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00:00.40awal1I use pcmanfm, very light and stable
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00:33.49raynoldahh it's a wonderful day
00:35.02bazhangraynold, debian support?
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00:36.10soulspireHello, I am using a SoundPal SL50 headset with mic on Debian 8 and OpenBox, cannot access the mic using Pavucontrol and Pulseaudio.
00:36.18wonderworldi added an IP to /etc/hosts.deny     ALL: IP  the ip is still able to connect. am i missing something?
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00:40.16soulspirePerhaps I should stick with buying a USB headset as bluetooth on linux is not ready yet??
00:40.36raynolddid bazhang say something?
00:43.45SerajewelKSwonderworld: /etc/hosts.deny only applies to services that actually read it
00:44.05SerajewelKSwonderworld: if you want to block that host from connecting at all, use iptables instead
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00:45.26n-iCeHello, I'm back, running Debian 8 xfce :) fully.
00:49.58soulspireSo much for linux support being top notch... silence  beats abuse I guess
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01:02.04somiajn-iCe: good, glad the jessie kernel worked and you didnt' need backports for wifi
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01:03.34n-iCesomiaj: worked fine!!
01:03.46n-iCexfce is really fast
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01:29.23n-iCeis debian multi-arch?
01:29.40tomcres1Yes
01:29.46n-iCeteamviewer site says for 32 and 64bits system, I should download teamviewer_12.0.71510_i386.deb
01:29.58n-iCebuut,  package architecture (i386) does not match system (amd64)
01:30.06n-iCewhat should I do, weird
01:30.31tomcres1First do dpkg --add-architecture i386 and run apt update
01:31.14n-iCedone, thanks tomcres1
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02:14.50rocket___> i have a question - i have debian installed - in general how secure are routers?
02:14.59rocket__should i use the iptable
02:15.05rocket__to restrict services to the lan
02:15.15rocket__or is the routers firewall enought?
02:15.21rocket__somehow i dont trust routers
02:15.33Shadow`a router shouldn't let LAN traffic go to the WAN
02:16.12Shadow`and even if it did, if you use a common LAN range, the packets won't really go anywhere even if the router passes them through
02:16.27rocket__i rather think about someone breaking into the router
02:16.34rocket__and get access to the LAN
02:16.43rocket__or is that rather unlikely
02:17.09tomcres1I personally don't run firewalls on my LAN, but others may feel differently. It doesn't really hurt to be extra careful especially if you don't trust your router. I just don't like to be inconvenienced.
02:17.09Shadow`rather unlikely if you disable remote access
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02:18.02rocket__ok thanks
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02:18.26rocket__well i dont know this router software looks so crappy - i kinda get the impression it must be pretty unsecure
02:18.58Shadow`i have a crappy router, but i do think it's firewall and such will work correctly
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02:19.13rocket__im no hacker i dont know
02:19.20Shadow`if u dont trust it, i think it's better to just buy your own router
02:19.32tomcres1Yeah. I'm running Tomato with admin access disabled on the WAN.
02:19.41veekhow do you set a medium font for xterm? xterm.font: medium doesn't work
02:20.02veekxterm.vt100.font that is
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02:20.24tomcres1Wow. App defaults. I haven't used those in like forever!
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02:20.49somiajthe manpage should describe what defaults are used
02:21.57tomcres1Doesn't xterm emulate a vt220 not a vt100?
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02:22.25rocket__is samba in general a security risk?
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02:23.44missmbobno. it is annoying as fuck to configure, though.
02:24.14tomcres1Samba is pretty secure. You have to really misconfigure it to make it otherwise.
02:24.34rocket__ok thanks
02:24.42rocket__and well i think ssh is solid like steel
02:24.53rocket__i will use it with key authentification
02:25.03rocket__guys i really like debian a lot
02:25.22rocket__use it for my server without gui
02:25.25tomcres1We do too 😁
02:25.41rocket__im always concerned a bit about security at all, not because of debian, rather because of me :D
02:26.14rocket__btw how can i enable auto security updates from shell?
02:26.22tomcres1Security issues are usually patched very quickly. Just make sure to update regularly.
02:26.32somiajthe package is unatteneded-upgrades or something like that
02:26.35somiajmake sure to read the docs with it
02:26.38rocket__ah that one
02:26.40rocket__ok
02:26.44rocket__i will do that tomorrow thanks
02:26.51rocket__and good night
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02:47.51eeepromhey all. Im competing in a security competition for school. the box I got is a debian 5 (lenny) box. the repo ftp.egr.msu.edu does not resolve. since debian 5 is EOL, can someon offer any suggestions as to a repo that I can install software from?
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02:49.12Spechttps://www.debian.org/distrib/archive
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04:03.05mww113eeeprom: out of curiosity, why are you using 5?
04:03.36mww113seeing as 8 is current, 5 hasn't been maintained in a while
04:03.56missmbob"security competition for school"
04:04.40missmbobi hope they actually made it difficult. sounds pretty stupid
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04:49.55veekif i have a / fs which i want to make ro, i have to create a ramdisk but how do i deal with /sys /proc etc - ignore them?
04:50.11veekusb linux basically
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05:06.46psychoticwarriorwhats up everybody
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05:12.08psychoticwarriorhows it going
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05:19.01psychoticwarrioranybody still up
05:19.05baconicsynergyi am!
05:19.06baconicsynergywhats up
05:19.09psychoticwarriorsweet
05:19.16psychoticwarriornot much just chillen working on SETOOLkIT
05:19.27baconicsynergylemme look that up
05:19.32psychoticwarriorok
05:19.39psychoticwarriorsocial engineering toolkit
05:19.42Rusty1_!offtopic
05:19.43dpkg#debian is primarily a support channel for Debian users.  Please keep the discussions in #debian on-topic and take longer discussions and non-support questions to #debian-offtopic.  Imagine the chaos if each of the hundreds of people in the channel felt the need to wander off topic for a few minutes every day.
05:20.01psychoticwarriorok
05:20.41baconicsynergyinteresting, but not my cup of tea
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05:21.47baconicsynergyis anyone else having issues with mps-youtube in debian testing?
05:24.35baconicsynergyI have my debian laptop perfectly configured for my development workflow <3 All I need is music :/
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05:25.28baconicsynergyAdditionally, trying to install mps-youtube from pip results in an "requires python3" error, even though I have it installed. I'm pretty puzzled :/
05:26.41veekanyone use olvwm? F6 { Geometry: 159x48+0-1 } doesn't work
05:26.57veekit's supposed to resize window under focus
05:27.31veekthis works so wth? F5 { Quit: OLVWM_USE_SELECTION }
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05:30.46veekwhy will anyone want to see naked babies.. overly pink and hairless
05:31.00veekand blobby..
05:31.39GreyHazRoot.:baconicsynergy:. did you try doing < pip3 install > ???
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06:07.27CrazyTuxWhen will Debian Stretch be out for an end user?
06:10.24somiaj!wir
06:10.24dpkgrumour has it, wir is When It's Ready.  See also <rsn> and <siyh>.
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06:10.30dpkg! nauticalnexus=2017-04-19 cruncher=2017-04-12 cruncher=2017-02-18 bæbīlen=2017-05-06 TomTomTosch=2017-08-08 greycat=2017-08-15 jellÿ=2017-03-17 themíll=2017-05-01
06:10.59somiajCrazyTux: jessie took about 6 months after the freeze, they are trying to be faster, but Debian's time line is when it is ready, and usually annoucments are the week before the release.
06:11.31CrazyTuxok. Thanks a lot.
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10:38.01txphey guys, on my server running debian stable, I switched around between sendmail and exim, which resulted in my syslog getting spammed with something like this "Feb 10 11:36:00 intradev ifup[377]: /sbin/dhclient-script: 28: .: Can't open /usr/share/sendmail/dynamic". Now I've read here http://askubuntu.com/questions/720412/daemon-log-syslog-files-getting-spamed-with-dhcp-information that I just should delete /etc/dhcp/dhclient-exit-hooks.d/sendmail . I would l
10:38.01txpove to get your thoughts on this topic - can anything bad happen if i delete the sendmail hook?
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10:45.50nohopejust rename file, in case you kill smth rename it back
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10:48.42txpnohope: ok, thanks
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10:55.38DustyDingohi,... i am using chromium from debian testing
10:55.48DustyDingoand i have problems installing any extensions
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10:56.37DustyDingoi just get an "installation is not enabled" error and already installed extensions are not present anymore as well
10:56.51DustyDingoi also try this on a new profile etc.
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11:00.30r4co0nDustyDingo, see here: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=851927
11:00.32juddBug http://bugs.debian.org/851927 in chromium (closed): «chromium: add extensions option to CHROMIUM_FLAGS»; severity: wishlist; opened: 2017-01-20; last modified: 2017-02-05.
11:02.00DustyDingor4co0n: right, thx
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11:05.07r4co0nDustyDingo, be aware that reading the bug report reveals that updating extensions still does not work after the fix.
11:05.39r4co0nDustyDingo, so you get a slightly less annoying problem instead of the original one.
