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52 [00:44:29] <michael2> does anyone use bluetooth with debian stable? is it ready for end users? it seems to me to be a mostly broken unusable system?
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86 [01:21:23] <michael2> does debian have any useful documentation about the sound sub-system?
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89 [01:23:33] <rhizome> michael2: IME, not really. what's going on?
90 [01:25:25] <michael2> rhizome: my bluetooth stopped working, then my laptop's loudspeaker stopped working. and I don't know where to start the diagnosis/trouble shooting
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96 [01:31:47] <rhizome> michael2: sounds unrelated. check /var/log/messages for bluetooth info first, that's probably going to be the easiest first.
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100 [01:34:28] <michael2> rhizome: no kernel messages for bluetooth when I restart bluetooth daemon. but Im getting this when I log the bluetooth daemon itself:
101 [01:34:59] <michael2> Aug 07 11:06:59 laptop bluetoothd[17839]: Sap driver initialization failed.
102 [01:35:00] <michael2> Aug 07 11:06:59 laptop bluetoothd[17839]: sap-server: Operation not permitted (1)
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106 [01:36:48] <michael2> when I google those bluetooth error messages, I cant find any explanation
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108 [01:38:45] <michael2> also, I don't know which service would I log to get messages for the loudspeakers integrated audio controller?
109 [01:40:44] <rhizome> sudo service bluetooth status
110 [01:41:24] <rhizome> for sound you probably have alsa at least, and probably pulseaudio on top of that
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115 [01:46:17] <michael2> rhizome: `sudo service bluetooth status' was the command which gave me those error messages I posted above. do you know how to log pulseaudio? would pulse audio daemon print messages related to my integrated audio card going down?
116 [01:46:45] <rhizome> you can just do `pulseaudio -k` and it will restart
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118 [01:47:43] <michael2> I just did that, now when I start pavucontrol . there are no sinks available at all?
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120 [01:48:46] <rhizome> try playing something, the sinks disappear when idle
121 [01:49:12] <rhizome> or check the devices tab just to see if it sees anything anywhere
122 [01:50:57] <michael2> rhizome: yes, I did all that. I guess Im looking at a complete re-install of debian to fix
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124 [01:51:39] <rhizome> nah, shouldn't be necessary
125 [01:52:05] <rhizome> what are you using to play audio? try vlc, since there's output configuration there that you don't get in browsers.
126 [01:52:24] <rhizome> what does alsamix show?
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128 [01:53:03] <michael2> well, I guess it comes down to whats easier? complete re-install involving well known - if somewhat tedious steps. or some completely unfixable problem - which may take 5 minutes or make take 2 months to fix?
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130 [01:53:38] <michael2> rhizome: I tried playing video in firefox and in vlc
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133 [01:54:28] <michael2> the only audio output option I have in vlc is "dummy device"
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135 [01:55:04] <michael2> oh, its actually "dummy output"
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138 [01:57:25] <rhizome> for "Output module?"
139 [02:00:32] <michael2> rhizome: in vlc, from the top level menu. I clicked on [audio] dropdown menu, from there I click on [audio device] that displayed a list of devices - which only had one entry
140 [02:00:53] <michael2> "dummy output"
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145 [02:02:48] <rhizome> i was looking at Tools > Preference > Audio tab > Output module
146 [02:02:53] <CFS-MP3> newbie question... how can I still a specific linux-image version that was in backports but it's not (apparently), anymore? Specificaly, I want 4.16, but backports already installs 4.17. I need 4.16 because it's the one that currently works with VirtualBox
147 [02:03:01] <CFS-MP3> how I can install I meant
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153 [02:08:00] <michael2> rhizome: I see that now. when I do that I get a list of options like: "pulse audio output", "alsa audio output" etc. none of them do anything
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155 [02:08:45] <rhizome> michael2: set it to alsa, then check the "Device:" dropdown
156 [02:09:12] <annadane> !snapshots
157 [02:09:12] <dpkg> replaced-url
158 [02:09:14] <annadane> CFS-MP3, ^
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160 [02:12:30] <michael2> rhizome: ok, I set it to alsa screenshot: replaced-url
161 [02:13:13] <rhizome> ok, can you play anything in vlc?
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166 [02:16:10] <michael2> rhizome: first, when I click that "device" dropdown , I get a huge list of devices, which one do I choose? when its set to "pulseaudio" no sound is played - and no sinks appear in pavucontrol
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171 [02:19:29] <rhizome> you can try to play vlc directly through alsa, see if you can figure out a device that works. choose something simple like analog (or digital) stereo in/out
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174 [02:21:34] <michael2> rhizome: yes, I tried that none of them worked
175 [02:21:56] <rhizome> that was fast, i have like 50 entries in mine ;)
176 [02:23:07] <rhizome> what do you see in alsamix? oh, and does the time move when you play something in vlc?
177 [02:23:21] <rhizome> [the bar in vlc]
178 [02:23:26] <michael2> same, I tried the first dozen or so most obvious ones. Im assuming if no sound works with stereo, then it definitely won't work with 7.1 channel surround sound etc
179 [02:23:36] <rhizome> sure
180 [02:23:47] <rhizome> less /var/log/messages see if anything popped up there
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182 [02:24:21] <michael2> video plays fine in vlc - just no sound appears. I don't have alsamixer installed. I'll try install now
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186 [02:25:33] <rhizome> oh, is it in alsa-utils?
187 [02:25:50] <rhizome> sbt
188 [02:25:54] <michael2> hmm, I'll try
189 [02:26:08] <rhizome> alsam[tab]
190 [02:27:15] <michael2> thanks, dpkg is installing "alsa-utils" now
191 [02:29:22] <michael2> ok, alsa-utils is installed, and Ive started alsamixer "UI"
192 [02:29:43] <michael2> so do I try choosing alsamixer device from vlc now?
193 [02:30:19] <rhizome> no, run alsamixer just to see what shows up
194 [02:31:02] <rhizome> hit f6 and see what it thinks you have
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197 [02:31:17] <rhizome> also how many meters does it give you
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199 [02:33:26] <michael2> rhizome: here is what F6 gives in alsamixer: replaced-url
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201 [02:34:07] <rhizome> so you're probably going to want to select the intel
202 [02:34:17] <rhizome> which thinkpad btw
203 [02:34:25] <michael2> thinkpad edge
204 [02:34:46] <michael2> wouldn't mind the x220
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206 [02:35:07] <michael2> ok, selecting the intel gives alot more mixers
207 [02:35:19] <Tenacious-Techhu> When I kill the processes of the current user logged into the GUI from a different Virtual Console, why am I switched from the other Virtual Console to the one the GUI is in? How do I prevent that switch?
208 [02:36:41] <rhizome> Tenacious-Techhu: you mean like ctrl-alt-f4 or whatever?
209 [02:36:57] <Tenacious-Techhu> rhizome, like the following:
210 [02:37:16] <Tenacious-Techhu> 1. ctrl-alt-f6
211 [02:37:29] <Tenacious-Techhu> 2. Log in as another user, escalate to root
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214 [02:38:23] <Tenacious-Techhu> 3. Log out/kill user currently logged into GUI at Virtual Console 7 (ctrl-alt-f7)
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216 [02:39:08] <Tenacious-Techhu> 4. Become confused at the currently viewed Virtual Console switching to 7 (ctrl-alt-f7), without being told to, for no apparent reason
217 [02:39:39] <Tenacious-Techhu> What is causing that switch, and how do I prevent it?
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222 [02:44:21] <rhizome> huh, dunno. man kill/killall might have some hints
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224 [02:49:25] <Tenacious-Techhu> rhizome, I don't think so; I think it has more to do with how the GUI starts up/restarts/whatever; it seems like something beyond the usual bash stuff.
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226 [02:50:13] <Tenacious-Techhu> Know anyone around here I can ask?
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232 [02:57:24] <michael2> rhizome: oh, well its not working. thanks anyway for help, at least I learned some new things from you about vlc which is pretty cool :)
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354 [05:26:14] <Gunni> why is installing without swap so outrageous that the installer doesn't even support it?
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356 [05:28:17] <c-c> you need swap once memory runs out - if memory runs out and you don't have a swap the situation is "unknown"
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358 [05:29:25] <Gunni> c-c what if it isn't ever going to run out, or that if it does, the machine might as well be down, and i'll add more
359 [05:29:58] <Gunni> swap in my mind is "useless, permanent waste of disk space"
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363 [05:30:42] <c-c> It can, I guess.
364 [05:31:25] <c-c> Gunni: do you ever use sleep or hibernation?
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367 [05:31:32] <Gunni> no, it's a server
368 [05:31:51] <Gunni> if i select entire disk with lvm in the debian installer, it reservers swap space and i found no way to remove it and allow / to use that space
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370 [05:33:40] <Gunni> so what i resorted to, is install the VM with the minimum amount of ram, and then increase it after installation
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373 [05:37:23] <c-c> Gunni: ok maybe the installer has changed, but I remember accidentally making a system with swap on the root fs
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375 [05:37:53] <c-c> strange also that I seem to have vague recollections of having swap as a file on a fs, as an alternative...
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377 [05:38:45] <Gunni> you should try it, it's an infuriating challenge, install debian with LVM and 0 swap, GL HF
378 [05:39:28] <Gunni> i even tried manually creating the lvm using commands, seemed to work, but then grub wouldn't install for some reason, yay
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380 [05:40:02] <c-c> Gunni: whats so special about your server that it doesn't use a swap?
381 [05:40:22] <Gunni> nothing special, swap is just a waste of disk space
382 [05:40:33] <c-c> It only uses rust software so 0 memory leak bugs are 100% guaranteed?
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384 [05:40:57] <Gunni> redundancy is better than assuming software never fails
385 [05:41:01] <c-c> I'm sorry but your facts are not correct.
386 [05:41:21] <c-c> You are making guesses where theres a common, well known point of failure.
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390 [05:42:15] <Gunni> if a servers memory becomes full, i want it to crash so that it gets out of the server pool and gets replaced, a swapping server might just become slow
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392 [05:43:48] <Gunni> if I make the mistake of adding not enough ram to a server, that's my bad, and i'll fix it by adding it in the hypervisor
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394 [05:45:01] <c-c> Gunni: you want the server to crash, not the system
395 [05:45:27] <Gunni> why? from my perspective they are one and the same
396 [05:45:36] <c-c> anyway, I'm certain I don't understand your approach so better wish you good luck!
