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00:18.04aaronlevyI am running (essentially): apt-get update && apt-get install <a few packages> && apt-get upgrade -- but I am still seeing some out of date packages (OpenSSL, for example). However, if I run apt-get update && apt-get upgrade again as a second step - the packages are updated. Concrete example e.g. why is this line needed:
00:18.06aaronlevyhttps://github.com/aaronlevy/kubernetes/blob/88e396da369ae5efaacc66ee2ecdaca73ed31f71/cluster/images/hyperkube/Dockerfile#L37
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00:23.04aaronlevynm. I believe it is a docker thing (caching a pre-built layer).
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00:36.15pingfloydaaronlevy: if you see packages help back, you need to use apt-get dist-upgrade
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00:39.20sandeepkr_is there a a debian based OS that comes with numpy and matplotlib pre installed?
00:40.22aediniuspreinstalled? why not just install it?
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00:46.02sandeepkr_aedinius, i know but the case here is a bit different.Need it for a live cd.
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00:51.21rjsaltssandeepkr_: you can build custom live cds
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00:52.41sandeepkr_rjsalts, with the help of which utility?
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00:57.22rjsaltssandeepkr_: there are debian-live packages in the repo to help build them. https://debian-live.alioth.debian.org/live-manual/stable/manual/html/live-manual.en.html#409 was the best I could find
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00:59.14rjsaltssandeepkr_: or maybe https://debian-live.alioth.debian.org/live-manual/stable/manual/html/live-manual.en.html#847
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01:07.55sandeepkr_thanks rjsalts
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01:13.17toruvinneeeeh. hello, what would be the best solution to get newer sqlite3 package in wheezy, without dist-upgrading (dont want to do that, not yet)? dpkg-building from the jessie source for example? sadly it's not in backports.
01:13.27somiaj,v sqlite3
01:13.28juddPackage: sqlite3 on amd64 -- wheezy: 3.7.13-1+deb7u2; wheezy-security: 3.7.13-1+deb7u3; jessie-security: 3.8.7.1-1+deb8u1; jessie: 3.8.7.1-1+deb8u2; stretch: 3.14.2-1; sid: 3.14.2-1
01:13.54somiajtoruvinn: you could try to backport the sqlite from jessie by following /msg dpkg ssb
01:13.59somiaj!wheezy-lts
01:14.00dpkgSecurity support for Debian 7 "Wheezy" from the Debian Security Team ended on 2016-04-25.  The amd64, i386, armel and armhf architectures receive additional long term support (LTS) via <wheezy/updates> until 2018-05-31.  See http://deb.li/2aC for excluded packages.  No changes to /etc/apt/sources.list are needed for wheezy-lts.
01:14.07toruvinnsomiaj, yeah, i need 3.8.2 at least for "without rowid" support.
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01:14.38toruvinnsomiaj, mhmm. let's see. thanks.
01:14.53somiajtoruvinn: though depending on your time line it might also be a good push to think about changing to jessie. Though streetch will be out before wheezy-lts is done.
01:15.17somiajNote you will have to take responsbility for security support for this backport you make.
01:16.12toruvinnsomiaj, thanks.
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01:35.28tom99hey somiaj
01:35.39tom99any idea how to go about filing a bug report for a package on wheezy and/or jessie?
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01:36.04tom99surfist and i were talking about a defective packages libgweather in the gnome desktop
01:36.07tom99and ways to maybe fix it or patch it
01:36.12jmcnaughttom99: https://www.debian.org/Bugs/Reporting
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01:36.49jmcnaughtit's unlikely to get fixed in wheezy, and will probably only get fixed in jessie if it doesn't require a version bump
01:37.03jmcnaught(and if someone contributes a fix)
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01:39.45tom99what do you mean by version bump?
01:39.56jmcnaughttom99: version increase
01:39.59tom99if you go the source package on the gnome site then the latest version fixes the problem with it
01:40.06tom99so it would have to be a version update i think
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01:40.54ryoumajmcnaught: my understanding from a prev conv is that somebody was working on it and it would be fixed in jessie.  but this was a while back.
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01:41.16jmcnaughttom99: fixes are often backported to packages in Debian Stable. This is different than backporting a package, it means taking a patch that fixes the issue and applying it to the version in Debian Stable
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01:41.21tom99i think there might be dependency issues as well, so a wheezy update may be impossible. but it also doesn't work in jessie IIRC
01:41.43jmcnaughttom99: only in rare circumstances involving security will versions increase in a Debian Stable release, like the samba upgrade a few months ago
01:41.57ryoumajmcnaught: so backports can contain both types of backports?
01:41.59jmcnaughtryouma: is there a bug already reported for it?
01:42.02tom99so if it was to be fixed in jessie then the preferred way would be a patch?
01:42.14ryoumajmcnaught: no clue.  i don't understand deiban's mechanisms or i'd have tried to look it up.
01:42.26jmcnaughtryouma: what is the package name?
01:42.32ryoumaweather-util, i think
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01:43.11ryoumaalso it's broken in gkrellm's weahter app
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01:43.22ryouma(for precisely the same reason most likely)
01:43.55jmcnaughtryouma: you can log bugs up with http://bugs.debian.org/<package name>, so http://bugs.debian.org/weather-util
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01:45.03tom99we were discussing two different packages, libgweather-3-0 and weather-util. I believe they are independent from what my system is telling me.
01:45.12tom99but surfist might know more
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01:45.44tom99we had a simple fix for weather util, changing the URL in a couple files fixed it
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01:45.51tom99so that would be the time to use a patch?
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01:47.19ryoumajmcnaught: thanks.  seems the bug is there.
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01:47.54jmcnaughttom99: the first step is to look for the bug, but don't expect it to be fixed for wheezy, which is LTS only now
01:48.02ryoumajmcnaught: suppose i figure it will take too long for them to fix it (no clue).  then would i (1) just edit the files in place or (2) perform some clever debian redirection thing to the fixed files?
01:48.39ryouma(or (3) figure out how to recompile my own package or whatever)
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01:49.28ryoumaseems to be this for weather-util https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=835264
01:49.30juddBug http://bugs.debian.org/835264 in weather-util (open): «weather-util: NOAA has discontinued weather.noaa.gov»; severity: important; opened: 2016-08-23; last modified: 2016-08-27.
01:50.02ryoumaexcept it is grave, judd
01:50.09acuwhat is the current kernel in Debian Stretch ?
01:50.22TomTomTosch,kernels
01:50.23juddAvailable kernel versions are: experimental: 4.7.0-rc7-686 (4.7~rc7-1~exp1); sid: 4.7.0-1-686 (4.7.5-1); stretch: 4.7.0-1-686 (4.7.4-2); jessie-backports: 4.6.0-0.bpo.1-686-pae (4.6.4-1~bpo8+1); jessie: 3.16.0-4-686-pae (3.16.36-1+deb8u1); wheezy-backports: 3.16.0-0.bpo.4-686-pae (3.16.36-1+deb8u1~bpo70+1); wheezy: 3.2.0-4-686-pae (3.2.81-2)
01:50.39stensonlives<b>Hi</b>.
01:50.42jmcnaughtryouma: there is dpkg-divert. or you could download the source package and try to make a patch for it
01:51.00acuthanks judd
01:51.39ryoumahmm, that was what i was thinking of, but from the man page seems like it wouldn't work here
01:52.34jhutchinsIs there some trick to getting ssh working with the live CD?  I keep getting key errors when I try to connect.  It could just be a bad IDE controller is not loading sshd cleanly.
01:54.55tom99jmcnaught, so we've found the bug and also identified a fix which I tested.
01:55.04tom99Is the next step to submit some sort of patch?
01:55.40tom99The fix is actually suggested by the maintainer in the thread, so I'm not sure submitting a patch would be meaningful.
01:56.27jmcnaughttom99: you mean weather-util? i'm sure a patch would be welcome. i didn't read the bug report though.
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01:57.05jmcnaughtjhutchins: is it the client or server running the live CD?
01:57.17tom99jmcnaught: it is a simple URL change of a couple files
01:57.28tom99but for some reason it hasn't been fixed by the maintainer
01:58.42somiajtom99: what files? Config files? Creating a patch and submitting it to the bug report can help move things along.
01:59.32tom99somiaj: the file weather.py which is in /usr/share
01:59.40somiajtom99: https://wiki.debian.org/UsingQuilt#Basic_quilt_tasks
02:00.09somiajmost likey the source package uses quilt and with that you can download the jessie source, apply all the patches then create a new one using quilt.
02:00.24tom99somiaj: i don't understand, a package that already uses Quilt?
02:00.34tom99oh ok
02:01.04somiajtom99: the debian patches on the source are made with quilt. Those instructions should work (I'm unsure if all debian sources use quilt but I think most do)
02:01.12somiajwell note made, managed.
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02:02.57tom99hmm ok thanks somiaj
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02:03.04tom99that looks like something i could get started with I guess
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02:03.25tom99once the patch is submitted what do you think the likelihood of it being verified and applied is?
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02:04.29jmcnaughttom99: i don't think it will happen at all for wheezy. for jessie it could happen for a point release
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02:05.14tom99hmm. i'm not sure how encouraging that is, esp given the maintainer surely knows about the fix already
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02:05.53jhutchinsjmcnaught: Not sure which one I grabbed, its non-GUI though.
02:06.08jmcnaughtmaintainers are often very busy people, if you submit a patch that works it will help move things along
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02:06.32tom99alright thanks jmcnaught
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02:06.45jmcnaughtjhutchins: and you're getting an error on the client? what is the error? is replacing the host keys okay?
02:09.01jmcnaught(and do you have console access?)
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02:09.17jhutchinsjmcnaught: It's getting a key error, even though I'm trying to login with a password.  Pam is enabled.
02:09.46jhutchinsjmcnaught: The problem is it's a wounded server, and so far I get a limited window to work on it before the DVD fails and I can't do any system calls.
02:10.17jmcnaughtjhutchins: what does the error say? is it about client or host keys?
02:10.32jhutchinsjmcnaught: I don't think it says which it is.
02:11.02jmcnaughtjhutchins: not even with -vvv? can you make a paste?
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02:11.25jhutchinsjmcnaught: I was looking for knowledge of the live configuration, I can do diagnostics tomorow if I have time to bring it up, but like I said it's a limited window, and I don't want to spend what may be finite time dinking with diagnostics and configuration.
02:12.05jhutchinsjmcnaught: I do have experience diagnosing ssh connections, but I'd like it if the blasted live image just worked.
02:12.47jmcnaughtjhutchins: sure, it's just hard to know what your problem is without the error message. if it's a problem with the host keys and you have console access, i would regenerate themm
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02:13.01jhutchinsjmcnaught: I may re-burn it, I'm getting a LOT of buffer errors as it boots.  So far the new DVD drive has not failed outright though, so if I have time to spend tomorrow I may get it working.  I know I had it working before because I recovered some of the system.
02:13.26simbalionHi, since accidentally removing some packages the other day, I can't 'open with gedit' items on my desktop anymore. Can someone tell me what controls that?
02:13.26jhutchinsjmcnaught: Yes, like I said, not asking for diagnostic help, asking for knowledge of live.
02:14.18jhutchinssimbalion: mime types?  Look at your apt/dpkg logs and see what you removed.
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02:14.36simbalionjhutchins: thanks but there's like 30 packages and I have no idea what most of them are. I already tried that.
02:14.48jhutchinsjmcnaught: THanks for the thoughts though.  If I get time to hack at it tomorrow I may ask for help.
02:15.16simbalionIt shouldn't matter what type of file it is. I right click it and select 'open with gedit' it should send a command 'gedit %1'. That is what's broken.
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02:15.25jhutchinsI think burning a new DVD in hopes that it's a bad copy is one step.  My theory is that the IDE controller is failing and that trashed the boot disk.
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02:15.41somiajsimbalion: is the package gedit installed?
02:15.48jhutchinssimbalion: Ok, well as long as you know what the problem is then.
02:15.49bmomjianWhen I do:  sh -c "sleep 400; ls" &, and kill the $! pid, any idea why the sleep 400 keeps running?
02:16.06simbalionjhutchins: I asked what package controls that. Thanks.
02:16.56somiajsimbalion: by cannot open, you mean that option is no longer there?
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02:17.07simbalionI didn't say that, did I?
02:17.21simbalionoh I guess I did, I should have worded it better.
02:17.31simbalionThe option is there, it does not do anything.
02:17.54somiajsimbalion: just trying to be clear. And you said the gedit package is installed, so if you run gedit foo from the command line it works?
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02:18.07simbalionsomiaj: I'll try from the CLI
02:18.29simbalionworks as expected from the CLI
02:18.57jmcnaughtsimbalion: can you run nautilus from a terminal emulator, and then watch it for errors when you try to open with gedit?
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02:19.46simbalionjmcnaught: nautilus was not installed, that is one of the packages that was removed. I'm reinstalling it now
02:20.08simbalionit looks like it is installing most of the other packages too, as dependencies
02:20.22somiajnautilus is the filemanager which basically controlls the desktop. I'm surprised you had the menu without nautilus.
02:20.33somiajmaybe the menu is part of gnome, but nautilus is needed to run the commands on the files.
02:20.37jmcnaughtsimbalion: maybe i missed it, but what program were right-clicking icons in if not nautilus?
02:20.40simbalionsomiaj: I'm using xfce4, dunno how their desktop works
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02:21.05jmcnaughtoh... probably thunar or something
02:21.17jmcnaughtsimbalion: do you have the task-xfce-desktop package installed?
