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00:00.49Iridosjudd, versions fontconfig
00:00.50juddPackage: fontconfig on amd64 -- wheezy: 2.9.0-7.1; wheezy-security: 2.9.0-7.1+deb7u1; jessie: 2.11.0-6.3+deb8u1; jessie-security: 2.11.0-6.3+deb8u1; stretch: 2.11.0-6.7+b1; buster: 2.12.3-0.2; sid: 2.12.3-0.2
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00:01.43Iridosif this is stable … you shouldn't mix testing into stable
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00:02.14ransur0tCurious, what is the current tool/package for software update notifications with gnome integration?
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00:02.57Iridosand the version string is 2.11.0-6.7+b1 according to judd… it has to match exactly
00:02.59LoebI'm on testing, but I guess fontconfig didn't get updated until recently
00:03.37ransur0tI'm perfectly comfortable with a regular apt update && apt dist-upgrade, but, if I'm feeling lazy ... alernatives?
00:04.04Loeb@ransur0t, apt-get upgrade ?
00:04.04IridosI don't see how you could get anything but the stable/testing/sid versions with apt-get madison
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00:04.41Loebyeah madison gives me... ooooh, I think I see. only 2.12 is Packages, 2.11 is in there as Sources
00:04.47Loebso I guess the package isn't available then?
00:05.03Iridosit should be in snapshots
00:05.07Iridosbut maybe not just yet
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00:05.36LoebI'd like to get this rolled back somehow, cause my fonts are WAY different and it's very annoying.
00:05.48Iridospft, or archives… naming of somethings is slightly… babilonyan
00:05.57Iridosdpkg, snapshots
00:05.57dpkghttp://snapshot.debian.org/ is an archive of almost all Debian packages uploaded since 2005, including those removed from the official archives because they were very buggy, unusable, broken, vulnerable or in some way non-free.  This service replaces snapshot.debian.net.  http://www.debian.org/News/2010/20100412
00:06.03ransur0tLoeb: notifications tool (update via cli not an issue)
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00:06.56IridosLoeb, have you checked if you still have the deb in /var/cache/apt/archives ?
00:07.21LoebIt seems as though I do
00:07.26Loebcan I just dpkg -i from there?
00:07.30Iridosthen … right
00:07.48Iridosthat's what it's for
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00:09.05Iridoswell, he *seemed* grateful, right?
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00:10.00LoebWell that changed it. But my fonts are still weird. :(
00:10.31LoebI wish I knew what the old fonts were. I tried uninstalling fonts-open-sans and they were closer... but they looked kinda broke. Maybe I should check that package.
00:11.19ransur0tgnome-packagekit?
00:11.23Iridosyou might want to ask #debian-next on irc.oftc.net for testing/unstable… there's more people there who run it
00:11.33LoebI asked there earlier today, seemed pretty dead,
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00:11.58Iridoswell, fewer people overall… but more who might have the same problem
00:12.00LoebI'm also WAY behind on packages, I had only been doing upgrade and not dist-upgrade, so it could have been who knows what
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00:14.21ransur0tgonna go with gnome-packagekit ;)
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00:16.02LoebHmm...is there a way to show what exact version changes there were from an apt upgrade?
00:16.11LoebI've got a list of the packages from something in here but it just shows the version that got installed
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00:18.08Iridosthere's /var/log/{apt/history.log,aptitude,dpkg.log}
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00:18.12SvetaLoeb: guix / nix have transactional package manager, maybe it is useful for you .. allows to rollback updates ( no idea how that integrates into debian, i'm aware of it as a separate distro )
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00:18.37Iridosdpkg.log should be complete… the other ones probably depend on the frontend
00:19.38Iridosit does have every step dpkg takes, though, which makes it a bit verbose
00:19.48Iridostime to sleep. gn.
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00:20.43Loebnight
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00:21.53Iridosso probably grep upgrade /var/log/dpkg.log or so
00:21.54Iridosnn
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00:22.49LoebI think it might just be fonts-open-sans. Removing that makes things look more like they were... but the hinting is different.
00:22.54LoebI'll leave it like this for now.
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00:33.21Maido-Chanhow does one create custom persistant directory variables like $HOME?
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00:34.58phoggMaido-Chan: persistent in what sense?
00:35.04Svetathey're environment variables, whether they contain a file path or not is kind of arbitrary
00:35.34Maido-Chanthey stay after reboots and such. have to be manually removed.
00:35.37phoggMaido-Chan: the HOME variable is no more persistent than any other variable, it's just that the shell sets it for you automatically.
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00:36.16phoggMaido-Chan: you can overwrite the value, unset it, etc.. Not recommended. If you want to define a variable that will re-appear each time you log in place it in a shell startup file
00:36.55phoggMaido-Chan: if your shell is bash you should read the INVOCATION section of the bash man page which will explain what files bash will read, in what order and when. Briefly: ~/.bash_profile is probably what you want.
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00:37.24Maido-Chanthinking on it. is it stupid and if not possible to remap my drives to something easier to navigate say /drives/mame/ /drives/games/ etc?
00:38.37phoggMaido-Chan: you can mount storage devices anywhere you like. That said you cannot *move system files* just anywhere
00:38.46phoggor rather not without making what is essentially a new custom distribution
00:39.29phoggMaido-Chan: you can place your own files (documents) pretty much anywhere, but if you move files in /usr or /var somewhere else then programs expecting to find them may be unable to, the package manager will hate you and things will probably break.
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00:41.09Maido-ChanI'm not looking at moving any system assosiated volumes fortunatly. just my multimedia that i'm getting sick of navigating to over and over again via /media/[user]/[obscure numeric id]/
00:41.56phoggMaido-Chan: I don't know who exactly mounts things in /media; I don't. I also set things up in a much more manual way than most people like.
00:42.12Maido-Chanthat's where debian put my drives when i installed it.
00:42.19phoggMaido-Chan: if you want an easier path you can also make symlinks
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00:42.36phoggMaido-Chan: removable drives? Like external ones or flash drives?
00:42.44Maido-Channo my internal drives
00:42.51phoggMaido-Chan: what odd practice
00:43.04Maido-Chanlike i said it's apparently debian defult.
00:43.16phoggI don't exactly follow along with defaults so it well could be.
00:43.53phoggMaido-Chan: in all probability you can umount those mount points, modify fstab to your taste and remount in whatever new locations you choose
00:44.18phoggMaido-Chan: or just make symlinks in new locations and pretend those are the real directories. That's less difficult and the effect is nearly the same.
00:44.18Maido-Chanok so symlinks. i'm guessing marginal usage of my drives to store the link data, the data will appear 2 times on my system tree and i can mess things to heck if i put the simlink inside the thing it links to?
00:44.34phoggMaido-Chan: No. Are you unfamiliar with symlinks?
00:44.43Maido-Chanthat's a yes. :P
00:44.51Maido-Chanwhat part are you saying no to?
00:45.23phoggMaido-Chan: say you want /drives/games to be a thing. First mkdir /drives and then ln -s /media/$user/$obscure_id /drives/games
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00:45.51phoggMaido-Chan: Now you can go to either place and see the same files; you are in both cases looking in the /media location but it just does not look like it
00:46.20Maido-Chanso thats a yes to #2 then. :P
00:46.20phoggMaido-Chan: if you ever create a loop this way by mistake attempting to follow the symlink will cause a harmless error and you can just remove the bad file.
00:46.41Maido-Chanand a no to #3.
00:47.12Maido-Chansince it's just telling the system "hey this thing is supposed to be here too" that #1 is a yes i'd guess.
00:47.12phoggIn terms of size: symlinks take as much space as the path to the file to which they point
00:47.35Maido-Chanis there any limit to path lengths like there is in dos?
00:47.38phoggso pointing to /drives/games/ would require 14 bytes
00:47.47phoggMaido-Chan: Not one you are likely to hit
00:48.54Maido-Chani dunno. i do have a nasty habit of ending up with file paths like ./new folder/new folder/new folder/ when i'm feeling lazy about sorting my stuff...a habit i really should stop.
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00:49.11phoggMaido-Chan: there is a limit to the length of each path component.
00:49.41phoggI believe it's dependent on the filesystem... 255 bytes? SOmething like that.
00:50.02dogmanMy instinct for organization in my physical world is poor, but my instinct for organization in my virtual worlds are really strong.
00:50.33Maido-Chanso ln is link. -s is sym(i assume short for symbolic?) then real path then id which i guess says the next thing will be the sympath?
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00:50.50dogmantl;dr I am surrounded by trash, but my computer's files are very well organized.
00:51.09Maido-Chandogman. i'm the opposite. i'm obsessive irl but messy digitally.
00:51.39phoggMaido-Chan: yes, -s means symbolic and ln means link. man ln for details.
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00:52.17phoggdogman: I like to keep just enough clutter around for a lived-in look without it becoming squalor. It's a fine line. Digitally I stay religiously organized.
00:52.33Maido-Chanso unlike mount i don't need to create a folder of the 'mount point'?
00:52.57phoggMaido-Chan: you only need to create the base directory; ln itself creates the file (which if it points to a directory acts like a directory)
00:54.25phoggmkdir -p -- /tmp/test-dir /tmp/test-dir2 ; touch /tmp/test-dir/a ; ln -s /tmp/test-dir /tmp/test-dir2/link ; ls -l /tmp/test-dir2/link # you will see a
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00:55.03Maido-Chanwelp getting d/ced sucks
00:55.30Sveta<phogg> Maido-Chan: you only need to create the base directory; ln itself creates the file (which if it points to a directory acts like a directory)
00:55.32Sveta<phogg> mkdir -p -- /tmp/test-dir /tmp/test-dir2 ; touch /tmp/test-dir/a ; ln -s /tmp/test-dir /tmp/test-dir2/link ; ls -l /tmp/test-dir2/link # you will see a
00:55.36Svetathat's what you missed
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00:56.35phoggSveta: thanks, I totally missed his part
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00:57.18phoggactually my example was wrong because of a missing trailing slash after the last link. You will see the symlink path, you need link/ to see the file a.
