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prologic | anyone know of any good open 2fa providers? | 07:28 |
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prologic | i.e: not google authenticor :) | 07:29 |
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mhe | I figured something out, I do not have a messagebus user, where is it created normally on a crux system | 07:55 |
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tilman | mhe: try dbus' post-install script | 07:59 |
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mhe | I found out I had a group with id 18 for messagebus | 08:06 |
mhe | and then added a user messagebus like in the blfs book | 08:07 |
mhe | now dbus starts but wicd fails to communicate with it | 08:07 |
Romster | messagebus:x:104: | 08:08 |
Romster | on a crux system | 08:08 |
mhe | is it important? on my crux 3.1 id is 81 and slackware uses 81 as well, lfs uses 18 | 08:09 |
Romster | nope id can be anything | 08:09 |
Romster | is the dbus system wide daemon running? | 08:09 |
mhe | ok, I might need to change something on my wicd now | 08:10 |
Romster | dbus has the main daemon then a users session dbus that starts with there desktop | 08:10 |
mhe | yes, I got it working now, or how do I test it | 08:10 |
Romster | i haven't had a need to test it | 08:10 |
mhe | indeed | 08:11 |
Romster | /usr/sbin/dbus-daemon --system | 08:11 |
Romster | should be running | 08:11 |
Romster | and dbus-launch --auto-syntax --exit-with-session pekwm | 08:12 |
Romster | what ever DE/WM | 08:12 |
mhe | I am still using twm from blfs | 08:14 |
mhe | I was trying to get wicd to work | 08:14 |
mhe | so after a reboot, the dbus_system.. is not made | 08:15 |
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mhe | pff, I guess I am going to finish building packages up to a full DE and use /etc/init.d/net and wifi to get that working without dbus/wicd | 08:15 |
mhe | well full DE is i3 with some gtk apps and a browser :) | 08:16 |
Romster | dbus shouldn't be hard to get working | 08:16 |
Romster | did you look at /etc/rc.d/dbus | 08:16 |
diverse | for his lfs system it's probably located somewhere else | 08:17 |
mhe | I used this /etc/init.d/dbus but apart from that the same Pkgfile | 08:22 |
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_root_ | hello | 10:07 |
_root_ | I want to generate locales for my system. | 10:07 |
_root_ | should I generated UTF en_US or the ISO en_US too? | 10:07 |
z3bra | I'd say utf-8 | 10:08 |
z3bra | you might run into encoding issue with manpages though | 10:08 |
_root_ | z3bra: don't I face any problem not having iso? | 10:08 |
_root_ | ah;;; that's it so what should I do? | 10:09 |
z3bra | idk | 10:09 |
_root_ | anyone? | 10:09 |
z3bra | I personnaly generated both utf and iso locales | 10:09 |
z3bra | and use the utf-8 one as my main locale | 10:10 |
_root_ | z3bra: which iso? | 10:10 |
z3bra | 8859 | 10:10 |
z3bra | I still have encoding issues in manpages :/ | 10:10 |
_root_ | z3bra: how did you do that? using UTF as main locale? | 10:10 |
z3bra | I need to start them as LC_ALL=C man <prog> | 10:10 |
z3bra | _root_, as specified in the handbooj | 10:10 |
z3bra | (can't remember the command) | 10:10 |
_root_ | z3bra: you refering to export it on /etc/profile. okie dokie | 10:11 |
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_root_ | hhhhhhhh: hello | 10:11 |
z3bra | nnnnno | 10:11 |
hhhhhhhh | hi | 10:12 |
z3bra | LOCALE=en_US.UTF-8 | 10:12 |
z3bra | in rc.conf | 10:12 |
z3bra | hhhhhhhhi | 10:12 |
xeirrr | I will do "export LANG=en_US.UTF-8 && export LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8" in .xinitrc, /etc/profile and /etc/locale.conf | 10:13 |
