libera/#devuan/ Sunday, 2021-01-31

lonoxmonthaving an interesting time trying to get the netboot installer to work on a laptop02:51
lonoxmonti seem to have gotten it into a state where it only tries to hit the archive for ascii, fails to find modules that match the running kernel (because the installer is newer) and fails out02:52
lonoxmontis there a way to force the installer to try a different release? where does it store the information about what release it is targeting?02:53
lonoxmonti guess worst case i can try and reboot and start over but it was already a pain getting even this far02:53
lonoxmontthoughts?02:53
golinuxJust download the installer for the release you want to install and it will foind the appropriate repositories.02:58
golinuxPlease . . . the title of the iso that you are trying to install02:58
golinuxBeerbelott: Hello stranger!02:59
Beerbelott;)03:00
BeerbelottAny LVM pro over here?03:00
lonoxmontyeah thats part of my problem, the regular iso files dont boot on this laptop03:00
lonoxmontjust sits there and spins forever on one of the firmware splash screens03:01
BeerbelottI'm trying to migrate hardwired Devuan partitions onto LVM, and it seems I missed something... WHen running on the new system, I get a "WARNING: Device /dev/*** not inistialized in udev database even after waiting 10000000 microseconds." message for each and every partition... until the bootloader gives up03:01
n4dirlonoxmont: isn't there a button at the bottom where you can "go back" ?03:02
lonoxmonthttps://mirror.leaseweb.com/devuan/devuan_beowulf/installer-iso/devuan_beowulf_3.0.0_amd64-netinstall.iso03:02
lonoxmontthis doesnt boot for me03:02
n4dirand i think from expert-mode you can point it to a certain release03:03
lonoxmonthttps://pkgmaster.devuan.org/devuan/dists/beowulf/main/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/mini.iso03:03
lonoxmontthis does03:03
lonoxmontim in expert mode alaready03:03
n4dirah03:03
lonoxmonti think there is some weirdness since the first time i got to the choose mirror entry and picked a mirror, it initially showed jessie and ascii releases, subsequent entries into that menu to try and select something else only show beowulf as the oldest03:06
lonoxmonti guess if i have to i can try and reboot again but its still flakey to get even this far03:06
lonoxmontthus i was hoping if there was some file the isntaller script was hitting for which release to target, i was hoping to force it to try a different release03:07
fsmithredBeerbelott, are you working in a chroot when you get that message?03:09
lonoxmontsince right now it seems jammed on trying to hit ascii03:10
fsmithredmini iso stops working when the kernel in the repo gets updated03:11
lonoxmontis there no way to set up whatever handles the repo updates to refresh the iso when that happens?03:12
Beerbelottfsmithred: No, that on reboot after having installed lvm and run grub-install + update-grub from the chroot03:12
fsmithredhm, my kernel is older than your mini.iso and03:13
fsmithredit should still be good03:13
fsmithredoh, I remember03:13
BeerbelottIn the chroot there is a warning /sbin/fsck.lvm2 when updating03:13
fsmithredBeerbelott, you gotta tell udev to fkoff03:13
fsmithredcouple of edits in /etc/lvm/lvm.conf03:14
BeerbelottI mount /run/udev in the chroot, as I told you the other day03:14
BeerbelottSeems to run flawlessly03:14
fsmithredyeah, I thought we talked about this03:14
Beerbelottapart from that /sbin/fsck.lvm203:14
fsmithredudev_sync = 003:16
fsmithredudev_rules = 003:16
Beerbelottin the chroot?03:16
fsmithredno03:16
fsmithredjust do that in the installed system03:16
fsmithredI think there are two more edits03:17
n4dirhow to remove ssh port forwards again03:17
fsmithredtrying to remember without looking it up03:17
n4diryesterday i just used pkill, but that seems awkard03:17
lonoxmonti guess i can try and grab one of the regular installer cds but i prefer netinstalls so im not installing old versions of stuff to then have to update vs just getting the latest03:18
fsmithredwe have netinstall cd03:19
Beerbelott"fsck: error 2 (No such file or directory) while executing fsck.ext4 for /dev/mapper/vg0-lvol0"03:19
BeerbelottWTH03:19
Beerbelott1st line on boot03:19
Beerbelottudevd: specified group 'kvm' unknown03:20
lonoxmontfsmithred: the netinstall cd hangs at boot on this laptop03:20
lonoxmontnever gets past the uefi splash screen03:20
BeerbelottBut... I forgot lvm in that chroot03:20
Beerbelottforgot -> installed03:21
fsmithredhttps://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?pid=21501#p2150103:21
fsmithredwhat do you mean you forgot lvm?03:22
fsmithredoh03:22
