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• 1[19:55:45] <_DeLa_> When will they run out of toy story - character names? :-)
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• 3[19:56:29] <sponix> _DeLa_: Yeah -- when they do, maybe they will use Porn Star names next !
• 4[19:56:54] <jelly> that's extremely unlikely
• 5[19:57:44] <uRock> Character names from How to Train You Dragon could keep them busy until 2120.
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• 12[19:59:41] <uio> After the Toy Story names they should use the names of other distros.
• 13[20:00:07] <uio> Debian Fedora.
• 14[20:00:15] <uio> For maximum confusion.
• 15[20:00:29] <sponix> Great Idea
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• 18[20:00:36] <uRock> Lol, Debian Mint
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• 20[20:00:39] <uio> sponix, Thank.
• 21[20:00:43] <sponix> Debian Slackware edition
• 22[20:00:43] <uio> uRock, lol
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• 24[20:01:14] <uio> Debian Debian : the meta-edition.
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• 28[20:01:44] <sponix> uRock: exactly, instead of LMDE - Linux Mint Debian Edition.. It would be DLME - Debian Linux Mint edition ;)
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• 31[20:03:03] <uio> What if Ian had met a Babara instead?
• 32[20:03:10] <uRock> sponix, that would be funny and very confusing. They'd still go to ubuntuforums for support.
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• 34[20:03:22] <uio> uRock, lol
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• 38[20:04:03] <uio> *Barbara
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• 40[20:04:16] <uRock> Barbian
• 41[20:04:22] <uio> uRock, Yes!! lol
• 42[20:04:26] <uRock> I'd use it
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• 44[20:05:11] <J_C> When will we get Debian Zerg? Hmm
• 45[20:05:16] <uio> I'm going to auto-censor myself into offtopic...
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• 66[20:13:59] <plantroon> is there a proper documentation on partman for automated installs? I cant figure out how to make lvm on luks on mdraid via the preseed file
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• 70[20:15:39] <uRock> plantroon, search for partman in this doc replaced-url
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• 76[20:18:11] <plantroon> uRock: thx that looks good
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• 94[20:24:25] <plantroon> there are only examples which don't fit my use case. I still feel like I'm reading random noise xD the docs for this are really sparse
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• 106[20:27:18] <thiras> greycat, thanks for the answer. I'll set a path for it
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• 108[20:29:04] <Lope> How can I run a v >=5 kernel in debian? is there a kernel backport for buster yet? or would I need to run sid or something?
• 109[20:29:13] <greycat> ,kernels
• 110[20:29:14] <judd> Available kernel versions are: experimental: 5.3.0-trunk-686-pae (5.3.2-1~exp1); sid: 5.2.0-3-686 (5.2.17-1); bullseye: 5.2.0-3-686 (5.2.17-1); buster-backports: 5.2.0-0.bpo.3-686-pae (5.2.17-1~bpo10+1); buster: 4.19.0-6-686 (4.19.67-2+deb10u1); stretch-backports: 4.19.0-0.bpo.6-686-pae (4.19.67-2+deb10u1~bpo9+1); stretch: 4.9.0-11-686-pae (4.9.189-3+deb9u1); jessie-backports:
• 111[20:29:15] <judd> 4.9.0-0.bpo.6-686-pae (4.9.88-1+deb9u1~bpo8+1); jessie: 4.9.0-0.bpo.11-686-pae (4.9.189-3+deb9u1~deb8u1)
• 112[20:29:27] <greycat> "buster-backports: 5.2.0-0.bpo.3-686-pae"
• 113[20:29:32] <Lope> sweet, thanks greycat
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• 122[20:34:21] <Habbie> greycat, ohh
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• 130[20:36:44] <wrksx> I'm looking implementing custom compeltion in a bash script, currently I'm using read to get user input, I've been reading man pages (read and readline) a bit, but can't really understand how to move forward...
