[02:15] hi [02:16] "apt-get build-dep ruby" [missing sources .list] [02:16] any help [02:18] sorry, what do you mean? [02:18] what's the precise error received? [02:18] Reading package lists... Done [02:18] Building dependency tree [02:18] Reading state information... Done [02:18] E: You must put some 'source' URIs in your sources.list [02:18] right, so you need deb-src lines [02:19] ? [02:19] i don't know what should i add in /etc/apt/sources.list [02:19] if you're unfamiliar with the actual /etc/apt/sources.list, you should probably use System > Administration > Software Sources > Ubuntu Software > Source code [02:20] meaning, tick the Source code checkbox [02:20] i need the repos and i will add it to sources list [02:21] i have no X window [02:21] it's VPS [02:21] well, the ruby binary package is generated from the ruby-defaults source package, which is in main [02:21] so you'll need a deb-src line for main at least [02:22] i.e., same line that you have for deb http://[...] main but deb-src instead of deb [02:22] mmm [02:22] one sec plz [02:22] it should be commented in your /etc/apt/sources.list anyhow. [02:24] my list like this now [02:24] deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu hardy main restricted universe [02:24] deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu hardy-updates main restricted universe [02:24] deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu hardy-security main restricted universe [02:24] deb-src http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu [02:24] ~ [02:24] tell me error in line 4 [02:24] wrong line [02:27] u there [02:29] you didn't copy correctly [02:30] copy precisely the deb lines, but instead of prepending deb, use deb-src [02:30] (also, please don't query me) [02:30] sorry [02:31] what wrong in this line "deb-src http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu" [02:32] it is incomplete [02:34] please tell me what missing [02:35] N1XF0RC3: What source are you trying to add a line for? main? [02:35] N1XF0RC3: If so, you'd need: [02:35] deb-src http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu hardy main [02:36] crimsun: Good news, I think I "repaired" my pulse problem. libjack0 was installed. [02:37] When I removed that, pulse started behaving better [02:38] am try apt-get build-dep ruby and tell me sourses.list [02:38] E: You must put some 'source' URIs in your sources.list [02:39] Well, unless you removed them at some point, the src url's should have been in there. [02:39] however, something like [02:40] deb-src http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ hardy main universe [02:40] should do what you want. [02:41] okie [02:41] E: Could not open file /var/lib/apt/lists/archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_hardy_main_source_Sources - open (2 No such file or directory) [02:42] this is the error i got [02:44] Could you please paste the contents of your /etc/apt/sources.list file to the pastebin? [02:44] !pastebin [02:44] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://ubuntu.pastebin.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic [02:46] !pastebin deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu hardy main restricted universe [02:46] Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [02:46] deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu hardy-updates main restricted universe [02:46] deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu hardy-security main restricted universe [02:46] deb-src http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ hardy main univers [02:47] http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m4adb75a7 [02:47] You've spelt universe wrong [02:47] last line [02:48] :O [02:50] http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m69be8b18 [02:50] E: Could not open file /var/lib/apt/lists/archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_hardy_main_source_Sources - open (2 No such file or directory) [02:51] You're kidding me right? [02:51] same wrong error [02:51] because YOU'VE SPELT IT WRONG AGAIN [02:52] It's spelt right on the line above [02:52] :O [02:54] am gone kill my self [02:54] http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m4daf07c6 [02:55] same error *+* [02:56] E: Could not open file /var/lib/apt/lists/archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_hardy_main_source_Sources - open (2 No such file or directory) [02:56] OK, after you make the change, how are you doing a sudo apt-get update? [02:56] ;) [02:56] i update [02:56] and it's downloading now [02:57] worked brother [02:57] :) [02:58] thank you [02:58] (F) [02:59] could i ask for one more thing [02:59] Of course [02:59] :D [02:59] E: Couldn't find package ruby-dev [03:00] It's correct [03:00] there is no ruby-dev package. [03:01] deb http://packages.medibuntu.org/ karmic free non-free [03:01] ? [03:01] there's a ruby1.8-dev and a ruby1.9-dev [03:02] You're on hardy, you shouldn't put karmic lines in your sources.list [03:03] okie [03:03] What is it that you're actually trying to do? [03:03] trying to install ruby and ruby gems [03:04] why not just "apt-get install ruby rubygems"? [03:04] they're both packages on hardy [03:04] this is all package is dependencies [03:05] If you apt-get install ruby rubygems, all the package dependencies will be solved for you. [03:06] 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 19 not upgraded. [03:07] ok, have you done a dist-upgrade to handle the 19 not upgraded? [03:07] sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [03:09] root@freeze:/pentest# sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [03:09] Reading package lists... Done [03:09] Building dependency tree [03:09] Reading state information... Done [03:09] Calculating upgrade... Done [03:09] 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded. [03:09] :D [03:09] ok, so [03:09] dpkg -l | egrep [03:09] dist-upgrad what mean [03:09] dpkg -l | egrep "ruby" [03:10] you may already have it installed [03:10] dist-upgrade will install packages that get added. A normal upgrade wont uprade any package that needs new packages installed. [03:11] yes installed [03:12] ok, so there you go. [03:12] ruby's installed. [03:13] YES [03:14] BUT I NEED REPOS FOR ruby-dev libpcap-dev [03:14] where i can find repos [03:15] Well, I already told you about ruby [03:15] there's a ruby1.8-dev and a ruby1.9-dev [03:15] which libpcap do you have installed? [03:16] dpkg -l | grep libpcap [03:16] You probably have 0.8 [03:16] if so, you want: [03:16] libpcap0.8-dev [03:16] ii libpcap0.8 0.9.8-2 System interface for user-level packet capture [03:16] them installed [03:16] ok, so you want libpcap0.8-dev [03:17] And as for ruby, it looks like the default's 1.8 [03:17] so you'd need ruby1.8-dev [03:18] yes [03:18] coz the one installed not for ruby [03:19] Sorry? That didn't make any sense to me. [03:19] What do you mean? [03:19] i will past u the output for ruby packages [03:20] http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m477a20d3 [03:21] Look at line 46 [03:21] you've already got ruby1.8-dev installed [03:22] so, you have your ruby1.8-dev package you want. [03:22] yes bro [03:22] :) [03:23] don't hate me [03:23] okie [03:23] so if you don't have libpcap0.8-dev, then just apt-get install libpcap0.8-dev [03:23] ::) [03:23] i did [03:23] :D [03:23] ok, so you have what you want then. [03:23] yes [03:40] crimsun: Anything new and exciting I should be watching for in the new rtkit? [03:46] sbalneav: not really [04:13] HedgeMage, ping :) [04:13] crimsun, hey there :) [04:13] dhillon-v10: semi-awake pong :) [04:14] HedgeMage, seems like you are tired, do you want to work on any of the bugs or we can work tomorrow [04:15] * dhillon-v10 gives HedgeMage a cup of coffee [04:20] i need one without sugar [04:20] :D [04:20] plz [04:20] :d [04:20] i will make for u [04:20] :P [04:21] wb [04:21] i have problem with subversion [04:23] N1XF0RC3: More info might be helpful [04:23] http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m1869df54 [04:23] full info [04:29] http://www.metasploit.com [04:29] This what you're trying to get working? [04:30] * dhillon-v10 gives N1XF0RC3 a coffee without sugar :) [04:31] :d [04:31] i wana it work [04:31] with fast-track [04:31] Yeah, well, 2 things. [04:31] and it only work stable in ubuntu [04:31] N1XF0RC3, there aren't enough hours in a day [04:31] lol [04:31] i setup it [04:31] with fast track [04:31] but the sqllite3 was not working [04:31] so i removed it [04:31] 1) This channel's to do with helping people with edubuntu, a distro for kids, and education in the classroom [04:32] So, you're off-topic for this channel. [04:32] and try to rebuild everything agine [04:32] 2) I'm not going to help someone compile hacker tools. [04:32] lol [04:32] u better kick me [04:32] am not hacker [04:32] am try to be [04:33] but it's up to u [04:33] and i will fix it :) [04:36] no coffe [04:36] lol [04:40] yum remove svn;yum update;yum install svn;init 0 [04:41] HedgeMage, u there ? [04:44] dhillon-v10: just got back...should I read scrollback? [04:44] dhillon-v10: LF had a bad dream and woke up, I just made it back to the computer [04:45] dhillon-v10: ahh, caught up, no I'm not going to try to attack the site tonight. I need to handle this Drupal 7 bug then get to bed [04:45] HedgeMage, okay then, can I help with that bug [05:00] dhillon-v10: It's a little over my head, I'm asking questions in #drupal-contribute now. I get that node_access is repeating a query multiple times on node_load and it's a performance issue, but there are a few things in the patch I don't recognize. If the patch author is awake, I'll get info from him, otherwise I'll give up and call it a night. Thanks for offering though! [05:01] :D [05:02] HedgeMage, okay :) I can't really help much unless I see the patch, but I know you can probably figure it out yourself :) [05:03] dhillon-v10: it's http://drupal.org/node/353595 if you are interested [05:18] HedgeMage, okay this is better :) [05:18] Much :) [05:19] I'm glad I was able to help with that one, that kind of stuff *is* important, and I also need to get to know node_access better. I know how to use it, but haven't coded with it in a while. [05:19] HedgeMage, did I show this to you before: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4MwTvtyrUQ [05:19] HedgeMage, oh okay :) I didn't quite understand what was happening besides a loop not stopping [05:22] Thanks to catch I get it now. Basically, when node_load is run (which brings up a node so you can display or change it or whatever), node_access (which controls who can see/edit/etc each node) was running the same query each time it checked a piece of info, instead of running the query once then checking everything it needed to check. This patch made a little cache item that (staying within the same node_load so it's not caching long en [05:23] lol cute video [05:26] HedgeMage, ahh I am actually reading this conversation right now with something similar happening on linux kernel, but it was regarding memory locks :) [05:26] root@freeze:~/subversion-1.4.6# sudo apt-get install --reinstall libsvn1 [05:26] subversion: Depends: libsvn1 (= 1.4.6dfsg1-2ubuntu1.1) but 1.5.1dfsg1-1ubuntu2clazzes5 is to be installed [05:27] N1XF0RC3, possible to work on this tomorrow, I am kind of busy with something else [05:27] okid [06:08] Heading to bed. Night all. [06:08] goodnight, sbalneav [06:08] sweet dreams [06:09] I'll be doing the same soon [14:19] stgraber: If I did things right you should be able to get ops now in #edubuntu [14:20] also added UbuntuIrcCouncil on their request [15:26] Morning all [15:26] highvoltage: yeah, I was helping that N1XF0RC3 guy for a while out of the goodness of my heart [15:27] my spidey-sense started tingling when he wanted libpcap-dev [15:27] then he was having trouble doing an svn checkout on metasploit [15:28] that's when I told him I wasn't gonna help him anymore. [15:47] highvoltage: seems to work === etyack is now known as etyackAKAmrMom [16:02] for anyone who uses Facebook, we have a new character coming to Qimo: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Qimo-4-Kids/257643984532?ref=nf [16:06] sbalneav: metasploit? [16:07] stgraber: ok cool, I just finished dinner but I'd still like to try it on lxc [16:07] hi there, while I was upgrading one of the main server of a local network at a school, a teacher came and plug the machine out of the socket !!! [16:07] highvoltage: http://www.metasploit.com/ [16:07] Now the system do not want to boot, in recovery mode I have only a minimum shell [16:08] However I can access a terminal in normal mode but the main partition / is mounted as read only [16:08] haurra: Power plug, you mean? [16:08] I don't know what to do and all the work of the trainee is on this machine, I would greatly appreciate your help [16:08] sbalneav: yes sorry for my french [16:08] Yikes, not good. [16:09] pff, tell me about it [16:09] any good termninal user around ? [16:09] At this point, you'd be better off to restore the machine from backups, and start the upgrade again. [16:09] highvoltage, I've got some new xsplash and gdm artwork coming in, so I'll be working on those packages soon [16:10] LTSP terminals, you mean? A couple of us are ltsp developers [16:10] and users :) === haurra is now known as alexidoia [16:13] alexidoia, apart from the backup solution, which would be best, you may also have some luck by running `apt-get -f install` or `dpkg --configure -a`, followed by `apt-get dist-upgrade` in the recovery shell. [16:13] alkisg: might. [16:14] alkisg: of course, but /var is read only which seems to stuck dpk or apt [16:14] does edubuntu use a custom GDM and XSplash theme? [16:14] Might have to remount / [16:14] mount -o remount / [16:15] mhall119: yay! [16:15] alexidoia: try mount -o remount,rw / [16:15] mhall119: not yet [16:15] sbalneav: ok [16:16] what does that give you? [16:16] Did it complain that the filesystem was corrupt on