fsmithrednm03:22
fsmithredignore the kvm warning03:22
BeerbelottIs this "normal"?03:22
fsmithredthat post has the edits03:22
BeerbelottThx for the link, will try03:22
fsmithredyeah, the kvm warning is pretty much standard03:22
Beerbelottseems to be systemd-related :|03:23
fsmithredno, kvm is VM related03:23
BeerbelottAh OK. I am indeed training in a VM03:23
fsmithredgrep kvm /etc/group03:23
BeerbelottDon't wanna screw up my repartitioning on the live system03:24
lonoxmontgoing to try the server install iso and see if that works any better03:24
lonoxmontnetboot flat refuses to boot03:24
fsmithredthere is a netinstall iso that is not the same as the netboot/mini.iso03:25
lonoxmontthere is03:26
lonoxmonti downloaded it03:26
lonoxmontburned it03:26
lonoxmonttried to boot03:26
fsmithredthat's not good03:26
lonoxmontit hangs at the uefi boot logo forever03:27
lonoxmonti let it sit for a day to see if it ever mad eprogress, it didnt03:27
fsmithredno error message?03:27
fsmithredis secure boot enabled?03:27
lonoxmontnope, which makes this even more fun to try and fix03:27
Beerbelott/dev/sda5 is in use e2fsck: Cannot continue, aborting (/dev/sda5 is the LVM PV)03:27
fsmithredcan't do a filesystem check on something that isn't a filesystem03:28
lonoxmontsecure boot has to be disabled to far to get the mini.iso to boot03:28
lonoxmontit fails with secure boot error otherwise03:28
BeerbelottWhy is it trying to do so?03:28
lonoxmontmy net is slammed trying to pull this iso gimme a sec for responses03:29
fsmithredbeer, I don't know03:29
BeerbelottMb there is aflag of some sort on it03:29
BeerbelottI'll try to clear all that from the rescue live system03:29
lonoxmontok thats down now03:29
lonoxmontgoing to try and burn off the server install cd and see if that works any better03:30
fsmithredlonoxmont, you using optical media or usb?03:30
lonoxmontoptical03:30
lonoxmonti tried usb and it doesnt seem to like it03:30
lonoxmonteven though it has a listing in the firmware for usb booting, i havent got it to work03:30
fsmithredare you able to get to the hardware's boot device menu?03:31
lonoxmonti am03:31
fsmithredthe usb stick shows up in that menu but doesn't boot?03:32
fsmithredor it doesn't show up?03:32
lonoxmontid have to double check, i dont remember if it shows up correctly or not03:32
lonoxmontmy usual approach to usb booting is dd the iso off to the usb stick and rely on the firmware doing optical emulation or w/e03:32
lonoxmontmost of the time its worked fine, this hardware doesnt like it03:33
fsmithredthere might be a setting in the bios/uefi to make it play nice03:33
lonoxmonteh, this uefi seems to be fairly barebones03:33
lonoxmontits a bit older hardware03:33
fsmithredbut uefi implementations are often wonky03:33
lonoxmontyeah they are03:33
fsmithredlike whatever they felt like doing on that day03:34
lonoxmontthe one on the laptop i am on now refuses to traverse down any levels in the ESP03:34
fsmithredif you can get one of the live isos to boot, you could do a debootstrap install03:34
lonoxmontso i worked around that by copying the grubx64.efi to the root of the esp03:34
fsmithredlol03:34
fsmithredn4dir, what do you want to remove?03:42
n4dirthe port forward. wait a second03:43
lonoxmontgonna burn off this iso and see if it boots, im not holding out much hope lmao03:43
n4dirssh -f -N -L7657:127.0.0.1:765703:43
fsmithrednot sure what you mean. I think of port forwarding as the settings in my router03:43
lonoxmontand the crazy thing is the exact same netinstall iso worked fine on this laptop03:43
n4dirthen netat tulpen shows it accordingly03:43
lonoxmontjust doesnt like this other hardware03:43
fsmithredis that for reverse ssh?03:44
n4dirbut if i stop the service, i2p, on the remote, and restart it, that ssh-port-forward doesn't work anymore03:44
n4dirfsmithred: it tells the local machine to make the remote port, 7657, to act as if it was local to the local machine03:44
fsmithredand then what do you do with that?03:44
n4dirso not remote, but local PC, i can localhost:7657, and will get pointed to remote03:44
n4dirmakes sense?03:45
n4dirremote no X is running, i need a web-browser for said port, hence the port forwarding03:45
fsmithredlsof or ps ax or pidof to get the pid and then kill that03:46
n4dirpkill ssh works, but then i gotta restart ssh-agent. And it doesn't look like a very sexy solution to stop those ssh-forwards03:46
fsmithredor maybe start it in a script and when the script ends it closes it03:46
n4direither -f or -N avoids that03:47
lonoxmontiirc there might be an ssh escape sequence command to remove forwards, i know there is one to add them03:47
