lanc3r | live usb | 00:00 |
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Guest70788 | ya , so then these disk recover programs only search the HDD for the footer and headers and if they can make since of some reconginized pattern they may beable to recover it. | 00:00 |
guest-IUgf7I | I just rebooted. Now I cannot log in under my account. I don't get a bad password, it just tries to boot and fails. I think xorg is corrupted. Help? | 00:00 |
c3f59 | doesn't it offer that to you on boot? | 00:00 |
Guest70788 | How can you make since enough to recover a jpg or other file without the header and footer ghost | 00:00 |
escott | lanc3r, it probably doesn't help the installers when you do weird things prior to starting | 00:00 |
lanc3r | like maybe copy everything to my HDD thats on my flashdrive? | 00:01 |
guest-IUgf7I | nvm, I'm getting constant authentication failures while trying to gain root access in the guest account. >.> | 00:01 |
Ghosthunter007 | its called computer forensics I do it all the time | 00:01 |
Guest70788 | dd can copy any sectors you want but the headers and footers is the only way I can think of that a program can recongize it enough to recover it | 00:01 |
wawowe | Guest70788: if there were no header or footer, an that was the only missing thing then you would add them | 00:01 |
israel | guest-IUgf7I, sudo aptitude reinstall xorg | 00:01 |
c3f59 | lanc3r, that wouldn't really do it. that would only put a live install on your disk | 00:01 |
Ghosthunter007 | one sec I will get you a program that will recover it | 00:01 |
c3f59 | you don't really want that. usually, live disks offer you to install the system on your disk | 00:02 |
lanc3r | well its persistant, and i dont want to start all from scratch | 00:02 |
guest-IUgf7I | israel, I keep getting authentication failures. :/ | 00:02 |
Guest70788 | wawowe but how would a program know when to add them ? | 00:02 |
wawowe | Guest70788: it wouldn't | 00:02 |
c3f59 | well if you want, you can always dd it to your disk | 00:02 |
guest-IUgf7I | and I have dual screens now | 00:02 |
Guest70788 | or when the data is completely nonsense | 00:02 |
kriskropd | Guest70788 i dont know what im talking about, but photorec worked for me in the past | 00:02 |
Need2Grow | no i said that to get an idea of the teachers style | 00:02 |
Ghosthunter007 | ok you can download helix2009 boot to it then run FTK it will mount your drive and recover everything you want | 00:03 |
Need2Grow | is he good..will he/she be conducive to my learning style | 00:03 |
israel | guest-IUgf7I, are you typing right, did you edit sudoers or passwd | 00:03 |
c3f59 | that would be something like: dd if=/dev/sd# of=/dev/hd# | 00:03 |
wawowe | Guest70788: you'd have to match the data to another pure file, then manually add the missing parts | 00:03 |
guest-IUgf7I | israel, I am. It will not let me even run the sudo command in the guest account, so I was trying 'su' and typing the password. And no, I have not edited either of those files. | 00:03 |
Guest70788 | well photorec works for alot of my stuff but I intentionally deleted the headers and footer stuff and tried photrec didn't work to recover ? | 00:03 |
lanc3r | well its persistant, and i dont want to start all from scratch, is there anyway to install linux to my hardrive without looseing all my programs | 00:04 |
wawowe | Guest70788: at the least know where the file ends and begins | 00:04 |
Guest70788 | no | 00:04 |
c3f59 | lanc3r dd oughta work but i don't know how to resize your partition afterwards. | 00:04 |
wawowe | yes | 00:04 |
israel | guest-IUgf7I, try ssh from other pc to use an admin user | 00:04 |
lanc3r | what is dd? | 00:04 |
Guest70788 | I just know it is on a particular partition that is about 1TB in sizes | 00:04 |
guest-IUgf7I | israel, I just installed ubuntu today, I don't have ssh setup. | 00:05 |
OerHeks | you cannot use sudo in guest. | 00:05 |
c3f59 | dd clones partitions or entire disks to whatever you want (another disk or maybe an image file) | 00:05 |
Jordan_U | lanc3r: You will probably save yourself more time by just doing a normal install, using automatic partitioning, then configuring everything how you want it afterward. Trying to setup parititons manually, and automatically transition your modifications over, is just going to waste time. | 00:06 |
kriskropd | guest-IUgf7I can't you login through a different runlevel? (function keys 1-5) | 00:06 |
johny8809 | http://www.wix.com/jetomestil/hot-ass-collection | 00:06 |
lanc3r | but i have like 2 Gib of programs and settings i dont want to lose | 00:06 |
Guest70788 | with no footer or header /patterns so then how is it even possible to recover other then manually looking at every sector combination and adding header and footer info in this cases the number of possiblities to try would exceed the known universes life time | 00:07 |
guest-IUgf7I | kriskropd, ehh what lol? I set the primary account to log in automatically, but after this reboot, that did not happen | 00:07 |
c3f59 | yeah i am of Jordan_U's opinion on that, but everybody's got to try it for themselves | 00:07 |
escott | lanc3r, then dont reinstall | 00:07 |
guest-IUgf7I | upon typing my password into the account, the screen turns black and brings me back to the login screen | 00:07 |
wawowe | Guest70788: it's not | 00:07 |
escott | lanc3r, and if you must reinstall look at things like etc-keeper and !clone | 00:07 |
kriskropd | guest-IUgf7I i meantt o fix this... w.e issue it is you are working for, you said you cant login to run sudo or something because of xorg, can you login to a shell and fix it that way at all? | 00:08 |
lanc3r | if i use dd, couuld i resize the partion without formating what i just copyed? | 00:08 |
daniel110 | hi so i just installed ubuntu for the first time on my hp laptop and i am having a problem. Basically everytime i close the lid(it goes to suspend) and reopen, the wifi stops working. I mean i see the bar trying to connect but it asks me to enter a password and then stops working. What should i do? | 00:08 |
Guest70788 | wait I think I got it if I write a header and footer at the begining and end of the partition in theory the image would appear as a sub image :) I think? | 00:08 |
guest-IUgf7I | kriskropd: I only checked and alterned a few settings in nvidia's setting program and hit 'save'. That's it. :/ | 00:08 |
c3f59 | well, i tryed dd many times for different reasons, but i never succeeded in resizing the partition to the new disk | 00:09 |
guest-IUgf7I | After that, I rebooted and could not log into my account. | 00:09 |
wawowe | Guest70788: what's your plan? | 00:09 |
lanc3r | if i use dd, couuld i resize the partion without formating what i just copyed? | 00:09 |
kriskropd | guest-IUgf7I you are logging in, the problem is your display cannot initialize the x-server, which I believe is why someone suggested 'sudo aptititude reinstall xorg' earlier | 00:09 |
daniel110 | i tried everything i found online and still doesn't work | 00:10 |
wawowe | Guest70788: 320gb jpg :P | 00:10 |
OerHeks | !aptitude | 00:10 |
ubottu | aptitude is another terminal-based front-end to APT. You may encounter problems on multiarch installs (11.10 and higher) as aptitude cannot currently handle the same package with different architectures being installed at the same time. See http://pad.lv/831768 for more information. | 00:10 |
escott | lanc3r, no you would have to resize before/after to make it the correct size | 00:10 |
c3f59 | lanc3r don't double post all the time. | 00:10 |
escott | !who | lanc3r | 00:10 |
ubottu | lanc3r: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 00:10 |
daniel110 | did anyone experienced my problem before? | 00:11 |
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Jordan_U | lanc3r: This is the last time I'm going to say this, but I'm certain that doing a normal install using the Ubuntu installer will save you time and effort. | 00:12 |
daniel110 | in order to make the wifi work after a suspend i have to reboot my entire laptop | 00:12 |
c3f59 | Jordan_U, i second that :) | 00:12 |
reuf | when i do dpkg-reconfigure ruby-rvm | 00:12 |
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reuf | i get /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: ruby-rvm is broken or not fully installed | 00:12 |
reuf | how do i correct broken package or remove it? | 00:13 |
wawowe | reuf: dpkg -r | 00:13 |
reuf | so dpkg -r ruby-rvm ? | 00:14 |
wawowe | reuf: then do apt-get -f install | 00:14 |
wawowe | reuf: yea | 00:14 |
c3f59 | wawowe what is the difference between dpkg -r and apt-get remove ? | 00:15 |
wawowe | dpkg -r doesn't give a freck and apt-get remove does | 00:15 |
reuf | wawowe, thanks, it worked | 00:15 |
kriskropd | c3f59 two different package managers | 00:15 |
c3f59 | :) aight | 00:15 |
reuf | wawowe, what do you suggest i read to get better understanding of all this process dpkg, aptitdue, apt-get, sinaptic etc? | 00:16 |
wawowe | reuf: read about debian and ubuntu package management | 00:17 |
wawowe | reuf: don't really have any suggestions other that search engines | 00:17 |
reuf | wawowe, thanks anyways | 00:18 |
reuf | the thing i get confused is how do all these managers organize their installations etc - in sense do all of them follow same logic where to put what file? | 00:19 |
wawowe | reuf: apt aptitude synatptic etc use dpkg | 00:19 |
wawowe | reuf: dpkg is the base | 00:20 |
reuf | also the directory structure of different linux - it seems that each distro has their own way of organizing files, why so much mess? | 00:20 |
wawowe | reuf: different package managers | 00:21 |
wawowe | reuf: different goals, blah, blah | 00:21 |
reuf | wawowe, thanks - id like to get firm grasp on this, but this is only achievable with years of expirience - so no shortcuts | 00:22 |
OerHeks | be carefull with aptitude, it is depreciated since 12.04 is multiarch | 00:22 |
reuf | OerHeks, can you be more specific? | 00:23 |
reuf | what does it mean? | 00:23 |
OerHeks | !aptitude | 00:23 |
ubottu | aptitude is another terminal-based front-end to APT. You may encounter problems on multiarch installs (11.10 and higher) as aptitude cannot currently handle the same package with different architectures being installed at the same time. See http://pad.lv/831768 for more information. | 00:23 |
wawowe | reuf: if you want a bunch of experience all at once, compile your one linux/gnu os | 00:23 |
reuf | are there instructions on this | 00:24 |
wawowe | reuf: look up lfs/gentoo/lunar/sourcemage | 00:24 |
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wawowe | reuf: or just any source distro to get started | 00:24 |
reuf | yea id like to go with gentoo - needed to load asterisk for voip on it - so itd be fun to compile it | 00:25 |
wawowe | reuf: gentoo is pretty automated. | 00:26 |
wawowe | but it can still teach you a bunch | 00:26 |
wawowe | good place to start | 00:27 |
reuf | wawowe, thanks | 00:27 |
reuf | http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/articles/linux-kernel-compiling.xml | 00:27 |
reuf | so to go with this? | 00:27 |
wawowe | reuf: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/index.xml | 00:28 |
reuf | wawowe, thanks | 00:30 |
d4gg3r | hey guys, my wireless card is driving me crazy. it maintains connection but keeps losing packets after a few minutes. then when I turn wireless off and back on it works for another few minutes/secs | 00:30 |
d4gg3r | any idea what might be the problem? | 00:31 |
d4gg3r | I have turned the power management stuff off | 00:31 |
d4gg3r | Wireless works perfectly on the same machine under windows | 00:31 |
d4gg3r | and ubuntu works great with other wirelesses | 00:31 |
d4gg3r | ..... | 00:31 |
wawowe | d4gg3r: i would use ndiswrapper if you think it's a driver issue | 00:32 |
d4gg3r | it might be something with my home wireless also, because ubuntu's wireless works great at my workplace | 00:33 |
d4gg3r | I am searching for ideas or similar experience | 00:33 |
wawowe | different hardware, different software, different experience | 00:34 |
d4gg3r | yeah | 00:34 |
Osmodivs | Hello | 00:35 |
Osmodivs | I have installed libdvdread4 *-dbg *-dev libdvdnav *-dbg *-dev ans still can't play a DVD in VLC. What else do I need to watch a movie? | 00:35 |
Jordan_U | !dvd | Osmodivs | 00:36 |
ubottu | Osmodivs: Ubuntu's default installation and repositories do not include packages needed to play commercial DVDs for legal reasons. For information on adding them, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs | For information on the legalities involved, see the "DVD" section of https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 00:36 |
reuf | for vim experts: - vim - i've used it on and off - i can do some basic stuff with it - i know where to lookup shortcuts when i need to get stuff done - however how do i get it into my blood - how do i actually learn it so it becomes natural to use it? - how did you do it? - i know practice - but how did you practice? | 00:36 |
wawowe | Osmodivs: don't know about vlc, sorry. but if you install mplayer, you'll be able to | 00:36 |
histo | reuf: there's vimtutor | 00:36 |
subz3r0 | vlc should play dvd's ouf of the box | 00:36 |
subz3r0 | even like mplayer | 00:37 |
histo | subz3r0: yes vlc will play dvd out of the box | 00:37 |
Ubunturific | on vim, like keyboard shortcuts I put up a cheat sheet at my desk and just started working with it. | 00:37 |
Ubunturific | forced myself to use it allot. | 00:37 |
Osmodivs | libdvdread: Encrypted DVD support unavailable. | 00:38 |
Osmodivs | ************************************************ | 00:38 |
Osmodivs | ** ** | 00:38 |
Osmodivs | ** No css library available. See ** | 00:38 |
Osmodivs | ** /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/README.css ** | 00:38 |
Osmodivs | ** for more information. ** | 00:38 |
FloodBot1 | Osmodivs: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 00:38 |
wawowe | after you get used to vim, other editors become a problem | 00:38 |
Ubunturific | what ever I needed to edit... I used vim | 00:38 |
OerHeks | 1 thought you still need the css script to play dvd | 00:38 |
Jordan_U | subz3r0: histo: Incorrect. With Ubuntu (and most distributions) libdvdcss is not installed by default, even when you install vlc/mplayer, for legal reasons. | 00:38 |
OerHeks | !css | 00:38 |
ubottu | Ubuntu's default installation and repositories do not include packages needed to play commercial DVDs for legal reasons. For information on adding them, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs | For information on the legalities involved, see the "DVD" section of https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 00:38 |
andre22 | hey | 00:38 |
wawowe | initially vim probably seems insane | 00:38 |
reuf | thanks all - you guys are wealth of info | 00:38 |
andre22 | to unninstal google chrome | 00:39 |
subz3r0 | Jordan___, weird, coze im sure i did not install it and im able to play dvds? | 00:39 |
Osmodivs | Sorry bout the flood, but yeah, there is a script in the /usr/share/doc/libdvd4 | 00:39 |
Osmodivs | ¿Why is it so hidden? | 00:39 |
slackin | Any xvid codec pro's around? I need some assistance, I can't quite get my file sizes as small as I would like while retaining quality. I have seen others that have good quality and smaller size using xvid, so what am I missing? | 00:40 |
andre22 | i write sudo apt-get purge google chrome or chromium web browser??? | 00:40 |
Ubunturific | loaded espeaker and xctts.py... you should hear you guys! | 00:40 |
Osmodivs | jordan_Jordan_Jordan_U U are the man | 00:40 |
d3v1an71 | Is there a security issue using root ssh-keys (i.e. sudo ssh-keygen) between servers? | 00:40 |
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Jordan_U | Osmodivs: It's not hidden. The reason that it's not installed by default is that in some countries (like the U.S.A) it's technically illegal. | 00:41 |
Osmodivs | THANK YOU!!! | 00:41 |
wawowe | slackin: probably a smaller audio file | 00:41 |
Jordan_U | Osmodivs: You're welcome. | 00:41 |
slackin | wawowe, humm, maybe, but I am using mp3lame | 00:41 |
slackin | maybe ill try tweaking the audio | 00:41 |
wawowe | slackin: encode to 128 | 00:41 |
Osmodivs | Good bye, please, thank the guys helping you all. Çìao | 00:42 |
slackin | wawowe, alright, thanks for the input, ill give that a try n see how it goes | 00:42 |
tim_ | Just built a new computer and cannot get video to work. The display works after first installed, but after update and reboot it comes up with a blank screen. I have tried multiple versions of ubuntu with the same results. Any suggestions? | 00:48 |
wawowe | tim_: well, don't update :P | 00:49 |
wawowe | i don't, unless there's some security issue | 00:50 |
wawowe | once i'm satisfied that things are stable anyway | 00:50 |
wawowe | personally i think that whole Philosophy | 00:51 |
wawowe | is stupid.. | 00:52 |
wawowe | updating everytime something new comes out | 00:52 |
eoss | installing arch linux | 00:53 |
eoss | goooooodbye ubuntu | 00:53 |
* eoss sniffs the air | 00:53 | |
eoss | ahhhhh | 00:53 |
wawowe | byee | 00:53 |
wawowe | i loved you eoss | 00:53 |
eoss | well im dual partitioning so..i think il just stay | 00:54 |
r3m | What What in the butt i said what what in the butt | 00:56 |
wawowe | r3m: blah blah, blah, blah, blah, blah blah, blah, blah, blah | 00:57 |
r3m | heh | 00:57 |
hylian | after an update 3/4 of my stuff is in chinese, atleast I think it is chinese... | 00:58 |
wawowe | hylian: did you download stuff that might be chinese? | 01:00 |
hylian | no | 01:00 |
wawowe | hylian: ctrl+alt+f1, login......, export LC_ALL=en_US.utf8, /etc/init.d/lightdm stop, startx | 01:02 |
hylian | wawowe: ok i will try that, brb | 01:03 |
hylian | wawowe: it complains about export not being an identifier... never heard of the command myself | 01:05 |
hylian | wawowe: and there is no man entry for export | 01:05 |
wawowe | hylian: export is part of bash | 01:05 |
wawowe | hylian: explain exactly what you did | 01:05 |
[flux] | Ive done something stupid. I rewrote winxp's bootloader over grub | 01:08 |
[flux] | Grub was throwing error 17, and it was urgent. | 01:08 |
[flux] | How can I get grub back? | 01:08 |
genii-around | !mbr | 01:08 |
ubottu | GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since 9.10 (Karmic). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 - See !grub1 for releases before Karmic (9.10) | 01:08 |
[flux] | This is ubuntu 12.04. | 01:08 |
wawowe | [flux]: boot a live-cd bastard and grub-install /dev/disk | 01:09 |
genii-around | [flux]: The first link from the bot | 01:09 |
[flux] | okay, thanks. | 01:09 |
[flux] | (I've done this before, wasn't sure what had changed on 12.04) | 01:09 |
Jordan_U | [flux]: "error 17" is a grub legacy error. Do you have any idea why you had grub legacy installed with Ubuntu 12.04? | 01:11 |
[flux] | Jordan_U: nope, no clue. | 01:11 |
[flux] | Wait a minute. | 01:11 |
[flux] | Let me confirm it is what this guy says | 01:12 |
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[flux] | err 9.04 | 01:12 |
[flux] | so grub1? | 01:12 |
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Jordan_U | [flux]: Yes, and very much not supported. | 01:12 |
Jordan_U | !eol | [flux] | 01:12 |
ubottu | [flux]: End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades | 01:12 |
[flux] | Jordan_U: Thanks for that, I should have confirmed. | 01:12 |
[flux] | Jordan_U: This is a friend's laptop, so installing 12.04 over the current won't damage the bootloader, will it? | 01:13 |
Jef91 | I install Ubuntu 12.04 from a minimal CD and then I installed libreoffice - but spell check does work for English/US which is the system wide language. Any help? | 01:14 |
wawowe | [flux]: not only will it damage it, but it will replace it :p | 01:15 |
[flux] | wawowe: in that context damage would mean rendering the machine unbootable :P | 01:19 |
[flux] | I'm assuming it wouldn't. | 01:19 |
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bbqroast | Hey, does anyone know the new package for openssh-server? I have a fresh Ubuntu 12 install | 01:20 |
Gwennifer | So uhm | 01:20 |
Gwennifer | How do I get the latest driver for my graphics card? Do I need to? | 01:20 |
bbqroast | Anyone? For some reason the openssh-server package doesn't exist :( | 01:21 |
wawowe | [flux]: i was joking. i mean that it would replace your current grup1 loader with grub2 | 01:21 |
escott | !info openssh-server | 01:21 |
danes | hello, what apps can I use to sync my android phone with ubuntu? | 01:21 |
ubottu | openssh-server (source: openssh): secure shell (SSH) server, for secure access from remote machines. In component main, is optional. Version 1:5.9p1-5ubuntu1 (precise), package size 333 kB, installed size 817 kB | 01:21 |
jayne_wayne | https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/uec.html <- how come they state that the UEC install option is available when it is not? | 01:22 |
bbqroast | I get an error doing: sudo apt-get install openssh-server | 01:22 |
wawowe | bbqroast: openssh-server is still the current package | 01:22 |
wawowe | bbqroast: what error | 01:22 |
danes | how can I configure my keyboard to switch to other languages like in win with left-alt + shift? | 01:23 |
[flux] | wawowe: okay, not an issue. Thanks. | 01:23 |
bbqroast | Pacakge openssh-server is not available, bt is reffered to by another package | 01:23 |
[flux] | Also, 12.04 can't upgrade from 9.04? | 01:23 |
wawowe | danes: ime | 01:23 |
[flux] | Can't get an option for the same. | 01:23 |
bbqroast | This may mean that rhe package is missing, obselete | 01:23 |
bbqroast | etc | 01:23 |
escott | danes, do you mean left alt + shift + numpad? | 01:23 |
superlou | I'm a big fan of Rubymine (rails IDE) and everything was great until yesterday when suddenly the fonts in Rubymine got really odd (bold and no antialiasing). The only thing I can think of that happened prior was installing Wine. Rubymine is a java app so I don't know why Wine would impact it. I've been searching can't find anything that seems appropriate for the situation. Would greatly appreciate any suggestions on the right search | 01:24 |
superlou | terms. Thanks! | 01:24 |
Anders- | As of now, you cannot upgrade from 9.04 to 12.04. | 01:24 |
danes | escott, not really sure what is that key combination for... | 01:24 |
wawowe | danes: look for ubuntu (language) ime | 01:25 |
JamesMR | where's the right place to ask webcam related questions? | 01:25 |
somebody__ | what's a good channel to ask about regex? | 01:25 |
escott | danes, i dont know what left-alt+shift does in windows | 01:25 |
JamesMR | somebody__: what language are you using them in? | 01:25 |
Guest70788 | wait if the government could read previous HDD written bits then security algorithms could be bypassed in general anyway :) | 01:26 |
escott | !keyboard | danes perhaps this is helpful | 01:26 |
ubottu | danes perhaps this is helpful: To switch your keyboard layout on GNOME: System -> Preferences -> Keyboard | KDE: System Settings -> Regional & Language -> Keyboard Layout | XFCE: Settings -> Settings Manager -> Keyboard, Layout | 01:26 |
Anders- | I take that back, you can upgrade you just need to make an install disk. | 01:26 |
bbqroast | Found the issue, network just flunked :) | 01:26 |
somebody__ | JamesMR, php | 01:26 |
Guest70788 | personal home page <% phpinfo % > LOL | 01:26 |
wawowe | danes: ♪ | 01:26 |
JamesMR | somebody__: try ##php | 01:27 |
danes | wawowe, escott, thanks, let me try your suggestions | 01:27 |
somebody__ | thanks, JamesMR | 01:27 |
somebody__ | JamesMR, channel is invite only!? | 01:28 |
Guest70788 | : > /dev/null (do nothing except everything :) | 01:28 |
JamesMR | somebody__: it is? I can get in fine and I can't recall having gone in there ever before.. | 01:28 |
bazhang | !ot | Guest70788 | 01:28 |
ubottu | Guest70788: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 01:28 |
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somebody__ | JamesMR, i can't for some reason.. "[03:27] * Cannot join #php (Channel is invite only)." | 01:29 |
IdleOne | somebody__, try ##php | 01:30 |
JamesMR | aah, missed that; yeah double hash | 01:30 |
somebody__ | IdleOne, different error, "need to be identified with services" | 01:31 |
IdleOne | !register | somebody__ | 01:31 |
ubottu | somebody__: Information about registering your nickname: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - Type « /nick <nickname> » to select your nickname. Registration help available by typing /join #freenode | 01:31 |