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399 [05:46:30] <c-c> (a server is piece of software running on a system running on a kernel running on hw/vvisor)
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401 [05:47:13] <Gunni> i said from my perspective, since a system only has one role, running the server, then distinguishing between them becomes redundant
402 [05:48:34] <Gunni> if that sole responsobility fails (swapping/slow/oom) then the entire system fails, and either i add more ram or just restart it
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405 [05:49:17] <c-c> Gunni: you seem confused, but let me suggest you make a swap file, perhaps some hundreds of megs to spare?
406 [05:49:59] <Gunni> i can't the installer makes a partition that is equal in size to the ram size
407 [05:50:23] <Gunni> my only confusion is why the installer forces me to have any swap
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410 [05:51:17] <c-c> You can create a mini swap partition at the end of the disk space and delete it after creating a swap file replaced-url
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414 [05:52:34] <c-c> and sorry for not being able to help you further, and please note that page is kind of old, Gunni
415 [05:52:42] <Gunni> i tried, but couldn't get that to work
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417 [05:54:06] <c-c> Um, whats that?
418 [05:54:27] <Gunni> user count limit?
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420 [05:55:10] <Gunni> anyway thanks for trying c-c, appreciate it
421 [05:56:12] <c-c> Well its an interesting point you brought up, too bad I'm bit divided between stuff so I don't quite have the time to fire up the test vm for test install to learn more
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424 [05:59:55] <c-c> Gunni: one more point on that. Does your system use systemd?
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426 [06:01:00] <Gunni> i have no idea, just need a few debian systems for a thing, if it comes with systemd then yes, othervise no
427 [06:01:09] <Gunni> i prefer systemd though
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429 [06:02:03] <Gunni> i usually run centos
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431 [06:03:02] <c-c> So you would want to (re)conf your swap setup with systemd's systemctl, or something along those lines.
432 [06:03:35] <c-c> replaced-url
433 [06:03:44] <c-c> Good luck!
434 [06:03:49] <Gunni> literally useless, the disk space is already partitioned the swap partition is there, sure i could remove it and use lvm to extend / but meh
435 [06:04:17] <Gunni> i just installed the vm with the minimum amount of ram, much easier
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438 [06:04:51] <Gunni> centos lets me just delete the swap partition and resize / in the installer, which is why this bugged me so much
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444 [06:06:19] <c-c> Gunni: sounds to me like you could actually look into how the installer works.
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448 [06:07:31] <Gunni> not really interested since i need so few machines, and my opinion on the uselessness of swap is obviously not shared so i'm not going to bother
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451 [06:08:49] <c-c> Well, you fail at what you are doing, because you didn't bother to do your homework. Technically thats not a debian problem, so, this is off-topic here.
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537 [07:51:57] <nirakara> hi guys. was wondering; is it worth shutting down background services that i usually use for dev, like postgresql and memcached, redis etc if I want to save battery and am not using them?
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539 [07:52:39] <nirakara> am using a laptop and looking for ways to improve my battery life beyond the usual tools (laptopmode.tools cpufrequtils)
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543 [07:54:52] <ksqsf> nirakara: those services will be sleeping when there are no requests, and have little impact on battery life
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545 [07:57:15] <Haohmaru> can some cpu cores be switched off maybe?
546 [07:57:30] <nirakara> ksqsf: thanks for the tip
547 [07:57:42] <nirakara> Haohmaru: i would have assumed laptopmodetools/cpufrequtils is taking care of that
548 [07:58:23] <Haohmaru> oh, then.. maybe it's already doing whatever it can
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575 [08:30:42] <tobiasBora> Hello,
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578 [08:31:21] <tobiasBora> I'd like to know, why debian refuses to enable by default user namespaces?
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602 [08:49:39] <bites> tobiasBora: what for?
603 [08:49:40] <Plasmoduck> How do I stop my bluetooth keyboard going into standby mode? If I don't type for about 3 or so minutes, it goes to sleep and it doesn't respond until I turn it off, turn off the bluetooth connection via the bluetooth manager in gnome, then turn the keyboard back on and turn the bluetooth connection back on and start pressing buttons on the keyboard. Then the keyboard will connect and start working again. This is SOOOOO annoying. It happens
604 [08:49:40] <Plasmoduck> on Debian & Ubuntu.
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606 [08:51:19] <bites> tobiasBora: just in general? that doesn't make much sense. in lxc? ask the lxc devs.
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609 [08:53:03] <tobiasBora> bites: well this module is quite usefull to mount a folder as a user, and I guess it has lot's of benefits, the one I need is to mount ~/.nix into /nix in order to be able to run nix efficiently (proot is too unstable and slow)
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611 [08:53:58] <tobiasBora> I know that others distro already enable user namespaces (at least I'm sure for ubuntu)
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613 [08:55:05] <bites> tobiasBora: are we talking about the same thing? user namespaces is the mapping of uids used in containers for isolation.
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617 [08:57:08] <tobiasBora> bites: well I'm not an expert, but on the internet people are talking about usernamespaces: replaced-url
618 [08:57:52] <tobiasBora> here is a simple script that uses it: replaced-url
619 [08:58:19] <tobiasBora> if I understood correctly, they run a lightweight container, and bind mount the good folder in /nix
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623 [08:59:37] <bites> right. debian does support user namespaces.
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626 [09:00:17] <tobiasBora> bites: yes, but not by default
627 [09:01:03] <bites> yes by default. your tutorial even explains how to check.
628 [09:01:11] <bites> what do you mean, not by default?
629 [09:01:38] <tobiasBora> bites: well if the sys-admin does not enable this feature, I can't use it
630 [09:02:04] <tobiasBora> and because sys-admin usually do not care this feature, they don't enable it
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632 [09:02:22] <tobiasBora> except if the server is running ubuntu or another non-debian system
633 [09:02:23] <bites> you don't have root access to your machine?
634 [09:02:50] <bites> i really don't know what you mean with enable. the feature is built into the debian kernel.
635 [09:02:52] <Haohmaru> how much "yours" is it then
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637 [09:03:08] <tobiasBora> bites: on mine, yes, but debian is widely used as a server os, and I'd like to run nix on these remotes debian server on which I've no root access
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639 [09:04:45] <bites> why do you have to canstantly use words you don't understand and i have to force the truth out of you?
640 [09:05:39] <bites> user namespaces work the same way in ubuntu, arch, any other distro.
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643 [09:07:18] <bites> even your tutorial says "Note: This assumes you have the permission to use sudo"
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647 [09:10:27] <bites> tobiasBora: if you vps provider uses a kernel where user namespaces are disabled, you unserstand that's not a debians fault, right?
648 [09:10:53] <bites> debian kernels have it enabled.
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653 [09:14:39] <themill> the kernel has CONFIG_USER_NS=y but it is disabled at sysctl level (like most other distros at the moment)
654 [09:15:05] <themill> (kernel.unprivileged_userns_clone=0)
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677 [09:42:09] <cybrNaut> anyone know how to get signal installed on Debian?
678 [09:42:20] <cybrNaut> this instructions are garbage => replaced-url
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683 [09:46:58] <tvm> cybrNaut, they could work though
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685 [09:49:21] <Haohmaru> crap, since some time, during boot i see some warnings/errors about ACPI, and now the computer restarted itself once while it was in suspend, and another time while sitting doing nothing in the desktop
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689 [09:50:51] <cybrNaut> tvm: not sure how. The url is bad
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691 [09:51:08] <cybrNaut> try browsing replaced-url
692 [09:51:20] <cybrNaut> 404 Not Found for me
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695 [09:51:51] <cybrNaut> i'm not sure what "xenial" is, but that's suspect as well
696 [09:52:07] <Fox> xenial is ubuntu
697 [09:52:53] <Fox> I would not install ubuntu packages on a debian
698 [09:52:55] <Haohmaru> there was some command that let you watch, i don't know.. "dmesg" as new messages pop up in it
699 [09:53:11] <tvm> yes, it adds another source to your sources and then installs the package
700 [09:53:29] <tvm> if the source is dead, you will have to find it elsewhere
701 [09:53:50] <tvm> Haohmaru, tail -f /var/log/syslog ?
702 [09:54:07] <cybrNaut> Fox: ah, but this bizarre b/c the main page says "debian".. anyway, this is more cause for suspicion. Debian packages can be installed on ubuntu, but not vice versa
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704 [09:54:30] <Haohmaru> tvm i think that's it.. thanks
705 [09:54:50] <Fox> you can install ubuntu packages on debian, if they have no dependencies, but I don't recommend it
706 [09:55:12] <tvm> yeah, i wouldn't recommend that either
707 [09:55:28] <tvm> unless you don't care much about that machine
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785 [11:10:49] <Luit> hi
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788 [11:12:40] <Luit> I'm looking to report a bug, but I'm not sure where to file it
789 [11:13:26] <Haohmaru> depends.. bug in <what> exactly?
790 [11:13:30] <Luit> I have weird graphical glitches, _mainly_ with Chrome, but not exclusively
791 [11:14:09] <Luit> so I'm not sure whether it's a Wayland thing, a Chromium/whatevertherendereriscalled bug, or both, or neither
792 [11:14:31] <Luit> where should I paste a screenshot?
793 [11:14:34] <Haohmaru> did you try firefox and other browsers?
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795 [11:14:45] <Haohmaru> imgur is one possibility for images
796 [11:15:06] <Luit> replaced-url
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798 [11:15:24] <Luit> it's like that, but it blinks between correct rendering and this
799 [11:15:36] <Luit> around 5x per second
800 [11:15:43] <Luit> maybe less
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802 [11:16:56] <vandman> can anyone help me with a bluetooth mouse connection problem?
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804 [11:17:11] <Luit> the weirdest thing: this happens when I maximize to the left or right, but no longer after I maximize full screen and then maximize
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813 [11:20:18] <Luit> this is Buster by the way, forgot to mention that
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817 [11:22:28] <Haohmaru> and did you tried anything?
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820 [11:22:55] <Haohmaru> also, i think for buster you should go to a debian channel on OFTC
821 [11:23:06] <Luit> OFTC means what exactly?
822 [11:24:14] <Luit> ah, found it in my server list
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825 [11:25:59] <Haohmaru> another IRC network
826 [11:26:29] <Haohmaru> since this channel here is about support for debian "stable" and afaik buster ain't stable yet
827 [11:26:31] <Luit> can't seem to connect there ...
