Hi Jeanette,
> I have just got a new Western Digital USB drive, GameDrive, an 8TB medium.
Being USB, is it connected directly to the PC or strung out on a hub?
Can you try altering how it is connected?
Is it definitely getting sufficient power? For example, is it on a
powered hub, or does it hav
Hi Guus,
> That said, it's still a good idea to restart the running services (or
> the whole server when the kernel is updated), but in principle you can
> just continue working while updating and reboot sometime later.
IIRC, some other distros re-start a server as part of the
package-upgrade pro
Hi Lone Wolf,
> > $ perf stat -e instructions gzip > >/dev/null
> > $ perf stat -e instructions lzop > >/dev/null
>
> Those outputs appear to be from unpacking initramfs.
> I do think OP and Giancarlo were talking about creating an initramfs .
Oh, sorry for the noise if I'm wrong, but
Hi Giancarlo,
> Of course lzop will be faster than xz, but mkinitcpio's default is gz,
> which should be comparable, at least in speed, with lzop.
A slap-dash test.
$ perf stat -e instructions gzip /dev/null
Performance counter stats for 'gzip':
19,533,249,541 instructions:
Hi David,
> There must be another package that was updated that comes into play
> (python?).
How about restoring all packages to an earlier date?
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Arch_Linux_Archive#How_to_restore_all_packages_to_a_specific_date
--
Cheers, Ralph.
Hi DR,
> I've noticed recently that even after I log out of my desktop env
> (XFCE) there is a process tree left hanging around running "systemd
> --user" under my user ID (with a bunch of gvfs child processes running
> under it).
Me too. It's been like that for a long time.
If you do ‘loginctl
Hi mar77i,
> You must have meant https://talkingarch.info/
I was wondering too, but I think he meant its recent fork
https://tarch.org.
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Cheers, Ralph.
Hi Chris,
> I consider your response:
> 1. Disrespectful to me.
I agree.
> Is this sort response representative of the Arch Linux community?
A minority seem to think OpenBSD's, perhaps inaccurate, reputation is a
target.
> Relative newcomers, and first time posters, should expect this kind of
Hi Silvio,
> is there a small tool which do monitoring the different server services?
> Checking ping, port check and that's it. More I not need and best with
> a static index.html create. I find cacti to overload and I hate php
> setup.
Have a look at https://mmonit.com/monit/
It has a commercia
Hi Ralf,
> Could you please provide a pointer to the start of this thread?
https://lists.archlinux.org/pipermail/arch-dev-public/2020-January/029795.html
As Eli pointed out, it started on another list to which I can subscribe,
but not post. On attempting to post, the auto-reply suggests using
a
Hi Seblu,
> Our scripts are not written POSIX compatible (i.e they rely on more
> tools than the standard). Do you still know people writing POSIX
> compatible scripts nowadays (students excluded)?
Yes, lots of projects that target Unix systems, not just Linux, stick to
POSIX for their build scri
Hi Santiago,
> I'm curious, though, are there any specifics about the providers on
> these POSIX tools/libraries/whatnot (i.e., would it be wortwhile
> discussing the alternatives?).
Is sh being provided by bash(1)? A more POSIX-compliant shell may be
better, one that doesn't let lots of bashism
Hi DR,
> Recently, a couple of KDE apps I use - most notably kalarm - have gotten
> their fonts screwed up. I usually use non-antialiased fonts.
As in bitmap fonts? Could it be anything to do with KDE's adjustment
for the Pango change that dropped support for bitmap fonts?
https://gitlab.gnome
Hi Tim,
> > > I was able to install the driver:
> > >
> > > $ lsmod | grep 8192
> > > 8192eu 1544192 0
> > > cfg80211 851968 1 8192eu
> > > vmw_vmci 81920 0
> >
> > The forum thread you reference is from 2016 and says
> >
> > Someth
Hi Tim,
> I'm trying to make tl-wn823n v2.0 work on arch linux. I followed the
> this[1] guide. [1]https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=218152
Have you also been following this guide in the wiki?