02:21.21simbalionif I run nautilus from CLI and 'open with gedit' it works, but still doesnt work from the desktop
02:21.49simbalionjmcnaught: thanks that was half-installed
02:22.11simbalionThe lesson here is never apt-get install selinux
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02:22.36simbalionwell open with gedit still isn't working but maybe I need to restart X first
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02:23.42jmcnaughtsimbalion: selinux isn't a package on Debian. out of curiousity, what did you install exactly?
02:23.51simbalionjmcnaught: yes it is
02:24.09simbalionthere aren't any profile packages but selinux has a package
02:24.14jmcnaught,i selinux
02:24.15juddNo package named 'selinux' was found in jessie/amd64.
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02:25.35simbalionjmcnaught: weird, I did an apt-cache search selinux and I don't see it but when I installed it the other day "selinux" was absolutely in the list of packages to be installed.
02:25.48simbalionI think I was installing setools
02:25.49jmcnaughtsimbalion: there are other packages like selinux-utils, but i asked because you wrote "apt-get install selinux" which makes me wonder if you installed a third party package. On debian stable, installing a package like selinux-utils shouldn't remove xfce packages
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02:27.09simbalionjmcnaught: Yeah something went terribly wrong.
02:27.29jmcnaughtsimbalion: "apt-get -s install setools selinux-utils selinux-basics" http://paste.debian.net/843776/
02:27.30simbalionjmcnaught: it tried to remove systemd and a bunch of other important packages
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02:27.39jmcnaughtit doesn't remove anything
02:27.55simbalionjmcnaught: Not going to argue about it. I've been in here asking for help the past 3 days as a result of what it did
02:28.14simbalionThat is probably because some of the packages I'm using are from backports
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02:29.27somiajsimbalion: care to share the output of apt-cache policy at paste.debian.net
02:29.33somiajsimbalion: care to share the output of 'apt-cache policy' at paste.debian.net
02:29.42somiajarg, I didn't need to repeate that. :/
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02:30.06simbalionIf I had more time I'd be happy to help debug but I dont
02:31.05simbalionI'm willing to accept it was a freak occurence due to my particular system make-up, and if I had just paid more attention to what apt was saying at the time I never would have let it do the initial damage.
02:31.08somiajwell if you are mixing sources you should know about it soon and fix it.
02:31.25simbalionI'm not mixing sources
02:31.37simbalionI install some things from backports, thats all
02:32.40somiajthat can sometimes cause issues due to how backports is pinned.
02:32.54simbalionyes I understood the risks
02:33.12simbalionunfortunately some of the software I want to use required using backports to get up to date versions
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02:34.06txstable in a nutshell
02:34.07tx:)
02:34.17simbalionyup
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02:34.58ceonlive is interessting
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02:35.00simbalionall things considered, I think Debian does it best
02:35.06txof course
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02:35.13txI use stable for things I want stable
02:35.20txnot as a desktop OS though. it's sid/stretch for that.
02:35.27ceonI love debian
02:35.29stonedI use stable for desktop
02:35.31simbalionI want my desktop to be stable
02:35.31stonedfulltime
02:35.34stonedworks great
02:35.43txI imagine it would!
02:35.44somiajbackports are fine to use, just sometimes apt can't figure out the best solution when jessie-backport packages are installed and it hits a version dependency issue. Instead of looking in backports for a solution it may remove packages.
02:35.48simbalionI can't stand when stuff breaks. and I use my desktop for my primary work PC so it needs to function when I tell it to
02:35.58ceonbut often I got problems make easy stuff :-(
02:35.58ceonI know since hmm 10 years cuos is on 632
02:36.16stonedI don't know why people always want to use the latest software
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02:36.41simbalionstoned: features. For example the nginx that ships with jessie is very outdated, doesn't include support for HTTP/2, for one example.
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02:37.03simbalionthe nginx in backports is up to date tho and includes HTTP/2 support
02:37.05ceonport nuber stoned gg+
02:37.08ceonlol
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02:37.17txstoned: Because I am a software engineer.
02:37.25txPart of that involves trying new things.
02:37.36ceonFist time I meet  normal people in here lol*
02:37.51stonedThere is no such thing as normal
02:38.07ceonof course I study software design
02:38.11jmcnaughtsimbalion: for stuff like nginx you should install it in a container or a VM, not directly on your desktop system
02:38.21simbalionI bet most average PC users would be happy with stable. Most people use their PC for web browsing, youtube, and maybe email, and that's all.
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02:38.31txOf course.
02:38.33ceonhmm
02:38.42simbalionjmcnaught: I don't have nginx on my desktop it was just an example. I manage a dozen servers that run nginx tho
02:38.57ceonI make brake of study and work
02:39.29ceonI wanna do at leat 2 years Graphic stuff
02:39.29ceonGang Of 4 ...
02:39.29ceonburnt me kind of out ..
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02:39.50jmcnaughtceon: do you have a Debian question?
02:40.03ceonI was 10 year admin
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02:40.35ceonmost people use them PC at work and hate if them have to leran like SAP - new mask...
02:40.35ceonprivate they all use just mobile
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02:41.41ceonyes I really trie all called root at night
02:41.41ceonbut want help - mine histoty aint work :-(
02:41.41ceonhistory
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02:42.17ceonand I still drive debian 8
02:42.22ceonor Knoppix
02:42.38ceonI think I was born with Linux DNA lol
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02:43.08ceonand by the way
02:43.26ceonnon of us got much time so
02:43.36missmbob!offtopic
02:43.36dpkg#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.
02:43.48ceontechnican engineers please
02:43.48ceonthink
02:43.48ceonfaster
02:43.48ceonbetter
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02:44.13TomTomToschdebhelper says no^^
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03:30.50annoymouse4210Is it safe to install sid debian package in jessie?
03:31.08dvsno
03:31.08missmbobno
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03:32.05annoymouse4210then what a bout testing?
03:32.17missmbobno
03:32.18annoymouse4210what about installing testing?
03:32.18dvsno
03:32.20annoymouse4210no??
03:32.50missmbob!tell annoymouse4210 about jessie-backports
03:37.41biotimgenerally not good to mix packages from different releases https://wiki.debian.org/DontBreakDebian
03:38.01annoymouse4210yeshttps://wiki.debian.org/DontBreakDebian#Don.27t_make_a_FrankenDebian
03:38.08missmbobannoymouse4210: care to tell us which package?
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03:38.37annoymouse4210https://packages.debian.org/stretch/zfs-dkms I'm trying to because in backports it is 0.6.5.7
03:38.49annoymouse4210I need 0.6.5.8 , since I want to change my kernel 4.8
03:39.01missmbob,checkbackport zfs-dkms
03:39.02juddBackporting package zfs-dkms in sid→jessie/amd64: all build-dependencies satisfied using jessie.
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03:39.07missmbobshould be easy enough
03:39.14missmbob!tell annoymouse4210 about ssb
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03:40.20annoymouse4210dkms dosen't work because it is only applied up to kernel 4.7
03:40.59dvs4.8 isn't even released yet
03:41.42missmbobthat's sns at it's best ;)
03:42.34annoymouse4210oh I see..
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04:24.58jairhello everyone, anyone have been able to pair bluetooth devices successfully?
04:25.08jairheadsets? mice? for example
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04:25.32txyes
04:25.39txI use my BT headphones daily
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04:27.32Rusty1_!mint
04:27.33dpkgLinux Mint is not Debian and is not supported in #debian.  Please use their forums at http://forums.linuxmint.com/ or join #linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org for support.  Linux Mint is variously based on <Ubuntu> with a "Linux Mint Debian Edition" (LMDE) also available.  See also <based on debian>, <mintppc>.
04:27.48Rusty1_jair:  umkay?
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04:33.41jairtx: hi there sorry about that
04:34.11tx?
04:34.20jairtx: I am wondering if this is an issue after some of the package upgrades in debian, but before I did pair a file very easily
04:34.41jairtx: currently I am having issues pairing the headsets and also mice
04:34.44txtry removing the device in blueman-manager
04:34.49txand re-adding
04:35.09jairtx: I did that no luck so I removed the blue-man because it did not produced any change
04:35.36txwhat are you using to manage bluetooth devices?
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04:45.49jairtx: sorry I am using the default "bluetooth" package applet in the cinnamon desktop I installed as GUI
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05:32.02joj[]Is there a canonical way for adding entries to fstab from package maintainerscripts? I.e. possibly not just 'echo'
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05:34.22missmbobjoj[]: you should ask them. #ubuntu
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05:34.54txmissmbob: just because joj[] said canonical
05:34.56txdoesn't mean ubuntu  lol
05:35.19txcanonical actually has a dictionary meaning too
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05:38.35rjsaltsi.e. accepted as being accurate and authoritative
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05:40.30rjsaltsjoj[]: I don't know of any packages that append things to /etc/fstab. You'd presumably want it to be idempotent
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05:42.21no_gravityCan a command that has been forked with & be reattached to?
05:43.15missmbobno_gravity: fg
05:44.18no_gravitymissmbob: "man fg" gives me "fg [job_spec]". What is job_spec?
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05:44.51rjsaltsno_gravity: 1 2 3 etc. If you have multiple backgrounded processes
05:45.29no_gravityrjsalts: How do I get the number?
05:46.09rjsaltsno_gravity: e.g. "[1]+  Stopped" when you hit ctrl-z or "[1] pid" if you do foo&
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05:46.24missmbobor jobs
05:46.37missmbobthat'll give you the id
05:46.49no_gravity"[1] pid"?
05:46.57missmbobso then you'd do fg 1
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05:47.30rjsaltshttp://paste.debian.net/844013/
05:47.36no_gravitymissmbob: Not sure what you mean.
05:47.43no_gravitymissmbob: I did this: wget 127.0.0.1 &
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05:48.00rjsalts[1] being the job id, and pid being the numeric process id
05:48.02no_gravitymissmbob: I set it up so that wget takes forever. So I have time trying to reattach.
05:48.12no_gravitymissmbob: Now how can I reattach to wget?
05:48.41no_gravityps tells me the pid of wget, but "fg <pid>" does not work.
05:48.45missmbobi'm not sure i can be clearer. fg. if you have multiple background jobs you type jobs to get the id. then fg id
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05:49.07missmbobit's job id. not pid
05:49.11no_gravitymissmbob: I see. That seems to only work in the shell where the process was started.
05:49.16missmbobyes
05:49.26no_gravityCan I reattach from another shell?
05:49.34missmbobfor that you need to look into screen or tmux.
05:50.04no_gravitymissmbob: I know screen and tmux. But my use case is: Attach to a process that was started and forked in another shell.
05:50.49ransur0tglances?
05:51.03no_gravityGoogling around, the solution seems to be quite complex.
05:51.21no_gravityCreating a fifo pipe and then attaching the process to it via gdb.
05:51.30rjsaltsaye
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05:53.26rjsaltsno_gravity: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/49106/how-to-recover-a-backgrounded-job-from-a-previous-shell
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05:53.46no_gravityrjsalts: Yeah, saw that answer about reptyr.
05:53.55no_gravityrjsalts: Prefer to only use already installed tools though.
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05:55.06rjsaltsno_gravity: the reptyr is basically a bunch of automation around the fifo gdb open file descriptors, etc.
05:55.15no_gravityrjsalts: Yeah
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05:55.55gebruikeris the new flash alerady available for linux?
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05:56.28gebruikersource: http://www.zdnet.com/article/adobe-reanimates-npapi-flash-for-linux-after-4-year-stasis/
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05:59.08Lady_AleenaOkay, dpkg can't find anything on "search packages" or "find packages". Any suggestions?
06:00.05rjsaltsLady_Aleena: I think that's the other bot, datase or something?
06:00.21joj[]rjsalts: I see. I was hoping for something similar like pam-auth-update and friends. So I'll roll my own, thanks.
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06:01.02Lady_Aleenarjsalts, datese is not online.
06:01.03ransur0tLady_Aleena: apt-cache search <package> or apt-cache policy <package>
06:01.06rjsaltsjoj[]: You could look on debian codesearch
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06:04.34Lady_Aleenahead desks as her eyes water from search.
06:04.54rjsaltsjoj[]: https://codesearch.debian.net/search?q=fstab+path%3A%2Fdebian%2F*postinst
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06:05.30Lady_AleenaIt is so hard to find something like GTK3 themes.
06:05.37rjsaltsjoj[]: yep, there is nothing that touches fstab in postinst
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06:16.30Lady_AleenaUm, I just tried using wine and was just told wine command not found. Is wine a root only command?
06:16.40missmbobno
06:17.51Lady_AleenaSo why did "wine Downloads/npp.7.Installer.x64.exe" return "bash: wine: command not found"?
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06:18.13missmbobhow did you install wine?
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06:18.35Lady_Aleenamissmbob, didn't it come with Debian 8 install?
06:19.02missmbobLady_Aleena: it's not installed by default, no. you have to apt-get install it
06:19.31Lady_Aleenamissmbob, one would think it would come with the install.
06:19.47babilendpkg: wine
06:19.47dpkgwine is, like, ine (Wine Is Not an Emulator) is an application intended to allow execution of Microsoft Windows programs on Unix-like operating systems. Application compatibility database: http://appdb.winehq.org/ .https://wiki.debian.org/Wine  http://wiki.winehq.org/HowTo http://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ #winehq on irc.freenode.net. See <mmap_min_addr> regarding use of Win16 binaries. See also <newer wine>.
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06:21.14missmbobLady_Aleena: also, fyi, https://itsfoss.com/notepad-alternatives-for-linux/
06:21.24missmbobinstalling wine for notepad++ is kind of silly
06:22.31Lady_Aleenamissmbob, well notepadd++ is the only text editor with everything I need.
