[00:37] Now who is having a cow over spilt milk ? [00:43] how do I find out where memory is being used [00:45] I'm a newbe to linux and ubuu [00:45] ubuntu [00:51] where? [00:51] fosburg: you probably have a system monitor you can look at [00:51] jedijf: ^ [00:51] gnome-system-monitor maybe [00:52] I have not seen anything in the system folder that shows this info [00:53] hmmm. [00:54] if you launch the "gnome-system-monitor" process it should work [00:54] (not familiar with ubuntu specifically, but it might just be Alt+F2 and type in that [00:56] thanks I'll give that a try [00:57] of course theres also top and, my personal favorite, htop [00:57] right? [00:57] GeekyAdam: htop is the bomb dizzley [00:57] I don't know why anyone ships top these days. [00:57] It's not intuitive whatsover [00:58] agreed [00:58] I don't know how people use itl [00:58] one of my screen regioins is an htop session [00:59] GeekyAdam: I did for a while embed it onto my desktop [00:59] now i just use yakuake [00:59] and pull it up whenever [01:00] explain embeding into your desktop and what is yakuake? [01:00] GeekyAdam: I set it as my root window in my window manager [01:00] effectively acting as my desktop [01:00] and yakuake is a drop down terminal [01:00] on a hotkey it just "drops down" and is there [01:00] quite handy [01:00] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:YaKuake_screenshot_01.png [01:01] they also have one for gnome if you pefer, called tilda afaik [01:01] do you use that for your irc? or do u use a different app for that? [01:02] I use konversation from TDE [01:02] also irssi though [01:28] fosburg: how are you making out? [01:29] im pretty sure im putting ubuntu on my main gaming desktop at home. the machines only good for playing WoW now, and that plays [decently enough] in Wine [01:29] you answered my questions--now i'm trying to understand what i'm looking at [01:29] :) [01:30] jedijf: question [01:30] i love me some Windows 7, but i cant deny my lust for ubuntu [01:30] MutantTurkey: just ask, befor ei phrik you [01:30] I am trying to find a library path, I am examining the process and see it's loading kwin3_laptop.so [01:30] can I use ld or the like to find the hard path? [01:31] Thanks to all [01:33] jedijf: any idea/ [01:33] ? [01:33] i guess i'll just do find -iname blahblah [01:33] instantly found it :| [01:33] I am a fool. [01:35] find / -name [01:35] insert name [01:36] find / -name part_of_name 2>/dev/null to get rid of the can't search stuff [01:38] or as root if needed [01:38] now to fix landlines.....phones suck [01:42] I was just wonderin g if Ld has some way to do it [01:42] probably does lul [02:50] speaking of landlines, i saw a tutorial online on how to use Skype with Asterisk to make skype come through a normal phoneline [02:50] pretty cool stuff, totally wanted to try it [10:38] morning. [10:39] morning JonathanD [10:40] hey rmg51 [11:13] o/ [11:18] whats up? [11:21] nothing at the moment [11:21] not going grocery shopping? [11:21] just trying to read the paper [11:21] it's Monday silly [11:21] I shop on Sat. [11:21] Ah. [11:21] I used to shop friday mornings. [11:22] But the store nearby doesn't open early enough. [11:22] Acme opens at 6 [11:22] 6 isn't early enough. [11:22] Pathmark is 24 hours [11:22] not on weekdays, anyway. [11:22] Thats slightly more viable. If there was one here :) [11:23] not sure about ShopRite [11:23] Lets see [11:23] I have acme, genuardis, walmart, bottom dollar [11:23] These are all on or near 202 in KOP [11:24] For anything else it'd be on the other side of norristown. [11:24] that's why I shop on weekends [11:25] weekdays are to tight with work in the way [11:25] I don't work til 9. [11:25] But Josh gets on the bus shortly after 7, and needs to be "reminded" [11:26] of