n4dirbecause usually i want it to keep running03:47
fsmithredok, so the script could make a pid file and then it could kill the right process at the end03:48
fsmithredI guess you'd have to leave it open in a terminal and ctrl-c if you want to keep it running03:48
n4dirbut then i run the script and end with no nothing, or?03:48
fsmithredprobably better ways03:48
lonoxmontpid files are scetchy and prone to race conditions afaik03:48
n4dirthen pkill sounds like a better solution03:48
lonoxmontbetter would be make it a proper service and have init handle it03:49
fsmithredpkill is shotgun. You are getting collateral damage.03:49
n4dirwell, if no one knows how to remove those port-forwards it is all i got03:50
lonoxmontlemme look one sec03:50
n4diram in the middle of breaking the raspberry installation altogether, so that problem will not occure that soon again ...03:51
n4dirfingers crossed it won't happen ...03:51
lonoxmonthttps://www.sans.org/blog/using-the-ssh-konami-code-ssh-control-sequences/03:51
lonoxmontheres a little of it, theres probably better info let mekeep looking03:51
n4diri don't think that helps with ssh-port-forwarding03:52
Nematocystoh no.  just installed beowulf yesterday.  mostly happy with the setup after moving everything over today.  realize i haven't installed a printer.  synaptic says cups installed already.  print a test page.  perfect.  run a 16-bit wine app and print from it.  perfect.  that's not supposed to happen!03:52
Nematocyst(it's a network printer attached to a rpi)03:53
Nematocysti did zero config on it03:53
lonoxmonthttps://jango.si/post/ssh-escape-sequences/03:53
lonoxmontoh is this not an interactive shell?03:54
n4dirno03:54
lonoxmonthmm03:55
lonoxmontyeah idk then03:55
n4dirif i wouldn't have found that stoneage old script in the middle of an external disk, i sure wouldn't have been able to do it at all03:56
n4dirclusterfuck03:56
BeerbelottDammit! I found my mistake fsmithred03:57
fsmithred??03:57
BeerbelottI used the UUID of the LVM partition instead of the mapped fake partition of the LV...03:58
Beerbelottin fstab03:58
fsmithredthat's a reason not to like uuids03:58
Beerbelottstill got an error about the inexistence of fsck.ext4 o nthe first line of boot though03:59
BeerbelottHave I done sth wrong?03:59
Beerbelottbefore the INIT: version blahblahblah line03:59
fsmithrednot sure.03:59
fsmithredfsck shows up in a couple files in /etc/init.d03:59
fsmithredI might have an lvm to check04:00
BeerbelottI installed a *very* basic system to train, not even the SSH server. I installed <200 packages during install04:00
BeerbelottThe whole error is "fsck: error 2 (No such file or diretory) while executing fsck.ext4 for /dev/mapper/vg0-lvol004:02
Beerbelottfsck exited with status code 8"04:02
fsmithredI didn't see it go by during boot04:02
Beerbelottfollowed by "INIT: version 2.93 booting"04:02
fsmithredI don't see it in /var/log/boot04:04
fsmithredhttps://www.sans.org/blog/using-the-ssh-konami-code-ssh-control-sequences/04:04
fsmithredoops04:04
fsmithredI can't copy/paste from the VM04:05
fsmithredanyway it says "checking file systems...fsck from util-linux 2.33.104:05
fsmithredbootfs: clean...blahblah04:06
BeerbelottMmmh04:06
fsmithredthis is encrypted lvm04:06
BeerbelottMb I need to rebuild the boot sequence fro mthe chroot?04:06
BeerbelottMine is not encrypted04:06
fsmithreddid you convert filesystems to lvm or did you copy stuff from old filesystems to new ones in new lvm?04:08
BeerbelottI copied the old partition to the LV with ddrescue04:11
BeerbelottMight be the pb?04:11
fsmithrednever tried that04:12
fsmithredI would probably use rsync04:12
BeerbelottWorking at the block level, you're sure not to miss anything out, right?04:12
fsmithredthe old system was not running at the time?04:13
BeerbelottTime of what?04:13
Beerbelottcopy?04:13
fsmithredthat it was being copied04:13
BeerbelottLol no I did all the work fro mthe live rescue system04:14
fsmithredok04:14
lonoxmontthe server iso also hangs04:14
Beerbelotthe good news is the old partition is still there on the side04:14
lonoxmonti can try other ones but i suspect they probably also hang04:14
fsmithredhangs where?04:14
BeerbelottI can copy it all over again inside the LV, resize the FS and redo all the LVM-related work04:14
fsmithredBeerbelott, it should work. I've done similar with refractainstaller.04:18
rrqBeerbelott: where does it get /dev/mapper/vg0-lvol0  from .. /etc/fstab ?04:20
lonoxmontfsmithred: at the toshiba splash screen the uefi firmware displays04:22
lonoxmontits jsut a black screen that has a toshiba logo in red text, nothing else useful04:22
fsmithredyeah, I know what it looks like04:22