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Network_configuration/Wireless
> I was able to install
Hi Pascal,
> file_info(){
> echo -n ${1:=/dev/stdin}$'\t'
> (
> tee < "${1}" \
> >( file --mime-type -b -e compress -e tar -e elf - >&3 ) \
> >( md5sum >&3 ) \
> >( sha1sum >&3 ) \
> >/dev/null
> ) 3>&1 |
> tr '\n' '\t'
>
Hi Leo,
> I seem not to be able to get Wifi working when booted from the Arch
> installation image.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Network_configuration/Wireless may
have some useful information.
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Cheers, Ralph.
Hi Pascal,
> exec 6<&0
> exec 0< <( while :; do read -sn1 k; echo $'\n'"# $( date +%H:%M:%S )
> ---"$'\n'; done )
> journalctl -f
> exec 0<&6 6<&-
>
> the second instruction "exec 0< <( while..." played alone works perfectly
> in my terminal, but not as a re
Hi,
I thought this might be of interest.
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/PythonNoSemanticInterpositionSpeedup
By building with -fno-semantic-interposition they remove the PLT that
provides a level of indirection when calling a libpython function.
libpython often calls itself and the PLT ad
Hi Chris,
> David C. Rankin wrote:
> > I wonder why systemd doesn't do this by default?
>
> It's not systemd to blame. The timer unit files are shipped by the
> respective projects, like util-linux, man-db, mlocate, shadow,
> logrotate, ...
systemd.timer(5) says
AccuracySec=
...
Hi David,
> What is the best way to modify this scheme to prevent, e.g.
> logrotate.time, man-db.timer and shadow.timer all trying to run on
> boot? I'd rather set them up to run a 5:00 localtime as I would with
> cronnie. But I do want to use the systemd timer, so what is the best
> way to conf
Hi Hongyi,
> > The UEFI boot paths look weird because FAT32 uses Windows-style
> > backslash path separators.
>
> But I tried both of the following on *nix based distros, and it seems
> both will be correct:
>
> -l \\EFI\\boot\bootx64.efi
>
> or
>
> -l /EFI/boot/bootx64.efi
Use the source
Hi again Hongyi,
> https://wiki.mageia.org/en/About_EFI_UEFI#The_ESP has some detail.
> The start of https://jdebp.eu/FGA/efi-boot-process.html may also be useful.
Sorry, one more. Lots of detail in this one; I couldn't find it just
now.
https://www.happyassassin.net/2014/01/25/uefi-boot-how-doe
Hi Hongyi,
> I noticed that for many distro's install iso, there are some efi files
> in the EFI/efi folder as follows:
> bootx64.efi, loader.efi and grubx64.efi
>
> Say, for arch:
> bootx64.efi, loader.efi
>
> for debian:
> bootx64.efi grubx64.efi
bootx64.efi is the default, others
Hi Maykel,
> > > > failregex = ^\S+: Unknown User .* \(\)$
> > >
> > > Thanks for your help but not working...
> > > https://imgur.com/a/w0F2JSC
> >
> > That image shows
> >
> > Unknown User .* \(:.*\)
> >
> > but that's not what I suggested, e.g. you have a colon after the
> > and as the
Hi Hongyi,
Cem wrote:
> Neither AUR programs, nor AUR helpers (such as yay) are supported by Arch,
> you should read the PKGBUILD and fix the issue or contact the developer with
> the errors you receive
See also
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Arch_User_Repository#Feedback
--
Cheers, Ral
Hi Maykel,
> > How about
> >
> > failregex = ^\S+: Unknown User .* \(\)$
>
> Thanks for your help but not working...
> https://imgur.com/a/w0F2JSC
That image shows
Unknown User .* \(:.*\)
but that's not what I suggested, e.g. you have a colon after the
and as there is no colon in ‘(109
Hi Maykel,
I don't use fail2ban, but I've just skimmed
https://fail2ban.readthedocs.io/en/latest/filters.html#developing-filter-regular-expressions
You may find the ‘debuggex’ reference useful.
> failregex = Unknown User .* \(:.*\)
...