silly little things like wearing pants and eating and actually going to the bus stop. [11:27] I'm at work by 8 [11:27] to much hurry up to shop during the week [13:05] morning [13:49] good morning, can apt-get be used to search for what is installed ? Like search AG for gui and turn up anything with gui in its name ? [14:00] dpkg -l [14:00] ellllll [14:00] and grep [16:23] /bin/mail is NOT installed in my system (ubuntu 11.10) what is installed by default for command line usage ? [16:24] My evolution seems to removed since last update. [16:38] using dpkg above I have bsd-mailx, buncha perl stuff, evolution (really? said it wasn't installed), thunderbird. Which is easiest substitute for /bin/mail in a script ? [16:49] none of them. fwiw, install postfix and use that to send mail. [16:49] :P [16:50] I tried /usr/bin/mailx as subst for /bin/mail and left rest of script unchanged. Seems to not complain anymore. Not sure if mail is really going, not critical yet. [17:39] Type 1 fonts; Question, Adobe type one fonts are for windows and MAC, what OS for type 1 fonts is used for Linux--Ubuntu? [17:47] Will Adobe Type 1 (MAC) fonts work with a Linux OS? [17:50] fosburg: #ubuntu [17:52] thanks--I got a link to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FontInstallHowto [18:04] InHisName: If it's not really going out, you might take a look at the nullmailer package. [18:05] Or if you've got a MTA installed on that box, try calling sendmail directly from the script. [18:11] what does MTA stand for ? [18:20] Mail Transfer Agent, something like exim or postfix. [18:20] * Resistance recommends postfix [18:21] But if all you want to do is forward all the mail from this box somewhere else (e.g. your ISP's smtp server) then you can just use nullmailer. [19:08] which one of you bastards hacked my vps? :p [19:08] because someone did and I am freaking out X_X [19:09] MutantTurkey: was it LulzSec ? [19:09] :p [19:09] Resistance: no. [19:10] but I found the files they were using to bruteforce I think [19:10] it was in /lib/.41/ [19:10] you might consider running rkhunter [19:10] to look for additional vulnerabilities [19:11] seems to be collecting irc information in the Undernet server as well as brute forcing IPs's [19:12] kill it, then sudo rm -rf it, and then rkhunter [19:12] I have it killed [19:12] removed [19:12] I also removed my whole home directory [19:12] check crontab [19:12] which contained passwords for gmail and IRC [19:12] changed them. [19:12] * jedijf is betting opyum team [19:12] see the tar.gz [19:13] n [19:13] MutantTurkey: don't use standard ssh ports and disable root login [19:13] http://mutantturkey.com/weird.tar.gz [19:13] take a look [19:13] jedijf: root login was disabled , which is weird because they are logged in as wroot over ssh. [19:13] look over that. [19:14] I am thinking they may have left some information there. [19:14] MutantTurkey: no time today, but netstat -plant and see how many irc connections you have [19:14] okay [19:14] tcp 0 0 boxi:3389 dsl88-247-34606.tt:3565 ESTABLISHED [19:14] tcp 0 0 boxi:3389 bb26a130.virtua.co:3200 ESTABLISHED [19:14] tcp 0 256 boxi:ssh remote.mc3.edu:9432 ESTABLISHED [19:14] tcp 0 0 boxi:34496 verne.freenode.net:ircd ESTABLISHED [19:14] tcp 0 0 boxi:ssh remote.mc3.edu:33401 ESTABLISHED [19:14] tcp 0 0 boxi:www remote.mc3.edu:48731 TIME_WAIT [19:15] sorry :x thats all though [19:15] 3389 is my remote desktop protocol [19:15] yes [19:15] rdp [19:15] that looks okay right? [19:15] yeah [19:15] does rdp present security treat? [19:15] I dont know what that dsl88-247 is though... [19:16] any open port, moreso the standard ports can/will be automagically scanned and bruted [19:16] check auth.log(s) for giggles [19:17] isnt RDP remote desktop? [19:17] gotta love the internet [19:17] Resistance: yep [19:17] auth.log [19:17] ? [19:18] I have their IP [19:18] it's in the log [19:19] iptables -A input -s -j DROP [19:19] :P [19:19] (or in my case, iptables -A AUTODROP -s -j DROP [19:20] wait [19:20] cat /var/log/auth.log | grep ssh [19:20] seems to be an array of IP's [19:20] bruteforcing users and pw's [19:20] ewwwww [19:20] :P [19:21] also I have a few log files authlog.1 2 3 .gz etc [19:21] any good guesses mutantspecific or the standards, mysql blahblah blah [19:22] standards [19:23] matt seems to be going on for a few days [19:23] maybe a week or two before they got in [19:23] then you are not being targeted...like arch cal mc3 etc [19:23] right [19:23] if that's logged, it was me ;) [19:23] gotta talk to my VPS guys [19:23] any of you applied for ubuntu membership, and happen to know what the odds are someone is approved? [19:23] * Resistance is applying for Ubuntu membership [19:23] Ubuntu Memebership? what is this 1984? [19:24] :P [19:24] * Resistance hands MutantTurkey the time warp unit, which is set for 1984 [19:24] Resistance: not really based on odds; more based on work, consistent, in the Ubuntu community/world [19:24] have fun back there :P [19:24] i see. [19:25] * jedijf was recently approved [19:25] ooh congrats. [19:25] thanks [19:25] i'm in the queue to be considered by this thursday's meeting of the regional board or w/e it is [19:25] it was suggested that team contact should be a member [19:25] indeed [19:27] ha, i found your approval xD [19:27] * Resistance looked in the reports :P [19:28] what... what's this about you having ZERO launchpad karma [19:28] * Resistance slaps jedijf [19:28] launchpadd [19:29] Did you know trinitydesktop actually has deployed their own Launchpad service for our build system? [19:29] Resistance: it expires [19:29] jedijf: seems su and grep I cant even use [19:29] i don't actively pursue bug stuff [19:29] I think they were messed with [19:29] jedijf: neither do i :/ [19:29] i target mostly spec tracking [19:29] :P [19:30] Resistance: didn't check your karma [19:30] saw the number, that was enough [19:30] Answer Tracker 81 [19:30] Bazaar Branches 38 [19:30] Bug Management 150 [19:30] Soyuz 136 [19:30] Specification Tracking 3554 [19:30] Total karma: 3959 [19:30] :P [19:31] http://mutantturkey.com/auth.log [19:32] hmmm [19:33] MutantTurkey: good learning experience; what did you learn? [19:39] jedijf: FUCK the police. [19:39] oh sorry wrong lesson. [19:39] lol [19:40] this is not Compton, that language is not excused [19:40] Easy E forever [19:40] in the right time and place [19:40] * jedijf prefers Dopeman [19:41] * MutantTurkey throws change in the jar [19:44] we take bills only as we aspire to be the 1% [19:45] and to have more wealth than Greece and Italy combined [19:45] breaking news, #ubuntu-us-pa is bailed out by the world bank [19:51] breaking news, #ubuntu-us-pa GDP surpasses most african countries [21:38] MutantTurkey: wow someone really wants your root password [21:38] yet another reason I like ubuntu, you cant log in as root [21:38] via ssh [21:38] * GeekyAdam hopes he's correct, having never fully researched the subject. [21:39] GeekyAdam: you can actually allow root logins from SSH [21:39] although its not advised ;P [21:39] Resistance: but its turned off by default, correct? [21:39] mhm [21:39] mines off [21:39] right [21:40] i find that the more "general" irc #channels i idle in, the more activity my auth.log gets [21:40] like #ubuntu and ##linux [21:40] etc [21:40] yet another reason to keep your irssi/dev machine on a seperate network than your production/www machines [21:46] Everyone should have an irssi machine. [21:46] MutantTurkey: just added you on G+ [21:47] or two. [21:47] heading home, might be on later [21:49] GeekyAdam: cool cool