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06:53.06fonkyhi all
06:53.53fonkywhat is the alternative to the command systemd-resolve --status ?
06:53.59fonkyim trying out stubby
06:54.17fonkyand only found some info online that deals with systemd sadly
06:54.30fonkydo i need a resolver like bind9?
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06:54.38fonkysorry dns server if i install stubby
06:55.03fonkyor souch, if anyone willing to shed some light on the matter would be nice, ty in advance
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06:56.45fonkydo i only run /etc/init.d/netoworking restart?
07:05.47fonkyoh, and one more, the commands dig and nslookup
07:05.49fonkywhat package?
07:06.08fonkyif anyone willing, ty in advance
07:13.00zatumilbind-dnsutils, generally you can apt-file search or use https://www.debian.org/distrib/packages#search_contents for debian packages
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07:18.18fonkynevermind ty
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10:12.18*** topic/#devuan is Welcome to Devuan! https://devuan.org | Releases: https://files.devuan.org (Jessie 1.0 old-stable, ASCII 2.1 stable) | | Conference (2019) https://www.dyne.org/the-first-devuan-conference/ | Forum https://dev1galaxy.org | Chanlogs http://maemo.cloud-7.de/irclogs/freenode/_devuan/ | take offtopic chat to #debianfork
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10:47.19ukinedoes "web server" in tasksel grab apache or nginx on stable, anybody know?
10:53.38zatumilapache2, https://pkginfo.devuan.org/stage/ascii/ascii/task-web-server_3.39+devuan1.9.html
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11:01.30ukinety zatumil
11:02.14ukinei was highly suspicious it was the tried and true apache2 but wasn't sure :]
11:02.30ukinelike that option has been forever already
11:02.38ukineforever to me ;]
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12:57.32beagleboniushelp
12:58.37beagleboniuswhich package contains the command "startx" ?? is there a way to look that up?
12:59.09DNiedbeaglebonius: apt-file search startx
12:59.19beagleboniusthank you
13:00.12beagleboniusapt-file is not available on my system...
13:00.48DNiedbeaglebonius: so install it... apt install apt-file
13:01.05beagleboniusthank you
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13:23.38fsmithredand then apt-file update
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19:09.07HumHow about naming the G release after 9965 GNU? Devuan GNU, a GNU/Linux Distribution?! ;)
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19:10.39MinceR:)
19:10.45MinceRsounds good to me
19:13.09golinux_Maybe in another 10 years. If the internet still exists by then
19:13.45golinux_(Nothing like being in the present)
19:14.56MinceR:>
19:16.06HumIn 10 years? What will happen to Debian, that they release more then 26 releases in such a short time?
19:16.19Hum;)
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20:17.37golinux_Hum: GNU would be 4 releases after Beowulf.  At the rate we can get devuan out the door, it could take that long before we get there.
20:19.05Humgolinux_: Oh yes, you are right.
20:19.50golinux_:)
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21:57.15sauron-hi, how do i disable hibernate and suspend from terminal?
22:01.01Hurgotronsauron-: pm-hibernate and pm-suspend
22:07.57sauron-Hurgotron what do i have to type to disable that? the man pm-hibernate doesnt tell
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22:11.27Hurgotronsauron-: Just the command, no parameters.
22:12.00sauron-used sudo pm-hibernate and went to hibernation
22:12.24sauron-thats what i want to disable
22:12.27sixwheeledbeastI don't believe there are options for that. You would have to control the commands with users and permissions.
22:12.58Hurgotronah, disable... sorry, misread.
22:13.19sauron-in that case... how do i set in power do nothing when close screen in my laptop?
22:13.21HurgotronSimply remove the commands? :)
22:13.33HurgotronEnergy management.
22:13.38sixwheeledbeastIt's not just a simple one line command you will have to look into how to make those permissions and test them
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22:53.36systemdlete2exim4 is supposed to work out of the box, for a minimalistic configuration?  I run lsof and I don't see exim4 listening on ANYthing
22:53.51Xenguyhaha
22:54.01systemdlete2Trying to figure out what needs twiddling by looking at man pages, etc
22:54.06XenguySorry, just laughing
22:54.11systemdlete2no problem.
22:54.21XenguyIt should work out of the box...
22:54.33XenguyAnd I'll stick my neck out and say...
