Oksanaaa | Regarding black cameras: signal 'show-frame' is invalid for instance '0xac244200' of type 'GstDroidEglSink' | 01:06 |
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r0kk3rz | yeah too new gst-droid i think | 01:07 |
r0kk3rz | do you remember what it updated when you last did zypper update? | 01:10 |
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Oksana | A bunch of droid packages, a bunch of pulseaudio packages, jolla-calculator, maybe something else. Any chance of logs of the update somewhere? | 03:41 |
r0kk3rz | maybe in var/log/zypper | 04:24 |
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haasn | great.. updating SailfishOS broke the terminal *and* ssh access >.< | 12:29 |
haasn | ssh just keeps claiming 'permission denied' and the terminal never spawns a shell | 12:29 |
haasn | I know I can probably fix it by painstakingly debugging it from recovery mode but come on, there has to be a simpler way to regain some sort of control over my device | 12:30 |
mal | did you read the comments in the 3.3.0 release note post in tjc | 12:31 |
mal | is it just ssh that broke? | 12:32 |
haasn | don't see anything relevant | 12:33 |
haasn | it's ssh and the terminal | 12:33 |
haasn | I can't debug ssh not working because I can't use the terminal.. | 12:33 |
haasn | I already tried changing the password to no avail, and it's weird anyway because it should accept my pubkey without _requiring_ a password | 12:33 |
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haasn | so maybe ~/.ssh/ is not readable for some reason | 12:34 |
haasn | which would be worrying | 12:34 |
haasn | or maybe something about loginctl is fundamentally broken since that would explain both failures to get a session | 12:34 |
haasn | if only I could see journal or dmesg... | 12:34 |
haasn | the good news is that ~/.ssh/authorized_keys is definitely readable, I can navigate to that from the file browser and open it | 12:35 |
*** vilpan is now known as Guest67130 | 12:35 | |
haasn | I don't suppose it's possible to get root from one of the graphical file editors so I can poke around in config files and stuff using it? | 12:37 |
haasn | *sigh* the only reason this is kinda somewhat urgent for me is because I need to use the terminal to start a user service because despite it being enabled, it doesn't auto-start on boot.. | 12:39 |
haasn | sigh.. time to enter recovery mode and hope I get lucky stumbling around in the dark trying to debug a problem I can't debug | 12:42 |
haasn | it's become a trend of needing to do that after SailfishOS updates | 12:43 |
haasn | I'm wondering if upgrading is even worth the trouble at this point | 12:43 |
haasn | solved the issue | 13:02 |
haasn | pretty sure I had the same issue before, which is /usr/bin/zsh breaking after the upgrade | 13:02 |
haasn | using `sed` to edit the login shell of user `nemo` from /usr/bin/zsh to /bin/bash fixes the issue | 13:02 |
haasn | aha. seems like the upgrade uninstalled my zsh package again | 13:02 |
haasn | I really wish it would give me a list of packages to review before hitting "ugprade" | 13:03 |
haasn | You know, like literally any other distro upgrade tool | 13:03 |
haasn | idea: I'll replace my login shell by /usr/local/bin/shell which will check if /usr/bin/zsh exists and otherwise run /bin/bash | 13:03 |
haasn | to prevent every upgrade from screwing me over | 13:03 |
dubliner[m] | I am glad to read you solved your problem. Whilte this was ongoing I was hesitant about asking for help for my rather more trivial problem - well, hope fully trivial. | 13:04 |
dubliner[m] | My dad has a problem with the phone's speaker - it remains silent except for phone calls (Bacon with SFOS 3.2). It seems to me this might be hardware related. PulseAudio keeps setting "wired headphones" as primary output. Maybe the jack is broken (even though, it seemed to work when I tried a moment ago). Here is the question: *How do I permanently disable "wired headphones" on SailfishOS.* Looking at generic | 13:07 |
dubliner[m] | troubleshooting for PulseAudio on the web didn't get me anywhere. | 13:07 |
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dubliner[m] | * I am glad to read you solved your problem. While this was ongoing I was hesitant about asking for help for my rather more trivial problem - well, hope fully trivial. | 13:17 |
dubliner[m] | Found a solution. I added this line to default.pa: `set-sink-port 0 output-speaker` At least it seems to survive a reboot. Fingers crossed... | 14:19 |
ol | lbt (IRC): Did you try to port gitpkg to Python 3? | 15:33 |
f1refly | I found an old nexus 4 and decided to flash sailfish on it. The available version is 2.0.5.6 and I managed to get the cyanogenmod rom from archive.org, but when trying to use pkcon it tells me it cant find the repo on repo.merproject.com that it's configs are pointing to. | 15:33 |
f1refly | Is it just too old or are there chances to bring it back to live? | 15:34 |
Nico[m] | That is fairly ancient | 15:34 |
Nico[m] | I'm guessing the repo was renamed or deleted now | 15:34 |
Nico[m] | One could probably make a new port though | 15:35 |
f1refly | I've no experience on how to port sailfish whatsovever so thats probably not going to happen | 15:36 |
f1refly | Thank you anyways | 15:36 |
Nico[m] | I'm told it's not that hard, but understandable :D | 15:37 |
f1refly | Yeah it says in the wiki that it's an 'easy' process that can be done by following the guide 'step by ste' | 15:37 |
