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01:21.46bozoniustesting ascii.  Sound looks promising, rebooting with my headset as default sound device
01:42.25gnarfaceit wasn't you, bozonius, i had to run an errand
01:45.44bozoniusj/k
01:46.02bozoniusit was just the timing, it seemed perfect
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01:46.35bozoniussound is working at the command prompt in ascii.  I can arecord and aplay but I have to pass the -D param to tell them which device
01:47.00bozoniusI tried setting up the /etc/asound.conf file as it exists on my other VMs, but it did not seem to "take"
01:47.15bozoniushowever, ff does let me select which card I want to use
01:47.21bozoniusas well as the device
01:52.11bozoniusthis is weird.  ff can hear the mic but it plays back through the desktop speakers
01:52.23bozoniusthinks: If it's not one thing, it's another
01:52.54bozoniusevery one of these systems sound config seems to be different.  Just slightly enough different to drive ol' bozonius crazy
01:53.30bozoniusbbl to look at this some more
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04:01.54DocScrutinizer05offtopic, but "globally" (ok, EU-wide, and particularly DE) relevant:  https://blog.wikimedia.de/2018/05/02/danke-aber-das-reicht-nicht-nouploadfilter/
04:03.30DocScrutinizer05please move discussions on this to #devuan-de (lang de/en) and/or ##censor-my-helloworld (lang en)
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04:06.45bozoniusmy host got sick had to reboot
04:08.09bozoniusresuming ascii testing...
04:13.28AlexLikeRockfsmithred,  are you there ?
04:14.56AlexLikeRockgolinux,   are you there ?
04:15.30golinuxYes
04:15.47golinuxfsmithred is surely asleep
04:16.23golinuxI am wrestling with updates to the website
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04:30.42aslan8649hello, i am have a bizarre problem with VLC under devuan ascii. on two laptop computers running devuan ascii VLC 2.2.7 runs correctly. It displays the english subtitle for the  Austria Television Program DVD. The Devuan Server running Ascii and VLC 2.2.7 does not display the subtitles.
04:30.58aslan8649no matter what I do it will not display the subtitles.
04:34.55aslan8649I have tried to download and compile the VLC source for 3.0.2 the compile fails in Chromecast.
04:35.58aslan8649I would like to try to install the Ceres version of VLC, i just do not know how to access the Ceres depository.
04:37.25aslan8649I thought of downloading the Debian version of VLC which is at 2.7.8. but I really do not want to "mix and match" I would rather stay within Devuan.
04:37.34aslan8649any ideas
04:38.44aslan8649I will be back in the morning. later
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05:19.24bozoniusno xfce4-mixer in ascii?
05:19.53bozoniusit'd be helpful...
05:20.02bozonius(I'm not using pulseaudio)
05:21.56Jjp137iirc it was removed in Debian Stretch, and thus Ascii
05:22.07Jjp137trying to remember why
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05:23.04Jjp137found this: https://forum.xfce.org/viewtopic.php?id=9457
05:23.34Jjp137in the meantime, you could probably use alsamixer or maybe there's something else
05:32.13bozoniuswe will be eternally poettered to death...
05:32.26bozoniusthese dependdencies should never have existed
05:45.51MinceRif we can't maintain our own packages, we indeed will be
06:00.16gnarfaceaslan8649: did you check backports for a newer vlc?
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06:33.04bozoniusis there a non-development version of chromium?  the ascii chromium does not work with my headset, but v57 or so does.
06:34.01bozoniusi'm testing ascii and I am trying (desperately) to get my usb headset to work with it -- it is my last hope.
06:34.35enycbozonius: humm..... there might be many things going on ere but...
06:34.43bozoniusIt works fine on an anti-X VM, but there the chromium version is v57.
06:35.02enycbozonius: https://packages.debian.org/chromium suggestios jessie has a version 57 too
06:35.18bozoniusso how do I install it to ascii?
06:35.31enycbozonius: I would think you can (l/ikely) get the deb package and manually insatll v57 from deb and sort out any missing deps
06:35.32bozoniusdo I need a backport
06:35.41enycbozonius: no thats like a forward-port ;p
06:35.53enycbozonius: see ascii(stretch) has 66.0 etc..
06:35.54bozoniuswell, ok
06:36.05enycbozonius: im not convinced thats' your problem mind-you
06:36.07bozoniusyes, I see that.
06:36.13bozoniusok, what do you think it is?
06:36.28bozoniusaudacity works fine on ascii with my new headset
06:36.37bozoniusI can arecord/aplay fine
06:36.40enycbozonius: I dont know enout about  audio abstraction
06:36.50enycbozonius: aaaah new info here
06:36.51bozoniusthere is no pulseaudio
06:37.21bozoniusI've de-poetter'd my ascii as much as I can
06:37.34enycbozonius: may be something about those changes you've made thats stopping it working
06:37.39enycbozonius: however
06:37.41bozoniussuch as?
