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02:27.53ShorTiecosurgi, 'apt install ssh' brings in over 150 megs of gnome
02:29.30fsmithredadd --no-install-recommends
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02:35.51tuxd3vhello guys
02:36.11tuxd3vI am trying to find a good way to restore my iptables rules..
02:36.56tuxd3vI was thinking on /etc/rc.local
02:40.56fsmithredwhy not use iptables-restore?
02:41.20tuxd3vyeah I was thinking in use it on rc.local
02:41.29tuxd3vI mean using it on rc.local
02:41.38fsmithredwhy? There's already a mechanism to save and restore the rules
02:41.44tuxd3vthanks
02:42.10tuxd3vfsmithred, in the past I do remember that..
02:42.18tuxd3vif you put your ruls in like
02:42.52tuxd3v\/etc\/iptables.rules
02:43.29tuxd3vfsmithred, does you remember how to have them restored, that way?
02:43.36fsmithrednope
02:43.39tuxd3vthanks in advance :)
02:43.39fsmithredcheck the man page
02:43.45tuxd3vyeah
02:43.48tuxd3vI will :)
02:43.51tuxd3vthanks
02:43.51fsmithredI don't mess with rules
02:49.08tuxd3vI forgot to block router access to my internal dhcp/dns/printer/scanner/etc server :S
02:49.32tuxd3vand now checking router knows about a machine that is not even in its network..puff
02:50.00tuxd3vand you now, routers are like Swiss Cheese
02:50.01tuxd3v:D
02:52.48tuxd3vnow, -> know,
02:53.30tuxd3veverybody messes sonner or later with rules :)
02:53.39tuxd3vsonner -> sooner
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03:23.16rrqthere is the package iptables-persistent which aims to preserve the rule set across reboot
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04:13.37tuxd3vif somebody is having problems applying firewall rules to your Raspberry PI
04:13.45tuxd3vjust adopt old names..
04:14.27tuxd3vbut the scheme 'net.ifnames=0 biosdevname=0' in bootargs doesn't work
04:15.07tuxd3vyou got always or no network, or something horrendous like 'enxb827eba8d596'
04:15.16tuxd3vyou need a udev rule..
04:15.38tuxd3vlike
04:15.45tuxd3vSUBSYSTEM=="net", ACTION=="add", DRIVERS=="?*", ATTR{address}=="b8:27:eb:a8:d5:96", ATTR{dev_id}=="0x0", ATTR{type}=="1", KERNEL=="eth*", NAME="eth0"
04:16.16tuxd3vthen use etho were you need, after that, you can save restore and apply firewall rules nicelly :)
04:16.26tuxd3vcase solved :)
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04:25.33meep_____What about just removing udev
04:25.44meep_____It's a raspberry pi
04:25.50meep_____What do you need a device daemon for?
04:26.13meep_____I run NetBSD on my raspberry pi and it doesn't come with a devfs daemon
04:26.38tuxd3vand how to you set rules?
04:26.42meep_____It's super simple. I can just chown root:nutd /dev/ttyu0
04:26.55gnarfaceyou need a device daemon for creating device nodes on the fly so you don't have to mknod & chown everything manually....
04:26.59meep_____To allow nut-daemon to real the ups over serial
04:27.43meep_____gnarface: I consider chowning and mknoding simpler and easier than editing eudev's config
04:28.02meep_____Because it's persistent
04:28.45gnarfacei don't disagree, but some stuff has become picky about timing of this type of thing, and having the ability to create stuff on the fly for it (Steam comes to mind)
04:28.55tuxd3vmeep_____, that is relative, on a rpi it could make sense
04:29.23meep_____He said he's running on a pi
04:29.32meep_____Oh
04:29.34meep_____You did tuxd3v
04:29.41tuxd3vyeah, I do
04:30.17meep_____gnarface: you don't need steam. You can buy DRM free games from gog
04:30.25tuxd3vbut there are some things that take a lot of time, like discovering the correct ethernet interface
04:30.26meep_____With just a simple download in your web browser
04:30.36gnarfaceyea not that there's Steam for the pi, or frankly any games from GoG for that matter...