lonoxmontthe cd drive spools like it is trying to read, and just never ends up reading04:22
fsmithredF12 for the boot device menu04:23
lonoxmonteverything hangs and the only way to get out is to force a poweroff04:23
lonoxmontnot even ctl-alt-del does anything04:23
fsmithredI can only boot usb from the usb2 port, not from the usb304:23
fsmithredok, yours is worse than mine04:23
lonoxmonti cna boot the gparted live cd and the mini.iso devuan image04:24
lonoxmontso i know its not completely broken04:24
fsmithredoh, maybe...04:24
lonoxmonthowever i think something is broken in mini.iso as it seems to try and install ascii no matter what release you select04:25
fsmithredboot the gparted iso cd and then chainload the usb04:25
fsmithredI have to do that with my old thinkpad04:25
lonoxmon1gdi freenode04:28
lonoxmon1what was my last message04:28
n4dir"... no matter what release you select"04:28
fsmithredyeah04:29
lonoxmontlooking at the log, it doesnt like the gpg signature the first time around on the Release file, then the second time it likes it but then proceeds to load the ascii Release file04:29
lonoxmontwhich then fails because it doesnt have a mathcing kernel module list or w/e04:29
lonoxmon119:26:16 -0800 < lonoxmont> looking at the log, it doesnt like the gpg signature the first time around on the Release file, then the second time it likes it but then proceeds to load the ascii Release file04:29
lonoxmon119:26:27 -0800 < lonoxmont> which then fails because it doesnt have a mathcing kernel module list or w/e04:29
lonoxmon1wait what04:29
lonoxmon1tf happened there04:29
fsmithredhttps://termbin.com/306z04:30
Lonoxmontanyhow04:32
Lonoxmontthoughts?04:32
Lonoxmonti dont think i have any burnable dvds laying around, so cant test that04:33
gnarfaceusb key would probably work...04:34
Lonoxmontif this toshiba firmware liked usb drives i wouldnt be here04:35
gnarfacedid you try with one that's 2GB or smaller?04:35
Lonoxmontso far it only seems to like opticals and i never figured out how to make a reliable bootable usb other than just dding over an iso04:35
BeerbelottYippeah!04:35
gnarfaceif it's an older bios it'll have to be <= 2GB physically (partitioning won't help)04:36
Lonoxmonti dont know if i have any that are both below the 2gb barrier but also large enough to be useful04:36
BeerbelottI redid a fresh copy from my old hardwired partition to the LV, redid the LVM install + configuration, followed by GRUB rebuild and boom! Bootable without any error before init kicks in04:36
Lonoxmontlike i might have a 128mb lying around04:36
gnarface1GB should be sufficient for most images04:36
Beerbelottfsmithred: Joy!04:36
gnarfaceoh, for the grub livecd it's like... 2MB or something, any size would be fine04:37
gnarfacefor a devuan livecd it'd have to be 1GB04:37
gnarfacegrub/gparted04:37
gnarfaceeither of those i think probably would fit in 128MB04:37
gnarfaceph04:37
gnarfacehmmm, maybe not ...04:37
gnarfacelast grub live iso i downloaded was 379M04:37
gnarfacegrr, gparted i mean04:38
gnarfacei have a very old version that's 128MB though... 0.13.104:38
gnarfacei could have sworn there was a way to put a ~2MB grub image on iso though04:39
Beerbelottfsmithred: I confirm copying fro mthe block level works (and I already knew it was the case from past tests). I use ddrescue (gddrescue package) and not standard dd as ddrescue is designed towards data copy exactness : can be resumed/checked against the mapfile, supports multiple passes, forward/reverse, separate scrape fro mcopy, etc.04:39
Beerbelott(also very handy when dealing with failing disks)04:39
BeerbelottAlrighty y'all! Gn04:40
gnarfacei wouldn't expect it to be so old that it would require the usb key be formatted as a 100MB ATAPI floppy if it has a dvd drive04:42
fsmithredgnarface, see grub-mkrescue for making a grub boot CD04:44
Lonoxmontnah its newer than this laptop i think04:44
Lonoxmontand it has uefi so its not super ancient04:44
fsmithredreally, try booting the usb from the CD that does boot04:45
fsmithredthe termbin link was an example grub menuentry04:46
fsmithredyou could do the same on grub command line to test it04:46
fsmithredboot grub rescue cd, press c04:46
fsmithredthen type the commands. You can even use tab-completion therer.04:46
fsmithredthere04:46
Lonoxmontwould it work if i got to the grub menu off of the gparted live cd that does work and then swapped disks over to devuan and edited the grub entry to point to the new kernel images etc?04:48
fsmithredI don't think so04:49
rrqLonoxmont: for the mini.iso, on choosing mirror, the only sensible is to go to the top and choose deb.devuan.org04:49
fsmithredanyway I need to sleep.04:50
