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02:21.22Lvl4SwordDoes devuan still use wicd, and what would be the best way to check for a system that uses it?
02:26.19fsmithredlook in the menu?
02:26.33fsmithreddpkg -l | grep wicd
02:26.46Lvl4SwordI don't have devuan, just trying to create a program that supports it.
02:27.00fsmithredprogram that supports what?
02:27.33fsmithredwicd is the default in all the desktops except kde and one other (I think lxqt)
02:27.42fsmithredthey use connman
02:28.39Lvl4Swordfsmithred, can you elaborate on what you mean by 'all the desktops'?
02:29.00Lvl4SwordBecause to my knowledge Manjaro, Debian, Mint, Ubuntu, Arch, and others all use Network Manager.
02:29.07fsmithredxfce, mate, cinnamon,
02:29.42fsmithredyou can install n-m if you want it, but it's not the default
02:30.42fsmithredlxde (I knew I was forgetting one)
02:38.07Lvl4SwordThank you for your assistance. Have a good one!
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03:45.13AlexLikeRocka program to  open  a EPUB
03:45.16AlexLikeRockplease
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10:08.58enychrrm
10:09.04enycE: Release file for http://gb.mirror.devuan.org/merged/dists/jessie/InRelease is expired (invalid since 17h 34min 53s). Updates for this repository will not be applied.
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10:28.24FlibberTGibbetshouldn't it be gb.deb.devuan.org nowadays enyc?
10:28.47KatolaZit's jessie, so *.mirror.devuan.org should be fine
10:28.53FlibberTGibbetah, ok
10:28.57KatolaZit seems like there is a glitch there anyway
10:29.04KatolaZwe are looking into it
10:30.45FlibberTGibbetah, seeing that on a jessie vps too.
10:30.56KatolaZyep
10:32.29FlibberTGibbeti might have to migrate a machine from jessie -> ascii soon because of nextcloud 14 requiring php7. is that still a fairly painless operation, as long as i back up first?
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11:02.02bluemarlinHey there everyone. I'm getting InRelease file expire on http://auto.mirror.devuan.org for ascii since yesterday. What have i missed?
11:04.00KatolaZyes bluemarlin
11:04.02KatolaZlooking into it
11:04.17KatolaZright now
11:05.30bluemarlinKatolaZ: ah, thanks then :)  not sure if this is helpful, but servers with http://deb.devuna.org/merged configured don't complain about the expire
11:05.43bluemarlin(typo in the domain)
11:06.02KatolaZbluemarlin: yes we know
11:06.14KatolaZthe problem is with *.mirror.devuan.org and with packages.devuan.org
11:11.52bluemarlinok ok, well sorry for the noise :)
11:13.06KatolaZnot at all bluemarlin
11:13.12KatolaZthanks for reporting, instead
11:13.13KatolaZ:)
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11:36.02ymassonHello. I have jessie and ascii installed, and automated with Salt. But I have issue with ascii's LSB. For example osrelease or lsb_distrib_release is sometimes 2 or 9 or ascii, or not exist. Depends on installation date, or Docker image. It is a know bug ?
11:44.13ymassonI use this Docker image : registry.gitlab.com/paddy-hack/devuan/slim:ascii
11:47.22KatolaZymasson: problems with *.mirror.devuan.org
11:47.36KatolaZops sorry
11:47.40KatolaZmight not be related at all
11:47.41KatolaZsorry
11:47.48ymasson;)
11:50.09ymassonmy servers have been installed from ISO, and I use Docker for test my Salt formula.
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15:33.49EHeMI'm still getting 403 Forbidden errors out of 37.220.36.58 during `apt-get update`.
15:34.42EHeMDuring `apt-get upgrade`, 130.225.254.116 was giving 404 Not Found for the most recent update packages.
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15:35.35DocScrutinizer05there's a small time window during mirror sync where such errors might happen, afaik. Please repeat
15:36.29EHeMOkay, caused my system to retrieve the packages from another mirror so my issue was worked around.
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16:49.08etech3anybody having problems devuan jessie sources apt-get update last 24 hours
16:51.31etech3golinux?
16:51.33etech3E: Release file for http://us.mirror.devuan.org/merged/dists/jessie/InRelease is expired (invalid since 1d 0h 17min 56s). Updates for this repository will not be applied.
16:51.57etech3us and auto sources
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16:54.20g4570netech3: https://devuan.org/os/  "IMPORTANT NOTE: auto.mirror is now deprecated and will be decomissioned. Please make sure you have the latest devuan-keyring package with apt-get install devuan-keyring and then point your /etc/apt/sources.list to deb.devuan.org."