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06:24.34Lady_AleenaGreat, it won't install. I'm so screwd.
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06:25.25Lady_AleenaLooks like I'll have to go nuts learning a new text editor and getting used to not having everything I need.
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06:25.57missmbobLady_Aleena: notepadqq should be an exact clone
06:26.08missmbobbut learning something new never hurt
06:26.28Lady_Aleenamissmbob, notepadqq is missing A LOT!
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06:28.38Lady_Aleenamissmbob, but my eyes will bleed for a long while since I can't configure the styles the way I want and I will always be fighting the text editors line wrapping.
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06:31.25ti-moMorning/afternoon/evening
06:31.46ti-moDoes anyone know where the 4.6 kernel package went in backports?
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06:33.14Lady_AleenaAfter I installed wine and tried in install notepad++, I was given this message: as root, please execute "dpkg --add-architecture i386 && apt-get update &&
06:33.14Lady_Aleenaapt-get install wine32"
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06:34.20Lady_AleenaNow whenever I apt-get update, I get the following: http://paste.debian.net/844073/
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06:34.45Lady_AleenaIs there a way to reverse the previous to correct the apt-get update?
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06:35.24no_gravityWhen I fork a command with & - and I see it's job #1. Do I do "disown 1" and then I am able to exit the shell without killing it?
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06:36.48no_gravityHmm.. no, that gives me "-bash: disown: 1: no such job"
06:36.59no_gravityStrange. I see it as "1" in the output of "jobs".
06:37.27no_gravityDo i have to "bg" it first?
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06:41.54tom99question
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06:42.08tom99what programs do you guys like to use for symbolic computation and mathematical operations?
06:42.21tom99i'm thinking things like maxima, but I'm not sure if there's other ones.
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06:43.29no_gravity"disown" with no parameter seems to work.
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06:48.32Jidoorhow would i make this work scp $remote:/path/to/target /path/to/destination
06:48.40Jidoori want to use an environment variable for hostname
06:50.33TomTomToschLady_Aleena: 1386 is no valid architecture. i386 is. dpkg --remove-architecture 1386   and try again without a typo.
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06:51.59AciD`Jidoor > export first?
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06:53.29Jidoori have the var exported
06:53.30morriswakerAnyone seen that new Denial film by Becker Street?
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06:54.01Jidoorbut it doesn't seem to work i guess it doesnt know when the var name ends
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07:03.44Lady_AleenaTomTomTosch, THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
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07:10.52TomTomToschLady_Aleena: also keep in mind that windows uses DOS newline symbols and linux uses unix ones. check if you can save files with Unix/Linux line endings in notepad++ if you want to use it to edit file in linux for some reason i can't get behind.
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07:12.44Lady_AleenaTomTomTosch, I can.
07:12.57Lady_AleenaAs soon as I can get this installed.
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07:19.02Lady_AleenaI am getting the following message: Fontconfig warning: "/etc/fonts/conf.d/50-user.conf", line 14: reading configurations from ~/.fonts.conf is deprecated. please move it to /home/me/.config/fontconfig/fonts.conf manually
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07:19.27d0d50fe2e21a57c8Funny song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyxNgnQ9m30
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07:20.15Lady_AleenaSo, I went to /etc/fonts/conf.d/50-user.conf which lead me to /usr/share/fontconfig/conf.avail/50-user.conf which looks like: http://paste.debian.net/844127/
07:20.22Lady_AleenaDo I delete the last two lines?
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07:24.40TomTomToschit's just a warning and something that should be fixed by the maintainer fontconfig-config
07:24.49TomTomTosch* of
07:25.03Lady_AleenaTomTomTosch, I am getting it every time I try to install something with wine.
07:25.21Lady_Aleena3 instances of it.
07:26.20Lady_Aleenahttps://paste.linux.community/view/7adce0bf and it may be mucking up with with working of wine.
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07:27.15TomTomToschyes, but it's just a warning. you can remove those lines if it bothers you, though.
07:27.30TomTomToschor comment them out instead of deleting them.
07:27.40Lady_AleenaTomTomTosch, how do I get rid of them when they come up whenever I use wine?
07:27.56TomTomToscha line above you have an example of how to do multiline comments in XML
07:28.25Lady_AleenaOh comment the lines out of the 50-user.conf?
07:28.36Lady_AleenaI will give that a whirl.
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07:28.54TomTomToschyes, if it bothers you. but it will not make the error go away, only the fontconfig warnings.
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07:29.19debian-alainhi guys , could you help me ?
07:29.43somiajdebian-alain: just ask your question.
07:29.52Lady_AleenaTomTomTosch, thank you again...
07:30.02debian-alaini have a problem with melt and v4l2-ctl
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07:30.37debian-alaini have no more video and no more sound on my system
07:30.51TomTomToschLady_Aleena: on the n++  website they also provide the binary in a zip file, try that if the installer doesn't work. also, try the 32 bit version if the 64 bit one doesn't work with wine.
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07:31.12darxmurfhi all
07:32.07debian-alainhi darxmurf
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07:32.37darxmurfI have a basic SMB conf with a public share. It's working fine on windows 7 or non updated windows 10 machines. No password is asked. Now for any obscure reason it's kicking updated windows 8 and 10 out. Oo
07:33.01darxmurfI tried now to change to :         max protocol = SMB2
07:33.04ranixsmb isn't working well for me lately either
07:33.14ranixI wasn't able to get it to improve by forcing smb2
07:33.20Lady_AleenaTomTomTosch, I've tried both installers, neither work for me.
07:33.23darxmurfbut now I have a credential popup on the windows
07:33.31ranixit works fine for me on old versions of windows but not on mac os
07:33.32darxmurfI can enter any account and I can then access the files
07:33.39darxmurfbut is there a way to avoid this popup ?
07:33.45ranixhaha wtf
07:33.46darxmurfand force smb to use a dummy user ?
07:34.04ransur0tLady_Aleena: curious, why the need for n++ with so many alternatives on linux?
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07:34.17darxmurf<PROTECTED>
07:34.33darxmurfthis maps bad logon to a dummy user
07:34.41debian-alainey guys , but what about my problem ?
07:34.44Lady_Aleenaransur0t, because Linux devs don't believe in things like specificity in syntax highlighting.
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07:34.56ranixdarx, can you just use a password
07:34.57TomTomToschwat? ^^
07:34.58darxmurfbut as this share is open, I don't care about password :-/
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07:35.03ranixhow many users do you have
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07:35.37darxmurfwell, I have a script which copy files from this share every  time you launch a windows app.
07:35.48darxmurfI can eventualy update this script
07:35.49ranixa hack is to set up a samba share account using the same username you log into windows with
07:35.51Lady_Aleenaransur0t, it there were a *nix text editor which could discern between a perl $scalar, @array, and %hash I would use it.
07:35.52ranixand using the same password
07:36.15darxmurfimpossible, too much users
07:36.20ranixk
07:36.29darxmurfsome of them are in a AD domain
07:36.33darxmurfsome other not
07:36.37Lady_AleenaKate and Kwrite lump them together which is annoying.
07:36.41darxmurfbut this issue is weird
07:36.48ransur0tLady_Aleena: ah, I see ... I'm no expert on such specifics, perhaps a dev would now of an app that meets your needs ...
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07:36.57ransur0t*know
07:37.31darxmurfthat's why I'm wondering if there is a way to map any smb access to the same user without asking a pass
07:37.46Lady_Aleenaransur0t, the one closest was scite, however, the config files all required root access while running scite.
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07:38.20ranixdarxmurf: I think if you set "guest only = yes" in smb.conf it might stop asking for a password
07:38.23Lady_AleenaNow if scite's configs did not require root, I might use it.
07:38.25TomTomToschLady_Aleena: you tried the wrong editors. notepad++, Kare, Kwrite are toys. try sublime text or one of the many free development environments.
07:38.33ranixdarxmurf: as long as the guest user is valid and stuff
07:39.10Lady_AleenaTomTomTosch, can I turn line wrapping off with a mouse click?
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07:40.26TomTomToschLady_Aleena: sublime text is havily modifiable, you can even set a key combination for that.
07:40.41d0d50fe2e21a57c8SWASTIKA SWASTIKA SWASTIKA SWASTIKA SWASTIKA SWASTIKA SWASTIKA SWASTIKA SWASTIKA SWASTIKA SWASTIKA SWASTIKA SWASTIKA
07:40.47Lady_AleenaTomTomTosch, um, E: Unable to locate package sublime
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07:41.15darxmurfranix: in the [global] or [share] section ?
07:41.16Lady_AleenaThat guy was just banned from ##linux.
07:41.20ranixjust use the unicode swastika
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07:41.24ranixidiot
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07:41.37ranixsearch google for "unicode swastika"
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07:41.39ranixcopy paste
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07:41.41ranixhow hard is it
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07:42.50darxmurfwell... it's maybe hard for a dumbass
07:43.13ranixI think it works in either if you only have the one share
07:43.23ranixI'd try in share first
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07:44.26TomTomToschLady_Aleena: it's not packaged for debian. their website has a tarball. there are a bunch of free development environments for debian. eclipse has a plugin for perl.
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07:45.56darxmurfah
07:45.56darxmurfYou should use security = user and map to guest if you want to mainly setup shares without a
07:46.00darxmurf<PROTECTED>
07:46.13darxmurflet's try
07:46.58ranixoh man cups, I remember that
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07:48.19Lady_AleenaTomTomTosch, maybe when I am not on the verge of tears every ten minutes. I still have to set up KMail and that is going to be horrible too.
07:48.39TomTomToschit's not running away.
07:48.45darxmurfHelpdesk services will hate you
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07:48.48darxmurfmap pages...
07:48.50darxmurf:D
07:48.52darxmurfman
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07:50.43darxmurfanyway it's not working :-/
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08:00.00Lady_AleenaTomTomTosch, thank you for helping me tonight.
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08:00.44TomTomToschnp^^
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08:03.00darxmurfranix: the simple solution now is to edit my windows script and add "/user:guest guest" in the net use command
08:03.19ranixcool
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08:05.56edmontI made apt-get build-dep foo and a lot of packages installed
08:06.00edmonthow I remove then?
08:06.19Lady_AleenaIs there a way to run something, like VLC, from the command line and be able to shut down the terminal emulator without shutting down VLC?
08:06.36somiajedmont: you can look at the apt log for the full list. I'm unsure if there is a nice automatic way to remove them though.
08:06.44darxmurfLady_Aleena: add à & after your command ?
08:07.06somiajLady_Aleena: there are ways to disassociate with something like nohup. Though running in screen can help too.
08:07.24somiajdarxmurf: the process is still a child of the terminal, so if the terminal dies, the process dies
08:07.39somiajLady_Aleena: though tmux seems to be more the rave these days than screen
08:07.58Lady_AleenaThe reason I asked is I was running notepad++ from the command line, shut down the terminal emulator, which shut down notepad++, which made me lose all the settings.
08:08.20darxmurfsomiaj: ah yep
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08:09.29somiajLady_Aleena: I'd suggest looking into tmux or screen, this you can still reattach to the shell if you kill the terminal.
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08:09.56bibble_installed rtorrent yesterday, and ran as normal user. found this in the logs and want to check everything's OK ?
08:09.59bibble_http://termbin.com/5dzp
08:11.31TomTomToschLady_Aleena: you can create desktop files to start application with wine.
08:11.47Lady_AleenaTomTomTosch, already have a favorite key assigned to it.
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08:15.07Lady_AleenaAt least I didn't have to spend a week to get sound working this time. (That only took about 3 hours this time.)
08:15.40Lady_AleenaIf that.
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08:18.50Lady_AleenaIt appears Apache does not honor my .bashrc settings when it comes to my local libs, and I can not find a doc which tells me exactly how to set them up in plain speak.
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08:21.56Lady_AleenaKmail after I get some sleep, since it is the thing which will have me broken and bleeding when I am done.
08:22.48ranixLady_Aleena: ctrl+z in the terminal to send it to background
08:22.54ranixbg to continue execution while it's in the background
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08:23.00ranixdisown to detach it from the terminal
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08:23.54Lady_Aleenaranix, I'm relaxing now. My brain hurts.
08:23.57HelloEarthhello
08:24.01HelloEarthSomeone with ELK (Elasticsearch, logstash and kibana) syslog system experience????????
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08:24.56ranixI was answering your notepad++ question
08:25.07Lady_Aleenaranix, thank you.
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08:27.34Lady_AleenaI wish I could have found a *nix text editor I liked, but I have not. I looked at the top 6-10 when I first started on Debian, but none were to my liking.
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08:28.24ranixit's called vim
08:28.33jelly-homeneovim!
08:28.36ranixlearn to like it or live in squalor until the end of days
08:28.47Lady_Aleenaranix, nope. Looked at vim and ran screaming.
08:28.54ranixyou still have to learn it
08:29.28Lady_Aleenaranix, short reason why?
08:29.43ranixits workflow improves your productivity immeasurably
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08:29.49johnwhateveremacs is better!
08:30.04ranixtrue
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08:30.59ranixyou should not be using a graphical editor unless you are creating a graphical document
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08:31.09raniximho
08:31.46Lady_Aleenaranix, when I am copying and pasting gads, using a text editor in a terminal emulator is a pain in the a$$.
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08:31.57ranixwhy
08:32.02ranixyou can paste into vim
08:32.09Lady_AleenaNo mouse.
08:32.11johnwhateverLady_Aleena: use emacs
08:32.48Lady_Aleenajohnwhatever, emacs failed some of my taste tests, though I can't remember what.