f1refly | p', but last time I checked the instructions where way off limit for me | 15:38 |
Nico[m] | Yeah, I have a similar experience :D | 15:38 |
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attah | piggz_: abranson: This should hopefully fix printer discovery for you: https://github.com/attah/harbour-seaprint/releases/tag/0.4.4 | 17:20 |
mal | attah: was it so that when you started that app we had the old cups in sailfish which was then updated (looks like in 3.3.0) | 17:21 |
attah | yup | 17:22 |
mal | wondering if the new cups could make some things easier, the old was quite broken | 17:22 |
attah | Well, not without a lot of hassle | 17:22 |
mal | ok | 17:22 |
abranson | attah: that was quick! will test that | 17:23 |
mal | attah: what is the problem with using cups? | 17:23 |
attah | Also cups is not exactly harbour friendly | 17:23 |
mal | well it should work via Qt printing api | 17:23 |
mal | afaik | 17:23 |
attah | Yes, and that api is a huge hassle | 17:24 |
attah | i have to render *everything* in-app | 17:24 |
attah | no transparent sending just the file | 17:24 |
mal | oh | 17:24 |
attah | abranson: well, making stupid oversights, sets you up for easy fixes :) | 17:25 |
attah | anyway, is avahi anywhere to be found? | 17:25 |
attah | doesn't show on my device at least | 17:26 |
attah | so cups would be deaf to network printers | 17:26 |
mal | I think sailfish doesn't have avahi | 17:27 |
attah | and honestly i'd prefer to not keep context of printers... and if i do, i'd want it to be scoped by what wifi you are on | 17:27 |
attah | don't think cups does that | 17:28 |
abranson | attah: yeah it pops up nicely now thanks | 17:28 |
abranson | doesn't print though | 17:29 |
attah | nice! | 17:29 |
attah | aaaw | 17:29 |
attah | what format? | 17:29 |
abranson | jpg | 17:29 |
attah | it seems there are two types of jpeg support, and i can't tell them apart | 17:29 |
abranson | it doesn't seem to do anything. i get a 'qml/components/IntegerSetting.qml:27:24: Unable to assign [undefined] to double' when i select a file | 17:30 |
attah | some printers support arbitrary jpegs, some support it as a means of compression for exactly sized pages | 17:30 |
abranson | then a few seconds after printing it says pages/PrinterPage.qml:18: TypeError: Cannot read property 'value' of undefined | 17:30 |
abranson | ah that makes sense. so everything should be those raster formats? | 17:30 |
attah | converting everything but pdfs (if supported) seems like the way to go | 17:31 |
abranson | my printer also says it can print 'application/octet-stream' which seems ambitious :) | 17:31 |
abranson | yeah i think you're right there | 17:32 |
attah | it basically means auto-detect | 17:32 |
attah | and some few printers will take a pdf without advertising it | 17:32 |
abranson | there seems to be a pdf-versions-supported property too. mine says 'None' :) | 17:32 |
attah | why bother including it then? :P | 17:32 |
abranson | quite | 17:33 |
abranson | i like the sound of the pwg-raster. moreso than the apple format anyway... | 17:33 |
attah | they are basically the same, it just took 10 years and bit of bloat to get to a standard | 17:34 |
attah | so if i avoid a compression quirk for the apple case, they just differ in the header | 17:34 |
abranson | nice! | 17:36 |
attah | Here is the code: https://github.com/attah/ppm2pwg | 17:36 |
attah | The problem i have is that Qt's http client can't do chunked transport from what i can tell... so the conversion step will need to go to /tmp, making it take much more time | 17:43 |
attah | ...and then i'm also unable to run that in a separate thread so i don't lock up the gui, because apparently then it isn't allowed to use the network access manager in a class instance owned by the main thread, or somesuch | 17:44 |
Dakon | haven't I read that the email client now supports watching on multiple folders? | 17:59 |
Dakon | how can I configure that? | 17:59 |
lbt | ol: gitpkg is dead I'm afraid - it never really got adopted and it relied on pristine tar which is dead upstream | 18:10 |
* lbt looks at 3.3.0.16 on OBS | 18:11 | |
abranson | Dakon: in the email settings | 18:44 |
abranson | sorry, the email account settings | 18:44 |
altker128 | Hey guys. Couldn't find this question answered. Does AFWall work on the Android portion of SFOS? | 20:32 |
altker128 | I know that SFOS 3.x has iptables support but trying to figure out if it's possible to selectively enable network access for Android apps | 20:33 |
attah | seems unlikely, but try? | 20:33 |
altker128 | Does anyone have an active interest in helping create a firewall solution? Seems sad that's not there :/ | 20:43 |
altker128 | So many malicious Android apps or apps that do questionable things | 20:43 |
attah | better not install them then :=o | 20:44 |
altker128 | I know what you're saying but honestly even open-source apps have analytics and other stuff baked into them | 20:45 |
altker128 | Has anyone tried this version of Maps.ME on their SFOS device? : https://f-droid.org/packages/com.github.axet.maps/ | 20:45 |
altker128 | Also curious how well a dual-SIM device works on SFOS | 20:54 |
altker128 | I setup SFOS on an XA2 for a family member but that was single-sim | 20:54 |
ol | lbt (IRC): It's not dead. Please see https://github.com/mer-tools/git-pkg/pull/3 for details. | 21:36 |
ol | lbt (IRC): Also, it you're interested in sb2 patches for recent build, see https://github.com/OlegGirko/obs-build/tree/mer-2020.03.13 | 21:39 |
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