16:55.42etech3OK Thanks doing a test project with a new Jessie install ISO
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17:45.04matlocklong time devuan user here, pre-jessie, just wanted to shameless plug an app I made devuan users who work in mixed environments might appreciate, I wrote a custom distro (Debian sans systemd-sound familiar) for Windows Subsystem for Linux, the project is open source and you can support the project by buying a version from the Microsoft Store
17:45.31matlockhttps://github.com/WhitewaterFoundry/WLinux, again I apologize for the shameless self promotion
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18:56.05heviskoWhat is the current linux-image-amd64 for ASCI (2.0) ?
18:56.33heviskosomehow my setup only gives me 3.18 and I can’t seem to find how to get newer amd64 kernel from devuan
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19:04.50EHeMhevisko: 4.9+80+deb9u6
19:05.49heviskoNow my question: why doesn’t apt-cache search linux-image | grep amd64 only shows me these:±
19:05.51heviskoroot@hvs:/etc/apt# apt-cache search linux-image|grep -i amd64
19:05.52heviskolinux-headers-3.16.0-6-amd64 - Header files for Linux 3.16.0-6-amd64
19:05.53heviskolinux-image-amd64 - Linux for 64-bit PCs (meta-package)
19:05.54heviskolinux-image-3.16.0-6-amd64 - Linux 3.16 for 64-bit PCs
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19:08.16EHeMhevisko: Your /etc/apt/sources.list says "jessie", while the current release is "ascii"?
19:08.59heviskoEHeM: deb http://pkgmaster.devuan.org/merged ascii main
19:09.20heviskoI’ve already done apt-gt update etc.
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19:10.51EHeMhevisko: Everyone is now being pointed at "deb.devuan.org" for the package host, all others are deprecated.
19:11.22heviskoyeah, deb.devuan.org was also tested/used
19:11.45golinuxHave you looked in backports?
19:11.46heviskoWith that I got several errors on Release with 403 errors
19:12.28EHeMhevisko: One of the mirrors is apparently broken outside Europe, retry the operation if you see that.
19:13.30heviskohow do I force amd64 in again in sources.list ?
19:13.35EHeM(there is a DNS round-robin, a retry will likely get one of the non-broken mirrors)
19:18.33heviskoOkay, but still, I don’t get any linux=image higher than 3.16-amd64 ;(
19:18.49heviskowhere can I reset force the newer kernels?
19:19.31heviskoI suspect upgrading from Debian 7 -> 8 -> Devuan 1 -> 2.0 might be related somehwere back when ;(
19:22.52gnarfaceyou should see the newer kernels in the repo if your sources.list is right
19:23.12gnarfaceyou don't set/force amd64 in there.  you do that with dpkg
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19:26.19EHeMhevisko: What does `dpkg --print-architecture` say?
19:26.46heviskoroot@hvs:/etc/apt# dpkg --print-architecture
19:26.47heviskoi386
19:27.00heviskoOkay, how do I chage that?
19:27.05EHeMYou could have run it non-root.
19:27.08hevisko(Initial install was i386 I guess)
19:27.42EHeMhevisko: First, do fresh backups.
19:29.35heviskoWell, if something fails, I’ll be down as it’s my internet gateway :D
19:30.29EHeMI'd really advise going into `aptitude` or another such high-level tool since your system is in a kind of odd state...
19:31.11heviskoOkay, I’ll then do aptitude, but does that set it for me?
19:31.16rustyrHi, I also got the error about Release file being expired (in my case on my server running jessie with auto.mirror).
19:31.41rustyrAfter switching to deb.devuan.org it seems to be fine again.
19:31.56heviskoEHeM: I just now see why I’ve ignored aptitude for more than 6years…
19:32.30heviskoEHeM: where/how in aptitude do I set the amd64 architecture?
19:33.32EHeMhevisko: Most likely you've got some package which is preventing a newer kernel from being installed.
19:35.34heviskoEHeM: where/how do I see which is that?
19:35.51EHeMhevisko: Have you ever tried `apt-get dist-upgrade`?  Alternatively look in the section listing "obsolete/locally installed" packages and start removing them, if trying to remove one of those marks something as broken then likely something replaced one of those and you need to go hunting.
19:36.13heviskoyes, it’s empty at present
19:36.51EHeMDoes it list any additional versions of linux-image-amd64 being available?