wawowe | blll | 01:31 |
somebody__ | right right, i got to look up my password n all | 01:31 |
somebody__ | thanks IdleOne and JamesMR | 01:32 |
IdleOne | somebody__, #freenode can send you a reset email if you need | 01:32 |
JamesMR | where would be the right place to ask about webcam settings issues? | 01:33 |
wawowe | JamesMR: here, depending on the issue | 01:34 |
marcio | Fala aí, galera... | 01:35 |
JamesMR | wawowe: I loaned my webcam to my sister last week, only to have it returned with some settings changed on board, that I don't appear to have access to from skype or cheese | 01:35 |
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JamesMR | most notably, that it's stuck in monochrome | 01:35 |
JamesMR | she's on windows 7, I'm on 'Buntu | 01:35 |
wawowe | JamesMR: maybe you have access ti them on-board | 01:35 |
ImaNerdyBoy | Top of the morning to everyon.. I'm at work forgive me for not talking too much. | 01:36 |
wawowe | ImaNerdyBoy: oh, you're gonna get yours.. i know you and you'll see | 01:37 |
wawowe | ImaNerdyBoy: bein' at work is awesome huh | 01:37 |
wawowe | ImaNerdyBoy: don't really know you. and you're not gonna get yours.. | 01:38 |
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bazhang | wawowe, stop that | 01:38 |
bazhang | !ot > wawowe | 01:39 |
ubottu | wawowe, please see my private message | 01:39 |
wawowe | bazhang: sorry, fucka | 01:39 |
wawowe | k, one sec | 01:39 |
bazhang | wawowe, watch the language and stay on topic here. | 01:39 |
wawowe | /window close | 01:39 |
wawowe | recycles fast | 01:40 |
wawowe | i wonder what it takes to become an op here | 01:40 |
bazhang | wawowe, stop the chit chat | 01:41 |
wawowe | but nvm, doesn't matter | 01:41 |
bwat47 | the opposite of what you're doing | 01:41 |
wawowe | if only i wasn't banned from off-topic | 01:41 |
JamesMR | :) | 01:41 |
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kbelo | hilo | 01:53 |
edlang | Anyone around? there seems to be an issue with the ubuntu certification page's stylesheet | 01:53 |
edlang | http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/static/css/ubuntu.css 404s | 01:53 |
danes | wawowe, escott, I managed to change the language keyboard but I wonder if there is a combination of keys that I could use to switch between keyboards....? | 01:55 |
escott | danes, you want a key combination to change your input mode? | 01:55 |
danes | escott,. yes | 01:56 |
Zyclops | hi, does anyone know any good books on linux/ubuntu server security? | 01:56 |
escott | danes, go to keyboard layout in settings, then under layouts click on options there you will find Key(s) to change layout | 01:59 |
escott | danes, i think that is what you want | 01:59 |
danes | escott, excellent, thank you! | 02:01 |
genio_ | hi ? | 02:01 |
genio_ | في أحد عربي هنا ؟ | 02:02 |
escott | danes, if you dont need the full languages switching but just need a few characters here and there you might find the compose key useful, but if you are already literate in multiple layouts thats well impressive | 02:02 |
Guest_869 | hi | 02:02 |
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escott | !sa | 02:02 |
ubottu | For the Saudi Arabia team : /join #ubuntu-sa : للانظمام الى قناة الفريق السعودي - For Arabic language support, please : /join #ubuntu-arabic : للحصول على الدعم باللغة العربية | 02:02 |
escott | or is that farsi. i cant tell | 02:03 |
pawan | hi | 02:03 |
pawan | cant connect to wired connection | 02:03 |
danes | escott, ¡muchas gracias por tu apoyo! - Thanks for your support! | 02:04 |
escott | pawan, can you be more detailed. what error messages do you get? | 02:05 |
Gwennifer | How do I turn off the new unity interface...? | 02:06 |
bazhang | !notunity | Gwennifer | 02:06 |
ubottu | Gwennifer: Ubuntu 11.10 and higher use GNOME 3 with the !unity shell by default. To use GNOME Shell instead, install the "gnome-shell" package and investigate "gnome-tweak-tool". For GNOME Fallback mode, which is similar to GNOME 2, install "gnome-panel". Both packages will place entries in the Sessions dropdown. Using Natty? See !classic | 02:07 |
Gwennifer | ...Has that been asked so many times it's now a bot command? | 02:07 |
Gwennifer | Has anyone welcomed the unity interface at all? :U | 02:07 |
danes | any apps that you guys recommend to sync my pc and my android phone? pics, contacts, emails, etc... | 02:08 |
machine__ | hey everyone im having an issue with openAL on 12.04 and need to know where to look for some help | 02:08 |
BronzeEagle | so there was a power surge, my machine (running ubuntu 10.10 2.6.32-33-generic is going straight to busybox | 02:08 |
BronzeEagle | And the busybox console isn't letting me type | 02:08 |
BronzeEagle | so the only thing I have access it the grub commandline | 02:09 |
jagginess | BronzeEagle, maybe the motherboard is damaged | 02:09 |
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josvuk | How can I log in as root in lucid | 02:09 |
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pawan | hi | 02:10 |
BronzeEagle | jagginess: I did system annalysis and it said everything passed 100% | 02:10 |
BronzeEagle | analysis | 02:10 |
pawan | No active connections in wired network | 02:10 |
escott | BronzeEagle, boot to a livecd and fsck the root partition. thats usually why you get dropped to busybox | 02:10 |
pawan | cant connect to internet using eth0 | 02:10 |
escott | pawan, open a terminal and type "ping 8.8.8.8" and see if you get any successful packets | 02:11 |
pawan | wireless signal keeps blinking but no internet connectivity | 02:11 |
pawan | currently on windows | 02:11 |
escott | pawan, its going to be hard to diagnose from windows | 02:12 |
forbidden404 | pawan, this could be something with DNS or MTU | 02:12 |
pawan | but i cant connect from ubuntu | 02:12 |
BronzeEagle | escott: loading, I'll give a yay/nay responce in a sec brb | 02:12 |
pawan | can i attach a nic and connect to internet there | 02:13 |
sebsebseb | hi | 02:13 |
pals0007 | desperately need help compiling highpoint rocket raid 622 drivers | 02:13 |
totesmuhgoats | hi friends | 02:14 |
forbidden404 | pawan, can you try ADSL connection? Is it working? | 02:14 |
totesmuhgoats | so when i look at dmesg i see a bunch of messages like these -> http://pastebin.com/wjQGFarn <- This software was removed long ago. | 02:15 |
pawan | yes it is woring in xp | 02:15 |
pawan | but not in ubuntu | 02:15 |
ki4ro | how does one stop the ping in the terminal? | 02:15 |
forbidden404 | you were talking about wireless, right? What about wired? | 02:15 |
pals0007 | anyone familiar with highpoint drivers | 02:16 |
genErica | Evening peoples. I've ran into a curious problem. I successfully installed ubuntu 12.04 server and am ssh'd into it. I'm trying to install xfce4 via "sudo apt-get install xfce4" but it's giving me "E: Unable to locate package." I didn't have this problem in 11.10, where am I going wrong? | 02:16 |
bazhang | ki4ro, control c | 02:16 |
pawan | wired connection not working | 02:16 |
\Steve | Where is the ufsutils package located? apt-get install ufsutils says it is unable to locate the package. | 02:16 |
ki4ro | bazhang: Thank you | 02:16 |
bazhang | !info ufsutils | \Steve | 02:17 |
ubottu | \Steve: ufsutils (source: ufsutils): UFS filesystems utilities. In component universe, is optional. Version 8.2-3 (precise), package size 169 kB, installed size 375 kB | 02:17 |
\Steve | bazhang: So I need to add something to universe somewhere in /etc/apt/sources.list, correct? | 02:18 |
forbidden404 | pawan, can you type your IP address on your browser and tell me the quantity of your MTU? | 02:19 |
bazhang | \Steve, just update sources.list , this should be enabled by default | 02:19 |
pawan | how | 02:19 |
danes | how can I sync my phone contacts with ubuntu? | 02:19 |
forbidden404 | try typing 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.0.0 on your browser | 02:20 |
forbidden404 | then press enter | 02:20 |
\Steve | bazhang: Update it how? Looking in the file, I see main and restricted only. | 02:20 |
danes | how can I sync my android phone contacts with ubuntu? | 02:20 |
Katronix | Hi all, if I have a server running Ubuntu 10.04.1-64 I just need to make sure it has the right repositories in the system to upgrade to Ubuntu 12.04 LTS right? | 02:20 |
pals0007 | need help setting up highpoint rocket raid drivers | 02:20 |
bazhang | \Steve, then uncomment the repo in question by removing the # and then save the file, and update. | 02:20 |
forbidden404 | danes, you can sync your accounts with Ubuntu one, and then I get them on ubuntu | 02:21 |
forbidden404 | danes, or you can try to sync your gmail account with your contacts app | 02:21 |
danes | forbidden404, where can I find more info about this to use ubuntu one? | 02:21 |
bazhang | danes, #ubuntuone | 02:21 |
\Steve | bazhang: There were exactly 3 lines in my file, all uncommented. I added two more for precise universe and precise-updates universe. That seems to have done it. Thanks for the help. | 02:22 |
forbidden404 | danes, https://one.ubuntu.com/phones/ | 02:22 |
genErica | No one can help me? :( I tried asking in #linux as well. I've done apt-get update and upgrades already, nothing works that I can find. | 02:22 |
bazhang | genErica, to do what | 02:22 |
forbidden404 | genErica, wait a moment | 02:22 |
trism | genErica: do you have universe enabled? | 02:22 |
Gwennifer | did I install ubuntu wrong? Everything feels much, much slower than I remember. | 02:23 |
min|dvir|us | Anyone install PostGIS? | 02:23 |
machine0316 | whats up all, anyone got a min to help me with an openal issue | 02:23 |
genErica | Simply looking to install xfce on 12.04 server. But I get "E: Unable to locate package xfce4: | 02:23 |
forbidden404 | genErica you can try sudo add-apt-repository ppa:xubuntu-dev/xfce-4.10 && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install xfce4 | 02:23 |
trism | genErica: ignore forbidden404, do you have universe enabled in /etc/apt/sources.list? | 02:24 |
Bast | hello | 02:24 |
genErica | Forbidden404: That first command results in sudo: add-apt-repository: command not found. | 02:25 |
genErica | trism: Don't think so, not unless it is installed by default. | 02:25 |
trism | genErica: can you pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list? | 02:25 |
[Steven_M] | Hi all. Does the stable version of Ubuntu support GPT, or does it require MBR? | 02:25 |
genErica | trism: http://pastebin.com/qX0dT0XE | 02:26 |
min|dvir|us | genErica, what Ubuntu version are you using? | 02:26 |
genErica | 12.04 server | 02:26 |
pals0007 | anyone know how to compile a driver package | 02:26 |
Gwennifer | What does "install alongside windows" actually do in the Ubuntu installer? | 02:27 |
trism | genErica: yes you only have the cd repos, you need to add a line such as: deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ precise main universe | 02:27 |
trism | genErica: then run sudo apt-get update; and you should be able to install xfce4 | 02:27 |
escott | [Steven_M], you can install grub-efi if you have an efi system. if you are using bios+gpt make a "grub_bios" partition (1Mb is sufficient) see rodsbooks.com | 02:27 |
Gwennifer | Does it make a new partition alongside windows, or does it just install into the windows file directory? | 02:28 |
genErica | Thanks trism, that's so odd why that wasn't there by default. Thanks a lot! | 02:28 |
forbidden404 | Gwennifer, alongside, a new partition... if you want to install in a windows directory, you should use Wubi | 02:28 |
gr33n7007h | Gwennifer, the former | 02:29 |
clausen | is there any secure erase software for USB flash drives? | 02:29 |
trism | genErica: no problem, you will probably want to add additional lines for precise-updates and precise-security | 02:29 |
[Steven_M] | escott: thank you. :) | 02:29 |
min|dvir|us | clausen, see shred. | 02:29 |
pals0007 | anyone know how to compile a driver package | 02:29 |
clausen | minerale_, the shred(1) documentation doesn't mention USB | 02:29 |
clausen | min|dvir|us, sorry that was for you ^^ | 02:30 |
gr33n7007h | clausen, dd | 02:30 |
clausen | USB flash requires special attention | 02:30 |
clausen | dd/shred are insecure | 02:30 |
clausen | (for usb flash) | 02:30 |
min|dvir|us | Grab a stick of thermite. | 02:30 |
clausen | see this article: http://www.usenix.org/events/fast11/tech/full_papers/Wei.pdf | 02:30 |
gr33n7007h | lol | 02:30 |
clausen | I was hoping somebody might know of something better :) | 02:30 |
gandalfcome | I'm trying in vain to install ubuntu on a lenovo thinkstation E30 with an intel 520 ssd. I think UEFI might be an issue. Is there a way to install it without UEFI? | 02:31 |
escott | min|dvir|us, good i was about to say. putting usb sticks into shredders is a bad idea. it can damage the metal blades. explosives are a much better idea | 02:31 |
min|dvir|us | escott, haha! | 02:31 |
forbidden404 | gandalfcome, UEFI is something like BIOS, I don't think you can "normally" install without using it | 02:32 |
escott | gandalfcome, you can see if your UEFI has a bios mode | 02:32 |
pals0007 | does anyone see my post blink twice for yes | 02:32 |
escott | pals0007, to be brutally honest thats not a question we like to answer much on this channel. its usually a sign you are doing things wrong (like downloading drivers when you should be using jockey) | 02:33 |
min|dvir|us | clausen, unless the USB stick has special hardware instructions, I think constantly overwriting is what you're stuck with. | 02:33 |
gandalfcome | escott: I can switch my bios to legacy mode and boot with MBR, but 12.04 installs itself with uefi built-in. | 02:33 |
clausen | min|dvir|us, ok, thanks | 02:33 |
escott | gandalfcome, so where do things go wrong? | 02:33 |
min|dvir|us | clausen, I think it was obvious that was an opinion. | 02:34 |
clausen | min|dvir|us, I think I have a slightly better option... encrypting each file, and wiping keys | 02:34 |
pals0007 | tried compiling the drivers as listed on the ubuntu website but the drives on the rosewell dont show up after reboot till i do the command sudo modprobe rr62x | 02:35 |
clausen | (but that is a pain too) | 02:35 |
min|dvir|us | clausen, well, that's out-of-band. | 02:35 |
min|dvir|us | Unless your only storage is the USB stick, at which point the cleartext would be unshreddable. | 02:35 |
clausen | min|dvir|us, well, the keys would still be on the USB... | 02:35 |
josvuk | fixing my sudoers I have to boot into recovery, but I don't use grub it's lilo does holding the shift key works anyway? | 02:35 |
clausen | ... but you need to recover lots of the key to read the files | 02:36 |
escott | pals0007, add it to /etc/modules | 02:36 |
gandalfcome | escott: switching my MB into UEFI mode (not AUTO) it says no boot device found. This is after successful install from the livecd onto the ssd (I mounted it later and checked that files are on there!) | 02:36 |
min|dvir|us | clausen, are you making a self-destructing Flash drive? | 02:36 |
escott | gandalfcome, i would boot the livecd, chroot in and install grub-efi | 02:36 |
clausen | min|dvir|us, no... I just want to erase files :) | 02:36 |
pals0007 | total newb here what does that mean or how do i add it | 02:37 |
min|dvir|us | clausen, good, because now I'm going to do that. | 02:37 |
escott | pals0007, its a file that lists the modules the kernel should load on boot | 02:37 |
gandalfcome | escott: I've tried the debian powered boot repair disk to no avail. how to install grub-efi? on my uefi fat16 partion there is under /efi/ubuntu/ a grubx64.xdi (not sure if the extension is right) | 02:37 |
escott | gandalfcome, i've managed to avoid these efi systems so far so im not cognizant in what needs to be done. sounds like grub-efi is installed. not sure why you are getting the no boot device. can you tell what is giving you the no boot device? uefi? | 02:38 |
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gandalfcome | escott something in the lenovo e30. grub does not load. error 1962: no operating system found … error 1962 seems to be specific to lenovo. | 02:39 |
pals0007 | found the file modules and this is all thats there "# /etc/modules: kernel modules to load at boot time. | 02:41 |
pals0007 | # | 02:41 |
pals0007 | # This file contains the names of kernel modules that should be loaded | 02:41 |
pals0007 | # at boot time, one per line. Lines beginning with "#" are ignored. | 02:41 |
pals0007 | lp | 02:41 |
FloodBot1 | pals0007: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 02:41 |
pals0007 | rtc" | 02:41 |
gandalfcome | escott: I don't care about uefi, I just want ubuntu 12.04 to work. I had an ssd in there before ocz vertex 4 but that blew up this morning and so I replaced with intel 520 240gb, but I can't get it to boot (no problem installing; btw - no other hdd connected). | 02:41 |
escott | gandalfcome, i'm afraid i dont really know what to suggest. is uefi recognizing the disk at all? | 02:42 |
escott | pals0007, what do you think sudo modprobe MODULE_NAME does? | 02:43 |
luoluoluo | hi there, how to set dual display resolution? I had 2 1680x1050, but the second one is always 1024x768. I didn't see setting option for 1680x1050 in nvidia-setup. any ideas? | 02:44 |
gandalfcome | escott: How would I find out? How does it see it? can I probe it somehow. Is there anyway to force ubuntu to install without all that uefi stuff? | 02:45 |
escott | gandalfcome, i dont know. i dont know. i dont know. and your only other option is to switch your uefi system to boot in bios emulation mode. welcome to the wonderful world of UEFI. (did you know that there is more code in UEFI than in the linux kernel?) | 02:46 |
izumu | sdf | 02:47 |
izumu | hello | 02:47 |
izumu | is there anyone here | 02:48 |
izumu | ? | 02:48 |
izumu | ??????????????????????????// | 02:48 |
FloodBot1 | izumu: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 02:48 |
izumu | ? | 02:48 |
izumu | what? | 02:48 |
izumu | I can't understand that. | 02:48 |
hilarie | its saying quit sending so many messqages at once | 02:48 |
hilarie | Whats up | 02:48 |
gandalfcome | escott: Oh don't you know that more is always better ;-). I can switch my uefi system to go to legacy mode, but ubuntu doesn't provide a legacy boot code? | 02:48 |
izumu | Oh~~I'm sorry. | 02:48 |
tr3nton | !enter | 02:49 |
ubottu | Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line. Don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 02:49 |
izumu | I'm new here. | 02:49 |
genii-around | izumu: Do you have some question regarding your Ubuntu? | 02:49 |
gandalfcome | escott: I should mention that I followed an ubuntu online guid that suggested formatting things into gpt. that's what I did. | 02:49 |
escott | gandalfcome, sure it does. its just normal grub. you would install grub to the mbr and boot it that way. if you have a gpt disk you need to create a grub_bios partition (as small as 1MB is plenty) | 02:49 |
izumu | I don't know how to use scheme very much, who can help me? | 02:50 |
gandalfcome | escott: guess what I have a 100mb uefi partition, that seems useless as of now. will that do for the grub_bios parition? | 02:50 |
escott | gandalfcome, gpt is required by uefi. bios+grub can boot gpt the only difficulty is the grub stage2 which is normally placed between the mbr and the first partition. there isn't always space with gpt for that | 02:50 |
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Balask | Hello, I am runnng a live CD of Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and I am trying to mount my hard drive that has another install of Ubuntu on it and it says it is busy with another task. How do I end all tasks on a certain drive? | 02:51 |
noiro | hey guys, I am trying to install wine on ubuntu and I am getting a TrueType core fonts. I tried hitting Enter, space, or even clicking inside on <Ok> but am getting nothing | 02:51 |
izumu | restart your computer ? | 02:51 |
Balask | Tried restarting the computer it is doing it on a fresh restart without launching anything ahead of time | 02:52 |
izumu | 你好。 | 02:52 |
escott | noiro, hit tab | 02:52 |
noiro | thanks escott. I knew it was something simple | 02:52 |
gandalfcome | let's say I ditch uefi (gladly if that works), can I still use the gpt partition table. Can I just use the 100 mb fat16 and change the flag to bios_grub? Then what do I do? | 02:52 |
djbpython1 | not sure where to turn, but i just installed 12.04, and when using vi in the terminal characters are being typed that I don't expect (like enter is typing C, instead of a newline...) | 02:52 |
gandalfcome | escott: see above^ | 02:53 |
escott | gandalfcome, you could do that. it would confuse other operating systems, but you can certainly do that | 02:53 |
izumu | vi is not very good.you can use gvim or vim instead . | 02:53 |
izumu | I think vim in terminal mode is perfect. | 02:54 |
bwat47 | i like nano for simple edits | 02:54 |
Gwennifer | Is it possible to downgrade to 11.04 or do I have to uninstall 12.04 first? | 02:54 |
noiro | archlinux uses vi | 02:54 |
gandalfcome | escott: there shallt not be other operating systems. so no problem. What do you recommend? reformat and put the disk into ms-dos partition table? | 02:54 |
djbpython1 | izumu: is that meant for me? I'm concerned i've got something else screwed up though | 02:54 |
izumu | I try nano just now.... | 02:55 |
genii-around | Gwennifer: If you want to back to a previous version, you have to reinstall it again | 02:55 |
izumu | very good. | 02:55 |
Gwennifer | Kay, how do I uninstall 12.04? | 02:55 |
cipher__ | anyone here still sentimental over gnome2? back when the UI was sane? | 02:55 |
escott | gandalfcome, you shouldnt need to redo the entire install. i would just resize the gpt partition (the 100MB one) and free 1MB and make that into a grub_bios partition, but keep it gpt. then chroot in. remove grub-efi and install grub, then run grub-install and see if that boots | 02:56 |
* noiro raises his hand (to the cipher__ comment) | 02:56 | |
hilarie | Okay.... my ubuntu server can't ping google, unknown host, but can dig it... | 02:56 |
hilarie | suggestions? | 02:56 |
genii-around | Gwennifer: Just install the old version over the 12.04, but be sure to make sure it formats the drive | 02:56 |
Gwennifer | You mean the partition...? | 02:56 |
genii-around | Gwennifer: Yes | 02:56 |
Gwennifer | I have a mostly filled 450gb windows 7 partition I'd rather not lose. | 02:56 |
Gwennifer | Is there a way to get the grub menu thing off where it asks me what OS to boot? | 02:57 |
genii-around | Gwennifer: When you install 11.04 it will just rescan and make a new one | 02:57 |
izumu | grub has a new verion of 2.00 | 02:57 |
cipher__ | Gwennifer, i could be mistaken, but you could set the timeout to 0, so it defaults quickly enough it isn't an issue | 02:57 |
noiro | I can't find anything in 12.04....holy crap. e.o | 02:57 |
hylian | somehow ubuntu got set to english, and removed everything english US. is there a way short of reinstallation that could solve this problem? | 02:58 |
noiro | where is a menu to select applications other than this hotbar thing? | 02:58 |
escott | !notunity | noiro | 02:58 |
ubottu | noiro: Ubuntu 11.10 and higher use GNOME 3 with the !unity shell by default. To use GNOME Shell instead, install the "gnome-shell" package and investigate "gnome-tweak-tool". For GNOME Fallback mode, which is similar to GNOME 2, install "gnome-panel". Both packages will place entries in the Sessions dropdown. Using Natty? See !classic | 02:58 |
cipher__ | haha, you want a menu? | 02:58 |
cipher__ | that's silly. | 02:59 |
noiro | I don't want to memorize commands for every GUI program I install. :P | 02:59 |
noiro | or just to execute it | 02:59 |
Gwennifer | Mmm...I'd rather it default to Windows 7, can I change it so it'll do that? | 02:59 |
Gwennifer | With a timeout of 3? | 02:59 |
cipher__ | one moment Gwennifer | 03:00 |
Gwennifer | Kay. | 03:00 |
jagginess | noiro, if you install gnome-shell, you can relogin with a different desktop (that has a menu)(you click on the gear icon on the logon screen) | 03:00 |
HelloWorld321 | My software center is doing something annoying: it pauses on a " | more" that wants me to look over all hte release notes. Is there a way to make it skip that automatically? I always fall asleep waatching the progress bar, and then wonder why it stopped at halfway | 03:00 |
noiro | jagginess, I love Unity's look, I just can't find anything. | 03:01 |
cipher__ | okay Gwennifer open a console/terminal and type: sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst then find the line where it says default 0 | 03:01 |