xeirrr | s/will/would like to | 10:13 |
xeirrr | Hi | 10:14 |
_root_ | xeirrr: Hi; does it work that way? | 10:14 |
xeirrr | It works for me :) | 10:14 |
z3bra | not for me :( | 10:19 |
_root_ | z3bra: I put it in rc.conf as you said but I can't find anything like that in handbook | 10:20 |
z3bra | maybe it was in the 3.0 handbook then | 10:23 |
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leo-unglaub | hey :) | 10:25 |
_root_ | leo-unglaub: hey back. what's up? | 10:25 |
leo-unglaub | i am sick ... sadly ... | 10:26 |
leo-unglaub | and you? | 10:26 |
_root_ | leo-unglaub: wish you speedy recovery m8; I am ok for a change. | 10:27 |
leo-unglaub | thanks, glad to hear you are doing fine :) | 10:27 |
_root_ | I was sick very badly couple of days back. fever; red eyes; chills ... | 10:27 |
_root_ | this winter was harsh for me m8; i am getting old. too old | 10:28 |
_root_ | I am still going with pf-kernel. if any of you guys find any other kernel than vanilla let me know. (PLZ) | 10:36 |
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_root_ | do or grub2 in ports has the same feature as grub 2 in gentoo | 13:17 |
_root_ | does it have grub2-install to target efi-x64 systems? | 13:18 |
nwe | _root_: to use efi you must also install grub2-efi. | 13:19 |
frinnst | http://crux.nu/Wiki/UEFI | 13:19 |
_root_ | nwe: hello m8; | 13:19 |
nwe | hey | 13:19 |
_root_ | frinnst: hello to you too. then it is the same as gentoo you say? | 13:19 |
frinnst | I have no clue. I dont use gentoo | 13:19 |
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diverse | yawn | 13:47 |
diverse | what does "local FOO BAR" do in bash? | 13:54 |
_root_ | diverse: too tired; or nothing to do rightnow :) | 13:55 |
EmoSpice | diverse: declares the variables to have only function scope | 13:58 |
z3bra | s/function/block/ | 13:58 |
_root_ | frinnst: grub2+grub2-efi or just grub2-efi? | 13:58 |
EmoSpice | z3bra: sure. | 13:58 |
diverse | gotcha, thanks | 13:59 |
frinnst | root I dont know. I dont boot via uefi | 14:11 |
frinnst | but im sure the wiki will tell you | 14:11 |
EmoSpice | _root_: I do boot via uefi, but I don't use grub at all. If you're not tied to grub, I can recommend gummiboot - it works rather well in my experience | 14:14 |
jaeger | _root_: the simplest way would be: grub-install /boot/efi; grub-mkconfig > /boot/grub/grub.cfg | 14:21 |
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prologic | how dangerous could exposing an interface to execute arbitrary shell commands to the web be? | 14:28 |
prologic | if the daemon/server was running as a non-root user | 14:28 |
rmull | That is a bad idea | 14:29 |
EmoSpice | it could be a horrible idea. | 14:30 |
rmull | You'd be a sitting duck for priv escalation exploits and resource depletion | 14:30 |
prologic | awesome :) | 14:31 |
diverse | make sure you sandbox your system well | 14:38 |
diverse | prologic: of course you would use docker | 14:40 |
prologic | ofc :) | 14:41 |
diverse | prologic: so while I'm trying to port pkgmk to rust, would it be a good idea to use a hashmap to store keys (the env vars) first and then apply values as I go or just insert both keys and values as I go? | 14:46 |
prologic | hmm | 14:48 |
diverse | I need to explicity insert some env vars that were already stated in pkgmk to the command process before I spawn it | 14:48 |
prologic | aren't you talking about the same thing? | 14:48 |
prologic | a hashmap is a hashmap | 14:48 |
prologic | or what I know as a dict :) | 14:48 |
prologic | vars = {}; vars.update(os.environ) | 14:48 |
prologic | vars["custom_var"] = "custom_value" | 14:49 |
