt-mirror,
suggest you 'man apt-mirror' … or keep asking, i
assume it's a syntax error
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1128 [18:04:09] <Franciman> hm
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1132 [18:05:56] <Franciman> thanks sney
1133 [18:06:03] <Franciman> so I'm unsure
1134 [18:06:35] <Franciman> is there a way to remove all packages
that I installed since a particular date?
1135 [18:06:44] <Franciman> a sort of snapshot of the packages
installed at a given time
1136 [18:07:01] <sney> not automatically, but you can look at
/var/log/apt/history.log to find out what those packages were
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1139 [18:09:41] <Franciman> thank you, sney
1140 [18:09:52] <sney> np
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1145 [18:17:49] <Franciman> thing is
1146 [18:18:06] <Franciman> dpkg says that recommendations are not
unusual
1147 [18:18:07] <dpkg> Franciman: okay
1148 [18:18:18] <Franciman> but why does it install all the xorg
video modules?
1149 [18:18:37] <Franciman> I only have one VGA, at most two...
1150 [18:19:12] <dvs> !says that recommendations
1151 [18:19:12] <dpkg> says that recommendations are not unusual
1152 [18:20:17] <sney> the debian X team would know the
authoritative answer to that, but I would say it's probably
because you might want to move your hard drive to a different system
at some point, and this means it'll work. and again, there are
multiple packages but they're really very small, you
wouldn't notice the difference
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1154 [18:20:57] <sney> a debian system generally tries to be
hardware-agnostic. this is also why initramfs-tools defaults to
modules=most
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1157 [18:22:35] <sney> technically speaking, it's because
xserver-xorg-video-all depends on all of those individual driver
packages, and apt does not know what video hardware you have
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1170 [18:29:03] <Franciman> understood
1171 [18:29:16] <Franciman> but now with the intel drive, I had a
not good working system :<
1172 [18:29:19] <Franciman> driver*
1173 [18:29:26] <Franciman> well no problem, I uninstalled it
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1180 [18:42:53] <toeshred> Hello! I'm trying to change my
/etc/hosts file, but when I curl the domain is seems like the change
in the hosts file is not taking effect. Do I need to do anything
after I've made my changes to /etc/hosts?
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1193 [18:55:26] <ratrace> toeshred: no, you don't. is the
syntax correct in the hosts file? <ip> hostname ?
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1195 [18:56:01] <ratrace> toeshred: also what does this say: grep
hosts /etc/nsswitch.conf
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1197 [18:56:09] <toeshred> ratrace: yes the syntax is correct.
1198 [18:56:22] <toeshred> ratrace: files mdns4_minimal
[NOTFOUND=return] dns
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1202 [18:57:08] <ratrace> toeshred: well then /etc/hosts _should_
be consulted _first_ in name resolution. check again, maybe you
confused something with curl?
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1204 [18:58:52] <ratrace> toeshred: also that nsswitch.conf line
is a bit weird. you sure you want mdns to have greater authority
than dns on nxdomain ?
1205 [18:59:06] <toeshred> ratrace: Ah, maybe it's because I
didnt use the actual IP in the redirect, I used another domain, like
this: host1.com host2.com
1206 [18:59:32] <toeshred> ratrace: that was just the default.
I've never edited nsswitch.conf before.
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1208 [19:01:16] <ratrace> weird. I wonder what set that default.
anyway, what do you mean by "ip in the redirect"...
what's your curl query like?
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1211 [19:01:57] <toeshred> pretty much just this: curl
toeshred.com
1212 [19:02:19] <toeshred> And my hosts entry is: arkdedicated.com
toeshred.com
1213 [19:02:42] <toeshred> But when I curl each, I get different
html output still.
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1216 [19:08:02] <ratrace> toeshred: when you do curl -s -D - -o
/dev/null toeshred.com do you get a Location: header in there?
