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ooodzenalioth: no positive results12:09
naliothooodze: have you asked about this in #ubuntu ?12:10
ooodzethe same error messages i typed in pastebin before12:10
nalioththat's not possible.  using dpkg should give you a specific error12:10
ooodzenalioth: nobody answered12:10
ooodzenalioth: could it be possible that dpkg utility is broken in some way?12:11
ooodzecould reinstall of ubuntu-desktop help?12:12
naliothi doubt it12:13
naliothubuntu-desktop doesn't have dpkg in it12:13
ooodzemaybe it is harddisk error?12:14
naliothi don't think you are issuing the correct command.12:14
ooodzeor again - because of ubuntu-docs12:14
ooodzenalioth: how can i proof you about that command12:15
ooodzei've done exactly what you said12:15
naliothooodze: dpkg will return a specific error, not a generic one12:15
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ooodzebut i can't copy/paste it elsewhere12:15
naliothwhat did the error say?12:17
ooodzei'll do it again, nalioth12:17
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ooodzenalioth: the same error messages + segmentation fault (core dumped)12:26
naliothooodze: ask in #ubuntu12:26
nalioththere are hundreds of helpful people there12:26
ooodzenalioth: could you copy pastebin link and pictures of screen-photos from chan window12:27
naliothcan you log into kubuntu, ooodze ?12:28
ooodzenalioth: i do not have kubuntu-desktop12:29
ooodzenalioth: should i apt-get it?12:29
naliothooodze: installing it would get you kdm + kde (where you can see what is going on)12:29
ooodzenalioth: i am affraid, it will give the same dpkg errors12:30
naliothi think you have some major problems, ooodze.  please ask in #ubuntu as i am only one person, and don't have unlimited experience12:30
ooodzenalioth: sudo apt-get kubuntu-desktop kdm kde ?12:31
naliothkubuntu-desktop will bring all of it in12:31
ooodzeokee. bye. it sounds a huge downloads. and it's already 1:30am in Latvia12:33
ooodzethank you for nice chattin12:33
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slyfoxWhat can I use to limit access to a computer for certain users at certain times ?09:27
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jojoman02slyfox: ok first thing are you on the pc that you want to set this up on?09:28
slyfoxjojoman02: yes09:29
slyfoxNot at the moment htough09:29
jojoman02can you get on it now?09:29
jojoman02or write this down09:30
slyfoxjojoman02: yes, let me write it down09:30
jojoman02to install the program type: -->               sudo apt-get install timeoutd09:30
jojoman02make sure to include the d09:31
slyfoxok09:31
jojoman02that will install the program09:31
jojoman02now there will be a file you need to edit called /etc/timeouts09:31
slyfoxok09:31
jojoman02you do this by type the following:    sudo gedit /etc/timeouts09:31
slyfoxok09:31
jojoman02then a file will pop up and it has some basic instructions09:32
jojoman02if you tell me the username and time you want to set it up on i can tell you what to type in09:32
jojoman02make sure you don't delete any of the lines starting with #09:32
slyfoxuser name:  user    and say weekdays from 6am till 10pm09:33
jojoman02and add the line i give you below the lines starting with # sign09:33
jojoman02slyfox: so sat and sun unlimited access (meaning all day & night?)09:33
slyfoxjojoman02: untill 1am09:33
jojoman02slyfox: lemme do the first, i'm not sure how to set up the second access time09:34
slyfoxjojoman02: let me install timeoutd on my laptop I want to see waht thsi file looks like09:34
jojoman02or maybe never mind i think we can make 2 lines for same users one sec09:34
slyfoxI see 2: timeout and timeoutd   what is the difference ?09:34
jojoman02ohh btw if you type man timeouts in a terminal it will give you instructions on editing the file09:35
jojoman02u know about the terminal right?09:35
slyfoxyes09:36
jojoman026am-10pm mon-fri            right?09:36
slyfoxyes09:36
jojoman02do you want to set a maximum number of minutes/hours they can log on per day09:37
jojoman02like from 6-10 i want only 5 hours of computer time??09:37
slyfoxjojoman02: yes, say 2.5 hours ?09:37
jojoman02kk09:37
jojoman02it's in min so 150 min09:37
slyfoxok09:37
jojoman02how long u want a warning before logging the user off?09:39
jojoman0210 min?09:39
jojoman02Wk0600-2200:*:user:*:*:150:150:1009:39
jojoman02you put that line it09:39