828 [11:26:41] <Luit> gotcha, thanks :)
829 [11:27:19] <darkschneider> i'm probably missing something about how debian manages "old" php versions. i'm on sid and trying to use php7.1, the problem is that legacy php software needs apc.so that is shipped with php-apcu-bc, but that package just ships the version for *one* version of the php api, no basically one one version of php can work. what i'm missing
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832 [11:28:18] <sep> i am trying to disable a broken core in my cpu, i run echo 0 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu2/online ;; but the process hangs (any process that do anything with cpu2 hangs). is it possible to disable cpu2 without acctually accessing cpu2 ? eg via /sys/devices/system/cpu/offline or similar ?
833 [11:28:52] <darkschneider> so basically the package will install apc.so in just one of the api library dirs, but not any of the others necessary for other php versions to work
834 [11:29:43] <tarzeau_> sep: remove it physically?
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836 [11:31:20] <vandman> Does anyone had this issue: lost bluetooth mouse after 2 or 3 seconds. In Gnome bluetooth parameter, the mouse is still connected but not working.
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838 [11:32:10] <sep> tarzeau_, it is one core from 8 cores in a cpu hard to remove one :)
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841 [11:35:47] <vandman> anyone?
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843 [11:36:45] <jor> sep: sounds like it's even too broken to disable... only thing I can think of is trying it the other way around booting with maxcpu=1 and then re-enabling the working cores with the /sys/devicees/.../cpu/online commands
844 [11:37:14] <tarzeau_> with and without intel-microcode patches?
845 [11:37:21] <tarzeau_> or amd64 if it's not intel
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848 [11:39:02] <darkschneider> ok i do not get a thing: the files listed on packages.debian.org for a package and the one listed by dpkg-query for the same package, same version, differ. So there is something fishy, any clue where to look?
849 [11:41:11] <sep> perhaps
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859 [11:52:39] <Fox> !debian-next
860 [11:52:39] <dpkg> #debian-next is the channel for testing/unstable support on the OFTC network (irc.oftc.net), *not* on Freenode. If you get "Cannot join #debian-next (Channel is invite only)." it means you did not read it's on irc.oftc.net.
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862 [11:53:23] <themill> darkschneider: I have a vague recollection of packages.d.o not updating of late. (Are you looking at the same architecture? In what way do they differ?)
863 [11:53:48] <Fox> darkschneider: ask #debian-next please
864 [11:54:57] <darkschneider> yes i'm 100% sure
865 [11:55:03] <darkschneider> it's not updating
866 [11:55:25] <darkschneider> mm i'm not sure i believe to the freenode scam...
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868 [11:56:41] <darkschneider> i mean, not to be offtopic, but on freenode we have seen many things, from lilo pass away to this, all with a "scandal" attached to it...
869 [11:57:03] <themill> not on-topic at all
870 [11:57:17] <darkschneider> anyway thanks for the suggestion, /and sorry again for the offtopic)
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873 [11:57:59] <themill> there are also plenty of reasons why dpkg -L disagrees with packages.d.o
874 [11:59:21] <darkschneider> i see, what puzzles me is that it lists some files for a package, then you click to download it and then the package contains different files, and that imho is bad
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895 [12:18:24] <bipul> If system crash, for example my Debian has suddenly power off. Then where do i see inside the log?
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899 [12:19:21] <petn-randall> bipul: If it immediately powers off, you likely won't find anything in the logs. You can check /var/log/kern.log or syslog.
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901 [12:19:44] <petn-randall> bipul: But if it does that, I'd assume a hardware issue that has nothing to do with the OS.
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910 [12:24:20] <bipul> petn-randall, My system went offline suddenly, it makes me surprise. It was never happens before.
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915 [12:31:11] <tobiasBora> bites: to rephrase my question, why on a fresh debian install I can not use user namespace as a non root user without having error about permission, while on ubuntu and co, I can use user namespace on a fresh install with non-root users?
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918 [12:33:34] <Fox> tobiasBora: because of the defaults value for kernel.unprivileged_userns_clone
919 [12:33:55] <Fox> it's set to 1 in ubuntu, 0 in debian (for stretch at least)
920 [12:34:27] <tobiasBora> Fox: and any reason for that?
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923 [12:36:04] <tobiasBora> is it for security reason? Else I don't see the point of disabling it by default.
924 [12:36:25] <Fox> it is
925 [12:36:52] <Fox> replaced-url
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927 [12:38:43] <Haohmaru> vulnerabuntu ;]
928 [12:40:20] <tobiasBora> Fox: whoo I thouqht that this was solved…
929 [12:41:10] <tobiasBora> so does that mean that right now I can get root access on any recent ubuntu ?
930 [12:41:18] <mawk> and it's enabled again after 4.5.2 ?
931 [12:41:20] <mawk> I hope
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935 [12:42:04] <tobiasBora> hum
936 [12:42:35] <tobiasBora> in the linked webpage the status of the bug is fixed, isn't it?
937 [12:43:31] <tobiasBora> or maybe the fix is to disable it? ^^
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940 [12:44:00] <tobiasBora> so ubuntu is still impacted by this bug and I tould get privilege escalation on it?
941 [12:44:34] <Haohmaru> maybe ask in #ubuntu
942 [12:45:54] <tobiasBora> ok thanks
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1059 [14:44:13] <jelly> tobiasBora, that functionality has been linked to many security issues, not just one
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1158 [15:13:05] <tobiasBora> jelly: ok thank you. So this specific functionality is fixed right?
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1186 [15:41:15] <ujjain> What is the best way to change the default java? change $JAVA_HOME, $PATH or use the update-alternatives command? I wish to have both Java 7 and 8 installed on my Jenkins slave. (Debian 8)
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1188 [15:42:08] <petn-randall> !best
1189 [15:42:09] <dpkg> Best for what? Please define what you mean by "best". Gloria Gaynor! Tina Turner! Aretha Franklin! Men without Hats! Women without Hats! Men at Work! Women at Play! Anyone for Tennis!
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1194 [15:48:53] <hatchetjack> uninstall it?
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1197 [15:51:13] <petn-randall> ujjain: Really depends on what you want to achieve.
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1201 [15:53:29] <themill> ujjain: update-java-alternatives is likely the right approach to changing the default
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1203 [15:54:16] <jelly> tobiasBora, I'd say it's a work in progress wrt security, but if you need it (for containers or whatnot), you need it
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1210 [15:58:20] <tobiasBora> jelly: ok thanks
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1225 [16:11:24] <chomwitt> why there isnt any LC_TIME directory in /usr/share/locale ?
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1227 [16:12:21] <greycat> ... beeeecause LC_TIME is not the name of a locale?
1228 [16:12:31] <jelly> because locale definitions are stored per-locale, not per-functionality
1229 [16:12:38] <greycat> What are you trying to do?
1230 [16:16:46] <chomwitt> i use strftime and want to output greek date with greek days like 'date' do
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1232 [16:19:38] <petn-randall> chomwitt: Then just set LC_TIME correctly.
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1234 [16:20:19] <greycat> And use one of the "preferred ... for the current locale
1235 [16:20:24] <greycat> " format specifiers, like %c
1236 [16:20:38] <chomwitt> yes i used %c
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1238 [16:22:37] <chomwitt> ok , now it works.
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1240 [16:23:59] <chomwitt> i thought that strftime would map el -> el_GR.utf8 (which seem is the correct) but strftime seems to not do guesses :-/
1241 [16:25:04] <chomwitt> anyway where is the directory with the days , months translated string ? should be in locale dir /usr/share/locale ?
1242 [16:25:10] <jelly> you do need to use a locale name (or alias) that actually exists and short aliases typically point to 8bit locales, not UTF-8 ones
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1244 [16:25:57] <jelly> locales package generation Debian uses by default made sense 20 years ago when disk space was scarce, it probably makes more sense to just install locales-all instead today, if you need some locales.
1245 [16:26:13] <jelly> oh noes, it uses 100MB!
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1247 [16:27:48] <darkschneider> 100Mb outrageous! How much the new server room to store all that would cost!
1248 [16:28:22] <fpat> in google terms: 3 buildings
1249 [16:29:20] <darkschneider> hey, you need at least a cafeteria per disk platter
1250 [16:29:30] <annadane> afaik conventional hard disk space is still about 1TB, you'd think it'd be more by now
1251 [16:29:41] <annadane> guess it depends where you shop
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1257 [16:32:29] <domovoy> hi
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1263 [16:34:28] <fr0xk> Is it safe to remove dash from debian?
1264 [16:34:30] <fr0xk> if bash is installed?
1265 [16:34:32] <chomwitt> 'locale' command is part of package libc-bin ..strange
1266 [16:35:08] <fpat> fr0xk: its essential, yes
1267 [16:35:23] <fpat> why do you wat to remove it?
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1269 [16:35:35] <fr0xk> fpat: What is essential? removing dash?
1270 [16:35:43] <greycat> dash has priority "required"
1271 [16:35:51] <fpat> fr0xk: apt-cache show dash
1272 [16:35:54] <ayekat> fr0xk: bash does not provide /bin/sh, so you might break things that way
1273 [16:36:15] <fr0xk> My shell scripts starts with /bin/sh
1274 [16:36:42] <fr0xk> In some other systems, /bin/sh -> /bash
1275 [16:36:49] <fr0xk> Like Fedira etc?
1276 [16:36:51] <fr0xk> I guess
1277 [16:36:55] <fr0xk> *Fedora
1278 [16:37:08] <ayekat> fr0xk: you could manually symlink /bin/sh -> bash, and it should continue working if you remove dash
1279 [16:37:14] <ayekat> fr0xk: but why do you want to do that?
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1281 [16:37:49] <fr0xk> My shellscripts contain -e \e[xxxx color modes
1282 [16:38:08] <fr0xk> dash shows them very weird way
1283 [16:38:19] <ayekat> fr0xk: yes, because that's non-standard
1284 [16:38:29] <greycat> You can make /bin/sh point to bash WITHOUT removing dash.
1285 [16:38:29] <fr0xk> What's the point of having two two shells installed?
1286 [16:38:33] <ayekat> fr0xk: I recommend to use printf instead for that sort of thing
1287 [16:38:45] <fr0xk> Ow ow, okey
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1289 [16:39:17] <greycat> In addition to using printf for hex/octal/C-style escapes, you shouldn't be hard-coding terminal escape sequences in the first place. Use tput.
1290 [16:39:35] <jelly> /bin/sh -> dash makes some system scripts run QUITE a bit faster, fr0xk
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1292 [16:40:07] <jelly> arguably I last measured that like... 15 years ago
1293 [16:40:14] <fr0xk> What is tput syntax for "echo -e "\e[36mColor text\e [0m]" ?
1294 [16:40:14] <RoyK> jelly: probably only if you run them *very* frequently
1295 [16:40:25] <jelly> RoyK, or at boot.