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01:08.59AlexLikeRock_ineed  activate  hibernate  and  suspend   by  /etc/polkit-1/localauthority/50-local.d
01:09.04AlexLikeRock_how to do ?
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01:27.14newcoderHow can I update time at top bar?
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01:27.23newcoderIt's showing wrong time
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01:33.01dTalAlexLikeRock_ What I did was put the following in a file:
01:33.03dTal#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> int main() { FILE *f; f = fopen(/sys/power/state, a); fprintf(f, disk\n); fclose(f); return(0); }
01:33.11dTaland made it SUID
01:34.13dTal(well, I compiled it first. And chowned the binary to root. And there were some quotes that got stripped there apparently
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01:42.40drx3Hello, i would like to create a debian stretch stable docker image in a similar way that i do for centos 7. I am not familiar much with debian. I am currently running centos 7, i have a folder called ~/docker/ where i have 2 folders inside it named, centos7 and debian. The folder centos7 has all the usual folders we find in a linux system, bin, boot, etc, home... , from the centos7 folder i can create a docker imag
01:42.40drx3e by running the command; tar -C ${centos} -c . | docker import - centos:7 ... i want to do the same with debian, how can i pull all the folders debian will use for the docker image ?
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01:49.02drx3IRC is dead, no support whatsoever on any of the channels. All robots nowadays.
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01:50.01ecktrue
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01:50.52simonlnuhas no docker experience
01:51.08dogmanIRC is new technology
01:51.20dogmanI see it growing and being popular in the next few years.
01:51.59eckwhat we really need is a way to put irc on the blockchain, then it will really take off
01:52.21LtLdogman: IRC is older than WWW
01:52.33drx3true
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01:54.40dogmanLtL Yeah I was joking.
01:55.19drx3I guess nobody has worked on docker images before or nobody cares about my problem lol.
01:55.43gftgdrx3: I know very very little about docker, but won't debootstrap do what you want (i.e.: put the debian files in a directory so you can use your commands to create the docker image)?
01:56.50gftgdrx3: iirc, docker doesn't need a kernel, so you don't even need to take the extra step of installing the kernel (which is typically done in an installation with debootstrap)
01:57.28drx3i am reading: https://wiki.debian.org/Cloud/CreateDockerImage
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01:57.49drx3but i read: Using mkimage-debootstrap.sh (now flagged as deprecated by upstream)
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01:59.08drx3I was hoping someone had more experience and a howto to get me started.
01:59.37gftgdrx3: I was not aware of mkimage-debootstrap.sh.
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02:00.26drx3the Manual method suggest https://github.com/jmtd/debian-docker ,These use debootstrap to prepare a basic filesystem and add them into a docker image. Suggestions for improvements are very welcome.
02:00.41drx3i guess i am on the right direction : )
02:00.52gftgdrx3: I would say so, too.
02:01.08drx3thanks
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02:01.27DJDanhow do I get Debian working in Vbox with both the main OSX Laptop and the Network/Internet using a Static IP?
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02:07.24annadanedrx3, please have some patience with regard to irc
02:07.32annadaneif people don't answer it's because they don't know
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02:09.27drx3I know, it just seems like, and i might be wrong, it seems like on a channel with over 1600 users/bots, it should of been more 'alive' chats... but seriously, IRC is not the same anymore.
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02:10.11drx3annadane, thanks.
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02:12.09borkdirc was always like this..
02:12.28drx3not true
02:12.44borkdlots of people idling, i mean
02:12.46drx3more busy
02:12.58drx3ok, but more talk/chats going on.
02:13.03drx3more active i mean
02:13.09bazhangdepends
02:13.40drx3of ? time of day ? yes maybe.
02:13.41bazhangthis is a support channel, it veries
02:13.52drx3Yes
02:13.56bazhang#debian-offtopic is the chatter one
02:14.04drx3True
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02:16.00drx3Have a good night.
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02:23.16helpmeCan anyone help me
02:24.04indsupportcan anyone help me
02:25.34indsupportcan anyone help me
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02:25.45indsupportcan anyone help me
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02:26.06indsupportcan anyone help me
02:26.06bazhangindsupport, ask
02:26.36indsupporthow to I repair a damaged Luks encrypted LVM partition?
02:27.38indsupporthow to I repair a damaged Luks encrypted LVM partition?
02:27.57bazhangpatience indsupport
02:28.01indsupporthow to I repair a damaged Luks encrypted LVM partition?
02:28.08indsupportsorru
02:28.12indsupport*sorry
02:28.13bazhangwhen someone has an answer they will respond
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02:33.32indsupport*sorry
02:33.41indsupportso how to I repair a damaged Luks encrypted LVM partition?
02:35.25indsupportso how to I repair a damaged Luks encrypted LVM partition?
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02:35.53indsupportso how to I repair a damaged Luks encrypted LVM partition?
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02:36.11Epakaiuse your backup, now go away. nobody wants to help an asshole.
02:36.16indsupportso how to I repair a damaged Luks encrypted LVM partition?
02:36.25indsupportthere is no backup buddy
02:36.28th0rindsupport, here is a place to start https://alvinabad.wordpress.com/2012/09/22/how-to-recover-a-luks-encrypted-disk/
02:36.34indsupportno go away Epakai
02:36.42indsupportty th0r
02:37.14indsupportth0r is a perfect example of how to help a fellow debian user
02:37.19indsupportunlike Epakai
02:37.32indsupportWho is a really good antithesis to the thesis
02:37.39Epakaifuck off mate. i'm not here to deal with your bullshit or take shit from you who spams the channel for no good reason
02:37.43indsupportwow
02:37.53indsupportThanks a lot Epakai
02:37.58Epakaiany time
02:38.05indsupportNow you proved my point
02:38.06th0rindsupport, so long as you feed the troll he won't leave
02:38.13indsupportok
02:38.49esainaneI would appreciate it if I didn't see the same question twenty times over when I have the time to look at the channel again
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02:40.14indsupportesainane: The Argument is over
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02:40.23indsupportWere all at peace now
02:40.31indsupportok esainane
02:40.35indsupport?
02:41.10esainaneCertainly, that's just something for everyone to keep in mind for the future
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02:41.53Epakaino, what you did was extremely rude. rather lazy. you could have made some effort in trying to solve the issue yourself before begging for what was a google search away. Next time take a moment and help yourself before a bit before begging.
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02:42.46indsupportEpakai: I did google search and attempted to fix my problem
02:43.24indsupportWhen that failed i went towards more experienced users
02:43.54preactionand threw a tantrum until one helped
02:44.42indsupporta tantrum?
02:45.07indsupportthats a obvious exageration my friend
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03:16.22preactionthe latter will, iirc, tell the person trying to log in that they can't
03:16.33AlexPortablewhats better security wise?
03:18.26AlexPortableand how would i disable users from logging in directly, but still allow su - username ?
03:18.54preactionlogging in directly from a tty or ssh?
03:19.26AlexPortableboth
03:20.53preactionlooks like neither
03:21.02preactionneither will allow su - <user>
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03:22.15AlexPortableand how to disable direct login?
03:22.39AlexPortableit should be possible to disable direct login but still allow su -
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03:23.59preactionboth disable direct login. neither allow su -. you can do "su -ls /bin/bash <user>"
03:24.22edin00nHi! i have this problem incorrect password when trying to unlock screen
03:24.45preactionor "su -lp <user>"
03:25.12edin00n• /msg nickserv identify Eddin01 whoami100%
03:25.18edin00nhello
03:25.55AlexPortable-lp -ls ?
03:26.21preactionyes
03:26.42edin00nHi! i have this problem incorrect password when trying to unlock screen
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03:54.34geejayis there anybody running Q4 OS debian out here
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04:04.18cockox_Hello!
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04:13.14annadanegeejay,
04:13.16annadane!anyone
04:13.16dpkgPlease do not ask if anyone can help you, knows 'something' or uses 'some_program'.  Instead, ask your real question.  (If the real question _was_ "does anyone use 'some_program'?" ask me about <popcon> instead.)  See <ask> <ask to ask> <polls> <search> <sicco> <smart questions>.
04:14.00annadaneadditionally, i'm not even sure what q4 is or whether it's even supported in this channel...
04:14.40annadaneah, well, no, it's not supported here, it's another OS entirely
04:14.44annadane!based on debian
04:14.44dpkgYour distribution may be based on and have software in common with Debian, but it is not Debian.  We don't and cannot know what changes were made by your distribution (compare http://futurist.se/gldt/).  #debian only supports Debian and pure <blend>s; please respect our choice to volunteer here to help Debian users.  Support for other distributions is off-topic on #debian, even if your own distro's channel is clueless or non-existent.
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06:27.17k0alaHello, I've got an issue on Debian 9. The issue is that Debian 9 won't load my wireless drivers anymore(Debian 7 and 8 did fine). Can somebody please help?
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06:42.28k0alaYeah. Do you know how I should fix it?
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07:11.52rubasHi all :)
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07:39.00towo^workk0ala, since no one knows your hardware, who should know?
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07:49.31fed6Is anyone aware of how to use carpalx in Debian?
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07:56.23royiv_https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=737475
07:56.25juddBug http://bugs.debian.org/737475 in grub-common (open): «grub-common: Autogenerated grub.cfg generates several errors & fails to place debian kernels in menu»; severity: normal; opened: 2014-02-02; last modified: 2016-04-19.