06:37.56enycbozonius: you'd need to narrow it down methodically, however...
06:38.12bozonius"those changes" <--- ???
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06:38.34enycbozonius: "de-poetter'd my ascii as much as I can", pulseaudio and all !!
06:38.50bozoniusanti-X, where chromium v57 works, is also de-poetter'd
06:39.06enycbozonius: right yes, and who knows how exactly and whatever-else
06:39.22enycbozonius: now.... i was gonig to go on to say [i need tymeto type this out!]
06:39.46bozoniusI see I have not completely de-poettered it yet:  avahi is running.
06:39.49bozoniusgo on
06:39.50bozoniussorry
06:39.53KatolaZbozonius: chromium is version 66 in ascii....
06:40.53enycbozonius: r.e. installing jessie packages chromiuw-57 etc..  what you CAN do  is edit your /etc/apt/sources.list  and  add BELOW all the 'ascii' lines  a duplicate copy with "ascii" changed to "jessie" in each case..   this will give your apt access to both suites  [some say not a good idea sometimes, it usually works and good enough for this...]
06:41.41enycbozonius: you can then "apt-get update" and then LOOK AT what you are offered when you  "apt-get install chromium=57.0.2987.98-1~deb8u1"
06:42.11Jjp137with something as big as chromium, that sounds a bit scary :p
06:42.12bozoniusand it will know to get the dependencies from jessie, not ascii?  or is that NOT supposed to happen
06:42.13enycthat MAY work to install the jessie-version and any 'old' libraries/dependencies it requires,  which may be good enough to test your theory in part
06:42.27enycbozonius: sort of, where explicitly requestied
06:42.46enycbozonius: but where the dp can be satsified with newer ascii version, it will use that
06:43.11bozoniusJjp137:  This is only a test VM for me.
06:43.28bozoniusI can snapshot it and try mangling it a bit
06:43.28Jjp137ah right
06:43.38bozoniusyeah, but I do agree with you there...
06:43.45enycbozonius: if you truly wanted chromium with jessie only libraries, you'd setup a jessie 'chroot' =)
06:44.00bozoniusa container!
06:44.27enycbozonius: did you understand above about older suites CAN be placed in sources.list, BELOW the newer suites above?
06:44.43bozoniusan easier way to test this theory might be to try building a v66 on anti-X
06:44.48bozoniuscompare it there
06:44.57enycbozonius: its not hard to do as i said, AT ALL
06:45.00enycbozonius: no building required
06:45.12bozoniustrue that
06:45.13enycbozonius: its' very likely to just 'install' as requested
06:45.22enycbozonius: but LOOK AT what apt says first..
06:45.30bozoniusok, so copy all the ascii repo lines and s/ascii/jessie/g
06:45.46enycbozonius: if it wants todo crazy downgrading everything and uninstalling half the system, you know its' bad ;p
06:45.53bozoniusright
06:46.04enycbozonius: but more likely it will just want to install some extra packages and downgrade chromium as requested
06:46.14bozoniusok, I'm on it...
06:46.47bozoniusbtw, is this useful?  I mean, aside from anyone else trying to use usb headset in ascii in chromium
06:46.50enycbozonius: its' important to put the jessie lines 'below'  generally,  so that  if there is ''apparently same version''  of a packgaeg in jessie *and* ascii,  the ascii binary will be preferred
06:47.09bozoniusright, right, I get the general gist of this
06:47.54enycbozonius: notice i pulled the version off packages.debian.org -- I don't KNOW that devuan maintain their own variant chromium
06:49.12enycchromium is apparently NOT on the devuan 'forked' list
06:50.11enycif, switching chromium to  jessie version,  ''works'', then some "apt pinning" game can be used to stop apt 'upgrading' it to ascii version on next "apt-get dist-upgrade".
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06:50.44bozoniusok
06:50.57bozoniusso it can't find the version (57.0....)
06:51.04enycbozonius: did you apt-get update ?
06:51.06bozoniusI used the example you posted above
06:51.09bozoniusoh
06:52.35bozoniusit's weird... seems to be working and for bozonius, that's nearly a miracle
06:53.50bozoniusomg, and the sound I and O works in chromium!!!
06:54.06bozoniusthanks enyc!!!