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11:09.52boudiccaswhen trying to load virtualbox it fails with this error message 'Failed to open a session for the virtual machine arch.   VT-x is disabled in the BIOS. (VERR_VMX_MSR_VMXON_DISABLED).' it was installed using the setup for jessie on  https://wiki.debian.org/VirtualBox how can i get round this please? other vboxs installed from a previous install work perfectly okay, just the 2 from this install are failing. and yes, i did reboot before
11:09.52boudiccastrying to start it up
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11:12.10r4co0nboudiccas, check the settings of the vms giving you problems. Under System > Acceleration you find "Enable VT-x/AMD-V". I guess this is enabled for the failing vms, disabled for the working ones.
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11:13.12boudiccasi did look there but its enabled for both old and new. and as im trying to load 64 bit isos its needed for them and otherwise creates an error message if its not ticked for the 64 bit ones
11:13.42boudiccasi can only think that the old ones are 32 bit, from an older machine thna this 64bit one
11:16.09DustyDingor4co0n: that sucks
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11:16.16DustyDingoi mean, that the extension won't update
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11:21.31r4co0nDustyDingo, it may be time to look for another browser or find another repository for chromium.
11:22.07DustyDingor4co0n: well, i hope the package maintainer will be able to fix that issues
11:22.15DustyDingoi mean, i don't care about some configuration
11:22.51DustyDingobut stuff not updating extensions is just wrong
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11:22.59r4co0nDustyDingo, as I see it, the package maintainer introduced these issues in the first place. This is not upstream chromium behaviour.
11:23.00DustyDingo*stuff like
11:23.07DustyDingoi know
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11:27.27r4co0nDustyDingo, apparently you can set another flag for updating extensions, See https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=841401
11:27.28juddBug http://bugs.debian.org/841401 in chromium (open): «chromium: doesn't update extensions»; severity: normal; opened: 2016-10-20; last modified: 2017-02-06.
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11:28.16WeeJeWelHey guys! Is cdn.debian.net broken? I'm getting many 404's, also when doing apt-get update
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11:29.20DustyDingor4co0n: do you see how?
11:29.35DustyDingoi don't find the --disable-extension-update flag anywhere explicitly set
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11:29.40DustyDingo/etc/chromium.d
11:30.06r4co0nDustyDingo, read the changelog
11:30.16r4co0nDustyDingo, they introduced it the other way around
11:30.44r4co0nDustyDingo, you need to set "--enable-remote-extensions"
11:30.44DustyDingoi don't get it
11:30.56DustyDingoyes, that thing i already do
11:31.12DustyDingothis way i get remote extensions in the first place, but they are not updated
11:31.15r4co0naah, im confused, sry.
11:31.21DustyDingoeverybody is
11:31.32r4co0nThey say:" - Add new command line flag --enable-remote-extensions, which bypasses the
11:31.32r4co0n<PROTECTED>
11:31.48r4co0nthis should also enable updating
11:32.07DustyDingohm, can't confirm, as stated by some in the issue
11:33.27DustyDingoat least if i enable "developer" mode in the extensions window and hit that update button nothing happens
11:33.52r4co0nDustyDingo, you are right, this should have been fixed in 55.0.2883.75-4 and testing has 55.0.2883.75-6 , but the bug was not fixed.
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11:34.42DustyDingoi can't remember that well, but as far as i do, there was something like a info message that all extensions are now up to date if there aren't any updates. it won't do it completely silent
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11:35.31r4co0nWe should really do something about the state of this package before stretch becomes stable.
11:35.43balorIf I publish "packagename-1.0.0- amd64.deb" (note the space in the package name) to my deb repository.  Will it break an apt-get update?  I'm in this situation and am wondering if this is the cause.
11:35.48r4co0nThis will break chromium installs for a lot of users
11:36.54r4co0nbalor, I guess it will just not be found as you have no architecture " amd64" configured. Why don't you try if you are in this situation?
11:37.36balorr4co0n, I have tried it by accident :) Am wondering if this causes the apt-get update failure to download InRelease or if the issue is elsewhere.
11:37.40r4co0nbalor, and it should be "_amd64", not "-amd64"
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11:38.41dionysus69how do I create acronis usb bootable
11:38.52dionysus69non uefi
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11:39.11dionysus69in efi mode I would just dd the iso to usb but in non uefi mode I dont really know :S
11:39.25klyswith grub2?  what's acronis?
11:39.42dionysus69http://www.acronis.com/en-us/personal/computer-backup/
11:39.59dionysus69I dont care which bootloader it will be booted with
11:40.04dionysus69whats one way to do it?
11:40.08dionysus69any way would work
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11:41.46klysuse grub2 and say something like: grub> chainloader (cd0)/bootmgr  grub> boot
11:42.01dionysus69ok how do I install grub to usb?
11:42.07r4co0nbalor, how are you publishing your package? Using reprepro, I just tested and the name of the deb-file does not seem to be considered at all.
11:42.07dionysus69grub install /dev/sdb?
11:42.08klysgrub-install
11:42.36balorr4co0n, I'm using aptly and I think it's a bug in their UI that allows me to mess up and add the untoward space.
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11:43.01xmjmoin
11:43.32xmjtrying to figure out the right line for apt-mirror with wheezy and jessie, backports
11:43.44xmjwould i want something like:
11:44.06xmjdeb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu wheezy-backports main contrib non-free
11:44.15xmj(and similar for jessie-backports) ?
11:45.00klysxmj, deb http://http.us.debian.org/debian main
11:45.10klyser
11:45.15xmjach, copypasted wrong line
11:45.16klysxmj, deb http://http.us.debian.org/debian jessie main
11:45.18xmjbut obviously
11:46.29xmjklys: what i have currently- https://dpaste.de/uhq0/raw
11:46.52xmjwhat i'm interested in is (wheezy/jessie)-backports, do i just add two lines [each] like the ones i have?
11:47.19klysyes
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11:48.08xmjwell
11:48.11xmjthat's... easy
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11:50.49xmjlike this, basically - https://dpaste.de/rWn0/raw
11:50.53r4co0nxmj, when mixing repositories, you should check that your APT Pinning preferences are what you like. They decide which repository to use if multiple offer the same package - https://wiki.debian.org/AptPreferences#Pinning .
11:51.23xmjr4co0n: not planning to mix anything, this is for a mirror.
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11:52.37r4co0nxmj, in this case it might make sense to find a mirror really close to you. If this is running in a server farm, your hosting provider has probably its own mirror that you can access really fast.
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11:53.25xmjr4co0n: heard it. i'm paid to build a mirror, so a mirror i build. ;-)
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11:53.41xmjbut i get (and agree) with your reasoning
11:53.46r4co0nxmj, I mean the mirror your mirror mirrors from
11:53.50r4co0n;)
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11:54.28xmjah right
11:54.39xmjwell .de is a good first approximation already ;-)
11:54.58r4co0nxmj, https://www.debian.org/mirror/list - Look at everything under Germany.
11:55.13r4co0nxmj, at the secondary list
11:55.20xmjdoes debian have some GDNSD' DNS that just returns the closest to wherever i'm digging from?
11:55.37r4co0nxmj, yeah they do.
11:55.57r4co0nxmj, but you might end up with a broken mirror every now and then, I suppose.
11:56.05xmjright
11:56.39xmjlet me try something..
11:57.17r4co0nOf course this also happens with an explicit mirror, but then you know the host that is failing on you, it will be easier to reproduce.
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11:58.47xmjping varies between 9ms and 30ms
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12:01.55smojphacethrows a yellow mold to xmj
12:02.02r4co0nxmj, there's no load-balancing with the normal repos, I was wrong. This works with http://httpredir.debian.org/debian
12:02.14babilendpkg: deb.debian.org
12:02.14dpkgdeb.debian.org is a mirror network that is backed by international content delivery networks and for most users, this is the most reliable <mirror> to use in the <sources.list>. From Debian 9 "Stretch" onwards, apt queries SRV records in DNS which then send it off to a CDN. Older apt will get an HTTP redirect from deb.debian.org to the same CDNs. See http://deb.debian.org/ for more details.
12:02.55xmjnow *that*'s what i'm looking for
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12:03.38r4co0nbabilen, do you know if this will be the default for new stretch installs?
12:03.44xmjso http://deb.debian.org/debian <...> will do, no?
12:04.53babilenr4co0n: I don't, unfortunately
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12:06.08r4co0nxmj, they support ssl, use it with apt-transport-https ;)
12:06.32xmjr4co0n: if apt-mirror supports it..sure
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12:08.03r4co0nxmj, wouldn't apt-cacher-ng be better suited for your task? apt-mirror will download every package from every mirror you configure, iinm.
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12:08.50xmjwell. yes.
12:09.07xmjisn't that kind of the point of building a mirror...? ;-)
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12:11.42r4co0nxmj, apt-cacher-ng can do everything you need. It caches downloaded packages, so on first run it downloads the package, later on it serves it from cache. It can be configured to automatically fetch new versions of already known packages. You would save lots of hdd space with this and maybe even have a faster mirror.