1296 [16:40:34] <greycat> fr0xk: replaced-url
1297 [16:40:37] <RoyK> bash will be kept in memory at first run
1298 [16:40:41] <jelly> RoyK, but no, ran once, cold cache
1299 [16:40:51] <RoyK> so no significant change, really
1300 [16:40:57] <fr0xk> Ow ow, understood
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1302 [16:41:24] * RoyK just uses bash for everything unless something is critically needed
1303 [16:41:28] <fr0xk> I care more about portability as I run few unix systems toowith bash installed.
1304 [16:41:44] <jelly> RoyK, each new script is a new process, the fact shell's code is in vfs cache does not matter too much. dash gets cached the same way as bash
1305 [16:42:03] <RoyK> jelly: I'm quite aware of how unix works ;)
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1307 [16:42:15] <fr0xk> greycat: Thanks for that. Very short and to the point
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1309 [16:42:36] <fr0xk> RoyK: I meant FreeBSD.
1310 [16:42:43] <RoyK> fr0xk: same thing
1311 [16:42:45] <jelly> RoyK, that makes one of us
1312 [16:42:58] <RoyK> open(); read(); lexec()
1313 [16:42:59] <fr0xk> and macOS :D
1314 [16:43:02] <greycat> if you're writing for BSD as well as Linux, you *definitely* want to switch from legacy echo -e to printf
1315 [16:43:16] <fr0xk> okey, I better try printf.
1316 [16:43:20] <jelly> but what if I'm writing for Solaris /sbin/sh
1317 [16:43:25] <fr0xk> s/try/use/
1318 [16:43:25] * jelly hides
1319 [16:43:27] <greycat> echo's behavior across shells and systems is sad
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1321 [16:43:57] <black_mamba> Can someone smarter than me help me understand what this script is trying to do? and why the heck was it on my computer? replaced-url
1322 [16:43:58] <RoyK> greycat: printf is the same IIRC
1323 [16:44:04] <fr0xk> Why printf works instead of echo?
1324 [16:44:17] <RoyK> because it's portable?
1325 [16:44:18] <greycat> printf is standardized and will actually behave the way it's supposed to
1326 [16:44:23] <fr0xk> What printf got in extra that echo lacks?
1327 [16:44:30] <greycat> predictability
1328 [16:44:36] <fr0xk> mmm.
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1330 [16:44:42] <greycat> x="-e"; echo "$x"
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1332 [16:45:03] <petn-randall> black_mamba: You tell us.
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1335 [16:46:39] <RoyK> black_mamba: looks like it's killing a lot of processes from specified IP addresses, then removing some tmp files and something from var and then downloading and installing some software
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1337 [16:46:59] <RoyK> nothing I'd run unless I'd written it myself
1338 [16:47:04] <jelly> good grief, a pastebin site behind cloudflare and requiring js
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1340 [16:47:55] <annadane> "why it was on my computer" i don't think is answerable, i don't think it's possible to tell how a script got there, the closest you'd be able to see is its last modification date
1341 [16:48:20] <greycat> plus owner/group, and knowing the name and directory might help
1342 [16:48:21] <black_mamba> :( I just like ghost … RoyK: I didn't write it, but I know it tries to keep itself as a cron job every minute.
1343 [16:48:55] <annadane> also, where is the script actually located?
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1346 [16:49:03] <black_mamba> annadane: that's fair, but I thought maybe it was some old jerry rigged way to install open java sdk
1347 [16:49:04] <RoyK> where did you get it from?
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1349 [16:49:13] <jelly> black_mamba, xm64 sounds like cryptocurrency miner software, often installed as malware payload. This piece of code seems roughly like trying to make it persistent
1350 [16:49:16] <black_mamba> it was a cron job
1351 [16:49:25] <jelly> xm = Monero
1352 [16:49:37] <jelly> or was it xmr
1353 [16:49:56] <jelly> black_mamba, which user did it run as?
1354 [16:50:16] <greycat> Teeth pulling time.
1355 [16:50:50] <jelly> probably "image for analysis, nuke and reinstall time"
1356 [16:50:53] <greycat> ... yeah, that silence. It's going to be 30 minutes wasted trying to get the most fundamentally BASIC ino
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1361 [16:52:52] <fr0xk> black_mamba: I ran that script :)
1362 [16:52:57] <fr0xk> Wait a min :D
1363 [16:53:08] <fr0xk> It downloads malware
1364 [16:53:18] <fr0xk> but poorly written :D
1365 [16:53:24] <fr0xk> broken script
1366 [16:53:33] <greycat> shocking.
1367 [16:53:48] <petn-randall> fr0xk: I hope it's a throwaway VM?
1368 [16:54:05] <fr0xk> No, real system
1369 [16:54:26] <petn-randall> fr0xk: Have fun reinstalling.
1370 [16:54:32] <black_mamba> it ran as root jelly
1371 [16:54:39] <JustASlacker> nuke from orbit
1372 [16:54:40] <fr0xk> Wait a min, see the output :)
1373 [16:55:03] <fr0xk> This one :D replaced-url
1374 [16:55:29] <jelly> black_mamba, so, it's "image/snapshot the system for analysis, nuke and reinstall time"
1375 [16:56:00] <jelly> pkill -f getty to stop root from using the console is funny tho.
1376 [16:56:08] <petn-randall> fr0xk: Well, some commands failed, but the rest succeeded.
1377 [16:56:08] <fr0xk> script failed :D
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1379 [16:57:10] <jelly> black_mamba, that "analysis" bit is important, because if you just install the system the same way as it was before, it will likely have the same vulnerabilities
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1382 [16:58:38] <fr0xk> petn-randall: /tmp is not here, so pintless
1383 [16:58:43] <fr0xk> pointless
1384 [16:58:50] <annadane> sounds like a fun business idea for a website, "i installed lol you've been pwned malicious script x, someone tell me what it does and how i can unscrew my system"
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1388 [17:00:26] <JordiGH> There's no Python 3.6 backport for stable, is there?
1389 [17:00:32] <annadane> no
1390 [17:00:38] <annadane> iirc
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1393 [17:01:19] <annadane> i've actually been wondering about that, i guess if you wanted programs to use python 3.6 you can download the codebase and make the program reference it, in its (python) own folder
1394 [17:01:48] <black_mamba> fr0xk: is the malware that xm64 file
1395 [17:01:57] <annadane> replaced-url
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1397 [17:02:53] <JordiGH> Hmmmmmmm...
1398 [17:03:07] <JordiGH> I think my colleagues will start using Python 3.6 features soon (mostly f-strings).
1399 [17:03:10] <JordiGH> Not sure what to do.
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1401 [17:04:42] <jelly> black_mamba, xm64 is probably just the payload, not malware or the vulnerability that enabled them to get in or get root.
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1405 [17:06:06] <jelly> annadane, this is almost precisely how antivirus and antimalware products for Windows work (or hope to work)
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1407 [17:06:29] <black_mamba> jelly: best way to snapshot and analyze?
1408 [17:06:39] <jelly> that depends on the platform.
1409 [17:06:49] <annadane> i should get in the habit of not running any 3rd party scripts even not as root, not in my home folder
1410 [17:07:04] <annadane> that's incredibly grammatically incorrect
1411 [17:07:42] <black_mamba> annadane: lesson learned.
1412 [17:08:00] <jelly> black_mamba, physical system or VM? Do you control the host or are you buying a service from someone else? Contact your provider if the latter, only they can do it properly.
1413 [17:08:03] <annadane> well except yours is a cron job
1414 [17:08:19] <black_mamba> jelly: well, i'm noticing it on a few computers. It's on a few debian vm's an a mac os too
1415 [17:08:45] <black_mamba> annadane: which I never setup though.
1416 [17:09:03] <fr0xk> black_mamba: That script drops malwars into tmp and executes at all processes running as ps aux | grep -vw sustes :D
1417 [17:09:14] <jelly> black_mamba, then either all those computers are pwned, or the base image used to install them was pwned already
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1420 [17:09:57] <jelly> or the host was pwned and malware injected into VMs
1421 [17:10:22] <jelly> then you do not need to exploit things to get root at all
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1424 [17:10:57] <jelly> just run arbitrary commands over a host-to-vm API
1425 [17:12:09] <jelly> I know VMware (ESX or vCenter) has a really easy way to do that, other VM solutions probably have similar stuff as well
1426 [17:12:58] <jelly> ,v python3.6
1427 [17:12:59] <judd> Package: python3.6 on amd64 -- buster: 3.6.6-1; sid: 3.6.6-1
1428 [17:13:08] <black_mamba> I'm told XenOrchestra is what we use here. I'm new on the job and I found it so … they gave the job to me
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1430 [17:13:31] <ksk> sounds like a company I want to be customer of ;)
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1432 [17:13:46] <black_mamba> lol ksk :P
1433 [17:14:01] <jelly> black_mamba, if it's older than a year it has i think at least one security issue. If it's been unpatched for more 1-2 years it has like 2-3 huge holes
1434 [17:14:12] <ksk> university computer center? nevermind :D
1435 [17:14:55] <annadane> oh, hang on, there's a package for this
1436 [17:15:55] <jelly> black_mamba, and I only know of that because some of my hosting providers on XenServer have had 2 panicky reboots and upgrades during that time
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1438 [17:16:55] <annadane> there's rkhunter but for scripts i don't think that helps
1439 [17:17:15] <annadane> but there's some other package(s) which can detect system vulns but you'd probably need to cross reference a lot
1440 [17:17:22] <annadane> wipe/reinstall is probably sanest
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1443 [17:18:22] <mkxone> hey, someone here with and AMD GPU who's willing to help me verify something about PCI Device Classes? ( i need a few lines from lspci output, will take max. 5 minutes, pm me)
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1450 [17:22:25] <black_mamba> jelly: that would make sense!
1451 [17:22:35] <fr0xk> black_mamba: Are you infected? :S
1452 [17:22:37] <fr0xk> :D
1453 [17:23:30] <fr0xk> I wish I could show those invalid commands to the dropper and self restoring everything :D:D
1454 [17:23:38] <black_mamba> fr0xk: my daily driver isn't, I just got credentials to my work computer and boom, found it
1455 [17:24:10] <fr0xk> black_mamba: mal.sh: line 12: netstat: command not found :D
1456 [17:24:14] <fr0xk> 13 times error
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1458 [17:24:24] <fr0xk> Who uses netsat anyway :D
1459 [17:24:28] <jelly> fr0xk, install net-tools
1460 [17:24:55] <fr0xk> jelly: That's depreciated?