08:32.49ranixyou can use the mouse to paste into vim from outside vim, and you can use vim to highlight and cut and copy and paste and substitute faster than can be done with a mouse
08:33.03johnwhateverif you like to run in terminal, you can use emacs -QW
08:33.22ranixthere's also gvim if you are a filthy herectic
08:33.35Lady_AleenaI use nano for quick config edits, notepad++ for writing big things.
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08:35.43Lady_AleenaMy old computer could have been nice and not died on me until AFTER I did the bills.
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08:36.53Lady_AleenaI have got to get my heretic self away from the keyboard for approximately an hour at least.
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08:37.55Lady_Aleenaranix, nice chatting with you.
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08:38.08Lady_AleenaAnd TomTomTosch, you saved me tonight.
08:38.19Lady_Aleenais away.
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08:57.03yareckonhey folks, I'm trying to recover data for a friend off of a small windows 7 ssd
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08:57.38yareckonits mbr format supposedly, but gparded and fdisk show two partitions, both larger than the actual disk size
08:57.56yareckonpalimpsets / udisk shows an unknown partition type
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08:58.18yareckonI'm pretty sure the drive is good and uncorrupted
08:58.34yareckonany Ideas what format or black magic this might be?
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09:00.08yareckonthe partition type is listed by fdisk as ntfs
09:00.12yareckonDevice     Boot     Start       End   Sectors   Size Id Type
09:00.13yareckon/dev/sdb1  *         2048 209717247 209715200   800G  7 HPFS/NTFS/exFAT
09:00.13yareckon/dev/sdb2       209717248 250064895  40347648 153.9G  7 HPFS/NTFS/exFAT
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09:00.48yareckonbut the disk is only an 128GB ssd, so an 800GB partition is unlikely ;)
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09:01.22yareckonanyone run into somthing like this before?
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09:04.37darxmurfwhat happened with this disk ?
09:04.43ranixcya Lady_Aleena
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09:05.42yareckondarxmurf, was in a normal windows 7 laptop
09:05.49domovoyhi
09:05.59yareckonmight have had some damage
09:06.09yareckonlaptop power supply died as far as I can tell
09:06.17yareckonguess disk might have had some damage
09:06.27yareckonbut I think it a bit unlikely
09:06.35ranixwhat kind of ssd and where's it from
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09:06.47ranixis it faking having 800g
09:06.47yareckoncrucial mx100
09:06.50yareckon128GB
09:07.00domovoyi installed debian using debootstrap --variant=minbase. I now need the "ping" command. Which package do you recommend? iputils-ping, or inetutils-ping? why?
09:07.01yareckonyeah, It's a wee fella
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09:07.13ranixI mean, is it intentionally faking
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09:07.24yareckonno, it's something wonky
09:07.25ranixsometimes in used equipment you'll see ebay's special parts
09:08.06darxmurfyareckon what if you try to mount partitions ?
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09:08.26darxmurfor if you plug it in another windows machine ?
09:08.36yareckondarxmurf, then would have to get a windows box
09:08.38yareckon:)
09:09.23ranixit's ntfs so it might be doing any number of strange things
09:09.42ranixmaybe someone used some software to clone a partition
09:09.56darxmurfI would first try to read the disk under windows before to manipulate that on linux
09:10.14yareckonyeah, am gonna tead lightly
09:10.18yareckontread
09:10.45yareckonnot gonna try to mount a partition with phantom extents
09:10.47yareckonok
09:11.14rafalcpphow to get debg symbols on debian stable?
09:11.16darxmurfNTFS is quite rock solid, I never lost files
09:11.35darxmurfbut if something fooked up the partition table it can be funky to recover
09:11.51darxmurfthere are some tools to scann the whole disk and try to fix the partition table
09:11.52TomTomToschrafalcpp: usually by installing a package marked -dbg
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09:12.01rafalcppTomTomTosch: I mean -dbgsym
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09:13.02ransur0tyareckon: fixmbr ...
09:13.57rafalcppI get W: Failed to fetch http://debug.mirrors.debian.org/debian-debug/dists/jessie-debug/main/binary-amd64/Packages: 404  Not Found [IP: 149.20.20.22 80]
09:14.20yareckonransur0t, is there a read only mode for that?
09:14.50ranixyareckon: calculate the actual size of the partition based on the number of sectors used
09:14.56rafalcppfollowing https://wiki.debian.org/AutomaticDebugPackages - are there no symbols for jessie?
09:14.56ranixthe formula is in fdisk output
09:15.17rafalcppjust installing -dbg from the main repository of jessie seems to still lack some symbols
09:15.19yareckonI think I may also try to stick this drive in a usb enclusure and see if it's still weird
09:15.50ranixit will be
09:15.54yareckonthere is some ( vanishingly small ) chance my sata adapter is gone crazy
09:16.00ranixI reckon the actual size of the partition is not the size that reports
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09:16.20ranixif it's misreporting how many sectors it has it's in a super weird state
09:16.27yareckonI pasted the fdisk output above
09:16.29ranixcheck out what's happened to it with smartctl or something
09:16.33ranixpaste the whole output
09:16.40yareckonit does report a crapload of sectors
09:16.41ranixlike Units: sectors of ...
09:16.45ransur0tyareckon: not sure ... long time since I've used a recovery cd/system recovery ... I suppose that you're already beyond the point of no return
09:17.03yareckonno, I'm just starting out :)
09:17.15yareckonI have no reason to think the drive is damaged at all
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09:17.56yareckonmaybe it is, but the old machine worked fine, just had a power supply go bad
09:17.57darxmurfyareckon do you have any windows DVD/CD with you ?
09:18.05yareckonprobably somewhere
09:18.20ranixthat's a fairly irrelevant question
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09:18.30darxmurfboot on it and run the windows check tools
09:18.37yareckonWhat I do have is that windows defender offline virus boot thing
09:18.48darxmurfnop
09:18.48yareckonthat's a good idea darxmurf
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09:18.59ranixdo you just want to fix it or do you want to find out what happened
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09:19.55yareckonranix, I want to do as little messing around as I can, and was coming here I hoped to hear "oh thats those new X type disks" install Y and it will read the size correctly
09:20.10TomTomToschrafalcpp: "They are only available for testing, unstable and experimental at this point in time."
09:20.10yareckonbut it sounds like there is actually a bit of a mystery
09:20.54yareckonI am gonna make a full disk clone (partition agnositc)
09:21.04yareckontoo cover my butt
09:21.23yareckonthen I'll find a windows disk to boot and hook it up to
09:21.35yareckonand see if it sees sane partitions
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09:21.52yareckonugh ^too^to
09:22.52yareckonI'll report back
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09:24.34jelly-homeyareckon: maybe the system had two disks?
09:25.43yareckonmaybe -- its a massive 17in laptop, but it has only one visible hd bay
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09:26.04yareckonmaybe I should google with the model #
09:26.24yareckonseems unlikely a 17in laptop would have a tiny ssd out of the box, seems like the wrong demographic
09:26.41yareckonmight have been a replacement part (didn't ask)
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09:28.32z8zhow to access my debian desktop using some remote desktop system?
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09:34.19AlverHello. I'm running a mailserver on debian, with spamassassin. I've got custom scores set in /etc/spamassassin/local.cf, and restarted the service, but the scores are not being applied. What am I missing?
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10:04.58ransur0tz8z: vnc, ssh
10:05.30z8zransur0t: cant figure why vnc doesn't show top bar in any window
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10:08.14ransur0thmm, not familiar with that problem.  I don't use vnc on linux (only on windows for corp. support at work)
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10:08.31ransur0ti use ssh redirect to run apps, not entire desktop
10:09.20z8zransur0t: yeah but i need those to keep running when i close them
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10:10.28z8zransur0t: no clue :|
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10:15.49ransur0tz8z: nohup long-running-process &, then exit
10:15.56ransur0tor use screen
10:16.48ransur0tworth a try, see if either option suits your need
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10:45.07jgdxwe've been assuming none, but I'm getting “dh_install: Cannot find (any matches for)” which either implies the => works but the file(s) are missing, or that => does not work
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10:45.51jgdxon ubuntu this seems to only fail for the most recent release (yakkety) and dh_exec 0.23
10:46.09Jakey3Can some one tell me why cronjob doesnt work
10:46.10Jakey3https://paste.ubuntu.com/23250585/
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10:48.20bezabanJakey3: likely because it is being run as root and that user can't connect to the xserver as it is run by a different user
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10:49.20bezabansu user -c sceen.sh would be the cleanest fix if you know the xserver is run by a specific user
10:49.23Lady_AleenaMy monitor does not have brightness settings, and I remember there was a program which could help me brighten my screen. Does anyone by chance know the name of it? I am not sure, but gamma may be in the name.
10:52.06Jakey3bezaban, that makes sense. the "su user -c sceen.sh" would go in the script or cron?
10:52.29relaxedLady_Aleena: man xrandr
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10:56.12Lady_Aleenarelaxed, my brain just went *tilt*.
10:56.46Lady_Aleenarelaxed, the man is horrible.
10:58.09Lady_AleenaTo change brightness I have to multiply the gamma values(???) on the crtc(???) currently attached to the output to specified floating value(???). WTH?
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10:58.53Lady_AleenaThe writers couldn't just allow numbers 0-9 or 1-10?
10:59.08Lady_AleenaI would take 0-100
10:59.33Lady_AleenaAnd --brightness has to come after --output? HUH?
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11:00.05noqnio1hey, debian stable here. How can i find more information about the bug that shows copies and dds finished but still copying in the background?
11:00.24noqnio1and how can i verify the copy is complete?
11:00.32Lady_AleenaAnd none of the examples include --brightness so not sample usage.
11:00.36Lady_Aleenas/not/no/;
11:01.07petn-randallnoqnio1: What still copies in the background? Can you elaborate?
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11:02.01noqnio1if i drag&drop something big in a usb drive, when the progress bar disappears, the copy hasn't finished
11:02.17noqnio1if i dismount and unplug the usb, my data is corrupt
11:02.29noqnio1and it has happened to me with dd before as well
11:02.42TomTomToschthat would depend on the file manager you use.
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11:03.16noqnio1it happened also on dd, and i read somewhere that it was some kind of kernel issue but i forgot, so im looking for more info
11:03.21petn-randallnoqnio1: If you run dd you need to run 'sync' at the end for it to be on disk, or run dd with the fdatasync option.
11:03.38petn-randallnoqnio1: For the other issue, this shouldn't happen, and it doesn't happen for me.
11:04.09noqnio1hmm maybe i am doing something out of the ordinary
11:04.15noqnio1does pv sync by itself?
11:04.27petn-randallnoqnio1: pv?
11:04.47noqnio1it is like a progress monitor for pipes
11:04.55Lady_Aleenaponders tweeting author of xrandr.
11:05.01noqnio1but you can use it directly like pv < in.iso > /dev/out
11:05.15TomTomToschbecause you have troubles understanding a manpage?
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11:05.28bezabanJakey3: I usually do it in the cron :)
11:05.33bezabanJakey3: but shouldn't matter
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11:05.46petn-randallnoqnio1: pipe viewer? I'm assuming not, unless you have a fdatasync option.
11:06.33noqnio1maybe that where it all went wrong..
11:06.39Jakey3bezaban, thanks
11:06.51noqnio1but i do indeed have a problem when copying and pasting stuff on nautilus
11:07.12TomTomToschLady_Aleena: the man page is pretty clear. you use --output to select an output and use --brightness <some float>  to multiply the gamma values
11:07.13petn-randallnoqnio1: Could be. But are you sure it successfully unmounted before you pulled the device out?
11:07.38noqnio1i don't remember :)
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11:08.01petn-randallnoqnio1: If that is the case, the corruption could be coming from somewhere else. Is the filesystem still marked as dirty when you plug it back in?
11:08.37noqnio1i rewrote it.. but i will check that out next time
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11:09.18petn-randallnoqnio1: You should get some feedback that the disk is still writing. I don't use nautilus, but xfce's thunar, and it'll show a popup when you try to unmount it ala "The disk is still writing, please don't unplug until this message disappears".
11:10.05noqnio1haven't seen such thing :D
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11:10.40Lady_AleenaTomTomTosch, what is crtc?
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11:11.52TomTomToscha video controller
11:12.25TomTomToschxrandr --output VGA1 --brightness 1.2  to make it a bit brighter for example.
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11:12.49TomTomToschyou can you tab-complete to select an output.
11:12.54TomTomTosch* can use
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11:14.03Lady_AleenaTomTomTosch, I was struck by typo again.
11:14.37Lady_Aleena*typo I didn't notice until I looked really close.
11:15.19Lady_AleenaNow will this stick, or do I have to modify something to make it happen each boot?
11:15.42TomTomToschit does not get saved.
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11:17.45Lady_AleenaSo I need to store this somewhere to load each boot. .bashrc maybe?
11:18.49TomTomToschno, not bashrc. i use let lightdm call a script after boot to call xrandr.
11:18.57TomTomToschs/use//
11:19.55TomTomToschhave to go, you will manage.
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11:21.48Lady_AleenaTomTomTosch, I will probably sleep soon. Have a good day!
11:25.49teraflopsLady_Aleena: modern DMs do source ~/.xprofile
11:26.14Lady_Aleenateraflops, does that do in my home dir?
11:26.24Lady_AleenaYes it does the ~/ tells me that.
11:26.40teraflopsyeah that's what ~/ means
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11:27.03Lady_Aleenateraflops, I'm more used to seeing $HOME/stuff than ~/stuff
11:27.15strixdiohaving trouble getting my Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8111/8168/8411 PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet Controller (rev 15) working. Anyone have experience with this?