Lonoxmonti can reboot and try that again, i still find it odd/a sign something is broken that the first time you hit that menu entry ascii shows up in the list of releases, but not any subsequent times04:50
fsmithredgood luck with it. Try what I suggested.04:51
fsmithrednot with the mini.iso. Use a bigger one. dd it to the usb. boot from the CD that works.04:51
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDHow do I resolve a ipv6 link local adress in /etc/hosts04:53
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDI tried putting fe80::216:3eff:fe56:9bed%eth0 lltest04:53
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDPing lltest04:53
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDBut ping keeps returning host not found04:53
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDAll the guides out there just say to use systemd, which doesn't solve the problem and i'm not using systemd04:53
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDIt should not be required to run systemd to use ipv604:54
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDIpv6 is a internet protocol, not an init system04:54
onefangThe %eth0 part might be confusing things.04:55
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDHow else do i specify the zone id to use?05:01
rrqnot needed, or use "-I eth0"05:04
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDSo echo "fe80::blah%eth0 -I eth0 lltest" >/etc/hosts?05:05
rrqno interface in /etc/hosts ... you can give it to ping if you want05:05
Lonoxmont/etc/hosts is just like a local dns file05:07
rrq(and you meant >> I suppose :)05:07
Lonoxmont/etc/network/interfaces might be closer to what you are trying to do05:07
Lonoxmontait no i cant read05:07
Lonoxmontidk how ipv6 link local stuff works05:08
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDHow do i setup a dns entry in /etc/network/interfaces?05:08
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDI thought that was /etc/hosts05:09
Lonoxmontyou dont i just didnt read the original question right05:09
Lonoxmonti thought you were trying to set a link local address05:09
rrqthe /etc/hosts line should be "fe80::216:3eff:fe56:9bed lltest"05:09
rrqwithout the quotes05:09
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDHow will it know which zone to use?05:13
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDThat does work05:15
rrqI believe the kernel works out which interface to use for link-local addresses .. possibly via NDP05:15
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDHmm05:15
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDOk05:15
rrqyou might want to assign private addresses in fc00::/7 instead05:17
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDPing works05:17
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDBut wget, netcat, and curl break05:17
CAPTCHA_REQUIRED# nc -v llxmpp:528105:18
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDllxmpp:5281: forward host lookup failed: Unknown host05:18
CAPTCHA_REQUIRED# wget llxmpp:528105:18
CAPTCHA_REQUIRED--2021-01-30 20:16:58--  http://llxmpp:5281/05:18
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDResolving llxmpp (llxmpp)... fe80::216:3eff:fe56:9bed05:18
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDConnecting to llxmpp (llxmpp)|fe80::216:3eff:fe56:9bed|:5281... failed: Invalid argument.05:18
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDrrq: do you mean fd not fc right?05:21
rrqboth (it's /7)05:21
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDThis just really sucks. I really want to use ipv6's advanced features but gnu userspace is so buggy05:22
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDMaybe i can setup private addressing automagiclly with radvd05:22
rrqtry adding a ".here" or something to the name in /etc/hosts; domainless names get resolved with all sorts of domains05:24
rrqipv6 works like ipv4 really, and radvd is like a dhcp service05:25
rrq(I use dnsmasq for that just because I'm used to it for ipv4)05:27
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDrrq: I just did this and it gave all my hosts their own range05:29
CAPTCHA_REQUIRED        prefix fd00:dead:beef::/64 {05:29
CAPTCHA_REQUIRED                AdvAutonomous   on;05:29
CAPTCHA_REQUIRED                AdvOnLink       on;05:29
CAPTCHA_REQUIRED                DeprecatePrefix on;05:29
CAPTCHA_REQUIRED                };05:29
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDIn radvd.conf05:29
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDPretty cooll05:29
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDDid it instantly too05:29
