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Zacharee1
Zacharee1
12:12 AM
@Serg would you mind joining again to test some stuff out?
Or @TheBrownOne
 
Ubuntu Questions on U&L
Ubuntu Questions on U&L
12:37 AM
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Q: When a Linux (Ubuntu) system shuts down, which processes get sent a SIGTERM?

Ricky StewartIf I start an ongoing background process A which starts a child process B, and I ask the OS to shut down, which processes get sent a SIGTERM? Is it both A and B or is it just A (assuming that A should be responsible for shutting down B)?

linux ubuntu shutdown signals
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Q: How to know which files (scripts and configurations) I have installed by apt-get?

NargesooI always use rpm --query --package-name to see what files (scripts and configurations) I have installed. I'm looking for the similar command in ubuntu. Is there any equivalent command for apt-get?

ubuntu apt
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
I think I have a working minigame now
@Serg?
 
Serg
Serg
@Zacharee1 I'm on mobile now.
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
12:53 AM
:/
OK, I really need to reinstall
Windows blusecreens every time I quit MC
Just need to finish backing all this stuff up
@TheBrownOne Can you play a game in maybe an hour?
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
1:29 AM
So EFI doesn't have enough space, even though Windows could just replace its own folder
Which means I have to delete it
Trying again now
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
1:43 AM
STILL not enough space
So I'm removing deepin
Ubuntu's file copy is so fast
 
Seth
Seth
2:13 AM
user image
3
 
hbdgaf
hbdgaf
@Seth roflcopters
"Why are there 8 distinctly different coding styles in your last push to the project?"

"Well you told me it had to be done by Friday, so I crowd-sourced a bit of development" *smirks*
 
Seth
Seth
LOL
this is priceless:
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
2:33 AM
@Seth I don't get it
So this just in
 
Seth
Seth
That's the text Windows 10 shows before it does a build update
On a plane.
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
Running the diskpart clean command erases the whole disk even if just the partition is selected
@Seth at least it isn't XP. But Windows 10 Home?
So I just created a whole new partition layout on my drive. AND IT SHOULDN'T HAVE HAPPENED
Now I'm running a partition recovery program on another computer.
It's going really slowly, but it's found some stuff
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
2:51 AM
:(((((((
That program would've taken 833 days, so I tried another, which would've taken 18, so now I need to file another
Why must bad things happen to good people? :p
This program is taking a lot less time, but I don't know if it'll actually find anything
35%
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
3:47 AM
;_;
 
Nathan Osman
Nathan Osman
4:04 AM
Windows 7 was stable and had a nice interface. Windows 8 was stable. Windows 10 has a nice interface. Can we please combine the two again?
 
Seth
Seth
4:16 AM
I never really had any issues with Windows 8's interface.
 
Seth
Seth
4:49 AM
Sounds like one for @dn-ʞɔɐqɹW: askubuntu.com/questions/741180/…
 
 
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Ubuntu Questions on U&L
Ubuntu Questions on U&L
7:25 AM
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Q: Since my switch to Linux, I have had constant problems with my WiFi connection

e2DAeyePiEver since my switch to Linux, (Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS), I have had constant problems with my WiFi connection. I've been running Ubuntu for months to learn/research and the problem has remained constant regardless of where I am working. I can be directly next to a router with no other devices connec...

ubuntu networking wifi
 
Ubuntu Questions on U&L
Ubuntu Questions on U&L
8:03 AM
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Q: Remapping Caps Lock to ctrl+b

user1047833I recently moved to Linux from OSx and in there I had mapped Caps lock to Ctrl+b. This was mostly done because of tmux. How can I do this in Ubuntu 14?

ubuntu keyboard tmux keyboard-layout gnome-terminal
 
 
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Ravan
Ravan
10:37 AM
@dn-ʞɔɐqɹW Hi Fabby
 
Ubuntu Questions on U&L
Ubuntu Questions on U&L
10:57 AM
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Q: What should I do about strange login attempt to an ssh server?