11:27.40Alverstrixdio: I believe I have one or two machines with that series of controller, yes. What's not working with it?
11:28.05strixdioAlver: doesn't show up at all.
11:28.11strixdioexcept lspci of course.
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11:29.55Lady_AleenaI may have to tackle .xprofile later. Google failed to find me a simple page telling me how to write and get to run .xprofile. Shouldn't there be a page on the Debian site for .xprofile?
11:30.24Alverstrixdio: modules loaded? (not sure which modules are required, but... let me check)
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11:31.09Alver... ah, no, the machine I have now isn't Realtek based for ethernet
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11:41.13rafalcppfrom command line how to allow user "Mark" to become root without password (sudo su)?
11:41.41rafalcppe.g. how to append "mark ALL=ALL......" line to visudo
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11:41.50rafalcppfrom a script
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11:42.29FinalXrafalcpp: for scripts you probably _really_ want to limit the commands it can do, and not just simple ALL=ALL
11:42.45FinalXbut: mark ALL=NOPASSWD: ALL
11:42.48rafalcppFinalX: yeah I can write better line. but how to put it non-interactively
11:42.48FinalXto answer your question
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11:43.21FinalXeh, ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL
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11:44.37rafalcppjust create a new file in /etc/sudoers.d/ ?   is there a need to call some update- command later?
11:44.44Lady_Aleenateraflops, btw, when you say DMs, I take it you do not mean dungeon masters.
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11:46.20jelly-homerafalcpp: no need, but if you create something with incorrect syntax sudo may just stop working
11:46.39petn-randallrafalcpp: Why not just give 'mark' the root password? Because that's what you're effectively doing.
11:47.12rafalcpppetn-randall: it's VM, no root password there
11:47.32rafalcppor actually LXC
11:48.00petn-randallrafalcpp: What, in the big picture, do you actually want to achieve? Because you're using a quite contrived way to surpass user/permission separation in Linux.
11:48.22rafalcpppetn-randall: if user logs into LXC using on-target, he wants to easily become root from that point
11:48.56rafalcppinstead of exiting givne shell, and again entering LXC this time as root
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12:06.09troy__Hello, I've been working on a project that requires a debian package for the past months. I have a question which I wasn't able to find an answer in the documentation. Is it possible to pass a paramater while installing the package via apt in such a way to exclude certain files?
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12:07.49troy__For example, there are few files under /etc/supervisor/conf.d/ and I want to exclude 1 file from there in certain cases
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12:10.39petn-randallrafalcpp: Why not just give them root? You're just adding a manual step to the process that just annoys users and doesn't improve security.
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12:19.48teraflopsLady_Aleena: heh. I  meant lightdm gdm etcetera
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12:20.20Lady_Aleenateraflops, what does the dm stand for?
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12:20.47rafalcpppetn-randall: it's not for security, they can log in as root. They do not wish to exit console and go in again as root. (you can not have two consoles at once in this LXC setup)
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12:21.14teraflopsLady_Aleena: display manager
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12:21.31teraflopsholy lag
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12:21.58teraflopsLady_Aleena: dungeon master is fine too ;)
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12:23.10Lady_AleenaAh...
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12:26.13petn-randallor Debian Maintainer
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12:39.03Lady_AleenaThis is as bad as trying to abbreviate terminal emulator and text editor.
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12:39.33Lady_AleenaBoth would be TE, so confusion would erupt.
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12:40.30jelly-home"terminal emulator" is shortened to "xterm"
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12:41.11Lady_Aleenajelly-home, that would lead to confusion because there is an actual program called xterm.
12:41.13jelly-homeDD also has different meanings, but context is important
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12:41.28jelly-homeLady_Aleena: and there's an actual xerox company
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12:42.06jelly-homexterm as a genericized term (pun not indented)
12:42.12Lady_AleenaIs there any way to use Xerox other than to be for the company?
12:42.41jelly-homebut anyway.
12:42.43jelly-home!DM
12:42.43dpkgDM means Display Manager, the app that brings up a graphical login screen and starts your login session.  <lightdm>, <gdm3>, <xdm>, <kdm>, <wdm>, pdm, login.app and <slim> are all examples of display managers.  Ask me about <nodm> if you want to disable the DM.  Or Debian Maintainer: http://wiki.debian.org/DebianMaintainer .  For the deb-multimedia repository, ask me about <dmm>.
12:42.47jelly-home:-)
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12:47.55troy__anyone is able to help with what I mentioned above?
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12:48.33dhalgrenhi! not sure this is the best place for this q -- anyone using very lightweight browsers? I'm looking for an alternative to surf, to use on an ancient laptop (celeronM 1.4ghz, 512mb ram) as its a bit unstable to me
12:48.40dhalgrenso any recommendations?
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12:50.35TomTomToschdhalgren: midori seems to be popular for that usecase.
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12:51.18teraflopsos midori still maintained?
12:51.28petn-randalllynx?
12:51.37teraflopsis*
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12:52.01abrotmanMidori was in Jessie I'm fairly certain, but as one might expect, lots of things don't work
12:52.10abrotmanjudd: versions midoria
12:52.11juddNo package named 'midoria' was found in amd64.
12:52.12abrotmanjudd: versions midori
12:52.13juddPackage: midori on amd64 -- wheezy: 0.4.3+dfsg-0.1; jessie-backports: 0.5.11-ds1-2~bpo8+1; stretch: 0.5.11-ds1-4; sid: 0.5.11-ds1-4; experimental: 0.5.12~wk2-exp1
12:52.26abrotmanAmaya is long gone I'm pretty sure
12:52.37teraflopswell, xchat is in jessie too...
12:52.45dhalgrenpetn-randall: I do use w3m most of the time actually :) but for some websites, I need to fire up a graphical one. Its actually quite practical, I just press a shortcut over a link and it pops up reasonably quickly
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12:54.44dhalgrenTomTomTosch: thx, I'm gonna check it out again. its been a while, so I don't remember exactly, had some issue w it about a year ago
12:55.13TomTomToschwell, maybe not if it's dead. it has been a while since i used it^^
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12:56.23Lady_AleenaHave a good day everyone...
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12:57.27TomTomToschinterestingly, it migrated to testing a month ago, so maybe there is still demand^^
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13:00.03dhalgren:) nice
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13:06.01magnumhi, what package is adwaita theme inc|uded?
13:06.23txgnome-themes-standard
13:06.26txif I recall correctly.
13:06.58magnumthanks
13:07.11txall good :)
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13:21.21dpkgextra, extra, read all about it, jeff is a programmer php.
13:21.34tx!dpkg
13:21.35dpkgrumour has it, dpkg is the program used by Debian to install and remove packages, "man dpkg".  Also ask me about <reference>.  The main info bot in #debian is also called dpkg; ask me about <dpkgbot>.
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13:58.12alpha_one_x86Hello, what will be the next stable, sid o strech?
13:58.28txsid is always sid
13:58.31txit never becomes stable
13:58.35txstretch will be next :)
13:58.39beastwicksid always breaks his toys
13:58.45txyeah :)
13:59.06bezabansid can't have nice things
13:59.15txwell
13:59.18txsid has all the nice things
13:59.21txthey just break a lot
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14:40.20fas3rI have a 2 broadcom BCM5719. The interface are going UP before the OS is booting but when debian is loaded, I have one of the 4interfaces which is not going up.
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14:40.37fas3rany idea ?
14:40.41txare you using network-manager
14:40.49fas3rall other interface are up without a glich..
14:40.49txor a configuration in /etc/network/interface
14:40.52fas3rnop
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14:41.05txwhat are you using to configure them then
14:41.10fas3rbasically eth0 is down but eth1, 2 and 3 are up.
14:41.48Akuliwhat's the output of your /sbin/ifconfig?
14:42.01tx<PROTECTED>
14:42.10fas3rI do bonding
14:42.11txbecause the bad one is down :P
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14:42.29txah, could it be that the additional interface isn't part of the bond?
14:42.31fas3ralso I can only access it from the IDRAC card it will be difficcult to post any outpute.
14:42.34Akulidoes ifconfig only show up ones by default?
14:42.35txwhat is the contents of your interfaces file?
14:42.36fas3rtx: it is
14:42.39Akuliinteresting
14:42.58Akulifas3r, use a pastebin :)
14:43.00fas3rall interface are up beside eth0
14:43.15Akuli/sbin/ifconfig -a | netcat termbin.com 9999
14:43.20fas3rAkuli: from a java applet to get remote access ?
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14:43.32Akuliwhat?
14:43.34fas3rall the interface are down I dont have internet on this server
14:43.47greycat10:43  fas3r|#debian> all interface are up beside eth0
14:43.57fas3rgreycat: I dont have internet
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14:44.03fas3ron this server
14:44.16Akuliso can you pastebin your ifconfig to us so we can help you get it working?
14:44.22greycatYou said "all interfaces are up besides eth0" and then LESS THAN A MINUTE later you said "all the interface are down".
14:44.36txThe situation seems to have made a turn for the worse quickly
14:44.37fas3rI deployed 2 servers already
14:44.42fas3rsae configuration
14:44.48fas3rsame configuration
14:44.54txcould it be a hardware / cabling issue
14:45.28txhave you tried switching cables to see if that fixes it
14:45.37fas3rnop it's not hardware, I just reinstalled the OS. it was working before
14:45.51txso if it was working before
14:45.53txand now it isn't
14:45.58txthe configuration isn't the same.
14:46.04fas3ralso at the boot, all the led are blinking normally
14:46.14Akulimaybe the distro/release isn't the same?
14:46.18fas3rit is.
14:46.21fas3rdebian jessy
14:47.40darxmurfis there a way in a ldap authentification to add a ldap filter ?
14:47.55txyou'd hope so
14:47.58txthat's half the point
14:48.00darxmurfwe have a huge ldap directory here and some guys got multiple accounts
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14:48.14darxmurfand there is a field in the ldap like "primaryAccount=1"
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14:48.33fas3rtx, I also tried an centos and it's working
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14:48.36txdarxmurf: it depends on how you have your ldap stuff configured
14:48.49txusually there is a searchFilter field
14:48.49darxmurfsamba+AD+ldap
14:48.53greycatwhat stops me from making 7 accounts, each one with a different name, and each one with primaryAccount=1 ?
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14:49.03darxmurftx: in the ldap.cnf ?
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14:49.56alpha_one_x86Into stretch, why it don't found proftpd?
14:50.03alpha_one_x86https://packages.debian.org/stretch/proftpd-basic
14:50.03greycat,v proftpd
14:50.04juddNo package named 'proftpd' was found in amd64.
14:50.05fas3rtx: so I can confirm that's not an hardware issue
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14:50.13greycat,v proftpd-basic
14:50.14juddPackage: proftpd-basic on amd64 -- wheezy: 1.3.4a-5+deb7u3; wheezy-security: 1.3.4a-5+deb7u3; jessie: 1.3.5-1.1+deb8u1; jessie-security: 1.3.5-1.1+deb8u1; sid: 1.3.5a-1
14:50.44greycatYou can go ask the stretch support channel why it's not currently in stretch.  We can't know, because the web page we used to use for this is broken.
14:50.49txdarxmurf: are you using saslauth?
14:51.17alpha_one_x86have you the exacte stretch support channel name?
14:51.25greycat"Latest update: Mon, 04 Jul 2016 08:23:13 GMT"
14:51.29greycat!debian-next
14:51.29dpkg#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.
14:51.43alpha_one_x86thanks
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14:52.17darxmurftx: hmmm don't think so
14:52.44darxmurfno daemon running
14:53.40txhmm
14:53.50txI've only set it up using saslauthd pass-through
14:53.50darxmurfshould I add SSSD over this ?
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14:59.15darxmurftime to leave, I'll check that tomorrow :-)
14:59.18darxmurfthanks !
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15:01.55fas3rtx: the only thing that I see is that the interface get "interrupt :17 " when I check it with ifconfig
15:02.07txthat's okay
15:02.17fas3rthat's the only difference with the other card.
15:02.23fas3rinterface sorry
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15:06.20fas3ralright fuck this shit, good by debian, hello centos
15:06.35slax0rproblem solved?
15:06.38fas3rno
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15:10.31petn-randallI'm sure they're more than happy to welcome such a personality to their user base.
15:11.09greycat"I have a problem"  "Show the details"  "No"  ... time passes ... "Fuck this you guys suck!"
15:11.35txjust wait
15:11.43txhe will realize that centos is very different and come crawling back
15:12.06jelly-homeI hope centos will work just fine for them.
15:12.09greycatWe still won't be able to help him from vague hand-waving descriptions.
15:12.15txof course
15:12.56jelly-homeEL has saner defaults for quite a few enterprisey options, that sometimes saves you some trouble compared to debian
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15:14.02petn-randallWell, if you get yelled at by a user it sometimes helps to know that you're getting paid ... in the enterprise context that is.
15:14.46jelly-homebut bonding is a pita on both
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15:21.19phapsubb9hello
15:21.25txhi!
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15:22.24phapsubb9i'm new, i wish everyone help me use Kali, please
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15:22.55phapsubb9i'm not know begin where?
15:22.56greycat!kali
15:22.56dpkgKali Linux (http://www.kali.org/) is a security and penetration testing distribution from the creators of <backtrack>.  It is based on Debian, but it is not Debian and is not supported in #debian.  Seek help in #kali-linux on chat.freenode.net or http://forums.kali.org/ .  Also ask me about <based on debian>, and read http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html
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15:24.45phapsubb9i'm have install Kali Linux 2016.2. but i can't use
15:24.57txplease ask in #kali-linux
15:25.02txThis is for debian support.
