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00:00.23Muyfreti don't even understand
00:00.29shellclearif you device send packets over air in plaintext, i do not know if is possible to block if anyone are listen to
00:00.37dondelelcaroMuyfret: I'm not sure that you'd be able to do that, because the traffic wouldn't be the same
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00:01.02dondelelcaroMuyfret: in theory, you wouldn't be able to tell whether you were hitting a key or one was being injected
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00:02.02Muyfreti knew the fact the encryption was hardware implemented was going to screw me over somehow
00:02.12dondelelcaro*shrug*
00:02.23dondelelcaroif you really care about it, just use a hard wired keyboard
00:02.41Muyfretyeah but the cost of this is jacked up because of the encryption basically
00:03.16Muyfretwell what can i do
00:03.29shellclear11vms running to install openshift, my laptop is a shit :(
00:03.37dondelelcaroMuyfret: heh; $75 for a keyboard barely registers. ;-)
00:03.47shellcleardondelelcaro:  hahaha
00:03.52dondelelcaroprobably is the wrong person to talk to about keyboards
00:04.28Muyfretthis is frustrating
00:04.42dondelelcaroMuyfret: sorry; there are some better keyboards out there which have open source firmwares
00:05.06Muyfretthis is like elementary level mistake they made
00:05.08dondelelcaroMuyfret: I'm not sure if someone has implemented one which uses bluetooth or similar (there is the adafruit LE, but I don't think that's open source)
00:05.28dondelelcaroMuyfret: meh, security and preventing replay attacks is kind of complicated
00:05.35dondelelcaropeople get it wrong all the time
00:05.57Muyfretall they had to do is make the receiver end require a different packet each keystroke
00:06.25shellclearyou let me afraid about keyboard wireless... I'll throw my keyboard in trash
00:07.27Muyfreti think i could block replays. but i'm concerned its even possible
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00:08.20dondelelcaroMuyfret: well, they'd have to have a handshake, and then a sequence number, and things like that
00:08.27dondelelcaroMuyfret: but that gets complicated and takes more silicon
00:09.00Muyfretok is there something like an onscreen keyboard that randomizes keylocation, that i can enable for two-factor-authentication
00:09.44Muyfretfor my login screen atleast
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00:13.04dondelelcaroMuyfret: caribou+gdm maybe? Dunno; this isn't an area where I've done much work
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00:54.51jhutchinsMysterytrain: No.
00:55.57jhutchinsMysterytrain: Sorry, was after the troll.
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01:18.46MrHatterI just install 2x 8Tb drives with Jessie. They have a /boot/efi partition on each drive, the other partitions are mdadm RAID1. Before EFI, I would run 'grub-install /dev/sda and grub-install /dev/sdb' then 'update-grub' so each drive can be independently booted when 1 of them fails.  However I can only boot off one of the drives after doing this. Is there something else I need to do when EFI
01:18.46MrHatteris involved ?
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02:59.31jlowHello
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03:01.44jlowI'm trying to upgrade debian (sid) and when running apt-get upgrade, I'm told "Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable distribution that some required packages have not yet been created or been moved out of Incoming."
03:02.21annadanejlow, you probably need to wait for dependencies to be migrated over to sid; if you want to continue this discussion the channel for sid is #debian-next on irc.oftc.net
03:02.51jlowoh, is that the main place for debian stuff?
03:03.01annadanejlow, that's for testing/unstable
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03:04.06annadanejlow, if you post your output to paste.debian.net in that channel we may be able to give you a better idea but it more than likely is a case of just needing to wait a few days
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03:28.42cluelesspersonI'm having a problem with a directory not being accessible to a user?
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03:29.08cluelesspersoncd /mnt/storage/torrents/
03:29.15cluelessperson-su: 1: cd: can't cd to /mnt/storage/torrents/
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03:31.53guardianxare you copy-pasting the command or typing it?
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03:58.01twIs it FUSE?
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04:55.23kang0I lost desktop
04:55.43kang0How to get it back
04:55.52annadanekang0, we need some more information. what version of debian are you running, what desktop environment/window manager?
04:56.07annadaneand did this occur after an update?
04:56.57kang0It occurred 15 days back; i forgot what was doing last time when it was running satisfactorily
04:57.08kang0It's not about update
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05:02.52annadanekang0, well, which desktop is it?
05:03.07annadaneand when you say you "lost" it, what do you mean specifically
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05:07.29elliot007kang0: are you getting a virtual terminal?
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05:57.02simbalionis cpanm available for Debian 9?
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05:58.00simbalionnvm I found it as cpanminus
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07:07.12msnI have a host with 24.5 TB space and I want to export it using iscsi or isns what would be a better optiion iscsi-target or isns
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07:07.49orlockthey are different things
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07:09.40orlockmn: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc772568(v=ws.11).aspx
07:09.49orlockmsn: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc772568(v=ws.11).aspx  even
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07:27.21JustASlackermaybe ipv6 is not enabled?
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07:43.17newbie|4what is a trusted openvpn source for apt-get?
07:43.37annadanenewbie|4, sorry? can you clarify?
07:43.40petemcany debian mirror
07:43.45annadaneyeah, pretty much that
07:43.51annadanejust apt-get or apt install openvpn
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07:44.18newbie|4oh ok all the tutorials I found wanted me to add a new source
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07:44.36annadanenah
07:44.43annadaneyou should be fine with a default stretch sources list
07:44.56newbie|4nice it's installing now
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07:45.14annadanei'd avoid those tutorials like the plague
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07:46.59newbie|4do you know a good tutorial on how to securly use open vpn?
07:47.14newbie|4I found https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/vpn-how-to-connect-successfully-securely-ufw-openvpn-ubuntumate-15-04/1452
07:47.28newbie|4but I'm not sure if it works with debian
07:48.01annadanewell, secure is a multifaceted subject
07:48.46newbie|4one a beginner can follow
07:48.53annadaneprobably is more suited to a forum or irc channel that specializes in vpn's, it depends on your threat model etc
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07:48.57newbie|4I need to start somewhere
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07:49.26newbie|4thx Ill try find one
07:50.18annadanenewbie|4, i guess try reddit.com/r/vpn
07:50.58annadanenewbie|4, there's also the openvpn man page ("man openvpn") but i'm not sure it will tell you much in the way of secure practices
07:52.54newbie|4I guess Ill first start at using upenvpn on deb
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07:58.49Muyfreti resolved my issue
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07:59.38jezebelhmm if i don't select the "Select and Install software" option in debian install, i'd have a slimmer system it seems? are there packages that this install step installs that are mandatory?
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08:01.29newbie|4is there something like NetworkManager on debian to get a gui for open-vpn?
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08:04.30newbie|4I also get an installation step fail at select and install software
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08:05.56jezebelare you installing without the gui?
08:06.00newbie|4Im using the debian-9.1.0-amd64-netinst.iso
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08:06.38annadanejezebel, is your goal to have a minimal system? the installer always goes through the select and install software option iirc, it's just a matter of what you check in the installer
08:06.52annadaneyou don't need a desktop environment for example
08:07.17jezebeloh i'm going thru expert install, could skip it
08:07.38newbie|4Im using the non gui install
08:08.02newbie|4I think the net install is broken
08:08.09newbie|4the dvd version worked
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08:09.19jezebelnewbie|4: go to tty4 and see what error messages you have from the installer
08:09.37newbie|4I already closed it
08:09.43jezebelthe installer runs on tty1
08:09.45jezebeloh
08:09.46newbie|4was a vbox install anyway
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08:23.54dob1hi, I have a debian jessie, I installed, from backports, xrdp 0.9.1-4~bpo8+1, but it doesn't start after boot, because it is unable to create pid file. It tries to create pid file in /run/xrdp but the xrdp dir doesn't exists so it fails. If after boot I create this dir and restart the service it works. How can i resolve this?