06:54.33bozoniusso it looks like the maintainers broke their software between 57 and 66
06:54.46bozoniusunless
06:55.06bozoniussomewhere along the line, it expected newer sound support
06:55.46bozoniusthe best part is, there is a simple test I can give them if I file a bug
06:57.27bozoniusdictaphone.audio is a voice recorder that can test the mic and headphone speakers
06:57.38bozoniusit works correctly in v57 on ascii, but v66 does not
06:58.17bozoniusof course, I'd also have to consider if all distros fail to allow v66 to work
06:58.35bozoniusstretch?  I don't have that here
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10:03.00DocScrutinizer05sorry for the noise, server update with mdadm issues
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11:14.28xkr47madam issues
11:41.45aslan8649what is the /etc/apt/source.list entry for devuan backports? i tried deb http://packages.devuan.org/merged ascii-backport main contrib non-free and get an error
11:42.10aslan8649The repository 'http://packages.devuan.org/merged ascii-backport Release' does not have a Release file
11:44.35aslan8649solved it it is "backports" plural
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11:44.52aslan8649solved it it is "backports" plural I has missed the 's'
11:49.33jonadabIs there a procedure (and documentation) for packaging up the new version of something (e.g., the latest NetHack release) and getting it into Ceres, or are we still operating on a "get it into Debian and it'll filter down to us" basis?
11:49.49jonadabwould like to see things get into Devuan first.
11:51.31KatolaZjonadab: so far we have followed debian
11:51.53KatolaZbut nothing prevents us from having newer packages in ceres
11:52.01KatolaZif we have maintainers for them
11:54.47jonadabI've not maintained a .deb package before.  But I've been meaning to learn.
11:55.04jonadabWhat is the best way to get started?
11:59.24KatolaZthe debian new maintainer guide
11:59.35KatolaZand the d1h walkthrough for devuan-specific stuff
12:00.00KatolaZhttps://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/maint-guide/index.en.html
12:00.19KatolaZhttps://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?id=549
12:03.13KatolaZjonadab: please consider thet devuan's workflow is based on git
12:03.54KatolaZd1h hides some of the complexity, but I would say that some previous experience with using git is highly recommended, if not mandatory
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12:52.15aslan8649there appears to be no vlc-nox version 3.0.2 is this because it does not exist in debian?
12:52.39KatolaZaslan8649: where exactly?
12:53.08KatolaZthe current version in ascii is 2.2.7-1~deb9u1
12:53.43KatolaZit looks like there is no vlc-nox in ceres (sid)
13:00.32aslan8649KatolaZ, i am having a problem with vlc so I am trying to fetch and install the latest version
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13:02.43jonadabKatolaZ: I have experience using git.
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13:03.14jonadabWell, up to a point.  Nothing very much more complicated than rebasing.
13:04.21jonadabI'll try to look at those docs this afternoon.
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13:23.00KatolaZjonadab: merging/rebasing is probably the most advanced thing you might need :)
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16:00.24aslan8649is there a way to have aptitude just fetch and install the ceres version of VLC and dependent packages?
16:00.58aslan8649why is the channel suffering such severe splits and so many
16:01.22KatolaZaslan8649: uh?
16:01.29KatolaZthere has not been any split recently...
16:02.21KatolaZthe last one was at 12:07am UTC
16:02.38aslan8649one at 08:44:51 another at 09:59:50
16:02.58KatolaZuh?
16:03.04aslan8649multiples overnight
16:03.18KatolaZare you sure it was this channel?
16:03.34aslan8649-ChanServ- [#devuan] Join us, and celebrate in freedom and justice
16:03.48aslan8649-ChanServ- [#devuan] Join us, and celebrate in freedom and justice
16:04.03KatolaZaslan8649: looks more like a disconnection on your side
16:04.06KatolaZnot a netsplit
16:04.08aslan864908:44:51 the first one
16:04.12KatolaZnetsplits are announced in the channel
16:04.21KatolaZand the last one was at 12:07am UTC
16:04.39KatolaZ-!- Netsplit *.net <-> *.split quits: malinas, detha, doppo, xrogaan, DeeEff
16:04.53KatolaZand wasn't "severe"
16:06.24aslan8649anyway, back to my question :: is there a way to have aptitude just fetch and install the ceres version of VLC and dependent packages?
16:06.59KatolaZaslan8649: you need a pin
16:07.11aslan8649ah
16:07.13KatolaZthe problem is that vlc has quite a lot of deps
16:07.26aslan8649that is so very true.
16:07.40aslan8649i tried to compile vlc 3.0.2
16:08.33aslan8649i tried the Videolan.org Contrib method. kept pulling in more and more libraries.
16:09.03aslan8649the original issue: is
16:09.18aslan8649hello, i am have a bizarre problem with VLC under devuan ascii. on two laptop computers running devuan ascii VLC 2.2.7 runs correctly. It displays the english subtitle for the  Austria Television Program DVD. The Devuan Server running Ascii and VLC 2.2.7 does not display the subtitles.