jagginess | noiro, keep clicking.. theres an internal menu with unity | 03:01 |
Gwennifer | This is after I install 11.04 over 12.04, or before? | 03:02 |
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cipher__ | noiro, i love a nicely configured openbox | 03:02 |
gandalfcome | escott: sso I have used the boot-repair-disk suggested by ubuntu forums: paste.ubuntu.com/1087261/ | 03:02 |
cipher__ | Gwennifer, whenever, i suppose | 03:02 |
cipher__ | you may need to change it after you reinstall | 03:02 |
cipher__ | not sure. | 03:02 |
noiro | openbox is amazing, fast and smooth. I just haven't gotten it to have the best aesthetics yet. | 03:02 |
cipher__ | noiro, can i share what my 'fluxbox' machine looks like atm? | 03:03 |
gandalfcome | escott: and now I get missing operating system. | 03:03 |
noiro | sure. I just installed Ubuntu over Archlinux (I don't have time to configure it right now and needed something 'now') | 03:03 |
Gwennifer | Cipher, can you PM me the full instructions? | 03:03 |
gandalfcome | escott: which is a slightly different phrase thatn error 1962: no operating system found. press any key to repeat boot sequence. | 03:04 |
djbpython1 | so what have I screwed up to screw up vi so backspace and delete don't work properly | 03:04 |
jrdnn | +1 for openbox | 03:04 |
escott | gandalfcome, i wouldn't read anything into that difference. its just a different code path UEFI vs BIOS | 03:04 |
hylian | i accidentally installed a program that destroyed english and installed chinese, how do i do the exact opposite. language format for instance is either chinese or nothing. | 03:05 |
gandalfcome | escott: it still doesn't work. I reinstalled an mbr onto the disk pointing to sda2. | 03:05 |
gandalfcome | escott: did you have a look at the pastebin? Maybe I need to switch /dev/sda2 to bios boot partition? | 03:07 |
Balask | what does it mean when it says filesystem not clean and how do i fix that on a ext4 partition? | 03:08 |
Gwennifer | Cipher? | 03:08 |
escott | gandalfcome, you have a hybrid disk. that might be your problem | 03:08 |
gandalfcome | escott: nope it's an ssd (intel). | 03:08 |
zykotick9 | Balask: boot recovery (and/or livecd) and fsck the partition | 03:08 |
escott | gandalfcome, there is no reason for you to have a hybrid partition table. i would go with straight gpt or straight mbr | 03:08 |
Gwennifer | Ugh...I'll just uninstall Ubuntu and try again in a few months. How do you delete it? | 03:09 |
escott | rodsbooks.com will tell you all about hybrid tables, but its just not necessary for your use case | 03:09 |
noiro | is wine's test sound option supposed to sound scratchy? | 03:09 |
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escott | gandalfcome, ^^^ so you could reinstall and create a new table that is gpt only, or install and use gdisk in the livecd and convert away from hybrid | 03:09 |
cipher__ | noiro, well here it is anyway, it probably doesn't look very good, i tried anyway. http://i46.tinypic.com/21ennc.png (originally 1440x800) | 03:10 |
cipher__ | (1440x1200*) | 03:10 |
noiro | nicely done cipher. Is that ubuntu? e.o | 03:10 |
gandalfcome | escott: so very stupid question: I guess it's not either mbr or uefi are not opposite of the coin? okay am in live cd. gdisk or gparted? | 03:10 |
cipher__ | yeah, that's ubuntu :p | 03:11 |
escott | gandalfcome, wait im reading this wrong... nevermind its fine | 03:11 |
cipher__ | "ubuntu" | 03:11 |
escott | gandalfcome, i dont know what to recommend to you honestly | 03:12 |
gandalfcome | escott: which partition needs to have the bios_grub boot flag? /dev/sda1? /dev/sda2? and do I need an MBR for non-UEFI boot? | 03:12 |
cipher__ | would it be a crime to suggest we share desktops, i need to sprucen things up -- aesthetics inquiries are just as valid, as any other. | 03:13 |
escott | gandalfcome, presuming that what is now labled BIOS Boot Partition was the EFI partition then grub-bios should be ok. although having it as fat is wrong. a grub_bios partition is not supposed to have a filesystem | 03:13 |
escott | gandalfcome, bios grub on a gpt disk requires ~1MB of partitioned, but unformatted space with a label of grub_bios | 03:13 |
escott | gandalfcome, i dont know if label is the right term... but its in the options for gpt format stuff | 03:14 |
Balask | okay so fsck tells me it had an error reading a block "(Attempted to read from filesystem resulted in short read). " What happens if I ignore the error, should I ignore the error? How can I fix it? | 03:15 |
zykotick9 | escott: you can e2label mbr partitions (it's not just gpt for sure) | 03:15 |
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gandalfcome | so if I reinstall: I repartition the disk to be non-gpt (ms-dos) and will let ubuntu choose to install on this disk, will it avoid UEFI (does that logic make sense?) | 03:15 |
john38 | Can somebody help me | 03:16 |
john38 | ? | 03:16 |
jrdnn | john38: With? | 03:16 |
zykotick9 | !ask | john38 | 03:16 |
ubottu | john38: 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 | 03:16 |
john38 | How do you open a DVD VideoTS folder with movie player | 03:16 |
gandalfcome | escott: ^ sorry above | 03:16 |
escott | gandalfcome, you can't avoid uefi unless the uefi has a bios emulation mode | 03:16 |
john38 | anybody know? | 03:17 |
jrdnn | john38: If you have Totem-xine click open location and browse to where VIDEO_TS is. | 03:17 |
john38 | jrdnn, ok | 03:18 |
zykotick9 | john38: you do mean "Movie Player" (aka Totem) right? i'd have no idea in that case... in my personal experience vlc is better then totem, and mplayer is more powerful then vlc | 03:18 |
gandalfcome | escott: the system setting software (I called that bios; accessible by F1) does have a legacy mode. I have switched it to said legacy mode now (after trying UEFI to no avail). BTW thanks for your help!!! I think I can at least learn more about the system that way. | 03:18 |
john38 | zykotick9, ok | 03:18 |
escott | gandalfcome, legacy mode means bios emulation mode. so instead of uefi looking for a efi partition on a gpt disk it just executes the code in the mbr. so in that mode installing the normal grub should work | 03:19 |
BronzeEagle | escott: it won't let hardly do anything from the live disk | 03:20 |
escott | BronzeEagle, i dont even know what your original question was anymore | 03:20 |
gandalfcome | escott: If you're willing I can easily offer ssh access as there's nothing on the computer. That would be great help and it might be easier for you to have a look. | 03:20 |
arussel | I've installed postgresql on 12.04 'sudo aptitude install postgresql-server-dev-9.1 postgresql-contrib-9.1 postgresql-client-9.1 postgresql postgresql-common'. | 03:21 |
escott | gandalfcome, i dont even know what to look for | 03:21 |
arussel | but I haven't a /etc/postgres directory. Has anything change since last release ? | 03:21 |
arussel | I've got no error but /etc/init.d/postgres status/start is not giving any output | 03:22 |
zykotick9 | arussel: has it been ported to upstart? check /etc/init/ for some postgres thing? (ps. i don't know) | 03:23 |
zykotick9 | arussel: fyi you should consider /etc/init.d/ as basically deprecated in ubuntu | 03:23 |
john38 | jrdnn, xine doesnt have open folder feature | 03:24 |
zykotick9 | john38: (personal opinion only) i've never had much sucess with xine | 03:24 |
john38 | jrdnn, i know how to open and play files i want to play the whole movie folder | 03:24 |
arussel | zykotick9: thanks for the info. But I'm not sure this is the source of my problem | 03:25 |
djbpython1 | so yea, vi is all screwed up for me, delete, backspace and arrow keys are not working | 03:26 |
arussel | btw I'm on a 'just installed' ec2 ami latest 12.04 from ubuntu download | 03:26 |
escott | gandalfcome, goodluck. sorry im not of much help | 03:26 |
jrdnn | john38: Open a terminal, cd to the directory with the movies, and find . -iname \*.mp4 -print0 | xargs --null totem --enqueue (replace .mp4 with whatever the movie extension is) | 03:26 |
zykotick9 | john38: with mplayer you can use something like "mplayer -dvd-device /home/USER/foo dvd://1" (untested) | 03:27 |
john38 | jrdnn, ok i got it to work with Vlc | 03:27 |
zykotick9 | john38: with mplayer you can use something like "mplayer -dvd-device /home/USER/foo/ dvd://1" (untested) [sorry the trailing / "might" be important] | 03:27 |
Tasmania | I need help | 03:31 |
jrdnn | Tasmania: With? | 03:31 |
Tasmania | Everytime I try to change permissions for a file in Ubuntu it says "Operation not permitted" | 03:31 |
gr33n7007h | Tasmania, sudo | 03:32 |
jrdnn | Tasmania: Are you the owner of the file? | 03:32 |
Tasmania | yes. | 03:32 |
jrdnn | Tasmania: Like gr33n7007h said sudo (if CLI) else gksudo nautilus or whatever FM | 03:32 |
Tasmania | thanks | 03:32 |
Tasmania | Yeah it still doesn't work -_- | 03:34 |
Need2Grow | what | 03:36 |
malucious | Tasmania, is it a system file? or one in your home directory? i.e. One you created? | 03:36 |
lanc3r | hi i tryed to delete firefox because it was stoped working and i got this error : dpkg: error processing firefox-user-profile (--remove): | 03:37 |
lanc3r | unable to securely remove '/root/.mozilla/firefox/nq474mcm.default/startupCache/startupCache.4.little.dpkg-tmp': Input/output error | 03:37 |
lanc3r | Errors were encountered while processing: | 03:37 |
lanc3r | firefox-user-profile | 03:37 |
lanc3r | E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) | 03:37 |
FloodBot1 | lanc3r: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 03:37 |
gr33n7007h | Tasmania, what command are you using? | 03:37 |
lanc3r | now none of my apt-get works | 03:37 |
melkor | lanc3r: what does it say? | 03:37 |
melkor | lanc3r: nevermind I see | 03:38 |
lanc3r | Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) | 03:38 |
lanc3r | so i cant reinstall firefox or anything | 03:38 |
gandalfcome | escott: I'm desperate ;-). anyways, my new plan is to install 10.04 and then upgrade. | 03:38 |
melkor | lanc3r: it is findyou have to remove the lock. | 03:39 |
lanc3r | what? | 03:39 |
melkor | lanc3r: Do you have any other instances of software center/ synaptic, aptitude running? | 03:39 |
lanc3r | i dont know what that is. please bear with me | 03:40 |
pmartin | hello | 03:40 |
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Tasmania | Yeah guys it still say operation not permitted. | 03:40 |
malucious | lanc3r, sounds like you have some broken packages. Have you tried running "sudo apt-get install -f" | 03:40 |
Tasmania | *says | 03:40 |
Tasmania | Do you guys have any tutorials that can probably help me? | 03:41 |
Tasmania | Any links? | 03:41 |
pmartin | what kind of tutorial Tas? | 03:41 |
Tasmania | That'll help me turn a read-only file into a normal fiel. | 03:42 |
ceti331 | i've just installed "kwin" (kde-window-manager) in ubuntu (broken unity) - is it possible to get the configuration panel to enable virtual desktops - i'm after the 2x2 configuration preferably | 03:42 |
Tasmania | *file. | 03:42 |
lanc3r | Errors were encountered while processing: | 03:42 |
lanc3r | firefox-user-profile | 03:42 |
lanc3r | E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) | 03:42 |
lanc3r | same thing again | 03:42 |
ceti331 | i tried 'kde-config' | 03:42 |
Chad__ | Tasmania: Are doing sudo chmod 700 fileToChangePermissions.txt? | 03:42 |
gr33n7007h | lanc3r, apt-get -f install | 03:42 |
Tasmania | ...No | 03:42 |
lanc3r | i just done that | 03:42 |
lanc3r | that was the error message | 03:42 |
ceti331 | i'm not after the whole kde environment... just kwin & more control over it | 03:42 |
melkor | lanc3r: you need to remove the lock, I'm googling it now to get it correct. | 03:43 |
gr33n7007h | Tasmania, what permissions are you trying to achieve to the file? | 03:43 |
lanc3r | this dident happen till i tryed to un install firefox | 03:43 |
Tasmania | I'm trying to not make it read-only so I can edit it. | 03:43 |
melkor | lanc3r: sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock | 03:44 |
melkor | lanc3r: don't let it kill processes when it asks though. | 03:44 |
gr33n7007h | sudo chmod 777 FileToAppendPermission | 03:45 |
gr33n7007h | Tasmania, ^^^^ | 03:45 |
melkor | lanc3r: were any programs using the file /var/lib/dpkg/lock? | 03:46 |
arussel | how can I know which package is supposed to provide '/etc/postgresql' ? | 03:46 |
jrdnn | !fs postgresql | 03:46 |
pmartin | hello anisha | 03:47 |
lanc3r | Errors were encountered while processing: | 03:49 |
lanc3r | firefox-user-profile | 03:49 |
lanc3r | E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) | 03:49 |
lanc3r | same thing | 03:49 |
melkor | lanc3r: I asked you about the output of fuser | 03:49 |
melkor | lanc3r: that will just check to see if any program is using the file. | 03:49 |
sacul | Hey everyone. I'm having a but of a problem with HDMI and fglrx. My AMD Fusion based board worked fine with HDMI until I installed the proprietary drivers. I only installed them because I wanted sound over HDMI as well. Now the video does not work over HDMI? The splash screen shows up but when the desktop loads the screen goes black and only the DVI output works. I have googled this to no avail and posted on the forums. Any help would be | 03:50 |
sacul | greatly appreciated | 03:50 |
lanc3r | it dident do anything | 03:50 |
melkor | lanc3r: you need to delete the file /var/lib/dpkg/lock | 03:50 |
lanc3r | in the console anyway | 03:50 |
lanc3r | fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock | 03:50 |
melkor | If that didn't prompt you to kill any processes, then delete the file /var/lib/dpkg/lock. | 03:51 |
lanc3r | after that it just brings back to my regular console root@root | 03:51 |
melkor | lanc3r: after what? | 03:51 |
lanc3r | how do i delete it? | 03:52 |
melkor | sudo rm /var/lib/dpkg/lock | 03:53 |
melkor | well it looks like you don't need sudo though. | 03:53 |
lanc3r | no, before you go all bla bla bla backtracks channel | 03:54 |
lanc3r | im useing backtrack | 03:54 |
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melkor | lanc3r: did you delete the file? | 03:54 |
arussel | I can't find the package that is supposed to install '/etc/postgresql/' and why it doesn't do it. | 03:55 |
lanc3r | i supose it deleted when i ran the cmd, | 03:55 |
lanc3r | it dident confirm that it did | 03:55 |
melkor | arussel: what tells you that you need /etc/postgresql? | 03:55 |
melkor | lanc3r: try it again, if it worked you'll get an error | 03:56 |
lanc3r | try what? | 03:56 |
arussel | melkor: the start script of postgres that looks for a /etc/postgresql/* directory to know the version | 03:56 |
melkor | lanc3r: apt-get instal -f | 03:56 |
melkor | lanc3r: apt-get install -f | 03:56 |
arussel | [ -d "/etc/postgresql/$2" ] || return 0 | 03:57 |
lanc3r | Errors were encountered while processing: | 03:57 |
lanc3r | firefox-user-profile | 03:58 |
lanc3r | E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) | 03:58 |
lanc3r | same thing | 03:58 |
melkor | lanc3r: all you did was apt-get install -f ? | 03:58 |
lanc3r | yes | 03:58 |
lanc3r | just now, yes | 03:58 |
glitsj16 | arussel: 'apt-cache search /etc/postgresql' should help you finding that | 04:00 |
melkor | lanc3r: what happens when you ls /var/lib/dpkg/lock | 04:00 |
lanc3r | /var/lib/dpkg/lock | 04:01 |
melkor | try deleting that and looking again. | 04:01 |
lanc3r | under roor@root | 04:01 |
arussel | glitsj16: thanks, it tells me postgresql-client-common, and then: i A postgresql-client-common | 04:01 |
arussel | I hadn't any error or warning when I installed it | 04:02 |
gr33n7007h | lanc3r, this should work --> rm -rf ~/.mozilla | 04:02 |
lanc3r | no such file or directory | 04:03 |
lanc3r | after i deleted it | 04:03 |
lanc3r | and tryed to LS it | 04:03 |
melkor | The lock, or .mozilla | 04:03 |
iharp | If I installed the latest flash plugin from adobe via a .deb package and then disabled my internal plugin on google chrome. How would I allow it to use the systems flash plugin? | 04:04 |
iharp | I understand there is some moving of files required | 04:04 |
lanc3r | gr33n7007h, it gives me a big error | 04:05 |
gr33n7007h | lanc3r, what type of error | 04:05 |
lanc3r | m: cannot remove `/root/.mozilla/firefox/nq474mcm.default/startupCache': Input/output error | 04:05 |
melkor | lanc3r: use a pastebin if it is large. | 04:05 |
lanc3r | how do i do that? | 04:05 |
melkor | ~pastebin | 04:06 |
lanc3r | ~pastebin | 04:06 |
melkor | The address is in the title, http://paste.ubuntu.com/ | 04:06 |
melkor | go there, paste the output, and then paste the web page to the channel. | 04:06 |
melkor | lanc3r: I wonder, you might need to reboot. And then use, sudo instead of logging in as root. | 04:07 |
rrodas | @lac3r have you tried rmdir /root/.mozilla/firefox/nq474mcm.default/startupCache': Input/output error | 04:07 |
jordan_ | Has anyone used wine to run a program that uses midi? | 04:07 |
agentgasmask_ | Hi all. When booting 12.04 the loading splash screen shows for 2 seconds, then the backlight of my screen turns off. If I hold the screen up to light I can see that it is still loading. then it goes to the login screen, and THEN 5-7 second later, the backlight comes on. Any idea how to fix this? | 04:08 |
arussel | installing 'postgresql' install the files '/etc/init.d/postgresql', that assumes a /etc/postgresql directory, but it does not install it ... | 04:08 |
melkor | arussel: have you gone to #postgresql and asked them? | 04:09 |
melkor | arussel: you can make directories, I do not know why you keep saying 'install /etc/postgresql' | 04:10 |
arussel | melkor: why would I do that ? this is a distribution problem | 04:10 |
rrodas | @agentgasmask : what have you tried so far? | 04:10 |
lanc3r | okay i done the past bin | 04:10 |
arussel | melkor: because that what package are doing, creating directories and files | 04:10 |
melkor | lanc3r: then paste the address for us. | 04:10 |
lanc3r | http://paste.ubuntu.com/1087303/ | 04:11 |
melkor | arussel: I think you are missing something, if there are people in #postgresql they might have been through the same problem. | 04:11 |
agentgasmask_ | rrodas: I havn't tried anything past hitting the "brighter button on the keyboard (laptop) to no effect. I really don't know where to start with this. | 04:11 |
melkor | lanc3r: is firefox running? | 04:11 |
lanc3r | no, it wont run | 04:12 |
sacul | Hey everyone. I'm having a but of a problem with HDMI and fglrx. My AMD Fusion based board worked fine with HDMI until I installed the proprietary drivers. I only installed them because I wanted sound over HDMI as well. Now the video does not work over HDMI? The splash screen shows up but when the desktop loads the screen goes black and only the DVI output works. I have googled this to no avail and posted on the forums. Any help would be | 04:12 |
sacul | greatly appreciated | 04:12 |
melkor | lanc3r: you really shouldn't be doing everying as root, use sudo when you need elevated priveledges. | 04:12 |
lanc3r | im useing backtrack | 04:12 |
lanc3r | im always root | 04:12 |
melkor | lanc3r: oh right you mentioned that. | 04:12 |
lanc3r | i would ask bactrack but the'll laugh and send me here. | 04:13 |
melkor | maybe reboot and check your hard drive. | 04:13 |
lanc3r | cheeck my hardrive? | 04:13 |
Ghosthunter007 | what do you need help with in BT | 04:13 |
TheDruidsKeeper | sacul: are you using two monitors, or just one? | 04:15 |
sacul | just the one | 04:15 |
Ghosthunter007 | ok that means it all running in memory and BT is designed to not touch your hard drive because it is a hacking platform and if your system is seized by police or FBI it leaves not evidence | 04:15 |
TheDruidsKeeper | and you're using x? | 04:16 |
Ghosthunter007 | unless you install it to your system | 04:16 |
L3top | !backtrack | 04:16 |
ubottu | There are some Ubuntu derivatives that we cannot provide support for due to repository and software changes. Please consult their websites for more information. Examples: gNewSense (support in #gnewsense), Linux Mint (see !mint), LinuxMCE (support in #linuxmce), CrunchBang (support in #crunchbang), BackTrack (support in #backtrack-linux), Ultimate Edition | 04:16 |
sacul | TheDruidsKeeper: Its an HDTV for a HTPC | 04:16 |
lanc3r | Ghosthunter007, i did "apt_get remove firefox" because it stoped working. and now none of my apt-get works | 04:16 |
sacul | TheDruidsKeeper: Just uninstalled fglrx and rebooted. HDMI working fine again.. but no sound | 04:16 |
lanc3r | my plans where to just remove it and reinstall it, | 04:17 |
Ghosthunter007 | you runing bt 5 | 04:17 |
lanc3r | yes | 04:17 |
Ghosthunter007 | running* | 04:17 |
xangua | Ghosthunter007: lanc3r either go to #backtrack-linux or to private, this is ubuntu support | 04:17 |
Need2Grow | ubuntu stands for what | 04:17 |
lanc3r | see i told you how you guys would be when i mentioned BT -_- | 04:17 |
gr33n7007h | lanc3r, sounds like corrupt filesystem | 04:17 |
Ghosthunter007 | yeah lets take it to PM ops gets pissy so PM me | 04:17 |
lanc3r | BT dont help with things like ths! | 04:18 |
crazySDman | I'm live booting Precise AMD64 from an SD card on a MacBook Pro7,1 and plan to do so regularly. I see that people who live boot regularly tend to make persistent images. Is there a way to put the persistent image (or customized settings, anyway) in an encrypted hard drive and get there via GRUB 1.99-21ubuntu3 ? | 04:18 |
TheDruidsKeeper | sacul: and you dont see the hdmi in your audio devices? | 04:18 |
sacul | TheDruidsKeeper: not on the open driver no. | 04:19 |
sacul | TheDruidsKeeper: S/PDIF and Analog Output only | 04:20 |
|Long| | hi, my crontab seems like does not start where can i check it? | 04:20 |
L3top | sacul does: sudo aplay -l | grep -i hdmi return anything? | 04:20 |
|Long| | is only work if i starts one individually | 04:21 |
|Long| | anyone plz help | 04:21 |
sacul | TheDruidsKeeper: card 0: Generic [HD-Audio Generic], device 3: HDMI 0 [HDMI 0] | 04:22 |
Chad__ | |Long|: crontab -l | 04:22 |
TheDruidsKeeper | sacul: it's interesting that the fglrx driver shows the splash screen still.. sounds to me like it just has the wrong device set as the default for output | 04:22 |
sacul | TheDruidsKeeper: I plug it in with DVI and checked the options in catalyst.. doesn't see HDMI at all | 04:22 |
TheDruidsKeeper | sacul: that was the output from the aplay? | 04:22 |
sacul | TheDruidsKeeper: yes sir | 04:23 |
L3top | sacul: does speaker-test -c 2 -t sine -l 1 -D hw:0,3 make noise? | 04:23 |
L3top | wait... what? DVI? | 04:23 |
TheDruidsKeeper | L3top: he has dvi and hdmi out, using the fglrx driver only outputs the the dvi instead of the hdmi | 04:24 |
L3top | sorry... big misunderstanding there... thanks TheDruidsKeeper | 04:24 |
TheDruidsKeeper | np | 04:24 |
sacul | L3top: your command does not make noise | 04:24 |
L3top | and everything is unmuted in alsamixer sacul? | 04:25 |
gr33n7007h | sacul, speaker-test -c 2 -t sine -l 1 -D hw:0,0 not 3 at end | 04:25 |
L3top | gr33n7007h: <sacul> TheDruidsKeeper: card 0: Generic [HD-Audio Generic], device 3: HDMI 0 [HDMI 0] card 0 device 3. It would be 0,3 | 04:26 |
sacul | L3top: standby.. have to go to the physical machine to look at that. I'm ssh'd in on my porch at the moment | 04:26 |
L3top | sacul: just do this amixdigital=$(amixer | grep "Simple" | cut -d' ' -f4,5,6 | sort | uniq); for output in $amixdigital; do amixer sset $output unmute; done 2>/dev/null; alsactl store | 04:27 |
|Long| | Chad__, if i do crontab -l is said no job run under my user account but if i edit crontab -e all my jobs are there | 04:28 |
|Long| | Chad__, if i do crontab -l how do i fix it plz? | 04:28 |
dj_segfault | |Long|: Are you sure you're doing those both for the same user? | 04:28 |
dj_segfault | Are you using sudo on either line? | 04:28 |
sacul | L3top: ran your commands.. then ran speaker-test again.. still no sound | 04:28 |
|Long| | no sudo cmd issued | 04:29 |
* L3top curses at pulse | 04:29 | |
gr33n7007h | sacul, just try with 0 at the end | 04:29 |
dj_segfault | L3top: is in good company | 04:29 |
sacul | gr33n7007h: no such file or directory | 04:30 |
gr33n7007h | L3top, point proven | 04:30 |
gr33n7007h | sorry | 04:31 |
shades | hey | 04:31 |
dj_segfault | |Long|: What's the exact command you're editing your crontab file with? | 04:31 |
shades | what do you all think of Privatix live | 04:31 |
L3top | sacul: further advice would be guess work, and involve removing things Ubuntu puts in by default. | 04:31 |
