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I'm testing shared mounts on ubuntu server 14.04, and I'm having some issues regarding mount propagations. #mount -t tmpfs tmpfs /mnt/tmp/ #mkdir /tmp/foo/ #mount -o bind /mnt/tmp/ /tmp/foo/ #mount -o remount,bind,private /tmp/foo/ #touch /tmp/foo/data #ls -la /mnt/tmp/ drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 40...

Fabby

or the daemon might come out of the computer and take you to hell!

or draw a pentagram on the floor using white chalk and keep the computer out of the pentagram and you inside...

If you don't have any white chalk, just use milk...

user136984

Ooh! Sounds fun! :P

Fabby

so, did you kill it yet???

user136984

No, I couldn't find it...

user136984

9:40 PM

And then I got confused:

Fabby

huh?

user136984

Serg

@Fabby i ran sudo acpid restart , and pgrep acpid, now it has pid there

Fabby

kill! on the command-line!

user136984

They seem to be sleeping... Are they meant to be?

Fabby

9:41 PM

@ParanoidPanda Don't think!

Do!

Let me do the thinking!

:P

so you do the pgrep acpid

and then do a: kill iBiggestNumber

and then again: pgrep acpid

Serg

huh, now it doesnt work

Fabby

do you have one number now?

@Serg Don't try do do anything...

this is for our local schizo only: you've got a different config!

Mateo

@Fabby should be 15.04

Fabby

@Mateo It's alive! ALIVE!

:D

Mateo

Huh?

Fabby

9:44 PM

@Mateo Could you do a pgrep acpid and tell me what you get?

@Mateo Quote from an old Frankenstein movie...

It's what Dr. Frankenstein says when the monster wakes up...

Mateo

Ah, will take a bit at dinner

Fabby

look it up on youtube... Very famous to old farts like me...

Serg

My suspend only worked on the login screen ,lightdm. When I am logged in - it doesnt. pkill acpid didnt help. Only pm-suspend works. I think I've noticed this issue once I upgraded to 15.04 but disregarded it, because well . . .i only use pm-suspend and not lid

user136984

@Fabby: The smaller one is ktpacpid, and the larger is acpid, are you sure that we should be killing either before we find out from someone else running 15.04 whether they've got them or not? Because what if they are essential and I do something really bad to my machine?

Fabby

@ParanoidPanda so??? did the daemon consumle you or what???

@ParanoidPanda After you reboot they should be back!

user136984

9:47 PM

The daemon has possessed me, and is telling me not to kill it! :D

Fabby

What did I tell you about not thinking???

user136984

Ok, well I guess I can always reinstall... :P

Fabby

No! I wouldn't do such a thing to you!

Serg

@ParanoidPanda i don't think reinstall will do it

user136984

bash: kill: (974) - Operation not permitted

Fabby

9:48 PM

(well, not intentioally, anyway)

user136984

@Serg: Why not?

Fabby

@ParanoidPanda hold on!

Wait...

Serg

@ParanoidPanda like i said, it's probably something about transition from upstart to systemd

user136984

Now you change your mind...? :D

user136984

@Serg: Do you think that it could be a bug?

Fabby

9:50 PM

@ParanoidPanda Stop thinking and let me think...

;-)

Serg

@ParanoidPanda. Can you go to login screen and try to close the lid ?

Fabby

@ParanoidPanda can you do a ktcacpid --version?

Serg

like run sudo service lightdm restart from tty1

and then close the lid once you see login screen appear

user136984

@Serg: Uhm... That's not going to work...

user136984

I don't have lightdm installed...

user136984

9:51 PM

I've got GDM...

Serg

well restart gdm then !

What I am experiencing here is that i can suspend on lightdm but not when i am logged in !

user136984

ktcacpid: command not found

user136984

Oh it's ktpacpid...

user136984

Oh...

user136984

Still not working though... ktpacpid: command not found @Fabby

Fabby

9:52 PM

but it's running?

can you post the output of:

ps -alx | grep --ignore-case acpi

user136984

It is running...

user136984

And I will just get the output of that command... :)

Fabby

what does sudo which ktpacpid give?

user136984

> 1 0 67 2 0 -20 0 0 rescue S< ? 0:00 [acp_thermal_pm]
> 1 0 465 2 0 -20 0 0 rescue S< ? 0:00 [ktpacpid]
> 0 0 974 1 20 0 4396 1872 poll_s Ss ? 0:00 /usr/sbin/acpid
> 0 1000 5212 5140 20 0 16140 2176 pipe_w S+ pts/1 0:00 grep --color=auto --ignore-case acpi

Serg

9:56 PM

I have that thermal thing too

user136984

@Fabby: No output from that.

Serg

smoke brb

Fabby

@Serg I'm needing one too...

@ParanoidPanda (to think)

So you've got gnome and I've got unity

user136984