roo^y | opened BlueTooth Manager in Refracta, tried Pairing feature "Pairing in progress...". Tried (unsucessfully) closing this pairing window. Rebooting will remove it. Logging off & on may too. Is there a more convenient way? ('killall -9 pairing' & 'killall -9 bluetooth' doesn't work) :P | 09:41 |
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gnarface | roo^y: try alt+rightclick -> kill | 09:58 |
gnarface | (some window managers have a way to kill windows literally, and it's usually somewhere in the alt+rightclick menu | 09:58 |
gnarface | ) | 09:58 |
roo^y | thx for reply. rightclick doesn't work while holding down alt. Thunar file system on XFDE i think.. | 10:01 |
onefang | Sometimes it's a right click on the window border, sometimes it's the "windows" key instead of alt. | 10:03 |
onefang | Or a click on the windows icon. | 10:03 |
roo^y | can't bring up a way to kill zombie window. i guess logging out is the equivalent to killing xorg ^which goes against what i was avoiding :P | 10:17 |
FatPhil | it's a shame that Toy Story 4 wasn't released earlier, as the devuan distro after jessie could have been called "forkie". | 11:37 |
onefang | lol | 11:37 |
surrounder | haha | 12:19 |
* cosurgi went creazy. | 12:53 | |
cosurgi | soylentnews.org rulezzz ! | 13:41 |
* FatPhil hi5's cosurgi | 14:03 | |
FatPhil | Does rsync really work this way: -I, --ignore-times don't skip files that match size and time | 14:04 |
FatPhil | actually, I have no idea what rsync is doing with my backups, I'm thrashing with random switches like a lunatic presently | 14:05 |
* FatPhil writes a script to fudge timestamps on files to make it appear that cp -p was done rather than just cp. | 14:33 | |
cosurgi | FatPhil: hi5 ! :) | 14:43 |
cosurgi | FatPhil: I'm using rsnapshot for backups. | 14:43 |
cosurgi | and rsync too. Sometimes inside rsnapshot, sometimes outside. | 14:44 |
cosurgi | I sometimes do this: time rsync -avPcH --delete --omit-dir-times --no-owner --exclude='.*.swp' --exclude='*pp.gch' --exclude='.~lock.*#' --exclude='.*.swo' --delete-excluded --dry-run porzadek@absurd:/home/…/ /home/…/ | 14:46 |
cosurgi | FatPhil: seems to work | 14:46 |
cosurgi | (when without --dry-run, that is :) | 14:46 |
cosurgi | sometimes I do this without -ccH | 14:48 |
cosurgi | sometimes I do this without -cH | 14:48 |
cosurgi | in general idea is that I have same stuff on PC and laptop. While preserving intact dotfiles git history, and home documents git history (two separate git repos) | 14:49 |
cosurgi | https://gitlab.com/cosurgi/zsh-git-cal-status-cpp | 14:50 |
FatPhil | cosurgi: the problem is that this scrappy NAS seems to not permit full access to all the attributes a unix user would expect, at least over NFS. So the *source* files (as restored from a backup of a retired machine) were "wrong". | 15:11 |
FatPhil | I think --omit-dir-times will be a useful one to remember | 15:11 |
FatPhil | gonna try sshfs instead, and see if that gives me raw access to all the bits | 15:12 |
FatPhil | It's only for streaming music/vidz, so overheads don't matter much. | 15:13 |
cosurgi | I see. | 15:13 |
FatPhil | Sheeeeit - this crazy NAS doesn't have /bin/passwd on it, and has a hilariously weak root password. | 15:14 |
FatPhil | And I want it hanging off the internet so it can be shared between home and office | 15:14 |
cosurgi | for streaming I use (an almost default config of) mindlna server | 15:14 |
cosurgi | whoops. | 15:14 |
FatPhil | I guess I could vi /etc/passwd and paste a copied line from a known passwd file? | 15:15 |
cosurgi | *minidlna | 15:15 |
cosurgi | yeah. I suppose this is worth a try. | 15:15 |
cosurgi | if file doesn't exist though, there is no indication that it will be used though.... | 15:16 |
cosurgi | but anyway putting it connected to internet is asking for trouble. Better configure some local openvpn network and put this behind a router or something.... | 15:17 |
drawkula | no /etc/shadow too? | 15:17 |
FatPhil | I did mean shadow, but I think this nas is doing spoooky shit that makes normal unix-think fail | 15:20 |
FatPhil | (hence lack of /bin/passwd) | 15:20 |
FatPhil | it's been on the internet for 6 months! sheesh. | 15:21 |
cosurgi | it's possible that all your PCs that you have at home are rooted now. | 15:22 |
cosurgi | with this or that rootkit. | 15:22 |
FatPhil | pw now changed to hunter2 - *phew!* | 15:26 |
cosurgi | congrats! :) | 15:27 |
cosurgi | try hunter3 next time ;) | 15:27 |
enyc | Hrrm | 15:57 |
enyc | mxlinux claim systemd-shim isn't supported in buster versions etc. | 15:57 |
enyc | whats' going on with systemd related issues? | 15:58 |
enyc | uerrm | 15:58 |
enyc | devuan related issues for buster? | 15:58 |
Centurion_Dan | enyc: nobody is maintaining it in debian, and we never used it in devuan... | 15:59 |
enyc | Centurion_Dan: right i see! I can see its' not on an ASCII system here. | 16:00 |
enyc | Centurion_Dan: though it doesne raise the question, if mainiting systemd-shim would be better than carrying mre and more patches to more and more programs, hrrm | 16:00 |
enyc | In any case, what is the usability of Devuan ascii+1 now? | 16:01 |
enyc | uerr Beowulf apparently | 16:01 |