sacul | L3top: I'll keep googling.. maybe i'll reinstall the driver and then the second one (says something about updates after release?) | 04:32 |
L3top | gr33n7007h: No reason to say sorry... wasn't a dangerous command, and maybe some people learned something they didn't know. That's the whole reason I hang out here ;) | 04:32 |
gr33n7007h | L3top, bang on!! ;) | 04:33 |
TheDruidsKeeper | i learned where you get the 0 & 3 from ;) | 04:33 |
gandalfcome | escott: it works!!! I installed 10.04 and then upgraded to 12.04. | 04:33 |
L3top | sacul: that would be a more recent driver version, and I dont think that would help. Can I please have the output of lspci -nn | grep VGA | 04:33 |
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sacul | L3top: 00:01.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI Wrestler [Radeon HD 6310] [1002:9802] | 04:34 |
|Long| | chad__, u here? | 04:34 |
L3top | yeah sacul... that should glow. My advice, bad or good, would be to chunk pulseaudio, reboot, and see if it made a difference. | 04:35 |
Chad__ | |Long|: Yeah, I'm waiting for you to respond to dj_segfault. | 04:35 |
sacul | sudo apt-get remove pulseaudio? | 04:35 |
L3top | si | 04:35 |
|Long| | if i dont issue sudo cmd, i cant edit the file | 04:36 |
dj_segfault | |Long|: so you told me before that you did NOT use sudo. Now you're telling me you did. | 04:36 |
Chad__ | |Long|: Why, what happens when you type crontab -e? | 04:36 |
dj_segfault | WHich is it | 04:36 |
sjork | How do you wreck liss me. Those fuckin' farts. Wonter... a cloody a millickal bath. | 04:38 |
sjork | I'm trhinking about the rich ass mechgeggals. I'm thinking about the rich ass micgeggals. Cham cham chack a leek a horn teen! Poot wardy whail wo hootin tood! Holla hoolah hope, laser whip! | 04:38 |
sjork | Rabby dab runna ma nay I'm dabster deester and I'm here to say... rump tump tigga ligger rump tump tay! Frucky duck with the wenner hoopler wheel Cruckity puck on an ass hole Death bones doesn't like dlo flo. | 04:38 |
|Long| | Chad__, crontab -e is open the default file NOT the one i su root account | 04:38 |
FloodBot1 | sjork: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 04:38 |
sjork | Does anyone want to yikkel up the gecko? Chickity china the chinese chicken! Fucking gregging lick piss ass cunt. Haggle hilla horst worst redneck. Buster hymin Juvvy joof jevuv. Reggy McJellico. Into that pussel. No niggards. Your ass nards turned into a POLLEN GRAIN! Ramis blavely reese seats. | 04:38 |
sjork | http://img.afreecodec.com/screenshot/59/graphic-equalizer-studio-207647.jpeg | 04:38 |
dj_segfault | |Long|: Are you trying to edit root's crontab or another user's crontab? | 04:39 |
|Long| | dj_segfault, that was my bad | 04:39 |
sacul | L3top: no change that I can see | 04:39 |
sacul | L3top: or hear ;) | 04:39 |
dj_segfault | |Long|: No offense, but you're bad at answering simple questions. | 04:39 |
L3top | sacul can you run the speakertest again? I don't think you need sudo but try it anyway | 04:40 |
|Long| | dj_segfault, i try to edit root crontab | 04:40 |
sacul | L3top: ran with and without sudo.. no sound | 04:40 |
dj_segfault | |Long|: Then do "sudo crontab -u root -e" or log in as (or su to) root and do "crontab -e" | 04:41 |
|Long| | dj_segfault, the jobs are already there under root account, but it doesnt run at those scheduling time | 04:41 |
L3top | sacul can you please pastebin your /etc/asound.conf file? | 04:41 |
L3top | sacul: of course... if you can't manually pipe to the hw found... that isn't going to be particularly relevant... | 04:42 |
sacul | L3top: no such finle | 04:42 |
sacul | file | 04:42 |
sjork | is there an Audio Spectrum Analyzer for Sound Card Output? | 04:43 |
L3top | when you type alsamixer into your ssh terminal... what happens? | 04:43 |
xiambax | Anyone here running one of those new ultrabooks? | 04:43 |
|Long| | dj_segfault, do you have any ideas why those jobs not runing at those time? | 04:44 |
sacul | L3top: it comes up but I can't control it because the F# keys don't get passed along | 04:44 |
Chad__ | |Long|: Are you sure your commands in the crontab are correct? | 04:44 |
L3top | sacul: interesting... exit it and tell me the output of apt-cache policy alsa-base alsa-utils | grep stalled | 04:44 |
|Long| | dj_segfault, is only work if i run manyally each individual job | 04:45 |
dj_segfault | |Long|: It;s more likely that you set up the tasks incorrectly than crontab is broken. The most common mistake is forgetting that when Crontab runs, especially as root, it does not have your shell environment, including the path. What I would do is add a task to run that doesn't depend on anything. For instance, "/bin/date > /tmp/crontest". | 04:45 |
sacul | L3top: 2 lines.. okay to paste here? | 04:45 |
dj_segfault | |Long|: Also are you sure you're specifying the run times right? Can you pastebin some of it? | 04:45 |
L3top | I am just looking to see that they are installed sacul, and are at version 1.0.25 | 04:46 |
|Long| | Chad__, and dj_segfault, can i copy and paste those jobs to your PM? | 04:46 |
goddard | is there a program that supports wild cards in searches? or is there a way to get gedit to do it? | 04:46 |
sacul | L3top: yes sir | 04:46 |
L3top | phfff. | 04:46 |
dj_segfault | |Long|: No, pastebin it and post the pastebin link here. Then anyone can help you | 04:46 |
* L3top runnning out of ideas. | 04:47 | |
L3top | Let me google a bit sacul. | 04:47 |
sacul | L3top: you don't think its worth a shot to try the updates for ATI drivers? | 04:47 |
dj_segfault | goddard: You mean a text editor that includes regular expression search? My favorite is http://www.jedit.org | 04:47 |
L3top | sacul: fglrx is so... finnicky. But I guess going from one to the other probably wont break things. | 04:47 |
goddard | dj_segfault: yeah as long as it isn't to complex it can get pretty crazy | 04:48 |
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sacul | L3top: I'll give it a shot while you're googling | 04:48 |
L3top | sacul: wait one second | 04:48 |
sacul | L3top: waiting | 04:48 |
L3top | sacul: lsmod | grep -i hda | 04:48 |
L3top | That will need to be pastebinned. | 04:49 |
Ghosthunter007 | ths fix all when your stressed rm -rf * | 04:49 |
|Long| | Chad__, and dj_segfault, here http://pastebin.ca/2169863 | 04:49 |
izumu | hello;; | 04:49 |
L3top | !warning | 04:49 |
ubottu | DO NOT RUN THAT COMMAND! That particular command is DANGEROUS and shouldn't be uttered here. REST OF YOU: DANGER, WILL ROBINSON, DANGER! Do not use the command or utter it here thank you! | 04:49 |
L3top | Ghosthunter007: do not do that | 04:49 |
sacul | L3top: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1087344/ | 04:50 |
L3top | Aha. We have no audio driver other than onboard in use sacul. | 04:51 |
Ghosthunter007 | not the sarcasm so I sure hope people are not that novice, | 04:51 |
Ghosthunter007 | note* | 04:51 |
xiambax | Whats one of the best ultra books for ubuntu support? | 04:52 |
L3top | Many many many are. In the past this has resulted in newbs destroying their stuff Ghosthunter007. It should not be put here, even in jest. | 04:52 |
sacul | I hate the term ultrabooks | 04:52 |
dj_segfault | |Long|: I would try the test I mentioned before with the date command. But 90% of the time it's because the script you're trying to run depends on something being in the path that's not or some environment variable being set. If I were you I would also redirect stdout and stderr of those jobs to files you can go look at later. | 04:52 |
Chad__ | |Long|: Um....the link isn't working. Use http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/ | 04:52 |
xiambax | Term or no term, You know what I mean | 04:52 |
Ghosthunter007 | Hacking Ubuntu vol 1 you learn more than the support books. | 04:52 |
xiambax | Something with the form factor of a macbook air | 04:52 |
Ghosthunter007 | np L3top | 04:53 |
sacul | xiambax: I do.. i was just making a statement | 04:53 |
dj_segfault | Chad__: Go back and look at the link it's working for me | 04:53 |
sacul | xiambax: we made notebooks smaller and took a lot of processing power away and called them net books.. then we gave them the processing power back and made them bigger and called them ultra books.. aren't they just notebooks again? | 04:54 |
L3top | sacul: we may need to blacklist. I am going to google. I only know nvidia proceedures off the top of my head. | 04:54 |
sacul | L3top: good copy | 04:54 |
xiambax | No. A dell inspiron is a little different then an "ultrabook" | 04:54 |
sacul | L3top: are you associated with L3 Coms by any chance? | 04:54 |
|Long| | Chad__, and dj_segfaulyt here http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1087349/ | 04:55 |
xiambax | Im not here to discuss terms though. I just want to know the best macbook air/ultrabook with ubuntu support i can find | 04:55 |
L3top | nope. I know some folks, but my L3 stands for something completely different sacul. | 04:55 |
sacul | L3top: was just curious because my line of work has me cross paths with L3 quite a bit. | 04:56 |
Ghosthunter007 | level 3 datacenters ? | 04:56 |
sacul | Ghosthunter007: L3 Communications | 04:57 |
Chad__ | |Long|: I don't know how to help. I'd follow dj_segfault's advice. | 04:57 |
|Long| | Chad__, and dj_segfault, ok thanks | 04:57 |
dj_segfault | |Long|: Good luck | 04:58 |
L3top | sacul: can you add: radeon.audio=1 to your grub boot parameters? | 05:00 |
sacul | L3top: can you walk me through that? | 05:02 |
L3top | sacul: this will obviously require a reboot. Also turn the tv off and on when it comes back up... hdmi does sort of a handshake, it might have missed it.. yeah... grub... lol... gimme a second. | 05:03 |
sacul | L3top: I can google it myself | 05:04 |
L3top | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 sacul | 05:05 |
L3top | Same thing only different. substitute nomodeset with radeon.audio=1 | 05:06 |
L3top | sacul: if you are ssh'd obviously you will need to use vi or nano or something. | 05:06 |
sacul | L3top: generating grub now | 05:07 |
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sacul | L3top: killed my hdmi video much like the fglrx driver did. Boot screen came up but once the desktop loaded video was gone. had to switch to DVI.. cycled power on the tv. no joy | 05:11 |
L3top | sacul: do you have fglrx installed currently? | 05:12 |
iharp | If I installed the latest flash plugin from adobe via a .deb package and then disabled my internal plugin on google chrome. How would I allow it to use the systems flash plugin? | 05:12 |
iharp | I understand there is some moving of files required | 05:12 |
sacul | L3top: no | 05:12 |
sjork | Is there a FREE Audio Spectrum Analyzer for Sound Card output, not only microphone or wav files Even something that only measures the volume level by lighting up green. Total Recorder has a feature but it's not free. | 05:12 |
sjork | Is there a FREE Audio Spectrum Analyzer for Sound Card output, not only microphone or wav files Even something that only measures the volume level by lighting up green. Total Recorder has the feature but it's not free. Audacity has the feature, but I don't want to use that. | 05:12 |
L3top | !patience | sjork | 05:13 |
ubottu | sjork: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 05:13 |
sjork | ' _ _// _ _ _ _ /_| _/' | 05:13 |
sjork | /_) //)(-/ (- (//) ( |(/(//() | 05:13 |
sjork | 05:13 | |
L3top | sjork stop that. You will NOT get help that way. | 05:13 |
sjork | __ _ | 05:13 |
sjork | ( _ __/_ _ /_| _ / _ _ _ | 05:13 |
iharp | ban hammer get heavy bro | 05:13 |
sjork | __)/)(-( // (///) ( |/)(/((//_(-/ | 05:13 |
iharp | gets | 05:13 |
sjork | / / | 05:14 |
sacul | the wind up... | 05:14 |
sjork | _ __ _ | 05:14 |
sjork | (_ _ ( _/ / )_ _ _/ | 05:14 |
iharp | !spam | 05:14 |
sacul | and the pitch... | 05:14 |
sjork | / ()/ __)()(//)(/ (__(// (/ | 05:14 |
sjork | 05:14 | |
L3top | sacul: Did you choose the updated driver? | 05:14 |
L3top | in jockey? | 05:15 |
sjork | __ _ | 05:15 |
sjork | I've been sucking dicks for 10 years and I've never seen dicks like in this channel | 05:15 |
sjork | / ) _/ _/ ) | 05:15 |
FloodBot1 | sjork: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 05:15 |
sjork | (__/(///)(// . | 05:15 |
sjork | / | 05:15 |
L3top | !ops | sjork | 05:15 |
ubottu | sjork: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler or Jordan_U! | 05:15 |
sacul | L3top: no.. i chose the original because the updated one threw an error.. haven't tried installing it after the original though | 05:15 |
Arash | Hello :) | 05:16 |
Arash | !botme | 05:16 |
L3top | Go ahead and install fglrx again. | 05:16 |
Arash | what is xserver ? | 05:16 |
sacul | L3top: standby | 05:17 |
L3top | X is the graphical environment. xserver is what is providing the X environment... long and short. | 05:17 |
L3top | I am not sure the answer to your question iharp. Nice to see you again though. | 05:18 |
wols | iharp: google doesn't support external flash plugins. only the internal one | 05:18 |
iharp | L3top: Good to see you as well. Yeah, flash in google is choppy, but not in my rekonq. | 05:19 |
sacul | I can't wait for flash to die. Google isn't supporting it on the android platform anymore | 05:19 |
iharp | L3top: Trying to find a fix, because I'm having certain things not pop up in rekonq that are working fine in goole.. losing on both ends here | 05:20 |
* L3top wonders if the two are related | 05:20 | |
Ghosthunter007 | flash isnt dying | 05:20 |
iharp | I thought HTML5 was going to replace flash | 05:20 |
Ghosthunter007 | oh wait that internal info forget I said that | 05:20 |
iharp | at some point... | 05:20 |
sacul | ^ | 05:20 |
L3top | flash is dying. They have completely dropped support for linux btw. This is the last version ever. | 05:21 |
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jagginess | L3top, says who? | 05:21 |
Ghosthunter007 | sure | 05:21 |
L3top | adobe | 05:21 |
sacul | Its no longer necessary with HTML5 | 05:21 |
jagginess | L3top, then why did they partner to store flash on canonical's third party repository? | 05:22 |
Ghosthunter007 | Adobe is a client of ours and I know for a fact flash is not dying they are redesigning it. | 05:22 |
Tm_T | flash discussion is best continued in #ubuntu-offtopic (: | 05:22 |
sacul | Tm_T: sry ;) | 05:22 |
jagginess | L3top, you've got a link? | 05:22 |
L3top | http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/02/adobe-adandons-flash-on-linux http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTA4MDQ http://www.zdnet.com/blog/open-source/adobe-abandons-linux/10418 | 05:23 |
L3top | sorry... correct Tm_T... had already hit enter. | 05:23 |
jagginess | L3top, in a way it's wrong because flash comes with chrome, so i'll just switch to using chrome if i cant get the latest flash plugin for firefox | 05:23 |
jagginess | (and if html5 sux and most hosts rather choose flash, then i guess it means i'll switch to chrome) | 05:24 |
L3top | so sacul... | 05:24 |
L3top | jagginess: I am in #ubuntu-offtopic if you want to continue | 05:24 |
sacul | L3top: rebooting after the initial driver install.. will install the update when it comes back up | 05:24 |
L3top | I would avoid the update... it throws errors for me too... | 05:25 |
hilarie | How can I modify kittenwar (/sbin/iptables -A PREROUTING -s 192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0 -p tcp -j DNAT --to-destination 64.111.96.38) to only effect IPs above 192.168.1.15? | 05:25 |
L3top | !info fglrx-updates | 05:25 |
ubottu | fglrx-updates (source: fglrx-installer-updates): Video driver for the AMD graphics accelerators. In component restricted, is extra. Version 2:8.960-0ubuntu1 (precise), package size 38286 kB, installed size 114917 kB (Only available for amd64; i386) | 05:25 |
sacul | L3top: The errors in the log seem to be related to the fact that i'm not currently using fglrx | 05:25 |
sacul | therefore i can't use the updates | 05:26 |
L3top | ... that would be... weird... but maybe jockey is doing something I am unfamiliar with. I presumed it was grabbing that package ubottu gave | 05:26 |
sacul | L3top: odd.. came back up with the original driver not activated after a reboot... | 05:26 |
L3top | apt-cache policy fglrx | grep stalled | 05:27 |
sacul | L3top: maybe because i tried to do the update before a reboot.. retrying | 05:27 |
aaron_ | How can I tell automount to _not_ mount a given parition? | 05:28 |
sacul | L3top: only one entry.. assuming fglrx didn't install | 05:28 |
L3top | If the entry was something other than (none) it installed | 05:29 |
sacul | L3top: I clicked activate again.. gonna reboot again real fast | 05:29 |
L3top | sacul: apt-cache policy fglrx just for your own understanding of what I am looking for | 05:29 |
sacul | L3top: 2:8.960-0ubuntu1 | 05:30 |
sacul | L3top: we'll see what happens when it comes up this time | 05:30 |
L3top | Like I said sacul... fglrx is really finnicky. I don't recommend screwing with it once its in. It is a pain to purge and get back to fresh so that you can install it clean again. | 05:30 |
sacul | L3top: thanks for all your help by the way. This is taking quite a bit of effort! :P | 05:31 |
sacul | L3top: showing as active in jockey now | 05:31 |
L3top | Cool... any video? | 05:32 |
L3top | lol | 05:32 |
sacul | L3top: no.. gonna reboot without DVI plugged in | 05:33 |
sacul | L3top: bios screen good | 05:34 |
sacul | L3top: splash screen good... | 05:34 |
sacul | L3top: no desktop | 05:34 |
L3top | leave it like that... and lets figure out why. | 05:34 |
sacul | L3top: k.. relevant: http://www.zotacusa.com/forum/topic/4658-no-hdmi-output-from-fusion-350-itx-a-e-motherboard/ | 05:35 |
sacul | L3top: just found this | 05:35 |
L3top | please pastebin the output of xrandr --verbose while I read your link sacul... and check for the existance of /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 05:35 |
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bonny | Can I ask questions about ubuntu and minecraft errors here? | 05:37 |
sacul | L3top: gonna have to plug in dvi to get that… xrandr doesn't work over ssh. acceptable? | 05:37 |
L3top | sacul: DISPLAY=:0 xrandr --verbose | 05:37 |
sacul | L3top: copy | 05:38 |
L3top | sorry... wasn't thinking. | 05:38 |
L3top | or xrandr -d 0:0 --verbose alternatively... | 05:38 |
bonny | How do I upgrade java using terminal.. | 05:38 |
L3top | sun (oracle) java or free java bonny? | 05:39 |
bonny | Im sorry, but which one is better? | 05:39 |
bonny | How do I check which one i have installed | 05:40 |
bonny | Sorry im new | 05:40 |
sacul | L3top: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1087395/ be advised.. i think it saw my dvi for the second i had it plugged in before you gave me the second command | 05:41 |
narayana | bonny: java -version | 05:41 |
bonny | java version "1.6.0_24" | 05:41 |
bonny | OpenJDK Runtime Environment (IcedTea6 1.11.1) (6b24-1.11.1-4ubuntu3) | 05:41 |
bonny | OpenJDK Client VM (build 20.0-b12, mixed mode, sharing) | 05:41 |
bonny | How can i upgrade or reinstall if it is newest version. | 05:41 |
L3top | No problem bonny... better is an issue of perspective. I prefer free to "we bought it and you can't have it anymore" position of oracle for the closed source package. However SOME things require oracles version. I would stick with what you have. | 05:41 |
L3top | bonny: please describe the problem you are having. Lets start there. | 05:42 |
bonny | Ok well it involves a game i play called minecraft, a server i play on ip changed and since then ubuntu cant connect to it. But my windows side can. | 05:43 |
Ghosthunter007 | Ok total brain fart here, someone give me a link to create a manifest file to monitor a text file from being altered and not tripwire | 05:43 |
bonny | So i thought reinstalling java might help.. | 05:43 |
bonny | Can i tell you what it says when i try to login to the server? | 05:43 |
aaron_ | How can I tell automount to _not_ mount a given partition? | 05:43 |
L3top | !pastebin | bonny | 05:44 |
ubottu | bonny: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/?page=add | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 05:44 |
bonny | Ok | 05:44 |
L3top | sacul: nope... its the hdmi info. | 05:44 |
L3top | sacul: gimme a second | 05:44 |
sacul | L3top: standing by :) | 05:44 |
bonny | L3top: This is what it says when I try to login to server. java.net.NoRouteToHostException: No route to host. | 05:47 |
bonny | Works completely fine on windows.. | 05:48 |
sacul | bonny: That doesn't seem like a java problem to me.. it seems like a problem with your network configuration | 05:48 |
L3top | sacul: please give me the output of: cvt 1280 720 60 | 05:49 |
bonny | sacul: Do you know how I can fix it? | 05:49 |
L3top | hmm | 05:49 |
sacul | L3top: # 1280x720 59.86 Hz (CVT 0.92M9) hsync: 44.77 kHz; pclk: 74.50 MHz | 05:49 |
sacul | Modeline "1280x720_60.00" 74.50 1280 1344 1472 1664 720 723 728 748 -hsync +vsync | 05:49 |
narayana | bonny: check the server settings from windows, and see if ubuntu version matches that | 05:50 |
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L3top | sacul: do the same thing prepending DISPLAY=:0 and confirm it is the same thing. | 05:50 |
bonny | narayana: Its not my server. | 05:50 |
narayana | bonny: i meant how you connect to the server | 05:51 |
bonny | narayana: Yes it is the same ip.. | 05:51 |
bonny | :/ | 05:51 |
sacul | bonny: but you do enter the ip address and port number in the game when you add the server.. just confirm that those are the same | 05:51 |
L3top | sacul: in fact... just export DISPLAY=:0 | 05:51 |
sacul | L3top: outputs are the same | 05:51 |
bonny | sacul: I tried both. | 05:51 |
bonny | sacul: Whats the latest version of java? | 05:52 |
sacul | bonny: do you mind sharing the ip and port? i can check and see if i can see it | 05:52 |
bonny | sacul: Ok | 05:53 |
researcher123 | how can I know my RAM using command line? | 05:53 |
L3top | sacul... ok... now the fun: DISPLAY=:0 xrandr --newmode "1280x720_60.00" 74.50 1280 1344 1472 1664 720 723 728 748 -hsync +vsync | 05:53 |
bonny | sacul: 5.20.165.49:25565 | 05:53 |
gr33n7007h | researcher123, cat /proc/meminfo | grep "MemTotal:" | 05:54 |
sacul | i exported DISPLAY so i should leave that off right? | 05:54 |
L3top | doesn't matter | 05:54 |
L3top | :) | 05:54 |
sacul | L3top: done | 05:54 |
L3top | try turning the box off and on. | 05:54 |
L3top | and give me another xrandr --verbose | 05:55 |
sacul | L3top: define box :) | 05:55 |
L3top | sorry sacul... tv | 05:55 |
bonny | sacul: Does it work? | 05:55 |
sacul | bonny: i can see it.. but can't connect to it either | 05:56 |
sacul | on mac | 05:56 |
researcher123 | gr33n7007h: any easy command which can be issued at root menu | 05:56 |
Metzee | hello | 05:56 |
bonny | sacul: What is the latest version of java? | 05:57 |
sacul | L3top: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1087417/ | 05:57 |
L3top | !info openjdk-7-jre | 05:58 |
ubottu | openjdk-7-jre (source: openjdk-7): OpenJDK Java runtime, using Hotspot JIT. In component universe, is optional. Version 7~u3-2.1.1~pre1-1ubuntu2 (precise), package size 219 kB, installed size 685 kB | 05:58 |
researcher123 | I can not open www.facebook.com and cant connect to chat room of Ubuntu from Empathy client. What should I do? | 05:59 |
bonny | L3top: How can i delete open JDK and install oracle | 05:59 |
L3top | bonny: sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jre but I sincerely doubt this is going to fix your issue. | 05:59 |
sacul | bonny: I think the server is having issues.. I'm getting the same error on my install of mine craft on my mac | 06:00 |
L3top | bonny: Its a pain. the oracle part. you can only download it from oracle... they forced cononical to remove it from repos when they purchased it. | 06:00 |
gr33n7007h | researcher123, lshw | grep -A 4 -e "*-memory" | 06:00 |
L3top | again bonny. I do not believe this will resolve your issue | 06:01 |
bonny | L3top: Oh, do you know how? I just read online that JDK has some issues with minecraft. | 06:01 |
L3top | gr33n7007h: researcher123 probably want to throw sudo on that. lshw likes sudo. | 06:01 |
bonny | L3top: Trying doesnt hurt right? | 06:01 |
L3top | can. Very much so. One moment bonny I will try and find you a link. | 06:02 |
sacul | bonny: Mac uses Oracle Java and i have the same error. | 06:02 |
aaron_ | anyone know how to configure automount to avoid a given partition? | 06:02 |
bonjoyee | hello #ubuntu..greetings :) | 06:02 |