12:12.07xmjr4co0n: i like your thinking, but, again, out of scope
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12:12.26xmj"xmj go build us a mirror of debian, centos, pypi and rubygems.. and then some more."
12:12.59r4co0nxmj, if I wouldn't know otherwise, I would ask you if you work where I work ;)
12:13.11xmjwhere do you work?
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12:13.46jellyxmj: is your mirror going to be public?
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12:14.40jelly!ftpsync
12:14.40dpkgftpsync is a non-packaged scriptset for creating a Debian archive mirror.  https://www.debian.org/mirror/ftpmirror .  See also <mirrors>.
12:14.57jellyxmj: ^^ that's what's used for official debian mirrors
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12:15.37xmjshame
12:15.49xmji thought apt-mirror was the actually officially used tool
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12:16.49jellyyou thought wrong!
12:16.56xmjI KNOW *gasp*
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12:17.35xmjthen again, from all the documentation you find surrounding apt-mirror, it still seems useful
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12:18.06BluesKajHiyas all
12:18.17klyshil
12:18.38jellythere's at least half a dozen tools for partial mirrors, all different
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12:19.01jellyapt-cacher? apt-cacher-ng? apt-mirror? apt-let-me-write-my-own?
12:19.54xmjindeed
12:20.00xmjjelly: to answer your question, no it wont
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12:22.25r4co0nDoes anyone know why those ftpsync scripts are not packaged?
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12:24.13jellymostly because there's no reason for it
12:24.35jellyit's available on every mirror anyway
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12:25.50r4co0nHaving a changelog and a version number would help, wouldn't it?
12:27.05r4co0nWhen looking at the archive, you would need to sort lots of files to different folders to be compliant with policy.
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12:29.13SomelauwIs apt-get autoclean safe?
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12:30.13jellySomelauw: it doesn't make any changes on the system, just apt cache, so yes
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12:30.30teraflopsSomelauw: it won't explode
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12:31.41Somelauwthanks
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12:34.42Digitalheya
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12:38.56Digitali have debian 9 and my network config seems to be strange, i have two network cards so there are two network interfaces. one is named enp1s0 and the other is named eth1. why do i not have only ethX or enpXsY?
12:39.12Digital(yes, my grammar is bad)
12:45.10jellyDigital: was this an initial installation of stretch or did you have jessie before
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12:45.42jelly(also Debian 9 does not exist yet, stretch is still testing)
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12:47.54garithow long will it take to load 300mb net install cd on a 10Mhz machine>
12:47.58Somelauwis there a qt application that is nearly always installed to test if my qt libraries aren't corrupt?
12:48.05Somelauwor a very small qt program?
12:48.13Somelauwi can apt-get
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12:48.29Digitaljelly; i used the debian 8 installer and then changed the repositories
12:48.31jellygarit: which specific 10MHz machine
12:48.45tomcresTry qt4-qtconfig
12:48.46Digitalwell, /etc/issue says debian 9 :D
12:49.14garitjelly: emulator that runs at 5-10 M instructions per second =) it did load already, about 10 minutes
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12:49.47jellyalright, problem solved
12:50.50jellyDigital: did you take a look at bug reports for ifupdown already
12:50.55jelly!debian-next
12:50.56dpkg#debian-next is the channel for testing/unstable support on the OFTC network (irc.oftc.net), *not* on Freenode.  If you get "Cannot join #debian-next (Channel is invite only)." it means you did not read it's on irc.oftc.net.
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12:51.23Digitaljelly, nope, i didn't know what i should search for
12:51.51jellymixed eth and enp interface names, probably
12:52.29Digitalthanks
12:52.40Digitalsounds obvious now that you say it
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12:53.45Digitalhi
12:54.36gregor2Can annyone tell me what this error means:
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13:00.28havenothii have a question, i use debian stretch on my desktop, today i noticed that the gui is running on tty2 and on tty1 i find a gui login screen. what is the reason for tihs?
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13:09.59SpiffyMagic pixies took it
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13:31.31havenothii have a question, i use debian stretch on my desktop, today i noticed that the gui is running on tty2 and on tty1 i find a gui login screen. what is the reason for this?
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13:34.38thmsMy damn fs says "stale nfs file handle", i have no user access to it, nfs-common is stopped, still cannot unmount -f$
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13:37.03prillian5I have trouble with npd on debian 7
13:37.24prillian5ntp status told me FAIL, not running
13:37.30abrotmanyou mean ntpd ?
13:37.31Somelauwhavenot: i don't have guis on tty1 and tty2
13:37.40prillian5abrotman: yes
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13:37.43Somelauwi'm also on stretch
13:37.57havenotdo you use gnome?
13:37.57prillian5ntp restart give: [....] Starting NTP server: ntpd/etc/init.d/ntp: Zeile 40: 17691 Beendet                 lockfile-touch $LOCKFILE
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13:38.33dragoonisv, wheezy mod_proxy_cgi
13:38.49dragoonis,v mod_proxy_cgi
13:38.50juddNo package named 'mod_proxy_cgi' was found in amd64.
13:38.55dragoonis,v mod_proxy_fcgi
13:38.56juddNo package named 'mod_proxy_fcgi' was found in amd64.
13:39.11dragoonisI'm on wheezy - apache2 isn't coming with this module ^^
13:39.23themillpackages can't have _ in their name so that's not a great start to your searching...
13:39.58prillian5I also have reinstalled nptd, but seems not to work
13:40.01jellyjudd: file mod_proxy_fcgi.so
13:40.05juddSearch for mod_proxy_fcgi.so in jessie/amd64: apache2-bin: usr/lib/apache2/modules/mod_proxy_fcgi.so; apache2-dbg: usr/lib/debug/usr/lib/apache2/modules/mod_proxy_fcgi.so
13:40.41jellydragoonis: you probably already have apache2-bin, and merely have to a2enmod proxy_fcgi
13:41.17jellyjudd: file mod_proxy_fcgi.so --release wheezy
13:41.20juddNo packages in wheezy/amd64 were found with that file.
13:41.37jellydragoonis: not present in wheezy at all
13:41.38dragoonisERROR: Module proxy_fcgi does not exist!
13:41.45dragoonisjelly, WTF
13:41.49jelly2.2
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13:42.02dragoonisi see on the internet it says "Apache 2.2 and FPM .. do this config in apache vhost file"
13:42.09dragooniswhere to get this module ?
13:42.29dragoonisIt says to add this to vhost
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13:42.46prillian5ntpq -p
13:42.47prillian5ntpq: read: Connection refused
13:43.06jellydragoonis: it's not present in debian 7
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13:43.27dragoonisjelly, where to get it then ?
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13:43.44havenotSomelauw: could my second monitor be the reason for this? on tty7 and tty8 i only see a blinking underline, on tty1 gnome login scrren (when i login i jumps to tty2) ond on tty2 i see my normal gnome-desktop-enviroment, i gues this isnt the normal behaivior
13:43.47jellydragoonis: I'd use debian 8
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13:45.51dragoonis,v apache2
13:45.52juddPackage: apache2 on amd64 -- wheezy: 2.2.22-13+deb7u6; wheezy-security: 2.2.22-13+deb7u7; jessie-security: 2.4.10-10+deb8u5; jessie: 2.4.10-10+deb8u7; stretch: 2.4.25-3; sid: 2.4.25-3
13:46.54prillian5any debian god here?
13:47.02prillian5or ntpd one ?
13:47.04prillian5^^
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13:47.55jellyprillian5: what do you need gods for
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13:48.14jelly!localized errors
13:48.14dpkgRather than hoping that we recognise what has gone wrong from the error messages in your native language, please provide any error messages in English.  You can do this by setting your locale to an English one (e.g. C) prior to running the command, e.g. «LC_ALL=C apt-get -f install»
13:48.29prillian5jelly: nice to meet you ;) .. so I need for my ntpd problem i described above
13:48.30dragoonis,v libjpeg8
13:48.31juddPackage: libjpeg8 on amd64 -- wheezy: 8d-1+deb7u1; sid: 8d1-2
13:48.37dragoonis,v libjpeg
13:48.38juddNo package named 'libjpeg' was found in amd64.
13:48.42jellyprillian5: verify there's no ntpd process running already, first
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13:48.50Somelauwhavenot: everyone else in this channel knows more than i do
13:49.05dragoonisjelly, can you help ? I need to install libjpeg and cannot find name for Debian 8 (Jessia) upgrade
13:49.07jellydragoonis: you can /msg judd v stuff instead of doing it in-channel
13:49.13prillian5jelly: ps aux |grep ntpd told me... nothing here :r
13:49.28dragoonisgood to know that jelly thanks :)
13:49.34jellydragoonis: I'd start with "apt-cache search libjpeg"
13:49.54Somelauwhavenot: for me the graphical login is on tty7, everything else is text. It sounds strange that for you it's different.