diverse | 1st idea: insert the keys first, leave values out. When the time comes insert the values to the keys. 2nd idea: When times comes insert both keys and values at the same time. | 14:51 |
diverse | *set the values | 14:54 |
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diverse | prologic: by "leave values out" I mean set an empty string. | 14:56 |
diverse | so vars["custom_var"] = "" then vars["custom_var"] = "foo" | 15:02 |
prologic | ah ic | 15:04 |
prologic | I don't think it matters too much | 15:04 |
_root_ | EmoSpice what is gummiboot. I need to have something to handle a crux plus a freebsd. on uefi system on gpt scheme | 15:16 |
EmoSpice | _root_: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/gummiboot | 15:16 |
EmoSpice | a frontend for EFIStub kernels. | 15:16 |
EmoSpice | Doesn't sound like it'd work for you since you also need FBSD | 15:17 |
_root_ | EmoSpice; so is it grub2+ grub-efi or just grub-efi | 15:17 |
EmoSpice | I'll be honest - I've no idea | 15:17 |
_root_ | EmoSpice what i mean was I need a UEFI loader to hadle a diversity that wide and far off | 15:17 |
EmoSpice | yeah. The footprint of contrib/grub2-efi looks like it provides what you would need for that, but I'm not 100% sure. | 15:19 |
EmoSpice | Ugh. Why does the nameserver option of this domain keep resetting to custom? I just want the default one. | 15:23 |
diverse | wow, vim frozed on from doing a visualblock edit. That's a first. | 15:27 |
diverse | I would really like neovim to come out with a gui | 15:28 |
EmoSpice | Why would a GUI be better than the terminal UI they've got? | 15:29 |
diverse | more colors and works better for some features | 15:30 |
EmoSpice | Most of my themes are 256 color anyway | 15:31 |
EmoSpice | but sure. | 15:31 |
EmoSpice | I think they're relying on the community to develop a UI that talks over their msgpack api. They didn't seem too keen on getting into the "one and only one UI" business | 15:32 |
diverse | right, they are scaling it up with an server client api thing for multiple interfaces | 15:33 |
EmoSpice | Yeah | 15:34 |
diverse | imagine using a full-up vim on your web browser ;) | 15:34 |
EmoSpice | heh | 15:35 |
EmoSpice | Shower time. Then bottling beer. Later guys! | 15:36 |
diverse | have a good one | 15:36 |
diverse | I should pull the port updates | 15:38 |
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_root_ | EmoSpice_: save me one bottle :) | 15:41 |
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prologic | http://daisy.shortcircuit.net.au/ | 16:46 |
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nwe | Good evning | 17:35 |
_root_ | what is vim-tools Romster? | 17:35 |
_root_ | nwe: same to you; | 17:35 |
nwe | how are you guys? | 17:36 |
_root_ | ports- u will update all of my ports like romster and nwe and so on | 17:44 |
_root_ | but prt-get depinst aria2 for example say there is no package named aria2 | 17:44 |
_root_ | what is the problem? | 17:44 |
nwe | have you add the port-dir in /etc/prt-get.conf ? | 17:45 |
Romster | mv /etc/ports/contrib.rsync.inactive /etc/ports/contrib.rsync | 17:47 |
Romster | prtdir /usr/ports/contrib | 17:47 |
Romster | in prt-get.conf | 17:47 |
Romster | you should know this crap by now... | 17:47 |
Romster | vim-tools see the description tools plus xxd and .footprint confirms this | 17:48 |
_root_ | Romster: Yes; the bad copy paste job. I just load all of my previous install file to my new one. I forget this one though | 17:48 |
Romster | how many installs have you done now... | 17:49 |
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_root_ | Romster: since I came here the first time. 3 times. | 17:50 |
_root_ | yesterday I nuke my crux partition because of some unknown problem with prt-get | 17:50 |