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08:24.12dob1how can I modify the boot script to make it create this dir?
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08:25.14annadanedob1, seems to me the directory is already created
08:25.22annadanenot seeing the issue
08:25.36dob1annadane, it's not my case
08:26.01annadaneyou can try mkdir /run/xrdp
08:26.04dob1the directory at boot doesn't exists, it tries to write the pid file there and it fails
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08:27.16dob1something like this in the service file : ExecStartPre=/bin/mkdir -p /var/run/xrdp   ?
08:28.29annadanethat looks like it probably works but i don't have direct experience with it
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08:32.20Walakeais this package really from year 2005?
08:32.20Walakeahttps://packages.debian.org/stretch/libclanlib-dev
08:34.19annadanehttp://metadata.ftp-master.debian.org/changelogs/main/c/clanlib/clanlib_1.0~svn3827-6_changelog seems to be from 1999 actually
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08:36.07babilenhttps://tracker.debian.org/media/packages/c/clanlib/changelog-1.0~svn3827-7 is the newest one (not in stretch)
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08:37.31BrahRahI tried using ufw allow out to **vpn serv ip** **port number** proto tcp or udp replaced the ip and port but I get ERROR: Wrong number of arguments
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08:42.25atralheavenHi, I can't reach my server, I need someone from another country to ping the server ip for me, but I can't post the ip here, may someone please help me?
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08:44.06atralheavenoh god its working
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08:46.18zebu(I'm really sad that iwconfig have been change to iw. iw is really not eay to use.)
08:46.41zebu*changed
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08:51.58kang0Any mint?
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08:55.06jelly!mint
08:55.06dpkgLinux 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>.
08:55.06jellydpkg: ping
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08:55.49kang0I can only startx as root, not as user.  recently I installed sysvinit-core.  I'd like to get it working again.  what do you think?
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09:02.41martin-_-_hi
09:02.47martin-_-_I compiled gcc bymyself
09:03.09martin-_-_can I just copy the installdir to an other machine and use the binaries?
09:03.27martin-_-_maybe I need to add the installpath to LD_Libary
09:03.29martin-_-_?
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09:20.11Guest41055Any one know what to do if i get a bad superblock error on my flash drive?
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09:26.39cybrNautGuest41055: maybe run fsck.. not sure
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09:27.26cybrNautflash drives normally die off slowly, as regions decay and become unusable
09:28.01cybrNauti wonder if fsck is the tool that does the proper testing and marking of bad sectors, so as to avoid them
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09:30.41p0g0There are hardware leveling flash drives, those have an intermidiate hardware layer that manages the allocation of data blocks to minimize the wear issues.  You may or may not have one of those, but they are usually better behaved about bad blocks, and I suspect that the usual bad block scanning logic might be spoofed by the hardware wear leveling.
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09:31.33cybrNautp0g0: indeed, but there must be a point where the bad blocks exceed the number of spares
09:31.47p0g0sure
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09:32.13cybrNautwhich presumably is why Guest41055 had a problem
09:32.24cybrNautotherwise the leveling is transparent to the user, no?
09:32.42p0g0yes, wear leveling is not readily obvious.
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09:34.50cybrNautGuest41055: be sure to mount your flash drives with the "noatime" option in the future, to cut down on the wear
09:35.07cybrNauthttp://linux.koolsolutions.com/2009/01/30/installing-linux-on-usb-part-4-noatime-and-relatime-mount-options/
09:35.12p0g0My main point is that when Guest41055 heads out to buy a replacement for the block failing mass storage, the notion that there is  better hardware that manages wear leveling might be handy.
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09:35.46cybrNautindeed
09:36.39cybrNautalthough.. are those usually marked?  or is it safe to assume everything on the market now does proper wear leveling?
09:37.34p0g0I have found it to generally be an advertised feature, to be looked for explicitly.
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09:55.02twif my experience with inexpensive sd cards is any indication, wear leveling is not a safe assumption outside of brand-name devices.
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09:56.31hellyeahhey
09:56.40hellyeahit may not be related question but
09:56.43hellyeahlet me ask it
09:56.59hellyeahi open screan reader on debian and it worked
09:57.08hellyeahbut in chrome it doesnt work
09:57.10hellyeahwhy?
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09:59.29twchromium and google-chrome don't support ATK.
09:59.36twthat simple.
09:59.54hellyeahATK?
10:00.02hellyeahscrean reader?
10:00.03twthe gnome accessibility toolkit.
10:00.10twit's how the screen readers work.
10:00.14hellyeahaha i ot it
10:00.28hellyeahso chrome must have own screen reader
10:01.01twas far as I know, it doesn't support accessibility on linux.
10:01.19twI'm not an expert on accessibility though, so you might have some luck asking around.
10:01.30hellyeahi see
10:01.43hellyeahi try to implement ARIA
10:01.51hellyeahno support in linux huh
10:01.55hellyeahlet me search for it
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10:17.10hellyeahhow can mose cursor bigger?
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10:26.54lord_robHi! What could replace  MSPaint on Linux ? I'd just like to draw an arrow on a bitmap picture and cannot find how ...
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10:28.08lionrougehi !
10:28.50lionrougecan i create one bootable USB drive from 3 debian install DVDs ?
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10:30.01m3rlinlord_rob: https://alternativeto.net/software/microsoft-paint/
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10:31.00bogus-lord_rob: you can try pinta
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10:41.46dionysus69anyone uses terminator here?
10:42.09dionysus69I cant make it save horizontal/vertical splits. layout saves everything else, except of all those
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10:47.58hellyeahhow can i make mouse cursor bigger?
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10:58.47lord_robthanks m3rlin and bogus-
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10:59.20dob1where can I find dowlonad for debian jessie?
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11:03.49dob1bogus-, thanks
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11:12.33hellyeahmouse is small
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11:12.39hellyeahhow can i amek it bigger?
11:13.14gunixhellyeah: try cursor themes. that reminds me, i also should get one
11:13.26gunixhellyeah: what desktop environment are you on ?
11:13.28hellyeahi have eyesight problem
11:13.33hellyeahgnome
11:13.40hellyeahit is hard to see mouse cursoor for me
11:13.46gunixhellyeah: https://www.gnome-look.org/browse/cat/107/ord/top/
11:14.04gunixi like pulse glass a lot
11:15.55hellyeahi moved that under theme
11:16.07hellyeahcan i change it with gnome-tweak-tool now
11:16.29gunixi think it should be /usr/gnome/icons
11:16.30gunixlet me check
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11:16.47gunix/usr/share/icons/ i think
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11:18.03hellyeahmy eyes did hurt really
11:18.09hellyeahi have a huge eye sight problem
11:18.20hellyeahcan you me the url of pulse glass? If you dont mind
11:18.32gunixhttps://www.gnome-look.org/p/999994/
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11:19.07gunixalso this: https://www.gnome-look.org/p/999818/
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11:21.52hellyeahi moved Pulse Glass theme under /usr/share/htmeme right
11:21.54twhellyeah: you can also adjust the display dpi; many X applications will respect that.
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11:22.12hellyeahhow can i do that?
11:22.18gunixhellyeah: i unpacked them under /usr/share/icons and i can change them with the tweak tool now
11:22.42hellyeahecond url has icon i guess
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11:22.57hellyeahfirst link has theme
11:23.14twhellyeah: multiple ways of display scaling https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HiDPI
11:25.02gunixahahha that moment when archlinux wiki is linked by others distros. what can i say? they really did a good job
11:25.19hellyeah:D
11:26.04gunixi found something great for google chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/penis-cursor/feiclbomfllbkdmeibcljmfbdakimmdg?hl=en
11:26.10gunixits a cursor that enhances the experience a lot
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11:26.27gunixif you change the cursor on debian/gnome, it won't change in chrome so you need this.