13:50.14havenotSomelauw: ok, thanks
13:50.35prillian5jelly: and ntp status gives : [FAIL] NTP server is not running ... failed
13:50.37havenotyes i try to find the reason for this beheivior
13:50.55prillian5I still have reinstalled ntp (even with purge), same result
13:50.59dragoonisjelly, found it. cool
13:50.59jellyprillian5: good, now, since it looks the init script itself fails and not the daemon, you can try running it with some debug on: sh -x /etc/init.d/ntp start
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13:52.06prillian5ok, this returns this lines: http://dpaste.com/0BFMEY0
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13:53.09rocket__hi does it make sense to activate public key and login for ssh?
13:53.18rocket__and is it even possible?
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13:54.06jellyprillian5: that lockfile thing looks tangential tho, and the daemon seems to have started successfully
13:54.21twrocket__: it's the default in debian.
13:54.45prillian5ps aux |grep ntp still give no running process back
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13:55.35jellyprillian5: right, so it started and died soon after.  Look at /var/log/daemon.log for any mention of ntpd
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13:56.45jellyprillian5: grep ntpd /var/log/daemon.log, perhaps
13:56.59prillian5jelly: log say: http://dpaste.com/02RW4Q7
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13:57.13havenotwhat does determite in which tty the gui starts? and how to remove second gui on tty1 permanent?
13:57.30twrocket__: unless you mean require BOTH a public key and a password. Which does make a certain kind of sense, but is generally serious overkill.
13:57.43prillian5jelly: ah wait, there are some more lines: http://dpaste.com/1C3GVKF
13:57.47jellyprillian5: so nothing useful, just showing how it started, not how it died
13:58.00prillian5cap_set_proc() failed to drop root privileges: Operation not permitted
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13:58.49jellyprillian5: do you have a default debian kernel there or what?  uname -a
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13:59.50twrocket__: http://security.stackexchange.com/q/17931 in which case, the answer is yes, though I don't know if this feature is available in the debian version of openssh
13:59.58prillian5jelly: seems we come closer. It's a proxmox vm. I found something with this error-message in the I-net.
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14:00.25prillian5jelly: yeah, now it's running.
14:00.30prillian5Thanks a lot jelly
14:00.42prillian5I've done this for the vm: vzctl set 105 --capability sys_time:on --save
14:00.50jellywhatever that meant!
14:01.05prillian5seems it's a kind of pipe the system-time to the vm. Now ntp status return "running"
14:01.22jellysounds like this proxmon thing uses openvz containers with lots of restrictions
14:01.35jellyproxmox*
14:01.49twovz containers can't set the system time. Proxmox also does a lot of weird things to the OS.
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14:02.04brenlaehi, i have deiban 8.6, is it worthwhile to upgrade to 8.7?
14:02.09twYou should probably ask proxmox support if you have weird behavior.
14:02.35jellybrenlae: apply normal patches and you'll get the system to 8.7 automatically
14:02.42brenlaejelly: how?
14:02.47jellythe usual way
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14:03.51jellybrenlae: https://debian-handbook.info/browse/stable/sect.apt-get.html#sect.apt-upgrade
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14:05.58brenlaejelly: i did apt-get upgrade a few days ago and noticed a big update of about 200+ mb
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14:06.16rocket__tw, thanks for the answer yes i mean both
14:06.18prillian5jelly: yes, it does. Glad that I fixed it now with your help
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14:07.20rocket__thanks for the hint guys!
14:07.36jellybrenlae: you will also want to do a full-upgrade
14:07.42brenlaek
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14:08.45brenlaejelly: it's already fully up to date with full-upgrade
14:08.45brenlae:D
14:08.55jellybrenlae: then you're already on 8.7
14:09.00brenlaenice thanks man :)
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14:09.11jellycat /etc/debian_version
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14:09.29brenlaejelly: it says 8.7
14:09.32brenlae:)
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14:13.07brenlaei'm astonished of how little ram debian uses compared to windows 10
14:13.13brenlae277 mb on xfce with firewall
14:13.22brenlaecompared to 1.5 gb win 10
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14:19.22shal3rwhy https://packages.debian.org/wheezy/linux-image-3.2.0-4-amd64 (3.2.84-1) is not installing when I do apt-get update/upgrade/dist-upgrade on Wheezy with recommened sources.list from https://wiki.debian.org/LTS/Using ?
14:19.40shal3rlatest kernel I can get is 3.2.54-2
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14:20.54brenlaejelly: thanks again, :)
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14:21.00SomelauwI just installed systemd-coredump. If I run python3 -c 'from PyQt5 import QtWebKitWidgets' I get "7502 segmentation fault (core dumped)", but I run 'coredumpctl', it prints "No coredumps found." Where did my coredumps go?
14:21.03jellydpkg, tell shal3r about wheezy sources.list
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14:23.03josecapurrodpkg sources.list
14:23.04dpkgA suitable /etc/apt/sources.list for Debian 8 "Jessie" has three lines: "deb http://deb.debian.org/debian/ jessie main" "deb http://security.debian.org/ jessie/updates main" "deb http://deb.debian.org/debian/ jessie-updates main".  Be sure to run «aptitude update» after editing sources.list.  Also see <deb-src> <contrib> <non-free> <jessie/updates> <jessie-updates> <mirrors> and "man sources.list".
14:23.57jellySomelauw: did you log off and on again after installing that?
14:24.12jelly,v systemd-coredump
14:24.13juddPackage: systemd-coredump on amd64 -- jessie-backports: 230-7~bpo8+2; stretch: 232-15; sid: 232-16
14:24.19Somelauwjelly: not yet
14:24.27jellySomelauw: did you read the docs?
14:24.31Somelauwthanks, i'll do so now
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14:25.17jellynot that there are any, apart from package changelog, sorry
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14:25.55shal3rjosecapurro, thanks, i had a nice chat with dpkg and i double checked that I have right sources.list and ran right commands but still got no updates
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14:27.19jellyshal3r: pastebin the output of "apt-cache policy" and "apt-cache policy linux-image-3.2.0-4-amd64"
14:27.25jelly!paste
14:27.25dpkgDo not paste more than 2 lines to this channel.  Instead, use: http://paste.debian.net/ http://pastie.org/ or http://picpaste.com/ for pics.  Use wikisend.com for large files (think tar.gz) up to 100MB.  Remember to tell us the URL of your paste!  Cannot cut and paste?  Ask me about <pastebinit>, <nopaste>, <wgetpaste>.
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14:30.31Somelauwjelly: even after a full reboot, no coredumps are generated by segfaulting
14:30.58Somelauw[1]  + 1792 segmentation fault (core dumped)  qutebrowser
14:31.10Somelauw% coredumpctl
14:31.18SomelauwNo coredumps found.
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14:32.34jellyehh
14:32.48jellySomelauw: now you get to investigate how that thing works!
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14:39.00sawkHi, i'm using Debian 9 with MATE. I just installed MATE after removing GNOME3, and now Xorg crashes when I open the popup settings, as well as sending emails with icedove. I'm missing some libraries most probably.. Do you have the same problem?
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14:46.13BluesKajsawk:  next time install the new DE first, then after logging in remove the the previous DE
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14:46.43sawkBluesKaj, https://wiki.debian.org/Mate :-(
14:47.03sawkthen wiki is wrong
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14:49.03nguyenphiHow long is the full freeze?
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14:49.40Spiffynguyenphi, https://wiki.debian.org/DebianReleases#Release_statistics is a good indicator
14:49.58SpiffyAka. don't hold your breath :)
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14:51.11nguyenphiSpiffy: so maybe it is still long from now?
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14:53.46veekhow do you copy files into a newly mounted tmpfs mountpoint
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14:54.20veeki want to startx but the mountpoint is in ram and i need to stick some basic cfg files in it
14:55.10BluesKajoops...had to quit the vpn, the debian wikis treat them as spam sources :-(
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14:55.34BluesKajbit of a pita
14:56.03Spiffynguyenphi, you can be pretty sure it is :)
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15:02.25yousefhi, i'm not sure what i'm doing wrong but it seems no desktop environment is available for installation on my ppc laptop.. do i need to add specific mirrors or something?
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15:03.31yousefe.g. apt-cache search awesome (or mate or openbox) gives me nothing
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15:09.18zykotick9yousef: did you install without internet access?  if so, your sources.list is probabaly missing the main repo.  if not, i got nothin' good luck.
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15:11.29yousefzykotick9: yeah i installed without internet access but then changed sources.list to enable the commented repos
15:11.44yousefe.g. ftp.debian.org/debian jessie-updated main contrib non-free
15:11.51yousef(i added contrib and non-free)
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15:13.40zykotick9yousef: ok... well best of luck then.