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Romster | that is a dumb thing todo... | 17:52 |
Romster | could of just reinstalled prt-get off the iso same with gcc if you messed up libstdc++ | 17:53 |
Romster | must of done something really stupid to mess that up -_- | 17:53 |
_root_ | Romster: did that; didn't work | 17:53 |
Romster | then the step after that is to pkgadd -u all of the core ports. | 17:53 |
_root_ | Romster: No I am not that dump or that new to the whole linux | 17:53 |
Romster | you have nothing but constant issues. | 17:54 |
_root_ | Romster: too late I asked how to rebuild all the ports several times during past couple of days but no one answered | 17:54 |
Romster | who knows what tinkering you did to break it. | 17:55 |
Romster | it's not that damn hard to figure that out | 17:55 |
_root_ | Romster: seems that way. but if you really count. it was the prt-get and nvidia vdpau issu | 17:55 |
_root_ | Romster: at least prt-get is working right now. | 17:56 |
Romster | you just feed a list of ports to prt-get update -fr | 17:56 |
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Romster | prt-get update -fr $(pkginfo -i | cut -d' ' -f1 | xargs) | 17:57 |
_root_ | Romster: if you want the truth I just cam to pick crux for a fun (4 month ago) but I really made my self at home. | 17:57 |
Romster | yeah and bugging everyone with every conceivable problem that only you seem to be getting. | 17:57 |
Romster | other than the gl-select info bug. | 17:58 |
_root_ | Romster: oh; thanks. So everyone pretty much hate me here. good to know ;) | 17:58 |
_root_ | Romster: ah; at least one good thing came of it; aye | 17:59 |
_root_ | ? | 17:59 |
Romster | no i don't hate but i find it silly that you can't figure more of it out. | 17:59 |
_root_ | Romster: anyhow; force option during prt-get sysup? what switch is that? | 17:59 |
Romster | I tld you before omfg -fr also prt-get help | 18:00 |
Romster | do you ever read help/man pages of programs | 18:00 |
_root_ | Romster: Well I will pop in less from now on. on this issues. | 18:00 |
_root_ | -fr work with syup too? | 18:00 |
Romster | honestly read before asking more and i'd be less annoyed | 18:00 |
Romster | it works with update | 18:00 |
Romster | i don't think it works with sysup | 18:01 |
Romster | prt-get update -fr $(pkginfo -i | cut -d' ' -f1 | xargs) | 18:01 |
Romster | that will rebuild everything | 18:01 |
Romster | read more research before asking. is all i ask. | 18:02 |
_root_ | will do | 18:04 |
Romster | if you can't find it then ask... half the stuff yu talk about i don't make much sense of and then you don't provide enough details like a build log failure etc. | 18:06 |
_root_ | Romster: Knock Knock | 18:11 |
Romster | also if you need to ask a question ask it when you highlight someone. | 18:11 |
_root_ | Romster: the same error as before with prt-get listinst. I returns nothing. I just added extra ports that's it | 18:11 |
_root_ | */it returns | 18:12 |
Romster | prt-get listinst ; echo $? | 18:12 |
Romster | does it return 0 or some other number | 18:12 |
_root_ | Romster: 0 | 18:13 |
Romster | but no ports list? | 18:13 |
Romster | prt-get listinst should return the ports installed. same as pkginfo -i | 18:14 |
_root_ | Romster: no; no ports list. It was working a minute ago. at that point I had base ports. not even contrib | 18:14 |
_root_ | Romster: pkginfo -i works | 18:14 |
_root_ | I added the ports; did sysup which installed libepoxy and updated xorg-server. tat's it. all I did | 18:15 |
_root_ | now prt-get listinst shows nothing | 18:16 |
Romster | are you using a weird locale or something? | 18:16 |
Romster | LANG=C prt-get listinst | 18:16 |