16:09.32aslan8649I thought of downloading the Debian version of VLC which is at 2.7.8. but I really do not want to "mix and match" I would rather stay within Devuan.
16:10.06KatolaZaslan8649: but the same 2.2.7 version works on another install, right?
16:10.15KatolaZso the problem is not the version
16:10.37aslan8649the two laptop computers are running Devuan Ascii and vlc 2.7.7
16:10.53KatolaZand it works...
16:10.57KatolaZso...
16:10.58aslan8649the large server is running Devuan ASCII and vlc 2.7.7
16:11.06KatolaZthe problem is not in the version
16:11.16KatolaZ'cause it's the same software
16:11.17aslan8649there is something different between the computers.
16:11.21KatolaZyep
16:11.31KatolaZwhich you won't solve by changing version
16:11.34KatolaZ:)
16:11.44aslan8649something is interfereing with vlc 2.7.7
16:11.49xrogaanheh?
16:12.08aslan8649upgrade to 3.0.2 and see if interfences goes away.
16:12.22KatolaZaslan8649: are you sure you have the subtitles on the machine that does not show them?
16:12.38KatolaZaslan8649: this is not the way to do debugging, I am afraid
16:12.39KatolaZ:)
16:12.45KatolaZ2.2.7 is working fine for you
16:12.51aslan8649it is the same media file being shared via nfs between all computers
16:12.59KatolaZso the problem is most probably *elsewhere*,not in the vlc version
16:13.17bozoniusKatolaZ:  ascii with chromium v57 is working... great!
16:13.45KatolaZaslan8649: you should check the permissions on the file
16:13.56bozoniusI ran the headset at duolingo for about 2 hours (not every exercise requires mic input, though) without incident.
16:14.00aslan8649KatolaZ, this is true. not debating that. I am trying to move VLC 2.7.7 out of the way so to speak
16:14.01KatolaZand whether all the clients are accessing the share with the same credentials, for instance
16:14.13KatolaZaslan8649: it's your call
16:14.19KatolaZit's already working
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16:14.28KatolaZso upgrading will most probably not solve your problem
16:14.34KatolaZupgrading is not *the* *solution*
16:14.47KatolaZespecially if you don't have a clue about what is the cause of the problem
16:14.57aslan8649KatolaZ, i am an B.S.E.E. university of illinois urbana-champaign, 66 years old. i make computers sing and dance . I think i know how to troubleshoot.
16:15.08KatolaZgreat
16:15.10KatolaZgo on then
16:15.13KatolaZand good luck :)
16:16.14aslan8649i have run "dpkg -l | awk '{print $2}' | sort | tee laptop-01-devuan
16:16.19aslan8649i have run "dpkg -l | awk '{print $2}' | sort | tee laptop-02-devuan
16:16.28aslan8649i have run "dpkg -l | awk '{print $2}' | sort | tee server-00-devuan
16:16.53aslan8649i have diffed the *-??-devuan to determine what is different
16:17.12aslan8649they are all the same.
16:17.34KatolaZso the problem is vlc?!?
16:17.44KatolaZhow do you access the share?
16:19.17bozoniusis a happy, but slightly concerned, camper
16:20.18aslan8649something is different.
16:20.22bozoniusascii's v66 version of chromium seems to break USB mic input.  I have not tested jack headset though I could
16:21.16aslan8649short of doing a byte by byte comparison of the computers I am trying to move "the one obvious symptom" out of the way.
16:21.29aslan8649The share is NFS
16:22.05aslan8649the disk is physically on the server. the laptop computers mount the drive over nfs
16:24.45aslan8649the server is AMD motherboard with 64GB of memory. 15 TB of disk space
16:25.21aslan8649the laptop computers are a Toshiba with 1tb and 16gb. an HP with 1 TB and 16GB
16:26.01aslan8649the laptop use Intel chip sets the server uses AMD and ATI chipsets.
16:26.30debdogmayhap vlc provides a log which contains info about whether it found a subtitle and if so, why it isn't loaded/displayed.
16:26.47aslan8649debdog, no such luck.
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16:28.00debdogwell, worth a shot
16:28.05debdog...it was
16:28.08aslan8649KatolaZ, if the vlc 3.0.2 version were to have the same issue than I would boot the old Debian Stretch disk and start from there.
16:30.03KatolaZaslan8649: are you accessing the nfs share using the same credentials on the three machines?
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17:31.32stanzMorning folks..I'm trying to tweak a '.sh', I notice 'systemctl' and wonder if that is part of 'systemd' stuff?
17:34.05debdogsysctl or systemctl?
17:34.58stanzsystemctl
17:35.12debdoghttp://www.ebugg-i.com/technology/linux/what-is-systemctl-linux-command.html
17:36.46stanzkewl, thx.