• 131[20:37:25] <greycat> replaced-url
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• 134[20:37:50] <wrksx> thanks, some useful reading I guess =) ty
• 135[20:37:56] <greycat> bash programmable completion has *nothing* to do with 'read'
• 136[20:38:26] <wrksx> ha maybe I wasn't clear, I want my script to read user input, and allow for completion
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• 139[20:38:51] <greycat> You want the user to be able to use the Tab key to enter filenames? read -e
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• 143[20:39:25] <wrksx> greycat: not filenames, a custom set of strings
• 144[20:39:31] <greycat> ...
• 145[20:39:43] <greycat> /msg greybot b2
• 146[20:40:10] <wrksx> like the user type "enable <tab>" and I want to displaya list of things that are enable-able
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• 149[20:40:56] <greycat> Then what you do is accept ARGUMENTS, and you set up a programmable completion so the user can type wkrscript enablne f<TAB>
• 150[20:41:15] <greycat> Using 'read' is clumsy and horrible.
• 151[20:41:52] <greycat> And so now we're back to the *original* answer.
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• 159[20:52:00] <wrksx> greycat: yeah, I see
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• 161[20:53:17] <wrksx> Too bad
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• 175[21:00:32] <xormor> can you see my GECOS field from over there?
• 176[21:00:40] <xormor> I am using Debian buster
• 177[21:00:48] <greycat> You can use "/whois xormor" to see what we can see.
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• 180[21:01:52] <xormor> greycat, should I use my real name on the net? in IRC for example?
• 181[21:02:13] <xormor> greycat, my real name is Lauri Friberg, and I am Finnish.
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• 190[21:08:45] <uRock> xormor, why would you want to use your real name on the interwebs and what does it have to do with Debian?
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• 200[21:13:23] <xormor> uRock, maybe I can be remembered for something? Or maybe people think I am more credible if I don't use a fake name like "Batman" or "Robin".
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• 202[21:14:14] <SerajewelKS> nobody really cares what your identity is
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• 204[21:14:30] <SerajewelKS> "xormor" is your identity as far as we are concerned
• 205[21:14:38] <uRock> It's not the name, but what you do that gets you remembered. Just as most of the regulars here know I will drop in and ask for an answer that was already smacking me in the face.
• 206[21:15:15] <uRock> Oh wait, I usually log in with a different alias for that.
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• 209[21:16:25] <uRock> Just as there are a few names I am surprised haven't popped up to tell us we're off topic. That said, I'll mute.
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• 218[21:22:44] <somiaj> xormor: I credit it down to personal choice, and I'm to lazy to hide my real name, but others like to. No one (except trolls) really care.
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• 221[21:23:37] <somiaj> though yea, this is probably more a topic for #freenode, it really isn't getting in the way of support.
• 222[21:23:53] <glassresistor> I'm running buster with a vanilla source file for apt and im having an issue with curl giving me this error "curl: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.1.0.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
• 223[21:24:26] <greycat> what does "type -a curl" say?
• 224[21:24:52] <glassresistor> greycat: oh thanks it looks like its using curl form conda of all places
• 225[21:25:31] <greycat> if you want this other curl to work, you may need to install the old libssl1.0.0 package from an older release
• 226[21:25:46] <greycat> (looks like... jessie)
• 227[21:26:04] <glassresistor> greycat: no its fine i didn't know conda had added curl to my base install
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• 237[21:37:26] <Sack_Lunch> Seeking advice/perspective: I have a dell server with recent PERC raid card in it. Server boots fine. I add an LSI SAS HBA (non raid) with external 8088 ports. Nothing connected
• 238[21:38:05] <Sack_Lunch> now system boots up to grub, but hangs at "Loading vmlinuz". Any ideas what is happening?
• 239[21:38:34] <greycat> get rid of the "quiet" boot parameter to see more information
• 240[21:38:35] <Sack_Lunch> System is Debian 9 AMD64
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• 243[21:39:32] <Sack_Lunch> ok - commented out in /etc/default - that is a good idea
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• 262[21:53:42] <RoyK> hm - what's printing out the 'no fortunes found' message on login?