Romster | try that | 18:17 |
_root_ | Romster: no luck; ISO and UTF-8 of en_US. those are my generated locales | 18:17 |
Romster | prt-get parses prt-get.conf and reads the same database file as pkginfo does. | 18:18 |
Romster | should be fine then | 18:18 |
Romster | /var/lib/pkg/db is the database it reads from. | 18:20 |
_root_ | i just cat it; i shows a long long list. | 18:20 |
_root_ | Romster: the odd thing is prt-get listorphans shows a list. what does it tell you? | 18:21 |
_root_ | it is only prt-get listinst | 18:21 |
_root_ | contrib core df nwe opt prologic rahabdoll romster tilman timcow xorg z3bra | 18:23 |
_root_ | Romster: those are the ports | 18:23 |
nwe | _root_: comment out all ports execpt core, xorg and opt and contrib then | 18:24 |
Romster | where all those enabled earlier and worked on prt-get listinst? | 18:24 |
Romster | i'd try commenting out prtdir lines and see if that makes a difference. except for core opt xorg contrib | 18:25 |
_root_ | Romster: No; the last time that prt-get listinst worked, I didn't have contrib active even. just xorg and base ports | 18:25 |
Romster | then comment out prtdir lines see if prt-get listinst works. | 18:26 |
Romster | core opt xorg contrib all should be fine. it might be one of the other ports trees perhaps. | 18:27 |
Romster | also order in prt-get.conf matters | 18:27 |
Romster | prtdir lines higher in the file get priority | 18:28 |
Romster | so core should alreasy be at the top followed by opt xorg contrib and the rest after. | 18:28 |
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_root_ | Romster: http://dpaste.cc/paste/54a19dc92667f68d5f9ceb2b | 18:30 |
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Romster | ok then see if prt-get listinst works. | 18:32 |
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cruxbot | [contrib.git/3.1]: dillo: update to 3.0.4.1 | 18:35 |
cruxbot | [contrib.git/3.1]: pmwiki: update to 2.2.71 | 18:35 |
_root_ | Romster: No it doesn't | 18:36 |
Romster | did you use custom CXXFLAGS in pkgmk.conf? | 18:37 |
Romster | prt-get is C++ | 18:37 |
cruxbot | [xorg.git/3.1]: libvdpau: explicit disable build of documentation | 18:37 |
Romster | you said it worked before a sysup | 18:37 |
_root_ | Romster: http://dpaste.cc/paste/54a19f802667f68d5f9ceb2c | 18:38 |
_root_ | Romster: yes it did | 18:39 |
Romster | nothing out of the ordanary. i don't see how prt-get could not work. | 18:40 |
Romster | you could rebuild prt-get with "prt-get update -fr prt-get" | 18:42 |
Romster | since prt-get is linked with gcc and gcc probably got updated on last sysup | 18:42 |
Romster | i'm going afk maybe someone else can continue on from here. | 18:44 |
_root_ | Romster: plz do prt-get readme prt-get | 18:44 |
_root_ | Romster: what do you think i did export CXXFLAGS="-o2 -march=i686 -pipe" && pkgmk -u -d | 18:51 |
_root_ | but no luck | 18:51 |
diverse | http://i1.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/134/727/1308114895012.jpg | 18:56 |
_root_ | diverse: what is that? | 18:58 |
diverse | http://i53.tinypic.com/mmtqbp.gif | 18:59 |
_root_ | diverse: :) | 19:01 |
diverse | https://c2.staticflickr.com/8/7289/8735595989_f302c868ac_z.jpg | 19:03 |
_root_ | What? I doesn't use more than -o2 and I get the problem. | 19:07 |
_root_ | someone should write a better prt-get | 19:07 |
_root_ | and not to do this to people | 19:08 |
jaeger | are you using -o2 or -O2? | 19:08 |
diverse | jaeger: I know, right? | 19:08 |
_root_ | diverse: the -O2 look at my paste earlier | 19:10 |
diverse | and why -march=i686? | 19:10 |
_root_ | diverse: IDN; ask how wrote the prt-get readme prt-get | 19:11 |