07:57.16royiv_This bug is annoying as hell. update-grub generates a broken grub.cfg; grub drops you into a grub> prompt.
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07:58.00royiv_Jessie, AFAICT, is responsible; it *appears* to have upgraded the grub2 scripts, but neglected to actually upgrade grub itself.
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07:58.41royiv_(AFAICT, this bug is *still* present, just most people will never run into it, as long as their GRUB is recent.)
07:59.11royiv_Now I've just got to figure out how to get GRUB to regenerate its image, when it is installed as a chainload.
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08:10.59GNU\colossusvahe, how exactly did you create the USB medium?
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08:11.16GNU\colossus(you can dump the cd image to the thumb drive 1:1 these days, and it should just work)
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08:11.25vaheGNU\colossus: yes
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08:12.02vaheGNU\colossus: dd if=iso of=/dev/sdX && sync
08:12.15GNU\colossushm. that should have worked.
08:12.29vaheI even tried using other
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08:12.39GNU\colossusmaybe the thumb drive is bad
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08:12.54GNU\colossusif you re-plug it, what does the kernel ringbuffer (dmesg) have to say?
08:13.02GNU\colossusthat's also possible
08:14.16vaheGNU\colossus: I have 3-4 days can't run
08:14.37vaheGNU\colossus: BIOS roughly looks like this http://en.community.dell.com/cfs-file/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/3518/4774.bios-6410.jpg
08:15.22GNU\colossushave you tried letting the machine start in EFI mode?
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08:15.37GNU\colossus(Debian does support that)
08:15.53vaheGNU\colossus:  no
08:16.09GNU\colossusyou might wanna give it a try
08:16.15vahebut why it suddenly not work ?
08:16.16GNU\colossuscan't be worse than the status quo :)
08:16.32vaheGNU\colossus: haha, ok
08:16.44vahenow I'll try
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08:18.35petn-randall!tell Quik_USER about away
08:22.20dionysus69hey everyone
08:22.26dionysus69I have this in crontab
08:22.44dionysus69* * * * * /bin/bash -l -c 'cd /home/user/project && bundle exec rake task --silent'
08:23.01dionysus69when I execute the command in terminal it works, but it doesnt really work every minute as it should
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08:23.31dionysus69I also checked the syslog and crontab is actually calling this command but something is not right, not really seeing results
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08:30.11petn-randalldionysus69: $PATH is not set in cron, so it won't find the command "bundle".
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08:40.43dionysus69ohh
08:41.29dionysus69petn-randall: I have same command on production server and it works though
08:41.32petn-randalldionysus69: That's a general pitfall in cron. All other env variables are not set either, but with PATH you notice the most.
08:41.40dionysus69instead of bundle I can put /home/user/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.4.1/bin/bundle
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08:41.52petn-randalldionysus69: Maybe you manually set PATH in one of cron's config files?
08:42.06dionysus69where are cron's confid files?
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08:42.25dionysus69I didnt set anything someone else had to do, first time using cron so I dont know most things about it
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08:46.04petn-randalldionysus69: You can simply set "PATH=/usr/bin:/bin:" in /etc/crontab, and it would use that. But that's more of a hack and I wouldn't depend on it.
08:47.29dionysus69ok thanks petn-randall, I will try use full path at this point and try investigate how the production version was working
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08:54.43petn-randalldionysus69: You're welcome. Glad I could help.
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09:07.07ZambeziWhich filesystem do you use for SSD? Bought Samsung 850 Pro to replace my 80 GB HDD. Going to install Stretch but getting mixed answers about TRIM (periodic, continous). What's your experience?
09:07.34GNU\colossus"depends on your workload™"
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09:12.31petn-randallZambezi: I'd use a default ext4, and set trim in the mount options. That works for me.
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09:13.10Zambezipetn-randall: Continious or periodic?
09:13.46petn-randallZambezi: Setting the "trim" mount option would trim blocks when they are freed, so I guess that makes it continuous.
09:14.26rudi_strim as mount option can be slow as it forces a trim on every write/sync.
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09:14.42rudi_s*on every write/sync which deletes data
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09:15.38petn-randallrudi_s: It trims on deleted blocks, not on written blocks.
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09:16.09Zambezirudi_s: So TRIM will be more aggressive? I would like a long lasting SSD. It's for general use. Probably going to copy contents from SD-cards (DSLR-picutre, actioncam movies).
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09:17.06rudi_sFrom what I know it doesn't really matter on modern SSDs. Personally I run a fstrim -av from time to time and no mount options.
09:17.09Zambezipetn-randall: You probably see my problem with mixed answers. Some says TRIM it's good, some it's bad.
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09:18.20petn-randallZambezi: I think you're overanalyzing this. Both ways work fine, both options are hardly distinguishable in every day use, and even if you use your desktop 8 hours a day you'll not come close to the TBW limit of the SSD in this decade.
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09:18.56dionysus69petn-randall: including full path of bundle didnt help either :\
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09:20.44Zambezipetn-randall: Thanks for clearing that out. The SSD is manufactured in July so no need to flash the firmware. Really need to start over with a fresh install. Hopefully I remember everything I need.
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09:29.57Zambezipetn-randall: Let's say logs in Irssi. That's writing logs all the time. Better to save the logs on a mechanical harddrive?
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09:31.15petn-randallZambezi: I wouldn't. If you have a rotating HDD, I'd only put things there that don't fit on the SSD.
09:31.29rudi_sZambezi: That's just a few kilobytes and doesn't matter. More problematic are browsers which in some cases can write several gigabytes in a few hours.
09:31.36dogmanUse Tape
09:31.52rudi_s(Not sure if that was fixed in chromium/firefox, the report is a year or so old.)
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09:32.50petn-randallZambezi: To put it into perspective: I've been using this current SSD for over a year now nearly every day. I haven't even hit 1% of the TBW limit yet. If you extrapolate that, my SSD will last ~100 years with that usage pattern. Longer than I'd ever use it.
09:33.38glitchpetn-randall this is user. I fixed the network issue
09:33.38petn-randallZambezi: Long story short: Unless you're running a busy server, don't worry about the SSD lifespan.
09:34.41petn-randallglitch: Wonderful! But can we continue that on the other #debian channel on oftc? It's less confusing that way.
09:35.30glitchhow do i go to that channel?
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09:37.48petn-randallglitch: "/connect irc.oftc.net", then "/join #debian". Just like you did with your other IRC client.
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09:45.30aZz7eChhi guys.  debian jessie, gnome 3.   if i double click an .exe in nautilus, it seems to automatically launch with wine or play on linux (presuming just wine).  I'm trying to make a .desktop file to launch the .exe but it doesn't seem to automatically launch it with wine .. just returns an error.  any pointers on how my Exec= line should read ?
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09:46.21XeonSquaredat a guess
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10:04.40glitchPlease help, I'm trying to install some required yum packages with yum #install wget system-config-firewall-tui openssh-clients kernel-devel-2.6.32-358.el6.i686 libcurl-devel ncurses-devel compat-libstdc++-33 screen xterm
10:04.40glitchyum groupinstall "X Window System" "Development tools"   and  I get the following error #There are no enabled repos.
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10:04.45magaltavorHello guys i am trying to make apache generate dump and it looks like it is impossible to me or i missing some security config on the system can anybody help in this matters
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10:20.08ZSkyWhen I do:
10:20.08ZSkygrep -E $1 /var/log/apache2/other_vhosts_access.log{.1,}
10:20.16ZSkyit always writes at the beginning of each line found:
10:20.24ZSkyother_vhosts_access.log: ...
10:20.59ZSkyi.e. the name of the file, and this takes space on screen
10:21.11ZSkycan I remove the fact that grep displays the name of the file in which it's found when doing
10:21.17pjaman grep: -h, --no-filename Suppress  the  prefixing of file names on output.
10:21.38pjamanpages are wonderful things, use them :)
10:21.52ZSkytrue :)
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10:22.21ZSkyIs it a good practice to do grep -Eh then?
10:22.24ZSkyto have -E -h ?
10:22.58pjaDepends. grep will print the filename as a prefix to matches if you give it more than one filename to search. It prints nothing if you only give it one filename (by default)
10:23.20pjaIf you’re going to parse the output & this is in a script, then it’s probably a good idea to nail down one format or the other.
10:23.39pjaIf you’re at the command line, then the default behaviour is usually what you want...
10:23.42ZSkyI mean is "-E -h" equivalent to "-Eh"
10:24.04ZSky?
10:24.31pjaTry it? Usually you can do that with GNU utilities.
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10:25.13aZz7eChXeonSquared, yes i figured something simple like that would work but it just isnt.  if i cli   $ wine "/path/to/program.exe", it launches.  yet if i try and tell the .desktop file to do the same .... nope.  and yes, my .desktop file is executable
10:25.25ZSkyit works, but not sure it's strictly equivalent
10:25.30ZSkyit seems so
10:25.42XeonSquaredhuh
10:25.47ZSkyAlso I have created a script named "greplog" containg: "grep -Eh $1 /var/log/apache2/other_vhosts_access.log{.1,}"
10:25.53ArahaelaZz7eCh: Your environment, including the $PATH, may well differ.
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10:26.08XeonSquaredfull path to WINE?
10:26.11ZSkyso I can do:   "greplog hello" and it will automatically display the grep hello of the logs
10:26.15ZSkybut.... no colors anymore
10:26.30ZSkyhow to keep the colors normally rendered by grep when calling my script greplog?
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10:27.14ArahaelZSky: "man grep", and search for 'colour'.
10:27.29ArahaelZSky: (Actually, search for "color", it's usually best to use the american spelling)
10:28.31ZSkyThanks!