bonny | sacul: But there are people playing on the server. | 06:03 |
gr33n7007h | researcher123, yeah forgot sudo --> 'sudo lshw | grep -A 4 -e "*-memory"' | 06:03 |
L3top | I don't aaron_ I was looking forward to someone answering that question. | 06:03 |
sacul | bonny: I see that. maybe they joined before the troubles began? | 06:03 |
bonny | sacul: Like i said earlier, it works on my windows side. | 06:04 |
bonny | sacul: The server shutdown and the owner said the ip had changed. | 06:05 |
bonny | sacul: That is the new ip i sent you see for yourself bunnyxd.com | 06:05 |
sacul | aaron_: noauto in fstab? | 06:05 |
sacul | bonny: I dunno then bonny | 06:06 |
bonny | L3top: How can i install oracle.. | 06:06 |
aaron_ | yes sacul that looks like its worth a try, thanks | 06:06 |
sacul | aaron_: no problem | 06:06 |
L3top | bonny: http://www.liberiangeek.net/2012/04/install-oracle-java-jdk-7-in-ubuntu-12-04-precise-pangolin/ sudo apt-get remove openjdk* first... might even purge. | 06:07 |
L3top | aaron_: please report success or fail | 06:07 |
L3top | so sacul... I do am assuming you do not have video... and you rebooted once for good measure? | 06:07 |
sacul | L3top: haven't rebooted.. but will do now | 06:08 |
L3top | sacul: and just to be clear... this tv is capable of at least 720p right? | 06:08 |
sacul | oh ya.. worked fine with my old machine. built this one to be smaller.. wife didn't much like a full tower in the living room | 06:08 |
bonny | L3top: If you dont think this will fix it what else can i do? | 06:08 |
sacul | L3top: 1080p 40" samsung tv | 06:09 |
L3top | It might fix it. Like I said... some things NEED oracle java. A LOT of people come in here about minecraft. I know absolutely nothing about it unfortunately... well... except now I know it uses java. | 06:10 |
sacul | no dice L3top | 06:10 |
L3top | ok sacul. We told it to output 720p with a spoonfed modline. If it is were a low res issue... that would have fixed it. | 06:10 |
L3top | as per your link. | 06:11 |
glitsj16 | hi all, receiving python import errors .. no module _glib found .. been searching forums, askubuntu & general web .. but besides advice not to mess with python i'm getting nowhere -- this is on a 10.10 machine (default python 2.6) .. tips, things i could try .. all assistance appreciated | 06:11 |
sacul | i may end up just dropping the driver and the grub mod and buying an optical audio cable tomorrow L3top :P | 06:12 |
bonny | L3top: Should i remove jdk then install or ait till its done? | 06:12 |
navchauhan | hi good maorning | 06:12 |
* L3top wonders if nomodeset is a good idea in sacul's circumstance | 06:13 | |
L3top | before bonny | 06:13 |
L3top | !nomodeset | sacul lets give this a whirl. Easily enough undone if it doesnt help | 06:14 |
ubottu | sacul lets give this a whirl. Easily enough undone if it doesnt help: A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter | 06:14 |
navchauhan | file not found grub rescue | 06:14 |
bonny | L3top: So delete jdk right now? | 06:14 |
navchauhan | how solve this problem | 06:14 |
L3top | bonny: remove... yes. | 06:14 |
sacul | L3top: stand by | 06:14 |
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L3top | navchauhan: can I have some more details please? What happened? What is your setup? Dual or single boot? What version ubuntu? | 06:15 |
navchauhan | its single boot | 06:15 |
L3top | !details | navchauhan | 06:15 |
ubottu | navchauhan: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 06:15 |
navchauhan | when i m start my computer this problem oocured | 06:15 |
L3top | What did you do prior to shutting it down last time? | 06:16 |
navchauhan | ubuntu 11.10 at the time of starting system | 06:16 |
bonny | L3top: Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree | 06:16 |
bonny | Reading state information... Done E: Unable to locate package openjdk | 06:16 |
L3top | openjdk* | 06:16 |
bonny | Yeah.. | 06:17 |
aaron_ | Well I used partition manager to get the UUID of the partition and stuck an entry in fstab with noauto option. Appears not be remounting after I unmounted it. I haven't restarted the machine to see if that causes a mount though. | 06:17 |
L3top | meaning anything beginning with openjdk | 06:17 |
bonny | So how do i delete it? | 06:17 |
sacul | "sudo apt-get remove openjdk*" bonny | 06:17 |
navchauhan | hi l3top | 06:18 |
navchauhan | r u there | 06:18 |
sacul | bonny: "sudo apt-get purge openjdk*" | 06:18 |
L3top | yes... I am here... you did not yet answer my questions... do you have a live boot CD/usb? You are going to need one. | 06:18 |
bonny | Oh thanks. | 06:19 |
bz | too bad asterisk completion doesn't work like that | 06:19 |
* L3top grumbles asterisk | 06:19 | |
bonny | L3top: So with oracle can i open .jar files ith java -jar file.jar? | 06:19 |
hwkiller-netbook | yeah, it's basically the same | 06:20 |
arussel | hmm, still not getting around this postgres install. postgresql package install /etc/init.d/postgres script that assumes some dirs inside /etc/postgres/, but not package install anything inside | 06:20 |
sacul | L3top: still no picture :( | 06:21 |
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bonny | L3top: Thanks for the help man, but didnt work. | 06:24 |
navchauhan | r u there | 06:25 |
L3top | sacul: :( I autoconfigure all this stuff. It is strange doing it all by hand. remove the radeon=1 thing and reboot. Last ditch effort will be to generate an xorg.conf | 06:25 |
L3top | navchauhan: yes... I am here... you did not yet answer my questions... do you have a live boot CD/usb? You are going to need one. | 06:25 |
navchauhan | yes | 06:26 |
sacul | L3top: I removed the radeon line already to isolate before i even rebooted the first time. :) | 06:26 |
L3top | sorry bonny... didnt think it would... | 06:26 |
navchauhan | yes i have usb | 06:26 |
navchauhan | live usb | 06:26 |
sacul | L3top: i troubleshoot for a living.. if you change a variable and it doesn't work.. you change it back before trying something different :) | 06:27 |
L3top | ok sacul... ati-config --initial I believe... might check that. much easier to work with a troubleshooter ;) | 06:27 |
tol | Hi folks, does anybody know a way to reconfigure tzdata without ncurses? I need to set it in an install-script | 06:27 |
L3top | navchauhan: boot to it. then pastebin the output of sudo fdisk -l | 06:27 |
navchauhan | not clear please explain in detail | 06:28 |
sacul | L3top: still no good. think i'm going to put this to bed for the night. Its late here. Going to uninstall the driver and get a working display again.. then try working the sound issue from a different angle tomorrow. If i can't get it solved I'll just pick up an optical audio cable and call it good most likely. :P | 06:31 |
L3top | navchauhan: Sorry. Please boot into the live environment (try ubuntu) from the usb live drive you have. Then open a terminal and type sudo fdisk -l then go to pastebin.com and paste the results there... and give the url here. | 06:31 |
fabiobik | i have a file with extension .db but is not i cant open. any tip? | 06:31 |
L3top | I hate letting the machines win sacul... but I understand people need to sleep. | 06:31 |
fabiobik | i have a file with extension .db but is not a database i cant open. any tip? ive tryed to open with nano but gives me silly charaters | 06:32 |
sacul | L3top: I really think its an AMD driver issue.. judging by the people in that forum having the same problem with the same board in a windows environment | 06:32 |
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L3top | sacul: we might try grabbing the driver from ati or one of the bleeding edge ppas. Night. | 06:34 |
sacul | L3top: will try that tomorrow. I'll let you know how it goes | 06:35 |
L3top | fabiobik: it likely is a db... just don't know what kind. What does file say about it? | 06:35 |
L3top | fabiobik: file /path/to/blahblah.db | 06:35 |
fabiobik | wait | 06:36 |
fabiobik | L3top: data | 06:36 |
L3top | Thats it? Hmmm... not very helpful. | 06:36 |
fabiobik | yeh lol | 06:37 |
L3top | fabiobik: what is it (ie where did you get it) and what did you try to open it with? | 06:37 |
fabiobik | L3top this belongs to a program with questions | 06:37 |
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L3top | Its late and Im tired. navchauhan, someone else is going to have to help you chroot into your install (assuming it still exists), and install/update grub. | 06:40 |
L3top | night. | 06:40 |
ZeloZelos | can someone suggest a good free live cd data recovery program? | 06:47 |
IdleOne | !undelete | 06:47 |
ubottu | Some tools to recover lost data are listed and explained at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery - Recovering deleted files on !ext3 filesystems can be virtually impossible, although methods that might work is some cases are described at at http://www.xs4all.nl/~carlo17/howto/undelete_ext3.html and http://projects.izzysoft.de/trac/ext3undel | 06:47 |
ZeloZelos | ty IdleOne | 06:49 |
fidel | ahoi | 06:55 |
fsck | how to use fsck ? | 06:56 |
smintz | hey there, where can I find kernel images for lucid on ap-southeast-1 region in aws? | 06:56 |
smintz | i am looking for kernel 2.6.32-345 | 06:57 |
smintz | amd64 | 06:57 |
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magpie | morning lads | 07:00 |
fsck | hello ! my system giving me error "ext2 :ext2 can't find inode :123405 " error .To recover this i need to use fsck .can any one told me how to use fsck | 07:01 |
magpie | fsck follow this link http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/hardy/man8/fsck.8.html | 07:02 |
alazare619 | does anyone in here have experience with setting up a ppa? | 07:02 |
magpie | alazare619 are you talking about adding a ppa? | 07:03 |
alazare619 | no setting a ppa up on launchpad | 07:03 |
alazare619 | i have some prebuilt debs that i just wana toss into a ppa | 07:03 |
magpie | not my field mate sorry | 07:03 |
c_nick | billionton123 | 07:04 |
GhostWolf | 61276 | 07:04 |
c_nick | Hi Bill You there ? | 07:04 |
alazare619 | mainly some packages that dont have a repo of there own that id like to keep updated on quiet a few systems i packaged em to deb just dont know how to setup a ppa so that all these machines can stay up to date at once | 07:04 |
mz|` | https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA/ | 07:04 |
mz|` | http://askubuntu.com/questions/71510/how-do-i-create-a-ppa | 07:05 |
magpie | follow the link maz | provides | 07:05 |
mz|` | http://inodes.org/2009/09/14/building-a-private-ppa-on-ubuntu/ | 07:05 |
mz|` | why ask when you can just search | 07:05 |
mz|` | :) | 07:05 |
magpie | google stuff | 07:05 |
GhostWolf | hi all, i just upgraded ubuntu, well did a fresh install of the 12.04 lts version. 2 questions, one is there a way to make the program bar on the left to disappear when i load something like xchat or a browser and come back when i need it? and second is amsn no longer available for ubuntu? | 07:05 |
mz|` | magpie: it worths what it worths | 07:05 |
calcmandan | is there a kernel module that allows reading from a compact flash drive? When i put a micro sd card on my machine, it mounts fine. If i load a live disc, it won't see the same micro sd. i'm thinking kubuntu's live disc kernel doesn't have the module. | 07:06 |
magpie | mz| it is what it is | 07:06 |
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fsck | magpie: if i use fsck , will it delete my packages that already installed on my system . | 07:06 |
mz|` | calcmandan: cat /proc/partitions | 07:06 |
fidel | fsck: why do you think it will? | 07:07 |
mz|` | is the disk and associated partitions in this file ? | 07:07 |
magpie | fsck im not really sure, i suppose it will revocer not delete, however maybe you should backup a few things first | 07:07 |
mrblood | GhostWolf, you can call the left launcher by pressing the menu key, well i am not sure if its called menu key | 07:07 |
mz|` | if yes, no module needed, just mount it | 07:07 |
mz|` | GhostWolf: amsn is shit | 07:07 |
partitionscrewup | hi! | 07:08 |
mrblood | hi | 07:08 |
partitionscrewup | As my username suggests, I have a major problem right now. I wonder if anyone could help. | 07:08 |
GhostWolf | mrblood thats not what im talking about, in previous version like 11.04 the launcher disappears whenever i launch a program, as i just installed 12.04 cause i had problems with 11.10 the launcher does not disappear. | 07:08 |
mz|` | partitionscrewup: dont ask to ask | 07:08 |
mz|` | describe your issue | 07:08 |
gr33n7007h | why won't | 07:09 |
gr33n7007h | Why won't this command go into the background --> mplayer -tv driver=v4l2:width=400:height=200 -vo xv tv:// -geometry "1300:10" -noborder & | 07:09 |
GhostWolf | mz|`, not to me, i never had any issues with it besides the webcam not working due to it thinks im behind a firewall. i just want a program that works similar to msn messenger and amsn was the closest | 07:09 |
partitionscrewup | I'm running the ubuntu live demo cd right now just so i could talk in this chat. i did something that screwed up my partitions. here is the scenario: | 07:09 |
calcmandan | mz|`: i'll have to try that and come back. | 07:09 |
calcmandan | currently i'm not on the live disc. | 07:10 |
clu3 | guys, my hard disk seems to have a problem "hdparm -Tt /dev/sda6" returns only "Timing cached reads: 2 MB in 3.25 seconds = 630.95 kB/sec" and "Timing buffered disk reads: 118 MB in 3.00 seconds = 39.33 MB/sec". What methods can i take to fix/find out if i need to ditch this disk? | 07:10 |
partitionscrewup | I had my PC setup to dualboot Ubuntu 12.04 and Windows 7. I wanted to be able to share files between the two OS and found that I would need to create a separate partition for those files. | 07:10 |
partitionscrewup | So, I went on windows and used easus partition manager to resize the existing partitions and create the new one. After I rebooted and it completed the whole process, I was no longer able to boot into any OS. | 07:10 |
clu3 | and my ubuntu box is awefully slow | 07:10 |
fsck | fidel , magpie : i got error "ext2 : can't find inode :12321 " input / output error .Due to which i can't change my desktop background and many other problem .I google the problem and they tell me to use fsck .Will it help me ? | 07:10 |
partitionscrewup | This is obviously a MBR problem but I don't know how to fix it. | 07:10 |
partitionscrewup | The error I get at boot is: Loading Operating System... error: unknown filesystem. grub rescue> | 07:10 |
partitionscrewup | I had a backup image of my entire system that was made with Acronis but restoring the MBR from that doesn't seem to help. I can't just restore the entire system because I have very important files that were never backed up. I really need to get Ubuntu working again. | 07:11 |
partitionscrewup | can anyone help with this? | 07:11 |
mrblood | GhostWolf, you mean it doesnt disappear even when you make the program window take up the whole screen? | 07:11 |
GhostWolf | mrblood yes it just says on the left when i maximize a program | 07:12 |
mrblood | GhostWolf, oh sorry i dont know how to deal with it | 07:12 |
GhostWolf | sighs.. | 07:13 |
calcmandan | mz|`: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1087488/ | 07:13 |
magpie | fsck restart your pc/laptop hold down shift until you enter grub, choose fix-broken-files then restart | 07:13 |
psicobra | whats up ghostwolf? | 07:13 |
psicobra | GhostWolf, ? | 07:13 |
GhostWolf | psicobra im trying to figure out how to make the launcher disappear or hide as it did in 11.04 when i open a program | 07:13 |
psicobra | GhostWolf, ahhh i got rid of unity and installed gnome | 07:14 |
partitionscrewup | magpie: but what if grub is gone because of what the partition thing did? | 07:14 |
GhostWolf | psicobra, i like unity. | 07:14 |
magpie | ghostwolf try this link http://askubuntu.com/questions/109249/how-do-i-configure-the-launcher-to-dodge-windows | 07:14 |
psicobra | GhostWolf, i like making my own desktop got rid of the normal lanucher and installed avant | 07:15 |
magpie | partitionscrewup i was talking to fsck not you mate | 07:15 |
partitionscrewup | oh | 07:15 |
partitionscrewup | does anyone have any suggestions for me? | 07:15 |
psicobra | partitionscrewup, you can boot of a live cd and fix grub | 07:16 |
GhostWolf | magpie ok thanks, do you know what happened with amsn? i know i was able to install it with 11.10 but i found out its not even shown in the software center | 07:16 |
partitionscrewup | how? im on the ubuntu demo cd right now | 07:16 |
magpie | Ghostwolf if its not in software-center maybe the ppa has to be manually added | 07:17 |
psicobra | partitionscrewup, this might help https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows | 07:17 |
psicobra | partitionscrewup, the princible is similar | 07:17 |
partitionscrewup | ok, im checking that now | 07:17 |
magpie | Ghostwolf google add amsn ppa and you'll find it, just copy-paste the command in terminal, then update, and then go to software center and install it mate | 07:17 |
GhostWolf | magpie ok, i'll even google amsn. see if they have a way to install it. without doing the ppa i just want something very similar to msn and thats what amsn was minus a little problem i had with it | 07:18 |
magpie | Ghostwold i thought pidgin did the job or not? i dont really use messengers | 07:19 |
psicobra | GhostWolf, amsn have a download on sourceforge | 07:19 |
ekur | Hi; i get 'no space left on device' error on my /home | 07:19 |
psicobra | ekur, is it full? | 07:19 |
ekur | i have space :) | 07:19 |
ekur | its 10% full | 07:20 |
magpie | Ghostwold apparently amsn had some issues with 12.04, check out this link they provide a solution http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11926077 | 07:20 |
GhostWolf | psicobra, i know amsn has its own page | 07:20 |
fsck | magpie : acually , i'm using live usb .How can i enter in grub ? | 07:20 |
GhostWolf | magpie not if i need to use a webcam pidgin doesn't allow use of webcam and its not similar to msn at all | 07:20 |
firekraag | ekur: what does `df' (in a shell) output? | 07:21 |
magpie | Ghostwold check the link i provided | 07:21 |
psicobra | ekur, df -h ? | 07:21 |
GhostWolf | magpie, i will for the launcher issue. | 07:21 |
GhostWolf | oh nevermind i can't tell you sent me another link since you mispell my nick with a d and not a f | 07:21 |
magpie | sorry mate | 07:22 |
magpie | :) | 07:22 |
GhostWolf | no worries | 07:22 |
magpie | damn it its really hot out there | 07:22 |
fsck | magpie : how to enter in grub when i'm using persistence usb ? | 07:23 |
GhostWolf | magpie, that link about the launcher worked. it had another link how to configure and it was an easy fix. | 07:24 |
qb | Why is adobe terminating support of Flash Player for Linux after current version 11.2 ? | 07:24 |
partitionscrewup | im about to try boot repair | 07:24 |
magpie | ghostwolF glad it worked | 07:24 |
partitionscrewup | will report back if it works | 07:24 |
calcmandan | adobe knows that flash sucls | 07:25 |
psicobra | qb, because flash for linux sucks | 07:25 |
calcmandan | sucks | 07:25 |
magpie | fsck im looking into it | 07:25 |
GhostWolf | magpie want me to tell you how i did incase someone else or yourself can assist someone else with the issue without sending a link? | 07:25 |
psicobra | qb, and the the community will have to make a 3rd party flash plugin and it will be a lot better | 07:25 |
fsck | magpie: ok | 07:25 |
grendal | #ubuntu-server | 07:25 |
magpie | Ghostwolf type it here so everyone else can see it | 07:25 |
magpie | :) | 07:25 |
os555 | hi | 07:26 |
Hoyt | hi, anyone plays Urban Terrors here ? | 07:26 |
qb | flash player used to just be for animated adverts, but now it's vital for most radio broadcast streams in South Africa | 07:26 |
GhostWolf | all i did was and it told me to do this, go to the start menu on the upper right corner, go to systems settings, go to appearance, then to behavior. it has an off/on selection that you can turn on or off at any time. even gives you option to go on top or left | 07:27 |
magpie | fsck i found this link mate, give it a go | 07:27 |
magpie | http://www.howopensource.com/2012/05/reinstall-recover-grub-from-ubuntu-12-04-live-cd-usb/ | 07:27 |
magpie | Ghostwolf cheers mate | 07:27 |
zixxy | Hoyt, it's been a while since I've played it on Ubuntu, but what's up? | 07:27 |
magpie | im going for a swim ducking hot | 07:28 |
GhostWolf | no problem magpie | 07:28 |
partitionscrewup | time to reboot, hopefully this works! | 07:28 |
qb | ubuntu 2012-04 beautiful and stable GUI | 07:28 |
GhostWolf | anyways glad to help people. time to go. got one problem fixed | 07:28 |
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qb | -8.9 degrees Celcius in SA this morning | 07:30 |
__Hayes__ | Hello all :) | 07:31 |
jrdnn | __Hayes__: Hi | 07:31 |
__Hayes__ | Is there anyway to get all the commands executed on a OS? | 07:32 |
mrblood | hi | 07:32 |
__Hayes__ | history will only show around 1000 or specifed HISTSIZE variable? | 07:32 |
jrdnn | __Hayes__: With accounting enabled, sa | 07:32 |
__Hayes__ | jrdnn, I didn't get you? | 07:33 |
mrblood | __Hayes__, what do you mean? | 07:33 |
dial-a-monkey | __Hayes__: to re-run a specific command type "!" then the number from running the "history" command | 07:33 |
fsck | magpie : i need one more help mate : ) . i'm using live usb ,by default it contain ubuntu admin (ubuntu@ubuntu) .Here i found problem that i already told you.I create another user and login in that user .it work fine .here I can change my desktop background easily .Is their any way i can repair my ubuntu admin from another user(that i created) because by default ubuntu load first when i boot my live usb .Haha : ) ,can you gave me | 07:34 |
jrdnn | __Hayes__: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/howto-log-user-activity-using-process-accounting.html | 07:34 |
partitionscrewup | hi again! | 07:34 |
partitionscrewup | success!!! | 07:34 |
ikonia | fsck: are you using a live usb or a persistant usb | 07:35 |
partitionscrewup | ubuntu partition is working again | 07:35 |
ikonia | fsck: if you are using a live distro, just rebooting should restore any chances you've made to the system | 07:35 |
fsck | ikonia : persistence usb | 07:35 |
partitionscrewup | thank you whoever you were! (i forgot your name) | 07:35 |
fsck | ikonia : sorry , i write live usb : ) | 07:35 |
ikonia | fsck: it's not a problem, that's why I was asking to clarify | 07:36 |
__Hayes__ | dial-a-monkey: No. Actually, I suspect someone has copied my secret file. which I have created long time back, as this system has login acess to only plenty of people, I just wanted to know if anyone have copied that file? <-- jrdnn | 07:36 |
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fsck | ikonia : can you gave me the idea , how to repair my ubuntu admin using another user | 07:36 |
ikonia | fsck: what is the actual problem | 07:37 |
fsck | ikonia : i can't change my desktop background in pers. usb under ubuntu admin | 07:37 |
ikonia | fsck: pers ? | 07:37 |
fsck | ikonia : persistence : ) | 07:38 |
ikonia | fsck: what happens when you change the background, does it change back ? | 07:38 |
fsck | ikonia: nothing | 07:38 |
ikonia | fsck: what do you mean "nothing" | 07:38 |
ikonia | fsck: when you change the background what happens | 07:38 |
fsck | ikonia: nothing happen .My background not changing . | 07:39 |
ikonia | fsck: so you click on the desktop preferences, go to change background, select a new background and it doesn't change ? | 07:39 |
fsck | ikonia : it don't even gave me any error .Ya ! you are right .it not change | 07:39 |
ikonia | fsck: what about if you remove the background so there is no image, just a flat colour, does that work ? | 07:40 |
fsck | ikonia : default background (red ubuntu) ,i can't even delete my background . :( | 07:41 |
ikonia | fsck: how are you trying to change it ? | 07:41 |
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fsck | ikonia : right click on desktop and change desktop background and click on image . | 07:42 |
GhostWolf | ok, have another question see if someone can give me a link or tell me how to change it, this was one of things i didn't like about 11.10 but maybe they made some changes since. i don't like how like with firefox when i have multiple windows open that its on top of each other is there a way to configure to where they're just easy to tab back n forth from program to program? | 07:42 |
ikonia | fsck: so if you click "no image" does it remove the image ? | 07:43 |