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDI highly recommend setting up radvd and radnsd on your linux servers instead of using dhcp and dnsmasq rrq05:30
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDYou can even use stateless route advertisement to give your hosts a recursive resolver05:30
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDAll without any state05:30
rrqwhat does radnsd do?05:35
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDOh, it statelessly listens for RADNSS advertisements by ipv6 routers and updates /etc/resolv.conf accordingly05:47
rrqah like dhclient ... though I could only find A BSD program under than name05:49
rrqmy use cases are fairly static so dnsmasq to provision dynamic IP and a normal "dhcp" declaration in /etc/network/interfaces work fine for me05:56
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDDhcp is stateful though06:06
rrqdo tyou mean that the typical implementations try to persist IP assignments?06:09
rrqafaik the protocol itself is a simple request-response handshake at Ethernet level06:15
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDrrq: stateless ipv6 uses persistent addresses unless you enable ipv6 privacy extensions07:17
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDIt's generated from your mac address07:17
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDrrq: can you help me test something?07:47
rrqsure07:47
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDCan you join 'spyware' on https://www.nuegia.net/converse/07:47
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDLet me know if you have any problems on your browser07:47
rrqneed to crank up my chrome I suppose :)07:48
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDWhat do you normally use?07:48
rrqmy everyday browser palemoon 28.6.1 doesn't do html507:50
rrqor webrtc07:50
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDDoes the link not work on palemoon?07:51
rrqjust get a blue background... seems to work fine in google-chrome-stable07:51
* CAPTCHA_REQUIRED sigh07:51
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDWell, for people like you there's native program access07:52
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDI'm just testing a web portal for the people unable to install programs for whatever reason07:52
rrq"flicking the console switches" :)07:52
rrqok. I'm viewing the chat ... should I do soemting more ?07:54
rrqI guess you're doing something ... I don't get access anymore08:00
rrqok... TOM and me08:02
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDHmm?08:02
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDOh08:03
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDWeird glitch08:03
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDCan you try now?08:03
rrqok; I ^C-ed first so my nick was taken ...08:05
rrqhmm page refresh ... required new nick again08:12
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDHow about now?08:16
rrqI refreshed and it needs a new nick08:18
rrqneed to go08:18
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDThanks anyways08:20
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDI appreciate your help08:20
flingAfter updating chimaera I got dhcp taking longer to get the address08:27
flingHow to fix?08:27
flingNot happening with older chimaera :>08:27
flingI forgot what was that app for editing runlevels08:55
rrqsysv-rc-conf maybe09:27
rrqfling: ^^^09:28
flingrrq: thanks09:44
flingwhich number is for what btw?09:45
fling1 2 3 4 5 0 6 S09:45
rrqhttps://wiki.debian.org/RunLevel10:05
Garb0Hi, quick question, what kernel version are we on?19:21
CAPTCHA_REQUIREDThe good one19:42
user___no libgcrypt update for devuan beowulf? There's an active exploit out.19:47
user___I'm on 1.8.4-5 -- damn debian versions which are not the "real" upstream versions19:48
user___Is this the latest / patched or not?19:48
user___Ah, the hole only affects 1.9.019:49
gnarfaceGarb0: type: uname -a19:53
Garb0gnarface, i'm not even on the distro, i was considering reinstalling, that's why i am asking.19:54
gnarfacethere are several kernel versions available... 4.19, 5.9, 5.10... i think maybe 4.9 still?19:55
gnarfaceit's just all the same kernels as debian19:55
gnarfaceit's literally the exact same kernel packages19:55
gnarfacetry the live image19:56
unixbsdaitor_: the pdf editor is now ready to be used. this is interesting for your given examples. thank you again for your input for xpdfedit. sh compile.sh to make the binary. https://gitlab.com/openbsd98324/xpdfedit  #22:02

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