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15:21.04sawkBluesKaj, i think i'll stick with debian 8. Too much troubles even with testing.. :/
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15:25.59sawki mean...now xorg randomly crashes when using firefox or icedove
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15:26.15sawkthere's nothing worse but system reboot i guess
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15:27.51BluesKajsawk:  just installed debian jessie 8.7.1 KDE and it's quite stable and I am enjoying it after mucking about with testing kubuntu 17.04
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15:28.54sawkBluesKaj, i used to have 8.7.1 before, but then 9.0 RC1 came out so i wanted to try. Bad move
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15:29.54BluesKajsawk:  ahh, thanks for the heads up, i'll stick with 8.7.1 :-)
15:30.16sawkyeah well..testing is not stable of course :-D
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15:31.13BluesKajnever is ..I'm tired of trying to make things work on an unstable OS...this is relaxing
15:32.04sawkyeah, until you wanna try the new awesome super feature in your preferred package
15:33.13sawkthen you start to work with the backports, then external repos, then you get crazy and you say "why not...let's go for testing"
15:33.27sawkif you're lucky, the system will work
15:33.38sawkbut i might say...better than Gentoo :-D
15:33.47BluesKajmost of my apps lean towards multimedia and so far everything works the way I want
15:34.24sawkyeah that's the point
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15:34.41sawkno point to waste time if things are working as they are
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15:34.55BluesKajgentoo ...bah humbug ...not into wearing hair shirts :-)
15:35.09sawkeveryone says that
15:35.17sawkin b4 Archlinux fan :-D
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15:36.25BluesKajnot afriad to admit that gentoo is a bit daunting for someone with my computer skills
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15:37.51sawkit was new
15:37.56tweverything is new in arch.
15:37.59sawk9 years ago
15:38.07sawktw, true that
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15:50.50roedieHi, does anyone know a good way to get all dependencies of a packge? For example, I try to backport package foobar from unstable to stable, but it has some dependencies that are in stable and are in backports. I only want to backport the stuff that is not in stable or backports.
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15:56.27josecapurro@roedie apt-cache rdepends <packagename>
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16:00.25antosamalonahello!
16:00.34josecapurroOi!
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16:01.40roediejosecapurro: Thanks, it does not quite give me what I need.
16:02.01antosamalonahow to join in #debian-next channel?
16:02.34TomTomTo1roedie: we have a bot for that.  /msg judd checkbackport <src pkg>
16:02.56TomTomTo1antosamalona: that channel is only on irc.oftc.net
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16:05.54antosamalonaTomTomTo1: thank you
16:06.17roedieTomTomTo1: Is the source code available from the checkbackort functionality of judd?
16:06.53roedieTomTomTo1: Because it's exactly what I need, but since I've got a lot of packages to backport it's kind of a hassle to keep messaging a bot.
16:07.17TomTomTo1you would have to ask themill.
16:07.48Exhar@roedie: http://git.nanonanonano.net/?p=judd.git;a=tree;f=supybot/plugins/Judd
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17:21.50LordThumperHi, I recently installed Debian stable on my machine, and I am getting random freezes (everything is locked). Any ideas what the problem could be? I can provide machine / kernel details if needed
17:22.13LordThumperI'm on 3.16.0-4-amd64
17:22.53GNU\colossuswhen that happens, does your box still respond to ICMP ECHO/ping on the local network?
17:23.24GNU\colossuscan you still toggle the numlock LED on your keyboard? if you play back music while it happens, what effects can you observe?
17:23.25LordThumperI haven't tried, I will ping it on next freeze
17:23.35LordThumpernumlock LED on keyboard does not work
17:23.57LordThumperif it's on it will still be on
17:23.59LordThumperwhen i press it
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17:24.23GNU\colossus"still on" means it continues playing the way it normally would?
17:24.31LordThumpernumlock LED
17:24.33LordThumpernot sound
17:24.37GNU\colossusI see
17:24.48missmbobwhat's "next freeze" ?
17:25.03LordThumperI tried doing an online memory scan with memtester
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17:25.09LordThumper3 out of 4 GB multiple passes
17:25.10LordThumperno issues
17:25.35lizziewhere can I find the minimum kernel versions for debian versions?  I tried putting a sid chroot on an android device running a 3.0.101 kernel and got "fatal: kernel too old" errors
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17:26.51missmboblizzie: what version of debian?
17:27.04relaxedlizzie: sid requires 2.6.32 or later
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17:27.49missmbobi see 2.6.29
17:27.51missmbob39*
17:28.00missmbobthat's from here https://wiki.debian.org/systemd
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17:33.22hackspirit0Hi, I have create a bootable USB debian
17:33.31hackspirit0but when i boot it i get
17:33.47hackspirit0a blank screen with forever blinking cursor
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17:34.25hackspirit0any solutioon
17:34.34towo`what graphics card?
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17:34.55hackspirit0bootable usb with debian gives a blank screen with forever blinking cursor
17:34.59LordThumperany idea how I can debug freezes post mortem?
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17:35.11towo`hackspirit0, again, what graphics card?
17:35.14hackspirit0I have no graphics card as of now
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17:35.30towo`then how you see the blinking cursor?
17:35.40hackspirit0I have no GFC, its just old pc
17:35.46towo`boah
17:35.49hackspirit0core 2 duo
17:36.24towo`how you have created the usb stick?
17:36.50hackspirit0I guess there are links that says to grab the grub by some shortcuts i don't know how to do it
17:36.59hackspirit0I have used the Universal USB installer
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17:37.03hackspirit0on windows
17:37.33towo`you should use win32diskimager
17:38.03hackspirit0the same issue when i tried on VirtualBox
17:38.06towo`if a assume, you use the igp of the cpu
17:38.41towo`then i would oracle your downloaded iso was corrupt
17:38.55hackspirit0I have tried Ubuntu, Mint, Kali but i am not getting Debian thing work
17:38.55hackspirit0:(
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17:39.39missmbobhackspirit0: you'll be find if you use win32diskimager
17:39.41hackspirit0I guess I downloaded twice, once i tried the KDE and then i trie default
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17:40.18hackspirit0win32diskimager  --> is that SAFE ? I mean I have not heard it ever
17:40.26missmbob!win32diskimager
17:40.26dpkgwin32diskimager is much more reliable than <unetbootin> for copying ISO images to USB sticks and you can download it from http://sf.net/projects/win32diskimager/ .  Adjust the file mask from *.img to *.* if it doesn't show Debian .iso images.  See <usb install> and <install debian> for further details.
17:40.27hackspirit0for making bootable usb of lnux
17:40.30teraflopshackspirit0: it is
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17:40.54mww113kde vs gnome wouldn't cause the problem you're having fyi
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17:41.02missmbobhackspirit0: (win32diskimager is mentioned in the official guilde)
17:41.26hackspirit0Okay peaople, I will try it out. BTW is there known issues with Universal USB installer
17:41.35hackspirit0okay, I will try
17:41.55missmbobhackspirit0: they all suck with debian because we're weird and like to use hybrid images which they dont expect
17:42.09hackspirit0Thanks ppl.
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17:42.32mww113I've always just used dd to copy debian to usb
17:42.38mww113but I'm assuming OP is on windows
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17:43.22hackspirit0yes, i am on windows 7
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17:46.15missmbobmww113: you're not using the live iso, right?
17:46.56hackspirit0i am using this
17:46.56hackspirit0debian-8.7.1-i386-kde-CD-1.iso
17:46.56missmbobhackspirit0: ^^ for you
17:47.13hackspirit0:D
17:47.22greycatthat -kde makes it sounds like a Live image instead of an installation image
17:47.27towo`why you ose i386?
17:47.49towo`core2duo is 64bit capable
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17:48.10hackspirit0just beacuse sometimes my virtualbox throw some err while using 64bit iso
17:48.32hackspirit0since then i go for 32 bit
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17:48.49towo`vbox needs vt-x for 64bit guests
17:49.18missmbobi wonder when we'll drop 32. others are doing it
17:49.19hackspirit0yeah that thing,
17:49.40hackspirit0:C
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17:58.58ZewwyHey all, I have a wordpress server running on Debian 8
17:59.04ZewwyFor some reason I can't ping out from it
17:59.20Zewwyeven though I can ssh in, ping it, and all that, but once I ssh into the server I can't ping out to anything
17:59.39Zewwyiptables -A OUTPUT -p icmp --icmp-type echo-request -j ACCEPT
17:59.44ZewwyI enetreed this, and it didn't help
17:59.48Zewwyany thoughts?
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18:00.50Zewwyactually getting a biit flustered, cause I feel I should be able to figure this out liek its easy... but I checked everythign I can think of
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18:03.42Zewwy?
18:04.37hicks__check what the default route/gw is set to.
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18:04.59missmbobZewwy: iptables' home is #netfilter
18:05.34petn-randallZewwy: What is the full command + error that you get?
18:05.44petn-randallZewwy: The ping command that is.
18:06.06Zewwyping 8.8.8.8
18:06.07ZewwyPING 8.8.8.8 (8.8.8.8) 56(84) bytes of data.
18:06.19Zewwy9 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 8064ms
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18:06.39petn-randallZewwy: I see. Do you even have a firewall configured on that machine?
18:06.57Zewwyhicks__: the deafult gw is fine, hence I can ping it, and ssh in no problem, from a different network
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18:07.20Zewwypetn-randall: IPtables, I wouldn't even mind temperaly disabling it to see if thats even the case
18:07.23hicks__Zewwy: on the machine you've ssh'd in? it's set correctly for the next upstream route?
