libera/#devuan/ Thursday, 2019-10-24

gnarfaceavbox14: i don't know much about pulseaudio but it seems like you should be able to change the defaults...  did you try pavucontrol?00:03
avbox14gnarface: Just installed pavucontrol, works perfect, but my problem is setting on console.00:06
gnarfaceoh00:06
gnarfacemight be a bug in pactl then, i'm not sure.   i don't use it.00:06
gnarfacebut i thought it would keep your last setting through reboots.  that might be wrong too, if it is not.00:06
gnarfaceavbox14: this is ascii, right?  i'd check the bug reports in devuan and debian first, then maybe file one if nothing is mentioned00:10
avbox14gnarface: NO, it i beowulf.00:11
gnarfaceavbox14: oh,  well the advice stands still.  they may have also seen this issue before in #pulseaudio00:12
avbox14gnarface: I check it on #pulseaudio, but I'm not shure if it is a devuan specific or pulseaudio or my own problem. Thank's anyway for help00:16
gnarfaceavbox14: yes, at this point i can't tell you either, that is also a question you will need to answer yourself.  sorry.  since it is buster, that does increase the chances of it being devuan/polkit/systemd related00:17
gnarfaceavbox14: if it is such an issue though, very likely it's just some mundane permissions problem you can work around by hand if you can figure out what needs access that isn't getting it00:17
xrogaangolinux: your email client may be faulty.06:52
bernyrdhi does devuan have reproducible builds08:06
xrogaanwhat does that mean?08:08
bernyrdhttps://wiki.debian.org/ReproducibleBuilds/About08:08
bernyrd>Allow independent verifications that a binary matches what the source intended to produce.08:08
onefangIt can be tricky getting the binaries to be identical for each build from the same source code.08:10
* onefang has done this sort of thing professionally. Coz government audit labs.08:10
gnarfacebernyrd: the packages in devuan mostly ARE the ones in debian.09:30
agriswith special old people sauce09:44
MinceRbut is it made from real special old people?09:45
onefangOnly the ones with properly grey beards.09:46
agrisyes. with only the sharpest cleanest blenders used09:46
agris>grey beards.09:47
MinceR:)09:47
agrisYes, grey beards are a requirement. sandles, khakis, and beep bellies too09:48
agrisbut not without lanyards09:48
agris*beer09:49
agrishow many lanyards you got onefang ?10:16
yetihttps://dilbert.com/strip/1995-06-24 --> #debianfork ?12:01
xkr47^^12:32
xkr47do fake grey beards count? :D12:32
onefangYou'll grow into it.12:33
xkr47In Soviet Russia, it'll grow into you12:34
bernyrdgnarface: that's pretty yeet to know14:03
gnarfacebernyrd: i don't really know what that means14:04
gnarfacebernyrd: i thought i remembered someone saying that the devuan-forked packages were all reproducible builds but i'm not sure14:05
bernyrddon't worry my yeetness14:05
bernyrdI thought that may be the case, but wasn't sure14:05
avbox14FYI, there is a new AVMultimedia release (inkl. doc for intel compute stick as open source tv station). All infos you find under: http://archivista.ch/cms/en/support-2/avmultimedia-2/17:32
jonadabWhy would atop say that init is using 50% disk access?22:37
jonadabFor _days on end_?22:37
jonadabjbd2/sda3-8 is also implicated.  sda3 is the root fs22:38
jonadabThis is on a recent install.  Started pretty much immediately after install, which was Monday.  Never stops.22:38
jonadabIt _sounds_ like the system is swapping virtual memory to and from disk constantly, but free says no.22:38
jonadabNo swap space is being used.  There's still free physical memory.22:39
DonkeyHoteiwhat does iotop say?22:40
DonkeyHoteioh, you used atop, nvm22:40
DonkeyHoteitake a look at what threads use virt22:41
* jonadab checks iotop22:42
* jonadab _installs_ iotop, then checks it.22:42
jonadabiotop does not appear to be aware that any disk activity is happening.22:43
FleaFarthtop22:44
jonadabhtop has options to sort by CPU, memory, or time.  Don't see an option to sort by disk activity there.22:44
FleaFartI get that, but sometimes it gives me a hint.22:45
jonadabTop memory user is irssi.22:45
jonadabAt 0.4%22:45
jonadabTop cpu user is htop, followed by screen (irssi is running in screen), followed by sshd (it's a headless system), followed by init [2]22:48
jonadabhtop is at 0.7% cpu.22:48
rrqmaybe "vmstat" gives soemthing (else)22:49
jonadabvmstat says swpd is 022:51
jonadabwhich matches what free says22:51
jonadabAlso, swapoff -a does not change anything.22:51
jonadabIt's not swapping, that's just what the physical noise coming from the drive _sounds_ like.22:51
jonadabThis is ascii btw22:52
jonadabIf I wanted the init system to access the disk all the time, I could install one of the poetteringed distros.22:52
FleaFartis it possible that the hard drive has issues?22:56
FleaFartor is this software related.22:56
jonadabWell, the drive is new, but I can't absolutely rule out hardware issues.23:00
FleaFartI am just guessing to try to inspire brianstorming; may I ask is this a new install? I have no Idea, but a script/program that may be conflicting with devuan would create a noise like swapping (example something that won't stop till it gets something from systemd, and doesn't know that it is in a endless loop) totally guessing.23:19
* FleaFart I did notice some drive noise when I first installed, but after I apt updated; apt upgraded, it was gone. 23:21
MinceRafaik nuclear is already more expensive than solar and wind23:21
MinceRoops, wrong window23:22
FleaFartthats why I lead ya here23:23
FleaFartLOL23:23
gnarfacejonadab: how are you sure it's not something irssi is doing?23:38
FleaFartI noticed some interesting links in the intro to the #irssi description ; but not sure it is applies.23:43

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