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15:25.37phapsubb9begin, i want to use any tool in Kali
15:26.02missmbobphapsubb9: what part of ask #kali-linux, not here, do you not understand?
15:26.23BishamonXHey, guys. Was Steam pulled out of Debian Stretch?
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15:26.38missmbob,v steam
15:26.39teraflopsmissmbob: I think it's a communication issue
15:26.39greycat!tel BishamonX about debian-next
15:26.39juddNo package named 'steam' was found in amd64.
15:26.43greycat!tell BishamonX about debian-next
15:26.47missmbobdamn it's i386, always forget
15:26.49tx!debian-next
15:26.50dpkg#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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15:27.23missmbobBishamonX: odds are you just have to add i386 arch.
15:27.55txyes
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15:28.04txthe steam UI is 32-bit
15:28.07tx;)
15:28.16BishamonXThanks for the info, guys. Wasn't aware this channel was for Stable only, apologies.
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15:32.45banchod0789hello
15:33.04txolleh!
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15:33.25teraflopsolé?
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15:38.25banchod0789let's talk about hacking
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15:38.39petn-randallbanchod0789: Let's not.
15:38.51txI prefer petn-randall's idea.
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15:39.00petn-randallbanchod0789: Congrats on installing Kali. Support is in #kali-linux.
15:39.08banchod0789then what kind of topic you want
15:39.17petn-randallbanchod0789: Did you read the topic?
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15:39.26banchod0789what ?
15:39.28abrotmanlooks in ..
15:39.29txDo you know where you are?
15:39.40banchod0789you tell me
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15:39.48abrotmanbanchod0789: Do you need help with Debian?
15:39.50tx#debian, a channel for debian stable discussion.
15:39.51banchod0789#debian
15:39.52petn-randallbanchod0789: Type /topic in your IRC client.
15:40.05banchod0789oh yeah
15:40.23banchod0789how did you know that i have installed kali
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15:40.35abrotmanbanchod0789: Do you need help with Debian or not?
15:40.35txbecause you're a "hacker"
15:40.38abrotmanthis isn't a social channel
15:40.42banchod0789yes
15:40.53abrotmanbanchod0789: then please ask your question, otherwise, move on
15:41.14banchod0789how to install tar.xz file
15:41.18petn-randallbanchod0789: Because all the clueless skiddies who installed Kali end up here when opening their IRC client.
15:41.25abrotmanbanchod0789: in which OS?
15:41.33banchod0789kali linux
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15:41.44abrotmanbanchod0789: you've been told, use #kali-linux, have a nice day
15:41.44greycatbanchod0789: kali support is in #kali-linux
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15:50.16croddydoes kali default to joining this channel or something?
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15:50.24croddyor is that a feature of its audience
15:50.45txprobably the latter
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16:06.34daxcroddy: it's a feature of its audience, they do the same with #ubuntu
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16:09.24somiajcroddy: most likely depends if the derivative wants to edit the irc client package or just put it into their repo.
16:09.34somiajand they would ahve to edit each one.
16:09.38teraflopsI  don't use kali I wonder what happens when you start hexchat and join to freenode
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16:10.17hmpf1Hi
16:10.17hmpf1where is the right place to configure me network to try DHCP and then fall back to link local when it does not get a lease. But to keep trying DHCP in the background.
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16:11.45somiajhmpf1: sounds like you want to use something like network manager.
16:12.17hmpf1I dont have a gui. cmi only.
16:12.33somiajyou don't need a gui for network manager, and can control it via nm-cli
16:12.34txuse nmcli then
16:12.45teraflopssomiaj: or nmtui
16:12.48somiajbut by default the debian interfaces file is a one time thing, it runs at start but won't run in the background
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16:13.00somiajmaybe using dhcpcd over dhclient would be all you need to fix this problem.
16:13.03teraflopsnmtui is way more intuitive
16:13.24somiajthis way the dhcp client is a daemon and if it doesn't get an address it can keep trying (unsure on if it can default to alocal address until tha time)
16:13.28teraflopshmpf1: excuse my ignorance what's cmi?
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16:13.53hmpf1oh, sorry. cli. *cough*
16:14.24somiajhmpf1: I think i would first look into dhcpcd as your dhcp client, see if it does what you want since it will run in the background. If not you'll need some daemon to manage your network.
16:15.01hmpf1well, thanks for the hints. that gives me some ideas what to look for.
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16:39.29hmpf1somiaj: dhcpcd seem to be just what I need. Thanks again.
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17:18.32DrzacekCan I run hardware detection on already installed system? I installed debian today on external usb drive, now I want to use it on other machine, seems some things doesn't work
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17:19.33jhutchinssomiaj: allow hotplug
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17:19.49jhutchinssomiaj: Regular non-nm networking can handle new events.
17:20.06dontknowDrzacek, it seems firmware issue
17:20.15n-iCeDrzacek: like what
17:20.16dontknownon free component
17:21.28Drzacekwifi (there are some issues on this laptop, if I remember I have to install right package and it will work again), display - I had 2 displays on origin machine (where I installed), disable one of the displays, now I only have one display on this laptop, and it only shows "secondary display" (kde)
17:21.44DrzacekHDMI output doesn't work (wanted to connect TV to activate right display)
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17:23.07Drzacekto clarify, I only see empty desktop and empty panel, no KDE menu, clock etc
17:23.15petn-randallDrzacek: There is no hw detection step. The wifi likely doesn't work due to missing firmware. The display problem might be similar if you have a new nvidia or AMD graphics card. Might also be that that specific card isn't fully supported yet.
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17:23.41jhutchinsDrzacek: Try creating a new user and see if that user can configure the displays.
17:24.08DrzacekI can go to system settings->display via Alt+F2 shortcut, but there is only one display, nothing to activate
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17:30.42DrzacekIs there in debian some kind of device manager?
17:31.04n-iCelspci
17:31.05n-iCelsusb
17:31.10n-iCemaybe?
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17:31.25Drzacekprobably
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17:31.41DrzacekI thought maybe gui tools before I use console
17:31.54n-iCeno idea
17:31.59n-iCesure there are, google can help
17:32.09n-iCehttps://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1702497
17:32.11n-iCefirst link
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17:32.41petn-randallDrzacek: install the hardinfo package
17:32.44petn-randall,v hardinfo
17:32.45juddPackage: hardinfo on amd64 -- wheezy: 0.5.1-1.2; jessie: 0.5.1-1.4; stretch: 0.5.1-1.5+b2; sid: 0.5.1-1.5+b2
17:32.58petn-randallDrzacek: That tool has a GUI for all hardware devices.
17:33.09Drzacekpetn-randall: thanks
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17:51.44samriddhaphey there
17:52.04samriddhapi have a issue in my system from last 2 weeks
17:52.17samriddhapanyone up to solve it?
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17:53.02samriddhaphello rayn
17:53.12samriddhapcan you help me out?
17:53.29SuperTramp83samriddhap: just ask, don't ask to ask :)
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17:54.03samriddhapi have issue in my system where can i send u the screesnhot of that?
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17:54.20greycatNowhere.  Describe the problem in English first.
17:54.39samriddhaphere is something you can look at:"E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
17:54.40samriddhap"
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17:55.14greycatOh, the problem is in the domain of text (commands and their output), so a screen shot would be absolutely bad.  If necessary, you can paste the text to http://paste.debian.net/
17:55.19samriddhapthis error occurs everytime i run apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
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17:55.35missmbobsamriddhap: which release ?
17:55.45samriddhapkali rolling
17:55.47greycatInclude your entire /etc/apt/sources.list and the entire output of your apt-get upgrade command in the paste.
17:55.50greycat*sigh*
17:55.52greycatGODS, NOT AGAIN
17:55.56missmbobsamriddhap: go away
17:55.57missmbob!kali
17:55.58dpkgKali Linux (http://www.kali.org/) is a security and penetration testing distribution from the creators of <backtrack>.  It is based on Debian, but it is not Debian and is not supported in #debian.  Seek help in #kali-linux on chat.freenode.net or http://forums.kali.org/ .  Also ask me about <based on debian>, and read http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html
17:56.01greycatWe do not support Kali.  Go to #kali-linux
17:56.08samriddhapok thaks
17:56.10samriddhapthanks
17:57.16greycatI need to learn how to spot a Kali user.  If this continues, I suppose I will eventually develop a working set of heuristics for it.
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17:58.40prussiansamriddhap: you can try and strace to see why it dies so painfully. I had it happen to me like 3 months ago I forgot what it was
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17:58.51prussiandeb sid
18:00.06greycatWow.  Did you intentionally go and think of the WORST possible suggestion?
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18:00.48prussiansure
18:00.55greycat"My arm hurts."  "Go buy an electron microscope!"
18:00.59prussianstrace can be helpful sometimes.
18:01.30prussianapparently I fixed my Debian Sid problem. i don't remember what it was.
18:01.44pwvergessenHello, I have an old laptop with Debian Jessie, but I forgot both passwords (root and user). Could anyone tell me how to reset those passwords? Thanks!
18:02.06greycat!i forgot root's password
18:02.06dpkgFor 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.
18:02.27greycatOnce you reset root, you can use "passwd username" as root to reset your others.
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18:04.31pwvergessenThank you!
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18:12.14teraflopswhat a good factoid
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18:17.40Kirilhello
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18:27.57Kirilany ideas how to resolve this issue
18:27.58Kirilhttps://paste.linux.community/view/ca6e71ec
18:29.13`KevinKiril: is reconfigure exiting != 0 ?
18:29.31`Kevini dont see why postinst should be setting a root mysql pw
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18:30.51greycatI don't even know what the issue *is*.  What is dpkg-reconfigure mysql-server-5.5 *supposed* to do?
18:31.06`KevinKiril: check the postinst in /var/lib/dpkg/info
18:31.37`Kevinsee if it uses mysqladmin or something to set the password
18:32.08`Kevingreycat: x2 thou I am also just assuming this is a failed install and attempting reconfigure
18:32.17`KevinKiril: ^ ?
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18:33.25Kirilhttps://paste.linux.community/view/e8ecae1d
18:33.47`Kevinmysql-server-5.5.postinst
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18:36.01Kirilyes?
18:36.34`Kevincurious why  you are doing reconfigure in the first place, is this just a failled install?
18:36.38`Kevinfailed*
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18:38.13Kiriland what's the procedure to installed right?
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18:39.04Klaus_D1eter_hello world
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18:39.31Klaus_D1eter_sorry for the newbie question but I cannot find the information on the livecd project. what is the login that needs to be used for the debian live cd found here: https://www.debian.org/CD/live/
18:39.31`Kevinapt-get install or apt-get upgrade, vs apt-get reconfigure
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18:39.52greycat!live user
18:39.58greycatgrr.
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18:40.21greycat!live password
18:40.21dpkgThe debian-live images for Debian 8 "Jessie" have a user account configured for you to use. username: user ; password: live
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18:40.45unbornKlaus_D1eter_: its should be user and password should be live
18:40.58greycatdpkg, live user is <reply>see live password
18:40.58dpkggreycat: okay
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18:42.35Klaus_D1eter_greycat: thank you. it seems like this would be worthwile to add on the download page
18:42.43Klaus_D1eter_:)
18:43.29gebruikerguys what is the deal with unity it seems like nobody is up for it to make the large changes
18:44.12missmbobgebruiker: ask #ubuntu
18:44.15greycatasks dpkg what unity is... oh. I'd have to care about gnome first.
18:44.54unborngebruiker: unity? isnt that DE?
18:45.10gebruikerunborn, yes
18:45.51gebruikergreycat, you are making me cry
18:46.04unborngebruiker: with all respect, Canonical's the UKs company os the only one who develops that and take care about it.. same as for compiz.. you should really ask them :)
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18:46.50unbornonly I mean literally only them.. all bugs and all features - only ubuntu.. meh sorry gebruiker
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18:47.14unbornre *os = is
18:47.49gebruikerit is like family quarrel
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18:52.07unborngebruiker: nothing against unity - ive been using that for about 4 years.. it have some issues on its own but bug truck with no replies or 'well for now on its small bug.. live with that' (and those was serious issues) - i left.. you should ask ubuntu devs. better said ubuntu is like derivative of debian unstable with some other issues and cosmetic damage which is often or all the times unfinished.
18:52.22unbornre *had
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18:53.31greycatDebian has its share of unfixed bugs in stable releases.
18:53.45n-iCebut who's perfect
18:53.48greycat(If they didn't, there would never be a release.)
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18:55.40unborngreycat: we all know that.. point was - debian does stick with some rules.
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18:56.45gebruikerunborn, yeah so you are concerned with their ethics / integrity ? I would have imagined something more dignified in the way they would deal wwith bugs
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19:03.01unborngebruiker: ah no.. no. stability and security is my main concern..
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19:06.47gebruikerman i need to do something with my life
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19:06.58gebruikerjust sitting and playing chess al dayy long
19:07.00gebruikersigh
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19:08.57unborngebruiker: ethics are always questionable.. I did last night or night before even here.. asking some idiotic questions.. because I had them so I wanted to ask... I meet reply not in my imaginable way but - at least it was answered promptly however integrity should or could be left alone.. you got source code right....? chess is great! I love it. its logical way to found out who will die (in a game) first... its fun :)
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19:19.33Quatrokinghey does xscreensaver by any chance use the GPU for rendering
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19:21.03harha_Hey
19:21.27harha_Can anyone here tell me why wouldn't apt be able to install libsdl2-dev:amd64 for my debian stable x64 dedicated server?
19:21.32harha_:386 package installs fine
19:21.57harha_libsdl2-dev : Depends: libegl1-mesa-dev but it is not going to be installed
19:21.59harha_And so on..