11:27.54hellyeahwhen i try to change theme
11:28.01hellyeahi got this message (gnome-tweak-tool:6759): dconf-WARNING **: failed to commit changes to dconf: The connection is closed  ,
11:28.21hellyeahchrome also does not support screen reader
11:28.23hellyeahit sucks
11:29.05hellyeahpenis cursor
11:29.07hellyeahsafdafafdadfa
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11:32.08gunixhellyeah: that cursor made my day
11:32.39hellyeahpenis one
11:33.05hellyeahbtw
11:33.12hellyeahi could change the cursor on system
11:33.34AndreasLutrolionrouge: systemd
11:33.49lionrougeAndreasLutro, thanks
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11:34.59twYou can switch to sysvinit, it mostly still works fine.
11:35.10tw(still)
11:35.49lionrougeas for me systemd is not a problem i just need to know for sure which init system is used
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12:05.32jbergokhow do you display pictures in a terminal?
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12:09.27rotaticusjbergok: it's caca-utils
12:11.18petn-randalljbergok: catimg also works, but that is not in stable.
12:11.22petn-randall,v catimg
12:11.23juddPackage: catimg on amd64 -- buster: 2.4.0-1; sid: 2.4.0-1
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12:15.56arturohi folks, I replaced the motherboard of a server running stretch. Now the interfaces are being renamed. I used net.ifnames=0 but still renames happens. I updated udev rules with the new MAC address of the interfaces http://paste.debian.net/986198/
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12:18.24arturoany idea of what's happening?
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12:32.08petn-randallarturo: So what problem are you exactly seeing? Are the interfaces not named like in the udev rule?
12:33.01arturopetn-randall: true. And the rename is happening, see dmesg in the pastebin
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12:34.09alximychhi! Is it possible to check whether ioncube_loader extension works properly for php cli?
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12:34.48petn-randallarturo: Then everything works as expected?
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12:47.19arturopetn-randall: no! I expect the interfaces to be named after the udev rules. But they are renamed at boot after the motherboard change
12:47.38arturoi.e, the udev configuration seems to be ignored
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13:04.44ZSkyHi
13:04.49petn-randallarturo: I'd double-check the MAC addresses in the udev rules then. If it was systemd renaming those devices, they would be called en0p25 or something similar.
13:04.53ZSkyDo you know why this never processes any line:
13:05.03ZSkytail -F -n0 /var/log/apache2/other_vhosts_access.log | grep "hello" | { while IFS= read -r line; do echo "$line" | mail test@example.com; done }
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13:05.10ZSkythere is probably a typo in it, but I can't find it
13:05.12ZSky^
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13:11.24arturopetn-randall: checked: http://paste.debian.net/986206/ all seems right
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13:16.22jellyZSky: remove | mail ..., verify your variable actually gets filled at any point
13:16.52jellyZSky: also, read about --line-buffered in grep manual
13:17.51jellyZSky: you'll need that option for grep if you want "realtime" reaction instead of grep waiting to fill up a block of 8192 bytes before writing to stdout
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13:21.23Paul--hello
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13:31.02Paul--is it possible use KVM and VB togheder on the same machine ? I mean with KVM and VB modules insert in the kernel ?
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13:31.26Paul--or need remove one module ?
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13:32.09Paul--if I use kvm and the kernel have insert VM module too, must I remove VM modules or no ?
13:32.50Paul--obviously my machine have vmx cpu istructions
13:32.55OtakuSenpaihttp://paste.debian.net/986209/
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13:33.04OtakuSenpaiis this sources.list good?
13:33.23OtakuSenpaibcoz im getting errors from this list,about security.debian.org
13:34.24DieMoeschPaul--: Works. I have both on my laptop
13:34.46Paul--DieMoesch, without remove other modules ? are u sure ?
13:35.06DieMoeschYes
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13:35.15Paul--ok
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13:37.42DieMoeschhttp://paste.debian.net/986210/
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13:40.03Paul--qemu is front and of kvm?
13:40.24DieMoeschYes
13:40.24gunixPaul--: why would you want ot do that?
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13:40.58OtakuSenpaihello?
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13:41.09gunixPaul--: KVM is a tier 1 hypervizor, meaning it is part of the kernel and can deliver almost native performance for VMs. VirtualBox is a tier 2 hypervizor, so the performance is not that good.
13:41.27OtakuSenpai,v security
13:41.28juddNo package named 'security' was found in amd64.
13:41.32gunixPaul--: VirtualBox is good if you already know it and don't want to go through the work of learning a new hypervizor.
13:41.36OtakuSenpai,security
13:41.44Paul--gunix, I know they are 2 different types of virtualizartion
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13:42.05OtakuSenpaiwhats the correct name for the security repo in debian stretch?
13:42.16Paul--http://paste.debian.net/986211/
13:42.18gunixOtakuSenpai: wait, i will give you my sources
13:42.28OtakuSenpaiok thnx
13:42.43Paul--DieMoesch, http://paste.debian.net/986211/ ; the same of you
13:43.08gunixOtakuSenpai: https://paste.debian.net/986212/
13:43.46DieMoeschgunix: In my case: vagrant (vb) is used by team. I known, vagrant can also use kvm
13:44.38DieMoeschBut team you vb
13:44.55DieMoeschs/you/use/
13:44.58gunixPaul--: cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -c vmx
13:45.26gunixDieMoesch: i would use whatever is needed for the project on the work laptop and KVM at home ... :D
13:45.40Paul--gunix, I know , I amn't so dumb
13:46.15gunixPaul--: i am sorry, i was curious. so you got KVM working and VB working. what seems to be the problem? :D
13:46.26Paul--gunix, all moder desktop cpu/bion have vt-x support
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13:48.30gunixPaul--: you can switch it off in the bios and it's a pain in the arschloch
13:49.10Paul--gunix,I know, bios have vt-x support disable/enable
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13:49.41gunixso what are you trying to achieve and is not working?
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13:50.07Paul--what is virbr0 interface ?
13:50.16gunixPaul--: default NAT network for kvm
13:50.19Paul--it was create by kvm installation
13:50.23Paul--ahh
13:50.35gunixPaul--: do  "virsh net-list"
13:50.41Paul--kvm virtualiza at kernel level ?
13:50.47gunixPaul--: also do "virsh net-edit default"
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13:51.30Paul--virsh net-edit default ; this command ask me what editor I want use
13:51.34gunixPaul--: yes, KVM is one of the most powerfull hypervizors in the world. it has the best technology for GPU passthrough and is great for linux virtualization
13:51.52gunixPaul--: use whatever editor you feel yourself confortable with. i use vim. if you don't know vim, use nano
13:52.11Paul--vim , nano is for dumb
13:52.20Paul--vi/vim is the ditor
13:52.31Paul--unix rules ;)
13:52.31gunixto each his own, Paul-- :D
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13:55.24Paul--gunix, so kvm is more fast and stable of vb ?
13:56.06gunixPaul--: KVM is for production virtualization and is used by lots of companies worldwide. virtualbox is great for testing
13:56.20petn-randallOtakuSenpai: What errors are you getting?
13:56.26petn-randall!stretch sources.list
13:56.26dpkgA suitable /etc/apt/sources.list for "Stretch" has three lines: "deb http://deb.debian.org/debian/ stretch main" "deb http://security.debian.org/ stretch/updates main" "deb http://deb.debian.org/debian/ stretch-updates main".  Be sure to run «apt update» after editing sources.list.  Also see <deb-src> <contrib> <non-free> <stretch/updates> <stretch-updates> <mirrors> and "man sources.list".