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1462 [17:25:12] <greycat> net-tools is no longer installed by default, as of stretch
1463 [17:25:19] <black_mamba> instead of netstat, can I use lsof and netcat?
1464 [17:25:23] <jelly> fr0xk, or stop using a script that uses deprecated commands, I don't care
1465 [17:25:26] <fr0xk> Good Think, I use ip for everything
1466 [17:25:28] <greycat> you can use whatever you want
1467 [17:25:53] <greycat> The ss command is supposed to replace netstat, but I don't have much practice with it yet.
1468 [17:26:18] <fr0xk> jelly: No, that malicious script uses net-tools binaries :D
1469 [17:26:20] <jelly> and net-tools are maintained upstream again so do not seem to be going away soon
1470 [17:26:22] <greycat> and "replace" isn't quite the right word ... fill the role of?
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1472 [17:26:45] <fr0xk> And what is sustes? md5sum: /var/tmp/sustes3: No such file or directory
1473 [17:26:48] <fr0xk> :D
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1475 [17:27:54] <Bombo> hi
1476 [17:27:56] <jelly> fr0xk, replaced-url
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1478 [17:28:10] <fr0xk> jelly: Yeah I seen that
1479 [17:28:14] <fr0xk> Fsiled :D
1480 [17:28:18] <fr0xk> Failed :D
1481 [17:28:31] <fr0xk> That script is badly written
1482 [17:28:56] <jelly> in any case, malware analysis is somewhat out of the scope of this channel
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1487 [17:31:04] <Bombo> were the swap/cache settings in debian 8 different than in deb9? i notice excessive use of swap files after upgrading from deb8 to deb9, i had 4gb swapfile, it was full, so i added abother 2gb swapfile, which is now full too, i'm checking md5sums and i can watch how swap is getting fuller, but never freed
1488 [17:31:50] <Bombo> system is quite unresponsive when swap is full
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1490 [17:32:09] <jelly> Bombo, the kernel is a bit different, and the userspace too. Can you show the output of "free"?
1491 [17:32:12] <jelly> !paste
1492 [17:32:12] <dpkg> Do not paste more than 2 lines to this channel. Instead, use: replaced-url
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1494 [17:32:44] <JordiGH> Debian 9? That exists already?
1495 [17:32:46] <jelly> vm.swappiness settings is the same, but is probably too aggressive by default in both releases
1496 [17:32:48] * JordiGH cats /etc/debian_version
1497 [17:32:56] * jelly points JordiGH at the topic
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1500 [17:33:14] <JordiGH> Oh, hey, that's what I'm running. Geez, this is like how 200X seemed like the most futuristic of dates for a long time.
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1504 [17:35:03] <Bombo> jelly: replaced-url
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1507 [17:35:59] <Bombo> everything is slow right now
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1509 [17:36:32] <jelly> Bombo, so there's about 2GB usable but already 6GB paged out, on swap. That means even if you tuned the kernel, you'd still be about 4GB RAM short for your current workload
1510 [17:36:33] <Bombo> a bit of the swap is freed after a while
1511 [17:38:03] <jelly> Bombo, so run "top", press uppercase M, see which processes eat most RES (which corresponds to some-most RAM usage)
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1513 [17:38:45] <jelly> maybe you just have greedy web browsers (and both firefox and chromium/google-chrome are hungry by default)
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1515 [17:40:24] <Bombo> jelly: yes firefox and thunderbird on top, when i close them a bit is freed but not much
1516 [17:40:31] <jelly> using ad blockers and javascript blockers helps
1517 [17:40:57] <Bombo> then xorg, it says virt 4273M res 56956
1518 [17:41:13] <greycat> O_o
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1520 [17:41:17] <jelly> Bombo, make sure all firefox processes disappeared. It takes a while for it to die properly after Ctrl q
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1522 [17:41:44] <jelly> Bombo, that might or might not be problematic
1523 [17:41:48] <mkxone> anyone here running an amd gpu and willing to tell me the pci device class of the integrated audio device on his card?
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1526 [17:42:34] <jelly> mkxone, ask in ##hardware maybe?
1527 [17:43:01] <mkxone> jelly, good suggestion, thanks!
1528 [17:43:32] <Bombo> jelly: i can hear the HDD while ff is closeing ;)
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1530 [17:43:59] <jelly> mkxone, and from a really old desktop with a really old card, 02:00.1 Audio device [0403]: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Cedar HDMI Audio [Radeon HD 5400/6300 Series] [1002:aa68]
1531 [17:44:11] <Bombo> i just got 210 tabs open
1532 [17:44:24] <jelly> Bombo, then it's no wonder it eats lots of RAM.
1533 [17:44:29] <greycat> that doesn't seem a bit excessive to you?
1534 [17:44:33] <mkxone> jelly, cool thanks!
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1536 [17:44:50] <jelly> I usually clean up after 400-600 tabs are open...
1537 [17:45:27] <jelly> it helps all my workstations have 12-16GB RAM now
1538 [17:46:05] <aliasnumber10> Which CPU?
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1540 [17:46:05] <colinjmatt> 800 tabs or go home :P
1541 [17:46:45] <Bombo> i'm a tabmessie ok ;)
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1543 [17:46:51] <jelly> Bombo, you can get significant savings in Firefox with NoScript but managing the whitelists requires some time and discipline
1544 [17:46:53] <Bombo> colinjmatt: and you
1545 [17:46:54] <Bombo> ;)
1546 [17:47:10] <jelly> Bombo, save the session and start anew.
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1548 [17:47:16] <mason> I feel like I've gone astray if I have more then 6-7 tabs.
1549 [17:47:37] <Bombo> Mem: 4033600 944196 918364 69740 2171040 2760716
1550 [17:47:37] <Bombo> Swap: 6147420 5230156 917264
1551 [17:47:45] <Bombo> without ff and tb now
1552 [17:48:15] <jelly> Bombo, "pkill -9 firefox", wait a second or two, and look at free again
1553 [17:48:19] <annadane> you're all freaks, i don't think i've ever had more than 20 open
1554 [17:49:18] <Bombo> is it normal that /usr/lib/xorg/Xorg uses that much? 4235M (virt)
1555 [17:49:26] <colinjmatt> I realistically get to about 30 in 'research mode'
1556 [17:49:27] <Bombo> jelly: it is really gone
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1558 [17:49:51] <Bombo> irssi is on top of res now ;)
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1562 [17:51:44] <jelly> Bombo, Xorg might have mapped GPU memory, it might be normal or not depending on the driver
1563 [17:52:13] <Bombo> hmm i got that crappy i915
1564 [17:52:41] <jelly> you can reboot, not start firefox, and see what Xorg does with VSS (VIRT) and how much "available" there is
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1566 [17:53:08] <jelly> intel gpu will eat some system for itself as well
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1569 [17:53:18] <jelly> but probably not 4GB
1570 [17:53:42] <jelly> might be just _able_ to allocate that much but never actually uses it
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1572 [17:54:17] <Bombo> maybe its the kernel? i915 driver is enhanced in latest kernel is what i read
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1575 [17:54:38] <Bombo> i got the standard deb9 one 4.9.smth
1576 [17:54:50] <greycat> wooledg 895 0.6 0.9 332632 73800 tty1 Sl Jul17 208:19 /usr/lib/xorg/Xorg -nolisten tcp :0 vt1 -keeptty -auth /tmp/serverauth.vtOMMlsiG6
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1578 [17:55:26] <greycat> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel Corporation HD Graphics 530 [8086:1912] (rev 06)
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1580 [17:56:12] <Bombo> greycat: hmm
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1583 [17:56:43] <Bombo> i wish i'd remember how much it was with deb8
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1597 [17:59:45] <jelly> Bombo, which cpu is that
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1601 [18:00:24] <jelly> grep model.name /proc/cpuinfo|head -n1
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1603 [18:00:54] <Bombo> jelly: model name: Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU D525 @ 1.80GHz
1604 [18:01:06] <greycat> Debian's grep has -m1 by the way
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1606 [18:01:17] <at0m> Bombo: eheh! identical here
1607 [18:01:37] <jelly> max memory size 4GB
1608 [18:02:05] <jelly> Bombo, maybe you can reduce the GPU aperture to like 256MB-1GB in BIOS
1609 [18:02:18] <Bombo> greycat: nice
1610 [18:02:25] <Bombo> at0m: ;)
1611 [18:02:33] <jelly> that won't change actual usage, but might change what top shows if that makes you happier
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1614 [18:03:13] <at0m> Bombo: it's got dedi gfx though, makes quite the diff for a media player machine
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1616 [18:03:30] <jelly> if you're on that old a CPU, and can't reduce your workload to fit 4GB, it might be worth setting up 2/3 RAM to be used as swap on zram.
1617 [18:03:39] <Bombo> jelly: i would be happier if it wasn swapping like hell making everything slow
1618 [18:03:50] <jelly> Bombo, then don't have fucking 200 tabs
1619 [18:04:05] <at0m> opening firefox on this is uber slow
1620 [18:04:15] <jelly> and use a non-3D DE like xfce instead of Gnome
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1622 [18:04:20] <at0m> opening most anything. and that's with 4GB RM, and SSD
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1625 [18:04:31] <jelly> or a simple window manager setup instead of DE
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1627 [18:05:01] <Bombo> jelly: i don't have ff pr tb right now at all ;)
1628 [18:05:39] <Bombo> and it was ok with deb8 thats why i wonder what has changed in deb
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1630 [18:05:55] <jelly> Bombo, if you still want to investigate current situation, you can try smem, or run "swapoff -a" as root, see how far it goes, then run top again
1631 [18:06:33] <jelly> yeah well, kernel heuristics and drivers change around all the time
1632 [18:06:35] <Bombo> jelly: and i'm using LXDE you know what the L stand for ;)
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1636 [18:06:48] <jelly> LARGE
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1639 [18:06:58] <jelly> :-P
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1641 [18:07:29] <jelly> (but okay, lxde is comparable to xfce in resource usage)
1642 [18:07:38] <Bombo> at0m: yes it's always been quite slow, but it's even slower now because of the swapping
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1644 [18:07:57] <Bombo> ;)
1645 [18:07:59] <jelly> (and does not have an opengl 3D compositor by default, maybe not at all, dunno)
1646 [18:08:06] <at0m> Swap: 0B 0B 0B
1647 [18:08:15] <jelly> at0m, that's best swap!