jojoman02change the user line of the username is diff :)09:40
slyfox10min09:40
jojoman02to make another line for Sa and Su you do the same except for the first thing u put09:40
jojoman02SaSu0600-2200:*:user blah blah blah09:40
slyfoxaha, got it Wk Sa Su  are the days09:40
jojoman02those 150:150 is how long users are allowed to login for the day09:41
jojoman02yeah it's all explained in --> man timeouts09:41
jojoman02and man timeoutd09:41
jojoman02man means manual09:41
slyfoxwhy is it twice?  150:150  not jsut 150 ?09:41
jojoman02once per session09:41
jojoman02lets say you want only 30 min per login09:41
jojoman02but 90 min per day09:41
slyfoxahhh09:41
slyfoxgot it09:41
slyfoxWonder why or how would that be used ?09:42
slyfoxTo make the user take breaks ?09:42
jojoman02with idle times09:42
jojoman02it's all in the manual09:42
slyfoxaha09:42
jojoman02just takes a while to figure out09:42
jojoman02the time is in army time (24 hours time)09:42
jojoman02as u figured09:42
jojoman02one user can have multiple rules09:42
jojoman02so make another rule for sat/sun limits09:42
jojoman02or any other users u need09:42
slyfoxinteresting09:42
slyfoxI think I got the basics of it09:43
jojoman02the timeoutd runs at startup and monitors the rules file every min09:43
slyfoxI will read more in the manual09:43
jojoman02to check if anyone is logged in that is not supposed to be09:43
jojoman02so even if they can login within a min they will get forcefully logged out, on the min :)09:43
slyfoxwhat is the difference between timeout and timeoutd ?09:43
jojoman02timeout is the program that sends the shutdown command09:43
jojoman02and timeoutd is the program that monitors09:44
jojoman02like lets say u were running a server and wanted to kick off a certain user that you didn't make a rule for, you would use timeout to do it09:44
jojoman02sort of temporarily09:44
slyfoxso both need to be installed ?09:44
jojoman02if it was a weekly/daily thing u would need a deamon09:44
jojoman02yes09:45
jojoman02but timeoutd installs timeout09:45
jojoman02it's a dependancy09:45
slyfoxExcellent.,09:45
jojoman02cuz timeoutd sends the command to timeout automatically based on the rules file /etc/timeouts09:45
jojoman02:)09:45
jojoman02u know how to edit files right?09:45
jojoman02make sure the user that you are talking about does not have ability of sudo'ing09:46
jojoman02cuz then he can modify the /etc/timeouts file09:46
jojoman02you do taht in system-> administration -> users09:47
slyfoxyeah09:48
jojoman02uncheck administer the system in privelages09:48
slyfoxone otehr question09:48
jojoman02kk09:48
jojoman02shoot09:49
slyfoxwhen some other user is lgged in and I come in and want to do some administratror commands or wahtever, can I do that? becasue when I type in sudo osmething and it asks me for the password and I enter mine, it tell me that the apssword is wrong09:49
jojoman02when you are logged in as another user09:49
slyfoxyes09:50
slyfoxbut that user is not an admin user09:50
jojoman02u either need to switch users09:50
jojoman02or use a virtual terminal (ctrl+alt+f1)09:50
slyfoxlike start a new session you mean09:51
jojoman02f1 through f7 will work09:51
slyfoxCool09:51
jojoman02f7 is the desktop09:51
jojoman02actually09:51
jojoman02it's running on vt709:51
slyfoxso f1 should work09:51
jojoman02ctrl+alt+f109:51
jojoman02use your username and login09:51
jojoman02you could even run a session09:51
jojoman02but that is a little more complex09:51
jojoman02and u can't run gui tasks in a virtual terminal09:52
jojoman02but u can sudo anything09:52
jojoman02or use nano to edit files09:52
slyfoxjojoman02: sudo would be enough for now09:52
jojoman02it takes some getting used to09:52
jojoman02better to just tell them to wait and you switch users, login and admin what you need to then logout and log back into their accounts09:53
slyfoxOk, thank you very much for all you help. I will write all of this down. I have a learned today.09:53
jojoman02slyfox: your welcome :)09:53
jojoman02slyfox: it's not that hard once you get used to the way things work:)09:54
jojoman02slyfox: in linux i mean :)09:54
slyfoxjojoman02: oh yeah09:54
slyfoxI start to enjoy Linux more and more every day09:54
jojoman02don't forget to read man09:54
slyfoxyes, lots of reading09:54
slyfoxIts fun when you finally get things working.09:54
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