1217 [19:08:38] <os_> hi, i found this tag (implemented-in::c) in
dosbox debian tags , should i report a bug since dosbox is
implemented in c++? and not have even one file with .c extension?
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1219 [19:09:08] <toeshred> ratrace: i do not
1220 [19:09:34] <ratrace> toeshred: and with -v does it show
trying the expected IP ?
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1222 [19:11:07] <toeshred> ratrace: it still shows them both as
different domains.
1223 [19:11:26] <toeshred> and shows different IP's for each.
1224 [19:11:46] <cipherize> toeshred: What is the actual contents
of /etc/hosts?
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1226 [19:12:43] <toeshred> cipherize:
replaced-url
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1228 [19:13:00] <cipherize> That last line is not a valid hosts
entry.
1229 [19:13:20] <ratrace> toeshred: yeah well, I _did_ ask you if
the syntax was <ip> hostname and you said yes
1230 [19:13:30] <cipherize> man 5 hosts: IP name1 name2 name3 ...
1231 [19:14:19] <toeshred> ah ok. i guess i thoguht ip and host
was interchangeable like how it is on a web browser. i have much to
learn.
1232 [19:14:42] <cipherize> The man page for hosts would have
indicated if that were so.
1233 [19:14:58] <cipherize> "This file is a simple text file
that associates IP addresses with hostnames, one line per IP
address."
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1235 [19:15:35] <toeshred> I'll try it now with the IP
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1237 [19:17:11] <toeshred> And it works. Ty ratrace and cipherize
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1239 [19:18:39] <sney> if you wanted local CNAMEs you would have
to run an actual dns server, like dnsmasq, or many routers can do it
1240 [19:19:31] <toeshred> yeah i may end up just doing that from
the router at a later point.
1241 [19:19:37] <toeshred> good idea
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1314 [20:36:59] <echelon> hi, how do i stop this prevent this
error.. No subnet declaration for docker0 in isc-dhcp-server?
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1326 [20:46:15] <goddard> how can i see why a certain library was
installed?
1327 [20:46:18] <goddard> is that possible?
1328 [20:46:23] <goddard> or see what is using it
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1330 [20:47:51] <greycat> you can see what's *using* it, sort
of, with "aptitude why pkgname"
1331 [20:47:59] <greycat> you cannot see what decisions were made
in the past
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1334 [20:49:51] <teo7> Hi, how to switch between integrated video
card and dedicated gpu?
1335 [20:50:00] <teo7> I'm on debian stable and I've an
geforce 950m, so I installed the proprietary driver through
"apt install nvidia-driver". Now is there any
extension/application that allows me to switch between integrated
video card and dedicated video card?
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1340 [20:55:47] <jmcnaught> teo7: there is information on this
wiki page about setting setting that up:
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1355 [21:10:06] <somiaj> teo7: please don't cross post.
1356 [21:10:08] <somiaj> !cross-post
1357 [21:10:08] <dpkg> Posting the same question in several places
at the same time (IRC channels, news groups, mailing lists, forums)
is impolite; your time is NOT more valuable than everyone
else's. Your question might be answered elsewhere, meanwhile we
are wasting our time doing research for a problem you've
already solved. Cross-posting can also make you look like a spammer
and get you k:lined. See also <multiple ask> <hurry>.
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1360 [21:13:00] <flayer> any suggestions for relatively simple
text editors like gedit in xfce4?
1361 [21:13:24] <diogenes_> flayer, the default one is pretty good
mousepad.
1362 [21:13:27] <n4dir> mousepad, though that is more easy than
gedit. Perhaps geany, but that is more
1363 [21:14:47] <n4dir> after i learned the very basics of vim
they all seem way more complicated to me.
1364 [21:15:06] <sney> how about gedit? it doesn't depend on
the whole gnome ecosystem, and as a gtk app it shouldn't look
out of place in xfce
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1367 [21:15:32] <smashgrab> Pluma seems pretty light, but not sure
what the deps are.