MeepI just logged into an ssh server and found this: Welcome to Ubuntu 14.04.4 LTS (GNU/Linux 3.13.0-77-generic x86_64) Documentation: https://help.ubuntu.com/ 0 packages can be updated. 0 updates are security updates. * System restart required * Last login: Sat Feb 20 2...

ubuntu ssh
 
muru
muru
The nerve of this guy
-2
Q: [Standard question thate are][ not]

Adam Ł. This question already hasn't an answer: What step are, within Ubuntu system, to achieve top of security for all level of Users(They Family, Friends, Experts)? Be first who answer! The question is focuses on to secure the Ubuntu 12.04 and up systems LTS's edition. Which by the way make i...

security
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
-1 :P
and vtd
 
muru
muru
11:15 AM
Ha, look at the newest edit: askubuntu.com/posts/741701/revisions
 
muru
muru
11:40 AM
And he's back with
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Q: What step & software are nessery to achive top of securtiy level in Ubuntu (12.04 LTS line and up)?

Adam Ł. This question already hasn't an answer: What step & software are, in Ubuntu family system LTS line to achieve top of security. Question for all, technical, and none-technical Users(They Family, Friends, Experts)? Be first who answer! The question is focuses on to secure the Ubuntu 12.04...

apt software-center security
 
 
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SmokeDetector
SmokeDetector
12:48 PM
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
1:05 PM
@muru wow he got to his senses and deleted it himself?
 
Tim
Tim
1:23 PM
Virtualbox inside Virtualbox
 
kos
kos
@Tim Like recursion?
 
Octavian Damiean
Octavian Damiean
1:39 PM
hola
where are the grub specialists?
 
Tim
Tim
@kos kinda i guess!
 
kos
kos
@Tim Thought so. :D
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
@OctavianDamiean grub needs a specialist? :P
 
Octavian Damiean
Octavian Damiean
sadly yes
ran into something quite interesting
upon cold boot, grub complains that it can't find the device with UUID xyz, after a reboot from the grub rescue console it suddenly finds said UUID and boots just fine
I just have no clue what could cause that
the UUID that it can't find initially is the correct UUID, I just checked manually
 
kos
kos
@OctavianDamiean Can you see the drive in the BIOS upon cold boot?
 
Octavian Damiean
Octavian Damiean
1:48 PM
yes
I should maybe add that grub is installed on the root partition, so no extra boot partition at the start of that disk
but I'm not sure if that could cause this particular behavior
 
kos
kos
So GRUB is installed on the same drive that doesn't boot, right?
 
Octavian Damiean
Octavian Damiean
yea
I know what you're going to ask now
how can grub rescue start
:D
and I can't answer that question
 
kos
kos
Yeah, looking at it that way it sounds paradoxical. :D
 
Octavian Damiean
Octavian Damiean
gonna reboot and try something real quick
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
So TestDisk is at 15%
After 8 hours
 
Octavian Damiean
Octavian Damiean
2:03 PM
Alright, this is getting weird.
@kos your initial thought was correct
I wasn't sure whether I checked if the disk is there on a cold or hot boot so I just checked again
It doesn't get recognized by my BIOS on cold boot, which explains why the partition can't be found
BUT it doesn't explain why there is a grub rescue
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
2:16 PM
@OctavianDamiean grub does not use the uuid.. would be an answer to fix that paradox >:)
 
Octavian Damiean
Octavian Damiean
I checked the generated grub.cfg and it does
the UUID there is correct, it just isn't available after cold boot
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
sounds like a hardware problem? maybe a bad connection?
 
Octavian Damiean
Octavian Damiean
it is consistently there after a hot reboot
it certainly is a hardware/bios thing
but where does the grub rescue shell come from if grub is installed on the device that isn't recognized? :D
 
kos
kos
@OctavianDamiean Huh. That sounds like a motherboard issue. Try updating the BIOS?
@OctavianDamiean Hm. From another drive?
 