1648 [18:08:18] <Bombo> no 3d compositor no
1649 [18:08:56] <Bombo> i tried compton, just for fun, looks good but i don't need it
1650 [18:09:07] * jelly runs away for a couple hours
1651 [18:09:14] <at0m> jelly: it just runs my media center and irssi atm. glad it isnt my main machine eh
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1654 [18:09:17] <Bombo> hf jelly
1655 [18:09:36] <Bombo> at0m: i got an rpi3 as media center ;)
1656 [18:09:55] <at0m> yea both are ok to run 24/7, and low on power consumption
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1658 [18:10:11] <Bombo> nothing beats rpi
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1660 [18:10:56] <at0m> this micro-ATX is stuck to back of my TV. rpi was a lil slow. at least i can firefox on this if i occasionally want
1661 [18:11:21] <at0m> but ok, that doesn't solve your issue
1662 [18:11:34] <Bombo> no ;)
1663 [18:11:46] <Bombo> i don't dare switching off the swap
1664 [18:11:58] <at0m> lightweight desktop might indeed cut a GB out (lxde vs KDE for example)
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1666 [18:12:07] <Bombo> i got some lxterms open with stuff i need to do ;)
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1668 [18:12:26] <at0m> terms don't use much at all, the stuff you run in them might
1669 [18:12:27] <Bombo> (ok i'm a lxterm messie too)
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1675 [18:14:58] <Bombo> thats why i can't close the session right now ;)
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1678 [18:15:55] <at0m> next time use screen/tmux between term and the apps ;p
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1682 [18:16:18] <Bombo> i got some of these too ;)
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1686 [18:17:22] <Tenacious-Techhu> When I'm in a Virtual Console as root, and I kill the processes of the user logged into the GUI, for some reason, the viewed Virtual Console switches to the one with the GUI in it... how do I prevent that switch?
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1692 [18:19:17] <hatchetjack> yeah, screen for the win
1693 [18:19:25] <hatchetjack> screen is also a useful training tool
1694 [18:19:36] <Bombo> /usr/sbin/console-kit-daemon is #2 with 2063M after /usr/lib/xorg/Xorg with 4242M
1695 [18:19:57] <Bombo> tmux is so much better that screen ;)
1696 [18:20:06] <hatchetjack> yeah yeah
1697 [18:20:24] <hatchetjack> I hear that all day long from one of my co workers
1698 [18:20:41] <hatchetjack> I'm old school I guess
1699 [18:20:46] <hatchetjack> screen does everything I need
1700 [18:21:02] <hatchetjack> and I'm so used to typing 'screen' it's hard to make myself type 'tmux'
1701 [18:21:39] <Bombo> its even shorter! ;)
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1704 [18:22:52] <Bombo> i started with screen too, but i found out it's really cool to have split windows (like irssi)
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1706 [18:23:17] <Bombo> and that status line is helpful too
1707 [18:24:00] <at0m> Bombo: screen has a status line if you enable it. but anyhow, you're stuck with an X that can't be restarted, we're not.
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1709 [18:24:31] <Bombo> at0m: so what ;)
1710 [18:24:33] <at0m> because lxterm and no screen or tmux
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1713 [18:25:10] <at0m> so you're asking questions on why X ends up using all your RAM
1714 [18:25:19] <domovoy> is there a way to get firefox > 59 on debian stable, while still relying on "stable" packages upgrade? (ie, _not_ pinning unstable, _not_ installing from mozilla.org in /opt) something like an "unofficial packaging for debian stetch"?
1715 [18:25:32] <Bombo> i guess i need to reduce the lxterms, then restart session, and then use a new kernel
1716 [18:26:22] <Bombo> but that is lot of work so i'm procrastinating ;)
1717 [18:27:00] <annadane> anyone know if compton works well/at all with the proprietary nvidia driver?
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1719 [18:27:33] <Bombo> domovoy: stretch-backports i guess
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1721 [18:28:46] <Bombo> annadane: you could try that out, you just need to start it in a term
1722 [18:29:12] <annadane> yeah i guess i could just try it
1723 [18:29:13] <Bombo> annadane: and it's gone when you kill it
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1726 [18:29:36] <Bombo> annadane: i tried that way but on my intel
1727 [18:30:04] <annadane> if nvidia doesn't provide their own compositor then i'm sure it works the same way as it does with nouveau
1728 [18:30:33] <Bombo> i thought it would need to be installed somehow in xorg settings or lxde openbox and restart the session, but for testing it did work
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1730 [18:31:41] <annadane> was a dumb question
1731 [18:31:41] <Tenacious-Techhu> O.K., so, you use openvt to switch to an unused tty, and you use chvt to switch which tty is viewed; but, when I'm using openvt, and I check what number tty to use, I get a tty *without* a number... how do I specify that to chvt?
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1733 [18:32:19] <domovoy> Bombo> nop, seems firefox (or firefox-esr) is not in backports
1734 [18:32:31] <hatchetjack> Bombo: screen can do split windows
1735 [18:32:37] <hatchetjack> well if by split windows you mean tabs
1736 [18:32:53] <Tenacious-Techhu> When I'm in a Virtual Console as root, and I kill the processes of the user logged into the GUI, for some reason, the viewed Virtual Console switches to the one with the GUI in it... how do I prevent that switch?
1737 [18:33:05] <at0m> hatchetjack: screen even splits horizontal. tmux also splits vertically.
1738 [18:33:31] <Bombo> domovoy: :/
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1740 [18:33:58] <Bombo> hatchetjack: no i mean split wins not tabs
1741 [18:33:58] <annadane> wiki.debian.org/Firefox has instructions
1742 [18:34:04] <hatchetjack> Bombo: k
1743 [18:34:14] <annadane> just download it to its own folder or stick it in /opt if you want it system-wide
1744 [18:34:18] <hatchetjack> well screen or tmux both have their qualities
1745 [18:34:35] <hatchetjack> I'd rather leave a long running process going in screen or tmux rather then neither
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1747 [18:36:22] <Bombo> hatchetjack: is there anything that screen can do but tmux doesn't?
1748 [18:36:41] <Bombo> i think tmux is just screen on steroids ;)
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1753 [18:39:32] <mason> Bombo: screen can be a terminal emulator.
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1756 [18:41:05] <mason> replaced-url
1757 [18:41:34] <Bombo> mason: not very useful one ;) i prefer picocom in tmux
1758 [18:41:43] <Bombo> or minicom
1759 [18:42:01] <mason> Never used either. I stick to cu.
1760 [18:42:13] <Bombo> heh.
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1762 [18:42:22] <mason> You didn't qualify with a particular bar of usefulness, and there it is. :P
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1764 [18:42:36] <Bombo> =)
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1777 [18:52:19] <f-a> hello. I am in need to install teamviewer to help a mate. Since it is closed source, and I don't want it to spread havoc on my machine, I thought of making a liveusb. Is there a less convoluted way to do it?
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1781 [18:55:42] <Bombo> f-a: maybe lxc or docker or something?
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1783 [18:56:52] <petn-randall> f-a: I'd put it in a VM.
1784 [18:56:55] <f-a> Bombo: thanks! no idea what they are, I'll search them on ddg!
1785 [18:57:19] <petn-randall> lxc and docker both aren't great with GUI output.
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1788 [18:59:19] <f-a> thanks
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1790 [19:00:35] <Bombo> virtualbox then
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1800 [19:14:17] <RoyK> Bombo: I'd use kvm - btw, docker uses lxc
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1805 [19:18:49] <hatchetjack> I don't like virtualization
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1821 [19:28:50] <edarfoc> how is stable doing with Kaby lakes?
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1825 [19:30:09] <greycat> !kaby lake
1826 [19:30:10] <dpkg> kaby lake is, like, Intel's next CPU architecture after <skylake>. Debian doesn't have a kernel package that supports Kaby Lake yet (May 2017).
1827 [19:30:22] <greycat> factoid might be out of date for testing/unstable, but you asked about stable, so...
1828 [19:30:30] <fr0xk> dpkg: oh that nick :D
1829 [19:30:30] <dpkg> fr0xk: i haven't a clue
1830 [19:30:47] <fr0xk> bot?
1831 [19:30:56] <edarfoc2> hopefully
1832 [19:31:05] <qqx> fr0xk: Yes dpkg is a bot
1833 [19:31:42] <edarfoc2> no one with stable in a modern laptop then?
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1835 [19:32:05] <fr0xk> XPS 13, X1 in Debian 9 here
1836 [19:32:18] <edarfoc2> how's it?
1837 [19:32:33] <fr0xk> WiFi is slugglish, requies nonfree
1838 [19:32:35] <edarfoc2> do you need backports?
1839 [19:32:38] <fr0xk> but rest of okey
1840 [19:33:02] <edarfoc2> I happen to have an XPS 13 from late 2016
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1842 [19:33:20] <edarfoc2> is this the one with slow WiFi?
1843 [19:33:25] <fr0xk> nouveau is decent though
1844 [19:33:29] <fr0xk> I am no gamer
1845 [19:33:58] <fr0xk> Thinkpads are heaven for Debian
1846 [19:34:34] <jasabella> <3 my thinkpad
1847 [19:34:41] <edarfoc2> so how is the XPS concretely?
1848 [19:34:42] <fr0xk> <3
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1850 [19:35:36] <edarfoc2> fr0xk ?
1851 [19:35:37] <fr0xk> edarfoc2: Feels kinda macbookish
1852 [19:35:43] <edarfoc2> aha
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1854 [19:36:03] <fr0xk> except that sound is crap
1855 [19:36:14] <fr0xk> s/sound/speakers
1856 [19:36:17] <edarfoc2> do you use the default kernel and graphic driver?
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1858 [19:36:34] <edarfoc2> I've been running Fedora since I bought it
1859 [19:36:55] <edarfoc2> I was wondering about Debian, my classical distro, in this device
1860 [19:37:12] <fr0xk> I compiled the kernel (but 4.9 works fine too) with wifi modules
1861 [19:37:27] <edarfoc2> WiFi quality, battery life
1862 [19:37:48] <fr0xk> I don't know man, what is that makes me always coming back to Debian.
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1864 [19:38:08] <edarfoc2> stability for me
1865 [19:38:10] <fr0xk> Ow Quality, that is decent. (If not running GNOME)
1866 [19:38:23] <fr0xk> But I run GNOME anyway
1867 [19:39:11] <edarfoc2> I always go by the defaults, or at least try to
1868 [19:39:20] <edarfoc2> do you have the touch model?
1869 [19:39:26] <fr0xk> Nope
1870 [19:39:32] <fr0xk> non-touch
1871 [19:39:37] <edarfoc2> neither do I
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1873 [19:39:52] <edarfoc2> how much battery life with light use?