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10:29.54ArahaelZSky: Generally the man and info pages are remarkably good. (Shame the UI for those suck)
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10:33.17ZSkyArahael it's because of the UI that I never use it, true ;)
10:33.27ZSkyI have to think about it 5 seconds before being able to quit
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10:34.04ZSkyMaybe debian/ubuntu would be good to quit vi to put nano by default for man?
10:34.11ZSky(i know vim is excellent for power users)
10:34.20ZSky(but for average users... it really is annoying)
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10:48.08JohnAIs there somewhere I can find recommendations as to partition sizes? space avail 5*2tb, system efi based?
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10:48.55JohnAprobably go with buster, and its for a cloud server
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10:54.02aZz7eChXeonSquared, Arahael thanks for the inputs.  It turns out ... the problem was me trying to use ~/ instead of /home/user/.   works fine from command line, but .desktop file wants the absolute path
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10:55.13XeonSquaredah, yeah I think that's parsed by the shell
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11:19.09ZSkyCan a website be dispatched to many different IP?
11:19.26ZSkyExample: how to make that example.com can be served by thousands different IP?
11:19.33ZSky(decentralized web) ?
11:20.38JustASlackerZSky: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_delivery_network
11:21.26gpunkZSky: or.. LVS
11:21.44ZSkyJustASlacker: but finally isn't there one single IP that will choose which of the CDN node
11:21.53ZSkywill be used to serve you?
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11:22.17ZSkyie the front proxy (or don't know the name) isn't centralized itself?
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11:22.23JustASlackerwell, yeah
11:22.27JustASlackerhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anycast
11:22.40JustASlackeryou can route to the closest provider
11:23.02uptimeZSky: https://github.com/gdamdam/awesome-decentralized-web might have something interesting on it for you
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11:23.35ZSkyJustASlacker: does this work nowadays?
11:23.48JustASlackerdoes what work?
11:23.51ZSkyi.e. if I have just a domain name bought by a registrar
11:24.09ZSkyexample.com
11:24.17ZSkyLet's say for the sake of example that I have 1000 friends who accept to serve my website example.com
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11:24.29ZSkyhow to configure things to route the requests to one of them?
11:24.48ZSkydoesn't this require a single (centralized) server to do the dispatching to one of the 1000 IP ?
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11:26.35FinalXthat really has nothing to do with debian or the purpose of this channel, though.. and you can't easily do that as each connection has their own network and can probably not be sharing Anycast. you'd have to use something like an authoritive DNS server that gives a different A-record based on the source of the request, for example. and make sure you sync all servers properly.
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11:27.31JustASlackereasy, give some money to cloudflare
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11:28.26JustASlackerhttps://www.cloudflare.com/cdn/
11:28.46JustASlackerSet up a domain in less than 5 minutes. Keep your hosting provider. No code changes required
11:29.03JustASlackerthey have a free plan for 0$
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11:39.45ZSkyJustASlacker: but at the end, when you set an A-record (DNS) for example.com
11:39.51ZSkyyou finally enter 1 single IP
11:40.14ZSkydoes this mean that by CloudFlare, there is 1 server that will handle the dispatching for one node of the CDN?
11:40.38JustASlackerfirst of all, you dont need to enter just one ip
11:41.46JustASlackersecond, you can have different route to those targets
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11:42.02DJDanhow do i fix checking for pcap_open_live in -lpcap... no ; error: pcap library not found!   error when compiling?
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11:42.24bhaisaabHello, I need help in building a source tarball into a .deb file. How can I do this for this: https://packages.debian.org/wheezy/dnsmasq
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11:42.44ZSkyJustASlacker: yes you can enter a few IP, but not 1000 for example
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11:42.48bhaisaabI want to build dnsmasq 2.6 (for wheezy) applying the recent google CVE fixes, can someone help?
11:42.56ZSky(let's say I want to reinvent the wheel and avoid cloudflare)
11:43.05ZSky(just to understand how things work inside)
11:43.08JustASlackerZSky: start with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anycast and go from there. this is not the right channel
11:45.11ZSkyThanks
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11:57.11DJDangetting there...  i think the path and toolchain is correct.... just having trouble with configuring... https://pastebin.com/2DUW3dSu
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12:00.10tdnAre there any options for running GFS2 with Debian Stretch?
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12:04.12DJDanhow do i fix checking for pcap_open_live in -lpcap... no ; error: pcap library not found!  error when compiling
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12:05.08jelly-homeDJDan: install a package that provides libpcap-dev
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12:05.50jelly-homeDJDan: you need -dev packages to build software from source
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12:07.59DJDanjelly-home: libpcap-dev is already the newest version (1.8.1-3).
12:08.29jelly-home,v libpcap-dev
12:08.30juddPackage: libpcap-dev on amd64 -- wheezy: 1.3.0-1; jessie: 1.6.2-2; wheezy-backports-sloppy: 1.7.4-1~bpo70+1; jessie-backports: 1.8.1-3~bpo8+1; stretch: 1.8.1-3; buster: 1.8.1-4; sid: 1.8.1-5
12:09.02DJDanjelly-home:  i already have it installed. how do i fix the error
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12:10.00jelly-homeDJDan: you probably need to instruct the build process where exactly to find the library.  Pastebin the complete command you ran and full ouptut
12:10.03jelly-home!paste
12:10.03dpkgDo 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>.
12:10.25DJDanjelly-home:  https://pastebin.com/2DUW3dSu
12:10.28jelly-homeDJDan: what are you trying to build?
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12:11.18jelly-homeDJDan: looks like you're cross compiling.
12:11.36jelly-homeyou will need builds of pcap for the target arch, then
12:11.39jelly-homeI guess
12:11.43DJDanyes reaver-wps-fork-t6x-master  ...  as per link.. im using LEDE SDK to cross compile from debian to mipsel
12:11.58DJDanhow do i do that
12:12.00jelly-homethen ask the LEDE SDK people how it's done
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12:13.07jelly-homeDJDan: you will probably have to first cross-compile pcap for your target, and all the other missing build deps, then build this thing.  No idea about details.
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12:13.48DJDanoh
12:14.49DJDanjelly-home:  yeh just slowly getting through https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/devel/crosscompile
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12:18.24DJDanjelly-home: do i need to put the source of libpcap in to the main directory of what i am compiling? https://github.com/the-tcpdump-group/libpcap
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12:24.07jellyDJDan: I have no idea how your cross-compiling toolchain is supposed to work, sorry
12:24.25jellyask the lede people?
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12:24.47DJDanfairenough
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12:29.56Psy-Qis anyone perhaps working on a repo for the latest Mesa on debian stable?
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12:32.18towo^workPsy-Q, afaik impossible because of the rdepsnds of mesa
12:32.38towo^work*rdepends
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12:33.32saulllHi, I have a multiboot with deb8 and deb9, each OS having its own /, its own /boot and both sharing the same /home partition. How can I make grub understand that I have 2 kernels on 2 different partitions?
12:34.13Psy-Qtowo^work: ah, i see. thanks!
12:34.47Psy-Qi'm always considering going to an AMD graphics card but the lack of easy mesa you don't have to build yourself is holding me back
12:35.13towo^workPsy-Q, why not using sid?
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12:42.55magaltavor@help
12:43.49Psy-Qtowo^work: i could dual boot that maybe, yes. i want my main machine to be reliable so that's why i'm on stable usually
12:43.56n4dirPsy-Q: there was the Mepis community repos, i think the distro is now a community project, called MX (?). Might be some of them works on it.
12:44.02awal1magaltavor, call bombers if about fire
12:44.35n4dirat the Mepis forum there also was a sub-forum where you could ask for a certain package to be packaged.
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12:46.38Psy-Qthanks. it seems MX is still based on jessie
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12:46.50Psy-Qi'll see if they have something going on for stretch
12:47.04Psy-Qbut if it's dual-booting it could also be ubuntu, i think there's a repo there for newest mesa
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12:52.25saulllhow can I have dual booting with linux distros in such a way that one os does not delete the older kernel of the other distribution and still grub being able to detect both OS?
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12:53.52petn-randallsaulll: You should only have grub installed in one of them, or they'll keep overwriting each other.
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12:55.19jellypetn-randall: things are cleaner with uefi, where one can pick which grub to boot from uefi boot menu
12:55.39dgpCan't you have grub in the MBR (or similar) and then use that to chainload grub for a distro in a partition from that partition?
12:56.00saulllpetn-randall: its not grub itself that is making trouble, its more that grub-install from deb9 does not find deb8
12:56.19saullland such the kernel gets removed
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12:57.07dgpthe grub tools in one install would have to mount the other to work out what kernels are available so I don't think that's going to just work
12:57.32jellydgp: os-prober component makes that usually Just Work™
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12:58.14saulllIn my deb9 sys I have created /debian8 and mounted deb8 and its boot (/debian8/boot).
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12:58.37jellysaulll: avoid having it mounted when you're running update-grub
12:58.41saulllmaybe the issue is that grub-probe reports "unknown filesystem"`?
12:59.14saullljelly: I have tried with mounted and without mounted other-boot-partition
12:59.27jellyleave it _not_ mounted, just run update-grub on the OS install that has latest grub, make sure os-prober is installed
12:59.28n4dirwhat is the filesystem?
13:00.41saulllext4
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13:01.10n4dirodd. do as jelly said.
13:01.28saullljelly: If I dont have that mounted update-grub does not find the second boot partition
13:02.15jellythat's probably a bug in os-prober
13:02.23magaltavorcan anybody help why my debian is not generating cioredumps when apache process crash
13:02.26magaltavorplease
13:02.29magaltavor?
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13:25.22petn-randallmagaltavor: How did you enable coredumps?