17:37.45stanzi'll need to change that then. will bookmark that site!
17:38.07muepsome scripts can check if they should run systemctl or service or something from /etc/init.d or something from /etc/rc.d
17:38.47muepfor things that don't want to check what is available, calling /sbin/service is fairly portable if the service name happens to match
17:39.29stanz"Deep breath here" I
17:39.58stanzlearning..
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17:43.16stanzline of interest is "systemctl stop NetworkManager", we use wicd, which I can '/etc/init.d/wicd stop/start = or the likes.'
17:44.08muepthat service name is also likely for Fedora or its derivatives instead of debian-like systems
17:44.23mueptry replacing it with /sbin/service network-manager stop
17:47.13stanzit's debian-based 'ParrotSec', full systemd. I'm trying to 'de-systemd' it.
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17:47.52stanzBelieve I'd /sbin/service wicd stop/start ?
17:48.00muepyes
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17:48.37muepif you are using sysvinit based services, you can get the service names by looking at /etc/init.d/
17:49.37stanzI'm using ascii, i'll check whats installed.
17:50.43stanzyep - /etc/init.d/wicd
17:52.01stanzand yep - sysvinit, installed.
17:53.29stanzon to tweak & test ~~ thx much muep!
17:53.57muepyou are welcome
17:56.46aslan8649KatolaZ, to answer your question concerning the NFS drive. yes.
17:57.51aslan8649the exportfs entry for all machines are identical except for hostname. the /etc/fstab entry are the same on all computers.
17:58.37aslan8649KatolaZ, I am starting to think that it is a "font" issue.
17:59.58aslan8649KatolaZ, right now dealing with attempting to purge dummy transitional packages which appear to have "hard" deps.
18:00.21aslan8649KatolaZ, tracking those down at the moment.
18:01.14aslan8649KatolaZ, also collecting all the deps for vlc-3.0.2
18:01.35aslan8649KatolaZ, vlc reminds me of Topsy
18:10.46aslan8649just growing and growing without thought nor control. getting bigger and bigger.
18:11.01MinceRthat's what she said.
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18:21.38bozoniusskype for ascii?  or only from skype's website download (skypeforlinux)?
18:25.00bozoniusI know skype sucks, but it IS popular.  I might want to use it to talk to Windows users.  If you know of a better tool, I'm ears, as long as it works with non-linux devices
18:25.29bozoniusbbs (coffee)
18:26.25MinceRMumble, WebRTC, Tox, Matrix
18:26.34MinceRXMPP/Jingle
18:28.01MinceReven teamspeak is less cancerous than skype
18:28.46gnarfaceaslan8649: yesterday i asked you if you'd already checked ascii-backports for a newer version of vlc and you never answered me (maybe due to the disconnect)
18:29.44gnarfaceaslan8649: however i agree with KatolaZ that it doesn't seem very likely to be the culprit here.  it seems to me like you've overlooked the most obvious first debugging step which should be to diff the `dpkg -l` output on all 3 machines and figure out which package is missing from the one that isn't working
18:30.19gnarfacethere's a slim chance it's some sort of video driver issue but even that seems highly unlikely since about 2006 or so
18:30.31gnarfaceit's most likely a missing package for rendering the actual subtitles
18:30.37gnarfacemaybe a font glyph package like you say
18:30.42gnarfaceor maybe a subtitle library
18:31.11gnarfacebut there is also some slight possibility of a corrupted user config file (sometimes upgrading between certain versions can corrupt them)
18:31.42gnarfaceso another thing you should have tried would have been purging the user's config files, or running it from a fresh user directory
18:33.27gnarfaceaslan8649: now, i agree with you VLC has plenty of quality control issues, but your assertion that it's doing something different on 1 of 3 identical installs still beggars belief
18:33.54gnarfacesome primary assumption is flawed here, and i'm betting on it being the part about the 3 installs actually being identical
18:35.11gnarfaceon the very strange chance it might be video driver related, i'd expect other observable misbehaviors in the video driver related to compositing transparent layers together
18:36.51bozoniuscant find a client for webrtc, just web page ui
18:37.40bozoniusnothing found for tox either
18:38.11gnarfacebozonius: you can use vlc to set up an ad-hoc peer-2-peer video chat in a pinch
18:38.20gnarfaceit's hardly a chat network
18:38.32gnarfacebut it can be done
18:38.35bozoniushuh
18:38.45bozoniusbut isn't another user here having issues with vlc?