> [12:48:35.315] Server1: Unknown User 'test' (109.103.148.2)
Hi,
I have an Arch Linux laptop that hasn't been updated in a long time,
mainly because it started to lock-up after a few minutes uptime,
requiring a power cycle. I'm now trying to update all its packages in
the hope the lock-ups have gone, and if not to have a more modern base
for diagnosis.
A
Hi Silvio,
$ grep ^ */*
de/1.md:date: 2019-10-10
de/2.md:date: 2019-10-12
de/3.md:date: 2019-10-14
de/4.md:date: 2019-10-16
en/1.md:date: 2019-10-10
en/2.md:date: 2019-10-12
en/3.md:date: 2019-10-14
en/4.md:date: 2019-10-16
fr/4.md:date: 2019-10-16
ru/3.
Hi Silvio,
> How can I do the same in the other folders and all those that exist
> with the same date are hidden and when no file is present give out the
> file which is missing in other folders sort by date. The name of file
> is sure other, but the date is ever the same.
The requirement is uncl
Hi Levente,
> Please do not top-post. On all Arch mailing lists we have a bottom-post
> policy for replies (it also makes reading posts more natural). :-)
Other bit of etiquette are listed along with that at
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Code_of_conduct#Mailing_lists
--
Cheers, Ralph.
Hi Ralf,
> An editor is a fundamental tool
Yes, but stepping back a bit... do you accept that neither a text
editor, or less(1), are required on a minimal install that's just being
used as a base for producing a specialised install for a particular
task, as used in a container?
I'm unclear if yo
Hi Eli,
> Off the top of my head:
>
> vi
> vim
...
I was curious. Others might be interested in the result.
$ expac -S '%m %n' vi vim neovim vis ed emacs acme gedit pluma xed \
>geany leafpad kate nano vscode atom |
> sort -n
106496 ed
300032 vi
317440 leafpad
10
Hi Pete,
> > > Everyone should just learn ed(1). :-)
> >
> > ed? They should learn how to edit a text file using assembly
>
> Never mind Ed Vi Assemblers yes all very fancyfull
My ed suggestion wasn't a joke. It's probably the smallest editor to
install. It has a long pedigree, it's in POSI
Hi Greg,
> Maybe I'm just old
...
> everyone should learn at least a few vi commands
...
> I still makes me uncomfortable knowing it isn't installed by default.
Not old enough! Everyone should just learn ed(1). :-)
--
Cheers, Ralph.
Hi Pete,
> I am stuck right now i need to be able to include the old drive to
> recover data from it.
When you installed on the new drive, did you attempt to reuse UUIDs,
labels, etc., from the old drive?
--
Cheers, Ralph.
Hi Dan,
> > Also, this page may be of help.
> > http://kb.mozillazine.org/Change_the_Date_Format#Configuring_the_date.2Ftime_system_settings_on_your_computer
>
> According to RFC 2822, the time of day in an email message is always in
> 24-hour format.
That's correct.
> Changing your system setti
Hi Matthew,
> when I look at an email such as in thunderbird, the time and date are
> given 24 hour format for example, 2019/14/09 11:00 rather than the u.s
> format I am used to.
What is the output of the locale(1) command?
Also, this page may be of help.
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Change_the_Dat
Hi Eli,
> > atop: '/var/log/atop/dummy_after' modification time mismatch
> > (expected 2019-02-06 20:40:14)
> > atop: '/var/log/atop/dummy_before' modification time mismatch
> > (expected 2019-02-06 20:40:1
Dear Xianwen,
> there are quite many files on my system that had wrong permissions or
> GID's.
Perhaps there's been an errant recursive chmod or chgrp in the past by
root.
> Is there a way to automatically correct all the permissions and GID's?
Others like Eli might know an mtree-specific way,
Hi Eli,
> > warning: atop: /var/log/atop/dummy_after (Permissions mismatch)
> ...
> > Not every error means the file on disk must be changed, perhaps it's
> > a packaging problem
>
> pacman -S pacutils && paccheck --file-properties
Thanks.