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13:32.36magaltavorpetn-randall, added this in the apache2.conf       -              CoreDumpDirectory /var/cache/apache2/
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13:34.11magaltavorand installed the following packages apache2-dbg libapr1-dbg libaprutil1-dbg gdb
13:34.21magaltavorthen stop start apache
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13:35.08magaltavorpetn-randall, all that based on /usr/share/doc/apache2/README.backtrace
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13:45.04magaltavorpetn-randall, am doing anything wrong
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14:10.04M0nk3yHi guys someone already see this error on firefox please ? SSL_ERROR_RX_UNEXPECTED_HELLO_REQUEST
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14:11.06gpunkM0nk3y: reload the page
14:11.53M0nk3ygpunk thks but it's arrived frequently
14:12.33petn-randallM0nk3y: What page are you trying to load?
14:12.57gpunkM0nk3y: is your clock on time ?
14:13.01M0nk3yMy web server with a self signed certificate
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14:13.18M0nk3yYes
14:13.49babilenM0nk3y: You might want to look at letsencrypt (easily done and automated renewals with dehydrated on Debian)
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14:13.55babilenjudd: info dehydrated
14:13.57juddPackage dehydrated (misc, optional) in stretch/amd64: ACME client implemented in Bash. Version: 0.3.1-3; Size: 69.9k; Installed: 143k; Homepage: https://github.com/lukas2511/dehydrated
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14:15.06jellyfor what it's worth, jessie-backports package for dehydrated works on wheezy and even squeeze
14:15.12M0nk3yOk thks guys
14:15.19jellyit's a shell script.
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14:16.59petn-randallM0nk3y: Without knowing the details, I'm guessing your web server and client have no TLS ciphers in common. Or it's not talking TLS on that port.
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14:18.24babilenM0nk3y: Something like http://paste.debian.net/989165/ would work well for nginx (also serves the acme challenge)
14:18.42twM0nk3y: TLS version is wrong. FF and the site you're trying to reach do not support any common TLS version or it isn't enabled in FF.
14:18.59twYou may have to turn on TLS 1.0 in firefox, or increase the level supported by nginx.
14:19.04M0nk3yI'm very bad with cipher connections but my web server listen on 443 port and i add it my self signed certificate and it work but sometimes this error appear
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14:19.43babilenM0nk3y: https://mozilla.github.io/server-side-tls/ssl-config-generator/ might come in handy too (as a source of inspiration)
14:19.51M0nk3yOk thks i will see that tw and babilen
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14:24.10babilenM0nk3y: http://paste.debian.net/989166/ is a suitable hook script to reload your nginx service after dehydrated renewed a cert (triggered from cron running "dehydrated -c") ... Use the staging environment to test things: https://letsencrypt.org/docs/staging-environment/ (create /etc/dehydrated/conf.d/staging.sh and set CA to https://acme-staging.api.letsencrypt.org/directory in there)
14:24.48M0nk3ybabilen: Ok very thanks
14:25.02babilenCreate /etc/dehydrated/conf.d/enable_hooks.sh with 'HOOK=/etc/dehydrated/hook.sh' (the script I pasted) to, well, enable hooks
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14:25.19babilenAll you really need for that is a valid domain name
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14:26.34portonI want to suggest to Debian maintainers to create a new (empty, dependencies only) package. Where to write?
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14:28.57n4dirporton: might be that is what you are looking for, but i sure wouldn't bet: https://wiki.debian.org/RFP
14:31.32dontknow,kernel
14:31.33juddAvailable kernel versions are: experimental: 4.14.0-rc3-686-pae (4.14~rc3-1~exp1); sid: 4.13.0-1-686 (4.13.4-1); buster: 4.12.0-2-686 (4.12.13-1); stretch-backports: 4.12.0-0.bpo.2-686-pae (4.12.13-1~bpo9+1); stretch: 4.9.0-3-686 (4.9.30-2+deb9u5); jessie-backports: 4.9.0-0.bpo.3-686 (4.9.30-2+deb9u5~bpo8+1); jessie: 3.16.0-4-686-pae (3.16.43-2+deb8u5); wheezy-backports:
14:31.34judd3.16.0-0.bpo.4-686-pae (3.16.39-1+deb8u1~bpo70+1); wheezy: 3.2.0-4-686-pae (3.2.93-1)
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14:35.50dontknowi use stretch backport kernel. but the version is "4.12.6-1~bpo9+1". the update came but it doesn't install. it keeps the linux-image-amd64
14:36.05dontknowwhat should i do?
14:36.13petn-randall!bat
14:36.13dpkgIn order to troubleshoot your problem with apt-get, apt or aptitude we need ALL OF THE FOLLOWING information: 1. complete output of your apt-get/apt/aptitude run (including the command used) 2. output from "apt-cache policy pkg1 pkg2..." for ALL packages mentioned ANYWHERE in the problem, and 3. "apt-cache policy".  Use http://paste.debian.net/ to provide us with this information.  Also ask me about <localized errors>.
14:36.20petn-randalldontknow: Can you provide the info above? ^^^
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14:40.52jelly,v linux-image-amd64
14:40.53juddPackage: linux-image-amd64 on amd64 -- wheezy: 3.2+46; wheezy-backports: 3.16+63~bpo70+1; jessie: 3.16+63; jessie-backports: 4.9+80~bpo8+1; stretch: 4.9+80+deb9u1; stretch-proposed-updates: 4.9+80+deb9u2; stretch-backports: 4.12+85~bpo9+1; buster: 4.12+85; sid: 4.13+86
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14:41.49dontknowhere is the information https://paste.debian.net/989167/
14:41.58doverZhi all, anyone knows if ubiquity installer is compatible with debian stretch?
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14:42.09dontknowpetn-randall, ^
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14:44.56dontknowjelly, ^
14:45.01dontknowso what do you say?
14:45.15petn-randalldontknow: What command are you using in 1)?
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14:45.33petn-randall!localized errors
14:45.33dpkgTo provide command output in English instead of your native language, set your locale to an English one (e.g. C) prior to running the command, e.g. "LC_ALL=C apt-get -f install".
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14:45.37dontknowpetn-randall, apt-get upgrade
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14:46.07petn-randalldontknow: Can you provide the output of 'LC_ALL=C apt install linux-image-amd64'?
14:46.48dontknowno
14:47.09dontknowcan't you distinct pattern
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14:48.43dontknowapt-cache policy linux-image-amd64 says; "installed: 4.12+84~bpo9+1", "candidate: 4.12+85~bpo9+1"
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14:50.39erobhi
14:51.04erobafter upgrading openssh-client, i can no longer connect to a remote host with a public key
14:51.17erobssh key_load_public no such file or directory
14:51.20erob??
14:52.11petn-randalldontknow: I see that, but you want to find out *why* it doesn't upgrade.
14:52.26petn-randalldontknow: That's what 'LC_ALL=C apt install linux-image-amd64' is for.
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14:54.13dontknowpetn-randall, when i use that command, it wants to install now
14:54.20dontknowshould i install?
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14:55.29petn-randalldontknow: Say yes, it'll likely fail, and share the output with us.
14:55.48dontknoweh. i don't want to break my system
14:55.55dontknowthanks anyway
14:55.56petn-randall...
14:56.05dontknowi can't risk it
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14:56.18petn-randalldontknow: It won't break your system, it'll fail due to unsatisfied deps and will give you a meaningful error message.
14:56.44dontknowi will wait a couple of day
14:56.52dontknowmaybe it will be fixed
14:57.04petn-randalldontknow: Maybe, but you could find out right now.
14:57.08BathBombBarryBecause things fix themselves around here
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15:00.55dontknowpetn-randall, will it install backport?
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15:02.58petn-randalldontknow: It won't do anything, it'll give you an error that helps you understand why it fails.
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15:05.21dontknow,kernel
15:05.23juddAvailable kernel versions are: experimental: 4.14.0-rc3-686-pae (4.14~rc3-1~exp1); sid: 4.13.0-1-686 (4.13.4-1); buster: 4.12.0-2-686 (4.12.13-1); stretch-backports: 4.12.0-0.bpo.2-686-pae (4.12.13-1~bpo9+1); stretch: 4.9.0-3-686 (4.9.30-2+deb9u5); jessie-backports: 4.9.0-0.bpo.3-686 (4.9.30-2+deb9u5~bpo8+1); jessie: 3.16.0-4-686-pae (3.16.43-2+deb8u5); wheezy-backports:
15:05.24judd3.16.0-0.bpo.4-686-pae (3.16.39-1+deb8u1~bpo70+1); wheezy: 3.2.0-4-686-pae (3.2.93-1)
15:05.37dontknowpetn-randall, my kernel version is same
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15:05.45dontknow(stretch backport one)
15:05.58petn-randall...
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15:06.10dontknow4.12.13-1~bpo9+1
15:06.26petn-randalldontknow: That's still irrelevant. If you don't want to run that apt command, fine by me, but you won't find out what the problem is.
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15:06.33dontknowah sorry it is not
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15:07.00dontknowpetn-randall, ok i will do. wait a sec
15:07.51dontknowpetn-randall, i did it and installed
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15:08.38dontknowpetn-randall, if my system doesn't boot, wait for me
15:08.39petn-randalldontknow: Did you run 'apt update' between now and when the problem first showed up?
15:08.48dontknowyes
15:09.04dontknowrebooting
15:09.16petn-randalldontknow: Then it was likely just that the backports repo wasn't consistent for a moment.
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15:16.16dontknowpetn-randall, it booted. but why is it installed that way? should i install it like that every time?
15:17.15petn-randalldontknow: Then it was likely just that the backports repo wasn't consistent for a moment.
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15:17.52dontknowpetn-randall, will it update by itself next time?