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• 265[21:54:55] <greycat> you're running "fortune" in a dot file (/etc/profile or ~/.profile or similar)
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• 267[21:56:30] <RoyK> greycat: I can't find any 'fortune' command in the whole of /etc and I certainly haven't added one manually. Running fortune manually works
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• 269[21:56:43] <RoyK> hence the question
• 270[21:56:50] <greycat> PS4='+($?) $BASH_SOURCE:$FUNCNAME:$LINENO:' bash --login -xc : 2>&1 | grep -i fortune
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• 272[21:57:48] <greycat> (assuming your login shell is bash)
• 273[21:58:00] <RoyK> my PS4 seems to be +
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• 275[21:58:26] <greycat> It won't be for the duration of this command.
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• 279[21:59:43] <RoyK> greycat: so where to add that? I take it this is a debug statement of sorts?
• 280[21:59:53] <greycat> You don't *add* it. You *run* it.
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• 286[22:05:12] <RoyK> greycat: thanks
• 287[22:05:27] <greycat> If there's no output, then you may have to get more desperate. You can remove the | grep ... part and just read everything your login shell does. Or try shortening the search pattern (e.g. fort).
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• 314[22:21:59] <porco> Hi. I am running Debian !0, a fresh install, but cannot connect to any X display as su
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• 317[22:22:44] <porco> I got the error: qt.qpa.screen: QXcbConnection: Coud not connect to display
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• 319[22:25:18] <noln> no idea for qt, but generally pkexec is used for graphical apps, not su
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• 323[22:28:39] <somiaj> porco: one shouldn't be trying to run gui apps as root with su. sudo sometimes does a better job.
• 324[22:29:27] <porco> got it. i was just following the steps from my class... i will try with sudo
• 325[22:30:00] <DammitJim> what class is this?
• 326[22:30:18] <porco> Cybersecurity
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• 328[22:30:38] <DammitJim> cool
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• 331[22:32:13] <noln> I thought sudo is discouraged for GUI (to the point that gksudo and kdesudo were made) replaced-url
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• 333[22:32:17] <porco> Yep. I was supposed to run # wirehsark ftp.pacp & as root
• 334[22:32:54] <karlpinc> porco: That's usually ungood. Instead capture pcap with tcpdump to a file and use wireshark on that.
• 335[22:34:05] <karlpinc> porco: Or if you _really_ need real-time send the tcpdump output to a fifo or a unix socket and have wireshark read that.
• 336[22:34:16] <porco> I generate the pcap with tcdump
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• 338[22:34:54] <karlpinc> porco: Then why run wireshark as root?
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• 344[22:39:06] <porco> karlpinc: i just don't know. i think the instructor was a bit lazy and do this way just to not changing directories and users, since the tcpdump was perform as su
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• 361[22:50:25] <xormor> how do I create an X11 window system connection to my debian buster computer? I will try to use it locally. I might use it from afar later.
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• 363[22:50:50] <xormor> I tried ssh -X ::1 but it gave me a normal shell.
• 364[22:51:44] <somiaj> xormor: ssh -X doesn't create a session, but runs a gui app
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• 366[22:51:57] <Sack_Lunch> in your ssh -X shell type "xterm"
• 367[22:52:00] <somiaj> xormor: so ssh -X user@host command will run common on your machine
• 368[22:52:14] <somiaj> though ssh -X is slow, even on a lan, you may want to look into VNC
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• 370[22:52:23] <lupine> soon: wayland
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• 372[22:54:02] <Sack_Lunch> @xormoe
• 373[22:54:26] <Sack_Lunch> you might want to look at x2Go if you want a full screen, remote GUI experience on linux.
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• 376[22:55:40] <wakawako> hi, are the instructions at avast fully compatible with debian to add a repository?
• 377[22:56:17] <wakawako> replaced-url
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• 391[23:06:43] <nezZario> Uhm
• 392[23:06:55] <nezZario> I need a little help here ... I have something on my local system just going bonkers
• 393[23:07:16] <nezZario> `tower : Oct 21 17:05:02 : ab : problem with defaults entries ; TTY=unknown ; PWD=/home/ab ; USER=root ; ` .. .I have about 80,000 of these in my mbox right now
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• 397[23:09:16] <nezZario> I just have no idea where it's coming from ... I am using OpenSMTPD ... the subject is "SECURITY information for tower" (tower=hostname)
• 398[23:09:24] <nezZario> just won't stop
• 399[23:09:37] <nezZario> I mean that 80k = several days worth, but
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• 403[23:12:02] <wakawako> How did it happen?