13:56.31petn-randallOtakuSenpai: ^^^
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13:57.32OtakuSenpaifound them out petn-randall
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13:57.57OtakuSenpaialso my lappy i working like a charm ^_^
13:58.05gunixvirtualbox is on the same level as vmware player. KVM is at the same level as ESXi.
13:58.28gunixyes, petn-randall, OtakuSenpai can thank ME for the help, not you. ME ME ME ME ME ME
13:58.42OtakuSenpailol
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13:58.55petn-randall!next
13:58.55dpkgAnother happy customer leaves the building.
13:59.04petn-randall;)
13:59.10OtakuSenpai;)
13:59.41Paul--KVM read .vdi images from VB ?
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14:00.40gunixPaul--: I never tried, but qemu-img is capable of converting .vdi or .vmdk to .qcow2
14:01.27gunixPaul--: I suggest using qcow2 since it has good performance and great features. best peformance for VM disks offers LVM with logical volumes.
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14:01.39gunixPaul--: however, if you don't want to convert, try loading the .vdi, maybe it works
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14:03.51Paul--not permission
14:04.11petn-randallgunix: Using blank LVs has some drawbacks, though. The most obvious one is not supporting live migration.
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14:05.19gunixpetn-randall: yes. that is a vary good point. but with shared storage it works great. the default cinder deployment from openstack uses LVs
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14:10.04Paul--permission denided
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14:11.05Paul--http://paste.debian.net/986217/
14:11.47Paul--http://paste.debian.net/986218/
14:11.51gunixPaul--: that happened to my on archlinux last month and i kept bugging them to change the wikipedia, but nothing
14:11.59gunixPaul--: i have a workaround, but please tell me your distro
14:12.11Paul--debian 8.9 adm64
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14:12.22gunixkernel 3.16?
14:12.24gunix3.10?
14:12.52Paul--3.16.0-4-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.16.43-2+deb8u3 (2017-08-15) x86_64 GNU/Linux
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14:13.33Paul--I changed the .vdi permission with chmod 777 *.vdi but nothing
14:13.48gunixPaul--: the issue i had on arch (rolling release distro and new kernel 4.12 and latest qemu packages) was that the user that QEMU was using had no rights to run KVM
14:14.11gunixPaul--: i know, this is because you are not allowed to use KVM (kernel virtualisation), not because you are not allowed to use the VDI
14:14.32gunixPaul--: normally you should go within /etc/libvirt/qemu.conf (i hope that is the path) and change the user that qemu runs under... create a user for it
14:14.37gunixPaul--: after that, add that user to the KVM group
14:14.43gunixPaul--: so that qemu has rights to use KVM
14:14.54petn-randallPaul--: What commands are you running, as what user? Without context the pastes are not useful.
14:15.32gunixPaul--: also try to add YOUR user to the kvm group.
14:15.38gunixand to the qemu group
14:15.57gunixi will try now on debian 9 to see if i still get the same issue here. i have a new install and i need to set up kvm anyway
14:16.08petn-randallYou need to be in the libvirt group to use access libvirtd.
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14:16.20petn-randall(and not in kvm/qemu).
14:16.21Paul--<PROTECTED>
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14:17.06gunixPaul--: find the line for qemu user.
14:17.26gunixcould be "user="
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14:19.06Paul--3 lines
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14:19.25gunixlet me do an install and try this out, give me 5 mins
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14:19.55Paul--http://paste.debian.net/986221/
14:20.05Paul--uncomment this section ?
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14:20.15gunixuser = "qemuuser"
14:20.18gunixand adduser qemuuser
14:20.47gunixand "useradd -G kvm qemuuser"
14:20.57petn-randallis pretty sure /etc/libvirt/qemu.conf doesn't need editing.
14:21.36gunixpetn-randall: if you have another solution for that KVM error, please say. it's something i keep batteling on irc for months :D
14:22.05petn-randallWhich qemu error exactly? There are several pastes without context.
14:22.28petn-randallhas libvirt running on several machines.
14:23.14gunixpetn-randall: you get that error when you try to run a VM with KVM using libvirtd
14:23.26gunixpetn-randall: on multiple distros, after installing qemu
14:24.12Paul--don't go
14:24.18petn-randallgunix: nope. You I just added my user to the libvirt group and logged out and in again.
14:24.37gunixuseradd -G libvirt youruser
14:24.37petn-randalls/You//
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14:24.40gunixlike this?
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14:25.16Paul--gunix, useradd: user 'pablo' already exists
14:25.45Paul--I try with a live linux from dvd to see if the system go
14:26.56gunixPaul--: usermod -a -G libvirt pablo
14:27.00gunix...
14:27.46Paul--nothing
14:27.57petn-randalladduser youruser libvirt
14:28.48gunixPaul--: petn-randall: this error still exists even on debian stretch :D
14:29.20Paul--same error with a old dvd ubuntu 12.04 lts dvd
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14:29.44Paul--http://paste.debian.net/986223/
14:30.43Paul--there are many python script too
14:31.19petn-randallPaul--: WHAT are you running?
14:31.59gunixpetn-randall: your solution is working. i added my user to grou libvirtd, rebooted the system and the vm booted
14:32.11Paul--petn-randall, I tried to install a new VM from qemu using a live dvd with ubuntu 12.04 amd64
14:32.35Paul--it give me the same errors of before
14:33.01petn-randallPaul--: *WHAT* commands are you running? As what user? You're leaving out important parts in your pastes.
14:33.03gunixPaul--: add your user to group libvirt and reboot. it worked on my side
14:33.06gunixgunix@finaldeb:~$ cat /etc/group | grep libvirt
14:33.08gunixlibvirt:x:123:gunix
14:33.10gunixlibvirt-qemu:x:64055:libvirt-qemu
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14:33.35gunixpetn-randall: i wonder if this works on archlinux too
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14:33.59Paul--petn-randall, I use Virtual Machine Manager in menu applications of xfce , I run it as pablo user
14:34.34gunixdid you add the user to libvirt and reboot, paul?
14:34.45Paul--ok now reoot
14:34.50Paul--reboot
14:35.08gunixthis is how you figure a user doesn't use VPS for irc
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14:40.09gunixso, Paul-- ... is it working?
14:40.11Paul--Could not define storage pool: operation failed: Storage source conflict with pool: 'Windows7'
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14:40.26gunixwell, at least you fixed kvm
14:40.53Paul--now I try wuth a dvd ubuntu
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14:41.20frazri wonder if there's some way you could disable reading from ntfs filesystem
14:41.35frazrbad self discipline, need to lock the windows partition after an hour or two of use :)
14:41.45frazranyone got ideas? :)
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14:42.15gunixfrazr: not mounting it, maybe
14:42.49frazr:) would need to learn discipline, not an option :D
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14:43.08Paul--no, same error of before
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14:44.18gunixPaul--: do some pastbin with your config
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14:44.51frazrperhaps coding my own version of cryptolocker and auto locking my files after n-hours, unlocking automatically next day :D
14:45.01frazrcould be fun
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14:45.18gunixPaul--: yes, that, and also /etc/group
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14:47.26Paul--http://paste.debian.net/986226/
14:47.55Paul--http://paste.debian.net/986228/
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14:49.32gunixtry commenting this user = "qemuuser"   # reboot again, try again please....
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14:56.25gunixso, Paul--, cna you run VMs now?
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14:57.17Paul--Could not define storage pool: operation failed: Storage source conflict with pool: 'Windows7'
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14:57.28gunixok so no more KVm error
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14:59.44gunixare you using virt-manager?
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15:00.57Paul--Powered by libvirt
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15:01.07Paul--Virtual Machine Manager
15:01.13Paul--1.0.1
15:01.55gunixyes, that's the one. how many VMs do you have and how did you create them?