$ sudo -i paccheck --file-properties atop
at
Dear Xianwen,
> After searching on-line, it seemed that similar problems were reported
> by other users of systemd. The fix is to set owner of / as root.root.
> I tried the solution and it worked!
I'm glad you fixed it. / not being root:root is strange. You may wish
to
sudo -i pacman -Qqk
Dear Xianwen,
> :: Running post-transaction hooks...
...
> (5/9) Creating temporary files...
> error: command failed to execute correctly
> (6/9) Reloading device manager configuration...
Here's the path I trod to investigate this.
$ cd /usr/share/libalpm/hooks
$ grep 'Creating temporary
Hi Maykel,
> ssh 192.168.0.3
> # pwd
> /home/archlniux
> (I like copy the command return to my clipboard archlinux desktop
> client)
ssh 192.168.0.3 pwd | xsel -b
--
Cheers, Ralph.
Hi adérito,
> Please contact the talkingarch team.
https://talkingarch.tk/contact.php explains how to contact them.
--
Cheers, Ralph.
Hi Storm,
> > > I found that if I export TERM=vt220 that most keys do work
> >
> > If you start an xterm(1) and find TERM is `xterm' then I'd leave it
> > alone.
>
> My TERM reports as Linux. Should I export it as xterm?
xterm(1) says
Terminal database (terminfo (5) or termcap (5)) entries
Hi Storm,
> I found that if I export TERM=vt220 that most keys do work
If you start an xterm(1) and find TERM is `xterm' then I'd leave it
alone.
> but home and end in applications like nano and ne do not work still
> and cause weird behavior.
In the xterm, run `od -c' and type `Home Enter Ctrl
Hi John,
> > echo $LANG
> en_CA.UTF-8
A good command to use for these situations is locale(1).
Note, the double quotes in the output are significant, as the fine man
page explains.
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Cheers, Ralph.
Hi David,
> > You can convert your BDF/PCF fonts to the "X11 bitmap only sfnt
> > (otb)" OpenType format[1], which harfbuzz does support[2].
>
> So these aren't "my" fonts. I'm using one of the bitmapped fonts that
> ships with X in xorg-fonts-misc as my terminal font.
`My' bitmap fonts are also
Hi adérito,
> how do I install talkingarch
Have you seen https://talkingarch.tk/ ?
The ‘Contact Us’ page there mentions emailing supp...@talkingarch.tk
There's also the https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/TalkingArch page
--
Cheers, Ralph.
Hi,
To save others' time, on upgrading to pango 1:1.44-1 today my terminal
emulator and other programs displayed empty boxes instead of bitmap-font
glyphs. This is due to deliberate dropping of support by Pango.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/pango/issues/386
I don't think xterm(1) uses Pango gi
Hi Ralf,
> when playing youtube videos hardware video acceleration seems to gain
> absolutely nothing on my machine or I've done something wrong ;).
Rather than use Firefox, have you tried ‘mpv foo.mp4’ so you can see
what it outputs about its video out, ‘VO’, choice before it starts
playing?
It
Hi Ram,
> > Can you not top-post repeatedly.
>
> What?.. i dont understand.. can u plz elaborate?
See https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Code_of_conduct#Mailing_lists
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Cheers, Ralph.
Hi Manuel,
> How strong would you make this master password and where to save this
> one?
Are you familiar with https://xkcd.com/936/ ?
> And I really think that finally someone *has* to come up with some
> replacement for this password nightmare. Some kind of hardware key
> maybe.
Yes, they ex
Hi David,
> In normal desktop/laptop use, you rarely write more than 1-2GB a day
> on average -- so that would translate into a 190-95 year wear-life for
> the drive under normal use. Even at 10GB a day, that would be a 19
> year life for the drive.
The SSD drive also reports its own personal vie
Hi David,
> Is this normal that new versions of packages are just added without
> removing the replaced package?
Yes, I think so. Checking for orphans is part of the normal process.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/System_maintenance#Check_for_orphans_and_dropped_packages
--
Cheers, Ralph.
Hi Pascal,
> I still have a slight problem because the tar command ends with an error :
> *(the same error is also present with adb, printf and tail).*
..