04:30.37meep_____You don't need to run some weird blob on your machine
04:30.51meep_____Speaking of
04:30.56meep_____That's all x86 stuff
04:31.02meep_____Pi is aarch64
04:31.23tuxd3vpi is a lot of things one of them is aarch64
04:31.28gnarfacefor my pi arguably i could do without udev, because the only thing plugged into it is a usb webcam that the pi has to cold boot to properly init anyway
04:31.37tuxd3vbut they also have aarch32 and arm32
04:32.28tuxd3vmy case Raspberry Pi 1V rev.1.0 is arm32
04:32.35tuxd3varmv6
04:32.40gnarfaceyea, i have that one too
04:32.45tuxd3v:)
04:33.03tuxd3vthis was driving my nuts
04:33.19tuxd3vit was a simple rename of the interface and everything works nice :)
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04:33.37tuxd3vmy -> me
04:33.56tponafbeowulf gimp fails with Depends: libgimp2.0 (<= 2.10.8-z) but 2.10.12-1 is to be installed  and Depends: gimp-data (<= 2.10.8-z) but 2.10.12-1 is to be installed
04:34.14gnarfacebrutal
04:34.16tponafjust4me or others have it too?
04:34.23meep_____Raspberry pi model 3b and up are aarch64
04:34.27tuxd3vafter aplying rules it just freezed or so, no conection to it, and it his a litle bit far away from me no good access..
04:34.31tuxd3vbut solved :)
04:35.33meep_____Betawulf is LXC3.0 yes?
04:35.36gnarfacetponaf: did you mix repos?
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04:35.48gnarfacetponaf: like with other distros, or versions?
04:36.04meep_____Holy crap
04:36.13meep_____4G desktop iso
04:36.17meep_____4 gigs
04:36.29tponafapt-there are some out-of-devuan repos. maybe they added gimp and polluted me
04:37.19meep_____Thats so big
04:37.26tuxd3vmeep_____, I am not running blobs.. I am running pure devuan, with mainline kernel, no blobs :)
04:37.28gnarfacetponaf: i don't have beowulf to test but ceres was still using 2.10.14 as of yesterday...
04:37.44tponafhows live in ceres-land for you gnarface ?
04:37.58tponaf*life
04:38.06gnarfacetponaf: i wouldn't recommend it unless you're a freaking addict
04:38.12meep_____*betawulf
04:38.44gnarfacetponaf: you can verify package versions here https://pkginfo.devuan.org/
04:39.01tponafthank you
04:40.26tponafi'e neer seen -z as a ersion
04:40.33gnarfacetponaf: according to that, beowulf is on 2.10.8 still, and ceres is on 2.10.18 now... wherever you got 2.10.12 is seems to be a mystery
04:41.06tponafscratches head. worked fine last night.
04:41.24tponafoh well not important. hope eeryone's haing a great 2020
04:42.01gnarfacetponaf: ah, there's a debian standard to the naming conventions, the part before the '-' is the upstream version number, and the part after is debian's package version number
04:42.38gnarfaceusually it's a low integer but sometimes it's a datestamp, serial number, beta flag like "+b2" or others
04:42.59tponafapt-cache show gimp-data shows me Version: 2.10.12-1 Version: 2.10.8-2
04:43.08gnarfaceodd
04:43.21gnarfacerun "apt-get update" then try it again, any change?
04:43.52tponafdid tht but i'll remove all the nvidia properary repos
04:44.01gnarfacehmmm
04:44.30gnarfaceif you already installed some 2.10.12 versioned gimp packages, you may also have to uninstall them to get them out of the way
04:45.15tponafk ty
04:46.51tponafnow has 5 devuan phones :)
04:48.06gnarfacetponaf: congrats.  btw here's what a normal /etc/apt/sources.list looks like, just to make sure.  you can use this verbatim: http://paste.debian.net/1137333/
04:48.59tponafoh that's simpler than mine
04:49.11gnarface(to also get commercial stuff like nvidia's official drivers just append " contrib non-free" to every line)
04:49.54tponafi didn't know merged
04:50.01tponafdoes that have non-free and contrib?
04:50.16gnarfacethat might also have caused you problems, if you were using something other than /merged, your sources.list may be out of date...
04:51.05gnarfaceno, /merged is not including contrib and non-free implicitly, it's for something else (https://git.devuan.org/devuan-infrastructure/amprolla)
04:51.36onefang"merged" means the merged result of Debian and Devuan packages.
04:51.47tponafah ty
04:51.58gnarfacehmm, or mabye this one is the right one now?  not sure... https://git.devuan.org/devuan-infrastructure/amprolla3
04:52.27gnarfacewanders away
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04:52.50tponafexperiments with extended power for deuan phone :) https://0x0.st/iMAK.JPG
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04:54.00tponafall friends of devuan should learn of Maemo Leste on Droid 4 (xt894).  It's deliciously tantalizing.