15:02.13Paul--wait...ubuntu 12.04 go
15:02.20Paul--going boot from dvd
15:02.34Paul--hihih
15:02.35Paul--cool
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15:03.10Paul--this cpu is a intel 2100 with 2 phisic cores, and 4 thread
15:03.17Paul--kvm see 4 cores
15:03.21Paul--vb see 2
15:03.31elc79Hi, there's any method to make a clean install of Debian with OpenRC instead SystemD?
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15:04.36Paul--gunix, ubuntu 12.04 live are booing , it go
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15:05.03gunixPaul--: yea, regarding the windows vm, you probably have 2 VMs pointing to the same storage, OR youhave a sporage pool within libvirt and it's not on
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15:05.36gunixpetn-randall: thank you again for telling me about the libvirt group :D
15:06.08Paul--however now don't see the win7 image
15:06.15petn-randallgunix: You're welcome :)
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15:07.35Paul--gunix, it go with 3 cores selected
15:08.08gunixPaul--: yes. it does. it's very powerfull
15:08.17Paul--onetime I must change cpu, this mainboad support I7 too
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15:12.37Paul--what mean this error :
15:12.39Paul--Could not define storage pool: operation failed: Storage source conflict with pool: 'Virtual-machine'
15:12.44User984what are the best tools to install on a laptop to keep the power sonsumption as low as possiable
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15:13.39User984on my laptop i have Nvideo Gcard and i dont use it much i would like to disable it and only use the CPU GPU power to save power, can some one guide me on how i can achive this please
15:13.44Paul--maybe .vdi and other file vm format are ddifferent from kvm ?
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15:18.38Paul--hello
15:18.52Paul--what files read kvm?
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15:21.07gunixPaul--: it doesnt accept vdi, or you have 2 vms pointing to the same storage, or you have a storage pool that is not on
15:21.35dontknowUser984, you can use acpi-call-dkms to disable nvidia card
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15:22.37elc79Hi, there's any method to make a clean install of Debian with OpenRC instead SystemD?
15:22.38dontknowUser984, https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Hybrid_graphics follow "Fully Power Down Discrete GPU" section
15:22.48Parrhesiasteshow to set $PATH? (doesnt seem to work to set it in .profile or /etc/login.defs
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15:22.57User984dontknow: thank you going to try it now
15:23.06dontknowok
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15:26.32petn-randallelc79: Just make a clean install, and then install openrc. I wouldn't know why you'd want that, though.
15:30.25User984dontknow: when executing (xrandr --listproviders) i only get 1 output nouveau, shouldnt i get intel to be able to switch to it
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15:31.40dontknowUser984, it's not important
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15:33.10dontknowUser984, after "sudo sh /usr/share/acpi_call/examples/turn_off_gpu.sh" is it output "works"
15:33.46User984dontknow: sh: 0: Can't open /usr/share/acpi_call/examples/turn_off_gpu.sh
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15:34.01dontknowwait a sec
15:35.11User984its here /usr/share/doc/acpi-call-dkms/examples/turn_off_gpu.sh
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15:35.24dontknowUser984, yeah
15:35.59dontknowUser984, does it output someone "works"?
15:35.59User984dontknow: this is the output https://0bin.net/paste/LqbKkZgeZQHVXgaS#381-uosjnWdGHr6IL57CAMZ7wZYsJVsvQ1Zrle/+0tj
15:36.13User984dontknow: nope
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15:37.43dontknowthere are more examples. ls /usr/share/doc/acpi-call-dkms/examples/ and use all of them
15:37.51dontknowsh
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15:37.59dontknowtry them
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15:38.47User984dontknow: none worked
15:38.58dontknowUser984, tried all of them?
15:39.26User984dontknow: yeah only 4 scripts "asus1215n.sh  dellL702X.sh  m11xr2.sh  turn_off_gpu.sh"
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15:40.55dontknowUser984, sorry i don't know any other way. i was blocking like that
15:41.04dontknowpower off*
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15:41.59User984dontknow: thank you, for your time :)
15:42.20dontknowUser984, your gpu must be newer one
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15:44.15User984dontknow: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation GK107M [GeForce GT 750M Mac Edition] (rev a1)
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15:46.04dontknowhmm.. there is a problem maybe because of it is mac edition
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15:48.32dontknowUser984, you are a hair close to disabling it. all you need to do is finding the device id or whatever
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15:49.01jelly,v python-dnslib
15:49.02juddPackage: python-dnslib on amd64 -- buster: 0.9.7+hg20170303-1; sid: 0.9.7+hg20170303-1
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15:50.03hhirtoi moved a HHD from a faulty USB box inside a machine and now the partition on the drive has disappeared
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15:55.32dontknowhhirto, maybe it is because of file system. dunno
15:55.32dontknowhhirto, what does lsblk says?
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15:56.03hhirtodontknow, its not mounting
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15:56.54hhirtofdisk showed a faulty partition table with one faulty partition
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15:57.17jhutchinshhirto: Possibly one of the faults on the USB box corrupted the drive.
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15:58.04hhirtof.. it cant have fried it completely
15:58.10jhutchins!smartd
15:58.10dpkgThe smartmontools package provides the smartctl and smartd utilities, used to control/monitor devices supporting "Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology" built into modern ATA and SCSI hard disks.  After installation, read /usr/share/doc/smartmontools/README.Debian for initial configuration and upstream recommendations.  http://sf.net/apps/trac/smartmontools/wiki/FAQ  http://smartmontools.sf.net/
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15:58.55jhutchinshhirto: Maybe it wasn't the enclosure that was at fault.
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15:59.52User984dontknow: going to try bumblebee
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16:00.43User984TchanZ: hi
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16:03.45hhirtojhutchins, no obvious errors from smartctl
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16:07.33hhirtojhutchings, any advice on how to approach partition recovery? It was complaining about the blocksize mismatch (but not anymore -> not good)
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16:14.32hhirtotestdisk found an ntfs partition...
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16:22.02Achylleswhy debian comes now with all sort of forensic tools, but not with other pentesting tools - like the Kali arsenal?
16:22.43dontknowi think it is not debian's purpose
16:22.46Mathiseneverything kali has can be installed in debian just a bit of work
16:23.55AchyllesMathisen, I know that it can be installed from sources or github, but my questions is: forensic tools are now on debian repo, but not other tools...
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16:25.53annadaneAchylles, it's most likely because debian, like all free software, is a volunteer project and there aren't maintainers for the other tools
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16:26.21Muyfrethow can i get the name for the menu items in my applicatins, and system menus
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16:26.34Achyllesannadane, this is a good answer... Thx.
16:26.39Muyfreti mean the bin names
16:27.02annadaneMuyfret, which desktop environment are you using?
16:27.10Muyfretmate
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16:32.01jellyAchylles: if you have free time, you can volunteer to package and maintain packages for software that is missing
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16:32.45jelly!nmg
16:32.45dpkgThe 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/
16:32.48jelly!itp
16:32.48dpkgIntent To Package (ITP) is a Debian <bug> filed against the <wnpp> pseudo-package, to indicate someone is working on packaging a piece of software for Debian.  This is done to avoid a duplication of work.
16:33.01Muyfretannadane they are all named mate-* in /usr/bin
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16:33.13Muyfreti think i've got this
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16:42.02dpkgdato112: vedi http://packages.debian.org/
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17:11.26OtakuSenpaihello
17:12.02OtakuSenpaiwhile updating my packages,i somehow messed up and now initramfs-tools doesnt get installed
17:12.20OtakuSenpaiwhat do i hav to do to make it install and startup my laptop?
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17:14.38annadaneOtakuSenpai, can you provide the output to paste.debian.net of what happens when you try to install it?
17:15.00annadaneif you can access a terminal, that is
17:15.10annadaneif you don't have a GUI,
17:15.11OtakuSenpaiim in a tty
17:15.13annadane!termbin
17:15.13dpkgtermbin is probably you can paste to termbin.com from terminal via: cat /path/to/file  | nc termbin.com 9999
17:15.19annadaneer, wait a sec
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17:15.35annadaneshit. sorry. how does this work again?