Octavian Damiean
Octavian Damiean
I'll start by switching to another SATA port first.
If the issue persists then it looks like a hard disk issue.
 
kos
kos
2:23 PM
@OctavianDamiean Try also sudo dd if=/dev/sdX iflag=fullblock bs=512 count=1 2>/dev/null | strings on the other drives, if you have more than one. The GRUB rescue prompt could be coming from a leftover GRUB on the MBR of another drive.
 
Octavian Damiean
Octavian Damiean
what exactly will that do?
 
kos
kos
It will print something like this if a GRUB instance is installed on the target drive (or print nothing otherwise): 
% sudo dd if=/dev/sdb iflag=fullblock bs=512 count=1 2>/dev/null | strings
[sudo] password for user:
ZRr=
`|f
\|f1
GRUB
Geom
Hard Disk
Read
 Error
 
Octavian Damiean
Octavian Damiean
ok, there we go
cheers
there is a leftover grub install on another disk
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
@OctavianDamiean aha :+)
I was about to suggest Oli's Male Enhancement Pills >:D
 
kos
kos
@OctavianDamiean There we go. Mistery almost solved.
 
Octavian Damiean
Octavian Damiean
2:30 PM
yep, now to find out why my hard disk won't play nice with my bios
I'll be right back
 
kos
kos
@Rinzwind Yeah, those might help.
 
user136984
2:43 PM
My trouser comment is still there??? :D
 
user136984
I thought it would be gone by now... :D
 
user136984
Though I got stuck getting my jumper off last night, nothing that bad has happened to me since the last time! :D
 
Octavian Damiean
Octavian Damiean
Alright, it seems to be the hard drive
It's the same behavior on different ports
 
kos
kos
@OctavianDamiean Did this start to happen suddenly?
 
Octavian Damiean
Octavian Damiean
well, considering that I have two identical drives in the computer and only one of them shows this behavior, I guess it might be a faulty hard drive
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
3:04 PM
@OctavianDamiean can you format it?
 
Octavian Damiean
Octavian Damiean
technically yes, it would be a pain but yes
I'm just not sure what I'd gain from that.
 
kos
kos
@OctavianDamiean Sounds like that's the case, though two different firmwares could make a difference I guess.
 
Octavian Damiean
Octavian Damiean
Same series.
I don't think they have a different firmware.
 
kos
kos
Well just to be sure try sudo hdparm -I /dev/sdX and sudo hdparm -I /dev/sdY, I guess that won't hurt. If the firmware is the same yeah, you have a bad drive.
 
Octavian Damiean
Octavian Damiean
wew lad
even though I bought them together and they're from the same series they on different firmware versions
 
kos
kos
3:26 PM
@OctavianDamiean There we go. Upgrading / downgrading one to the other's firmware should fix the thing (unless it's also bad, but in that case you just won the lottery).
 
Octavian Damiean
Octavian Damiean
Now to find out how that's done. Working on it.
Looks like it should be a downgrade
In fact, let's see if there isn't a newer firmware version, maybe it fixes that.
if not I can still downgrade I guess
 
kos
kos
Honeslty I'd check whether I could downgrade first. I wouldn't want to be stuck with an incompatible upgraded firmware.
 
Octavian Damiean
Octavian Damiean
Oh good, my drive is so old that it doesn't even show up on the specs list for that drive line.
Uhm, welp
 
Ubuntu Questions on U&L
Ubuntu Questions on U&L
3:42 PM
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Q: grub and grub2 seem to run

Saeid YazdaniRecently I have cloned my Ubuntu installation from one drive to another using clonezilla, parted magic. It seems that the clonezilla has put its own bootloader into the target drive. Before cloning, My computer would boot really quick into Ubuntu without any grub or grub2 splash screens. Now wh...