> $ python3 adbackup.py > /tmp/mybackup.tgz
> $ tar tvzf /tmp/mybackup.tgz
> ... all my files are here :-)
> gzip: stdin: unexpected end of fil
Hi Storm,
> Unfortunately, on this computer, if I have X started, whatever I type
> in my console affects the X session. So, as I type this message in the
> console using mutt, it is also appearing in a leafpad window in X.
> Also, when I press keys like alt+left arrow to go back in firefox, or
>
Hi Stanislav,
> DBeaver is able to download adapter on first connection creation.
> No need to symlink anything.
Yes, it's offering to do that, but wouldn't that be for me as a user?
Given the AUR exists, I'd prefer to have that installed to give the
benefit for all users, and for all programs th
Hi,
I've installed dbeaver 6.0.1-1, plus mariadb-jdbc 2.4.1-1 from AUR.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/JDBC_and_MySQL#Installing_JDBC says
to then symlink mariadb-java-client.jar so it's picked up as part of the
JVM's JRE, but /usr/lib/jvm/default-runtime/jre/lib/ext doesn't exist.
https://
Hi Jeanette,
> I notice that the AUR compile seems to go quicker.
...
> The thing that happens is for the AUR build process to swap massive
> amounts of data, grinding the system almost to a halt and finally
> failing without much of a reason. Nothing typically source code or
> linkage related.
S
Hi Steve,
> I need to end up with a distro that has good driver support, and very
> low resource utilization and gets me to a GUI in 20 steps or less,
> which are clear steps.
IIRC you have 1 GiB RAM to play with so you probably need to consider
what GUI you want and what you expect to be able t
Hi Dan,
> > I hope your local authorities decide to give you real broadband in
> > the near future, however. :-)
>
> My situation is similar to Darren's: My primary connection to the
> internet is through my cell phone carrier and a mobile WiFi hot spot.
I'm UK mainland, get about 580 KiB/s down
Hi Ralf,
> $ sudo pacman -U
> https://mex.mirror.pkgbuild.com/community-testing/os/x86_64/lxpanel-0.10.0-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
>
> error: failed retrieving file 'lxpanel-0.10.0-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz'
> from mex.mirror.pkgbuild.com : Resolving timed out after 1
> milliseconds
I think yo
Hi again Frederick,
> % time seconds usecs/call callserrors syscall
> -- --- --- - -
> 99.98 11.762280 22524299524285 close
Ah, here we are. https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?55618
--
Cheers, Ralph.
Hi Frederick,
> #!/bin/bash
> SCREEN=/usr/bin/screen
> $SCREEN -dmS x
> time $SCREEN -S x -X setenv A B
> $SCREEN -S x -X quit
Perhaps it's closing more file descriptors now than before?
$ strace -c screen -dmS x
Directory '/run/screens' must have mode 777.
% time
Hi Maykel,
> > This will remove the carriage returns at the end of lines once
> > script has finished.
>
> This not working. Not quit the end file log character "^M"
>
> > script -f -c '/usr/local/bin/cccam -d' mylogfile.log
> > sed -i 's/\r$//' mylogfile.log
It works here.
$ script
Hi Maykel,
> Now only remove ^M character from log files in buffer time but this
> not working:
>
> script -f -c '/usr/local/bin/cccam -d' mylogfile.log | sed 's/^M//g'
script(1) writes to mylogfile.log, sed sees no input.
This will remove the carriage returns at the end of lines once script
has
Hi Maykel,
> > > > Otherwise, `LC_ALL=C strace -ff -o st /usr/local/bin/CCcam -d'
> > > > will capture the write(2)s or similar and you can see what file
> > > > descriptors its writing to and work backwards to see how that
> > > > was obtained, e.g. by opening /dev/tty.
> > >
> > > Nothing happen
Hi Maykel,
> > command &> out
>
> Not works... I probe all combinations:
>
> > file redirects stdout to file
> 1> file redirects stdout to file
> 2> file redirects stderr to file
> &> file redirects stdout and stderr to file
Can you show us one complete command with `&>' in case there's something
Hi Maykel,
> I playing with cccam for a proyect with decoder and I like stdout
> console log to specific log but not work...