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17:16.05annadanei'm not sure how you'd paste something like an apt install command
17:16.16OtakuSenpaiwhats the app name?
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17:16.41OtakuSenpaiapt-get install termbin doesnt work
17:17.08annadanei'm going to stop talking because i obviously don't know what i'm talking about
17:17.49OtakuSenpaihello?
17:17.52OtakuSenpaianyone?
17:18.59rdleontermbin is a webservice, not an app
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17:19.29OtakuSenpaithen? what do i hav to innstall?
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17:19.49rdleonYou type: echo "apt-get install termbin" | nc termbin.com 9999
17:20.00rdleonYou have to have netca (nc) installed
17:20.06rdleonnetcat*
17:20.09OtakuSenpaiok
17:20.28annadaneoh, that literally is it
17:20.33annadanei thought it required a file path
17:21.37rdleonYou are piping the output of the first command (echo) to netcat, and netcat is sending it to the server at termbin.com
17:22.24OtakuSenpaihttp://termbin.com/khev
17:22.59mnuhmnuhto save output, use script.  send that output to $pastebin.
17:23.14OtakuSenpaiwhich script?
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17:23.23OtakuSenpais/which/what
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17:24.54awal1pastebinit
17:25.01OtakuSenpaiany help on tht script?
17:25.20awal1,v pastebinit
17:25.22juddPackage: pastebinit on amd64 -- wheezy: 1.3-4; jessie: 1.4-4; buster: 1.5-1; sid: 1.5-1; stretch: 1.5-1
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17:25.53awal10takuSenpai,  check  ^
17:26.08awal1if you want to paste from a term
17:26.10OtakuSenpaiawal1: pastebinit wont work
17:26.34OtakuSenpaihow do i get the contents of the command...im in a tty
17:26.51rdleonOtakuSenpai: I'm not entirily sure about your issue, but you can try with: 'apt-get install -f', if that doesn't work paste the output to termbin as you did for the other one
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17:27.34OtakuSenpaiok will try
17:27.52jhutchinsIt may be useful to install gpm if you get apt working again.  That provides mouse operations like cut-and-paste for the console.
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17:28.25OtakuSenpaijhutchins: help
17:28.26jellyscreen will do for copy-paste needs in a pinch
17:28.45OtakuSenpaijelly: WELP
17:28.56OtakuSenpaisorry for caps
17:28.56jellyOtakuSenpai: how does pastebinit fail to work?
17:29.18OtakuSenpaijelly: i cant copy n paste the output
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17:29.52annadanejelly, they're in a tty
17:30.04jellyOtakuSenpai: you don't have to copy/paste, log to a file and pastebin that log file's contents
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17:30.52OtakuSenpaijelly: how? im chrooting the system installed in the hd
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17:31.00jellyOtakuSenpai: "script" is literally a command.  It opens a new shell and logs all output to a file.  When you're done, "exit" that shell
17:31.19OtakuSenpaiok
17:31.28jelly"typescript" is the default file name it logs to.
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17:32.51OtakuSenpaijelly: loading script failed
17:33.46mnuhmnuhOtakuSenpai: type script.  then type the command whose output you want to store.  then exit script.
17:33.59tw^- old school output capture\
17:34.02twwith script
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17:35.26mnuhmnuhthere's many ways to do it.  script is easy and works.
17:35.39jellyOtakuSenpai: sorry, what does "loading script failed" mean exactly?  In terms of commands you ran, and output/error they said?
17:35.42OtakuSenpaiguys im getting error: cant load openpty
17:35.49jellyah
17:35.56OtakuSenpaiwhile typing and enter sript
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17:36.53jellyOtakuSenpai: exit the chroot, mount --bind /dev/pts /path/to/chroot/dev/pts, then enter chroot again
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17:37.31jellyor do it in a side shell if you have one available
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17:38.03OtakuSenpaijelly: does th path to dev/pts has to be inside the chroot mount point?
17:38.19jellythat's the whole point, so yes
17:38.23OtakuSenpaiok
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17:38.49twI think devpts is one of those that doesn't hurt to mount twice either.
17:38.56twbut bind is cleaner.
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17:39.59OtakuSenpaijelly: also how do i get the dev/pts of the borked system
17:40.56jellyOtakuSenpai: does the directory not exist or what?
17:41.21OtakuSenpaii dont know how to get the dev/pts of the system which is in the hd
17:41.33OtakuSenpaiim using a system whyich is on the pendive now
17:42.31OtakuSenpai~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
17:42.37OtakuSenpaisorry!!!
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17:43.35mnuhmnuhOtakuSenpai: sorry, assumed you had ssh'ed in and had writable env. :-P
17:44.14jellyOtakuSenpai: it doesn't matter.  That mount will transpose the one from live pen drive to the chroot.
17:44.39jellythe directory has to exist, that's all
17:44.40OtakuSenpaiso using the one of the pendrive will be ok?
17:45.04jellywhy would I tell you to do it if it wasn't ok
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17:45.21OtakuSenpaiok sorry lol
17:45.39Guest87197does debian mount usb drives when i plug min in it doesnt show up?
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17:46.05rainfyreGuest87197: you have to set that in your file manager's preferences
17:46.17OtakuSenpaijelly: done
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17:48.15jellyOtakuSenpai: "script" ought to work now
17:48.28OtakuSenpaiok
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17:49.50OtakuSenpaijelly: one more stupid question...how do i run script?
17:49.58OtakuSenpaiscript apt-get install -f ?
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17:51.30greycatType "script" and press enter.  Then do stuff.  Then exit from that shell.
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17:51.39greycatYour terminal output will be saved in a file.
17:53.22greycatHaving a basic, spartan shell prompt will also be helpful (as opposed to one that writes crap in multiple colors, sets the terminal title bar, etc.)
17:54.33rainfyrelearn something every day. thank you greycat
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18:03.23OtakuSenpaiok i read the man pages of script and doing script -c apt-get install -f gives me weird answers
18:03.32OtakuSenpaianyone welp me!!
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18:03.50annadaneonly if you post your output...
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18:04.28OtakuSenpaijelly: whats the correct code to use script?
18:04.38OtakuSenpaii mean command
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18:05.40greycatI've literally never EVER done anything but "script" with no args, or "script -t something" as directed by the Debian upgrade instructions to save a timestamp file.
18:05.52greycatIt's supposed to give you an interactive shell.
18:06.34mattgirvPretty sure -c will just throw all the output into a script file instead, which isn't what you're after I'm presuming
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18:07.45OtakuSenpaiim typing script and it just returns me to the next file without taking the outputs
18:08.52mattgirvOtakuSenpai: Right... then you enter your 'automated commands', whatever you want your script to execute, then type exit. And it will tell you it's saved the script to whatever it's called.
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18:11.57mattgirvOtakuSenpai: Do you not have a saved file with the terminal session outputs?
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18:13.40awal1apt-get install -f?
18:14.12OtakuSenpaimattgirv: can you pls tell me what command to type
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18:14.30OtakuSenpaiim not getting it totally
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18:15.06greycatOtakuSenpai: you type "script" and press enter.  Then you run whatever you want to run.  Then you type "exit" and press enter.
18:15.09mattgirvOtakuSenpai: You're trying to record your TTY session right? Type script, then do whatever it is in that session you want to log, then exit. You will have a file saved to whatever dir you are in usually with the output of that session.
18:16.08mattgirvOtakuSenpai: script -c apt-get whatever , will throw the resulting output in to a file instead, and so on.