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• 407[23:13:26] <nezZario> I don't know, it's been doing this for some time
• 408[23:13:37] <nezZario> I mean it's not enough to really bother much except filling up my disk every few days
• 409[23:13:41] <nezZario> in which a single rm fixes
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• 411[23:14:04] <nezZario> and endless "You have new mail" notifications. I turned on the smtpd tracing and it really dosen't tell me anything
• 412[23:14:14] <nezZario> I guess I could turn on auditd?
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• 425[23:21:19] <sorko999> @nezZario look in the user ab's home directory: /home/ab. The script(?) appears to be running out of there according to that email. Is 'ab' a known user?
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• 439[23:32:48] <HelloShitty> Hello guys... How do I make X to start automatically at boot time? I have upgraded my Debian 9 to Buster and after a few problems I had to reinstall Xorg but now everytime I reboot, I don't go to the login manager... I get into text mode and only then I issue 'startx' to go to login manager
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• 447[23:35:33] <Habbie> HelloShitty, ls -al /etc/systemd/system/default.target
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• 449[23:36:41] <HelloShitty> Habbie: I don't have that ....default.target file
• 450[23:36:45] <HelloShitty> in that directory
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• 452[23:37:14] <jmcnaught> 'systemctl get-default'
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• 455[23:37:25] <LtL> HelloShitty: systemctl set-default graphical.target
• 456[23:37:26] <somiaj> HelloShitty: user overrides are in /etc/systemd
• 457[23:37:30] <Habbie> thanks
• 458[23:37:34] <Habbie> i forgot the actual commands for that
• 459[23:37:38] <somiaj> HelloShitty: system files are in /lib/systemd/
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• 462[23:38:00] <HelloShitty> systemctl get-default already says graphical.targert
• 463[23:38:03] <somiaj> don't edit system files (in /lib), make a file of the same name in /etc and edit that, or use systemctl -e unitname
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• 475[23:43:43] <HelloShitty> So if systemctl get-default already says it's graphical.target
• 476[23:44:00] <HelloShitty> Can I do anything else to ensure it boots to the login manager?
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• 479[23:47:24] <somiaj> HelloShitty: what does cat /etc/X11/default-display-manager say?
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• 481[23:47:36] <jmcnaught> what does 'systemctl status display-manager.service' say?
• 482[23:47:59] <HelloShitty> Unit display-manager.service could not be found.
• 483[23:48:06] <HelloShitty> :s
• 484[23:48:26] <jmcnaught> do you have one installed?
• 485[23:48:39] <HelloShitty> Isn't Plasma-Desktop one?
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• 490[23:49:02] <HelloShitty> Or is it sddm ?
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• 492[23:49:23] <jmcnaught> sddm is the display manager used with KDE in Debian
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• 494[23:49:51] <lefrosch> Hi
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• 499[23:50:31] * dvs wonders what the problem with the name "kdm"
• 500[23:50:53] <lefrosch> When I switch my theme in xfce under "appearance", nothing changes. I'm trying to figure out why. I found out that the themes are stored in /usr/share/themes, but how does xfce what my current theme is ?
• 501[23:51:03] <lefrosch> * xfce decide what
• 502[23:51:27] <HelloShitty> installing sddm now
• 503[23:51:30] <HelloShitty> it was not installed
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• 506[23:51:57] <HelloShitty> now sddm is running
• 507[23:52:15] <jmcnaught> HelloShitty: if it was me I would install the task-kde-desktop package to get the whole DE
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• 510[23:52:46] <HelloShitty> ok
• 511[23:52:47] <HelloShitty> thanks
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• 513[23:53:49] <HelloShitty> jeezzzz, that's going to install so much shit... Ouch
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• 515[23:54:08] <lefrosch> I figured out that the changes apply to some programs like Hexchat, but not others. Strange for me.
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