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05:05.47tuxd3v_tponaf, how is the support for the Droid 4 ?
05:06.05tuxd3v_I mean 3G, wifi, etc
05:06.44tponafthat's a big topic but it's not at 'daily driver' stage
05:07.17tponaffirst phone call made last week, wifi works pretty well, pvr 3D mostly working
05:07.45tponafusb host mode said to work
05:08.38tponafand well, having the same underlying OS on portable as on desktop is very fun
05:08.40tuxd3v_tponaf, and 3G?
05:08.52tponafi don't know
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05:09.05tuxd3v_or LTE
05:09.22tuxd3v_that is a very important feature :)
05:09.26tponafi got 60fps SNES and PS1 last week :)
05:10.16tuxd3v_it there any app for A-gps?
05:10.33tponafidk
05:10.40tponafwas there for maemo?
05:11.02tuxd3v_idk neither, but It is a device I consider :)
05:13.28tponafcurrently boot and root partitions are on sd card, so it's convenient to backup and swap versions
05:15.39tuxd3v_it would be nice to hagea gps app for it
05:15.45tuxd3v_also LTE conection
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05:16.09tuxd3v_with this options I would get one :)
05:16.24tuxd3v_and I would install Maemo Leste on it :)
05:16.33tponafare there any mapping apps that provide user-assist for gps
05:16.38tponaf"i am here, on map, roughly"
05:17.09tuxd3v_I use a lot navmii
05:17.21tuxd3v_but its on android
05:17.43tuxd3v_it would be a nice to have in Maemo Leste :)
05:19.54tponafit is not at 'daily driver' stage
05:20.11tponaffor many people it will neer be
05:20.53tponafwith the 3D drivers though, it's not definitely a fun hacktoy
05:20.57tponafnow
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08:33.48fonkyhi all, is there any package in the repositories that enables one to search a html directory listings grep style
08:33.56fonkyfor example mozilla´s ftp
08:34.09fonkyor just about any program that does that commandline or otherwise
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08:39.32gnarfacefonky: well you could use curl or wget to pipe the html to grep...
08:40.24fonkyty
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09:02.15tponafhuffyu!
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09:16.40fonkylynx -dump -listonly http://ftp.metu.edu.tr/pub/mirrors/ftp.mozilla.org/addons/ | grep http | grep \.xpi$ |  awk '{print $2}'
09:16.45fonkycan anyone help me a bit
09:18.53fonkygrep \.xpi$ <- does not work
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09:23.50gnarfacefonky: try it single-quoted like this:  grep '\.xpi$'
09:24.33gnarfacealternately, this might work:  grep \\.xpi$
09:26.25fonky\o/
09:27.13fonkynone work though
09:27.17gnarfacehmmm
09:28.02gnarfaceare you sure xpi would be at the end of the line though?  remember that you're parsing the raw html not the rendered html...
09:28.14gnarfacemaybe it's working but you're looking for the wrong thing
09:28.55fonkythe extension of a file insite the directory is .xpi at least those that i am interested in so yea, preety sure
09:29.45gnarfaceyou don't have any idea how html works, do you?
09:29.58fonkyi do
09:31.33gnarfacewell those html directory listings have invisible html tags inside them... if ".xpi" is a file extension name in a link to a file of that name as is expected for such listings, xpi would not appear at the very end of that line... there would be closing tags, so that grep syntax would not match
09:32.32gnarfacetry it without the $
09:32.36gnarfacesee if that works better
09:36.17gnarfacealthough, you know, you might be overthinking this... i know wget can get links recursively and maybe curl can too
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10:05.12fonkyodd
10:05.17fonky<PROTECTED>
10:05.20fonkyprints
10:05.50fonkydoes not
10:05.51fonkylynx -dump -listonly http://ftp.metu.edu.tr/pub/mirrors/ftp.mozilla.org/addons/ | grep http | grep '\.xpi' |  awk '{print $2,$3,$4}'
10:05.58fonkyoh dummy
10:08.36fonkywithout '\.xpi' the '' does not with does not
10:08.42fonky=.=
10:13.51fonkyanyways ty for help gnarface :)
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10:18.44fonkyoh
10:18.46fonkyfound out
10:19.04fonkylynx only prints one directory of contents
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10:38.54zatumilplease try rsync or ftp to transfer files recursively
10:40.54fonkynono, im not into file transfer only file listing on a server, but thank you
10:46.33zatumillftp has a find command
10:47.00fonkythanks
10:47.57specinga
10:48.15fonkybut the thing i am actually trying to get is like local ls -R /home >> /home/whatever/bla.txt
10:48.28fonky:)
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11:10.57tponaffunny that #freifunk needs registration to chat
11:13.08debdoghehe
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11:24.28tponafdebdog: can i ask a question in pm
11:25.54debdogI am not a good supporter
11:27.16tponafwell a crisis is upon us and i would feel bad if i didn't at least try to help
11:33.11debdogthis is a devuan suppor channel, if you have a question just ask
11:33.16debdog*support
11:37.57ShorTiefonky, grep can use " too, and works differently then '
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12:21.55gnstaxoIs devuan ascii the recommended version?