jaeger | use "-O2 -march=x86_64 -pipe" unless you have a specific need for something else in crux 3.1 | 19:12 |
_root_ | jaeger: I use -O2 -march=native -pipe and looking at prt-get readme prt-get says so. | 19:13 |
diverse | I guess apparently the readme file needs to be updated to reflect our x86_64 bitness | 19:13 |
jaeger | indeed | 19:13 |
_root_ | So what should ido. I still don't get any output with listinst | 19:13 |
jaeger | _root_: the readme was undoubtedly written back when crux was 32-bit only, use some common sense on the march and you'll be fine | 19:13 |
_root_ | I thought that was a solution to produce a working prt-get again | 19:14 |
joacim | I think it is best to use the default CFLAGS values | 19:15 |
_root_ | jaeger: is your prt-et listinst working? | 19:15 |
jaeger | yes | 19:15 |
jaeger | perhaps you should try reinstalling gcc and prt-get from the ISO | 19:15 |
_root_ | jaeger: if yes; plz give me your already build PKG to install here please | 19:15 |
jaeger | rather than compiling them | 19:15 |
diverse | jaeger: that's what romster told him earlier | 19:15 |
_root_ | jaeger: didn't work | 19:16 |
_root_ | becauseas soon as I do sysup every thing will go away. | 19:16 |
diverse | I don't understand how that wouldn't work, hence: http://i1.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/134/727/1308114895012.jpg | 19:17 |
_root_ | we have 4.8.4 for gcc and I think prt-get doesn't work well while building with it | 19:17 |
joacim | works fine for me | 19:17 |
_root_ | joacim: do you have a build package prt-get#5.19-2.pkg.tar.gz on your hard drive. | 19:18 |
diverse | _root_: go into the iso and pkgadd the package yourself | 19:19 |
joacim | I don't have it. Do what the others here have suggested, to install prt-get and gcc from the iso | 19:20 |
nwe | _root_: www.allow.se/~niklas/prt-get#5.19-2.pkg.tar.gz | 19:21 |
_root_ | nwe: 404 | 19:22 |
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nwe | http://www.allow.se/~niklas/crux/ | 19:24 |
_root_ | nwe: thanks; now it works. | 19:27 |
_root_ | nwe: what is your pkgmk.conf | 19:28 |
_root_ | nwe: http://dpaste.cc/paste/54a19f802667f68d5f9ceb2c is mine | 19:28 |
_root_ | could you see anything bad in it? | 19:28 |
_root_ | anything to cause such a problem? | 19:28 |
nwe | _root_: I using default pkgmk.conf | 19:29 |
_root_ | Romster: Could I ask you to publish the latest gcc and prt-get too beside your firefox and other huge builds. untill this afair sorts itself out. | 19:30 |
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jaeger | what about prt-get.conf? | 19:31 |
_root_ | if my gcc is bad I shouldn't be able to build other packages. | 19:31 |
_root_ | jaeger: http://dpaste.cc/paste/54a1ac122667f68d5f9ceb2d | 19:31 |
diverse | you don't need to build packages in order to install existing ones, they are mutually exclusive | 19:34 |
frinnst | geez | 19:34 |
frinnst | <_root_> Romster: at least prt-get is working right now. | 19:34 |
frinnst | so what did you do to break it again? | 19:34 |
_root_ | frinnst: I updated it; turned out it is an issue with gcc 4.8.4 and new prt-get source | 19:35 |
jaeger | It works fine for me with gcc 4.8.4 | 19:37 |
diverse | same here | 19:37 |
_root_ | frinnst: my head is banging. (because it is only me that has the problem) | 19:37 |
_root_ | should I change my CPU? | 19:37 |
_root_ | right now I am working on G2020 intel | 19:38 |
_root_ | I say please dust of the prt-get source a bit | 19:39 |
jaeger | Why do you think there's something wrong with the prt-get source? | 19:39 |
_root_ | I have a new update gcc 4.8.4; and I build firefox with it and firefox works | 19:39 |
joacim | could you post your entire pkgmk.conf somewhere= | 19:41 |
joacim | ? | 19:41 |
