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00:22.22*** topic/#devuan is Recent (2017-05-25): Jessie 1.0.0 stable release http://ur1.ca/qxaa5 || This is the Devuan https://devuan.org/ discussion channel (logged at https://botbot.me/freenode/devuan - with useful 'search') | Please take off-topic conversation to #debianfork | /msg chanserv info #devuan | !listkeys #devuan <foo> | Devuan Forum: https://dev1galaxy.org/
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03:01.53vvandeWhy do I keep getting a popup that says there is an new upgrade? It's for a new kernel.
03:02.10vvandeDoing an apt-get update does not bring it in howerver.
03:10.25chillfanvvande: what are you seeing exactly?
03:10.58chillfanvvande: if there are upgrades showing as available in apt then you should do apt-get update then apt-get dist-upgrade
03:11.58chillfanthe first part only updates the caches with package information, the second part upgrades the actual packages
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03:27.34vvandejust got back
03:27.52vvandethanks chillfan - I'll reboot and get the message straight.
03:31.19vvandeit says "there is one update - linux system something 64
03:31.42vvandeit comes up really quickly and goes again before I can read it :(
03:31.54chillfanduring the system boot process?
03:32.26vvandeoh, it's in the notivications "There is one new update - linux-image-amd64"
03:32.37vvandeno about a minute or two after
03:32.49vvandethat's in KDE
03:33.25chillfanAha, so it's notifiying you of updates.. I'm not sure what the front end is there, but if you access any terminal and change to root with su you can update that from there
03:34.14chillfanwhich can be done with apt-get update followed by apt-get dist-upgrade as root
03:34.25vvandeseems I couldn't but as we speak, I clicked a more info type link
03:34.39vvandeand there's a process that's doing it now
03:35.04vvandeI was just confused that the usual apt-get update/upgrade as rood didn't do that file as well
03:35.26chillfanI see. I'm not familiar with the frontends for desktops there, which is why I asked what's telling you this.
03:35.38vvandeI understand.
03:35.47vvandeI always update from the command line too.
03:35.52chillfannormally you should type dist-ugrade instead which will upgrade more packages than the upgrade command
03:36.03chillfanupgrade*
03:36.07vvandethat will be it then
03:36.22vvandebut why is there a dist upgrade in this case?
03:36.30vvandeit's a fresh Devuan install
03:37.35chillfanif you install completely by network it will get all of that, but usually the base system is installed from the CD/DVD
03:38.20vvandeok, I guess I assumed it would get the updated install since it was online during install
03:38.29vvandeI understand.
03:38.35vvandeThanks for the info chillfan.
03:39.11chillfannot a problem, did you choose to use a mirror during install? out of curiosity.. I don't use the installer for much myself so I'm not always clear on it
03:40.37vvandeI'm in Canada, so it's best to just chose generic USA, since there's nothing close in Canda (being an east west country)
03:40.48vvandethe best connections will be north south. :)
03:44.53chillfanyou should usually upgrade the kernel immediately if an update appears for it btw, as they're more likely to update for serious problems
03:45.10vvandesounds reasonable
03:45.41vvandeThe kernel doesn't update without using "dist-upgrade"?
03:47.18chillfannot the kernel specifically, a regular upgrade will not install 'new' packages
03:47.30chillfanand certain other pieces
03:47.53chillfanit's like a soft upgrade, a dist-upgrade will upgrade the lot including any new packages that are needed to achieve that
03:47.58vvandeok
03:49.02chillfanin general, always run dist-ugprade. When you look at what it pulls in, you can decide not to go ahead and run an upgrade instead if you need that
03:49.20vvandethanks :)
03:49.40chillfanare you coming over from another distro?
03:49.49vvandenot really
03:50.11vvandeI've switched all the Debian boxes to Devuan when it came out.
03:50.22vvandeI run FreeBSD on my desktop machine though.
03:50.41chillfanah ok, not a bad OS they have there
03:50.45vvandeIn this case it's a laptop for travelling - so a bit of an anomoly in my world.
03:51.22vvandeyeah, I like FreeBSD because it's stable - stable in the sence that new ideas don't get implemented every week for some political reason.
03:51.46vvandeDevuan has actually given me a bit of faith in Linux again. lol
03:52.33chillfanYeah, I agree somewhat.. they have a better OS on the technical level for those reasons imho, but linux for freedom support and customization
03:52.41chillfanfreedom, support*
03:52.54vvandesure
03:53.43vvandethough this little goaround I've been having here is not a good example
03:53.50vvandethis channel is stellar
03:54.14vvandebut go to the kde channel and I'll get heavily trolled for using old stuff from a week ago :)
03:54.55vvandeand all the Ubuntu experts out there with conflicting and irrelevant opinions are a nuisance
03:54.57vvandebut you
03:55.19vvandere right, if one know who to hang with then the Linux support is stellar.