18:39.01gnarfacesomeone somewhere is always having issues with vlc, i wouldn't let that deter you
18:39.45bozoniusI installed mumble, but I can't find the others MinceR listed
18:40.24muepmy impression is that at least webrtc is a protocol rather than a piece of software
18:40.34bozoniusme too
18:40.35gnarfacebozonius: pidgin is the popular xmpp client
18:40.41MinceRindeed, those are all protocols
18:40.56MinceRyou can use WebRTC via a sufficiently bloated browser and https://hubl.in/ , for example
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18:41.31MinceRi don't know if pidgin can use Jingle, but iirc Jitsi can
18:42.11MinceRhm, apparently Pidgin supports it too
18:45.39bozoniusgnarface: I had tried pidgin on jessie with my headset to no avail, but I'll try again on ascii
18:49.00gnarfacebozonius: well mumble doesn't do video, but i'd choose that for voice over pidgin
18:49.39gnarfacebozonius: also check out ekiga
18:50.19bozoniusah yes, akiga!  I used to use that, long ago.  On mandrake I think
18:50.34gnarfaceit's probably the closest thing to skype you're gonna find other than skype
18:50.52debdogafter some research I am going to give Tox a trial. it has chat, audio, video and is available for the common OSes
18:50.59bozoniusekiga was like pidgin,
18:53.18bozoniusis ekiga on windows?
18:53.45bozoniusif not it will limit me
18:53.57MinceRit is also on winblows
18:54.10MinceRalso, it uses SIP and H.323 so other users aren't limited to Ekiga
18:54.52bozoniuskool,MinceR
18:55.25jonadabbozonius: Yes, Ekiga is available for Windows.
18:58.19gnarfacesomeone alleged to me that skype is actually a ripoff of ekiga
18:58.37gnarface(that or the gnome-meeting project it came from)
18:59.21gnarfacei don't know if that's true
18:59.43MinceRlol
18:59.54MinceRthey suck at ripping off in that case
19:01.45gnarfacei've never actually used either, so i don't know
19:02.14gnarfacei can help you set up ad-hoc video chat with ffmpeg and ssh tunnels though
19:02.27gnarfaceit's more fun than it sounds :)
19:03.59bozoniusekiga works fine with my headset on ascii
19:04.13bozoniushave to launch it with apulse
19:04.25bozoniusbut volume controls in ekiga don't do anything
19:04.32MinceREkiga uses open protocols, skype uses obfuscated proprietary crap
19:05.56gnarfacebozonius: are you able to control the volume with pavucontrol (if using pulseaudio) or alsamixer (if not)?
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19:06.02bozoniusalways manages to find a problem...
19:06.12bozoniusI'll try that nexxt
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19:06.28gnarfaceoh, you said apulse
19:06.29gnarfacehmmm
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19:23.55bozoniusekiga works with my usb headset, but it is a bit finicky; sometimes it stops working (no echo)
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19:25.02bozoniusgnarface: yes, playing with alsamixer does allow me to adjust the sound.
19:25.41bozoniusekiga emits messages like:  (ekiga:21755): GLib-CRITICAL **: Source ID 9599 was not found when attempting to remove it
19:26.08bozoniuswhen I google it, there are hits dating back 5 years, one saying these messages can be ignored
19:26.21gnarfaceglib and gtk are often noisy on other programs
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19:27.25bozoniusekiga even crashed one time
19:27.38bozonius(ekiga:21755): GLib-CRITICAL **: Source ID 9599 was not found when attempting to remove it
19:27.49bozonius(ekiga:21755): GLib-CRITICAL **: Source ID 9599 was not found when attempting to remove it
19:27.58bozoniusoops
19:28.00gnarfaceyou got the latest version of everything?  it kinda looks like it's losing a dialogue window or something
19:28.01bozoniushold on
19:28.13bozoniusThe error was 'BadWindow (invalid Window parameter)'.
19:28.23bozoniusAssertion fail: Function pthread_mutex_lock failed, file ptlib/unix/tlibthrd.cxx, line 1552, Error=107
19:28.42bozoniusyes, of course.  This is a fresh install of ascii (yesterday) but I'll do an update right now
19:28.47gnarfaceyea that often happens after something crashes and the window manager can't find the window that was supposed to open
19:29.10gnarfaceif the window was a video window, this could be a driver issue
19:29.22bozoniusno video...not yet
19:29.27bozoniusstill working on sound!
19:29.37gnarfaceoh
19:29.38gnarfaceright
19:29.44bozoniushuh, chromium update
19:30.02bozoniusI hope it doesn't break sound again...
19:30.05bozoniusoh nuts!
19:30.10bozoniusi forgot to pin it!
19:30.12bozoniusdang
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19:55.54aslan8649gnarface, i have all ready mentioned that I had done the dokg -l on all three machines. <aslan8649> i have run "dpkg -l | awk '{print $2}' | sort | tee laptop-01-devuan
19:55.55aslan8649<aslan8649> i have run "dpkg -l | awk '{print $2}' | sort | tee laptop-02-devuan
19:55.55aslan8649<aslan8649> i have run "dpkg -l | awk '{print $2}' | sort | tee server-00-devuan
19:56.30aslan8649gnarface, they are all the same.