joacim | never mind. i see yu already did | 19:41 |
_root_ | jaeger: because the readme suggest such error might happen. (ok; you just said that the readme is old and not relate yes?) (if it is the case I don't know what is the source of the problem.) | 19:41 |
_root_ | joacim: I did it 3 time now. | 19:42 |
joacim | "never mind. i see yu already did" | 19:42 |
jaeger | _root_: the readme is not explicitly talking about "prt-get listinst" and other functions work fine. Besides that, you are the only person experiencing this error | 19:42 |
jaeger | if you change your march in pkgmk.conf back to x86_64 does it work? I doubt it will, just curious | 19:43 |
_root_ | http://dpaste.cc/paste/54a1af232667f68d5f9ceb2e ==pkgmk.conf | 19:44 |
_root_ | joacim: ^^ | 19:44 |
_root_ | jaeger: let me check | 19:45 |
diverse | perhaps someone could remote into his machine and fix his problems, who knows how much wreckage he did | 19:46 |
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_root_ | jaeger: -march=x86_64 ? | 19:54 |
nwe | _root_: -march=x86-64 | 19:58 |
jaeger | new is correct, mine was a typo | 19:58 |
jaeger | nwe | 19:58 |
_root_ | nwe: jaeger; It worked with core2 CFLAGS option. Now it is the matter of relevence. could I use core2 for G2020 or not? | 19:59 |
_root_ | I narrow that down. It is the --march=native | 20:05 |
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joacim | http://cl.ly/Z785/digitalocean.png <- is this normal? | 20:24 |
joacim | I don't feel good about using digitalocean now | 20:24 |
joacim | iti s nice of them to send me that after I've just added funds for another 5 months of their service | 20:24 |
_root_ | are you sure; joacim | 20:30 |
_root_ | joacim: they shouldn't do that; photo-ID. are they bigger than OVH | 20:31 |
_root_ | I am their user for years. not once I recived such requests. what is next your home address and social-sec number. | 20:32 |
frinnst | wtf joacim. are you dealing with a cert or something? that might require the issuer to need a good-ish confirmation | 20:37 |
joacim | just for account access afaik | 20:38 |
joacim | my "droplet" is still up and working fine, but I'm locked out of the ssh key and dns configuration panels | 20:38 |
_root_ | joacim: call them. talk to a living person and sort this out. don't send your id over internet. if they really want that. ask them to send it py postal service | 20:40 |
_root_ | *by | 20:40 |
joacim | i looked it up, and it seems they've asked the same from other people | 20:40 |
joacim | "We greatly apologize but it looks like your account has been flagged by our automated backend systems." | 20:41 |
joacim | I think I'll just move on to ramnode or something else | 20:41 |
_root_ | joacim: then id-scams will all happens for more than one people at the time. | 20:42 |
_root_ | joacim: you know better. but it taste fishy to me. | 20:42 |
joacim | I've seen it on their own support pages from users marked as moderators/staff | 20:42 |
joacim | I don't think it is abuse as I don't see any suspicious logins anywhere. the same thing happened to my twitter account a month or two ago, but they just required that I clicked a button to prove that I wasn't a robot | 20:44 |
joacim | I'm not going to send them my picture or my "government ID or passport" that I don't even have | 20:46 |
joacim | all I have is a birth certificate and a debit card | 20:46 |
_root_ | jaeger: Romster; https://dpaste.de/LmYd | 21:04 |
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_root_ | so if I have the port in prt-get.conf and the httpup in /etc/ports. what would be the reason for prt-get not to find the package/port? | 22:15 |
frinnst | because you missed something | 22:17 |