>
> I try all:
>
> >> /var/log/test.log
Have you seen
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Command-line_shell#Input_and_output
and the links it provides?
--
Cheers, R
Hi Juha,
> > It's why I keep my SSH servers on a non-standard port. I know it
> > doesn't prevent someone from discovering it, but it cuts out 99.99%
> > of all those attacks, being able to filter out connection attempts
> > to port 22
>
> Same. For easy ports to remember, I like to combine powers
Hi Friedrich,
If you look at /bin/libreoffice you'll see it's a shell script and
provides options like `--strace' and `--backtrace' that may give better
diagnostics that what you have so far.
It looks like the problem happens in an area to do with user profiles.
Have you tried starting it as an e
Hi ekardnam,
> hey would love to contribute in the development of the arch linux
> community! what are you up to by now?
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Getting_involved might be a useful
starting point.
--
Cheers, Ralph.
Hi David,
> My question is what do I put in /etc/pam.d/vsftpd?
It seems flawed that individual users, like you and me, are having to
concoct /etc/pam.d files due to packages not providing them and the
working default having been removed by a pambase upgrade. This is
because we're not knowledgabl
Hi Peter,
> Another issue I have is about atlassian: When I open a link, usually a
> login page is shown. Instead, FF crashes completely.
Have you tried creating a second Firefox profile that doesn't have all
of your customisations and seeing if this problem still occurs?
https://support.mozilla.
Hi Maderios,
> I can't connect users in tty. Mariadb and avahi-daemon don't start at
> boot. I can't start them manually too using systemctl.
...
> stdout to the journal socket, ignoring: Permission denied
> Feb 19 14:54:27 nalik systemd[980]: mariadb.service: Failed to connect
Do you see an
Hi David,
> The timing of any change would be from today back through whatever
> number of days the default fsck check schedule is.
The journal may show the previous fscks on the same device and narrow
the time range. `journalctl -t systemd-fsck'.
https://jlk.fjfi.cvut.cz/arch/manpages/man/syste
Hi WorMzy,
> > https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1831377 is a recent
> > thread on this pambase change causing problems. Apparently, I
> > hijacked it so it's now closed. But I'm pleased I did because
> > others that arrive there from Google, like I did, will now have the
> > trail I l
Hi Amish,
> David C. Rankin wrote:
> > if you have services that rely on pam authentication, such as
> > dovecot, etc.., you will find that your applications an no longer
> > authenticate using pam until you install a specific pam service in
> > /etc/pam.d for that application,
>
> Although this c
Hi Sefa,
> > It looks to me like package gnome-desktop will add the required file
> > to /usr/lib/girepository-1.0.
>
> That worked! I guess this should then be added as a dependency of the
> package.
Copying the list so the resolution is known and is archived.
--
Cheers, Ralph.
Hi Sefa,
> ValueError: Namespace GnomeDesktop not available
>
> I am running KDE Plasma 5.14.90 (kde-unstable) and probably don't have
> some default gnome dependency. I already tried installing the packages
> "gnome- python" and "gnome-python-desktop", but there are for GNOME 2
> and not for GNOM
Hi Hunter,
> I was wondering if the it is possible to customize the console
> keybindings. In particular, I want alt+tab and alt+shift+tab to switch
> the consoles instead of alt+right and left arrows.
See loadkeys(1) and friends. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Loadkeys
`Decr_Console' is
Hi Peter,
> how can I grant Apache httpd permissions to present files out of my
> home directory?
https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/howto/public_html.html isn't exactly
what you want, but investigating what it suggests and how it works may
lead there.
--
Cheers, Ralph.
Hi Peter,
> > Does it gain new lines at the bottom as you enter commands in a
> > terminal? Or only when the terminal exits? Do those lines include
> > test ones that you've deleted?
