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Q: 500 error on index.php with nginx + php-fpm

celsomtrindadeBefore starting, I'd like to ssay this is my first experience with VPS, I have an Ubuntu 18.04 64bit minimal server. For everything I tried so far I didn't tried using complex application. Just plain html file with Hello message and WordPress blank installation. To begin with, I'm installing Ve...

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OMG
@TheWanderer thank you!
 
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05:04
@TheWanderer Yes, sounds about right
Congrats @Ravexina and @Zanna.
@jokerdino Thanks :)
05:31
@jokerdino thanks! <3
06:06
@Rinzwind update:
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A: How much percentage of non-free softwares do Ubuntu's repositories contain?

PandyaThough I didn't find such information on Ubuntu's Documentation, I created a simple script to calculate it manually: #!/bin/bash ubuntu_main=$(lynx -dump http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/focal/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz | grep ^Package: | wc -l) ubuntu_universe=$(lynx -dump http://archi...

@Zanna congratulations! :)
@Pandya wow nice job :) I saw your question this morning looking for stuff related to Debian
@Pandya thank you! :D
@EliahKagan is the code markdown dead?
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Q: We're switching to CommonMark

Ham VockeI’m Ham and I’m a developer on the Teams team here at Stack Overflow. Over the past few months, I’ve been heads down working on the way we turn Markdown into HTML when writing and editing posts across the network. I’d love to share what I’ve come up with. In a nutshell: We're planning to use Comm...

See "Indented code block highlighting"
@Pandya Both four-space indents and code fences still work to make code blocks, and that icon still makes four-space indents. My edit applies syntax highlighting, which is not automatically applied because no bash-related tag is on the question, and also should be applied to some, but not all, of the text formatted as code. Before the CommonMark migration, both <!-- language: lang-bash --> preceding an individual code block and <!-- language-all: lang-bash --> for all code blocks worked.
Since the CommonMark migration, <!-- language: lang-bash --> is no longer supported, though <!-- language-all: lang-bash --> still is. To apply syntax highlighting to some code blocks but not others would (maybe aside from writing explicit HTML tags) require at least one code block to use a code fence. I figured the least bad way to apply syntax highlighting selectively in that post was to convert them all to code fences.
06:23
I think button/UI should be updated to introdcuce ``` instead of four spaces
@EliahKagan Thanks for the fix :)
No problem! Should the grep commands be zgrep? On my Ubuntu system, running it unmodified gives:
Total number of packages on Ubuntu's main repository = 0
Total number of packages on Ubuntu's universe repository = 0
Total number of packages on Ubuntu's restricted repository = 0
Total number of packages on Ubuntu's multivrese repository = 0
Runtime error (func=(main), adr=7): Divide by zero
Percentage of non-free packages on Ubuntu's repositories=  %
But changing each grep to zgrep works:
Total number of packages on Ubuntu's main repository = 6090
Total number of packages on Ubuntu's universe repository = 53206
Total number of packages on Ubuntu's restricted repository = 143
Total number of packages on Ubuntu's multivrese repository = 813
Percentage of non-free packages on Ubuntu's repositories= 1.61225040474905558500 %
> $ which grep
/bin/grep
> $ man grep | tail -n 1
GNU grep 3.3 2018-05-11 GREP(1)
@EliahKagan
I have GNU grep 3.4. The system I tested it on is Ubuntu+1 (20.10 Groovy Gorilla). Does grep one some systems auto-detect that a file is gzipped?
Or maybe the difference is in the behavior of lynx -dump?
I don't expect grep to automatically un-gzip Packages.gz.
06:41
> $ apt-cache show lynx | head -n 2
Package: lynx
Version: 2.8.9rel.1-3
I have lynx 2.9.0dev.5-1.
$ lynx -dump archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/focal/main/binary-amd64/… | file -
/dev/stdin: gzip compressed data, from Unix
> $ lynx -dump http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/focal/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz | file -
/dev/stdin: UTF-8 Unicode text, with very long lines
Apparently the difference is lynx then. Interesting.
what's the difference between lynx rel version and dev version?
one of them is feline
06:48
I am on Debian actually packages.debian.org/buster/lynx
@Pandya According to lynx.invisible-island.net/current as I understand it, the rel versions are stable and the dev versions are experimental. But stable releases of Ubuntu also have dev versions.
Hmm...
I was also surprised when I used lynx and it automatically extracted .gz
@Ravexina gratz :)
@Zanna gratz too :)
@Pandya dude :D :D
I only voted for 2 and not 3 people in the election whistles innocently
07:05
@Pandya I find this quite interesting and wish to investigate it further to understand the change in lynx, but I think I have a solution that would make the scripts portable. The problem is, when lynx -dump doesn't uncompress, zgrep must be used (or it can be piped through zcat first, etc.), but when lynx -dump does uncompress, zgrep must not be used. So I suggest replacing lynx -dump with wget -qO- (which never uncompresses) and replacing grep with zgrep.
@EliahKagan btw, what lynx does for you if you don't use dump?
i.e lynx http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/focal/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz
07:21
@Rinzwind thanks :D
@Pandya It opens lynx interactively, in a curses-style interface, and says:
application/x-gzip D)ownload, or C)ancel
@zanna
Congrats for your selection :)
@Rinzwind Thanks :)
07:37
@Hizqeel thank you! :) long time no see
08:04
Is there a way to save an answer besides bookmarking it in the browser?
@SasukeUchiha Saving as draft?
08:23
@zanna quite busy on job .... but look here I am :D
@Ravexina congrats on your selection :)
08:51
@TheWanderer Congrats to the new mods
@Hizqeel Thank you... :)
@Parto Thanks
Thanks to everyone... :)
Dan
Dan
09:23
@SasukeUchiha You can favorite the question, or you can use the follow functionality and follow an answer. As long are you're not following a lot of posts, you'll then be able to easily find it in the list of followed posts here askubuntu.com/users/current?tab=following
09:34
@SasukeUchiha Or do you mean actually save the answer locally? Like, are you asking how to save the Markdown source of an answer's current revision?
@EliahKagan No I want to save it for future reference.
Currently, I have them bookmarked in chrome
There are some from other sites. Ignore them
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Q: Unable to add a Google account on Gnome Online Accounts