fsck | ikonia: it work fine when i log in another user | 07:43 |
ikonia | fsck: what user are you logging in as ? | 07:43 |
arulmozhi | how I can chmod the other drives(partitions) to give executable permission??? | 07:43 |
ikonia | arulmozhi: u+x or g+x | 07:44 |
ikonia | arulmozhi: you change "files" not partitions | 07:44 |
arulmozhi | i mean the files in the partitions | 07:44 |
ikonia | arulmozhi: you can use -R for recursive | 07:44 |
fsck | ikonia : intially i'm in ubuntu@ubuntu and now i'm in new@ubuntu (i created it now) | 07:44 |
ikonia | arulmozhi: man chmod will give you all the available flags | 07:44 |
ikonia | fsck: what did you do to change the ubuntu user to cause this problem | 07:45 |
arulmozhi | i have a location /media/Programming/sphinx. when I'm in /media/Programming I issue chmod 777 -R sphinx | 07:45 |
arulmozhi | it is not working | 07:45 |
ikonia | arulmozhi: is this an NTFS drive ? | 07:45 |
arulmozhi | yes | 07:45 |
ikonia | arulmozhi: you can't change permissions on NTFS | 07:45 |
ikonia | arulmozhi: and the command would be "chmod -R 777" not chmod 777 -R | 07:46 |
fsck | ikonia :don't know . it accidently shutdown .I think it may be the problem | 07:46 |
GhostWolf | does anyone know if theres a way to make the browsers when theres more than 1 window open not on top of each other? | 07:46 |
ikonia | fsck: what do you mean it accidentally shutdown, what did ? | 07:46 |
arulmozhi | so only way is to format the partition into ext4 or FAT??? | 07:46 |
ikonia | arulmozhi: you can't set permissions on fat | 07:46 |
arulmozhi | only ext variants?? | 07:47 |
fsck | ikonia : when i press ctr+alt+f8 , i get error ext2 : can't read inode information " input / output error | 07:47 |
ikonia | arulmozhi: Windows can manage NTFS permissions | 07:47 |
ikonia | fsck: that's not what I asked | 07:47 |
ikonia | fsck: although input/output error suggests the disks file system has problems | 07:47 |
rogst | GhostWolf: Im not sure I understand your question | 07:48 |
fsck | ikonia: my brother just plug out my pendrive from my system : ( | 07:48 |
GhostWolf | rogst, the firefox browser when i have more than one window open it is on top of one antoher when i hit tab, unlike with say with 11.04 i can hit tab and go to that browser window without doing extra steps | 07:49 |
fidel | GhostWolf: so you want to navigate using ALT + TAB between single winows of an app (here: firefox) ...right? | 07:49 |
GhostWolf | fidel, correct. instead it i have to go to firefox or another same app and hit the up or down arrow buttons and use the left or right arrow keys to select the page i want. | 07:50 |
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rogst | GhostWolf: if you hold ALT+TAB you can navigate to a single window with the arrow keys | 07:50 |
ikonia | fsck: can you boot from a live media and fsck it for interests sake | 07:50 |
GhostWolf | i don't want that way i want it the simple way | 07:50 |
fidel | GhostWolf: alt+tab + arrow down works here too in gnome3 | 07:50 |
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GhostWolf | fidel in 11.04 it was a single window not on top of each other, like when you see the firefox icon and see 3 little lines on the left meaning how many pages/windows of it opened. | 07:51 |
gr33n7007h | can someone /whois me | 07:52 |
GhostWolf | i mean like now its what happens sorry for my typo | 07:52 |
rogst | GhostWolf: You could install compizconfig-settings-manager and change the alt-tab switcher from the unity switcher to one of the static application switcher | 07:52 |
AdvoWork | If I do crontab -l it says there isn't any. There is some but I dont know what user theyre for, so how can i list all cronjobs for all users? | 07:53 |
Dayofswords | is anyone non-root directory of help.ubuntu.com slowing being removed from google? like "Apt-Cacher-Server" has no results to the help page, but on Bing it's the first result. doing "help.ubuntu.com" has only one result going to the homepage of it, nothing else. | 07:53 |
fidel | GhostWolf: talking about unity? | 07:53 |
fidel | just to understahdn what setup you are talking about in detail | 07:53 |
GhostWolf | argh.. i was using unity in 11.04. they never used the browsers on top of each other. | 07:53 |
rogst | GhostWolf: but using compizconfig-settings-manager is a little risky since it is easy to break the compiz settings | 07:53 |
GhostWolf | fidel, yes | 07:53 |
fidel | GhostWolf: cant help you then sorry | 07:53 |
GhostWolf | so i don't think its something to do with unity. | 07:53 |
ikonia | AdvoWork: look in /var/spool/cron | 07:53 |
fsck | ikonia : and their also one more problem .Every time i delete "install ubuntu 12.04 from my dash board " , it always appear when i reboot again | 07:54 |
gr33n7007h | can someone /whois me | 07:54 |
moes | Where do I turn on numlock so it will be on from boot in 10.04 | 07:54 |
ikonia | fsck: you're using live media by the sounds of it | 07:54 |
ikonia | moes: bios normally | 07:54 |
ikonia | gr33n7007h: why ? | 07:54 |
gr33n7007h | just to see if ive cloaked properly | 07:55 |
ikonia | gr33n7007h: #freenode is the network channel | 07:55 |
ikonia | gr33n7007h: you can also whois yourself | 07:55 |
gr33n7007h | i've just been there just want to make sure it's masked | 07:55 |
AdvoWork | ikonia, nothing in there :S | 07:55 |
fsck | ikonia : i'm using persistence usb , it work fine in other user | 07:55 |
ikonia | AdvoWork: no user owned cronjobs then | 07:56 |
ikonia | fsck: it doesn't sounds like it, or you would be able to modify your desktop | 07:56 |
ikonia | fsck: if you can't remove things like the install button from your desktop, it's being re-read from the liveboot | 07:56 |
ikonia | fsck: which makes sense as the system default user's storage is stored in the live medias squash FS | 07:56 |
fsck | ikonia : how to repair squash now | 07:57 |
ikonia | fsck: you don't repair that, it's re-created each time you boot, hence why your desktop is not changing | 07:57 |
a5m0 | I am trying to fix my /boot after and apt-get upgrade messed it up, I am chrooted in (using livecd) and I have my /boot partition mounted to /mnt/root/boot but when I try to run update-grub it tells me "cannot find a device for /boot (isd /dev mounted?)." any thoughts? | 07:58 |
AdvoWork | ikonia, the thing is, im getting cronjobs for stuff each day :S | 07:59 |
fsck | ikonia : so, whats the solution ? | 07:59 |
ikonia | AdvoWork: yes, there are system cronjobs such as log rotations | 07:59 |
ikonia | fsck: I think you need to look how your system's persistance is setup | 07:59 |
ikonia | fsck: 1.) fsck the usb disk to make sure that's ok 2.) look at your persistance setup | 08:00 |
ikonia | fsck: simple test, login as the ubuntu user, touch a file in your home directory, reboot, is that file still in your ubuntu users home directory | 08:00 |
qubits | aptitude accidentally removed dmraid on me and I need to figure out how to get my data volume back up, i reinstalled dmraid but i think my volume was encrypted. How would I go about getting my volume back up | 08:00 |
AdvoWork | ikonia, yeah thats what they are: run-parts: /etc/cron.daily/logrotate exited with return code 1 its for things from ebox, which i removed :S | 08:01 |
ikonia | AdvoWork: ok, so if you know where they are.....what's the problem ? | 08:01 |
AdvoWork | can I just delete them ikonia ? | 08:02 |
ikonia | AdvoWork: if you want to | 08:02 |
AdvoWork | ikonia, ie in /etc/cron.daily i have a folder called ebox, can i just totally remove that? | 08:03 |
fsck | ikonia: if it don't work , how to repair my casper-rw ? | 08:03 |
ikonia | fsck: it's not broken | 08:03 |
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fsck | ikonia: so, whats the problem .How to make my usb persistence now ? | 08:04 |
ikonia | fsck: please re-read what I've just told you | 08:04 |
qubits | Hey guys, could you help me get my raid volume back | 08:04 |
fidel | qubits: give it a try - whats the current status? | 08:06 |
dial-a-monkey | __Hayes__: I think the "stat" file command shows the last access date = could match that with the auth.log | 08:06 |
qubits | fidel: i just reinstalled dmraid and cryptsetup after aptitude removed it and my volume disappeared. I forget how I had it up and working, kinda set it and forget it | 08:07 |
ikonia | dmraid, oh dear | 08:07 |
fidel | uff never used dmraid myself | 08:08 |
qubits | I think it was encrypted. There are commands to list volumes right | 08:08 |
qubits | dmadm? | 08:08 |
fidel | mdadm? ;) | 08:08 |
ikonia | mdadm and dmraid are different approaches | 08:08 |
bterry | b.terry@gmx.com | 08:08 |
qubits | i dont see dmadm on my pc | 08:08 |
fidel | ikonia: but mdadm is the more common one right? | 08:09 |
ikonia | fidel: it depends, | 08:09 |
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ikonia | qubits: there is no such thing as dmadm | 08:09 |
qubits | mdadm then | 08:09 |
qubits | can't find that either | 08:09 |
fidel | ikonia: k - used mdadm a lot - but never get in contact with dmraid | 08:09 |
ikonia | qubits: have you installed mdadm ? | 08:09 |
qubits | i reinstalled it | 08:09 |
ikonia | qubits: sorry, you're not making sense | 08:09 |
ikonia | qubits: did you setup the raid with dmraid or mdadm ? | 08:09 |
qubits | i believe mdadm, hard to say | 08:10 |
ikonia | it's not hard to say | 08:10 |
ikonia | what did you set it up with | 08:10 |
qubits | hard to remember | 08:10 |
qubits | i'm going to go with mdadm | 08:10 |
ikonia | then I'm sorry, I'm not going to attempt to recover an encypted device on a dissambled raid array that you can't rememebr what technology you used to setup | 08:10 |
qubits | thought when dmraid was removed the volume disappeared | 08:10 |
qubits | can i show you what was removed ikonia | 08:11 |
ikonia | no | 08:11 |
fidel | qubits: in case you tend to forget such things - consider using some kind of notes next time ;) | 08:11 |
ikonia | someone else maybe willing to help you though | 08:11 |
qubits | I just have worse memory issues than most people | 08:11 |
qubits | ikonia: just check it out, it should be obvious what was used | 08:11 |
ikonia | qubits: no | 08:12 |
qubits | dmraid | 08:12 |
qubits | ikonia: try to be a little more intuitive than the rest of these blokes around here who are so self absorbed theyre unwilling to help or learn something new once in a while | 08:12 |
qubits | be better than that, its dmraid, lets move on | 08:12 |
ikonia | qubits: sorry, please don't tell me what to do, I'm actually quite intrusive and will probe for information | 08:13 |
ikonia | qubits: and calling others self absorbed won't get you help from other people | 08:13 |
qubits | good luck security has been my obsession since i was into this game | 08:14 |
qubits | i run a crew of two dozen across the world myself | 08:14 |
delhivery | Hi, why is there no ppa for https://launchpad.net/~michael-gruz/+archive/canon/ on precise? [ Is there I can add ppa for oneric or quantal to a 12.04 install instead? ] | 08:14 |
ikonia | qubits: security has nothing to do with what you are saying | 08:14 |
qubits | then i've nothing to worry about | 08:14 |
qubits | be as intrusive as you like | 08:14 |
ikonia | qubits: sorry, I thought you where asking about recovering a raid array, I have no idea why you are referencing security | 08:15 |
DJones | delhivery: Presumably because the creator of the ppa hasn't built it for precise, or they decided not to bother | 08:15 |
ikonia | DeSian: probably not been created yet | 08:15 |
ikonia | oops delhivery that was for you | 08:15 |
qubits | you referenced intrusive probing | 08:15 |
ikonia | qubits: no, you asked me to be intrusive, I said I am intrusive meaning when finding out issues to resolve a problem. | 08:15 |
ikonia | apologies if my wording confused you | 08:16 |
qubits | ikonia: your reading confused us both, I didn't use that word, go re-read the message | 08:16 |
ikonia | sorry, you said intuitive, | 08:16 |
qubits | Yes | 08:16 |
ikonia | I miss-read | 08:16 |
delhivery | DJones, possible to include ppa for older / upcoming version to 12.04 instead then? | 08:16 |
qubits | Can you help me now that we know that it's dmraid please | 08:16 |
ikonia | qubits: no | 08:16 |
qubits | This isn't going to be easy to get help with, why give up now | 08:17 |
ikonia | qubits: I've explained why. | 08:17 |
qubits | I'm certain now | 08:17 |
qubits | no question | 08:17 |
DJones | czajkowski: delhivery Its not recommended to install something designed for an older version, it could conflict/cause problems | 08:17 |
ikonia | qubits: I'm doing other things now | 08:17 |
delhivery | DJones, and yet? | 08:17 |
qubits | .. | 08:17 |
DJones | delhivery: I wouldn't like to say, its not something I'd take a risk on | 08:18 |
delhivery | DJones, or if I could upgrade to quantal as a crazy alpha now | 08:18 |
delhivery | DJones, its an experiemental installation.. I think I can risk breaking one system out of hunder | 08:18 |
delhivery | hundreds* | 08:18 |
DJones | delhivery: If you're prepared to take the risk, give it a try | 08:19 |
delhivery | DJones, right... so how do I go about adding it? | 08:19 |
AdvoWork | if i have 2 folders on 2 different ubuntu machines, is there a way I can compare the contents within them? ie theres 10000's of files in there, all .jpegs for example, i need to see if they match? | 08:22 |
DJones | delhivery: There should be instructions on how to add the ppa on the launchpad site | 08:23 |
fidel | AdvoWork: in case you want to sync them ..rsync might be an option | 08:24 |
c3l | AdvoWork: one idea would be to use rsync and "pretending" (-n swich, means do not actually do anything) to copy one of the folders to the other. rsync checks for changes before syncing, and if diffs are found you can print out with the verbose swich | 08:26 |
c3l | also, this is a rather nice script http://www.sanitarium.net/unix_stuff/Kevin%27s%20Rsync%20Backups/diff_backup.pl.txt | 08:27 |
AdvoWork | fidel, basically i'm mounting a folder to another location on a shared server so just want to make sure they contain all files | 08:27 |
fidel | AdvoWork: see c3l's comment | 08:28 |
fidel | rsync can be used to compare as well | 08:28 |
c3l | AdvoWork: but if you are new to rsync and dont want to bother with it, you can have a look at the script I linked. | 08:29 |
fidel | AdvoWork: using 'diff' in cli might work as well | 08:30 |
c3l | diff | 08:31 |
c3l | uuh | 08:31 |
felhasznalo | hi | 08:32 |
c3l | ooh, diff can compare directories with the -r swich! | 08:32 |
fidel | ;) | 08:33 |
c3l | I think that is the easiest way for you AdvoWork | 08:33 |
fidel | AdvoWork: let us know what method you have choosen at the end ;) | 08:34 |
AdvoWork | c3l, fidel cheers for the advice/scripts etc, i will try them shortly | 08:37 |
delhivery_ | DJones, there are no instructions on adding a ppa for an older ubuntu release to a newer release | 08:39 |
fidel | delhivery_: using i.e. 10.04 ppa on 12.04 is not a thing you should do anyways (ignome me if i misinterpreted you) | 08:41 |
delhivery_ | fidel, what if I insist? | 08:41 |
delhivery_ | fidel, i know it will break things, but I really want to use the ppa | 08:42 |
fidel | happy testing/debugging | 08:42 |
fidel | then give it a try - but dont expect big support inhere afterwards ;) | 08:42 |
ikonia | a brave stance | 08:42 |
delhivery_ | I'd be testing happily if I could figure out a way to do this in the first place | 08:42 |
delhivery_ | ikonia, I'm running a couple of lfs and gentoo systems, I think I'd be sane enough if i could figure out how to do what I want to do | 08:43 |
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ikonia | delhivery_: I'm not sure how gentoo or LFS has any relevance to managing the stability of a PPA on an ubuntu system | 08:43 |
delhivery_ | ikonia, i.e. if everything breaks.. I can resort to going back to resorting to source based installs | 08:44 |
delhivery_ | I dont care about the stability of the ppa, i just want to be able to use it as an experiment | 08:44 |
_farmer_ | Hello, I am trying to install a .deb package on ubuntu 12.04. First of all i had problems with "Version number does not start with digit" which i resolved by downgrading the dpkg version to 1.15.8.4ubuntu1. After this when i issue the dpkg -i command after some while I get an error saying: corrupted filesystem tarfile - corrupted package archive, dpkg-deb: subprocess paste killed by signal (Broken pipe). | 08:47 |
josephAG | !support | 08:47 |
ubottu | The official ubuntu support channel is #ubuntu. Also see http://ubuntu.com/support and http://ubuntuforums.org and http://askubuntu.com | 08:47 |
_farmer_ | Besides that i want to mention that i succesfully extracted the .deb file on the windows machine, and have transfered the .deb package to the machine multiple times to ensure it is not corrupted. | 08:47 |
josephAG | hi looking for some answer on how to configure snmpd | 08:47 |
_farmer_ | What could cause this error and is there a possibility to bring this about? | 08:47 |
josephAG | I have an issue with the agent, I got a timeout answer from it wether I try from localhost or other hosts | 08:48 |
fidel | partly offtopic - but i am wondering how you guys create&keep text notes. Any particular software you are using to do that? i.e. some stickie-notes or some more advanced tomboy or something else? | 08:52 |
petoo | hi | 08:53 |
kmels | hello, how can I know *which* driver version comes with ubuntu 12.04? That's the only that has worked perfectly for me | 08:55 |
kmels | Updates have broke login manager twice, and when "i fix it", flash SUCKS | 08:56 |
SassyFrass | Hi, there, room. | 08:56 |
SassyFrass | Does anybody know how to uninstall an installer via the command line? | 08:57 |
ikonia | uninstall an installer / | 08:57 |
ikonia | you don't install an installer | 08:57 |
ikonia | it's used to install software, | 08:57 |
SassyFrass | I tried to install "oracle Java7" with the command line; the installation failed, but... | 08:57 |
SassyFrass | ....everytime I try to update, the same installer tries to install, without success. | 08:58 |
SassyFrass | I'd like it to stop trying to install. | 08:58 |
ikonia | ok, remove the package then | 08:58 |
ikonia | or resolve the error | 08:58 |
SassyFrass | Via Synaptic? | 08:58 |
ikonia | whever tool you want | 08:59 |
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SassyFrass | I'll look into that, Ikonia. Thank you. | 08:59 |
ndxtg | yellow! does anyone know any good downloader program (like jDownloader) but can run on headless server? | 08:59 |
atulmd13 | hi...I want to make a user account which cannot view the network settings (My wifi password) and even should not be able to change settings....How to do that ? | 09:02 |
GhostWolf | ok have another problem and it seems it didn't get fixed with 11.10, the adobe flash applet is still frozen when it pops up. is there any fix to this at all? | 09:03 |
SassyFrass | lol removing the oracle package failed. | 09:03 |
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namelezz | ghostwolf, what do you mean? settings popup? | 09:06 |
GhostWolf | namelezz, yes the settings popup. i had the issue with it freezing when i tried upgrading to 11.10. im googling too since it took a bit for a response. but if this doesn't get fixed. back to 11.04 again. :S | 09:08 |
namelezz | the popup is not freezing, it's a bug with compiz. try to use unity 2d or any other window manager | 09:08 |
vectorshelve | can u help me with the command to change the file permission this way ? http://pastie.org/4242677 | 09:09 |
GhostWolf | it does freeze, if you can't click on any of the buttons with a mouse, its frozen. im not the only one having issues i've found others with the same issue when googling the problem | 09:10 |
GhostWolf | and im not using a window manager. nor am i going to succumb to a 2d unity either. | 09:10 |
Tomfoolery | So, I updated ubuntu to the new version, and now everytime I click on a youtube link chrome gives me an "Aw, Snap!". Has anyone else had this problem? | 09:11 |
namelezz | no, it's not freezing, it's just a problem with flash and compiz to catch clicks | 09:11 |
dwakar | vectorshelve see man chmod | 09:12 |
vectorshelve | dwakar: could u help please its urgent | 09:12 |
TheBadger412 | how does one open root files with filezilla? I can only open files in my home directory but anything else just fails saying permission denied.. | 09:12 |
namelezz | you just need to use unity 2d once to set your settings, then you can use unity as normal | 09:12 |
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GhostWolf | so if i set it in 2d it should work normally? | 09:13 |
namelezz | yep | 09:14 |
GhostWolf | and i have to restart and log in in 2d? | 09:14 |
Tomfoolery | namelezz, so is there a way to fix the youtube problem? | 09:14 |
namelezz | what problem? | 09:14 |
Tomfoolery | "So, I updated ubuntu to the new version, and now everytime I click on a youtube link chrome gives me an "Aw, Snap!". " | 09:15 |
bretth | how do i write a ubuntu applet that works in the "system-tray" ? | 09:15 |
dwakar | vectorshelve what kind of help do you need? | 09:15 |
vectorshelve | dwakar: chmod u=r,go= sysadmin worked thanks ;) | 09:15 |
namelezz | tomfoolery, give some example links | 09:16 |
dwakar | np vectorshelve | 09:16 |
Tomfoolery | namelezz, It's only when I'm linked to something, if I'm browsing youtube it's fine. | 09:16 |
Tomfoolery | So, this isn't working https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6vDuBORhtc | 09:16 |
Tomfoolery | this isn't working http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ut00VSgISmI | 09:16 |
Tomfoolery | any video link I click on reddit isn't working | 09:17 |
Tomfoolery | any video link I click on facebook isn't working | 09:17 |
namelezz | give a link to a site on reddit with links | 09:17 |
Tomfoolery | namelezz, you want me to link to reddit? | 09:17 |
namelezz | no, just some page there with youtube links that dont work | 09:18 |
Tomfoolery | K | 09:18 |
Tomfoolery | http://www.reddit.com/r/anime/comments/wf1bn/madoka_magica_dub_bloopers_watch_in_hd_for_sound/ | 09:18 |
Tomfoolery | http://www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/we1f1/who_says_fishing_isnt_exciting_wait_for_it/ | 09:19 |
Tomfoolery | http://www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/wdyr0/police_officer_sees_a_guy_recording_him_pulling/ | 09:19 |
namelezz | toofoolery, everything normal here | 09:20 |
namelezz | what chrome version? flash installed from repository? 32 or 64 bit? | 09:21 |
Tomfoolery | namelezz, I assume I'm on the most recent version of chrome and Uh... I don't know to the other questions :X | 09:21 |
kojo | hello... I am trying to play dvds and having some troubles. I have checked and my system is detecting my dvd drive, although it doesn't mount anything. I went into the Disk Utility an d noticed that it picked up something listed as "unknown", so it seems like it is detecting something although it gives no mount location, or other info about it other than the size. so im wondering if someone can help | 09:23 |
namelezz | tomfoolery, open this and post your version: chrome://version/ | 09:23 |
namelezz | tomfoolery, post also the flash version | 09:23 |
Tomfoolery | namelezz, chrome - 18.0.1025.168 | 09:23 |
Tomfoolery | flash 11.2 r202 | 09:23 |
namelezz | update to v 20 | 09:24 |
Tomfoolery | I thought it did it automatically :X I actually don't know how to... | 09:24 |
namelezz | just download chrome from the official site | 09:25 |
Tomfoolery | Ok | 09:25 |
Tomfoolery | Thank you :) I shall be back if it doesn't work to bother you with my further incompetence | 09:25 |
namelezz | tomfoolery, you can also use this repository: http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/ppa/google_chrome | 09:26 |
rectec | Hello guys. I'm getting these odd artifacts on the screen using the open source ATI drivers with my Radeon 6670. This is a fresh install of Ubuntu. I used these drivers before with my old 4200 and had no problems, but once I upgraded to a 6670 I started getting these. I tried using the proprietary drivers but that broke my system, which is why I have a fresh install now. Any help? http://imgbin.org/images/8742.png | 09:26 |
eph3meral | what's the official way to get skype on 12.04? this FAQ seems a bit dated (10.10) https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype | 09:27 |
jpds | eph3meral: Enable partner, and install the 'skype' package. | 09:28 |
Calinou | *skype* :| | 09:28 |