1368 [21:15:43] <flayer> too many choices lol thanks guys
1369 [21:16:57] <smashgrab> Any suggestions on an all in one
printer (print and scan) that will work on debian. Someone got my
parents an HP Photo Envy 7855. Quick attempt at installing was able
to print/scan but the front panel on printer that lets you put
something in the doc feeder complains about no HP app on the
computer. Don't mind buying them a different printer, but want
them to be able to easily scan as well as print, ideally. So thought
I would ask for
1370 [21:16:57] <smashgrab> recommend or advice. Will give it a
closer look when I get another chance.
1371 [21:17:45] <packetS> can anyone help me finish installing a
debian flavor (parrotOS) so that it doesn't need the usb to
boot?
replaced-url
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1373 [21:18:06] <greycat> !parrot
1374 [21:18:06] <dpkg> Parrot Linux is a distribution based on
<testing> for security experts, developers and privacy aware
people. It is not Debian and is not supported in #debian. Support
can be found in #parrotsec on Freenode or the community pages
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1375 [21:18:09] <flayer> smashgrab, i use xsane for scanning
1376 [21:18:25] <packetS> theres like 50 people in that channel
1377 [21:18:51] <packetS> nothing official i just need some help
conceptually im lost
1378 [21:18:56] <sney> !they don't know
1379 [21:18:56] <dpkg> We're sorry your distro's channel
isn't being helpful, but that doesn't make it appropriate
to use #debian for non-Debian questions. Please go back to your
channel and wait patiently for better help, or install Debian and
party with us.
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1381 [21:19:39] <smashgrab> flayer, ideally I want to be able to
use the doc feeder and it seems I cannot at least after first
attempt at setting up. I am able to scan, but cannot put something
in the doc feeder and press a button to scan which is what I would
want to have happen.
1382 [21:19:41] <packetS> it doesnt but why wont grub take the
bootloader after i specifically flagged the partition table to fat32
for the uefi reqwuirement
1383 [21:20:32] <sney> also, parrot will not magically turn you
into a hacker, and everything you can do in a specialized OS like
parrot, you can also do on debian. we could help you if you were
using debian. and if you insist on demanding support for parrot in
here, greycat will eventually ban you.
1384 [21:20:38] <packetS> since monday
1385 [21:22:52] <packetS> ill just install gentoo then
1386 [21:22:56] <smashgrab> packetS, you might want to consult
arch linux documentation for conceptual answers. But I would just
install debian, personally.
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1388 [21:25:20] <packetS> its not installing anything like at the
uefi menu there are zero boot options
1389 [21:25:52] <sney> packetS: ask in ##linux for general
conceptual stuff if you can't bring yourself to follow any of
our other advice
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1392 [21:26:08] <packetS> and i wouldnt be able to install debian
either geinus
1393 [21:26:09] <sney> "but I want you to help me" is
not a justification for #debian to ignore our own multi-decade-old
channel rules
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1395 [21:26:44] <packetS> its not i actually know that its just a
gvery frtustrtaing proiblem for 7 days now
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1397 [21:26:56] <sney> rip
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1399 [21:27:54] <packetS> it says something i would come to
#debian befgore #parrotsec
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1401 [21:28:12] <packetS> knowing this would be the respoinse too
1402 [21:28:20] <greycat> Yes, it says something, but I don't
think that it says what you think it says.
1403 [21:28:57] <packetS> you can skin a cat more than one way i
heard
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1406 [21:30:40] <packetS> do i need to build a shrine for richard
stallman along side my server rack or donate to autism children of
america like what does it take
1407 [21:30:44] <sponix2ipfw> I just don't eat cats
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1409 [21:31:55] <packetS> so you eat dogs, thats what your saying?
1410 [21:32:02] <packetS> you sick bastard?
1411 [21:32:03] <sponix2ipfw> packetS: maybe leave, return later,
and only ask Debian specific questions
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1413 [21:32:36] <sponix2ipfw> Wish you luck
1414 [21:32:37] <packetS> #debian eats puppies
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1416 [21:32:44] <flayer> ...