18:08.00Zewwyhicks__: Yes, again I can ping it from outside, from another network no problem, ssh in from nother network no problem
18:08.00hicks__if you suspect a firewall issue, either temp disable it, or enable logging and add a log rule for anything you drop/reject
18:08.05ZewwyI can access the website no problem
18:08.08Zewwybut when I ssh into it
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18:08.11ZewwyI can't ping out to anything
18:08.13hicks__Zewwy: you can ping out to in with an incorrect default route
18:08.23Zewwyhicks__: what?
18:08.25hicks__and still not be able to ping a global address
18:08.32Zewwyhicks__: it's deafult route is perfectly fine
18:08.39hicks__ok, long as you've checked :)
18:08.54ZewwyI wouldn't be able to ssh into it from another network if it wasn't :S
18:09.43Zewwytoday has been a really piss off day with me, linux, networking, just awful day today
18:09.50Zewwycan't seem to figure any of the lsimpliest issues
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18:11.03Zewwyis there a command to stop iptables?
18:11.28greycatIt's not a daemon.  It's a kernel feature.
18:11.29teraflopsZewwy: flush the rules
18:11.39Zewwyfsdg';lgsfd['psty
18:11.48teraflopsZewwy: yeah test failed
18:12.29Zewwywhy can't it just be a daemon?!
18:12.48Zewwytime for a beer
18:12.53teraflopsZewwy: write a systemd unit
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18:13.19hicks__you could use ufw which still lets you set explicit rules in the /etc/ufw/before.rules etc but also is "like" a daemon in that yuo can ufw enable or ufw disable it
18:13.39hicks__not that it helps you right now, but for future ref.
18:14.13greycatIf the real goal is to "pause" it so that you can resume later with your rules intact, then I believe you want to save the rules to a file, flush 'em, then restore 'em from the file later.
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18:49.54chucklebugHi all, does anyone have a moment to help me with some ACL problems, please?  I'd like to do it via PM so I don't spam this room with cmd output.
18:51.37chucklebugin short, I got a subdirectory that I'm trying to make accessible to a single group (managed by phpldapadmin).  As far as I can tell the ACL is set up right, but access is still restricted to group members.
18:51.50Zewwyyou are correct greycat
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18:52.37j4ckcomif i use debian on 128G hdd, then it is wasting storage?
18:53.05Zewwychucklebug: so you verified both owner and group accounts, and their permissions for that subfolder?
18:53.47chucklebugI think so, yeah
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18:55.10Zewwykeep it in room, and use paste bin
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18:55.47Zewwyla -la of the subfolder, to show current perms, and if possible the aprent as well/. Member pastebin
18:55.51greycatand by paste bin, you mean http://paste.debian.net/ or one of the packages that lets you send shell output to a web site
18:56.07Zewwyif you want to get fancy sure
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18:56.29awal1Any text editor able to oprn two files side by side?
18:56.52awal1files 1 at right, file 2 at left
18:56.57greycatIt would be way simpler to shove two terminal windows together and run two editors.
18:57.02missmbobawal1: gedit has tabs
18:57.10missmbobawal1: oh
18:57.30Zewwyin windows notepadd++, I'm sure sure about linux distros
18:57.42ZewwyI'm not sure*
18:57.47awal1greycat, yeah I can do that with 'terminator' and nano but I wanted a gui one
18:58.05awal1missmbob, no tabs, two files in 1 window/tab
18:58.07awal1:
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18:58.16tomcresEmacs 😉
18:58.50awal1hm, nevr tried emacs :P
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18:59.13missmbobawal1: get some coffee
18:59.24awal1I just got one :P
18:59.57tomcresI've never quite been able to figure it out, but you can make it so anything as it's essentially a LISP runtime environment.
18:59.59awal1In fact I'm planing to leave coffee & cigarette
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19:01.31n4dirthere are editors which can't open two files, one on the right, one on the left?
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19:02.08awal1ok, I may just use terminator+nano or gedit / geany (tabs)
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19:02.23awal1n4dir, yeah something like diff but for edit
19:02.55n4diri probably don't understand you. in vim :vsplit
19:04.05greycatI don't see what you gain by having two files open in a single editor, except another layer of confusion.
19:04.23greycatBut hey, more power to you if that's what you like.
19:04.39n4dirif at all i use it to copy a block of code from one file and paste it into another
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19:04.50awal1n4dir, yeah split the window and have file 1 on the right and file 2 on the left. ok looks like vim will do the trick since it supports split, I'll try gvim
19:05.06chucklebugZewwy, check out http://pastebin.com/7m7p3gE9 -- Sorry for the delay, had to redact some things. :)
19:05.26missmbobchucklebug: seriously, no pastebin.com. paste.debian.net please
19:05.49n4dirawal1: if comfortable with terminator i would probably go for that solution (assuming you don't know vim well)
19:06.01awal1greycat, I'm editing big config files and I have to compare and copy paste long texts then apply changes and restart x in the fly
19:06.16awal1more used to nano
19:06.24awal1but gvim may be suitable
19:06.41chucklebugmissmbob: http://paste.debian.net/913740/
19:06.47n4dirnot sure, i can't see an advantage of using vsplit over terminator. might well be me, my vim foo is rather low :-(
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19:07.11ZewwyThe parent level /data/comp\documents is still owned by root
19:07.24Zewwy/data/company/Documents
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19:08.01awal1I'm working in/hacking some gtk themes
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19:08.25missmbobawal1: arc darK?
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19:09.21chucklebugYeah, I was just smashing buttons in changing the owner of Master Document Vault to the DocumentControl group.  All other adjacent dirs are owned by root but have appropriate access managed by ACL.  I'll try changing Documents to be owned by DocumentControl.
19:09.46chucklebug...Didn't change anything. :<
19:10.00awal1missmbob, right now almost 'bluementa' (mate theme) and openbox decor themes. arc dark is nice but still not polished yet
19:10.16angorhi guys. I need to change file /etc/iproute2/rt_tables - will it be returned to default after reboot?
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19:10.24Zewwychgrp -R Group /data/comp/Documents
19:10.24missmbobawal1: shoot me a screenshot when you're done. interested
19:10.54Jaamihi, why this error is shown many times? unable to lock lock was blocked an application
19:10.54angoror I need to write a script, which will make changes into it after reboot?
19:11.21Jaami**blocked by an application
19:12.09awal1missmbob, if I get it yeah; not easy, two much confusion with colors codes; and apart gimp, there isn't a special tool for work on colors :P
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19:12.18awal1too much ^
19:12.42Zewwychucklebug: looking at it, you have a 770 on the ./Documents perms and its sub perms, which means as long as those users are in the proper group, they should have RWX permissions
19:12.52missmbobangor: i'm assuming if you just keep it unwritable you'll be fine. never touched that though
19:13.09awal1missmbob, any news about vivaldi on debian?
19:13.19missmbobawal1: no :P
19:13.37angormissmbob: I NEED to change it
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19:14.00angormissmbob: so I want to be sure it has all data I need
19:14.08missmbobangor: yeah. make it unwritable after
19:14.23angormissmbob: u mean chmod?
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19:15.03angorI want to follow system way to change it
19:15.33missmbobangor: that's what i'd do. i dont know of an "official" way
19:15.33angorstart/stop script or manual changes?
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19:16.00LordThumperHave you guys got a machine with a high uptime?
19:16.17LordThumperRunning debian
19:16.25angormissmbob: once again. I'll add "fake" like to that file... how it looks after reboot? with or without that line?
19:16.39chucklebugZewwy, chgrp didn't do the trick.  That's what I thought, too, the permission appear to be correct.  Doesn't seem to be the case, in practice.
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19:16.59angorLordThumper: I had... 394 days :( 4 years ago
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19:17.15missmbobangor: if it's unwriteable i bet with. like i told you i havent touched it before
19:17.26Zewwyunno try 777 make sure that is actaully the problem
19:17.32chucklebugok
19:17.42angormissmbob: chmod 000?
19:17.54missmbobangor: i was thinking 0400
19:17.58Zewwy000? that be dnoone is allowed...
19:18.22angorangor: system will overwrite it
19:18.42chucklebug777 gives me access
19:18.50angormissmbob: system will overwrite it (with 0400). if it "want"
19:19.05LordThumperangor: nice :-) i think linux kernels need several specific tweaks for stability
19:19.05angorI want to know if system "wants"
19:19.13missmbobangor: is it a problem to just test it?
19:19.19LordThumperI have an old 2.6.x router running for weeks without trouble
19:19.21angormissmbob: yes
19:19.31missmbobangor: with a blank line?