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15:18.50petn-randalldontknow: Likely linux-image-amd64 got into backports a little earlier than the package it depended on, which is why it didn't install the first time. You probably would have seen the cause if you had run the command I said in time, but now we'll never know.
15:19.12petn-randalldontknow: If you still have linux-image-amd64 installed, it'll automatically update normally.
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15:19.54dontknowpetn-randall, what did that command do
15:21.20dontknowi should wait a little more. you ruined my system probably
15:21.35dontknowshould have*
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15:22.04petn-randalldontknow: The same as 'apt upgrade' would do, but it would have given you a meaningful error message.
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15:22.14petn-randalldontknow: Very unlikely.
15:22.30dontknowi hope so
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15:22.57petn-randalldontknow: Well, if you don't believe me, read the man page to the option of apt.
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15:42.49jellydid they ever provide b-a-t info?
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15:51.32petn-randalljelly: Partially, but then had to debate for ages if they should run 'apt install linux-image-amd64', and apparently did other things in between.
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15:56.30Epx998Anyone know where I can get the latest megaraid source?
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15:58.26oerhekshttps://github.com/torvalds/linux/tree/master/drivers/scsi/megaraid
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16:00.44jellyEpx998: why do you ask?
16:00.59Epx998because i'd like to DL and compile it
16:01.44jellythe megaraid brand has been used for a wide range of products in different generations with different drivers
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16:02.18jellyEpx998: and which issue do you plan to solve or work around by compiling it?
16:02.28Epx998kernel module specifically is what im looking to build
16:02.31petn-randall!xy problem
16:02.31dpkgSlow down for a bit! Are you sure that you need to jump through that particular hoop to achieve your goal? We suspect you don't, so why don't you back up a bit and tell us about the overall objective... We know that people often falsely diagnose problems because they are too close to them -- it's easy to miss that there is a better way to proceed.  See http://mywiki.wooledge.org/XyProblem
16:02.54Epx998updating my netboot initrd linuz to use the latest kernel avail for each release we use
16:02.59jellyEpx998: because usually the easiest thing to do is try a newer kernel, perhaps from the distro backports
16:03.57petn-randallEpx998: I'd go with a backports kernel, as jelly said. There's no guarantee that the module from the master branch will compile against your current kernel headers.
16:04.35jellyEpx998: are you sure you need the "megaraid" driver specifically?  That shit is old and so are the pci-ids the driver binds
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16:05.38Epx998i have a fairly current driver, ill try that one
16:05.49Epx998it did compile against the kernel I a musnig
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16:06.51jellyin fact the driver version hasnot changed at all between 3.16 and 4.13-rc5
16:07.14petn-randallgets out the crystal ball.
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16:07.25jellylooking at
16:07.29jellymodinfo /lib/modules/3.16.0-4-amd64/kernel/drivers/scsi/megaraid.ko
16:07.34jellyetc.
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16:08.01jellyEpx998: so which hardware are you actually targeting, what's the pci id?
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16:08.12jellyEpx998: and which debian release?
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16:11.25magaltavorpetn-randall, still here
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16:11.34magaltavoranything you can recommend
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16:18.40keith4seeing a weird bug in sshd on Stretch. have a key in root's authorized keys file, restricted to a single host using the DNS name. logging in from that host, using this key pair, fails. sshd logs a message complaining that the host doesn't match, including the IP of the host. which is identical to the permitted host. https://pastebin.com/WnbFytWQ
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16:19.04keith4that is to say, the real IP is in both places in the log message, in place of 1.2.3.4
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16:19.33keith4(oh, and the identical setup on Jessie works as intended)
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16:20.13kishmeshdoes debian (9.1) provide a graphical package manager that a "novice" use can handle? about to reinstall a laptop for a friend, she was using Mint before (which eventually failed).
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16:20.48keith4kishmesh: synaptic?
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16:21.06kishmeshkeith4: ok. i'm not a debian user myself :-)
16:21.13kishmeshjust looking for something more stable than Mint
16:21.28petn-randallkishmesh: What was "unstable" about Mint?
16:21.52keith4be aware that Debian doesn't have an non-free drivers out of the box, so to speak, so odd bits of hardware typically found in a laptop will not work without some additional effort
16:22.47kishmeshpetn-randall: in this case, her wireless lan failed, probably a driver problem.
16:23.08kishmeshkeith4: good to know, thx
16:23.41dontknowkishmesh, is laptop new?
16:23.56petn-randallkishmesh: That is unrelated to your DE, you likely just need to install the firmware.
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16:24.38kishmeshdontknow: no old lenovo laptop, I think E325 or something
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16:25.43dontknowbut wireless was working and failed later?
16:25.58kishmeshdontknow: yes indeed
16:26.12dontknowthere must be something else then
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16:27.06kishmeshlike what?
16:27.40dontknowi dunno
16:28.07ToffeDarn, anyone know how i can set up SUPHP like enviroment on my Debian 9
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16:28.43apollo13what is suphp and why would you want to have that?
16:30.03jellyToffe: use php-fpm
16:30.06Toffeapollo13: Want PHP to be run as users
16:30.17FinalXseconds jelly's comment: use FPM
16:30.19apollo13use php-fpm :)
16:30.33Toffejust php-fpm? Google apache+php-fpm?
16:30.37ToffeWill try :)
16:30.46jellyapt-cache search php-fpm for a start
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16:31.06FinalXToffe: FastCGI Process Manager; PHP keeps running as a seperate daemon with pools that can be run as specific users. It's much faster, flexible and efficient.
16:31.20FinalXwell, it's php7.0-fpm in stretch
16:31.23ToffeFinalX but that requires configuring every user to php system?
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16:31.59Toffecurrently my apache config is "wildcard" so every user can have a domain with the same username.. e.g. "/home/DOMAIN/public_html/SUBDOMAIN"
16:32.03jellyalso, suphp does not exist in stretch any more at all so there's that
16:32.06FinalXToffe: yes, but suphp, even though it does not require that specifically, can't be used properly with a recent Apache without defeating the purpose of many things of it.
16:32.07Toffeand i was hoping to not add to much more configuring
16:32.33FinalXFPM supports up to 10k pools or so before it crashes with an out of memory error, I've tried.
16:32.40ToffeHaha :D
16:32.46FinalXand unless you have a platform like me to worry about, you won't hit that :P
16:32.52Toffebut i have to create a pool for every user?
16:33.06FinalXevery user you want to have its own php, yes.
16:33.09Toffeso a new config for every domain? =) must make a script if so
16:33.16jellyoh no!  A script!
16:33.16FinalXexactly
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16:33.29Toffethat i dont need with apache config i have
16:33.42FinalXyou can make a template and copy it for every user, replacing the pool name with the username and use $pool in the username in the config
16:33.44Toffehttp://link.jepb.no/muwG
16:34.09Toffemaybe this is bad practive too? having only one site config :P
16:34.15FinalXcool thing is that per user/pool you can also specify if it needs to keep running permanently, or only be spawned when necessary, saving you RAM as well.
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16:34.37jellyToffe: you could also replace apache with nginx while you're at it, eh!
16:34.43Toffeyeah i had nginx before
16:34.59Toffebut it was a hazzle to get it like that and apache is only 20 lines config :P
16:35.03FinalXnginx would make it a hell of a lot easier to use fpm per user ..
16:35.08Toffeooh? :P
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16:35.21Toffedamn i deleted my "wildcard-vhost-config" for nginx :P
16:35.37FinalXyou do realise that nginx is far more flexible and can do regular expressions and even named matches from said regexp?
16:35.43jellythat combo was easier to set up for me than apache, never got used to 2.4 syntax changes
16:36.01ToffeFinalX yeah but i suck at regexp :P
16:36.06Toffebut i am a master at *
16:36.10Toffe:P
16:36.22jellyI have a regex t-shirt and am available for hire!
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16:36.43ToffeHaha dont want to pay more for my hobby :P
16:37.11fly_agarichello guys iam using libcurl for automatic file upload in a software but it wont work on my debian host
16:37.20koollmanjelly: is there this http://www.ex-parrot.com/pdw/Mail-RFC822-Address.html on the shirt ? Or is it a xkcd one ?
16:37.21petn-randall!doesnt work
16:37.21dpkg"Doesn't work" is a vague statement.  Does it sit on the couch all day long?  Does it procrastinate doing the dishes?  Does it beg on the street for change?  Please be specific!  Define 'it' and what it isn't doing.  Give us more details so we can help you without needing to ask basic questions like "what's the error message?".  Ask me about <smart questions>, <sicco> and <errors>.
16:37.26petn-randallfly_agaric: ^^^
16:37.30jellythe latter, koollman
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16:38.07FinalXToffe: server { server_name ~(?<subdomain>.*)\.(?<domain>.*)\.(?<tld>.*); root /home/$domain/public_html/$subdomain; }
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16:38.27fly_agariccurl_easy_perform() failed: Couldn't resolve host name is the error message but it communicates via IP not DNS. any ideas? in the shell curl -F works for upload
16:38.29jellykoollman: I wonder if they updated the regex for RFC5322...
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16:39.05koollmanjelly: it's already incomplete. It's a good example of why you do not want regex to parse a complex grammar
16:39.06FinalXToffe: I think that ought to do it, won't help with hosts that don't have a subdomain (www.) though, but neither does your apache config
16:39.17jellyfly_agaric: did you try running strace on the process and see what it's doing
16:39.25ToffeFinalX i have a config moving non www.domains to www
16:39.30FinalXToffe: for more nginx help, there's a bunch of friendly people in #nginx
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16:39.40ToffeI'm reformatting now to install nginx instead
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16:39.59Toffeor.. more.. cp CleanDebian9.qcow2 -> webserver.qcow2 :P
16:40.06linogeso, what's up with the python-x-whl packages? What's the whl thingy there? Wise Holy Light?