boot? [16:19] sbalneav: can't access any shell right now [16:20] Thought you said you had access to the shell? [16:22] mount : /lib/libblkid.so.1 : no version information available (require by mount) [16:22] sbalneav: ^^ [16:23] yeah [16:23] you're hosed [16:23] so what are my options ? [16:23] None [16:23] restore from backup, and start over. [16:24] your disks in a mess [16:24] it's missing packages it needs in order to mount [16:24] but you can't add the packages unless you can mount the disk rw [16:24] chicken and egg [16:25] alexidoia: You have backups, yes? [16:25] no [16:26] I mean, the files yes, but not the system and its application* [16:28] ok then just do a reinstall from scratch, and restore the users files then [16:29] and invest in a UPS [16:31] Noone thanks those who bear bad news... :D [16:32] bad news ? [16:32] (06:23:32 μμ) alexidoia: so what are my options ? [16:32] (06:23:39 μμ) sbalneav: None [16:32] he will do a reinstall and save the time for the upgrade :) [16:32] Heh [16:33] Well... We did a crash test on the fat clients plugin today [16:33] Apart from some sound problems that were ALSO there on _thin_ clients, it worked like a charm [16:34] A whole lab running off a server, full screen flash and everything, with no problems in CPU usage etc [16:34] alkisg: probably pissed at me for not being able to recover everything for him with one command :) [16:35] I am *CONSTANTLY* astounded at the number of people who do not have proper backups, and get absolutely indignant at you if you can't somehow sprinkle magic pixie dust on a borked system to make it work again. [16:35] Hmmm you should take the "terminal masters" class in Hogwarts [16:36] The whole point of backups is that sometimes a machine gets borked so you CAN'T just sprinkle magic pixie dust on it. :) [16:36] hmm, sound problems? [16:36] BTW, the latest PA upload (1:0.9.22~0.9.21+stable-queue-32-g8478-0ubuntu1) finally resolves server- vs. client-side hangups [16:37] crimsun: yes, but only on the thin/fat clients. With the live lucid cd they worked flawlessly [16:37] crimsun: Don't know wether you saw my message from yesterday, but libjack0 was installed on my box, and upon removing that, pulse started behaving much better. [16:37] sbalneav: hmm, only libjack0? Was jackd also installed? [16:38] No, no jackd [16:38] just libjack [16:38] hmm. [16:38] highvoltage, do you have any artwork that can be used for the GDM and XSplash themes? [16:39] I could draw some stick figures :) [16:40] xkcd-stype? [16:41] yeah, only not so good. [16:42] You know, maybe we should approach the digital blasphemy guy, see if he'd do a background for us. [16:43] www.digitalblasphemy.com [16:43] I've had a paid subscription with him for years. [16:44] mhall119: Mads Rosendahl is working on some artwork for us, I'll ping him and find out more or less how much time he'll need [16:44] mhall119: he did some nice things for other projects alread, like the ubuntu ldm artwork [16:45] cool [16:45] ah, cool. [16:45] mhall119: the plan is to start with a real nice wallpaper and make the rest to work nicely with it (gtk theme, plymouth theme, xplash, etc) [16:45] Hmmm very fine indeed... http://www.digitalblasphemy.com/freegallery.shtml [16:45] plymouth? [16:45] is that going to be used in Lucid? [16:45] it's already there [16:45] mhall119, sbalneav: modifying something like this for edubuntu might be nice I think: http://www.webupd8.org/2010/01/ubuntu-lucid-plymouth-theme-idea-space.html [16:46] so, is Usplash out then? [16:46] (and wreaking havoc for some setups) [16:46] yes [16:46] crimsun: indeed :) [16:46] it only works with kernel mode switching right? [16:46] mhall119: yes [16:46] alkisg: he does all the art himself, and it's all digitally done. I love "space" type backgrounds, and he does really nice ones. [16:46] pretty much, and then only in certain cases [16:46] which is just some intel and ati cards isn't it? [16:46] for instance, if you use enciphered lvm /, you're currently screwed [16:47] mhall119: I believe it works with nuvou (sp?) drivers as well now [16:47] (you'll see the prompt on KMS-enabled but your key presses are never processed; on non-KMS-enabled you don't see anything /and/ your keypresses aren't processed) [16:47] are those stable yet? [16:47] fun [16:48] sbalneav: those digitalblasphemy artwork is nice, but they're not released under a license we can use are they? [16:49] mhall119: it's supposed to make it in for lucid, I believe it's usable and fairly stable although not on par feature-wise with the non-free driver [16:49] highvoltage: No, they aren't, but that doesn't mean we can't approach him and see if he WOULD be willing to