19:19.33LordThumperHowever I cannot set up machines with linux nowadays and have decent stability
19:19.40chucklebugtip to everyone: never ever ever volunteer to take over someone elses system/network/responsibilities
19:19.48chucklebug:P
19:19.49angormissmbob: reboot will kill all
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19:19.57Pavrchucklebug, unless you're getting paid
19:20.04angormissmbob: line is never blank
19:20.06Zewwyarrgggg
19:20.12Zewwyso it was the dang local firewll
19:20.19LordThumperIt's either random freezes file system trashing
19:20.21LordThumperetc
19:20.22Zewwyreset everything and now I can ping like I should be able to
19:20.53Zewwythanks greycat teraflops and hicks__
19:20.57angorLordThumper: how's your longer uptime now?
19:21.08ZewwyI'll have to adjust the rules now
19:21.13missmbobangor: use chattr +i
19:21.30Jaamiam i in the right channel for debian questions?
19:21.35LordThumperangor: a few days
19:21.40missmbobangor: from man "A  file with the `i' attribute cannot be modified: it cannot be deleted"
19:22.06angorLordThumper: mat I pm u?
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19:22.15LordThumperangor: sure
19:22.19angormay *
19:22.20angorok
19:22.34chucklebugPavr, agreed.  I'm not tho. Small company and nobody knows jack about computers, and I'm barely competent in this stuff at all, lol
19:22.47chucklebugbut someone's gotta do it
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19:23.18chucklebuggreat learning experience if you can look past the raised blood pressure.
19:23.50Jaamihmmm
19:24.09chucklebugjaami, yes this is a place for debian questions
19:24.16Pavrsounds like you're on the short end of that deal chucklebug
19:24.34Jaamichucklebug: thanks for responding
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19:25.03chucklebugsure am pavr, i sure am.
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19:25.53chucklebugjaami, np. folks here are usually super helpful if you can be patient
19:25.56Jaamihi, why this error is shown many times? unable to lock lock was blocked by an application. searching shows it redhat bug while i see it on debian. what went wrong, any idea?
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19:26.45Jaamithats right
19:27.10Jaamii can wait
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19:32.20j4ckcomsudo apt-get install nmtui.  Reading package lists... Done. Building dependency tree    Reading state information... Done
19:32.20j4ckcomE: Unable to locate package nmtui
19:32.25j4ckcomwhat’s wrong?
19:32.30missmbobj4ckcom: it's network-manager
19:32.34teraflops^
19:32.47j4ckcomthen how can i do? missmbob ?
19:33.01missmbobj4ckcom: replace nmtui with network-manager
19:33.06j4ckcomoh
19:33.08j4ckcomgood thanks :)
19:34.44awal1having my debian vm almost a clone of my debian host, why so my vm boots faster than the host?
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19:35.40lizziemissmbob: is 3.0.101 not newer than 2.6.29?
19:36.07awal1I dont see my debian booting faster with systemd, I think with sysvinit it was booting faster.
19:36.27awal1only shutdown is faster with systemd vs sysvinit
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19:38.54gebruikerhow do I complete purge a desktop environment? i.e xfce
19:39.29nkuttlergebruiker: find the config dir and rename it
19:39.36nkuttlergebruiker: or do you mean the packages?
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19:40.24missmboblizzie: found it. 3.12 (4.2 if you want 4.2 unified cgroup hierarchy support) https://github.com/systemd/systemd/blob/master/README
19:40.54lizzieok, I see.  so it'll come down to whether I can even find a kernel that new for my phone
19:40.58lizziethanks!
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19:41.25gebruikernkuttler: package
19:41.27gebruikers
19:41.39teraflopsawal1: idk if systemd is about booting faster, anyway it's hard to compare unless you have same exact systems(HW) and services one with systemd and the other running sysvinit
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19:43.09awal1teraflops, I don't use sysvinit now, so not possible to compare boot time/services, but people say it's faster...
19:43.25Pavrawal1, it also depends on where you start timing. if you're including your physical computers bois loading device discovery and whatnot in the boot time you might get a case where a vm boots faster
19:43.35teraflopsawal1: ah people say a lot of things…
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19:43.59nkuttlergebruiker: if you remove xfce4 the deps should be listed as autoremovable
19:44.00lizziea vm should *usually* boot faster
19:44.04lizziethere's less actual work to do
19:44.09towo`gebruiker, apt purge $(dpkg -l | awk '/xfce/{ print $2 }')?
19:44.10tomcres1People say 640K is all we'll ever really need
19:44.13Pavrwas what i meant yes.
19:44.16nkuttlergebruiker: other than that, find the lowest level xfce-related lib
19:44.18teraflopsawal1: logs or it didn't happened
19:44.48awal1Pavr, bios device discovery?
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19:44.59Pavrdevice discovery
19:45.06Pavrbios loading
19:45.13awal1ah, ok
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19:45.32missmbobsearching for floppy disks :P
19:45.43Pavri miss that sound
19:46.25awal1teraflops, boot is only fast without DM :P
19:47.05Pavrhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c52JQHVVqFM
19:47.11Pavr/offtopic end
19:47.58teraflopsawal1: hmm I made tests and this very laptop boots faster using gdm than autologin to tty and startx from .*profile
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19:48.32awal1n4dir, vim (gvim) is perfect for have two files in one window (vertical split), but I have to learn about how to use vim (I just know the basis)
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19:49.42tomcres1!start an editor war
19:49.42dpkgzile sucks.
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19:50.01awal1teraflops, in my case, I think it's a matter of services, I have many security related software
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19:53.21missmbobPavr: never had so much free time in my life. pretty great
19:53.50teraflopsawal1: I did not make the test on debian machine but if you're curious gdm → https://ptpb.pw/KMMD.svg - autologin to tty and startx from .zprofile → https://ptpb.pw/1wIt.svg
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19:57.10awal1teraflops, interesting. me = 38.777s :P
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20:00.14teraflopsawal1: it does not mean anything, unless youre getting issues with some services
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20:01.05teraflopssystemd-analyze blame and systemctl --failed are good start points
20:01.13teraflopsstarting*
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20:02.56awal1I know yeah, I may disable some services I don't really need
20:04.05teraflopsdoing btrfs does not help here because it's not the fastest fs …
20:04.19awal1kate have support for splitting, but too much kde stuff
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20:09.19missmbobbtrfs had awful performance for me with encryption
20:09.42teraflopsmissmbob: ssd?
20:09.48missmbobteraflops: yeah
20:09.56teraflopshmm weird
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20:10.20missmbobteraflops: ext4 was easily 4x faster. so i reformated
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20:10.56dontknowmissmbob, your cpu has AES instruction set?
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20:11.28missmbobdontknow: what does that matter when comparing ext4 vs btrfs?
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20:12.51dontknowi just wondered. maybe it is affected with file system somehow
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20:13.35simonpataponHi, I have a VPS with debian 8.7, There is a lot of sshd sshd defunct processes,I try to restart ssh but i get an errorwith  D-Bus connection, any help would be apreciated http://pastebin.com/JkUq76Jm
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20:39.18Walexsimonpatapon: probably something happened, like running out of memory, that killed a few core system services. Probably related to 'systemd', which I am not fdamiliar with
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20:40.07WalexBtrfs works better with 'crc32c' acceleration
20:40.12chucklebugZewwy, sorry, went afk for a while. still having trouble but i'm going to check out some other sources.  just wanted to say thanks for your help earlier.
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20:41.17Zewwyyeah no prob best of luck, hope you figure it out
20:41.22Zewwy777 didn't work?
20:41.26Walexmissmbob: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Btrfs#Checksum_hardware_acceleration
20:42.08missmbobWalex: yes.
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20:44.08ilCyx86_64I have a special purpose VM that needs to run what is essentially a game. Only the minimal packages are installed for a graphical environment, namely xorg. In the game, I don't have a mouse cursor, and it's really annoying. Any ideas how to get a cursor?
20:44.37ilCyx86_64On my other systems, there is normally a cursor in-game
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20:46.17Walexyou may need a VM mouse cursors driver in X
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20:48.12abrotmanthe xorg package should include that
20:49.35ilCyx86_64Anything that needs to be configured?
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20:50.04missmbobsee your xorg log?
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20:50.12dean___ilCyx86_64: Was the game created in the unity game engine by any chance?
20:50.35ilCyx86_64No, I should mention the game is TORCS
20:52.00ilCyx86_64Apparently uses GLUT for input/window management
20:53.33abrotmanTORCS!
20:53.41abrotmanThere's a game I haven't heard mentioned in a long time
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20:54.04ilCyx86_64Believe it or not, I'm actually using it for academic purposes
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21:03.15maziarguys please help, I deleted my passwd, and now i can not SSH to sever , even I can not login locally !
21:03.30greycatdpkg, i forgot root's password
21:03.30dpkgFor GRUB: 1) press 'e' to edit the kernel setting in the grub command line (add 'init=/bin/sh' to the end of it) 2) 'fsck' your root file system, 3) 'mount -o remount,rw /', 4) 'passwd root' 5) 'mount -o remount,ro /' 6) 'reboot -d -f' (exec /sbin/init should work); For LILO: 1) 'Linux init=/bin/sh' at the LILO boot prompt (hold Shift while booting), steps 2-6 are the same; For yaboot: 1) 'Linux init=/bin/sh' at yaboot prompt.