19:56.52aslan8649gnarface, ascii-backports does not have anything.
19:57.05aslan8649gnarface, been there done that.
19:57.25gnarfaceaslan8649: ok, so what about the user configs?  did you try a fresh user or just purge the old per-user config from its home directory?
19:57.39aslan8649i am checking "fonts" at the moment.
19:58.16aslan8649trying to rid myself of the "dummy transitional" packages.
19:59.37aslan8649gnarface, i have tried multiple different users, virgin accounts, same results. so it is not user specific.
19:59.49gnarfaceok
19:59.53aslan8649gnarface, it appears to be global
20:00.30gnarfacethe systems, are they all set to the same locale?
20:00.58gnarface`dpkg-reconfigure locales`
20:01.09aslan8649gnarface, yes, the three computers are within a 2 meter diameter circle.
20:01.21gnarfacei mean the setting of the locales package :-p
20:01.24gnarfacenot their physical location
20:01.24bozoniusascii:  synaptic pacage manager does not run from menu.  THe reason is it wants authorization from root. I can run it from a root shell ok
20:01.45aslan8649gnarface, i know what you meant and i said that they are identical.
20:02.48gnarfaceaslan8649: vlc is usually pretty noisy in console output if you start it from a shell.  have you run a diff of the vlc outputs?
20:02.58aslan8649gnarface, it is something really odd and probably bizarre.
20:03.31gnarfacewell vlc may still complain about it visibly, but it may be easy to lose in the noise of all the other stuff it complains about
20:03.51aslan8649gnarface, been there done that. other than time differences in the output they are eassentially identical
20:04.32gnarfacepretty weird, for sure
20:05.19fsmithredbozonius, it's a known problem. pkexec seems to be broken in debian stretch, too. Doesn't work in xfce.
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20:06.29aslan8649synaptic package manager runs from the menu here. devuan ascii.
20:06.45fsmithredaslan8649, what desktop?
20:06.55aslan8649synaptic package manager runs from the menu here. it also worked in debian stretch
20:07.01aslan8649xfce4
20:07.13fsmithredweird.
20:07.18aslan8649three computers all work
20:07.25fsmithredhasn't worked for me in any xfce install, devuan or debian
20:07.39aslan8649works for me.
20:07.48fsmithredoh, you have your user in sudo group, I'll bet
20:08.08fsmithredit works in that case
20:09.18aslan8649no it asks me for the root password
20:09.30fsmithredwtf?
20:09.58fsmithredhow did you install?
20:10.58aslan8649with aptitude
20:11.07aslan8649wait one.
20:11.10fsmithredok
20:13.24aslan8649http://wien.blauedonau.com/~terrylr/synaptic.dir/
20:13.57aslan8649screenshots
20:14.16aslan8649pictures tell the entire story
20:14.48fsmithredI'd like to see the installed package list
20:14.50bozoniusfsmithred: thanks
20:14.55fsmithreddpkg -l > pkglist
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20:17.22aslan8649http://wien.blauedonau.com/~terrylr/synaptic.dir/devuan-package-list
20:17.26fsmithredthanks
20:18.27aslan8649fsmithred, anything else, milk and cookies perhaps?
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20:18.41fsmithredalready have a cup of coffee, thanks
20:18.45fsmithredmaybe cookies
20:19.34aslan8649i only have diabetic friendly cookies
20:20.08fsmithredno-sugar-added is ok, but fake-sweetener-added I will pass.
20:20.31aslan8649splenda, the sweetner for diabetics
20:20.51aslan8649shoots insulin 4 times a day.
20:21.01bozoniuspin chromium:  File "Package Chromium   Pin: release o=Debian a=jessie   Pin-Priority: 500"  is that close?
20:21.09aslan8649also lives on morphine
20:21.12bozonius(3 lines)
20:21.27bozoniustramadol makes bozonius happy
20:21.30fsmithredn=jessie
20:21.44fsmithredand can probably skip the o=Debian
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20:22.30bozoniusfsmithred: Made your changes, but still wants to upgrade chromium
20:22.36bozonius(using -s to apt-get)
20:22.52aslan8649bozonius, why i am diabetic and live on morphine; http://wien.blauedonau.com/~terrylr/accident-pictures.dir/ridder_accident_pictures_024-equalized.jpg
20:23.17aslan8649http://wien.blauedonau.com/~terrylr/accident-pictures.dir/ridder_accident_pictures_022-equalized.jpg
20:23.20bozoniusno need to explain, aslan8649.  We all deal with various health issues...
