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linux_user
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but
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linux_user
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I ansible can do ZERO without ssh server
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linux_user
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thus I want to be sure that ubuntu-gnome has ssh server on it from the install
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MorpheusArch
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you may be able to use a function that calls a shell script that just runs sudo apt-get install openssh-server
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linux_user
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as part of the install you mean?
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linux_user
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I have to pass the script to the cd or something?
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ducasse
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linux_user: look into preseeding.
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linux_user
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if openssh-server is NOT on the system and its running headless that seems rather impossible.
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linux_user
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ok
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MorpheusArch
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I was meaning in the installer code add a function that calls and runs the script
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lordcirth
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preseeding is the correct way.
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linux_user
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ok
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ducasse
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linux_user: http://askubuntu.com/questions/122505/how-do-i-create-a-completely-unattended-install-of-ubuntu
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linux_user
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ducasse: sweet! That look VERY promising!!
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MorpheusArch
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Why are you using ubuntu gnome if its running headless?
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lordcirth
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linux_user, you may also want to look into installing an ssh pubkey on the system.
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linux_user
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I am completely unopposed to doing it that way
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MorpheusArch
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seems pointless having gnome bloat if its headless doesnt it
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linux_user
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MorpheusArch: because one can use VNC to use it afterwards
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linux_user
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its a customer requirement to be there but it likely will not be used
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MorpheusArch
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You'd be better using x11 forwarding through SSH over VNC
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MorpheusArch
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especially for remote desktop administration
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<system>
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=== evert is now known as EvertMDC
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MorpheusArch
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By better I mean not broadcasting the desktop over an unencrypted connection
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linux_user
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MorpheusArch: thanks but we are digressing
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linux_user
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I am trying to figure out for now how to do what my customer needs, not change his requirements.
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linux_user
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ducase: I am going to read your like that sounds like what I need
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linux_user
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like=link
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linux_user
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I think doing a full GUI install then command line adding the packages, so I can then get a full list of packages <unconvertable> at the end <unconvertable> is the first step for me also.
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linux_user
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well
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linux_user
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actually on second thought, I just need to make sure openssh-server is on the customer ISO and then I can ansible-ize the rest
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linxeh
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w00t ansible ftw
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linxeh
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I'm so glad you said that
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linxeh
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:)
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linux_user
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ansible rocks
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lordcirth
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linux_user, yeah, config management is more portable than preseeding, so I'd put the complexity there
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lordcirth
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I use SaltStack at work, it is also excellent
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linux_user
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will have to look at that
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linux_user
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the first step is an iso of ubuntu-gnome that is inclusive of openssh-server being installed. once I do that I am golden with ansible for the rest
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linux_user
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thank you ducasse, I am off to read and absorb!
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MorpheusArch
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Im actually in the process of using UCK to create custom ubuntu ISOs
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MorpheusArch
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maybe you could also create a ubuntu ISO with openssh already installed
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MorpheusArch
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so you got your own version should a future customer have similar requirements
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linux_user
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I like that too
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MorpheusArch
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https://www.linux.com/learn/roll-your-own-customized-ubuntu-uck
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dchapman
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I'm trying to alias rmi='rm -I'. But part of my output is rm: cannot remove 'I': No such file or directory. Any idea what's going on here?
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<system>
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=== nihilNihil is now known as enigmaEnigma
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linux_user
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brb
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MorpheusArch
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there isnt a file named -i
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MorpheusArch
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or directory for that matter
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GnikLlort
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fail
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dchapman
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MorpheusArch: Yeah. So why is rm failing to read -I as an option?
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MorpheusArch
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you havent specified a file to delete so rm assumes -I is the file
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MorpheusArch
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man rm
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dchapman
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MorpheusArch: Assume I'm specifying a file or directory when using the command.
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mr_boo
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i was about to empty trashbin yesterday and the system hung. when restarting the pc ubuntu wouldn't start
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mr_boo
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i ran the live cd and made a sudo apt-get update and upgrade
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mr_boo
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still the same upon restarting
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linux_user
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MorpheusArch: uck is a cancelled project
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MorpheusArch
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seems to be working fine for me so far
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MorpheusArch
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though I have yet to test
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nanosec_havoc
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I'm sorry?
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MorpheusArch
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And these millions of ubuntu respins are coming from somewhere
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nanosec_havoc
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!help
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tremorcontrol
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I had a fresh Ubuntu install, but installed xubuntu-desktop package and started using it, but the indicator for volume and brightness changes is still the purple Unity indicators
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ubottu
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Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience
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zaki
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hello
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nanosec_havoc
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zaki:hey
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nanosec_havoc
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:)
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tremorcontrol
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anyone know how to change this behavior?
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MorpheusArch
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also dchapman try aliasing first then trying to delete whatever
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MorpheusArch
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dont try 2 things at once
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zaki
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how are you doing. ? i have a question to ask
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nanosec_havoc
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No, I don't know how to
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nanosec_havoc
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I'm doing great :)
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zaki
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pavlushka: is it possible to assigining static ip addresses to my computers using ubuntu server and manage them? like bandwidth controler.
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MorpheusArch
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also mr_boo try running sudo update-grub
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zaki
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sorry
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mr_boo
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MorpheusArch: had nothing to do with grub
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nanosec_havoc
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Lmgtfy
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zaki
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nanosec_havoc: is it possible to assigining static ip addresses to my computers using ubuntu server and manage them? like bandwidth controler.
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mr_boo
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MorpheusArch: i came to the login screen and when login in nothing more happened than the background wallpaper
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tremorcontrol
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@zaki https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/network-configuration.html
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<system>
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=== valerio is now known as Guest64998
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MorpheusArch
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are you able to switch tty consoles with ctrl + alt + F1
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MorpheusArch
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try changing the F1 number
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ducasse
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mr_boo: look at ~/.xsession-errors
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Guest64998
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hi
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nanosec_havoc
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You can change it zaki
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mr_boo
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ducasse: i've reinstalled ubuntu now
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MorpheusArch
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and its still not letting you get past login screen?
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Guest64998
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who can help me in back bok?
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mr_boo
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now it works fine
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MorpheusArch
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well uh that sure is one way to fix it
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Guest64998
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box*
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nanosec_havoc
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zaki: try this http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/change-ubuntu-server-from-dhcp-to-a-static-ip-address/
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mr_boo
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totally unexpected that empty the trash would break the whole system like this
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mr_boo
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i noticed the trashbin contents was a bit large
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MorpheusArch
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what did you delete?
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mr_boo
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and when hitting the "empty" button nothing happened
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