1874 [19:39:52] <fr0xk> That touch one needs Kernel-4.14 min, I think
1875 [19:39:59] <edarfoc2> aha
1876 [19:40:09] <Tenacious-Techhu> When I'm in a Virtual Console as root, and I kill the processes of the user logged into the GUI, for some reason, the viewed Virtual Console switches to the one with the GUI in it... how do I prevent that switch?
1877 [19:40:19] <fr0xk> I don't know, I keep that mostly with power socket loaded
1878 [19:40:28] <edarfoc2> I see
1879 [19:40:48] <edarfoc2> did you compile the 4.9 kernel or a more recent one?
1880 [19:41:01] <fr0xk> But I will bet running GNOME etc will give 4-5 hr min
1881 [19:41:12] <fr0xk> Nope, 4.15
1882 [19:41:22] <fr0xk> It will take time
1883 [19:41:23] <Tenacious-Techhu> You use openvt to switch to an unused tty, and you use chvt to switch which tty is viewed; but, when I'm using openvt, and I check what number tty to use for chvt, I get a tty *without* a number... how do I specify that to chvt?
1884 [19:41:31] <fr0xk> I meant I slept
1885 [19:41:46] <armin> I benchmarked GNOME against KDE and i3 and the results were obvious.
1886 [19:42:03] <edarfoc2> I'd rather use back ports, I'm not a technical guy
1887 [19:42:10] <armin> that's not to say KDE was pretty good.
1888 [19:42:28] <Tenacious-Techhu> Any kbd package maintainers in the house?
1889 [19:42:28] <edarfoc2> why did you decide to compile a newer one?
1890 [19:42:32] <fr0xk> edarfoc2: Not me to, I am mathematics teacher :)
1891 [19:42:39] <fr0xk> neither*
1892 [19:42:49] <fr0xk> too*
1893 [19:43:23] <fr0xk> So that I get a kernel that includes some drivers I tweaked
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1895 [19:43:51] <fr0xk> edarfoc2: Careful with backports!
1896 [19:44:08] <fr0xk> Search for the issues 1st on interne
1897 [19:44:10] <fr0xk> Search for the issues 1st on internet
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1899 [19:44:25] <edarfoc2> fr0xk funny, I'm also a mathematician :)
1900 [19:44:35] <fr0xk> Hahaha
1901 [19:44:45] <fr0xk> What's your specialization?
1902 [19:44:55] <fr0xk> ops offtopic
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1913 [19:59:18] <petn-randall> So what (Debian packaged) tools could I use to crawl my website for errors? I just want to point it at an url, and let it crawl it all the way through.
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1937 [20:19:17] <imp> hello there. I'm trying to build a python package, cryptacular. It includes gnu-crypt.h but I can't find a package that provides it. Any ideas?
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1939 [20:19:48] <scwizard> just gonna put this out there
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1941 [20:20:02] <scwizard> tmux should be part of the packages installed by default
1942 [20:20:22] <greycat> It competes with screen, which is much older and more widely used.
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1944 [20:20:31] <greycat> And neither of them is essential.
1945 [20:20:36] <scwizard> not having tmux installed is basically the same as not having less installed
1946 [20:20:49] <scwizard> oh that's a good point
1947 [20:21:00] <scwizard> but tbf
1948 [20:21:03] <scwizard> vim is installed by default
1949 [20:21:49] <greycat> not the full thing
1950 [20:21:59] <scwizard> true...
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1963 [20:30:16] <ksk> petn-randall: httrack is nice for crawling a website
1964 [20:31:18] <ksk> not sure about finding errors though
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1966 [20:33:42] <hadrianweb> You can probe with ZAP's spider
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1971 [20:36:58] <fpat> "tidy" can check syntax and formatting
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1986 [20:53:57] <fpat> wow, almost 60 thousand packages. respect much
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2063 [21:55:40] <sussudio> fuck you very much, "upgrade" to jessie.
2064 [21:56:47] <mefistofeles> ?
2065 [21:57:05] <sussudio> changed shit without asking me.
2066 [21:57:21] <greycat> !jessie release notes
2067 [21:57:22] <dpkg> Release notes for Debian 8 "Jessie" are at replaced-url
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2069 [21:57:22] <at0m> that's why there's release and upgrade notices
2070 [21:57:35] <mefistofeles> ↑
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2072 [21:57:46] <sussudio> if i want a 80x25 console, leave it alone.
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2074 [21:58:21] <DammitJim> I am looking to replace a bad drive in a Volume Group
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2076 [21:58:34] <DammitJim> what is the recommended way of doing this so I don't loose any data (I have backups)
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2083 [22:08:01] <rainfyre> just now upgrading to Jessie? Wowsers.
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2086 [22:08:59] <jhutchins_wk> DammitJim: How full is the VG?
2087 [22:09:12] <greycat> There are *lot* of wheezy and older systems out there.
2088 [22:10:22] <rainfyre> yeah, I guess so.
2089 [22:10:46] <DammitJim> not very full... let me check
2090 [22:10:49] <sussudio> i'd still be running woody on my router if it was usable.
2091 [22:12:29] <DammitJim> jhutchins_wk, to be more specific, where do I see how full it is?
2092 [22:12:37] <DammitJim> vgdisplay says it's 1.36TiB
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2094 [22:13:22] <rainfyre> sussudio, why wouldn't you want security patches?
2095 [22:13:51] <greycat> DammitJim: in vgdisplay, Free PE
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2097 [22:14:07] <greycat> and Alloc PE, its counterpart
2098 [22:14:08] <sussudio> there are no services running on it. also, woody doesn't take up a full gigabyte of space.
2099 [22:14:09] <DammitJim> Free is 0 / 0
2100 [22:14:18] <greycat> ...
2101 [22:14:33] <greycat> So, 100% allocated. No free space at all.
2102 [22:14:45] <DammitJim> yes, I think I originally allocated it all
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2110 [22:20:35] <p0lyph3m> DammitJim: how big is new hdd and can u plug it in simultaniously ?
2111 [22:21:10] <DammitJim> p0lyph3m, 1TB... I'm right now looking at where I can plug it in...
2112 [22:21:52] <p0lyph3m> the broken hdd , is it totaly broken or just some bad blocks ?
2113 [22:22:10] <DammitJim> just bad blocks
2114 [22:22:51] <rainfyre> cool :)
2115 [22:22:53] <Tenacious-Techhu> When I'm in a Virtual Console as root, and I kill the processes of the user logged into the GUI, for some reason, the viewed Virtual Console switches to the one with the GUI in it... how do I prevent that switch?
2116 [22:22:54] <jhutchins_wk> DammitJim: df -h, add up the LVs that are on that VG.
2117 [22:23:11] <Tenacious-Techhu> You use openvt to switch to an unused tty, and you use chvt to switch which tty is viewed; but, when I'm using openvt, and I check what number tty to use for chvt, I get a tty *without* a number... how do I specify that to chvt?
2118 [22:23:20] <jhutchins_wk> DammitJim: I'm NOT an LVM expert, but I believe that you can remove it as long as you still have enough space for the data that's on it.
2119 [22:24:25] <p0lyph3m> you have to force repair the filesystems in vg (marking bad blocks as non readable , and rescuing recoverable inodes) , then join new hdd to vg , then pvmove the extents from old hdd to new hdd , and then remove oldhdd from vg
2120 [22:25:15] <p0lyph3m> thats what i would do
2121 [22:25:59] <p0lyph3m> what do u thinkpad jhutchins_wk ?
2122 [22:26:30] <DammitJim> interesting
2123 [22:27:17] <DammitJim> I know I don't have enough room in the current setup
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2125 [22:27:56] <quiliro> hello
2126 [22:28:19] <DammitJim> it's just 2 hard drives and the one that is good is only 500G and I'm using over 500G
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2132 [22:30:03] <p0lyph3m> i had bad blocks on / 2 weeks ago , and updatedb cron job "froze" my sys while trying to read bad blocks repeatedly ... i remounted / readonly and fsck.ext4 -p -c / , to mark/rescue bad blocks ... now everything is fine again
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2135 [22:31:28] <p0lyph3m> DammitJim: so you *must* first add new hdd to vg then free oldhdd with "pvmove" and then remove oldhdd from vg with pvremove
2136 [22:32:20] <jhutchins_wk> p0lyph3m: You should be running smartmon and should be watching fir increasing bad blocks.
2137 [22:32:45] <DammitJim> ok, I'm going to add the new hard drive
2138 [22:32:47] <jhutchins_wk> p0lyph3m: Thanks for clarifying the procedure. Makes sense. I'm slowly learning LVM.
2139 [22:32:48] <DammitJim> then boot the system
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2141 [22:32:57] <DammitJim> you are saying then I need to run pvmove?
2142 [22:33:14] <p0lyph3m> jhutchins_wk: yea , hope no more bad blocks !!!
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2144 [22:34:31] <p0lyph3m> DammitJim: pvmove movs exxtends from on pv to another pv thereby freeing *oldhdd*
2145 [22:34:40] <jhutchins_wk> p0lyph3m: If you see a lot of bad block messages in dmesg, buy the replacement NOW.
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2148 [22:35:36] <p0lyph3m> jhutchins_wk: no more bad blocks , since the last time
2149 [22:35:53] <quiliro> how can i know what package a file belongs to?
2150 [22:36:01] <greycat> quiliro: dpkg -S filename
2151 [22:36:16] <greycat> some files aren't installed as part of a package, though
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2153 [22:36:45] <GNU\colossus> hi
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2155 [22:37:15] <p0lyph3m> me neither lvm expert , dunno if pvmove gets called implicitly if you just remove oldhdd_pv from vg ... maybe man and/or #lvm
2156 [22:37:44] <GNU\colossus> is there any headless solution (that, fro bonus points, is _not_ libvirt-based) to manage qemu executing VMDK images/appliances?
2157 [22:38:45] <quiliro> thanks greycat
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2165 [22:44:44] <quiliro> i have this error on PureOS. I would like to know if it is upstream (Debian originated):
2166 [22:44:48] <quiliro> symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgobject-2.0.so.0:
2167 [22:44:48] <quiliro> undefined symbol: g_date:copy
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2169 [22:47:30] <p0lyph3m> DammitJim: you can even attach new hdd over usb(3) and join the vg .. takes longer of course to move
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2172 [22:48:47] <DammitJim> I just connected it
2173 [22:48:49] <DammitJim> let's see what it says
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2175 [22:50:38] <ca1ek> how will the kernel behave if there's no free ram and no swap?