19:37.00rustyrWhat was a bit weird, was that apticron also notified me about updates for more than 50 packages being available while I still was on auto.mirror. I just wonder if installing those could have messed up the system, since those not seemed to fit to what is running on my server (seemed to be unstable packackes - sadly I do not have the mail anymore)
19:38.07heviskoAh!!! the fix is: dpkg —add-architecture amd64
19:38.20heviskoafter apt-get update, the linux-amd64 kernes are there :)
19:38.46EHeMThat almost sounds like support for ia32 is starting to be deprecated...
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19:39.17gnarfacesupport for calling it "ia32" is definitely being deprecated anyway
19:40.08gnarfaceit'll probably be around for a long time as i386 though even though it's technically actually i586 in nearly all cases now
19:40.22EHeMYour system is in an interesting situation, most/all of your userspace is ia32 (i386) while you've got an AMD64 machine if you're doing for linux-image-amd64.
19:40.44EHeM^doing^going
19:41.04gnarfacethat was a completely kosher setup before multiarch was created
19:41.41gnarfaceany problems upgrading will likely be to do with conflicts in the temporary stopgap packages they made during the transitional period, like "ia32-libs" or whatever it was called
19:42.20EHeM*Ideally* you would install an amd64 dpkg, at which point it would default to installing amd64 libraries, but this process is complicated and *hazardous* (very easy to break your system).
19:42.29gnarfacethey made 64-bit packages full of big generic bundles of 32-bit libs and called them "ia32-*" or whatever
19:42.35gnarfacethose might be in the way now
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19:45.14EHeMThe instructions for upgrading to amd64 executeables from i386 executeables weren't all that great (at one point my system had `dpkg` completely uninstalled and it was a Good Thing I know how to handle .deb files without `dpkg`).
19:46.22heviskoIt has been shown by some professors that 32bit code still executes faster than 64bit code, and it is a HP microserver with only 1GB RAM (my gateway machine) so it was an original i386 installation as it ddn’t need now big RAMetc.
19:47.49EHeMI can well believe it, though I'm a bit surprised having relative addressing is such a small benefit.
19:48.45heviskoit’s the size of the instructions and the alignment of the data/etc. that is where the fun starts.. and then clock cycles starts to count
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19:49.53EHeMMy server only had 384MB of memory, until SpamAssassin started exhausting the mere 2GB of swap it had...
19:53.01EHeMThen there is the task of building LineageOS from source and it wants a minimum of 12GB in /tmp.
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20:24.28heviskoother than reinstalling, how could I forcefully reinstall all packages to the current stable, even if that means downgrading?
20:25.04gnarfaceuninstall, purge, then reinstall them one by one, or write a script that does it
20:25.49heviskookay, so apt isnt going to allow downgrades then?
20:26.11gnarfaceoh, it will allow them but it's not considered a supported action by most of the packages' maintainers
20:26.39gnarfaceso you may run into weird problems with postinst/preinst scripts not putting everything back where it belongs
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20:27.09gnarfaceyou may still run into that purging them manually, mind you.  but in my experience that reduces the risks.
20:27.28gnarfacecertain packages (like apt itself) might be doomed no matter what you do at this point
20:28.59gnarfacedepending on just how scattered your system is, it may be safer to just leave it in place and wait for future upgrades but you may be waiting a very long time
20:29.53gnarfaceit would be a good time to make a backup if you have spare storage space to do so
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20:38.34heviskoah, well, I’ll just continue with testing, now I’ve found my problems, get is crossgraded then I’ll reconsider at a later stage… the machine is in for a redo… just haven’t decided yet if it’s a total new system or not O_o
20:39.29heviskothanks for the directions !
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20:40.26EHeMis pretty sure he hasn't reinstalled his system from scratch for over a decade.
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20:46.02gnarfacegood luck with it, hevisko
20:46.34gnarface(depending on what you're doing with it, it's probably worth mentioning that there are cases where going forward to unstable might be a better choice than remaining on testing or attempting a risky downgrade back to stable)
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20:47.36gnarface(but, if you never do that, and nothing has been upgraded past testing yet, it will just eventually become stable if you wait long enough - no schedule on that but the historically average times i think are around 2.5-3 years)
20:47.44heviskoIt’s not that “production”, but I do use some “fancy” tunnels and iptables, and would like to setup ZFS on this baby
20:48.29heviskoonce done with the amd64 cross grade I’ll change to unstable/stable for long term… I don’t really touch this baby,
20:50.24golinuxIt's not recommended to stay on "testing" in devuan because our cycle is most often out of sync with debian's and _very bad things_ can happen_
20:50.43gnarfacewell... it's not like very bad things don't happen to debian testing, too
20:51.11KatolaZhevisko: you can stay on testing, just not use "testing" in your sources.list
20:51.15KatolaZuse the suite name instead
20:51.23KatolaZi.e., ascii, beowulf, and so on
20:51.50gnarfaceit's true that devuan testing (beowulf) is probably riskier than debian right now
20:52.10gnarfacebut i can't say for sure that it would be riskier than trying to munge a downgrade
20:52.58gnarfacei've had REALLY bad REALLY sneaky package tree corruptions and other sorts of bugs happen when trying to downgrade debian, myself
20:53.23gnarfacethe type of bugs you don't even find out about until 2 years later when you're trying to do what should have been a clean upgrade
20:53.48gnarfaceby then, then you forgot how to retrace your steps, maybe already nuked backups from that long ago, etc.