namelezz | eph3meral: you can also download the newest version (4.0) from the official site | 09:29 |
eph3meral | the only thing I see here, http://www.skype.com/intl/en-us/get-skype/on-your-computer/linux is still for 10.10 | 09:29 |
gr33n7007h | how can i install xwinwrap?? | 09:29 |
jpds | eph3meral: You can still install it. | 09:29 |
eph3meral | jpds, ok and so does enabling partner on 12.04 entail the same things as in that FAQ? | 09:30 |
dwakar | eph3meral there is a static install available in skype's website | 09:30 |
rectec | Hello guys. I'm getting these odd artifacts on the screen using the open source ATI drivers with my Radeon 6670. This is a fresh install of Ubuntu. I used these drivers before with my old 4200 and had no problems, but once I upgraded to a 6670 I started getting these. I tried using the proprietary drivers but that broke my system, which is why I have a fresh install now. Any help? http://imgbin.org/images/8742.png | 09:30 |
jpds | eph3meral: Yes. | 09:30 |
eph3meral | dwakar, what does that mean? how is it different from the .deb I linked just now | 09:30 |
namelezz | rectec, just try to install fglrx (but not the package with updates) | 09:31 |
dwakar | I think .deb packages are a bit older skype 4 is not available | 09:31 |
namelezz | i'm using skype 4.0 on 12.04 | 09:32 |
rectec | namelezz, not the post-updates one? I hope you can understand I'm a bit wary of doing so. | 09:32 |
namelezz | yep | 09:32 |
mlechner | hi, where to report bugs on Ubuntu server 12.04. installation process? I got a USB-Keyboard that is stopping to work as soon as the "select a language" screen appears. | 09:32 |
rectec | Well I hope it works this time... | 09:33 |
Darkened | Hey Linux peeps I spent a good amount of my time yesterday troubleshooting a sound issue I have with a user called BluesKaj sadly we could not solve the problem is there anyone else whom might be able to help? | 09:34 |
ssrvm | !details | Darkened | 09:36 |
ubottu | Darkened: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 09:36 |
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ssrvm | hi. is there any software to centrally 'control' and 'manage' the linux pcs in network? | 09:36 |
Guest50263 | hello all I want to install a distro and i don;t know which one is better linux mint with cinnamon vs fedora 17 gnome shell | 09:36 |
Darkened | ubittu, my issue is that I have no sound at all Running Ubuntu 10.04 LTC Lucid my output is a onbaord Realtek ALC655 sound port with two satalite Philips desk speakers | 09:37 |
Darkened | ubottu,my issue is that I have no sound at all Running Ubuntu 10.04 LTC Lucid my output is a onbaord Realtek ALC655 sound port with two satalite Philips desk speakers | 09:38 |
dark3n | is it a laptop ? | 09:39 |
Guest50263 | dark3n yes | 09:39 |
namelezz | i think, he meant darkened, guest | 09:40 |
dark3n | i did | 09:40 |
namelezz | guest, just try them both. you can also use virtual box to test them | 09:40 |
dark3n | Darkened, i had a similar issue on my laptop, you had to open the audio mixer panel in console, was called salsa something i think, and unmute the master/speaker volume, it didn't show as muted in the GUI, but in fact it was | 09:41 |
ilmpc | I just created a user in a MySQL setup using PHPMyAdmin, but when I try to log in using the new user I get 'access denied' errors, what have I done wrong? | 09:41 |
Darkened | dark3n, sadly I have been through this process may times before troubledhotting and I can rule that out :( | 09:41 |
ssrvm | lol salsa. dont you meant alsa mixer? | 09:42 |
GhostWolf | namelezz, do you know if there is a way like in unity 2d, to have the alt+tab cycling in unity 3d? | 09:42 |
dark3n | ssrvm,errr yes ;D | 09:43 |
dark3n | Darkened, if you are sure that its not muted or on 0 volume, then no idea either | 09:43 |
Darkened | dark3n, yeah I figgured as much | 09:44 |
dark3n | Darkened, maybe the speakers are broken ;) | 09:44 |
Darkened | dark3n, nope test and I know they work | 09:44 |
jack_the_ripper | irc.anonymous-austria.com | 09:45 |
mlechner | hi, where to report bugs on Ubuntu server 12.04. installation process? I got a USB-Keyboard that is stopping to work as soon as the "select a language" screen appears. | 09:45 |
dwakar | Darkened search for a alsaupgrade script available in ubuntuforums, that may solve your problem | 09:45 |
namelezz | ghostwolf, i dont know how alt-tab looks like in unity 2d | 09:45 |
namelezz | i dont use it | 09:45 |
a5m0 | I am trying to fix my /boot after and apt-get upgrade messed it up, I am chrooted in (using livecd) and I have my /boot partition mounted to /mnt/root/boot but when I try to run update-grub it tells me "cannot find a device for /boot (isd /dev mounted?)." any thoughts? | 09:46 |
dwakar | Darkened http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6589810#post6589810 | 09:46 |
gitesh | #web | 09:47 |
gitesh | sorry | 09:47 |
GhostWolf | dark3n, maybe you can help me, do you know anything about looks of unity 2d? | 09:47 |
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dark3n | GhostWolf, not really, isn't it just like 3d , but without the square button side bar? | 09:48 |
namelezz | i tested it, there is no big difference. the icons are smaller in unity 2d | 09:49 |
Darkened | dwakar, the alsascripter is no longer avaliable | 09:49 |
muh2000 | Valid eCryptfs headers not found in file header region or xattr region, inode 132739 what can i do? i already tried to remove via inode number | 09:49 |
GhostWolf | i have no clue dark3n only difference i notice is with the alt+tab cycling. the browser windows when i have more than one firefox open its seperated, not together if you understand what im talking about | 09:50 |
rectec | Unfortunately, the fglrx install didn't work. I'm getting the same out of frequency error on my monitor as when I tried to install the proprietary drivers on my 4200. | 09:50 |
namelezz | rectec, yes, amd sucks | 09:51 |
dwakar | whoopsie Darkened my bad, | 09:51 |
namelezz | rectec, your last chance is to use the newest version of fglrx | 09:51 |
tking | hello nano /etc/selinux/config shows blank | 09:52 |
dwakar | Darkened though i have one in my pc check http://pastebin.com/JVQQ7EXH | 09:52 |
rectec | I knew I'd get problems with drivers if I chose ATI over NVIDIA.. | 09:52 |
namelezz | rectec: download 12.6 here http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx | 09:52 |
rectec | Well, I can always try | 09:52 |
dwakar | Darkened Now it may or may not work , the risk is yours to take, even the author has stopped supporting it | 09:52 |
namelezz | use "sudo sh amd-driver-installer-*-x86.x86_64.run --buildpkg" to create packages and install them | 09:53 |
tking | hello nano /etc/selinux/config shows blank i am trying to disable it | 09:53 |
rectec | namelezz, ok. Typing from my phone so you'll have to excuse my slow responses | 09:54 |
Darkened | dwakar, sorry being quite new to Linux all that is jibberish to me :/ | 09:54 |
ikonia | tking: ubuntu doesn't use selinux by default | 09:55 |
ikonia | tking: it's not installed by default | 09:55 |
tking | ikonia, i know but what if it is installed? | 09:55 |
rectec | namelezz, so, just in install fglrx to get back to the desktop? | 09:55 |
ikonia | tking: it's not - because it's not installed by default | 09:55 |
dwakar | Darkened no its a shell script save it to a file with .sh extension in your text editor and run it in the terminal | 09:56 |
rectec | In install.* | 09:56 |
tking | ikonia i know am connected to a vps | 09:56 |
rectec | Uninstall** | 09:56 |
ikonia | tking: right, so why are you asking how to disable selinux if it's not installed | 09:56 |
sienile | Can anyone help me? I'm trying to get Vuze to work properly with magnet links in Ubuntu 12.04. | 09:56 |
namelezz | rectec, not sure, but it could work | 09:56 |
tking | ikonia, they hv it installed in the VPS | 09:56 |
ikonia | tking: please show me the ouptut of the command uname -a | 09:57 |
namelezz | rectec, you will use the open source drivers then | 09:57 |
namelezz | rectec, when you got to the desktop, download and installed fglrx 12.6 as described above | 09:58 |
rectec | Yeah. I did learn a bit fiddling around with drivers on my old install. | 09:58 |
rectec | Sure. Thanks. | 09:58 |
Gosset_Inofensiu | Hi, does anybody know why in Ubuntu 12.04 official repositories there is only version 3.5.3.2 of LibreOffice and not the last 3.5.5? | 09:59 |
auronandace | !latest | Gosset_Inofensiu | 10:00 |
ubottu | Gosset_Inofensiu: Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, so "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports, !sru, and !ppa. | 10:00 |
MonkeyDust | Gosset_Inofensiu type !latest | 10:00 |
MonkeyDust | auronandace was faster | 10:01 |
Gosset_Inofensiu | !latest | 10:01 |
namelezz | :D | 10:01 |
Gosset_Inofensiu | ok thanks for the info | 10:01 |
Darkened | dwakar, I have the whole script in my text editor where do I need to save it? | 10:01 |
dwakar | Darkened home foleder would be good. and then run it in terminal with "sh yourfilename.sh" | 10:02 |
sienile | Anyone know anything about Vuze/Azureus and magnet links? | 10:02 |
kdklslls | hi im concerned somebodys used my name on twitter to post nasty stuff . I happened upon the account after looking up my name on google. I dont have a twitter account the account has been suspended but i want to find out what was posted using the name. I cant find any archived pages. Is there any way of finding out why suspended or what was posted | 10:03 |
Gosset_Inofensiu | thanks ubottu | 10:03 |
Gosset_Inofensiu | have a nice day | 10:03 |
ikonia | kdklslls: this is nothing to do with ubuntu | 10:03 |
ikonia | kdklslls: we only deal with ubuntu issues | 10:03 |
Darkened | dwakar, keeps saying Can't Open Shell.sh | 10:05 |
namelezz | ubottu should be renamed | 10:05 |
ubottu | namelezz: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 10:05 |
dwakar | Darkened what permission denied or something like that? | 10:05 |
Darkened | dwakar, just sayd sh: can't open shell.sh | 10:06 |
dwakar | Darkened try with sudo | 10:06 |
Genesis | Hello | 10:07 |
Darkened | dwakar, nope still unable to open shell.sh | 10:07 |
sienile | seems IRC is about as much help as the forums... | 10:07 |
Genesis | collinjsimpson, are you there? :P | 10:08 |
muellisoft | well sienile. What is your actual question.? | 10:08 |
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Genesis | I have a problem. | 10:08 |
sienile | I'm trying to get Vuze to work with magnet links, but it only opens the program without passing the link. | 10:08 |
sienile | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=12091873#post12091873 | 10:09 |
rectec | namelezz, Installing said drivers. Getting a bunch of dependency issues, must manually install some packages. I will let you know if it goes smoothly. | 10:09 |
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dwakar | Darkened you might try asking it in one of the ubuntu forums then | 10:10 |
Genesis | I tried installing ubuntu server on my IBM eServer xSeries 365 with 2 x SCSI Hot-swap disks. And the installer stops on the discovering disk part.And prints me the list of available drivers. What should i do? | 10:10 |
Muelli | sienile: who's "it"? I.e. what did you do, what happened, and what did you expect to happen instead? | 10:11 |
narayana | Darkened: check the file permissions and owner/group | 10:11 |
sienile | "it" meaning my browser, Chromium | 10:12 |
Darkened | narayana, me being new to terminal commands not sure how to do that | 10:12 |
narayana | Darkened: ls -l /path/to/shell.sh | 10:14 |
sienile | I tried the commonly repeated solution with gconf, but that only works with older Ubuntu distros. Also tried changing the vuze.desktop file.... see the forum link I posted for details on what exactly it was that I did | 10:14 |
ikonia | tking: got that output for me ? | 10:14 |
ishu | #engineyard | 10:16 |
Genesis | Does anyone knows what to do in my case? | 10:17 |
rectec | namelezz, ok. It produced 3 packages. Which to install? Dumb question, I know. Just need confirmation. | 10:17 |
Darkened | narayana, says no such file or directory | 10:17 |
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namelezz | rectec, fglrx-modaliases, fglrx and fglrx-amdcccle | 10:18 |
rectec | namelezz, it appears I have fglrx-dev instead of fglrx-modaliasas. | 10:19 |
namelezz | you dont need dev | 10:19 |
narayana | Darkened: where is your shell.sh file located ? | 10:20 |
namelezz | rectec, then install just fglrx and amdcccle | 10:20 |
Darkened | narayana, location /home/dark | 10:20 |
narayana | Darkened: do ls -l /home/dark/shell.sh | 10:21 |
sienile | Muelli, have you read my forum post? | 10:22 |
Muelli | sienile: no. | 10:22 |
sienile | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=12091873#post12091873 | 10:22 |
Genesis | Please? | 10:22 |
Darkened | narayana, -rw-r--r-- 1 dark dark 21931 2012-07-12 11:04 /home/dark/Shell | 10:22 |
sienile | it has details about what I've tried so far | 10:22 |
Muelli | sienile: fair enough. Solving Chromium issues doesn't attract me though. If it was about firefox, I might have loaded 2GB of a web browser into my memory and researched... | 10:23 |
narayana | Darkened: do gedit /home/dark/Shell & | 10:24 |
sienile | :P getting it to work in Firefox is easy, just pick it from the app list... Chromium makes you have all your settings perfect for it to work | 10:25 |
Darkened | narayana, it replys with [1] 3043 then opens the Shell file in text editor | 10:26 |
narayana | Darkened: is this what you wanted ? | 10:26 |
sienile | I just don't like the idea of having to either switch browsers or C&P the links manually | 10:26 |
Darkened | narayana, I am wanting to get my sound working im following your steps tihnking this will solve my sound issue X'D | 10:27 |
rectec | namelezz, Well, the packages install successfully. Unfortunately, I still get the same out of frequency error. Here's an idea: I'm getting my DVI cable tomorrow, which will enable me to hook up my LCD monitor to the PC. Could this perhaps alleviate this out of range error? | 10:28 |
Genesis | I tried installing ubuntu server on my IBM eServer xSeries 365 with 2 x SCSI Hot-swap disks. And the installer stops on the discovering disk part.And prints me the list of available drivers. What should i do? | 10:29 |
namelezz | rectec, i dont know, try it | 10:29 |
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* sienile thinks he's not going to find a way to get Chromium and Vuze to play nice. | 10:30 | |
Genesis | ? | 10:30 |
guido_ | ciao | 10:31 |
rectec | I hope so. I know that LCDs have a fixed resolution and refresh rate, so I'm hoping this will fix my problem. But for now, I must revert to Windows. Thanks for the help. Later. | 10:31 |
MonkeyDust | sienile if you find a way, then you are the expert | 10:31 |
sienile | MonkeyDust, guess you had similar issues? :P | 10:32 |
guido_ | ciao | 10:32 |
guido_ | !list | 10:32 |
ubottu | guido_: No warez here! This is not a file sharing channel (or network); read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot ». If you're looking for a channel, see « /msg ubottu !alis ». | 10:32 |
narayana | Genesis: http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/server/make/IBM/?page=1 | 10:33 |
Genesis | What does this mean> | 10:35 |
Genesis | That any other IBM servers wont work under ubuntu? | 10:35 |
narayana | Genesis: if you find the model that's closest to your, try installing the version of ubuntu listed as tested | 10:36 |
Genesis | narayana, ? | 10:36 |
Genesis | narayana, oh but if my model isnt close to any of those? | 10:36 |
Genesis | it's pretty old | 10:37 |
Genesis | narayana, Is there any way to get the normal server working there? | 10:39 |
mah454 | Hello | 10:40 |
magpie | hello? | 10:40 |
mah454 | this command not work ! : invoke-rc.d apache2 start | 10:40 |
mah454 | invoke-rc.d apache2 stop work but start not work ! | 10:41 |
narayana | Genesis: try searching for the driver that might work with your hard drive, and select it from the list | 10:41 |
Genesis | narayana, I tired that on gooogle ant it is nowhere said what one. is there any ubuntu list for drivers? | 10:41 |
fidel | mah454: what are you trying to achive in the first place? | 10:42 |
mah454 | fidel: I add "set -x" in /etc/init.d/apache2 . (for debug) | 10:43 |
mah454 | stop script work but start not work ! (without ony output !) | 10:43 |
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_farmer_ | Hello, does anyone know is it possible to install poco library via apt-get on ubuntu 12.04 | 10:47 |
fidel | _farmer_: have you checked if its in the repo? | 10:48 |
fidel | which is easy testable via the ubuntu website? | 10:48 |
_farmer_ | how do i do that? | 10:48 |
_farmer_ | how do i check if it is in the repo? | 10:48 |
fidel | !info poco | 10:48 |
ubottu | Package poco does not exist in precise | 10:48 |
_farmer_ | the f# in | 10:49 |
_farmer_ | ää | 10:49 |
fidel | or via browser here: http://packages.ubuntu.com/ | 10:49 |
fidel | its really not that hard to check ;) | 10:49 |
ndxtg | what is the difference between gdm and fluxbox? I'm about to install fluxbox on Ubuntu Server for lightest GUI, but seems like I must install gdm too? | 10:49 |
Genesis | narayana, please ? | 10:49 |
fidel | ndxtg: gdm is a login manager - fluxbox isnt afaik | 10:49 |
Genesis | narayana, sorry im kinda noob to ubuntu | 10:49 |
narayana | Genesis: google "ubuntu server scsi drivers" - some have the same problem with ubuntu not detecting it | 10:50 |
fidel | fluxbox is a pretty old looking but most likely light desktop environment (not sure if that termi is 100% correct) | 10:50 |
narayana | Genesis: try this driver if its listed http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100702173336AAgLku8 | 10:50 |
ndxtg | fidel: thanks, so I must install both in order to make fluxbox works, is that correct? | 10:50 |
fidel | _farmer_: but poco-lib packages exists - so you mentioned the wrong package name most likely in the first place | 10:51 |
_farmer_ | that is the trick | 10:51 |
_farmer_ | i try to write apt-get install libpoconetssl9 | 10:51 |
_farmer_ | as specified here | 10:51 |
fidel | search for libpoco* | 10:51 |
_farmer_ | http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/libpoconetssl9 | 10:51 |
fidel | at least i think so | 10:51 |
_farmer_ | and i just get back an error | 10:51 |
_farmer_ | there is no | 10:51 |
narayana | Genesis: try live booting into some other distro if its possible. It might help pinpoint the issue | 10:52 |
MonkeyDust | !find poco | 10:52 |
ubottu | Found: libpoco-dev, libpoco-doc, libpococrypto9, libpococrypto9-dbg, libpocodata9, libpocodata9-dbg, libpocofoundation9, libpocofoundation9-dbg, libpocomysql9, libpocomysql9-dbg (and 14 others) http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=poco&searchon=names&suite=precise§ion=all | 10:52 |
_farmer_ | i have found that | 10:52 |
_farmer_ | but should then the command apt-get install libpoconetssl9 | 10:52 |
_farmer_ | work? | 10:53 |
Fudge | hi having trouble mounting a ufs2 memstick, any tips? | 10:53 |
MonkeyDust | _farmer_ yes, if the package name is typed correctly | 10:53 |
fidel | _farmer_: if a package is listed on the ubuntu website for your distri as available - you can for sure install it on that specific distri-version | 10:53 |
Genesis | narayana, i have a live cd. i can boot it . | 10:53 |
_farmer_ | it is fuckin typed correctly, i copy pasted it :D | 10:53 |
Genesis | narayana, i can try whatever you tell me to do xD | 10:54 |
Macready | type sudo in front | 10:54 |
_farmer_ | but it simply spits out "has no installation candidate" | 10:54 |
chu | _farmer_, Please watch your language in this channel, thank you. | 10:54 |
_farmer_ | chu: np | 10:54 |
_farmer_ | chu: but i got advised to watch out the name of the package five times | 10:54 |
fidel | _farmer_: are you used to apt? | 10:54 |
_farmer_ | nope | 10:55 |
_farmer_ | but it worked fine till now | 10:55 |
fidel | then that is error 1 - dont try to use a package manangent if you dont understand at least the basics of it | 10:55 |
ok_ | dude just $apt-cache search ^searchTerm if ur unsure | 10:55 |
fidel | _farmer_: a good approach is to check if your sources is up to date - then maybe checking what version of desired package is available in your defined sources (using the policy option) and then install that desired package | 10:56 |
Genesis | narayana, tried searching on google nothing pops out :( | 10:56 |
fidel | apt isnt that hard and it makes sense to spend some minutes trying to udnerstand it | 10:56 |
ok_ | ^^ | 10:57 |
ok_ | what fidel said - big time | 10:57 |
_farmer_ | ok, i will do that | 10:57 |
fidel | otherwise you'll come back here repeatly and ask question s most inhere will not even understand in the first moment ;) | 10:57 |
_farmer_ | i just thought there is someone with a similiar problem who could give me a quick fix | 10:57 |
blarf_ | hi, if i want to use the open ati and nvidia driver with 3d support, do i need to do anything, like install something or change some config? | 10:57 |
_farmer_ | thank for the help | 10:57 |
narayana | Genesis: look for others with the same problems, and their fixes. Might not be for the same version of ubuntu server | 10:57 |
fidel | _farmer_: understanding > tips from random strangers | 10:58 |
fidel | those tips in irc might even be wrong or dangerous - so be careful with tips you dont udnerstand at least partly | 10:58 |
_farmer_ | yes, true, but now i dont have the time to understand, i just need to test something out quickly | 10:58 |
LjL | _farmer_: it's possible you don't have Universe (the repository where the package is) enabled for some reason. anyway, i'd start with "apt-cache policy libpoconetssl9" | 10:58 |
Genesis | narayana, i tried on google with my version of LSI and still nothing it looks like no one usues it anymore :( | 10:58 |
_farmer_ | so i wanted to save time | 10:58 |
Genesis | narayana, but i have a live cd | 10:59 |
ok_ | farmer: you can do ten min reading and fix ur issues when they arise or post somewhere eveytime and waste far more than ten mins waiting for an answer | 10:59 |
ok_ | everytime | 10:59 |
fidel | _farmer_: using a debian based distri foces you basically to understand the apt-basics | 10:59 |
fidel | if you want ever save time ;) | 10:59 |
_farmer_ | ok, the apt-cache returns all nones | 10:59 |
LjL | _farmer_: pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list file please | 11:00 |
_farmer_ | and yes you are right with the advices :) | 11:00 |
ok_ | then it isn't available from ur list of sources | 11:00 |
narayana | Genesis: try the live cd then | 11:01 |
LjL | fidel, ok_: maybe you should cut them some slack. after all the command they used *should* work, it works on my install, and if Universe is not enabled or whatever else is the problem, well, it *ought to* be enabled by default | 11:01 |
_farmer_ | LjL: http://pastebin.com/FdyyDPZi | 11:01 |
_farmer_ | the universe multiverse line is hashed, is that what you mean? | 11:01 |
ikonia | LjL: is universe supposed to be enabled by default ? | 11:01 |
fidel | LjL: ? | 11:01 |
Genesis | narayana, and then? i still dont know what to do xD | 11:01 |
Tm_T | ikonia: AFAIK it is | 11:02 |
fidel | LjL: i was just trying to point out in general that it might be dangerous to execute commands a user does not understand ;) | 11:02 |
LjL | ikonia: yes, since a few releases | 11:02 |
blarf_ | hi, if i want to use the open ati and nvidia driver with 3d support, do i need to do anything, like install something or change some config? | 11:02 |
fidel | that was a general hint - not pointing to a cmd hint in the actual context | 11:02 |
Genesis | narayana, brb 2 mins | 11:03 |
narayana | Genesis: there are two ways of dealing with your problem | 11:03 |
LjL | _farmer_: uhm, did you modify your sources.list? because that doesn't look very much like a standard Ubuntu one. Universe is commented out (so it won't work), but also, there are no [commented out] entries for updating Universe | 11:03 |
ok_ | ljl: the user was asking specifically for a "quick fix" | 11:03 |
narayana | Genesis: 1: manually installing your drivers | 11:03 |
_farmer_ | LjL: no, i did not modify, this is the form in which i got it | 11:03 |
narayana | Genesis: or 2: installing a server that detects the drivers themselves | 11:04 |
_farmer_ | LjL: shall i uncomment the first line in the sources.list? | 11:04 |
LjL | _farmer_: yes, but you should probably also add a couple other lines. moment | 11:04 |