2176 [22:50:58] <greycat> typically it starts killing processes
2177 [22:51:05] <p0lyph3m> ca1ek: undefined
2178 [22:51:07] <ca1ek> the one which is using most ram?
2179 [22:51:09] <ca1ek> or at random
2180 [22:51:19] <greycat> !oom
2181 [22:51:19] <dpkg> what a woc says. Out Of Memory, or replaced-url
2182 [22:51:29] <`Kevin> ca1ek: there is many variables to that question (which will be killed)
2183 [22:52:03] <DammitJim> ok, so my bad hard drive is /dev/sdb and my new one is /dev/sdc
2184 [22:52:16] <DammitJim> do I just do a pvmove /dev/sdb /dev/sdc ?
2185 [22:52:18] <`Kevin> replaced-url
2186 [22:52:29] <ca1ek> well I was there a couple of days ago about some process breaking my system by taking all the cpu resources and ram
2187 [22:52:41] <ca1ek> it's happened 5 times since then
2188 [22:52:57] <ca1ek> is there some resource logger which will let me check what was using my cpu the most some time ago?
2189 [22:53:07] <greycat> highly unlikely
2190 [22:53:28] <ca1ek> and, if a process takes up all resources so everything doesn't work and I can't even switch to tty1 and using SysRq has a 1 minute delay
2191 [22:53:37] <p0lyph3m> DammitJim: if /dev/sdc is lvm initialized and added to vg then pvmove /dev/sdb moves all extends from sdb to other pvs in vg
2192 [22:53:39] <ca1ek> it's higlhy certain it's a process with high priority
2193 [22:53:52] <ca1ek> yes?
2194 [22:54:00] <greycat> uh... no?
2195 [22:54:13] <ca1ek> well I'm trying to blame pulse audio
2196 [22:54:14] <DammitJim> p0lyph3m, someone was telling me to run ddrescue because of the bad sectors..
2197 [22:54:31] <`Kevin> ca1ek: does your kernel log not have a process dump from this time frame of oom killer running?
2198 [22:54:53] <greycat> if the whole system is being sluggish and unmanageable, it's usually because of I/O being swamped, either because you're thrashing (swapping) like a bat out of hell, or because of some USB transfers
2199 [22:55:07] <greycat> won't be anything to do with CPU, typically
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2201 [22:55:39] <p0lyph3m> DammitJim: dunno ddrescue , but as i said i'd fsck.ext4 -c -p <all fs in vg> first to mark/repair/rescue bad blocks
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2203 [22:56:04] <DammitJim> oh
2204 [22:56:44] <ca1ek> Kevin, well I was just asking what would happen if I were to disable swap. Since I have 12gb of it, whatever process was draining my resources kept writing to the swap
2205 [22:56:59] <ca1ek> which is slow and would take at least an hour to fill up and oom
2206 [22:57:10] <p0lyph3m> you might loose the inodes stored on the bad blocks , but they get marked and no more read afterwards
2207 [22:57:28] <ca1ek> i'm looking at disabling swap as a solution, since then it will actually kill processes rather than let them render my system unusable until I restart
2208 [22:57:35] <greycat> ca1ek: sounds more like you want a record of what processes were using the most *memory* at the time, not the most CPU
2209 [22:57:39] <`Kevin> ca1ek: whatever would happen would potentially happen more frequently its difficult to say given this is a specific scenario
2210 [22:57:49] <ca1ek> Well, what happens is that both ram and cpu are used up
2211 [22:57:57] <greycat> CPU is not the issue
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2213 [22:58:09] <ca1ek> CPU usage goes to 30.00 on quad cores
2214 [22:58:14] <ca1ek> and the memory starts filling up
2215 [22:58:18] <greycat> It may be a symptom that you can use to help you find the process more easily, nothing more.
2216 [22:58:29] <greycat> You mean load average.
2217 [22:58:29] <Tenacious-Techhu> When I'm in a Virtual Console as root, and I kill the processes of the user logged into the GUI, for some reason, the viewed Virtual Console switches to the one with the GUI in it... how do I prevent that switch?
2218 [22:58:36] <ca1ek> yes load average
2219 [22:58:43] <`Kevin> ca1ek: system load rises because of I/O wait from swap usage
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2222 [22:58:55] <Tenacious-Techhu> You use openvt to switch to an unused tty, and you use chvt to switch which tty is viewed; but, when I'm using openvt, and I check what number tty to use for chvt, I get a tty *without* a number... how do I specify that to chvt?
2223 [22:58:56] <`Kevin> ca1ek: its all a byproduct of overcommit of ram
2224 [22:59:07] * greycat agrees
2225 [22:59:09] <`Kevin> im going afk greycat knows whats up :)
2226 [22:59:17] <ca1ek> so wait, while waiting for swap, the kernel can't switch to other processes and the cpu time is still used?
2227 [22:59:22] <greycat> I'm leaving soon too. It's 5 PM here.
2228 [22:59:37] <`Kevin> ca1ek: CPU %wait
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2230 [22:59:43] <greycat> ca1ek: load average is how many processes are *waiting* for their chance to do stuff.
2231 [23:00:04] <greycat> Which can (often is) an indication of I/O bottleneck.
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2234 [23:00:47] <ca1ek> I think I know what's causing the memory leak
2235 [23:00:57] <greycat> Tenacious-Techhu: clearly nobody can answer your questions the way you are asking them, so stop repeating them verbatim and change up the wording.
2236 [23:00:59] <ca1ek> nemo
2237 [23:01:18] <ca1ek> I caught it using up 6gb of ram yesterday after leaving my pc for a while
2238 [23:01:39] <greycat> I have absolutely no idea what "I check what number tty to use for chvt" means, or what "I get a tty without a number" means.
2239 [23:02:09] <greycat> Try saying what command you ran and what its output was.
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2253 [23:09:15] <annadane> also i don't think it's usual for the tty to switch to the graphical tty/workspace like that
2254 [23:09:27] <annadane> if you kill a process it should just stay there
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2256 [23:10:16] <annadane> ,v openvt
2257 [23:10:18] <judd> No package named 'openvt' was found in amd64.
2258 [23:10:46] <annadane> even apt searching it, it's not found in debian (stable)
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2261 [23:12:04] <annadane> in fairness i think Tenacious-Techhu's question is understandable enough
2262 [23:12:09] <annadane> i could be in the minority
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2270 [23:15:52] <annadane> Tenacious-Techhu, where is openvt from? at least for your second question you may try asking upstream or in some support forum
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2272 [23:16:01] <annadane> if it's not packaged for debian we're unlikely to know
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2278 [23:19:08] <annadane> what i get from your first question is "i switch to a virtual terminal and kill a GUI application which is running on the main window i use for my computing, and it switches from the virtual terminal to said window"
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2280 [23:19:18] <annadane> which to me, sounds odd, and not usual behavior
2281 [23:19:48] <annadane> by main window i mean ctrl + alt + f7, or others if you started it with startx
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2283 [23:21:26] <annadane> so for your first question, i'm confused, for your second question, openvt is apparently not a part of debian to begin with so the question should be asked elsewhere
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2285 [23:23:10] <rant> ,i kbd
2286 [23:23:11] <judd> Package kbd (utils, optional) in stretch/amd64: Linux console font and keytable utilities. Version: 2.0.3-2+b1; Size: 334.5k; Installed: 1632k; Homepage: replaced-url
2287 [23:23:31] <rant> kbd: /usr/share/man/man1/openvt.1.gz
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2289 [23:24:41] <jelly> annadane, compton works well with nvidia drivers, it has a zillion options to make it work with various broken 3d drivers and nvidia's is less broken than most on linux wrt OpenGL compliance
2290 [23:25:14] <jelly> judd, file bin/openvt
2291 [23:25:18] <judd> Search for bin/openvt in stretch/amd64: kbd: bin/openvt
2292 [23:25:27] <annadane> and ok, i should have apt-file search openvt first, sorry
2293 [23:25:42] <jelly> judd is easier than apt-file
2294 [23:25:50] <rant> or dpkg -S openvt
2295 [23:26:02] <jasabella> just about to say that rant :)
2296 [23:26:05] <annadane> still, i know nothing of kbd... if people think tenacious's question is intelligible they can answer
2297 [23:26:08] <jelly> what you should have done however is not speak if you're not sure...
2298 [23:26:34] <jelly> confusion breeds bad support
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2303 [23:29:34] <jelly> Tenacious-Techhu, if you have a DM (display manager / GUI login manager) service running, it typically restarts X when an already running X session ends. That restart switches VT to the one where X just got started.
2304 [23:30:07] <jelly> Tenacious-Techhu, if you don't want that to happen, the simplest thing to do is not use a DM at all.
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2317 [23:41:47] <FreeBDSM> hello
2318 [23:42:25] <FreeBDSM> why did gstm port get dropped?
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2321 [23:43:44] <jelly> ,v gstm
2322 [23:43:45] <judd> Package: gstm on amd64 -- wheezy: 1.2-8; jessie: 1.2-8.1; stretch: 1.2-8.1+b1
2323 [23:43:51] <jelly> ,bug rm gstm
2324 [23:43:54] <judd> Bug replaced-url
2325 [23:44:05] <jelly> see above
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2332 [23:52:23] <Tenacious-Techhu> jelly, that is likely the source of the problem, yes; would you say it would probably be sufficient to stop the Display Manager while the script runs?
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2334 [23:52:42] <jelly> Tenacious-Techhu, yes
2335 [23:52:45] <Tenacious-Techhu> Also, do you have any thoughts on my problem with openvt and chvt?
2336 [23:53:06] <jelly> "what are you doing this and why does it matter"
2337 [23:53:11] <jelly> why* are you doing this
2338 [23:53:42] <Tenacious-Techhu> I'm trying to obliterate default users.
2339 [23:53:52] <jelly> what are "default users"?
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2342 [23:54:48] <Tenacious-Techhu> On your typical embedded linux appliance stuff, usually they have certain users that exist by default; I'm trying to generate a script to remove them, and replace them with equivalent users under a newer, publicly unknown, and therefore, more secure, name.
2343 [23:55:00] <Tenacious-Techhu> The "why" doesn't really change anything.
2344 [23:55:05] <Tenacious-Techhu> I need an answer to the question I posed.
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2346 [23:56:07] <Tenacious-Techhu> When openvt gives me a Virtual Console without a number, how do I then feed that to chvt, which appears to always require a number? Or is it just as broken as that sounds?
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2349 [23:59:19] <jelly> Tenacious-Techhu, which debian release is this embedded linux appliance stuff based on? Debian creates exactly one interactive user by default.
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