20:54.56EHeMhevisko: ZFS (including on /) is available in Devuan *stable*.
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21:00.29EHeMhevisko: https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs/wiki/Debian and https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs/wiki/Debian-Stretch-Root-on-ZFS
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21:28.53XenguyIs it OK to paste 4 lines in here?
21:29.02gnarfacei wouldn't risk it
21:29.20gnarfacei think the 4th line triggers kicking
21:29.23XenguyIt's an error message I'm getting when I try to apt-get update
21:29.31XenguyOK, I'll find a pastebin
21:29.35gnarfacepaste.debian.net doesn't have ads
21:29.43Xenguytx
21:29.58KatolaZXenguy: are you using packages.devuan.org?
21:30.00banshiXenguy, you can paste 2 line then I write something and you can leave other 2 lines
21:30.05banshilines*
21:30.05KatolaZor *.mirror.devuan.org?
21:30.16KatolaZXenguy: ^^^
21:30.21KatolaZ(there might be no need to paste)
21:31.04gnarfaceXenguy: yea purely statistically speaking you probably need to change "auto.mirror." to "deb."
21:31.40Xenguyhttps://paste.debian.net/plainh/c2ab9392
21:32.15gnarfaceyea just go into your sources.list and change all the devuan hostnames to be "deb.devuan.org"
21:32.29gnarfacethen re-run `apt-get update` and it should work this time
21:32.38KatolaZXenguy: there is currently a problem with packages.devuan.org
21:32.42KatolaZand *.mirror.devuan.org
21:32.45Xenguygnarface: OK I'll try that, thanks.  This is Jessie BTW.
21:32.46KatolaZwe are working to solve it
21:32.58KatolaZXenguy: there is no need to use both pkgmaster and packages.devuan.org
21:32.58XenguyThanks KatolaZ , good luck
21:33.07KatolaZjust use pkgmaster.devuan.org
21:33.11KatolaZ(or, better, deb.devuan.org)
21:33.20XenguyOK, tx again
21:41.57XenguyI removed the packages.devuan.org , and then pkgmaster worked again.  Is there any advantage for me or anyone if I change it to: deb.devuan.org ?
21:42.23Xenguy(As pkgmaster seems to be working fine)
21:43.05fsmithreddeb.devuan.org will choose a mirror for you, so it reduces load on the main repo and might give you faster downloads
21:43.24Xenguyfsmithred: OK, I'll give it a whirl, thanks
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21:47.05XenguyWorks, thanks for the help folks
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23:26.21KatolaZpackages.devuan.org and *.mirror.devuan.org are back online
23:26.33KatolaZeverything seems to work fine
23:26.51KatolaZjust shout if anything looks odd
23:26.52KatolaZo/
23:29.50EHeMThere is that issue of the one mirror which serves Europe-only, yet (as of this morning) was still part of us.deb.devuan.org.
23:30.45KatolaZEHeM: ?
23:30.54KatolaZwhich issue?
23:31.23EHeM37.220.36.58 gives 403 Forbidden, and I'm not the only person observing it.
23:31.34KatolaZEHeM: when have you tried?
23:31.39KatolaZand, which is the IP?
23:31.48KatolaZoh sorry
23:31.54KatolaZ37.220.36.58
23:34.22KatolaZEHeM: I have removed it from the RR, atm
23:34.24EHeMAs of ~9 hours ago.
23:34.35KatolaZmayve it was just a network glitch?
23:34.54KatolaZwill contact the administrator to see if they have any filter in place (seems quite strange though)
23:35.00KatolaZs/mayve/maybe
23:35.16KatolaZanyway, I have put it out of the RR, for the moment
23:35.23KatolaZEHeM: please try again
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23:37.53KatolaZEHeM: anyway, I can reach it from the US
23:38.06KatolaZso it looks like a network problem maybe...
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23:49.46KatolaZEHeM: are you sure you were using us.deb.devuan.org and not us.mirror.devuan.org?
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