ubuntu boot grub2 boot-loader grub-legacy
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
Oh wow
I canceled TestDisk on Windows because it was taking so long and decided to try it on Ubuntu. ITS AT LEAST 20 TIMES FASTER
 
Ubuntu Questions on U&L
Ubuntu Questions on U&L
3:58 PM
0
Q: XFCE - Autohide Animations

jadenPeteI am running Ubuntu with Unity. I also have an xfce panel installed on top of it. I have set it to autohide, but when it does it is blinks in/out of existence. I have tried setting an animation for the window class in compiz, with no luck. How can I add some decent animations to the xfce panel?

ubuntu xfce animation
 
Seth
Seth
4:14 PM
@Rinzwind ;)
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
:D
i'd remove the new #3 too. That is just a "install and see for yourself"
 
Seth
Seth
IMO it's related. Maybe a newer library version will help.
It's not a very good question for us though period..
 
Ubuntu Questions on U&L
Ubuntu Questions on U&L
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Q: What is a kernel-source-tree?

TheEagleWhat is the Linux kernel source tree? What does it contain and what is its purpose? I'm trying to build an external module and the tutorial I'm using says to make sure that a kernel source tree is available. If it is available, where can I find it in Ubuntu? There is a similar question here: ...

ubuntu
 
Seth
Seth
-.-
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
@UbuntuQuestionsonU&L is is made of wood :=D
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
4:21 PM
Hello ! :)
 
Seth
Seth
hi
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
4:36 PM
 
dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW
dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW
4:53 PM
@Ravan You still here?
@Seth reading
 
 
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Zacharee1
Zacharee1
5:55 PM
Quiet here
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
watching van gerwen throw darts :+
he's going to throw a 177+170 finish then a 9-darter and then another 170 finish soon :D
(game was played 4 hours ago and is now on tv)
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
6:08 PM
@Rinzwind Apropos watching, I just watched my first few episodes of your favourite TV series Doctor Who this week.
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
cool I saw every DW episode ever made incl. the 1960s episodes :D
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
They currently broadcast the 5th season on EinsFestival, a German station that belongs to the ARD.
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
ah. I hate dubs >:)
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
I started with episode 61 or so... The one where he invites the new girl with red hairs and where they have to bring back prisoner 0.
"dubs"? what's that?
 
jokerdino
jokerdino
dubbed ones?
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
6:12 PM
dubs are when they use the language of the country instead of the original language
 
jokerdino
jokerdino
I have seen a lot of dubbed movies.
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
Ah, sorry. Language problem... :) Now I understand.
 
jokerdino
jokerdino
If you aren't a native English speaker, surely you have heard or seen some of those dubbed films?
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
I'd like to watch it in English once as well, but I don't think they broadcast both audio channels... Will have to check that the next time.
Yeah, many dubbed films and series. I just did not know the word "dubbed" :)
 
jokerdino
jokerdino
Ah, righto.
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
6:15 PM
Problem is that I can only watch English films when they're broadcast in two languages on TV and the rest of my family isn't watching... Because they don't (want) to understand.
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
@ByteCommander luckily I live in Holland :D Only dubbing is for children shows and even then we sometimes have dual audio
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
Amy is the name of his current companion.
 
Seth
Seth
"I really need help with this homework question. Better make the title blink." https://t.co/yi9ioovVK4
Tweeted by lizardbill on March 5, 2016 at 4:09 PM
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
xD
 
Seth
Seth
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
6:18 PM
Mon-Thu 20:15, one or two episodes...
That's a bad time. There are so many other nice films then. :/
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
@Seth lol
oh we had an idiot on AU today too @Seth
 
Seth
Seth
Oh?
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
1 sec
and then he came back with askubuntu.com/questions/742353/…
->review -> edits :D
 
Seth
Seth
O_o
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
after every rollback he also posted a comment that he rolled it back :D
 
kos
kos
6:25 PM
Lol!
That's funny, I'll give them that
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
yeah that one got me too :D
a REAL braintwister
 
kos
kos
xD
Lol, and I didn't see this one: i.stack.imgur.com/naq8s.png. The guy is a genius.
 