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21:04.37maziardpkg I deleted my passwd
21:04.37dpkgwish i knew, maziar
21:04.56maziardpkg please heeeeelp :(
21:04.57dpkgmaziar: no idea
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21:38.22zuiss1lol
21:38.44zuiss1dpkg why are you so unhelpful
21:38.45dpkgzuiss1: I think you lost me on that one
21:39.47somiajdpkg botsnack
21:39.47dpkgaw, gee, somiaj
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21:48.49rocket__i installed 8.6 instead of 8.7 - is that any disadvantage
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21:49.57missmbobno. just dist-upgrade to 8.7
21:49.59mtn_rocket__: just do your updates and you will have 8.7
21:50.24rocket__ok i did
21:50.30rocket__thanks!
21:50.44tomcres1No. You'll be up to date if you run apt upgrade or if you installed over the network then you're already up to date.
21:50.56rocket__i like debian so much
21:51.02rocket__but i just use the shell
21:51.06rocket__<PROTECTED>
21:51.19rocket__its much better compared to ubuntu
21:51.23rocket__no crapware installed
21:51.57rocket__i also like the root management more
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21:53.33rocket__and the fact it just contains open source
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21:56.19baumrocket__: you should checkout x - makes it way more enjoyable
21:56.39rocket__baum, its a server and meant to be one
21:56.48garitIs there a image of already built debian,to dd them on hdd?
21:56.50baumah, in this case - carry on
21:57.19zuiss1rocket__: what crapware is installed on ubuntu server?
21:57.23baumgarit: yes, can be found at debian.org
21:58.08rocket__zuiss1, well not on the server edition but i trust debian more
21:58.15rocket__but im not a linux pro at all
21:58.24rocket__i like the none sudo more
21:58.30missmbobrocket__: debian has no "server edition" btw
21:58.40baumnone-sudo?
21:58.47rocket__and i know that debian just uses open source
21:58.51rocket__and ubuntu does not
21:59.06baummissmbob: there is stable? wouldn't a "server edition" be redundant?
21:59.15missmbobcorrect. debian does not use sudo by default. unless you didnt enter a root password in the installer
21:59.39missmbobbaum: that's why we dont have one. just debian.
22:00.12baumwhich was my point
22:00.17rocket__i think debian doesnt need a server edition
22:00.24zuiss1rocket__: ubuntu comes with only open source too. you have to check a box in the installer to install proprietary stuff
22:00.26rocket__its fine i like it
22:00.31missmbobrocket__: right
22:00.48rocket__zuiss1, no ubuntu comes with amazon search
22:00.51rocket__and many other things
22:01.05rocket__its far from the linux community i think
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22:01.53rocket__i still use ubuntu on my desktop pc but i will change that to debian as well
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22:02.52ellenhi everyone. is there a way to skip the ram test on installation? I'm trying to get a terminal-only setup on a machine with 32mb of ram, but the installer won't let me through.
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22:04.10rocket__zuiss1, i think debian is the better way to go
22:04.12missmbobellen: i dont think that's possible...32 is too little
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22:04.17rocket__because its more trustable
22:04.29garitellen: there is embedded debian, project is closed but you still can download files
22:04.32rocket__more open source
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22:04.46ellenmissmbob, so the only way around is to install like debian potato?
22:04.49garitellen: http://www.emdebian.org/
22:04.55ellengarit, hmmmm thanks, I'll take a look :)
22:05.38missmbobellen: docs say minimun is 128 (not recommended)
22:05.41zuiss1rocket__: you do know debian and ubuntu come with free software and the user can enable non-free repos in both, right?
22:06.00rocket__you cant disable amazon search
22:06.16ellenmissmbob, yeah but I won't be using a third of that running only bash and emacs :P
22:06.19rocket__and debian comes with a limited set of proven projects
22:06.25missmbobzuiss1: not just that. adobe and other packages are in their repos. not open source
22:06.25garitellen: if you will find a solution, let me know, im doing similar thing now
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22:06.37format_crocket__, go for Debian and you'll get the freedom
22:06.45rocket__i already did
22:06.47ellengarit, does emdebian not fit your current situation?
22:06.52rocket__format_c
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22:07.01rocket__so no discussion about that
22:07.02garitellen: i didnt try it yet =)
22:07.09ellengarit, ohhh okay
22:07.15garitFound it a few minutes ago
22:07.22rocket__i have to say from all OS and i know them all
22:07.24rocket__i like debian most
22:07.43zuiss1you're comparing a distro to a DE, but ok
22:07.52zuiss1amazon is a Unity thing
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22:08.02zuiss1but it's the main DE so i see your point
22:08.05rocket__its the standard install
22:08.29zuiss1you said you don't have any DE installed though
22:08.48garitWhy is debian embedded is closed? Seems like there are lots of rooters, raspberi pi, and other simple devices that could benefit
22:08.56missmbobzuiss1: on his server. he said he'd put it on his desktop
22:09.52rocket__and btw i dont like unity a lot
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22:10.09missmbobunity sucks. that's why no other distro took it
22:10.10baumgarit: just a guess: most rooters/embedded-systems/phones are capeable of running a full debian-install these days?
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22:10.11rocket__xcfe is quite ok
22:10.32tomcres1I don't think anyone likes Unity - - hence so many forks of Ubuntu
22:11.01n4dirmany forks of ubuntu were there long before anyone could think of unity
22:11.20rocket__what DE do you guys prefer?
22:11.33rocket__for debian
22:11.39tomcres1MATE
22:11.43garitbaum: probably yes, but not the install methods that are available. Even netinst tries to load whole image when booting, what takes 10 minutes in a vm. Is there another way to install it?
22:11.49missmbob!poll
22:11.49dpkg"Does anyone have X or use Y?" is taking a poll, not asking a good question that IRC helpers can answer.  Don't do it or sussudio's army of militant badgers will hurt you.  Also see <ask> and <bad polls>.
22:11.53rocket__i even dont know MATE
22:11.54format_cOn my netbook I'm using fluxbox and on my desktop running xfce
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22:12.10rocket__xcfe is really ok i think
22:12.15borsinsome users prefer a roll-your-own approach as opposed to a rolled up DE
22:12.17rocket__i run it right now
22:12.19tomcres1It's basically an update of GNOME 2
22:12.22n4dir!good
22:12.31n4dir!best
22:12.31dpkgBest for what?  Please define what you mean by "best".  Gloria Gaynor!  Tina Turner!  Aretha Franklin!  Men without Hats!  Women without Hats!  Men at Work!  Women at Play!  Anyone for Tennis!
22:12.39rocket__on debian :D
22:12.49n4dirjust kidding
22:12.51baumgarit: uhm, the way i remember it there is an installer option for low-mem installations
22:13.12baumnever used it though - could be wrong
22:13.21garitbaum:  https://www.debian.org/distrib/ couls you help me to find it? I dont see it
22:13.41garitOr a hdd image (not cd), i cant find it either
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22:14.59ellengarit, tbh I feel a lot like installing regular debian with the hard disk in a machine that has more ram, and then tossing the hdd back into the old machine and seeing what happens.
22:15.16baumgarit: x86?
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22:15.50missmbobellen: decent idea
22:15.51garitellen: i cant do it, i need different architecture
22:15.57garitbaum: yes
22:16.01ellenhmmmm
22:17.03n4dirwhat kind of devices and architectures do we speak of?
22:17.25baumgarit: and you already tried the lowmem option of the installer?
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22:17.29garitx86, in a emulator
22:17.47garitbaum: no, where\how to enter this option?
22:17.54n4dirand there you got 32 of RAM?
22:18.06n4dirand it is impossible to give it more?
22:18.18missmbobellen: testing it in a vm for time, right?
22:18.31baumgarit: i think it was the menu where you can tick install options/packages to be used
22:18.33elleneh? no, it's an actual old machine
22:18.35garitn4dir: no, but i have 5MIPS, what pretty much limits me to 32 mb of ram if i dont wait for 10 minutes
22:18.58garitn4dir: its like 5Mhz machine
22:19.30missmbobellen: why not? then you dont need a machine with more ram. just install in vm then turn down ram to 32 to see if it works
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22:20.18ellen..
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22:21.59baummaybe this helps: http://peter.korsgaard.com/articles/debian-nslu2.php
22:22.11garitmissmbob: im using VM, he isnt, afaik
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22:22.59baumor it won't...
22:23.16baumgarit: kinda wondering why he gets the low memory mode page while you don't?
22:24.14garitbaum: im using 400mb memory. But i have to wait 10-20 minutes to start a install
22:24.31garitSo i want to use 32mb too.
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22:27.12baumgarit: no experience with it sorry
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22:33.34nullbyte_where is planned to release debian 9, this summer?
22:34.05missmbobnullbyte_: when it's ready officialy. maybe a couple months. maybe mid year
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22:34.49missmbobnullbyte_: when that 274 goes to 0 https://bugs.debian.org/release-critical/
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