1417 [21:32:44] <packetS> fuckers
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1422 [21:33:31] <taman> Why is 'kworker/0:3+events'
using so much CPU?
replaced-url
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1426 [21:36:45] <tomreyn> because it needs to compute so much
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1430 [21:38:00] <taman> Until recently, it did not.
1431 [21:38:21] <tomreyn> this may suggest that something changed
recently
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1433 [21:39:29] <Kon> Will adding backports as a source mean all
my packages will upgrade during next "apt upgrade" ?
Similar to Ubuntu's *-updates ?
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1435 [21:39:55] <greycat> No. You have to specify each backport
explicitly.
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1437 [21:40:05] <Kon> Thanks, just wanted to confirm that
1438 [21:40:31] <Kon> I see the documentation says apt-get -t
buster-backports install package
1439 [21:40:33] <Kon> But can I do
1440 [21:40:41] <Kon> apt install package/buster-backports ?
1441 [21:41:46] <nvz> not that I know of
1442 [21:42:07] <nvz> only sort of thing I know of like that is
that you can do packag:arch when using multiarch
1443 [21:43:04] <tomreyn> =version works with apt
1444 [21:43:18] <alex11> !tias
1445 [21:43:18] <dpkg> TIAS is "Try It And See".
1446 [21:43:22] <tomreyn> and you can get the version from apt
policy package
1447 [21:43:54] <Kon> alex11: Actually messing about with someone
else's Dockerfile atm
1448 [21:44:14] <alex11> then don't tias :D
1449 [21:45:00] <Kon> From the manpages, though, FYI:
1450 [21:45:02] <Kon> Alternatively the version from a specific
release can be selected by following the package name with a forward
slash (/) and codename (buster, bullseye, sid ...) or suite name
(stable, testing, unstable).
1451 [21:45:23] <Kon> Perhaps that's just from the release
and doesn't apply to backports
1452 [21:45:30] <sney> apt is apt, that should work fine
1453 [21:45:52] <sney> the instructions have 1 example for
simplicity's sake. but the apt man page applies accross the
board.
1454 [21:48:37] <nvz> ah.. well this may be a new feature of the
new tool "apt"
1455 [21:48:51] <nvz> which is a bit fancier than the old apt-get
and apt-cache
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1457 [21:49:33] <nvz> that one is news to me :D
1458 [21:49:46] <Kon> Just grabbed a Debian docker image real
quick and tried it out
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1460 [21:50:10] <Kon> Unfortunately seems it can't find a
release "stretch-backports"
1461 [21:50:18] <Kon> When doing it that way
1462 [21:50:39] <nvz> you'd need to have a source for it
1463 [21:50:39] <sponix2ipfw> Kon: if a fresh image, wouldn't
it be buster ?
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1467 [21:51:15] <Kon> sponix2ipfw: I pulled the stretch-backports
image
1468 [21:51:22] <nvz> apt doesn't "find" anything,
it operates on your local cache which is produced based on what your
sources are
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1470 [21:52:12] <Kon> Oh that explains a lot
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1472 [21:52:31] <Kon> Looking at the sources list, turns out the
stretch-backports Docker image doesn't have stretch-backports
enabled out of the box
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1474 [21:52:47] <greycat> local cache of package lists and
metadata, not cache of actual packages
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1523 [22:45:39] <flayer> so, uh... i have uninstalled
network-manager and now i'm not sure how to manage my network
interfaces because ifup and ifconfig don't exist ...
1524 [22:45:54] <flayer> and i am not at all sure how i am
connected to anything atm
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1529 [22:51:13] <jmcnaught> flayer: ifupdown package is not
installed?