mdagtekI am using Ubuntu 20.04 and I am getting this message when I try to add a Google account to "Online Accounts": Peer sent fatal TLS alert: Access was denied I don't know how to fix it. I can otherwise access my Google account via a web browser.

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Q: Ubuntu 20.04 Fractional Scaling crashes computer

razvanI am using Ubuntu 20.04 with an nVidia GTX 1650 graphics card. I enable fractional scaling in gnome and set it to 125%. Everything looks fine, scaling is working properly then I restart computer. After logging in everything is frozen. Mouse is not responsive, keyboard, etc. I can see the screen m...

Dan
Dan
10:59
I just looked at results on OpaVotes, not to go into many details, but those results are... odd...
 
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Q: Bibliography can not make Mendeley 1.19.6, Libreoffice wirter 6.4, Ubuntu 20.04

Chitra B. BaniyaMy question is how to get References/Bibliography after inserting citation? My system is Mendeley Desktop 1.19.6 on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and Libreoffice writer 6.4. I tried changing sudo flatpak override --filesystem=/tmp org.libreoffice.LibreOffice as well but failed.

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@Dan which part?
i am making customized os with ubuntu 18.04 as base. I will be using wpa_supplicant to connect with wifi. can i remove network manager as i read that its services may interfere with wpa. Please let me know your views
 
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Q: Create a USB bootable drive on Kali linux

Kushal GaikwadI want to create a bootable USB drive on Kali Linux. I have an ISO image of Ubuntu and I want to create a bootable Ubuntu USB drive. How can I create it?

14:42
Congratulations on being selected as new moderators @Zanna and @Ravexina ! Great choice ... wish both of you the best of luck in your new role.
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Q: Installing Ubuntu as dual-boot without previous partitioning

arantxaMy previous operating system was a Windows 8.1 with two virtual partitions (C: and D:) and it got a Black Screen of Death after the logon. Running commands like msconfig at this point was possible, but I tried to follow tutorials and messed it all. The final result was a Windows with no logon. I ...

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@cl-netbox thank you!
 
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Q: SSH fingerprint issue

JohnI tried to google it but didn't get the correct answer I wondering if someone can clarify. I am using a key to log in to the machines and I have over 1000 machines to login. The issue is when I use the key to log in it's asking me for ECDSA key fingerprint is SHA256:kfhfhfhfuuisiinnthhthucyFJxjfD...

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Q: Ubuntu virtual machine: cursor flickers at animation if more than one display is used

Max.-F.I using KVM to run a Virtual Machine with Ubuntu 20. Because I want to use all three of my monitors in the VM I did the following video setup in virt-manager: <video> <model type="qxl" ram="524288" vram="262144" vgamem="262144" heads="3" primary="yes"/> <alias name="video0"/> <address type="...

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@cl-netbox Thank you so much :)
jrg
jrg
17:22
Congrats @Zanna and @Ravexina on winning the election!
thank you! And thanks for your comment on my nomination :) :) :)
jrg
jrg
you're welcome! I can say this now... when i saw there was an election, i hoped you were going to run and was pleasantly surprised you did.
^_^
@jrg this.
yo @jrg!
how are you doing!!
17:42
@jrg Thanks :)

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