Seth
Seth
6:58 PM
what happened to the votes? o_O
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
Does anyone know how I could list all installed packages that don't have an installation candidate?
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
Goodbye ... see you tomorrow :)
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
Somebody probably added and removed some PPAs with package versions that are not supported by his release and now has a severe problem. And I don't know what packages I have to downgrade or remove to get him back on the right track...
@cl-netbox Good night. o/
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
@ByteCommander Good night ... sleep well ... later of course ! :)
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
Huh!? It's raining cl-netboxes.
(icon jumped out of the "people-in-this-room" list, while a second one jumped back in and a third one right after...)
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
7:05 PM
@Seth i assumed it was a photoshop :D
 
Nathan Osman
Nathan Osman
Hello.
Happy Saturday morning to you all :)
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
it is sat evening :P
 
Seth
Seth
@ByteCommander Try: 
aptitude search '?narrow(?installed, !?version(CANDIDATE))'
 
Ubuntu Questions on U&L
Ubuntu Questions on U&L
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Q: Upgrading python to 2.7.11 on Ubuntu 14.04

RohinderI've been trying to upgrade my python to 2.7.11 or 3.4 (the latest one) but I'm having doing so. I followed the guide here: http://mbless.de/blog/2016/01/09/upgrade-to-python-2711-on-ubuntu-1404-lts.html Everything completes fine but the problem is that when I try and do things like gunicorn my...

ubuntu python python3
 
user136984
@ByteCommander: Do we know any of the lichess developer by the way? Because I would like to suggest something...
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
7:20 PM
@ParanoidPanda Ask unihedron.
 
Seth
Seth
that ^
Or ProgramFOX.
Although they will probably tell you to ask in #lichess.
thibault is the main developer.
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
@Seth I commented your command, but I doubt he has aptitude installed. Or is able to install it.
 
Seth
Seth
well...
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
Thanks anyway. We'll see...
 
user136984
7:50 PM
By the way, what would be considered a reasonable bounty to put on a question?
 
user136984
100? 200?
 
user136984
Like a medium sized one...
 
user136984
Is 200 too much and would 100 do or...?
 
Seth
Seth
You can go up to 500.
So whatever you want.
 
user136984
@Seth: What do you think a reasonable one would be for this question then? :)
 
user136984
7:53 PM
Because I literally have no idea, I just feel 50 is very little...
 
Seth
Seth
If it were my question I'd start with 200.
I might know a way too..
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
@ParanoidPanda I do not believe it is possible.
 
user136984
Yeah, I think I'll give it a 200 bounty if it's not answered by Monday (because there aren't that many people on at the weekend so I feel that these two days would be wasted)...
 
user136984
@Rinzwind: Oh?
 
user136984
Why not?
 
Seth
Seth
7:56 PM
hmm, maybe I'll wait until Monday then :P
 
user136984
@Seth: Oh come on! :D
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
I would agree @Rinzwind and say it's impossible.
 
Seth
Seth
@ParanoidPanda Can you give me some example applications?
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
There's no way to restrict root, is it?
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
@ParanoidPanda the reading part is doable with encryption. but the executing part ... if the file is executable and I have root I will be able to execute it.
you might be able to --obscure-- the execution by putting some checks inside your software but that is not a good method. It makes it possible to bypass those checks by guessing.
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
8:00 PM
I think askubuntu.com/q/742503/367990 can be closed as dupe.
 
user136984
@Seth: I don't know, like if I installed an AV or something which had config files you wouldn't want another application to see... And perhaps also some executable files which if they were run by the user, or by another application incorrectly could cause some trouble...
 