22:54.36systemdlete2I even ran dpkg-reconfigure
22:55.23systemdlete2and say...
22:55.24systemdlete2???
22:55.25XenguyAlthough exim has always been the default MTA for Debian/Devuan, I absolutely preferred working with Postfix, having used both
22:55.46systemdlete2yeah.  Seems I normally end up removing exim4 and replacing it with postfix also
22:55.58XenguyI don't know why they just didn't bite the bullet and replace the default with Postfix
22:56.00systemdlete2OK, thanks for the reality check.
22:56.09XenguyBut whatever, that's life
22:56.20systemdlete2that's linux
22:56.27Xenguyhah, yeh
22:56.32systemdlete2well...
22:56.41XenguyI don't want to hijack your thread though
22:56.55XenguyYou have a problem with exim it seems
22:56.59systemdlete2actually, that's debian with systemd, after surgery to remove systemd
22:57.07Xenguyyep
22:57.10systemdlete2yep
22:57.17systemdlete2I hate this.
22:57.30XenguyIt's annoying, certainly
22:57.41XenguyBut not insurmountable
22:57.48systemdlete2It doesn't end with just this package though...   (right)
22:57.52systemdlete2we have a workaround
22:58.56XenguyWell share if you have something useful
22:59.08systemdlete2just postfix, that's all
22:59.20systemdlete2there might be another MTA out there, idk
22:59.26XenguyOh, OK, you move fast
22:59.44systemdlete2Yes, I have learned to give up quickly with these things...
23:00.02XenguyPostfix is top-notch, I really enjoyed using it, and it is supposedly designed with 'security' in mind
23:00.20XenguyI trust it
23:00.31systemdlete2Let's hope that postfix is systemd-proof
23:00.43XenguyGood question
23:00.59systemdlete2It's easy to configure and runs without problems; I agree.
23:01.06XenguySomething tells me yes, but do your own research
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23:28.13gnarfacesystemdlete2: it's "dpkg-reconfigure exim4-config"
23:28.30systemdlete2I did that.
23:28.38gnarfacedid it ask any questions?
23:28.39systemdlete2But I have postfix working, thanks
23:28.47gnarfacealright, nevermind then
23:29.11systemdlete2(yes, it did.  And I answered all of them with the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.  I swear I did.)
23:30.03gnarfaceyou can imply what it listens on in there by specifying addresses
23:30.44gnarfaceif you ever actually need to get exim4 working, it's something i've studied
23:31.07gnarfaceit's very good actually but i admit i bought and read their book
23:31.22gnarfaceit's possible the whole thing won't make any sense whatsoever without reading the book
23:31.49gnarfacebut the upshot is that every problem i had with it before turned out to be me mistaking how it would treat the strings you feed to it in the dpkg-reconfigure fields
23:32.23Xenguygnarface: Did you ever try Postfix?
23:32.42XenguyOr are you happy with Exim?
23:33.01gnarfaceXenguy: after sendmail, anything is better.  (and yea, i read the sendmail book too, so it's an apples-to-apples comparison)
23:33.22gnarfaceXenguy: but no, i didn't try postfix because i have a deep-seated fear of trusting a database with my mail
23:33.35gnarfaceXenguy: i have heard it's much easier to set up though
23:33.35XenguyThat's very funny gnarface , thank you for that humor
23:34.28XenguyI've seen that mention of concern re: database, perhaps it was you ; -)
23:34.47gnarfacewhen postfix first came out it was a real cause of commotion
23:34.58gnarfacethat was considered quite a risk back then
23:35.10XenguyAll I know is that it is intentionally designed for (good) security, and it seemed to work like a charm when I tried it
23:35.12gnarfaceopen source databases have admittedly improved a lot in the mean time...
23:36.28XenguyWell as you mention, sendmail was the gold standard back in the day...
23:36.42gnarfaceyea but it was just all we had, really
23:37.04XenguyThere ya go, it was first, that's all
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23:37.35XenguyNowadays, I'm thinking Postfix or Exim, either/or
23:37.41gnarfacethe folks at The University of Cambridge did a really good job on exim4 but it's clear that it was invented in a university research lab
23:37.52XenguyCan we talk about this stuff here?
23:38.02gnarfaceeh, we should take it to #debianfork probably
23:38.10XenguySure, let's do
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