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12:22.50fonkyhi
12:23.08fonkyroot@KILLWORLD:/home/andraz# /etc/sysctl.conf
12:23.09fonkybash: /etc/sysctl.conf: Permission denied
12:23.12fonkyis this normal?
12:23.30fonkyi just want to disable inet6
12:30.06Jorilfonky: you have to use a command too... i.e. vi /etc/sysctl.conf
12:30.48sixwheeledbeastyer some text editor may help
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12:36.56fsmithredgnstaxo, ascii is the current stable release, beowulf is soon to become stable and there are beta isos available.
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13:02.54Atari-FroschJust installing Devuan ASCII on a new system. apt search tells me that avidemux is not available. That's … not so good.
13:03.29fsmithredI think that's been true since wheezy, maybe jessie
13:04.53fsmithredAtari-Frosch, check the mxlinux repo - I think they have it and it works on devuan - just get the debs you need - don't add the repo to your sources.
13:05.20fsmithredit = avidemux
13:05.21xrogaanbeowulf should be stable enough, yes?
13:05.51fsmithredbeowulf has been working fine for me since beginning of this year, longer for some other people
13:06.20fsmithredmain issue now is getting the installers to do the right thing in all cases
13:08.13Atari-Froschfsmithred: It's available in Jessie, yes. Don't know about newer versions of Debian.
13:08.50Atari-Froschfsmithred: If I get it from that other repo without adding the source – what about updates then?
13:09.08fsmithredon your own. How often do you think it gets updated?
13:09.30fsmithredI'm not seeing it in jessie. Maybe you got it from deb-multimedia?
13:10.16Atari-Froschdeb-multimedia is possible, right
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13:10.29Atari-FroschI have no clue how often avidemux gets updated ;-)
13:10.53Atari-FroschWell OK, I'll try that. Thank you.
13:11.38fsmithredyw
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15:20.01frabbitapt update doesn't work
15:20.47Atari-Froschapt-get update does. At least for me. ;-)
15:21.13frabbitand i can't ping pkgmaster.devuan.org
15:22.55frabbitalso not available with webbrowser
15:24.09frabbitno lynx opens the site but before that i get: Bad partial reference! Stripping lead dots.
15:24.19frabbitping still doenst work
15:24.32frabbitAtari-Frosch: apt-get update works neither here...
15:27.04frabbitrest of internet connection is not a problem, whats wrong here?
15:27.43debdogwhat about deb.devuan.org?
15:27.59frabbitRESET
15:28.51Atari-FroschOh, then it seems it's the server.
15:28.52frabbitdebdog: i can ping that
15:29.02tponafwhat is the popularity of devuan now?
15:31.01frabbitdebdog: but i cant get updates from deb.devuan.org over https right?
15:31.22debdoghmm, I am not certain, frabbit
15:32.31frabbitdebdog: SSL: certificate subject name (mirrors.dotsrc.org) does not match target host name 'deb.devuan.org'
15:32.33fsmithredif apt update is not working for you, something is wrong
15:32.39debdogif package devuan-keyring is up to date, AFAIK it should™ work
15:32.42frabbitit ignores the sources
15:33.40frabbitpackage devuan-keyring Version:2017.10.03
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15:38.05frabbitother https package sources?
15:38.47fsmithredfrabbit, if you want to use https, you must select a repo that supports it
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15:39.03frabbitpkgmaster.devuan.org does
15:39.09fsmithredyes
15:39.24frabbitbut that seems not available with apt and apt-get today...
15:40.13fsmithredI just updated on pkgmaster less than a minute ago
15:40.22fsmithredoh, but I'm not using https
15:40.58frabbithuh! it work now... o0
15:41.01fsmithredI'll test that
15:41.06fsmithredoh, I guess not
15:41.13frabbitwhat the hack...