Centurion_Dan | we have elogind that does most of the logind stuff where it's needed, and even provides a ABI compatible replacement of libsystemd0 (libelogind0) | 16:02 |
enyc | OoOooooOooo didn't know that | 16:02 |
Centurion_Dan | enyc: Beowulf is in pretty good shape. Most of the changes being worked on now are cosmetic and release oriented. | 16:03 |
enyc | Centurion_Dan: hrrm... so should be more releasable much more quickly than ascii? | 16:04 |
enyc | i got the impression there were previously quite a lot of sticking points over desktop infrastructure, logind, usb mounting, all of that | 16:05 |
Centurion_Dan | yes, jessie was really hard, ascii was hard and beowulf is fairly easy... mostly because we know what we're doing, and also because the hard work has been done. | 16:07 |
Centurion_Dan | .. in the previous res | 16:07 |
enyc | right, yes! | 16:07 |
Centurion_Dan | *releases. So it's often just updating the packages to the latest versions and re-building them. Debian have themselves unwound some of the insanity, and we've just got better at it ;-) | 16:08 |
enyc | "unwound some of the insanity," ?? | 16:09 |
enyc | Not sure *exactly* what you mean | 16:10 |
Centurion_Dan | there was some very anti sysvinit pro-systemd fanbois that went over the top back when Debian adopted systemd, and a few of them went overboard to make enforce systemd as the only way. It was probably by far more payback for the init wars on debian-devel then an explicit attempt to make life hard for Devuan, but it was insanity... | 16:14 |
Centurion_Dan | since that time the tensions have reduced somewhat and we've even had some of our devs collaborate on sysvinit and other packages in Debian, and others within Debian have toned down and work has been done to make Debian easier to use with other inits then in the days of Jessie. | 16:16 |
Centurion_Dan | anyway sleep time.. o/ | 16:17 |
FatPhil | I'm having a spot of bother using an identity file for ssh authentication. -vvv doesn't tell me anything useful (receive packet: type 51???), and it falls back onto password. | 16:46 |
FatPhil | I installed the key using ssh-copy-id, and I can see that authorised_keys now contains the public key. | 16:50 |
FatPhil | To be honest, with this scrappy nas, where .ssh is *inside* the exported filesystem!!?!?, it's probably a braindead sshd that doesn't know what it's doing. | 16:52 |
onefang | So this is a Not Absolutely Secure box? | 16:53 |
FatPhil | almost secure, now it's protected by hunter2! | 16:54 |
FatPhil | woh! username's .ssh directory for the authorised key wasn't put under ~username/ !!!??!? | 17:07 |
FatPhil | proprietory linux distros, not even once... | 17:07 |
* FatPhil wonders if he can put devuan on his NAS... | 17:08 | |
onefang | I was just about to suggest that. lol | 17:08 |
r3boot | The nas, doesnt that run dropbear icm a read-only filesystem or something (only allowing you to write in, say, /var) | 17:09 |
r3boot | +? | 17:09 |
FatPhil | I've ssh'ed into it as root, not using any web-clicky abomination | 17:11 |
FatPhil | it's clearly dodgy, as when I set the user password, it changes the root password too! | 17:11 |
FatPhil | you have to use a tool, there's no /bin/passwd | 17:11 |
r3boot | Very nice :) Now how to actually boot something else on there :P | 17:12 |
gnarface | SUBSYSTEM=="hidraw", KERNEL=="hidraw*", ACTION=="add", ATTRS{idVendor}=="1e7d", ATTRS{idProduct}=="2e23", GROUP="roccat", MODE="0660" | 17:13 |
gnarface | can anyone see anything obviously wrong with this udev rule that would make it not take effect at boot but work if the mouse is hotplugged after boot? | 17:14 |
r3boot | udev gets called after the dev is added? | 17:14 |
gnarface | i'm trying to debug a change in behavior after updating ceres | 17:14 |
gnarface | it used to work | 17:14 |
gnarface | i also noticed a few extra modules no longer auto-load, have to be added manually, wondering if that's related | 17:15 |
FatPhil | r3boot: I was thinking of yanking the HD, installing devuan using another box, and then plugging it back in. Alas I think it's actually booting from firmware that I can't modify | 17:15 |
r3boot | I am pretty sure that's actually the case FatPhil .. And unless you find (eg) some jtag header, you will likely be SoL. | 17:16 |
r3boot | Does it netboot? | 17:16 |
FatPhil | i don't think so, it's some kind of synology thing, not investigated it too closely, as it brings pain each time I touch it. | 17:18 |
FatPhil | armv5tel GNU/Linux synology_88f6281_110j | 17:18 |
FatPhil | googoo not helpful, only docs about how to netboot from the NAS | 17:20 |
Akuli | is this a malware issue or something else? | 17:20 |
r3boot | FatPhil: https://www.coderblog.in/2019/03/how-to-install-debian-on-synology-nas/ (1st hit on google, s/debian/devuan/ and see how far you get) | 17:22 |
FatPhil | r3boot: tab opened, but now heading to a pub for a beer launch | 17:25 |
FatPhil | proud member of CANRA - the Campaign for Neuron Rotting Ale | 17:25 |
DocScrutinizer05 | Rigol DS1xxxZ in *XY* mode - I wonder if that joke is useful for *anything* at all :-/ http://maemo.cloud-7.de/share-service/20190704_008.jpg ff to http://maemo.cloud-7.de/share-service/20190704_014.jpg (XT reference) | 19:28 |
DocScrutinizer05 | ooops sorry, wrong chan | 19:30 |
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