Seth
Seth
that's true though, I doubt anything can stop a root process..
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
Look at it like this @ParanoidPanda even the guys that want to enforce DRM can't get it to work permenantly. Someone will hack his way through it.
I can throw in some pointers for an answer though :P
 
user136984
What about this part of what I said?
 
user136984
> And it's not only an issue with these applications, for instance I have some files owned by normal users which I only want certain applications to have access to though those applications are all run by the same user.
 
user136984
8:03 PM
Could that be doable?
 
Seth
Seth
You can restrict app A from app B if A is not root, but it is a lot trickier to prevent anything from touching app B.
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
question: is this software going to be spread around or is this just for your system?
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
You can hide stuff of one normal user from other normal users, but never from root (except using encryption).
 
Seth
Seth
The only way I can think might work would be to have app B run as its own user.
 
user136984
@Rinzwind: Just for my system at the moment.
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
8:05 PM
ok that makes it a LOT easier IF you can keep the root users in check
is the root user just you? or are there others
 
user136984
@ByteCommander: So if we just ignore the bit about root for the moment (maybe I'll even edit the root thing out of my question)...
 
user136984
@Rinzwind: It's only me on this machine...
 
user136984
No other users.
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
root will always be a problem. Thing is: root is suppose to be able to do anything with the system
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
Yeah. And everybody with physical access has the chance to become root. Remember my famous answer about securing a laptop against physical access?
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
8:08 PM
an example: you can use the immutable bit. can not be: Modified Deleted Renamed
No soft or hard link created by anyone including root user.
Only the root (superuser) or a process possessing the CAP_LINUX_IMMUTABLE capability can set or clear this attribute.
next: you can install the software on a external disk and password protect the mount
 
Seth
Seth
BUT root can't execute immutable files can it? It has to remove the immutable bit, which most bad apps won't be smart enough to do.
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
@Seth yes so you would create a piece of software that resets the immutable bit, locks the file from others during executing the software and reset the immutable bit
 
Seth
Seth
which isn't likely.
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
yes
 
Seth
Seth
I thought we agreed there was no stopping root? ;)
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
8:11 PM
see 21:05 @seth ;)
heck it would even be smart to enforce a PARTITION for that software. You can lock a partition such someone needs to format it to get rid of it
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
Can you? o.O
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
sure :+
encrypt it, and have it check the password online through 2 way authentication.
Itll take some time to break that :=D
wait I got something
@ParanoidPanda I know a way :+D
requires 2 computers though _O-
 
user136984
@Rinzwind: Why 2?
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
@ParanoidPanda so you can block root from accessing the 2nd computer and use that as verification that your software is the one asking for access.Works best if that other computer is on-line and not near the other one
still obscure though _O-
 
user136984
What about the thing with the immutable bit and the partition? Wouldn't that work?
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
8:24 PM
oh yes trying to make an answer
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
This could be closed as bug (not even Ubuntu related) askubuntu.com/q/742509/367990
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
wtf
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
Hm?
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
crap :=) plan foiled @ParanoidPanda chattr makes a file still readable so you also need something else
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
Close askubuntu.com/q/741896/367990 as not reproducible because I convinced the OP to reinstall.
He messed up his libc6 version.
 
Seth
Seth
8:38 PM
ouch..
 
user136984
@Rinzwind: Right, what were the removed messages? What have been missing while investigating Ubuntu GNOME 16.04 Beta 1? :D
 
user136984
@Rinzwind: Have you been taken over by aliens? :P
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
@ParanoidPanda oh the immutable does not prevent you from viewing a file.
 
user136984
What's a shutdown called if you do it manually by holding down the power button?
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
a hard shutdown
or forced
 
user136984
8:44 PM
Ah, I knew it was something like that! Thanks! :)
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
cant get my head around your question. I keep ending up with not possible >:-D
@Seth new idea: would it be possible with a chroot? >:-D
 
user136984
I'm filling a bug report about the GNOME login UI, should I file it against GDM, Gnome Shell, or both?
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
ehm. against the gnome login ui? >:-D
dont they use lightdm?
 
user136984
No, GDM.
 
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