15:41.34frabbiti treid the last 20 minutes
15:41.36fsmithredwtf? now I can't connect to install apt-transport-https
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15:41.52frabbitfsmithred: .. weird.. theres something wrong then...
15:42.06fsmithredmaybe network congestion? Everyone is home watching video over internet.
15:42.29fsmithredmy error says 'connection timed out'
15:42.37fsmithredworked second time
15:42.37frabbitfsmithred: but wouldnt that cause conection problmes with other internet connections too?
15:43.08fsmithredyeah, I have gotten a few of those recently
15:43.13frabbitcause i hadnt problems, only with apt update / apt-get update
15:43.19fsmithredff can't find the site, I try again and it works
15:43.55frabbitok but i tried over 20 minutes to update my packagelist, its the first thing i do after boot the computer
15:44.23fsmithredupdate works here with https
15:44.36frabbitfsmithred: yes it works now too as i said
15:44.37fsmithredif you install with a mirror, you don't need to update right after the install
15:44.50fsmithredif you install from the live isos, you should update
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15:45.47frabbitfsmithred: ehm what has this to do with the problem?
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15:46.02fsmithredit has to do with what you said
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15:46.22fsmithredjust letting you know that the first thing you do might not be needed
15:46.49frabbitfsmithred: wait you talk about install =D
15:47.14frabbiti talked about updating my system everytime i boot the computer
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15:47.38fsmithredoh, I mis-read.
15:47.48frabbitfsmithred: as i thought but np ^^
15:48.00frabbitim glad it works now again ^^
15:48.09fsmithredlots of people coming in lately who just installed
15:48.24frabbitfsmithred: thats good to hear =)
15:48.39frabbitmore people for devuan
15:48.50fsmithredbeowulf beta isos were just released
15:49.20frabbityeah i heard that last time i was here
15:50.59furrywolfis it ready for me to apt-get dist-upgrade without expecting breakage?
15:51.23fsmithredfurrywolf, follow the upgrade guide. There are a couple of tricky spots.
15:51.40fsmithredon beta.devuan.org
15:53.02frabbitBeowulf 3.0.0 is our current stable release. that doesn't sounds like beta o0
15:53.33furrywolfbut it's on a beta. url.  when the beta url becomes non-beta, that'll be correct.  :)
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15:53.59frabbitfurrywolf: k ^^
15:54.05frabbitthe stable beta then
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15:55.54frabbitgood guide, sounds pretty easy
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15:57.19furrywolfshouldn't pre- and post- scripts stop and re-start services that have to be stopped during the upgrade?
15:59.13furrywolffailing to do so sounds like a fileable bug for xscreensaver
16:00.31tponafwhy don't you people like systemd
16:01.13tponafare you all nazis?
16:01.38tponafsorry, being silly
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16:03.30sixwheeledbeastwhy does like matter? see #debianfork
16:04.07tponafwell you are kind of all nazis
16:04.09tponafaren't you
16:06.20fsmithredfurrywolf, I don't know what the deal is with xscreensaver. If you really want to be save, kill the desktop before upgrade.
16:06.29fsmithredsave/safe
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16:20.32furrywolfI'm not running xscreensaver on this box...  not sure if I am on the other two or not.
16:24.23fsmithredmost of the upgrades I've done went smoothly
16:24.57fsmithredmigrations from debian are more difficult
16:26.35fsmithredFWIW, I never upgrade my main system - I always do a fresh install on another partition and slowly move over to it.
16:31.59golinuxAtari-Frosch: I was an avidemux user until they went to flatpak format and time instead oof frame editing in jessie.  I installed wheezy version on jessie but that probably won;t work on later devuan releases.
16:34.25fsmithredgolinux, have you tried olive yet?
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16:35.47golinuxNope.
16:36.41golinuxI'm not into doing much on the computer atm
16:37.23golinuxI have a list of things to-do for beowulf that remains untouched.
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17:09.09Atari-Froschgolinux: Do you know an alternative?
17:10.26golinuxfsmithred has suggested olive but I haven't tried it since I'm not doing any video editing atm.
17:10.29Atari-FroschWhat I do with it: re-encoding videos from cameras, encoding digitalized vhs videos (including cutting).
17:11.16Atari-FroschHm, OK, I will take a look. But not now, I need other software to run (again) first. ;-)
17:11.16fsmithredif you're using kde or other qt desktop, there's one in kde (kdenlive?)
17:11.42Atari-Froschnope. Good old icewm.