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16:40.25at0mToffe: reformatting? this isn't Windows.
16:40.29jelly,v python-x-whl
16:40.30juddNo package named 'python-x-whl' was found in amd64.
16:40.42linoge,v python-six-whl
16:40.43juddPackage: python-six-whl on amd64 -- jessie: 1.8.0-1
16:40.53jellyonly in jessie, eh?
16:41.02jellywho knows
16:41.02dondelelcaroit's something something "PEP 427 wheel"
16:41.12Toffeat0m: well i am formatting the disk. Since i am setting up the disks over again ;P
16:41.20dondelelcarosomething to do with running python packages in virtual environments
16:41.27linogeyup kinda weird, there are python-six as well, they only got installed when I invited python-virtualenv
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16:41.53jellysounds like they managed to migrate off those in a single release
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16:52.06ilCyx86_64I've got a fresh slapd setup. A minute ago, I could run `ldapsearch -x` from the same machine and get a dump of everything, now I just get "result: 32 No such object
16:52.09ilCyx86_64". Slapcat still returns expected results.
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16:55.10ToffeFinalX should i ask php-fpm to use tcp sockets is that better than socket?
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16:55.27Toffeguide says so but i dont know whats best.. :P
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17:05.32fly_agaricstrace tells me that /etc/ld.so.nohwcap /etc/ld.so.preload /usr/local/sbin/sleep /usr/local/sbin/pushd /usr/local/sbin/popd bin/logger and hlds.27883.pid is missing
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17:12.18ToffeWoohoo :P (.*\.|www\.|)(.*?)\.[a-z]{2,64}
17:12.25Toffei am a expert.. at regexp.. not ;P
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17:17.02jellyToffe: #regex channel can help if you're stuck
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17:18.23jellyfly_agaric: were you not interested in why the tool tried to do dns lookups of ip addresses and failed?  Those things do not seem relevant
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17:20.20fly_agaricjelly: yes i want to know that but I cant see anything related to dns in the output file https://pastebin.com/PhM7Erxk
17:20.24fly_agariccan you see anything?
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17:22.42jellyfly_agaric: looks like a shell script, you'll want to add -f and maybe larger -s to strace, find out where the message is coming from, and look at what that process is doing before that
17:23.15jellyexpect lots of output from strace, ~megabytes
17:23.57jellyyou can also tell it to output to file
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17:55.22FinalXToffe: unix domain sockets are better and arguably faster, and more secure. tcp listening sockets are more easy to use without having to worry a lot about file system permissions (though you should, imo).
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17:55.38ToffeAha keeping sockets =)
17:55.58FinalXToffe: unix domain sockets have another advantage: you can use $pool (could be username!) in the filename of the socket. so in nginx you could map to /run/shm/php-fpm-$username.socket
17:56.15FinalXwith port numbers you don't really know and would have to keep a (external) map
17:57.02FinalXbut i see you're in #nginx, let's keep it there as this is not really debian-related at all :)
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18:02.33fly_agarichow can i open 600M strace files?
18:02.50apollo13man ed
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18:30.52daniel2What is a good altnerative for aptly?  I'm not really liking aptly but need to manage my own repo
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18:33.02fly_agarichow can I read strace files? its constantly bringing out too fast for my eye
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18:33.18fly_agaricand they are very big
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18:34.39Brigofly_agaric, pipe the output to a file
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18:35.12fly_agarici did that but the file is very big and I dont know what to search there
18:35.16fly_agaricover 1000000 lines
18:35.58koollmanfly_agaric: why are you looking into it ?
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18:36.44Epx998With the debian-installer, is there a d-i method for different sources, like instead of http, we use nfs?
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18:36.48fly_agarica program should upload something via libcurl but it wont do instead it throws an error message curl_easy_perform() failed: Couldn't resolve host name
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18:37.11fly_agaricthe problem is that the program uploads a file to an ip adress not hostname
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18:46.20Brigofly_agaric,  i can't see how strace can help with that.
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18:46.39fly_agaricwhat would you do?
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18:50.20teraflopsfly_agaric: are you uploading the file to https://ip_address or http://ip_adress?
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18:51.02fly_agaricas en example 192.168.0.254:12360/upload
18:51.09fly_agaric*an
18:52.06teraflopsyou can ping 192.168.0.254? is the 12360 port listening there?
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18:52.45teraflopsif yes/yes and it is not doing https, idk what's going there
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18:54.08teraflopstry setting a hostname in /etc/hosts for testing purposes but idk if doing such thing will fix your issue
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18:55.17fly_agaricthe file upload is working from other hosts
18:55.41fly_agariconly from my servers its not working
18:56.32fly_agaricthe others are uploading to the same address 192.168.0.254:12360/upload where 192.168.0.254 is a fictive address in fact this is an wan ip
18:56.50teraflopsstop lying
18:56.59teraflopswan != lan
18:57.11fly_agaricits not 192.168.0.254 i just used it to hide the real wan ip
18:57.27teraflops192.168.0.254 is not a wan ip either
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18:57.34fly_agaricI know
18:57.57teraflopswe dont
18:57.57fly_agaricbut as I said i dont upload to 192.168.0.254 its just a placeholder for a wan ip
18:58.35fly_agarici could also write 1.1.1.1:12360/upload if that makes you happier
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18:59.05teraflopsyou have to specify it is a wan ip from the very beginning
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19:00.53Anthony87hello, may I ask for help?
19:00.58annadane!ask to ask
19:00.58dpkgDon't ask to ask.  Don't ask if anybody can help you with x.  Just ask!  If you're unsure how to phrase your question, ask me about <ask>.
19:01.07teraflopsif you cannot reach the ip address/port from your command line e.g using telnet or whatever (so you avoid libcurl) go ask them I think
19:01.07fly_agarica hostname is set in /etc/hostname srvupload1
19:01.25Anthony87well I would like to ask an irc related question
19:01.38Anthony87I don't know if it is appropriate
19:01.56annadaneAnthony87, well, ask the question and we can tell you whether or not it is
19:02.07teraflops#freenode looks like a good place too
19:02.23Anthony87thank you
19:02.46Anthony87I would like to know if I can find an user from his mask.. let me explain
19:02.55annadane"irc question" for example might be "my hexchat is broken, all the fonts are disfigured" and seeing as how it's packaged for debian that means it isn't off topic here
19:02.58Anthony87I got a mask from the whois
19:03.08annadaneoh, right, well, *that* is off topic here
19:03.14Anthony87that's it, ok.
19:03.17Anthony87I'm sorry.
19:03.25teraflopsAnthony87: yeah #freenode looks like a better place for your question
19:03.40Anthony87thank you teraflops I'll go there
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19:06.54teraflopsfly_agaric: when I say stop lying I wasn't calling you liar it's just if you omit such info you're not helping people to help you
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19:12.48DJDandoes VBOX Debian support virtual PCIE wireless cards? For some reason i dont think its picking up the Wireless card Broadcom extension  (Macbook Pro Mid 2010 17" Internal Airport Extreme BCM card)
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19:15.32towo`vbox does not support virtual wireless cards at all
19:15.37zarzari'm getting a version mismatch when installing libxml2-utils-dbg
19:15.47towo`no matter if it is the debian version or direct from oracle
19:16.00fly_agaricDJDan: install kvm
19:16.09fly_agaricit supports pci-e passthrough
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19:20.32zarzari'm getting a version mismatch when installing libxml2-utils-dbg https://pastebin.com/sapsHfQv
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19:25.39towo`zarzar, if libxml2-utils=2.9.4+dfsg1-4 is zo be installed, then you don't use stable
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19:38.00`Kevindoesnt virtualbox support pci passthrough via vboxmanage pciattach ?
19:38.18`Kevinre: scrollback ^ but id also suggest kvm
19:38.42zarzartowo`: how do i use stable?
19:40.21towo`zarzar, that is a question with no sense
19:40.35towo`zarzar, do you know, what you are doing on your system?
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19:41.00towo`Kevin`, it does and even depends on VT-d
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19:43.41zarzarnope
19:44.09towo`zarzar, paste the output of apt policy
19:45.19zarzartowo`: i ran apt-get remove libxml2, seems to be removing waaay too much
19:45.23zarzar:(
19:46.25towo`you should no do things, if you don't know anything
19:46.41towo`but it's your system, good luck
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19:50.29zarzartowo`: apt policy doesn't do anything
19:50.35zarzarinvalid operation
19:51.11towo`try apt-get policy
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19:51.30zarzarnada
19:51.42towo`then you don't have debian
19:51.49towo`or debian based system
19:52.01zarzartowo`: i'm running debian based distro for beaglebone black
19:52.09zarzarthoguht it was debian
19:52.14zarzarbased
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19:53.13towo`if apt-get policy does not show anything, you do nat have any debian based system
19:53.35towo`or you have a totaly fucked system
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19:56.31annadanenull_b0n3s, hi. do you have a question?
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20:12.16DammitJimis it still the norm to allocate swap to be twice that of RAM?
20:12.29koollmanno
20:12.43koollmanthere are machines with TB of ram
20:12.49spacebug^is there an easy way to run android apps in Debian? (since Anbox does not yet run on Debian)
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20:14.55DammitJimwhat is the norm, then?
20:15.07DammitJimor is there no such a thing these days?
