tuxd3v | hello, don't know how, but I got a file '/root/dead.letter' does this ever occurred to you? | 00:37 |
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adhoc | I seem to recall you get this when you start to compose an email but don't end up sending it | 00:43 |
adhoc | has been a long time though | 00:43 |
tuxd3v | that could be the case, as it seems to be a mail message :) | 00:44 |
syco- | hi | 01:56 |
xrogaan | Still no reply on https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=985296 :( | 03:18 |
iv4nshm4k0v | xrogaan: Perhaps ask around on the -backports mailing list? | 06:37 |
john333 | idk why but thunar defaulted my usb drive to root whenever I plugged it in and can't read my ntfs sd card | 16:04 |
john333 | actually idk if it's a thunar issue with root | 16:05 |
gnarface | might just be how you formatted it | 16:05 |
gnarface | permissions will stay with the mounted device not the mount point | 16:05 |
john333 | It was all working fine until I opened up file manager settings I think | 16:06 |
john333 | I plugged in the drives to other devices and it read them fine | 16:07 |
gnarface | i'm not familiar with thunar, sorry | 16:07 |
gnarface | can you remember what settings you changed? | 16:07 |
john333 | I didn't change anything from what I can recall | 16:08 |
john333 | I just opened the settings | 16:08 |
john333 | I did a chmod u+x on my usb and everything works on that but it's kinda a temporary fix | 16:08 |
hagbard_ | Sure it isn't the permissions/ownership of the mount point? | 16:09 |
john333 | on my sd card everything can be seen as a regular user and read outside of thunar | 16:09 |
john333 | can u alter the permissions/ownership in fstab? | 16:11 |
gnarface | depends on the filesystem, but some of them yes | 16:11 |
john333 | I did that on the sd | 16:11 |
gnarface | well undo it then | 16:12 |
john333 | didn't really do much | 16:15 |
john333 | probably thunar exclusive issue | 16:15 |
john333 | it's saying input/output error | 16:16 |
john333 | either the SD card is corrupted or i messed up thunar (or both) | 16:27 |
gnarface | well a lot of things can go wrong anyway, but adding ntfs in there is a real wild card | 16:28 |
john333 | it's also a sandisk which kinda vary in quality | 16:29 |
gnarface | i have had no problems with sandisk honestly | 16:30 |
gnarface | lately i've heard some rumors of counterfeits though | 16:30 |
john333 | damn | 16:30 |
gnarface | but ntfs write support has been experimental for a very long time, not sure if it's not still | 16:31 |
gnarface | regardless of the condition of the SD card itself, you'd save yourself a lot of trouble not using ntfs | 16:31 |
john333 | never again | 16:31 |
gnarface | just about anything else at all would be safer | 16:32 |
gnarface | fat32 would only be slightly safer | 16:32 |
john333 | I thought apple was nuts for excluding it but now I know | 16:32 |
gnarface | but the rest of them would be greatly safer | 16:32 |
wdq | John333 just try to chown the USB card | 16:39 |
wdq | Worked for me | 16:39 |
xinomilo | input/output error usually means hw (adaptor/sd) fault.. | 16:41 |
xinomilo | but you can also try ntfsfix for ntfs | 16:41 |
john333 | yea probably corrupted | 16:41 |
john333 | weird how on windows I could see the files inside of the file manager though | 16:42 |
john333 | and is it normal to see a 400gb card say it's actually 394gb when plugged in | 16:43 |
john333 | nvm it's GiB | 16:45 |
wdq | john333 try removing usbmount package and try and see if it works | 16:46 |
john333 | i dont think i have that package installed | 16:47 |
john333 | I actually might've gotten a fake sandisk | 16:53 |
buZz | john333: there's tool to check if your usbstick/card is legit | 16:54 |
buZz | https://fight-flash-fraud.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ | 16:54 |
john333 | thanks | 16:55 |
xinomilo | anyone with a succesful migration path from bullseye/systemd -> chimaera? | 23:00 |
xinomilo | keep getting : "systemd is the active init system, please switch to another before removing systemd." | 23:00 |
xinomilo | but that's the issue, no other init can be installed, looping on the above every time.. | 23:00 |
golinux | xinomilo: There are several threads in the forum about dealing with buster > beowulf migration. It seems there are several ways to do this. We will likely modify the documentation to account for this | 23:14 |
golinux | I think one was from nixer | 23:15 |
xinomilo | already tried buster-> beowulf instructions, doesn't apply for bullseye | 23:15 |
xinomilo | this helps to workaround the message : https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=934491#68 | 23:16 |
xinomilo | but haven't rebooted yet to check the outcome... :D | 23:16 |
xinomilo | lots of dpkg --force also, so far | 23:17 |
golinux | https://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?id=2796 | 23:17 |
xinomilo | yes, that doesn't work | 23:18 |
xinomilo | you can't install eudev | 23:18 |
golinux | the dev1fanboy documentation is "incomplete". The above link is nixers solution. there is also another method. fsmithred can point you to it. | 23:19 |
golinux | fsmithred: ^^^ | 23:19 |
xinomilo | maybe i should mention system is arm64 | 23:20 |
golinux | It is possible. I haven't crossed that bridge yet so no personal experience. | 23:20 |
euthyrox | hello everyone, has anyone had some experience with setting up unpriv containers on devuan beowulf? they work okay for the most part but i can't figure out how to allow some cgroups for the life of me | 23:20 |
golinux | This has been discussed on this channel and on the forum and probably dng also. | 23:20 |
golinux | That comment was for xinomilo not euthyrox | 23:21 |
golinux | xinomilo: Have you read this thread on dng? https://lists.dyne.org/lurker/message/20190906.042703.550e1c25.en.html | 23:27 |
sadsnork | I have successfully followed https://www.devuan.org/os/documentation/dev1fanboy/en/buster-to-beowulf a handful of times without issues. I do not do the switch with any DE installed though. | 23:31 |
xinomilo | buster -> beowulf upgrades using forum/dng guides work. my problems are with bullseye->chimaera migration.. | 23:32 |
xinomilo | trying to document something, but i keep getting broken systems.. | 23:32 |
golinux | xinomilo: Apologies for the misread. You might have to go buster > beowulf > chimaera for now. I don't remember hearing any bullseye > chimaera discussion | 23:44 |
fsmithred | xinomilo, I haven't tried bullseye to chimaera yet. What order did you do things? | 23:55 |
fsmithred | things: install sysvinit-core, switch to devuan repo, etc. | 23:56 |
fsmithred | I think I only know two basic methods | 23:57 |
fsmithred | already mentioned | 23:57 |
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