03:57.59chillfanwe're pretty friendly here is the main thing I think, we're all users of this stuff really
03:58.22vvandeI think it's more than that.
03:58.37vvandeThere seems to be a maturity thing going on. :)
03:59.52chillfanI'd agree with that, we seem to have gotten over the systemd thing relatively quickly, I'm not convinced everyone else has yet.. but that's just my view, could be wrong
04:00.38vvandeyou know, the bottom line to me is that people should use whatever they want and not have to be called to account for it
04:00.43vvandesystemd or no systemd
04:01.36chillfanyeah, I will never tell people not to use systemd directly or ask them why, or show contempt for them.. their computer, their rules
04:01.47vvandeyep
04:02.42chillfanI'm happy to let people criticize sysvinit etc too, so long as my use case is still allowed
04:27.04vvandeIs it possible that the problem with (seemingly) polkit in KDE network mangment is due to removing systemd?
04:27.35vvandeI'm guessing that most developers are not using KDE and as such the polkit permissions could be now well checked.
04:28.50vvandes/now/not
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04:51.39vvandein any case this laptop install will clearly not be able to connect to different wireless networks while away from home
04:52.30chillfanWhys that?
04:53.08vvandeI've been on it for 3 days now. Network-manager simply will not allow a user to control the network interface.
04:53.49vvandeI even uninstalled wicd just to see if that was making a conflict.
04:54.28vvandeThe network interfaces are easily controlled as root, but the issue is in KDE.
04:55.04vvandethe relevant polkit file for network-manager already has the correct groups - as does the user
04:55.13chillfanwell.. let's see if we can tick this off.. is the wifi switch enabled, light on.. checked bios settings to change it?
04:55.35vvandeyep
04:55.46vvandeall done and checked many times :)
04:55.59vvandeit's on wireless right now as a matter of fact
04:56.09vvandeno problem with basic networking functionality
04:56.54chillfanis it an ath9k chip?
04:56.58vvandeHowever, click on the network connectin in NM and it won't let the user turn it off.
04:57.33vvandenot sure what chip it is
04:58.20chillfanchances are you're missing the firmware for it, or it's softlocked.. try rfkill list to see if your device is there
04:59.08chillfanfirmware is usually available in firmware-linux-free or if you're unlucky firmware-linux-nonfree or firmware-linux-iwlwifi or something like that
04:59.27vvandeyou did read that it goes on the network just fine, right?
04:59.35vvandeethernet and wireless
04:59.52vvandethe problem is a user can't control it from the GUI
05:00.03chillfanoh sorry.. it's working so far, I missed that
05:00.09vvandeyes
05:00.19vvandeit's a KDE or network-manager permissions issue
05:00.26vvandehence my interest in polkit
05:00.36chillfanare you in the netdev group?
05:00.45vvandeyep and also plugdev
05:00.59vvandeand those are in the network-manager polkit file as well
05:01.04chillfandbus started?
05:01.13vvandegood point :)
05:01.20vvandehow do I check or start it?
05:01.35chillfanservice dbus restart
05:01.36chillfanas root
05:01.51vvandedone
05:02.26vvandeinteresting
05:02.51chillfanusually wants dbus started, and netdev group.. I'm not sure if plugdev is needed or not
05:02.56vvandenow I clicked on the nm logo and then "connect" and it says "failed to activate"
05:03.11vvandeyes, I'd guess netdev too
05:03.27chillfandid you log your user out then back in after adding the groups?
05:03.54chillfanthat's the only thing I can think of there, I don't usually go with the network manager style things
05:05.04vvandeyes
05:05.20chillfanand also wants the service started, network-manager service
05:05.40chillfanand probably: ifupdown wpasupplicant and wireless-tools package
05:05.56vvandeI understand about the "network manger style" sentiment. I don't usually either, but setting this up for somebody who expects to click on connection and enter password - like most people do. :)
05:06.33vvandeI'm going to reboot in this case. .... two secs
05:06.42chillfanyeah I get that, it's much easier to set things up for yourself than others
05:07.06vvande:)
05:07.09vvandeit's back up now
05:07.35vvandeand an intresting thing, the konsole preferences don't save either :( ... could be related.
05:07.43vvandecheck network now
05:08.32vvandeyep, the one network comes up automatically
05:08.54vvandebut I can't shut it down from the GUI, or open another connection (I've got another one at home)
05:09.17vvandeI think it's a KDE problem.