20:23.41fsmithredfirst line should be
20:23.47fsmithredPackage: chromium
20:24.00aslan8649bozonius, there are things worst than death, surviving a head-on-collision is one of those.
20:25.06fsmithredis it still considered head-on when the attack is from the air?
20:25.16aslan8649bozonius, my entire body is a health issue.
20:25.49bozoniusfsmithred:  How should line 2 and 3 look, just to be complete?
20:25.58aslan8649accorning to the police it is. even though the Toyota 4RUnner landed on my van head-on.
20:26.18fsmithredI think you need to pin the exact version
20:26.24fsmithredI'll have to find an example
20:27.00bozoniussure it is "n" not "a" because these examples show it that way, but idk: https://wiki.debian.org/AptPreferences
20:27.12bozonius(updated in March 2018 I think)
20:27.15aslan8649well, be back later, have stuff to get done. my service dogs want to go out side for a bit.
20:27.37golinuxaslan8649: Has explained his situation before.  Cause and effect denies the theory of random events.
20:27.37fsmithredn for name (codename) a for archive
20:28.10fsmithredPin: version 0.57 (or whatever it is)
20:29.05bozonius57.0.2987.98-1~deb8u1
20:29.10bozoniusall that? ^^
20:29.27fsmithredwell, that'll keep it at that exact version
20:29.44fsmithredif you did 57.0* you would get updates if they start with 57.0
20:29.45bozoniuswhat priority?
20:29.58fsmithred1001 will definitely keep it at that version
20:30.14fsmithredbut anything higher than 500 should be ok
20:30.28bozoniusah, perfect.  thanks
20:30.32bozoniusthat works
20:30.35fsmithred1001 will cause it to downgrade to the version you want (if a higher one is already installed)
20:30.55bozoniusbut if an update to 57 comes, it will do the update
20:31.26bozoniuseven if it doesn't I hope that the newest v66 will fix the problems
20:31.55fsmithredif you use 57* then you will get newer 57.x updates
20:32.27bozonius57.*
20:33.03fsmithredwell, yeah, that'll prevent you from getting version 570 when it comes along
20:33.24bozoniusat the present rate, that should be in...about... idk, 3 months?
20:33.30bozoniusj/k
20:33.35fsmithredlol, yeah, that's what I was thinking
20:33.50bozoniusbuggy and untested as all hell, as usual, prob
20:34.08bozoniusanyway, this is working.  I've never done pins before
20:35.20bozoniusbut I am wondering what this means for chromium, and maybe for firefox also.  I'm not sure if its alsa or chromium that is preventing the mic from working with usb headset
20:35.31bozoniusv57 works fine
20:35.34bozoniusv66 does not
20:35.47bozoniusnot even sure how to proceed to sort it out
20:36.02bozoniusor if I am supposed to (it would seem I aught to given I am a user of devuan)
20:36.14bozonius(and, apparently, the only one with a usb headset)
20:37.31fsmithredbozonius, 'man apt_preferences' to read about pinning
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21:48.28aslan8649golinux ????
21:50.42aslan8649lions tigers and pinning oh my!!!
21:51.21aslan8649is pinning like being "smurf"ed
21:52.21aslan8649thinks they are too young to remember the smurfs
21:55.51aslan8649ah dinner time.
22:02.59golinuxaslan8649: Or too old to care about such silliness
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22:19.06aslan8649golinux, i am confused by your cause and effect statement.
22:20.09aslan8649golinux, i have seen far too much death to forsake silliness from time to time.
22:22.34aslan8649golinux, i am a throw the windows open let the fresh air flow through the rooms. let the floral fragrances mingle with the smells of the rooms.
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22:42.20aslan8649golinux, any guess what the average age of a devuan user is?
22:43.13aslan8649golinux, i lean toward the closer to the grave than the cradle age range.
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23:47.42aslan8649there are 7 packages that should be upgraded but are being held for some unexplained reason. http://wien.blauedonau.com/~terrylr/devuan-package-issue.dir/ are two screenshots of aptitude showing the held packages. any hints as to how to resolve this issue would be most appreciated.
23:56.58bozoniusshould I report a bug to chromium, that their v66 browser breaks usb mic input on devuan?  And does anyone else here have any experience with usb headsets on ascii?
23:58.36bozoniusI doubt that alsa is suspect, given that audacity and command line alsa tools do work correctly
23:59.01bozoniusbut I don't want to start a fire where one is not warranted. Perhaps there is more to consider?
23:59.14gnarfacethey may have simply changed how chromium chooses the default mic input
23:59.33gnarfaceit might be worth trying to force the usb headset to default with a custom ~/.asoundrc

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