20:15.28koollmanDammitJim: there are many norms, now :)
20:15.46koollmanI would say 'it depends but still have some swap'
20:16.22towo`suspend to disk depends on swap
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20:17.11koollmanyep. And I wouldn't want to try suspend to disk with 1TB swap :)
20:17.18towo`and if there is enough ram, and s2d is not used, swap is not needed really
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20:20.38koollmanDammitJim: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/install.111/b32002/pre_install.htm#LADBI202 is at least some logical definition. mine is closer to 'meh, 512MB is enough unless I have specific needs'
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20:21.27john_ramboHi, I am seeing a folder called ".luckybackup-snaphots" inside one of my folders in my home dir ..I have never used luckybackup ...Any ideas where this file came from ?
20:21.39john_rambofolder*
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20:25.18annadanejohn_rambo, you say "inside" one of your folders. which one?
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20:25.51john_ramboThe folder in which I keep my KeepassX database
20:25.56john_ramboannadane, ^
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20:34.26McErroneousHi, how do i disable network-manager in gnome asking for root passwd, everytime i want to change network configuration ?
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20:44.48DammitJimthanks koollman
20:45.03DammitJimfor me to do headless stuff against a debian server
20:45.11DammitJimI just need the xserver-xorg package, right?
20:45.16DammitJimand do ssh -X for X forwarding?
20:47.13koollmanDammitJim: xserver-xorg on the side you want stuff to appear
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20:48.57DammitJimhow about on the server one is connecting to that doesn't have a monitor?
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20:49.51DammitJimor is it X11-common?
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20:53.33gunixhow were the files called that were left behind by apt when installing new software that changed config files? I think it was dpkg-new or dpkg-old or something like that
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20:55.28koollmanDammitJim: x11-common is often needed but it would be a dependency of whatever you want to start
20:56.16koollmanDammitJim: but the X server is not needed at all. just some application that will be the X client, connecting back to your (local) X server to display stuff on your monitor
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20:56.46koollmanDammitJim: so whatever you run (maybe xclock or xeyes. my preferred remote x11 test :) )
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20:58.50gunixhow can i see the postinst and preinst scripts of packages?
21:00.02towo`gunix, read them in /var/lib/dpkg/info
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21:02.35gunixtowo`: any way of doing that before installing the package?
21:04.09annadaneit's probably in the source code tarballs under those titles...
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21:04.30towo`gunix, what are you trying to do?
21:04.48gunixtowo`: read the postinst script for apache2, out of curiosity
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21:05.15AroneBonsoir
21:05.51annadane!fr
21:05.51dpkgPour l'aide en francais, veuillez rejoindre le canal #debian-fr.  Francophone users: for help in french, please go to #debian-fr.
21:06.31towo`gunix, and what do you expect from it?
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21:06.59towo`gunix, you could download the deb-file, extract it and read those scripts
21:08.50masterkorpHello, what is the recomended way on install the proprietary ATI drivers?
21:10.08AroneLeL
21:10.09Aronemy bad :D
21:10.12Brigo!fglrx
21:10.12dpkgfglrx / AMD Catalyst is the proprietary display driver for AMD Radeon R9 200 series, Radeon R7 200 series, Radeon HD 8000/7000/6000/5000 and FirePro graphic processing units.  To install fglrx, see https://wiki.debian.org/ATIProprietary or ask me about <fglrx dkms>.  This driver is incompatible with the GNOME desktop of Debian 8 "Jessie" due to lack of EGL support (ref. §5.11 <jessie release notes>), use the <radeon> driver instead.
21:10.20Aronei go the baguette :D
21:10.33Brigomasterkorp, the dkpg message is for you.
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21:10.44towo`there is no fglrx anymore
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21:11.07towo`and there is no propritary ati driver at all in debian nowdays
21:11.12Brigothen that message and the ati message are outdated.
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21:27.38gunixtowo`: thank you for the advice!
21:27.56gunixtowo`: how do i download the deb file? :D
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21:28.31gunixtowo`: i think it's somewhere here: https://packages.debian.org/stretch/apache2
21:28.35gunixi feel like i am close
21:28.38towo`gunix, if you don't know that, you realy don't need to look in the postinst scripts
21:29.18towo`apt install devscripts; dget apache2
21:29.30gunixtowo`: that is offensive :D you can't judge me because i don't know that
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21:32.43gunixtowo`: no need to install devscripts (extra 140 MB of packages). i found the scripts here: http://security.debian.org/debian-security/pool/updates/main/a/apache2/apache2_2.4.25-3+deb9u3.debian.tar.xz
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21:33.09frikinzthen here is even simpler: https://sources.debian.net/src/apache2/2.4.25-3%2Bdeb9u1/debian/apache2.postinst/
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21:39.55gunixtowo`: thank you for the advice. i managed to open the archive and look around inside at postinst, preinst, postrm, config files. this is really cool
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21:43.16gunixfrikinz: nice, thank you! i see there is src for everything on this website.
21:44.33gunixfrikinz: example, randomly searching for sources from random app: https://sources.debian.net/src/weechat/1.6-1%2Bdeb9u1/
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21:44.42gunixi like this, thanks
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21:49.10onlyjoke_Sorry if this question is so mainstream, but does anyone knows how to install unetbootin (or something like that) in debian?
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22:00.15annadaneonlyjoke_, well, what are you using it for? unetbootin isn't recommended for copying iso's
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22:02.13onlyjoke_annadane: i want to make a bootable usb drive
22:02.19onlyjoke_so what you reccomend? annadane
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22:02.33annadaneonlyjoke_, you can probably just use cp or dd
22:03.11annadaneonlyjoke_, it'd help if you tell us what specifically you want to make
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22:05.24onlyjoke_annadane: what in cp or dd? I want to install another linux distribution in my laptop alongside with my Debian (I want to make Dual boot), and i've got the ISO file of the Distro. But I dont have any CD Room, so i have to install the OS through Bootable USB drive
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22:07.08annadaneonlyjoke_, it depends on the linux distribution in question - there's probably an installation guide on their website - in general you can probably just have the usb unmounted and cp linux.iso /dev/sdx and sync
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22:08.21annadaneonlyjoke_, besides, it sounds like what you want is a live linux image
22:08.48annadanehard to really know when you just say "linux distribution", it could be anything
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22:09.43onlyjoke_it's actually Fedora annadane
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22:10.41annadaneonlyjoke_, so i don't know much about fedora but i'm 99% sure you can just do what i said; fedora probably has live images, but look on their website
22:11.17onlyjoke_annadane: alright im gonna do your suggestion first
22:11.22onlyjoke_thanks by the way
22:11.37annadaneyou can find your usb with lsblk, don't just type "/dev/sdx"
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22:11.53onlyjoke_okay annadane
22:11.58onlyjoke_thank you
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22:12.56annadanei guess what you can do in theory is repartition your drives but i don't know too much about that either and you run the risk of losing data
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22:15.57annadanemy recommendation really ought to work with fedora seeing how mainstream it is
22:16.06annadaneif it were "obscure distro x" i might think differently
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22:17.46onlyjoke_annadane: i think its not gonna work, because that only copy the .iso file to my drive not making my drive bootable
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22:18.07onlyjoke_obscure?
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22:19.18annadaneonlyjoke_, which is why i said you should have the usb be unmounted first
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22:19.25annadaneif you mount it and use cp then yes it will only copy it
22:19.44onlyjoke_annadane: oh I see
22:19.58annadaneonlyjoke_, and i'm saying if you're trying to make a fedora iso then using the standard tools in debian ought to work (but again, disclaimer, i don't know anything about fedora)
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22:20.19annadaneand you say you don't have disc space which is why i recommended a live image of fedora if it exists
22:21.03onlyjoke_annadane: Sorry, I didn't mean that I don't have disc space, I am saying that I want to have 2 OS in my laptop
22:21.21annadaneoh, "any cd room"
22:21.34annadaneright, well, then you can probably just use regular fedora if you have the space
22:21.40annadaneapology for the misunderstanding
22:22.01onlyjoke_annadane: No problem XD thanks for helping
22:23.03annadanethat being said, if debian is already installed and you want to install fedora on a seperate partition you'll need to find a way to do that, i'm not sure how that works
22:23.30annadaneas opposed to, for example, having a fresh system and installing debian first using the installer and using the installer to create partitions so that fedora can later go on it
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22:25.52onlyjoke_annadane: got it, i have to set a new partition
22:26.16annadanegparted can probably do it but have backups in case it destroys your debian data
22:26.35onlyjoke_annadane: 'just have the usb unmounted and cp linux.iso /dev/sdx and sync" how can I actually sync it?
22:26.44annadanejust type "sync"
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22:26.52onlyjoke_I already back it up
22:27.09onlyjoke_annadane: I'm done copying
22:27.15onlyjoke_now im gonna test it
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22:35.14nyaomii have a static ip set in /etc/network/interfaces; when i boot, my interface has the ip specified there, but i can only ping lan hosts, getting "network is unreachable" with wan hosts; if i "systemctl restart networking.service", i'm given a dhcp ip and can then ping wan hosts; this cycle repeats itself every time i reboot
22:35.18nyaomiany idea what might be going on?
22:35.23onlyjoke_annadane: sorry man, its not working
22:35.31onlyjoke_still boot into my debian
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22:35.57annadanewell, it's also possible you have to select the usb manually from the bios
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22:36.30onlyjoke_annadane: I already did
22:36.59annadaneonlyjoke_, well, keep in mind that what i said was only a suggestion, it's possible fedora does things a different way, which is why i said to look on their website for an install guide
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22:38.01onlyjoke_annadane: yes, i really appreciate it, im gonna visit their web now
22:38.33annadanei doubt it because it's fedora and it's mainstream and it's possible it doesn't work for a different reason but this really is getting into the realm of off topic
22:38.50annadane(well, not necessarily off topic, actually)
22:38.59annadane(but yes fedora may do things differently)
22:41.09annadaneonlyjoke_, you can also ask their irc for support
22:41.39onlyjoke_annadane: ok I got it thanks
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