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19:22.27harha_Oh libgl1-mesa-dev is missing. Apt cannot find it..
19:22.44somiajharha_: what version of debian? What is the output of 'apt-cache policy'
19:23.39harha_somiaj; http://pastebin.com/1fgndM2A
19:24.01missmbobharha_: that's testing
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19:24.07missmbob!tell harha_ about debian-next
19:24.10harha_Debian 8.6
19:24.13mr_hubotHello!
19:24.19missmbobharha_: no. it's testing
19:24.27harha_Hmm
19:24.28harha_Okhay
19:24.39mr_hubotHow can I become Debian developer?
19:25.18harha_missmbob; Wait. It's been a while since I setup this. It's stable and I am only installing testing packages by manually choosing them when executing apt-install -t testing
19:25.37missmbobharha_: doesnt work that way. you're in testing. please go to the testing channel
19:25.55greycatharha_: Then it is an unsupportable botch that we call a frankendebian.
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19:26.02harha_Well okhay then.
19:26.03greycatThis is FAR WORSE than simply running testing.
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19:26.43harha_The only thing I've taken from testing is gcc, g++, make and cmake. Everything else is from debian stable AFAIK. Anyways I'll move to that other channel then.
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19:27.17greycat"Oh, just the C++ compiler.  And everything the C++ compiler depends on.  How bad could it be."
19:27.51harha_Yes, well I'll see how bad can it be.
19:28.14greycatIf the goal is to have a stable system, but to be able to build packaes for other people's stretch systems, set up a stretch chroot using debootstrap and do your building in there.
19:28.20somiajmr_hubot: what are you interested in doing? Usually one starts with becoming a package matainer.
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19:29.06mr_hubotsomiaj: I'd like to create and modify packages for Debian.
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19:29.49somiajmr_hubot: https://mentors.debian.net/ -- you can start there. Usually one finds a package that doesn't have a matainer, and then finds a mentor/sponser to upload it for them.
19:30.06somiajmr_hubot: if you want to just supply bug fixes and likes to packages that currently have matainers, you can use the BTS for this.
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19:31.10mr_hubotI've to register on mentors.debian.net?
19:31.32somiajmr_hubot: no. There are just some linkes and instructions.
19:31.47greycat"You mean I have to READ IT?!?"
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19:32.10somiajmr_hubot: There is also the debian new matainers guide that is a good read on debian packaging.
19:32.15somiaj!dnmg
19:32.18harha_greycat; Thanks for the suggestion. I'm only trying to make this automatic build system called Jenkins to work on my little dedicated server and the newest gcc and make is pretty much all I need for actually building my projects on this machine.
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19:32.43Denommusis there a place where I can get help on creating dpkgs?
19:32.53somiaj!nmg
19:32.53dpkgThe packaging tutorial (http://deb.li/QYyI) and the New Maintainer's Guide (http://deb.li/3DiDA) are good places to start learning about Debian packaging.  You should also ask me about <devref> and <policy> to understand how packages should be maintained and how they should interact with each other.  Ask me about <package basics>, <mentors>, <best practices> <build without helper>.  http://www.debian.org/devel/
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19:33.00somiajDenommus: ^^
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19:34.06Denommussorry, I have some basic understanding, but I have some doubts
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19:36.02bakspaceDo you need to have python installed for Debian to work?
19:36.16somiajbakspace: yes
19:36.57greycatA minimal python, yes.
19:37.09greycatAlso a minimal perl.
19:37.33unbornmr_hubot: well you meet mr robot :) - perhaps you can respan great debian into your own dirsto? there was one awesome called chrungbang - but it died.. making your own distro gives you some freedom ;)
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19:39.00mr_hubotunborn: I changed OS to Linux from Windows some years ago.
19:39.34mr_hubotI feel too much better with Debian. I also very like Gentoo project.
19:39.41somiajunborn: that is really off topic, and doens't adress the actual issue of mixing stable and testing.
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19:40.33somiajmr_hubot: if you really need to install packages from testing inside of stable, you should look into backports (sometimes you have to create your own). But mixing can lead to all sort of issues. Form apt having trouble isntalling packages to actually breaking your system.
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19:41.18unbornmr_hubot: - then switch and be free :) same as I did.. since I did - I did not look backwards...
19:41.19imMuteSo I have an interesting problem.  Debian Jessie system hooked up to a KVM (monitor + keyboard), no X installed (bare console only).  If I run nano and hit Scroll Lock, from an SSH session "sudo reboot" will fail to reboot the system until I go back to the KVM and turn off Scroll Lock.   Has anyone seen this before and/or know of a way to disable that Scroll Lock functionality on the console?
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19:41.31hid3Hello everyone. Some time ago here was a bot which could identify hardware by its some PCI Ids... Anyone know if it is still here and how to use it?
19:41.39unbornsomiaj: really?
19:42.04missmbobhid3: /msg judd pciid foo
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19:42.23imMutehid3: the PCI IDs repository is also online at https://pci-ids.ucw.cz/read/PC/
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19:42.46hid3excellent, thanks a lot
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19:47.16jhutchinsMan, I love google fiber.  Less than a minute to download the iso
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19:47.44mate_CRAZYhello friendo's
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19:48.18unbornjhutchins: well.. less then 6 seconds to download the iso :) - welcome to internet :D
19:48.19jhutchinsWith the live iso, I get "Permission denies (public key)." when I try to connect via ssh.  This happens even with a new user.
19:48.34mate_CRAZYwhat about apt-get -d ? Seems to be obsolete now, isn`t it ?
19:48.35jhutchins(Trying to connect to a system booted from the live iso.)
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19:49.29jhutchinsmate_CRAZY: How would we know what's obsolete on kali?
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19:49.53BeautifulBashIs JHBuild the way to go if I want the latest Gnome?
19:49.56mate_CRAZYjhutchins, how Do You know/scan?
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19:50.11BeautifulBashI mean Id settle for Gnome 3.16 but Im not sure if Jessie has that
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19:50.16jhutchinsmate_CRAZY: I've been at this a while.
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19:50.32mate_CRAZYjhutchins, at what ? Kali ?
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19:50.43jhutchinsComputers. Linux.
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19:51.10mate_CRAZYjhutchins, me too, still, how Did You guess kali ?
19:51.11jhutchinsmate_CRAZY: Anyway, that's the kind of thing that varies when you're running a derivative distro.  Build options, switches, etc.
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19:52.38jhutchinsmate_CRAZY: Debian is currently developing apt - just that as a tool to incorporate all of apt-get and aptitude's feaatures.  (Not sure if they're doing menued mode.)
19:52.53jhutchinsmate_CRAZY: aptitude is my preferred tool.
19:52.59mate_CRAZYso, is there anybody around here , who can issue apt-get -d successfully ?
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19:53.19mate_CRAZYjhutchins, aptitude was my fav
19:54.24`Kevinmate_CRAZY: what do you need todo
19:54.25`Kevinapt-get download -d fluxbox
19:54.28`Kevinor etc ?
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19:56.54mate_CRAZY`Kevin, i want to apt-get download only.
19:56.56mate_CRAZYthats all
19:57.17`Kevinright so apt-get download -d
19:57.22`Kevinas the manpage states >> Unless the -h, or --help option is given, one of the commands below must be present.
19:57.42mate_CRAZY`Kevin, wanna see my prompt afterwards ?
19:57.55greycatWHAT do you want to download?
19:57.59`Kevinnot if you are using kali :)
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19:58.21mate_CRAZYgreycat, EVERYTHING, just not install xet
19:58.25mate_CRAZYyet
19:58.31greycat-d is --download-only which is usually used with "install" or "upgrade" or "dist-upgrade" to store the .deb files in /var/cache/apt/archives/ for later
19:59.00greycatso, AS ROOT, apt-get -d upgrade
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20:01.31DenommusI don't understand what the cannonical way to set the permission of a file installed by dpkg
20:01.41Denommus*what is
20:02.46greycatAre you creating a package, or installing one that someone else made that you think is wrong?
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20:03.44Denommusgreycat: I'm creating one
20:03.55Denommusit's a PHP application
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20:04.35unbornDenommus: well you creating one - make sure that no cannonicals are around :)
20:05.26Denommusunborn: I beg you pardon?
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20:05.41unborn-php - there are some guidelines to follow.. everythings on web.. im sorry I will not guide you anymore as I am about to - enjoy of my free time
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20:06.09greycatJust ignore unborn.  He's a noise generator.
20:06.29unborngreycat: - well said.
20:06.33Denommusin any case, I do know about the webapp policy manual
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20:07.04Denommusdpkg docs are just so HUGE though
20:07.05dpkg...but docs is already something else...
20:07.33polyzentwss
20:07.56Denommusok, so dpkg also happens to be a bot here
20:08.00Denommusdpkg docs
20:08.00dpkgBefore asking, please read the documentation.  Documentation isn't always easy to read, but that doesn't excuse you from (a) trying and (b) sending patches to improve the docs.  If you don't do this, expect to be told to RTFM by impatient volunteers.  Dick Brandon said that "Documentation is like sex: When it is good, it is very, very, good.  And when it is bad, it is better than nothing."  Ask me about <finding docs>, <manuals>.
20:08.20BeautifulBashWould I be happy on Debian Unstable?
20:08.30BeautifulBashIm worried about switching and things breaking too often
20:08.40greycatIf you are happy when things break, then you will be happy on unstable.
20:08.42BeautifulBashI dont mind things breaking occasionally as I usually break something somewhere along the line
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20:08.55BeautifulBashgreycat, How frequent is it though? Thats what I worry about
20:09.00mate_CRAZYgreycat, Do You mean -d will not work like this "apt-get -d" ?
20:09.04unborngreycat: - i will never forget this noise.. its good - you know.. I learn lesson. its always greater to leave issues to others :)
20:09.26greycatmate_CRAZY: I have no idea what is wrong with you, but I hope you figure it out and fix yourself.
20:09.31`Kevinmate_CRAZY: as per what I pasted on the man page no
20:09.43`Kevinagain -> as the manpage states >> Unless the -h, or --help option is given, one of the commands below must be present.
20:09.43BeautifulBashOr would I be happier in testing?
20:09.58teraflopstry it and see
20:10.21mate_CRAZYgreycat, what is wrong? I read the man page, did what it told me and it did not work ( by the way, a german translated manpage)
20:10.35greycat15:59  greycat> so, AS ROOT, apt-get -d upgrade
20:10.43greycatmate_CRAZY: ^^^
20:10.53teraflopsbecause trusting random irc user's advices is a great idea...
20:11.07mate_CRAZYthat is a hint, upgrade afterwards... thx
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20:12.18mate_CRAZYneed to note that in my "WhatILearned-Notes"
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20:12.25greycatFeel free to verify my suggestions by reading the manuals.  This is good policy regardless of who gives the advice.
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20:13.10teraflopsgreycat: i didn't say that because of you. it was for BeautifulBash
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20:13.37mate_CRAZYgreycat, somehow this version of mine, in german, did not mention the neccessity of -d and the definitive issue
20:14.06greycatIt doesn't say "-d, --download-only"?
20:14.12greycatIt doesn't explain what this OPTION does?
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20:14.35mate_CRAZYit does, but it does not clarify, that I should also issue upgrade
20:14.52plorphhow can I get Golang compiler 1.4+, seems like the main is 1.3
20:14.56greycatPEBCAK
20:15.09mate_CRAZYgreycat, whats that?
20:15.13`Kevinsmh
20:15.24mate_CRAZYokm wait
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20:15.51teraflopsproblem is betwwen chair and keyboard
20:15.56greycat(exists)
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20:16.05teraflopsyeah
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20:16.53mate_CRAZYteraflops, greycat anyone developer of You ?
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20:17.07greycatMy developers are both still alive, fortunately.
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20:17.15teraflopshuh?
20:17.18zmityahi Guys.. what is the best way installing thunderbird on a Jessie ?
20:17.29greycatI think I know what he's trying to ask, but I ran with the joke....
20:17.37jmcnaughtzmitya: apt-get install icedove
20:17.38abrotmandpkg: tell zmitya about icedove
20:17.47mate_CRAZYteraflops, and greycat : Are You software developers ?
20:17.59greycatCertainly.  Just not a Debian developer.
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20:18.35zmityajmcnaught, abrotman: is that fully compatible with all the extensions ?
20:18.52abrotmanzmitya: Unsure, I've only used Lightning, which is also packaged
20:19.00mate_CRAZYgreycat, dumb nerd with nothing to pose, just if someone else missed the praghraphs in the man pages
20:19.02mate_CRAZYthx
20:19.10abrotmanmate_CRAZY: Do you need help with Debian?
20:19.30jmcnaughtzmitya: as far as i know it is. iceweasel always was with firefox extensions. there are a few other extensions like enigmail packaged for Debian.
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20:19.49teraflopsmate_CRAZY: oh :(
20:19.51mate_CRAZYabrotman, nice speech. thx, i think, those selfish nerd helped me already
20:20.05abrotmanmate_CRAZY: If you're done insulting people, feel free to part the channel
20:20.10mate_CRAZYteraflops, jup
20:20.14zmityaabrotman, jmcnaught: gpg and lightning are the most important, so thanks
20:20.20zmityaI'll give a try
20:20.24teraflopsmate_CRAZY: i dont hate you
20:20.33teraflopslove bro
20:20.41abrotmanthought they were going to start including Lightning directly
20:20.54mate_CRAZYabrotman, insultng has many faces, and i am just reacting
20:21.03abrotmanmate_CRAZY: Please stop, thank you
20:21.09jmcnaughtzmitya: lightning is renamed iceowl in jessie
20:21.20mate_CRAZYnp
20:21.32teraflopspebcak is a known term. no offense intended
20:21.37mate_CRAZYif you are proud of a misleading manpage, go for it
20:21.47mate_CRAZYbut dont blame me
20:21.55abrotmanmate_CRAZY: Please stop, last warning
20:22.19greycatThere is nothing misleading about the man page.