17:11.42fsmithredif you just want to convert file formats, you can use ffmpeg
17:12.09Atari-Froschfsmithred: that does not help me with cutting. I need to see what I am doing.
17:12.51fsmithredyeah, I get it. Take a look at olive. It's in the repo. So far, the only thing I've done with it is open a file and go through part of it one frame at a time.
17:13.08Atari-Froschok, thx
17:13.11golinuxYou could also try getting avidemux from stevepusser's repo at MX Linux
17:13.50golinuxBut it will still be time based and now in Qt (and fugly)
17:14.03fsmithredthere are a few in repo...
17:14.11fsmithredapt-cache search 'video editor'
17:15.01fsmithredolive-editor is the correct package name
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18:17.32ejrhi. it is my understanding that devuan 2.1 is on par with debian stable, as far as package versions are concerned, right?
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18:25.18HumanG33kwhere is the script to migarte unit file to bash sysvinit script ?
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18:27.02furrywolfejr:  Devuan 3.0 is matched to debian stable.  you can get it at https://beta.devuan.org/
18:28.15ejrah ok, but devuan 3.0, does it often break?
18:29.25furrywolfnot from what I've heard.  it's being rolled out as the current stable release right now, for a bit of final testing.
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18:33.50hemimaniacI've run it as my main for 2 months now, no hiccups
18:36.19ejrgreat, thank you. i will use it then
18:41.55HumanG33kfurrywolf, on the main page the https://beta.devuan.org/os/debian-fork/stable-beowulf-announce link look dead
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18:44.25furrywolfHumanG33k:  I'm not involved with the web page, but I'd assume that's because it's not finally released yet, and that will be written once it finally is, hopefully within a few days.
18:45.29HumanG33kyup
18:49.05ejrif I downloand and install the beta now and then do an apt-get update/upgrade in a week, I will be fine, basically running the stable version,right?
18:49.31furrywolfyep
18:49.39furrywolfthe only changes at this point will be bug fixes.
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19:21.05JTechnohello, I'm getting "download is performed unsandboxed as root as file '/var/cache/apt/archives/partial/..." on a fresh install
19:21.22JTechnoI've checked permissions and they seem correct for _apt
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19:25.37Tenkawawhats the current status of devuan on the pi4?
19:26.37Tenkawaseems to run great on the rpi3
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19:29.20Tenkawaahh think I found the image builder
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19:41.16Tenkawawell at least the kernel script and I can overlay that it looks like
20:08.47frabbitwhoops totaly forgot i have irssi open ^^
20:10.23frabbitwhz not kicking that tponaf?
20:10.29frabbit*why
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20:18.36fsmithredJTechno, if you don't want to see that message, download packages as unpriv user.
20:18.55fsmithred(it's a normal message)
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21:05.39JTechnoit actually was a permissions problem, / was 700 it has to be 755
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21:09.50Tenkawahas anyone used the build_image_dist script to build an image?
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21:11.23TenkawaI keep getting no valid distro specified even though I'm passing it load devuan raspi3 first
21:14.04TenkawaI do successfully get the sdk load
21:14.06Tenkawa(*) arm-sdk loaded
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21:17.44ShorTieworks ok on pi4
21:17.57ShorTiegotta add kernel though
21:19.54TenkawaShorTie: yeah I'm trying to crosscompile... let me try from a pi
21:20.19Tenkawamind if I msg you? (to get off chan)
21:20.34ShorTiesure
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22:32.20fonkyhi
22:32.36fonkywhere is the dpkg list stored in /var
22:32.40fonkylist of packages
22:32.44fonkybroke system :)
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22:35.21fonkyty
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23:19.22_abc_Hello. I do not see a /etc/init.d/dahdi in ascii, asterisk requires it. The packages for dahdi are installed. Does anyone know where it's start script lives? In which package?
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23:38.09fsmithred_abc_, maybe this? /usr/share/doc/dahdi/examples/init.conf.sample
23:42.23_abc_fsmithred: did not think to look there. Thanks.
23:43.39_abc_Ok, that is not an init.d startup file, just params
23:43.57_abc_/usr/share/doc/dahdi/examples/50-asterisk is closer
23:44.22_abc_nope
23:45.52_abc_dahdi.ko is missing even though relevant packages are installed.
23:47.51_abc_ascii is stretch?
23:49.24_abc_I have no idea how to make dahdi work under ascii
23:49.28_abc_Giving up.
23:52.00fsmithredyeah, ascii is stretch
23:52.15fsmithreddid older versions have an init script?
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