>
> Yes, thank You, Ralph. Indeed, I forgot about that, as I'm usually not
> changing that. IMHO it's nevertheles
Hi Peter,
> After removing entries from the history (using "history -d" or
> "history -c"), the entries are obviously buffered. When I close the
> terminal and the open another, the history is available again
Do you have a .bash_history file in your home directory. Does it gain
new lines at the
Hi David,
> Most of the Arch systems I have running are servers, so it is fairly
> easy just to scan the upgrade list and note which applications I need
> to restart.
You do better than me then. I get surprised by some of the deleted
/usr/lib/* that are still loaded by running executables.
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Hi David,
Robin wrote:
> > Is there anything else needed other than daemon-reexec when there is
> > an update to systemd itself?
>
> https://git.archlinux.org/svntogit/packages.git/tree/trunk/systemd.install?h=packages/systemd#n80
You might be interested in what running process have deleted files
Hi Peter,
> But I need it to access the filesystem of my Android phone!?
> Or are there alternatives?
There seem to be lots.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Android#Transferring_files
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Media_Transfer_Protocol
A user here just mount(8)s IIRC, using an fsta
Hi Peter,
> why can't I access the directory?
>
> $ sudo LANG=C ls -l /run/user/1000
> ls: cannot access '/run/user/1000/gvfs': Permission denied
Because gvfs has been brain-damaged for over a decade and should be
nuked from orbit.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gvfs/+bug/227724
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Hi Mark,
> Claws is claiming that pop.gmail.com is sending an invalid certificate
> whenever Claws tries to connect to fetch mail.
...
> New certificate:
> Owner:
> Name: invalid2.invalid
https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/slackware-14/openssl-1-1-1-upgrade-breaks-fetchmail-with-g
Hi Peter,
> how can I find all the files owned by some user or group (in
> preparation to delete the user/group)?
find(1).
See https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Find#Essentials
sudo find /start1 /start2 \( -user foo -o -group bar \) -ls
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Cheers, Ralph.
https://plus.google.com/+RalphCo
Hi Eli,
> > Having spotted
> >
> > warning: /boot/grub/grub.cfg saved as /boot/grub/grub.cfg.pacsave
> >
> > during today's large package upgrade, I went to /boot/grub
> > afterwards expecting work to do. grub.cfg.pacsave didn't exist.
> > `pacman -Ql grub' showed grub doesn't own anything
Hi Eli,
> I am in the gradual process of hopefully fixing all this via rewriting
> the wiki page for grub. My current progress towards this end can be
> seen at
> https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/User:Eschwartz/Grub#Configuration
Interesting. My grub.cfg is from grub-mkconfig(8) and I'd much
Hi,
Having spotted
warning: /boot/grub/grub.cfg saved as /boot/grub/grub.cfg.pacsave
during today's large package upgrade, I went to /boot/grub afterwards
expecting work to do. grub.cfg.pacsave didn't exist. `pacman -Ql grub'
showed grub doesn't own anything in /boot. Google led me to
htt
Hi David,
> > "If you are having trouble using the lists, please contact
> > mail...@lists.archlinux.org." - https://lists.archlinux.org/
>
> I guess a more useful /dev/null address could be put there, as we can
> assume, that the default mailman@ mailing list is either deactivated
> or doesn't ex
Hi Eli,
> Dangerous is when you break your system by installing incompatible
> packages via a "successful" partial update.
Ah, right. I `pacman -S foo'. foo depends on libbar. libbar 1.0 is
already installed because xyzzy needs it. The earlier `pacman -Syuw'
updated the local database to know
Hi Eli,
> > Not in my case as I've previously done a `pacman -Syuw' during `free
> > bandwidth' hours, thanks to cron. Later on, when I'm at the
> > keyboard and it's a convenient time for breakage, I upgrade to
> > what's already been downloaded manually and definitely don't want
> > `-y'. :-)
Hi leoutation,
> > This morning's `pacman -Su' had a problem building the fallback
> > initcpio
>
> Right command is pacman -Syu
Not in my case as I've previously done a `pacman -Syuw' during `free
bandwidth' hours, thanks to cron. Later on, when I'm at the keyboard
and it's a convenient time fo
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