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18:17.52awal1OtakuSenpai,  more easy/clear than  greycat/mattgirv explanations impossible
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18:18.32OtakuSenpaihttp://paste.debian.net/986254
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18:20.55awal1you may get more output about that error 1  using aptitude
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18:21.31awal1are you on stable?
18:21.42awal1,v initramfs-tools
18:21.43juddPackage: initramfs-tools on amd64 -- wheezy: 0.109.1; wheezy-backports: 0.115~bpo70+1; jessie: 0.120+deb8u3; buster: 0.130; sid: 0.130; stretch: 0.130
18:21.54OtakuSenpaiyes
18:22.40awal13.16 is jessie
18:23.31greycatJessie 3.16 says I just lassoed your ass.
18:23.33OtakuSenpaii installed the kernel from a jessie iso
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18:24.04greycatso wait, this person isn't even using Debian at all?
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18:24.11greycathe just has a Debian kernel on god-knows-what OS?
18:24.27OtakuSenpaigreycat: im using debian!!!
18:24.42awal1you have jessie linux -3.16- and buster + initramfs-tools
18:24.51OtakuSenpaiits just tht i was doing the upgrade from jessie to stretch tht this error occured
18:24.54mattgirvhow old is your install? have you got mixed repos or something?
18:25.03OtakuSenpaino
18:25.11annadaneOtakuSenpai, cat /etc/apt/sources.list
18:25.18OtakuSenpaiit was jessie earlier,now im upgrading to stretch
18:25.23OtakuSenpaithen error occurs
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18:25.53Sebi098hi there
18:26.23OtakuSenpaihttp://termbin.com/ylpe
18:26.32Sebi098after the update from jessie to stretch alsaequal has a problem with .alsaequal.bin..... what can i do? any solutions?
18:27.22annadaneSebi098, be more specific, what "problem"
18:27.35Sebi098ALSA lib ctl_equal.c:289:(_snd_ctl_equal_open) Problem with control file /root/.alsaequal.bin.
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18:32.04Sebi098any idea?!
18:32.31annadaneSebi098, is that the output from a command or are you describing your issue?
18:32.56greycatI would try moving the file that it complains about to a different name to get it out of the way, and see what happens.
18:33.04annadane^
18:33.25Sebi098@annadane this is the error message when i try to open the equalizer with alsamixer -D equal
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18:33.50jellyjudd: file bin/alsaequal
18:33.54juddNo packages in stretch/amd64 were found with that file.
18:34.03jellySebi098: where does alsaequal come from?
18:34.53jellyOtakuSenpai: aren't you supposed to disable backports during the release upgrade process?
18:35.06Sebi098alsaequal (0.6-7)
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18:35.11OtakuSenpaijelly ok
18:35.22greycat,v alsaequal
18:35.23juddNo package named 'alsaequal' was found in amd64.
18:35.35jellySebi098: pastebin the output of "apt-cache policy alsaequal base-files" and "apt-cache policy", please
18:35.52jelly!paste
18:35.52dpkgDo not paste more than 2 lines to this channel.  Instead, use: http://paste.debian.net/ http://pastie.org/ or http://picpaste.com/ for pics.  Use wikisend.com for large files (think tar.gz) up to 100MB.  Remember to tell us the URL of your paste!  Cannot cut and paste?  Ask me about <pastebinit>, <nopaste>, <wgetpaste>.
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18:36.35OtakuSenpaijelly: i disabled them
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18:36.41jellyOtakuSenpai: it's always best to read the release notes for the new release before going for a release upgrade
18:36.48OtakuSenpainow what...pls _/\_
18:36.54OtakuSenpaiok
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18:38.42jellyOtakuSenpai: sorry, I lost you.  What was the problem, again
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18:39.20corujajelly, a borked dist-upgrade from jessie to stretch
18:39.22Sebi098@jelly http://paste.debian.net/986257/
18:39.40OtakuSenpaihttp://termbin.com/ylpe
18:39.42mattgirvSebi098: Did you build it yourself from source?
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18:39.52Sebi098@matt NO
18:39.58jellySebi098: ah, that's a raspbian installation
18:40.01jelly!raspbian
18:40.01dpkgRaspbian is a distribution <based on Debian> made specifically for the <Raspberry Pi>.  Raspbian is not Debian and it is not supported in #debian.  Please use #raspbian on irc.freenode.net for support.   http://www.raspbian.org/
18:40.18Sebi098lol
18:40.19jellySebi098: ^^ ask in the right channel, that package does not exist in debian
18:40.25Sebi098ok
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18:41.21corujaOtakuSenpai, could you paste the output of 'apt-get dist-upgrade' to a pastebin? and could you describe how you did the system upgrade in detail?
18:41.33jellyOtakuSenpai: that's a sources.list file.  What's your actual problem.  What does not work.
18:41.38jelly!ask
18:41.38dpkgIf you have a question, just ask! For example: "I have a problem with ___; I'm running Debian version ___. When I try to do ___ I get the following output ___. I expected it to do ___." Don't ask if you can ask, if anyone uses it, or pick one person to ask. We're all volunteers; make it easy for us to help you. If you don't get an answer try a few hours later or on debian-user@lists.debian.org. See <smart questions><errors>.
18:42.32OtakuSenpaicoruja: its installing other files
18:42.42OtakuSenpaijelly: i asked ...
18:43.20corujaOtakuSenpai, that's usually part of a dist-upgrade that some packages will be newly installed and some other removed
18:44.17OtakuSenpaiok
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18:45.39jellyOtakuSenpai: was this your initial question?  <OtakuSenpai> while updating my packages,i somehow messed up and now initramfs-tools doesnt get installed
18:46.02theratzul#apache-kafka
18:46.14jhutchinsOtakuSenpai: Using the dist-upgrade option instead of just upgrade allows that removal of obsolete packages and upgrading the kernel.
18:46.22OtakuSenpaiok
18:46.25OtakuSenpaithnx
18:46.45jhutchinsOtakuSenpai: That's why it's sometimes recommended to complete the regular upgrade first.
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18:49.13Guest87197what is a good package to be able to mount a image and also burn it to usb drive from debian
18:49.29greycatGuest87197: the mount and cp commands.
18:50.39jellyexcept if it's an image that requires special handling to work from usb, like windows install iso or some firmware update iso images
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18:51.07Guest87197greycat: but on ubuntu i would just right click it and choose burn is there a package like that for debian
18:51.25Guest87197yes jelly its a rasbian img
18:51.31greycatjesusfuck
18:51.50jellyah, then you probably want to just cp it directly to usb
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18:52.12Guest87197jelly: but it needs to have boot partition etc set up
18:52.25Guest87197the pakage on ubuntu did all of that for me
18:52.32jellyGuest87197: most such images already have all that set up.
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18:53.36Guest87197jelly: so just cp it to the block device?
18:53.42jellyright
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18:53.56jellycp blah.img /dev/sdq
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18:56.19Guest87197jelly: ok its copying thank you
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18:59.50mnuhmnuhGuest87197: have you fiddled w your bios and moved usb boot to enabled/selectable/...?
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19:05.39mnuhmnuhi just stumbled on "scrot": "script" for images, screenshots, thumbnails. :-)
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19:12.56n4dirdoesn't look like a script to me
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19:13.14greycatSCReenshOT
19:13.37jonfatin-So anyone know where I can get a package list for debian 9?
19:13.47jonfatin-I want to stip out gui and everything not needed to base debian 9 livecd
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19:13.59jonfatin-Debian 8 had a livecd with no gui but not debian 9 :-(
19:14.10rpd_jonfatin-: packages.debian.org
19:14.42n4dirgreycat: you got a similar enlightenment when it comes to feh?
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19:15.56rpd_jonfatin-: you can build your own live-cd also with live-build tools.