05:11.00chillfanah, then you might be right to look at polkit.. you might need the elogind backend
05:11.18vvandeinteresting, I saw that word in my googling
05:11.27vvandegoogles elogind
05:11.52chillfanlibpolkit-backend-1-0-elogind .. I'm not completely sure. It's a fork of systemd that lets it's session management work without the rest of systemd
05:12.28chillfanI would look in that general area, but I don't know much about these yet
05:13.07vvandeok, thanks
05:13.18vvandeI'm grateful for any suggestions. :)
05:13.41vvandeIt seems to me that there is a bug here somewhere. This is a new install.
05:14.05chillfanI think both gnome and kde will want elogind, that's the reason it's included in ascii
05:14.29chillfanyeah, if you manage to find what's at fault please let us know
05:14.56chillfanbugs.devuan.org would be the best way, or mention it on the mailing list
05:15.03vvandefor sure
05:15.46vvandeI've got Devuan on 3 stationary machines here and haven't had a problem. Very happy with it.
05:15.57vvandethis is just a roving laptop issue
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07:21.30edbarxASCII: XFCE --- Restart, Shutdown, Suspend, Hibernate still unavailable. Is there a solution?
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09:59.02antenagora@edbarx same here !
09:59.50KatolaZantenagora: are you using ascii or jessie?
10:01.08antenagorajessie, i was not able to fix that. maybe is policykit related ?
10:01.17KatolaZantenagora: quite strange
10:01.23KatolaZyou should have consolekit enabled
10:01.31KatolaZit is known to work on jessie
10:01.42KatolaZunless you are getting packages from non-devuan repos
10:01.47KatolaZand you got some update
10:02.13antenagorajust a second, i will check the policykit version
10:02.26KatolaZ(it works also on ascii, but there is a glitch that needs manual intervention and will be solved asap)
10:02.54antenagorapolicykit-1  0.105-9+devuan1
10:03.07antenagorapolicykit-1-gnome   0.105-2
10:03.31antenagorawhich glitch are you talking about ? do you have some reference ?
10:04.10KatolaZantenagora: it does not affect jessie, only ascii
10:04.31KatolaZantenagora: do you have consolekit installed?
10:05.16antenagoraKatolaZ,  consolekit    0.4.6-5
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10:11.14vvandewhy would we need consolekit?
10:11.47vvandeor rather, why would it not be there?
10:13.16KatolaZvvande: because consolekit is in charge of session management, I guess...
10:14.38vvandeyeah, so why would it not be there?
10:15.42vvandeI'm just curious, because I'm exploring some problems here. That's probably not one of them, but I"m looking at everything. :)
10:17.56KatolaZvvande: are you on ascii or jessie?
10:17.58antenagoravvande, ConsoleKit System Restart and Stop  console-kit-daemon provides D-Bus interfaces that will restart or stop the system.  When console-kit-daemon receives a D-Bus request to restart the system, it will run the /usr/lib/ConsoleKit/scripts/ck-system-restart script if the user has privilege to do this operation.
10:22.15vvandeKatolaZ, I'm on jessie
10:22.45vvandeantenagora, thanks
10:24.29vvandeso ConsoleKit also has to do with permissions I guess
10:27.11antenagoraKatolaZ, fixed here: i had to enable under preferences > session of xfce : start gnome services at boot and authentication agent under automatic boot
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10:51.11vvandeWhy do I get a popup sometimes that says "Authentication is required to refresh the system sources" ?
10:51.33vvandeThe PackageKit Project
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11:13.03vvandea quick google tells me it's not malicious, and will probably go away
11:13.52vvandeUnknown popups asking for root password is sure to get my attention though. :)
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16:45.26d9867ebhi
16:45.57d9867ebhi, is there anyone on mastdon here?
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20:27.53aitorhi
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20:31.57aitori'm working in the relationship of the dev managers
20:32.05aitor*on
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20:33.19drawkulaparship.devuan.org ?
20:33.22aitori uploaded a virtual repository including empty packages of udev | eudev | vdev
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20:34.27aitorudev in this case is the transitional package for eudev (both downgraded from ascii to jessie)
20:34.35drawkulaaaaah... those dev managers... I thought of developers... ;-D
20:34.54aitoradd to your repos the following line:
20:35.00drawkulawas a funny idea for some seconds...
20:35.17aitordeb http://www.gnuinos.org/virtual/ jessie main
20:35.23aitorand try:
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20:35.28aitorapt-get update
20:35.33aitorapt-get install udev
20:35.40aitorapt-get install eudev
20:35.45aitorapt-get install vdev
20:35.53aitorit's working for me
20:37.42aitorboth libeudev1 and libvdev1 have a common file /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/virtual-libudev.so.1
20:38.26aitorinstalling vdev, the packages of eudev are removed and vice versa
20:40.03aitoryou can download the empty packages; any improvements?
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20:40.15aitortime to dinner, be back later
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