20:22.22mate_CRAZYwhy ? I did not insult anyone right now
20:22.26abrotmanyes, you did
20:22.34mate_CRAZYby what ?
20:22.35`Kevinmate_CRAZY: the man page I read was valid, I also pasted you the exact lines that noted -d needed other options
20:22.37greycat"Unless the -h, or --help option is given, one of the commands below  must be present."
20:22.44`Kevin^
20:22.49abrotmanmate_CRAZY: do you think "dumb nerd" is not an insult.  Again, please stop
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20:22.59zmityajmcnaught: thx
20:23.04mate_CRAZYthat was minutes ago
20:23.09abrotman..
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20:24.16unbornabrotman: just follow the logs :)
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20:26.19crhyloveWhere does Wheezy store mysql by default?
20:26.21axc1298if i wanted to use kde 5, would my system be more secure using debian testing, or kubuntu? only debian stable has a security team from what i understand
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20:26.59`Kevincrhylove: the db/data, binaries, or config
20:27.49crhylove`Kevin, The db/data
20:27.52r3crhylove: MySQL stores DB files in /var/lib/mysql by default, but you can override this in the configuration file, typically called /etc/my.cnf, although Debian calls it /etc/mysql/my.cnf.
20:27.54crhylovefound the conf already.
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20:28.17`Kevin^
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20:29.02r3(just fyi, that was the 1st hit from asking google your question.  The more you know...)
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20:30.03r3at least I didn't point you to lmgtfy.com  :)
20:30.13jmcnaughtcrhylove: if you are planning to back this directory up it's much better to use mysqldump. Trying to make a copy of the mysql data directory will lead to an inconsistent copy.
20:30.26r3nods
20:30.28abrotmanmostly leads to crying
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20:30.50r3I worked very closely with developers working on a way to back up live SQL data to tape
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20:31.48crhylovejmcnaught, I have a sql dump...  Trying the restore command now.  Once I find it.  LOL
20:31.50r3still much crying, but eventually it got to work
20:32.08teraflopsdat? directly? why?
20:32.40crhyloveUgh.  I kill all tape.  It's 2016 for Christ's sake.
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20:32.43`Kevinmysqldump works well for smaller DBs if you need something non locking use innobackupex/xtrabackup (switch to innodb from myisam where possible)
20:32.56`Kevin*mostly non locking
20:33.01crhylove`Kevin, Using mysqldump. :)
20:33.17jmcnaughtcrhylove: you restore with the mysql client
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20:33.48crhylovejmcnaught, Correct.
20:34.02crhyloveTrying to figure out what the default mediawiki DB is right now.
20:34.13crhylovemy_wiki looks promising. :)
20:34.20r3I didn't say this was recently
20:34.22teraflopsdat is great for taking backups. nvm im getting offropic
20:34.36sbeexhi there :) can we use all debian packages on linux mint without problems ?
20:34.56abrotmansbeex: NFC, ask the Mint people
20:34.59yareckonoh noes
20:35.00abrotmandpkg: tell sbeex about mint
20:35.13teraflopsyeah asked there?
20:35.15abrotmansbeex: We honestly wouldn't know, most of us here don't use Mint
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20:35.47sbeexyes I asked but there are almost 10 users only and no answer ^^
20:36.10crhyloveI've migrated everything to Devuan.  I only have a few legacy Wheezy servers that are still running nicely.
20:36.17abrotmansbeex: asked where? They're on a different network
20:36.22crhylovesbeex, mint uses a different server.  They don't use freenode.
20:36.29crhyloveI know, that's dumb.  But it is what it is.
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20:36.35sbeex#linuxmint-help
20:36.40abrotmansbeex: on the spotchat server?
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20:36.51abrotmansbeex: if not, ask ##linux on freenode maybe .. but you won't get help here
20:36.59sbeexyep thank you ;)
20:37.06sbeexsorry for annoying
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20:37.17sbeexand debian <3 ;) forever for my servers
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20:37.23crhylovesbeex, No worries.  Polite questions are not annoying.
20:37.39abrotmansbeex: not annoying, but really, you'll be hardpressed to get a good answer here
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20:38.44yareckonsbeex, the real answer it it depends, so anyone is going to have to ask you a lot of questions
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20:39.10jmcnaughtcrhylove: why migrate to Devuan, are you not aware that sysvinit is still available in Debian Jessie?
20:40.19crhylovejmcnaught, I want to ensure that I never accidentally infect a system with sysd.
20:40.52crhyloveHmmm... finished mysql dump restore, but now only getting some data.... :/
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20:42.25`Kevincrhylove: pastebin the steps you did
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20:43.34crhylove`Kevin, all the data is there, just not the main page. :/
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20:44.06crhyloveWhich might be OK, as for this project I need to recreate the main page anyway.  Now to figure out how to find all the pages without the main page.
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20:47.35yareckonnight everyone
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20:48.02yareckonranix, the weird partition stuff was my crappy usb->sata adapter
20:48.18yareckondisk worked fine in an external enclosure
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21:00.02ranixyaymuffins: wow weird
21:00.07ranixthx for sharing
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21:01.37mr_hubotI clicked confirmation link.
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21:04.39gebruikeranyone running zfs here? curious to know how well it runs compared to ext4
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21:04.58`Kevingebruiker: i use it for DB backup things
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21:05.57gebruiker`Kevin, why did you chose it over other fs?
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21:06.50`Kevingebruiker: I the way snapshots work compared to say LVM, it is much more efficient and I can keep hundreds without performance degradation
21:06.59`Kevinthats the main reason
21:07.33`Kevingebruiker: aside from that we have started to use it for copying data between servers using zfs send / zfs recv for standing up copies of data on dev environments etc
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21:08.23`Kevingebruiker: lz4 compression is fast/efficient .... it all depends really on what you want in comparison to ext4
21:10.01gebruiker`Kevin was interested in using as my desktop fs but then just remembered how it had memory problems because of the way the linux kernel works
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21:10.20gebruikeri am also curous about kfreebsd
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21:11.10`Kevingebruiker: ive used it for over a year at this point with no major issues, regarding memory the only thing im aware of is ARC memory requirements but as long as you have a fair amount of spare ram you should be ok
21:11.29`Kevinpending your data set size + rate of change... on a workstation that shouldnt be too crazy
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21:14.09`Kevin(he left but..) ^ do not switch filesystems unless you have a purpose/reason :)
21:15.02Atm0spher1cI'm running stable and I like to backport a few packages that I need from sid. If I do a reinstall, is there any way to have dpkg --get-selections output only the backported packages?
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21:23.40Atm0spher1cThe packages I backported manually I named differently. But I used apt-build a few times since it was easier and sacrificed control
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21:48.06JyZyXELwhy doesn't letsencrypt.sh restart apache after a renewal of the certificate?
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21:48.27JyZyXELwithout the restart, apache is left using the old expired certificate
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21:50.31mr_hubotHow is password for challenge email of new member process?
21:50.57teraflopsis letsencrypt.sh a debian thing?
21:51.06JyZyXELyes
21:51.25missmbobit has nothing to do with debian other than the fact that it's in debian
21:51.34imMuteJyZyXEL: what package does it come from?  also, what about people running nginx or lighttpd instead of apache httpd?
21:51.42teraflopsJyZyXEL: ah I just git the shit directly
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21:54.24Lady_AleenaThe local version of my site will not load into my browser because Apache isn't reading my local perl libs, and there are not documents anywhere telling me how to get Apache to read my local perl libs.
21:55.00Lady_Aleenas/not documents/no documents/;
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22:23.40prussianlocal as in... your home directory?
22:23.49prussianif yes... well duh
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22:27.07prussianLady_Aleena: ?
22:28.39Lady_Aleenaprussian, I set up ~/perl5 to install perl modules into so I didn't install modules into root's lib. I need those modules for my perl scripts for my site. Apache is not looking in ~/perl5.
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22:29.48prussianwell ya
22:30.06prussianyou shouldn't use ~ in your environment cars anyhow
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22:30.17prussianstupid autocorrect
22:30.22Lady_AleenaSo how do I get Apache to see $HOME/perl5?
22:30.28prussian~ is bashism
22:30.57prussianso the apache home has a local perllib directory?
22:31.03Lady_Aleenaprussian, somewhere else, another guy told me not to use $HOME.
22:31.21Lady_Aleenaprussian, Apache uses the root's libs.
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22:31.31prussianya
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22:31.40prussianor apaches home folder I suppose
22:31.46prussianwell ok
22:32.08Lady_AleenaSo give up using the local lib and just sudo cpan the needed modules into root's lib?
22:32.17prussianfrom what I can. guess 1. your local perl env are not set for apache
22:32.30prussianor 2 your local perl libs are only for your current user
22:32.52prussianinstall libs as apache and problem solved for 2
22:32.57prussianor ya
22:33.15prussianyou can just install them into the usual /usr/lib whatever path
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22:34.15Lady_AleenaWell, I am going to work on getting KMail working now. I will come back to this later. I really need email working.
22:34.16Elronndis there a way to enable ipv6?
22:34.25Elronndwhen I try to, for example, ping6 2a00:1450:4001:818::200e
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22:34.38ElronndI get ping: sendmsg: Network is unreachable
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22:36.54prussiando you have ipv6?
22:37.11prussianlike
22:37.21prussianare you sure you get ipv6?
22:37.53Elronndfrom my isp?
22:37.54Elronndnot sure
22:37.58prussianhonestly that stuff is mostly a libc thing. once ifup/metworkmanager configs your ip addrs....
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22:38.11Elronndbut is there some configuration I can do to make sure it is/is not my computers fault?
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22:38.29prussianidk. do you use network manager?
22:38.37prussianor just ifup?
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22:39.11prussianlike honestly... its usually automatic
22:39.16Elronndis that something in gsettings?
22:39.23prussianit might be
22:39.41prussianI don't know how much gnome exposes. you can check there for IP config settings
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22:40.07Elronnd"network settings" claims that I have an ipv6 address
22:40.11prussianif you think your ISP now offers IPv6 you can try resetting your router and getting a new lease.
22:40.22prussianhmm
22:40.34prussianwhat does ifconfig -a show?
22:40.36ElronndI don't have access to the router
22:40.53prussianI mean modem bit same problem ig
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22:41.08Elronndhttp://lpaste.net/233089
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22:42.20prussianhm
22:42.41prussianpretty sure fe80:: is basically ipv6 loopback
22:42.55prussianas far as I can see you do not have an IPv6 addr
22:43.49prussianidk
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22:43.50Daggermore like 169.254/16, but yeah, no useful v6 address there
22:43.53prussianI forget
22:44.11prussiansounds like a routing issue then
22:44.15prussiantalk to owner of router/isp
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23:40.52jmcnaughtLady_Aleena: Take a look at https://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/handlers/server.html#Startup_File or the alternative https://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/config/config.html#C_PerlSwitches_
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23:46.07Lady_Aleenajmcnaught, right now I am on the verge of tears again since I can't get my settings for KMail working.
23:46.32Lady_AleenaAlso, the version of KMail which comes with Debian 8 has a BIG BUG!
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23:47.08pingfloydLady_Aleena: I take it you weren't able to switch over to icedove/thunderbird like you wanted.
23:47.14Lady_AleenaEverything I do seems to be making it worse.
23:47.28Lady_Aleenapingfloyd, I don't understand the voodoo.
23:48.08pingfloydwasn't the problem with trying to migrate your existing mail over?
23:48.21Lady_Aleenapingfloyd, and that is the voodoo I did not understand.
23:48.41pingfloydmail is always a bit frustrating
23:48.54pingfloydso many moving parts involved
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23:49.51pingfloydLady_Aleena: have you tried this method? https://ma.juii.net/blog/kmail-to-thunderbird
23:50.23jmcnaughtLady_Aleena: sorry to hear you're having trouble :/ Are your old emails on a server, or only on a local disk?
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23:50.53Lady_Aleenajmcnaught, local disk.
23:51.18pingfloydLady_Aleena: iirc, you were using pop3 to get your email?
23:51.24Lady_AleenaGeneral question: Why do Lunix program developers scatter program files all over the place?
23:51.27Lady_Aleenapingfloyd, yes.
23:51.30jmcnaughtLady_Aleena: do you know what format it is in? The two common ones are mbox and maildir
23:51.48Lady_Aleenajmcnaught, if I were to paste a file list, would that tell you anything?
23:52.22ranixwhat do you mean "program files"
23:52.26pingfloydLady_Aleena: this article the author is trying to convert and he uses pop3 http://www.ulduzsoft.com/2012/01/from-kmail-to-thunderbird/
23:53.16Lady_AleenaAnd I just found YouTube broken.
23:55.27abrotmanYouTube is broken? or your browser is broken?
23:55.59ranix<3 abrotman
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23:57.38Lady_Aleenaabrotman, maybe not. I don't know. My system is driving me crazy.
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23:58.29jmcnaughtLady_Aleena: there's a thunderbird/icedove extension for importing various mailbox formats: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/importexporttools/
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23:58.48jmcnaughtLady_Aleena: if IMAP is an option, i recommend using that instead of pop3 from now on
23:59.07Lady_Aleenajmcnaught, I have no clue.
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