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tilman | joacim: they'd probably accept a driver's license as well | 22:30 |
joacim | don't have that | 22:30 |
joacim | I see no reason to identify myself with a vps host, so I'll just move on with my life | 22:31 |
tilman | http://media.ccc.de/browse/congress/2014/31c3_-_5997_-_en_-_saal_6_-_201412282030_-_preserving_arcade_games_-_ange_albertini.html | 22:32 |
tilman | joacim: you might find that enjoyable perhaps | 22:32 |
_root_ | joacim: the problem is that they want id. like when you go to buy large and want to buy milk and they say. wait sir; please provide a photo id first. | 22:33 |
_root_ | it is nonsense | 22:33 |
joacim | I wouldn't go that far =) | 22:34 |
_root_ | joacim: but they would | 22:34 |
joacim | I understand that some (like OVH and DO) wants people to identify themselves, but I rather not bother with that stuff | 22:35 |
joacim | lots of services don't need it | 22:35 |
_root_ | joacim: OVH doesn't need those pesky steps to use its services. | 22:37 |
_root_ | at some point I have a whole rack; 52 servers. and no one tell me to show anything. they were most interstad in my paypal invoice :) | 22:38 |
_root_ | s | 22:38 |
_root_ | */told me | 22:38 |
darfo | 1 | 22:39 |
darfo | 1 | 22:39 |
darfo | 1 | 22:39 |
joacim | saw a lot of talk about having to show some kind of identification before their order was activated. | 22:40 |
darfo | oops | 22:40 |
joacim | saw most of that talk on torrent forums | 22:40 |
darfo | <jaeger> if you change your march in pkgmk.conf back to x86_64 | 22:40 |
darfo | It's too late. Already compiled gcc with march=native. | 22:40 |
joacim | tilman: I'll watch that. | 22:40 |
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darfo | s/Already/_root_ already/ | 22:41 |
_root_ | darfo: oh; what do prt-get listinst says | 22:41 |
darfo | mine works fine | 22:41 |
darfo | but I've not changed the march=x86-64 that shipped in pkgmk.conf | 22:42 |
darfo | the readme you cited early say messing with it is only need if there are problems | 22:42 |
joacim | seeing people maintain arcade boards is fun, but it is a shame that so many of those games are mostly enjoyed by private collectors | 22:42 |
darfo | march changes without need are ricing. After breakage you get to keep both pieces. | 22:44 |
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_root_ | frinnst: have time? | 22:52 |
_root_ | kori; hello | 22:52 |
kori | hello | 22:52 |
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_root_ | frinnst: jaeger, Romster; joacim; darfo; tilman; The problem isn't "-march=native or -march=x86-64" or adding to much ports to the port structer. THE PROBLEM IS removing hash and activating "useregex yes" in prt-get.conf . | 22:57 |
_root_ | Now tell me that I just bother you people. I solve and find a nice bug in prt-get. | 22:57 |
_root_ | it just took 2 days 2 crux install and some digging. | 22:58 |
_root_ | the hard prt was digging. (believe me !) | 22:58 |
joacim | tilman: that guy sounds like richard hammond's mock german accent =) | 23:40 |
joacim | it was an interesting and fun talk tho | 23:40 |
_root_ | So why "prt-get listinst" becomes problematic when regex search is enabled? | 23:54 |
_root_ | frinnst: ^^ | 23:54 |
kori | _root_: do you need prt-get | 23:55 |
kori | you could just use pkginfo -i | 23:55 |
kori | and you'd get a list with the versions | 23:55 |
jaeger | a blank regex is apparently not acceptable to prt-get | 23:57 |
jaeger | '' might do what you want | 23:57 |
_root_ | jaeger: no, if the option would break prt-get why put it there? | 23:59 |
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