1530 [22:51:30] <flayer> 0.8.35+b1 is installed
1531 [22:52:18] <jmcnaught> flayer: that is the package that
contains the ifup and ifdown commands, which you use on interfaces
that are configured in /etc/network/interfaces
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1533 [22:52:32] <flayer> ok, so that's still used
1534 [22:52:37] <flayer> i imagine that's how it found dhcp
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1536 [22:53:44] <greycat> if an interface is configured in
/etc/network/interfaces, N-M will ignore it
1537 [22:53:48] <flayer>
replaced-url
1538 [22:53:50] <taman> flayer, you're not running stable
then
1539 [22:54:03] <greycat> ,v ifupdown
1540 [22:54:04] <judd> Package: ifupdown on amd64 -- jessie:
0.7.53.1; stretch: 0.8.19; buster: 0.8.35; bullseye: 0.8.35+b1; sid:
0.8.35+b1
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1543 [22:54:23] <flayer> i haven't had ifconfig or anything
like that in years though
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1545 [22:54:39] <flayer> i don't know where it went :(
1546 [22:55:05] <greycat> flayer:
replaced-url
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1548 [22:55:34] <jhutchins> ifconfig is in net-tools.
1549 [22:55:47] <jhutchins> Not installed by default.
1550 [22:56:01] <flayer> i have that one too
1551 [22:56:07] <greycat> Oh, I'm actually off by a release.
replaced-url
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1555 [22:57:29] <jmcnaught> flayer: if /sbin is not in "echo
$PATH" then you might be using "su" wrong, you need
"su -" or "su -l" for a proper root login shell
with correct environment.
1556 [22:57:56] <flayer> there we go, thanks
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1558 [22:58:07] <greycat> The su thing is on NewInBuster. That one
I'm sure of!
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1560 [22:58:13] <greycat> The net-tools thing is on NewInStretch.
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1567 [23:03:05] <flayer> i really need to keep up more
1568 [23:03:12] <flayer> and stay away from testing/unstable lol
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1572 [23:06:18] <n4dir> i am wondering who might want to su and
not get roots path. But there probably is a good reason behind the
new way
1573 [23:06:50] <greycat> ... don't get me started. :(
1574 [23:07:20] <n4dir> i am used to the old way, so i always su -
and then end in a place, /root, where i didn't want to be and
have to cd back ...
1575 [23:07:39] <flayer> and you can't go arrow up either :(
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1579 [23:09:48] <n4dir> don't know how many times i ran make
install for e16 and had nothing to make install, and it took me a
few minutes to figure it out. lol
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1590 [23:19:11] <RadoS> ratrace, both have "quiet" in
boot params.
1591 [23:19:52] <RadoS> ratrace, re "why is log of services
at boot displayed on A but not on B despite both being installed the
same way".
1592 [23:20:36] <hendursaga> Anyone can recommend a decent, cheap
($15-20) USB WiFi adapter that would work with Debian 10 32-bit?
1593 [23:20:37] <RadoS> "log" => "start up
messages".
1594 [23:20:38] <ratrace> RadoS: something else is different then.
both have plymouth installed?
1595 [23:20:42] <Maws> Installed a AMD R9 gfx card, and ran
apt-get install firmware-amd-graphics
1596 [23:20:42] <Maws> which turned into black screen problem -
able to boot with "nomodeset" in grub, but how would I get
the kernel back to using the integrated Intel graphics ? (i7 6gen)
1597 [23:21:14] <ratrace> RadoS: or looking at it the other way
around, if you remove "quiet" from both kernel command
lines, both should show up systemd boot up log
1598 [23:21:16] <RadoS> ratrace, you mean debian package?
1599 [23:21:56] <RadoS> ratrace, I'll try removing on next
reboot.
1600 [23:22:09] <RadoS> "quiet" was set by installer,
not by me.
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1605 [23:27:59] <tomreyn> Maws: you could run randr setting the
preferred provider in
replaced-url
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1609 [23:30:29] <ratrace> RadoS: you can remove "quiet"
via grub menu temporarily, just as a test
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