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19:16.04mxh-jonfatin-:grep ^Package:/var/lib/apt/lists/ppa.launchpad.net_*_Packages idk see ya in a bit
19:16.27corujarpd_, or shiny new live-wrapper
19:17.06rpd_coruja: cool, thanks for the tip!
19:17.46towo-vmmxh-, from what are you talkking?
19:17.56towo-vmmxh-, there are no ppa's in debian
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19:18.50preyalonedoes jessie still receive security updates? and for how much longer?
19:19.18corujajonfatin-, if still interested in a package list for the live isos, take a look at the .packages files e.g. at https://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/current-live/amd64/iso-hybrid/
19:20.32corujajonfatin-, if needing support with creating a live iso yourself, #debian-live is the place
19:21.08mxh-towo-vm: wrong ass google paste, shut up when proper answers were posted
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19:21.32greycatjessie still receives full support until 1 year after stretch's release.  Then jessie goes on LTS.
19:22.43jonfatin-So gui debian 9 squashfs has 2,369 packages
19:22.53jonfatin-No gui debian 8 squashfs has 640 packages
19:22.58jonfatin-Lovely...
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19:27.24n4diras far it's me creating your own live-CD is way easier with refractasnapshot (not in the debian repos though).
19:28.02n4diryou install it, for example in a virtual-machine, configure it to your liking, and then simply use the tool to create a liveCD of it.
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19:28.38n4diryou could do that with live-build (or how the deb package is called these days), but i think that option was removed. If it was added again: sorry for the noise
19:30.02preyalonepdksh was dropped from stable :/ oh well, guess i'll use mksh
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19:34.15OtakuSenpai<PROTECTED>
19:34.25OtakuSenpaithis are the errors im still getting
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19:34.40OtakuSenpaiwhile doing apt-get dist-upgrade
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19:37.14towo-vmOtakuSenpai, your paste is not apt dist-upgrade, and totaly wrong
19:37.30towo-vmOtakuSenpai, and btw, have you read this: the java command requires a mounted proc fs (/proc)
19:37.42OtakuSenpaitowo-vm: i did apt-get dist-upgrade and got the same errors
19:38.02corujaand: mkinitramfs: MODULES dep requires mounted sysfs on /sys
19:38.03towo-vmOtakuSenpai, and now you should do apt -f install
19:38.03OtakuSenpaiits about apt-get install -f i know
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19:38.14OtakuSenpaiok
19:38.17towo-vmOtakuSenpai, no
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19:38.19corujaso something heavily borked there
19:38.26towo-vmOtakuSenpai, apt -f install is without any packages
19:38.51towo-vmOtakuSenpai, and without /sys, /proc and so in, you will never get a result
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19:39.37OtakuSenpaihttp://paste.debian.net/986266
19:40.04OtakuSenpaitowo-vm: how to get /sys,/proc and others?
19:40.16towo-vmthey are there normaly
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19:40.30corujaOtakuSenpai, maybe best option (and fastest too) would be a backup of personal data and a fresh stretch install afterwards
19:40.40OtakuSenpaino
19:40.43towo-vmOtakuSenpai, and i do not seat in front of your system
19:40.47OtakuSenpaii dont want to reinstall
19:40.53corujaas we can't figure out what you messed up there
19:41.02OtakuSenpaijelly: ?
19:41.28towo-vmOtakuSenpai, maybe you have rebootet your system after a broken upgrade
19:41.36OtakuSenpaiyes
19:41.44towo-vmyou are a hero
19:42.09towo-vmthis was the most wrongest thing, you could have done
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19:42.45corujatowo-vm, at least his box came up again ;)
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19:43.06towo-vmcoruja, define "came up" ;)
19:43.13towo-vmin a totaly unusable state
19:43.26r2q2Hi, is there a suggested upgrade path when going from stretch to jessie for mongodb other than the mongodb docs to upgrade from 2.4 to 2.6 and then to 3.x ?
19:43.29corujai didn't say usable ;)
19:43.44greycatyou can't go from stretch to jessie
19:43.53r2q2sorry
19:44.10r2q2i meant jessie to stretch
19:44.22corujaOtakuSenpai, so, either we get much more detailed information of what you exactly did or get used to a fresh install
19:44.32r2q2because there is no 2.6 mongodb in the official packages
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19:45.11OtakuSenpaicoruja: i was updating my software from jessie to stretch when the machine hanged up...and so i had to reboot and then the machine started borking in this way
19:45.33OtakuSenpaicoruja: if any other details are needed then im happy to supply tht
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19:47.34corujaOtakuSenpai, what would be helpful is what you (and apt-get) _exactly_ did (installed, upgraded, removed packages e.g.) at upgrading _before_ you rebooted
19:48.30towo-vmthinks, on's only fixable from a live system, over chroot
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19:48.42towo-vms/on's/it's
19:48.45corujaif at all
19:49.18towo-vmi wouldn't wasty my time, i would install stretch clean
19:49.26corujatoo
19:49.53OtakuSenpaijelly: pls help me
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19:51.05annadaneyou're already getting help
19:51.11OtakuSenpaiok
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19:54.39OtakuSenpaihttp://paste.debian.net/986272
19:55.02OtakuSenpaican anyone look at this and tell what is wrong/hat more info i hav to give?
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19:55.06towo-vmhow often again?
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19:56.10towo-vmyour system does not have /sys, /proc and maybe more
19:56.15OtakuSenpaii installed a long list of apps
19:56.25towo-vmyou can do whatever you want
19:56.42OtakuSenpaiso how do i mount /sys and /proc and the others
19:56.47OtakuSenpaicmon
19:56.59towo-vmyou can't
19:57.08towo-vmbecaus udev would do that
19:57.29OtakuSenpaiits a problem with the initramfs-tools package
19:57.43towo-vmso use chroot for repairing that system, or install new
19:57.54OtakuSenpaihow do i completely remove and reinstall initramfs-tools?
19:57.56greycat!chroot
19:57.56dpkgTo chroot into your Debian system boot to your Debian install disk/live CD, switch to the other console (Alt-F2).  Mount your root filesystem with "mount -t ext2 /dev/whatever /target" and make /dev, /proc and /sys usable with "mount --bind /dev /target/dev ; mount -t proc none /target/proc ; mount -t sysfs none /target/sys".  You can then chroot into the system with "chroot /target".
19:58.04OtakuSenpai_I'm_ using chroot now
19:58.14OtakuSenpai*I'm*
19:58.14greycatThen follow the instructions.
19:58.40towo-vmand as 1st in that chroot, you shozld try dpkg --configure -a
19:58.51OtakuSenpaiok
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20:08.19OtakuSenpaihttp://paste.debian.net/986274
20:08.24OtakuSenpaiis it ok now?
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20:12.05corujaOtakuSenpai, looks much better now
20:12.14OtakuSenpaiok thnx mates
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20:52.30Tenkawahi all
20:53.38youngvisionHi
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20:56.28Paul--hi tenk
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21:10.36thirashello. Here is my question: I have a software RAID 1 system which contains 4 physical partition. I want to use latest physical partition with LVM. Which tool should i use to achieve that?
21:11.35thirasthat partition named as /dev/md2 (physically /dev/sda4 and /dev/sdb4)
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21:25.58joltthiras: Depends on what you are familiar with, cfdisk and pv*/lv* from LVM will do the trick. Or get a live cd with gparted
21:26.33thirasthanks jolt. I think I'll go with pv/lv
21:27.02joltthiras: if you already have md2, then pvcreate and lvcreate would do the parts. Just follow the LVM guide
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23:54.16mxh-k000: google for 2 seconds - sudo dmesg | grep "EFI v"
23:55.31Trap-Chancan one use hdmi-cec with debian on a standard desktop/laptop?
23:57.14mxh-Trap-Chan: as in, tv turns on when hdmi starts outputing? Cause I could test that for you right now.
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