do something for us under a license we can use. [16:49] sbalneav: nice thinking [16:49] I'm thinking if he could do a desktop with a library scene, or a classroom scene, or something. [16:50] If he'd be willing to do it for <$300 I'd be willing to fund that. [16:50] I know he does commissions. [16:50] I'd chip in, too [16:50] I'm just throwing it out there, not trying to take anything away from Mads [16:50] (if there's an e-mail discussion, please Cc me) [16:51] sbalneav: so let's do commissionjs, tell him he gets 70% of each Edubuntu CD we sell :) [16:51] bwahahaha [16:51] right, 70% of what's left over after we've been paid :) [16:51] sbalneav: we told Mads that we might approach other artists, and that even if he makes something really nice we'd use something nicer if it comes along [16:52] sbalneav: and it wouldn't hurt having more stuff for future desings, although, it might be a bit sucky if you pay for something and Mads' artwork ends up being used [16:52] What's the will and pleasure of edubuntu-(council|devs|chchannel) I can send off an email this morning. [16:52] sbalneav: I say just go for it [16:52] Oh, I don't mind, we could just put it on the disk anyway [16:53] ok, I'll send him an email. [16:53] sbalneav: indeed, and use it for one of the art-packs [16:53] sure [16:54] It'll make Ahmuck happy: we'll have SOMETHING unique about edubuntu :) [16:54] ok, I'll send an email, and cc edubuntu-devs [16:57] awesome [17:03] http://www.qimo4kids.com/post/A-look-at-whats-coming-in-Qimo-20.aspx [17:10] mhall119: I saw both edubuntu and quimo got a mention in Linux Journal recently [17:11] sbalneav, yeah, I bought 3 copies of it :) [17:13] mhall119: Well done! [17:13] you guys too [17:13] Do you start with ubuntu, and add some of our stuf, and some of your own, or do you start with edubuntu as the base? [17:14] I start with Xubuntu [17:14] and, is there anything that we can do to make it easier for your effort? [17:14] so it's got the XFCE dependencies already, and not all of the Gnome ones [17:14] well, once I have packages, highvoltage has already volunteered to help me get them into Universe [17:15] I've read a how-to on customizing GDM and XSplash, so I think I'm good there [17:15] so my biggest task is making an XFCE session for Qimo that saves it's setting somewhere different from the stock XFCE session [17:16] I will probably need help making the alternate install CD, because I've never done that before [17:16] mhall119: If you think the xfce stuff needs some programming, and need a hand, let me know. [17:17] thanks [17:17] I was told it shouldn't, that all the XFCE programs should respect the $XDG_ variables for where to store settings [17:17] and I got most of them working on 9.04 [17:18] my only problem was XFConf, which I think they were changing or removing in 9.10/10.04 anywya [17:30] wow, wasn't expecting something this fast... [17:30] Thanks for writing Scott. To be honest I don't usually accept [17:30] commissions but if the project is interesting enough and I can work on [17:30] it without compromising my wallpaper creations then I would consider [17:30] it. What exactly did you have in mind? [17:31] What do we want to ask for? [17:32] I'm thinking something like either a classroom/teacher's desk type picture [17:32] or the inside of a nice old library with stacks of books. [17:32] highvoltage [17:32] crimsun: [17:32] stgraber: [17:32] other ideas? [17:34] nekkid puppies ! [17:35] ogra!!! [17:35] :) [17:35] hey, ogra :) [17:35] HedgeMage: ideas? [17:35] sbalneav, i would go with something more abstract [17:36] sbalneav, if he is an artist, just give him a raw direction and let him do some examples [17:37] ogra: Well, I think that's what Mad's going to do [17:37] sbalneav: Hmmm...have you ever seen Disney's version of The Sword In the Stone? [17:37] years ago [17:38] All I remember is the scrawny kid pulling the sword out of the stone [17:38] rests's a blurr. [17:38] sbalneav: There's a scene wher Merlin packs up all of his stuff by casting a spell and it all lines up nicely and floats toward his little suitcase, shrinking as it goes, then it all fits in. [17:38] sbalneav: It would be cool to have a classroom full of school stuff sucked into a computer like that. [17:39] i.e. i'd go with some floating chars, formulas probably some sketches of animals or flowers etc [17:39] * HedgeMage sings "Hockity-pockity-wockity-whack, odds and ends and brick-a-brack, shrink in size, very small, we've got to leave enough room for all..." [17:39] Ah, so have a stream of things like chalk erasers, desks, books, teachers apple, protractors, etc, being sucked into the computer [17:39] yep [17:40]