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narayana | Genesis: you could try debian, slackware, etc | 11:06 |
LjL | _farmer_: try this file http://pastebin.com/f7caGMcj | 11:06 |
LjL | _farmer_: issue an "apt-get update" after saving it | 11:06 |
narayana | Genesis: for 1: google for appropriate scsi drivers, and if you do find them try ones that might seem appropriate | 11:07 |
LjL | _farmer_: still keep in mind that, for some reason, you don't have the "source" repositories in that list, and i didn't add them either. so if you ever try to fetch a source package, that won't work | 11:07 |
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Layke | I just messed up.. I meant to typ ulimit -n 4096 | 11:08 |
Layke | But I actually sent ulimit -n 6 | 11:09 |
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Layke | I can't increase the limit now... lol | 11:09 |
Layke | Any solutions? | 11:09 |
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_farmer_ | LjL: i understand what you mean, thanks | 11:11 |
Genesis | narayana, ok:) thanks :D | 11:11 |
Layke | Resolved it. | 11:11 |
unrar | Buenas | 11:12 |
unrar | *Hi | 11:12 |
Genesis | narayana, will try googlin first | 11:13 |
_farmer_ | LjL: ok, according to the ubuntu website, the libpoconet9 package should bi inside the universe. After updating my sources list, i ran apt-get update, but the package still refuses to get installed (not found). Did i forget to do something? | 11:14 |
LjL | _farmer_: i can't imagine what. are you sure the sources.list file was saved properly? clearly you need to edit it with "sudo nano" or "gksudo gedit" (with root permissions in other words) | 11:16 |
mogaj | When i try ti install git by this command "apt-get install git-core" terminal am getting this outpu http://pastebin.com/Fme8pXvB what should i do to rectify those errors? | 11:16 |
pranjal710 | hello, is there anything like "connectify" in ubuntu. i want to create a wifi hotspot too share my internet. | 11:16 |
_farmer_ | LjL: i am sure it is saved correctly, i edited it as root, since i am logged in as root. | 11:17 |
Starpollo | Anyone have experience with adaptec serial ata ii raid 1420sa? Using the storman asm_linux_i386_v6_50_18597.rpm (converted to deb) - it says no controllers were found. | 11:18 |
ikonia | mogaj: looks like where ever you got the package ruby-rvm has had an error in that package | 11:19 |
xmint9 | what is the newest version of kernel right now..? | 11:19 |
LjL | _farmer_: (which you shouldn't be) but anyway - try running apt-get update again and paying attention to any errors that it might give, maybe pastebin the whole output | 11:19 |
xmint9 | 3.4 or else..? | 11:19 |
MonkeyDust | xmint9 3.2 here | 11:20 |
_farmer_ | LjL: why should not i be a farmer :D ok, i think i got it rollin, thanks for your help and patience | 11:20 |
xmint9 | MonkeyDust: mine 3.4 ... | 11:20 |
xmint9 | :D | 11:20 |
LjL | xmint9: then you are either not on Ubuntu or you are on an unsupported version of Ubuntu, unless you installed your own kernel | 11:21 |
xmint9 | ok thanks.. MonkeyDust | 11:21 |
Muelli | xmint9: you can check kernel.org or packages.ubuntu.com. | 11:21 |
Muelli | websites that are. | 11:21 |
xmint9 | yes i install it on my own | 11:21 |
xmint9 | with debian packages | 11:21 |
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xmint9 | :) | 11:21 |
LjL | what a terrible idea! | 11:21 |
LjL | oh well. | 11:21 |
nyuszika7h | *foreveralone in #ubuntu+1* | 11:21 |
mogaj | ikonia: what should i do now to rectify it? | 11:21 |
Muelli | hm. dunno it that'll work out xmint9. I don't know whether Debian ships i.e. apparmor which Ubuntu uses. | 11:22 |
ikonia | you'll probably have to do a force remove as that package's remove group doesn't seem to like the "admin" group | 11:22 |
xmint9 | but i still wann upgrade it more onto 3.6 or 4.0 if its exist.. | 11:22 |
xmint9 | probably | 11:22 |
ikonia | mogaj: I'd look at where that package came from also | 11:22 |
LjL | xmint9: start thinking about keeping things stable instead of doing horribly hacky things like installing Debian kernels on Ubuntu | 11:23 |
xmint9 | Muelli: thanks. i'll check those address.. | 11:23 |
xmint9 | on the way to > kernel.org ... | 11:23 |
xmint9 | :) | 11:23 |
xfxchilde | morning | 11:24 |
BluesKaj | Hey all | 11:24 |
BluesKaj | xfxchilde, 'morning | 11:25 |
xfxchilde | I'm trying out MAAS the first time :) | 11:25 |
xmint9 | LjL: ok, thanks for the advice, but my 3.4 kernel still stable by the way | 11:25 |
xmint9 | some friends also recomended me to upgrade it more, so i just wanna try it out | 11:26 |
ome | is there a way to sacrifice the Splash screen for a faster boot time ? | 11:29 |
angs | is there a way to see the brand of keyboard of my laptop? | 11:29 |
xmint9 | check this out, guys... http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ | 11:30 |
_farmer_ | Ok, I have only one more question, and then i will stop nagging :) I managed to get the apt-get working. But when i want to install the .deb it whines that it depends on libv8-2.0.3 (>= 2.0.3). However i have libv8-3.7.12.22 installed which should be higher than 2.0.3 what means it should be ok. Why does dpkg not detect this? | 11:30 |
xmint9 | update your kernel.. for faster system.. :) | 11:31 |
LjL | xmint9: please don't recommend that to people here | 11:31 |
DJones | !wfm | xmint9 | 11:31 |
ubottu | xmint9: Common Sense: Just because you can, does not mean you should (and especially recommend to others). Think before you do. "Works for me" does not mean it is ok. The latest version of everything is not always useful if you aim for stability. Please see http://geekosophical.net/random/worksforme/ | 11:31 |
nyuszika7h | ome: I'm not sure about the exact file location with grub2, but look for "quiet splash" in /boot/grub/grub.cfg or similiar and remove "splash". | 11:31 |
quixotedon | alaska2012 | 11:31 |
LjL | xmint9: you're free to do what you want on your system despite recommendations, but don't contribute to messing up other people's systems | 11:31 |
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nyuszika7h | I'm not sure does that reduce the boot time though; the splash screen should normally only be present until the desktop is ready. | 11:32 |
LjL | _farmer_: that's not the way it works. a package has a "name" and a "version". in that case, the package *name* is "libv8-2.0.3" (it includes the version in the name) so it won't be recognized as simply a different version of the same package. | 11:32 |
xmint9 | hmmm, ok i'm sorry LjL .. | 11:32 |
_farmer_ | LjL: the ... :D, aaaah so, if libv8-2.0.3 is available only for lucid, does that mean i am done for? | 11:34 |
nyuszika7h | If you want a more user-friendly way, install Startup Manager (possibly from the Ubuntu Software Center, Synaptic or apt-get/aptitude), and disable the splash screen from there. | 11:34 |
SmashLink | hey guys, does somebody know about any PTPd tutorial/manual? | 11:34 |
LjL | _farmer_: yes, you can't install the package unless you manually install libv8-2.0.3 first (but then that might require other stuff, etc etc - and also may conflict with stuff you have) | 11:34 |
noiro | does anyone know a good application to go at the bottom of my screen and show minimized applications? | 11:35 |
noiro | I am going to get rid of Unity, install fluxbox, and just need something along those lines | 11:35 |
yui | which vpn site is free ? | 11:36 |
ome | nyuszika7h: thanks, let me give it a try. | 11:37 |
xfxchilde | Anyone one here ever try to do the MAAS yet? | 11:38 |
livingdaylight | is open java - icetea the new way ? seems the sun-java option is no longer | 11:39 |
noiro | Hey guys, anyone know a good application/launch bar to put at th ebottom of my screen? | 11:39 |
noiro | I want to get rid of Unity's method. | 11:39 |
livingdaylight | for a site like go kgs would openjava/icetea be a good webstart? | 11:39 |
livingdaylight | appears that there are oracle-java installation guides online. What is the consensus of oracle-java vs icetea? | 11:40 |
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Calinou | livingdaylight, yes, you can install sun's java. it is proprietary but it can perform better | 11:43 |
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duality | hi | 11:45 |
livingdaylight | Calinou, do you know the best/safest way of getting sun's java, please? guide/how-to link? | 11:46 |
duality | can i run a virtual machine on ubuntu server (yes, but can i also get the graphics on the same machien, ? so i don't have to vnc to it? access the machien physicly (did i write that right?) | 11:46 |
DJones | livingdaylight: You have to go to the Sun website and /w 20 | 11:46 |
livingdaylight | DJones, and /w 20 ? | 11:47 |
Calinou | livingdaylight, that's how I do it: download java from here (that's the 6, if you want java 7, it's at a difference place) http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jre6-downloads-1637595.html | 11:47 |
DJones | livingdaylight: You have to go to the Sun website and install it from there | 11:47 |
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Calinou | > linux x64 for 64 bit, linux x86 for 32 bit (the non-rpm one) | 11:47 |
livingdaylight | DJones, k, thx. wondered what w 20 meant | 11:48 |
livingdaylight | Calinou, cheers! | 11:48 |
Calinou | > run it (set executable permission first), then move the files anywhere | 11:48 |
Calinou | > then use the "update-alternatives" command | 11:48 |
noiro | gah, forgot my password already. T.T | 11:48 |
DJones | livingdaylight: Was doing 2 things at once | 11:48 |
livingdaylight | DJones, Ahh.. ok ;) | 11:49 |
DJones | livingdaylight: For reference https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java | 11:49 |
mikkel | hi i have a problem. I've made a USB drive to boot linux on, my problem is i cannot boot USB on my laptop. I have already done this once and i know it works, it's like my bios changed cause now i only see my current OS as bootable | 11:49 |
livingdaylight | DJones, cheers | 11:49 |
afancy | hi, on the panel the wireless connections disappear. "wlan0" also disappear when i use "ifconfig" to list the interfaces. How can I enable it? thanks | 11:49 |
noiro | Hey guys, aside from gedit, can you give me a good programming editor? I heard one that had a dark theme by default and looked really nice, what was the name of it? | 11:50 |
mogaj | when i run this command in terminal "apt-get install libcurl4-gnutls-dev libexpat1-dev gettext \ libz-dev libssl-dev" i am getting this error Errors were encountered while processing: ruby-rvm E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) | 11:50 |
livingdaylight | Calinou, does java 7 do everything v.6 does? i.e. would you recommend 7, as being the latest/best? | 11:50 |
mikkel | noiro, sublime text 2? | 11:50 |
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Genesis | I tried installing ubuntu server on my IBM eServer xSeries 365 with 2 x SCSI Hot-swap disks. And the installer stops on the discovering disk part.And prints me the list of available drivers. I tried searching on google and there's no one that has the similar problem to me.Althoguh i have a live cd so i can acces the terminal.If this is hardware issue like those drives deosnt work how can i check it? What should i do? | 11:50 |
{g} | Hello from Germany! Im without any distro to recommend to friends these days. Ubuntu completely fucked it up with unity and debian is still only for nerds. Any suggestions what to do? | 11:50 |
Calinou | livingdaylight, 7 is faster, but can be less stable | 11:50 |
afancy | hi, on the panel the wireless connections disappear. "wlan0" also disappear when i use "ifconfig" to list the interfaces. How can I enable it? thanks | 11:50 |
Calinou | it does everything v6 does | 11:50 |
livingdaylight | thx | 11:50 |
noiro | I don't really want a full IDE, just something that keeps up with spacing, does not add tabs, you know, the normal stuff. and mikkel, I'll look at it. | 11:50 |
SmashLink | any PTPd tutorials/manual? | 11:51 |
sven__ | hi, folks | 11:51 |
noiro | mikkel, yup, that's the one. Thanks. Does it support, Python, CSS, Javascript, PHP, HTML, XHTML, and possibly Java if I ever learn it well enough? | 11:52 |
BluesKaj | {g}, watch the language pls , well there's KDE | 11:52 |
sven__ | which is the working release of skype for ubuntu 12.04 | 11:52 |
Genesis | Anyone could help me? | 11:52 |
mikkel | Noiro, i believe it supports all these, yes | 11:52 |
fidel | !ask > Genesis | 11:52 |
ubottu | Genesis, please see my private message | 11:52 |
noiro | and mikkel, sublime is not free. Isn't there an alternative? | 11:52 |
{g} | BluesKaj: kde is no a distro. which distro do you mean? | 11:53 |
fidel | Genesis: ignore that ...just saw your questions above | 11:53 |
LjL | !ot | {g} | 11:53 |
ubottu | {g}: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 11:53 |
DJones | {g}: You're in the Ubuntu channel. You've got a choice of Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Lubuntu/Xubuntu | 11:54 |
{g} | i might give mint a try. | 11:54 |
fidel | {g}: then just dont use unity - you are mixing up os/distri with a desktop environment | 11:54 |
BluesKaj | {g} , why are you asking here , go ask in #linux | 11:54 |
Genesis | !ask | 11:54 |
ubottu | 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 | 11:54 |
Genesis | !patience | 11:55 |
ubottu | Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 11:55 |
noiro | hmmm, geany doesn't have that cool look, but I may look at this for now | 11:55 |
mikkel | I have a problem booting my usb with linux, it doesn't show up in my bios (UEFI) anyone know what im doing wrong? | 11:56 |
{g} | fidel: how do i switch from unity to something else? | 11:56 |
livingdaylight | Ubunteros: I hear there is a new version of Skype (finally) available on Linux. Is the version in Ubuntu-Software the latest version or bet to dl directly from Skype's website? and who is "precise-partner source" ? | 11:56 |
noiro | mikkel, what are you trying to boot from your USB? | 11:56 |
mogaj | mikkel: i think first your system should support usb boot | 11:56 |
DJones | !kde | {g} | 11:56 |
ubottu | {g}: KDE (http://kde.org) is an open community that creates and maintains software including the Plasma desktop. To install from Ubuntu: « sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop », or see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingKDE . See http://kubuntu.org for more information. | 11:56 |
quixotedon | !gnome | {g} | 11:57 |
ubottu | {g}: GNOME is the default !desktop environment on Ubuntu up to 10.10 To install it from Kubuntu or Xubuntu, type « sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop » in a !terminal. | 11:57 |
mikkel | i'm trying to boot archlinux. I'm positive my system supports it, as i've done it once | 11:57 |
{g} | DJones: so i boot into my ubuntu 12 partition and do apt-get install kubuntu-desktop? | 11:57 |
noiro | mikkel, how do you have it installed on the USB? Are you using the Windows YUMI application? | 11:58 |
LjL | {g}: for instance, if you want KDE | 11:58 |
LjL | !notunity | {g} or this | 11:58 |
ubottu | {g} or this: Ubuntu 11.10 and higher use GNOME 3 with the !unity shell by default. To use GNOME Shell instead, install the "gnome-shell" package and investigate "gnome-tweak-tool". For GNOME Fallback mode, which is similar to GNOME 2, install "gnome-panel". Both packages will place entries in the Sessions dropdown. Using Natty? See !classic | 11:58 |
c3f59 | livingdaylight, not completely sure about this, but i read that skype in the canonical repository is a version 2.12, so i guess you are better off downloading from skype directly | 11:58 |
DJones | {g}: Yes, and then select it at the boot screen | 11:58 |
mikkel | i used unetbootin | 11:58 |
noiro | and I wish you the best of luck with archlinux man. THat thing will eat a ton of your free time. | 11:58 |
a5m0 | yes skype in software store is very outdated, you need to download from skype site | 11:58 |
mogaj | mikkel : then only reason i think for usb not showing in bios is it is broke(usb might be corrupted) | 11:58 |
fidel | {g}: question is answered already right? | 11:58 |
sleax | anyone can help me to setting up an user CA key within openssh,please? | 11:58 |
DJones | {g}: You also have other options, LXDE or XFCE that you could install | 11:58 |
a5m0 | I am trying to fix my /boot after an apt-get upgrade messed it up, I am chrooted in (using livecd) and I have my /boot partition mounted to /mnt/root/boot but when I try to run update-grub it tells me "cannot find a device for /boot (is /dev mounted?)." any thoughts, do I just need to mount it somewhere else? | 11:59 |
livingdaylight | c3f59, don't know why ubuntu wouldn't have the latest version, but, I know sometimes they don't for whatever reason, which is why I'm asking/confirming, because I also know its usually best to get official and tested from software repos | 11:59 |
livingdaylight | c3f59, but, thanks | 11:59 |
c3f59 | well you know how it is, canonical is people, and people sometimes decide things you don't understand. | 12:00 |
SmashLink | where can I find a manual about the Precision Time Protocol daemon? I've been searching but couldn't find any. | 12:00 |
mikkel | well my USB does show up in my OS. In BIOS it doesn't even show other disks to boot e.g. CD,HDD etc. | 12:00 |
c3f59 | but i'm sure they have a good reason for it | 12:00 |
mikkel | it only shows my current OS | 12:00 |
a5m0 | livingdaylight, yes skype in software store is very outdated, you need to download from skype site | 12:00 |
bonno | hello anyone knows the diference between "hibernate" and "suspend" / when i hibernate i get a grub menu each time i start the computer..which means than i can boot from another OS (i have dual boot) | 12:00 |
Genesis | I tried installing ubuntu server on my IBM eServer xSeries 365 with 2 x SCSI Hot-swap disks. And the installer stops on the discovering disk part.And prints me the list of available drivers. I tried searching on google and there's no one that has the similar problem to me.Althoguh i have a live cd so i can acces the terminal.If this is hardware issue like those drives deosnt work how can i check it? What should i do? | 12:01 |
a5m0 | bonno, suspend usually keeps stuff in memory, hibernate dumps everything to disc | 12:01 |
LjL | bonno: "suspend" suspends to RAM, needs motherboard support, and involves your motherboard giving a "trickle current" to your RAM to keep the data in it. "hibernate" moves everything to the HDD and shuts the computer off | 12:01 |
a5m0 | Genesis, get the correct driver and load it | 12:01 |
Genesis | a4m0, how do i know what driver is correct? | 12:02 |
{g} | fidel: well, answered.. i have some options to try: apt-get install kubuntu-desktop, try to get debian testing running, try mint. | 12:02 |
bonno | so if i hibernate i can shut my computer off without losing data? | 12:02 |
Genesis | a5m0, how do i know what driver is correct? | 12:02 |
fidel | {g}: i was asking regarding the 'how to get something else then unity" question | 12:02 |
LjL | bonno: you should always save your data first, suspend and hibernate are not entirely foolproof | 12:02 |
fidel | and i assume you got the answer - so have fun testing gnome3, xfce etc | 12:03 |
bonno | i mean after hibernation can i press the UPS button ....oh ok.. :) thanks | 12:03 |
LjL | bonno: yes you can | 12:03 |
bonno | in windows the equivalent option is actually suspend or hibernation? (last question) | 12:04 |
a5m0 | Genesis, find out the controller model and search the oem site or google | 12:04 |
bienestar | talquen | 12:04 |
LjL | bonno: in Windows, i believe "suspend" is called "Standby", and "hibernate" is called, uh, either "Suspend" or "Hibernate", don't remember | 12:04 |
Genesis | a5m0, i did and nothing :( | 12:04 |
bienestar | no jodas | 12:04 |
LjL | !es | bienestar | 12:05 |
ubottu | bienestar: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y presione intro. | 12:05 |
bonno | in windows there is only one option... :p standby.. :p | 12:05 |
bienestar | andaaaaa | 12:05 |
siva4080 | One week back I've setup proxy in my system. Now I'm using other network. But still all my "sudo apt-get install package" requests are going to proxy ip address... how to change it.. please help | 12:05 |
Genesis | a5m0, if you mean raid controller and scsi type then nothing on google | 12:05 |
LjL | bonno: no, both options are available. the other one involves keeping Shift or something pressed in some Windows versions, but it's there. | 12:05 |
bonno | lol... shitty windows :p thanks a lot | 12:06 |
* {g} runs apt-get install kubuntu-desktop | 12:06 | |
duality | i've got two screens can i give one screen fully to virtualmachien/box ? (not making it fullscreen, but really give it the screen) | 12:06 |
a5m0 | Genesis, a quick search tells me you are using IBM Ultra320 SCSI controller | 12:07 |
a5m0 | which is supported by the mpt driver | 12:07 |
mrblood | duality: more than one physical screen? | 12:07 |
Genesis | a5m0, mpt? i will try and if it works then you're my hero | 12:07 |
a5m0 | mpt - LSI Fusion-MPT SCSI/Fibre Channel driver | 12:07 |
Papa-Smurf | Hello | 12:08 |
Genesis | a5m0, but what mpt exactly? | 12:08 |
a5m0 | i don't know what you're askign | 12:08 |
Papa-Smurf | how can i compile a source with make using gcc4.4 instead of gcc4.6 ???? | 12:09 |
Genesis | a5m0, there's no just mpt, there are like mptbase mptsomething | 12:10 |
Genesis | a5m0, no mpt | 12:10 |
a5m0 | Genesis, anything about LSI ultra320 or LSI Fusion-MPT SCS ? | 12:11 |
{g} | so should i choose kdm or lightdm when kde asks me? | 12:11 |
|Long| | hi folks, i need some help plz...i has scheduling crontab's jobs under root account and it does not executed from the time scheduled, is there any log or somewhere i can look for it error? | 12:12 |
Genesis | a5m0, nope there's mpt2sas mptbase mptctl mptfc mptlan mptsas mptscsih mptspi | 12:13 |
Genesis | a5m0, only those | 12:13 |
Genesis | a5m0, should i loadthe mpt like on usb or smth? | 12:13 |
a5m0 | Genesis, maybe you need to configure the raid correctly in your raid bios, this server has the same contrlller as you and it's certified hardware http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/hardware/201104-7600/ | 12:16 |
a5m0 | Genesis, have you configured your raid partition? | 12:16 |
Genesis | a5m0, how do i do that? | 12:18 |
MonkeyDust | Genesis type !raid for instructions | 12:18 |
a5m0 | you need to watch your screen as the machine boots and the raid controller will flash something like press ctrl+r to enter raid setup | 12:18 |
teamviewer-vpn | how to use teamviewer in vpn ? | 12:19 |
Genesis | !raid | 12:19 |
ubottu | Tips and tricks for RAID and LVM can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID and http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO - For software RAID, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto | 12:19 |
Genesis | a5m0, ok thanks will try that :) | 12:19 |
a5m0 | Genesis, yeah it helps if your drive array is actually setup :P | 12:20 |
a5m0 | those tips are mostly software raid though, you need to setup hardware raid | 12:20 |
Genesis | a5m0, xD didnt know im really new to server's this is my first one xD | 12:20 |
Genesis | a5m0, yu know how to do that? | 12:21 |
a5m0 | yes I do but it should be easy for you to figure out | 12:21 |
a5m0 | and all the menus are different depending on controller manufacturer | 12:21 |
fabri | hi all... I've got a Xubuntu 12.04 installed on a Toshiba Satellite L350... Everything is ok but the volume wheel doesn't control the main level but some other device... How can i set it? | 12:21 |
Genesis | a5m0, ok if i have any problems i wil ltry to ask here :) | 12:21 |
LaOdeAliFarisi_ | ada yg tau cara install burg? | 12:23 |
LaOdeAliFarisi_ | saya sdah ikut tutorial yg sdah di siapkan di internet tapi pas saya install sudo burg-install "(hd0)" --> langsung muncul "perintah tidk ditemukan. help | 12:23 |
pawan | hi | 12:24 |
pawan | Wired network not managed | 12:25 |
pawan | unable to connect to internet | 12:25 |
pawan | currently on windows | 12:25 |
Genesis | a5m0, logical drive status should display anything? | 12:25 |
BluesKaj | pawan, did you try network manager settings ? | 12:26 |
pawan | yes | 12:26 |
a5m0 | you need to have at least 1 array, you can set them up with both drives in raid or you can setup each drive in raid 0 and use software raid, but i'm afraid that's probably above your experience | 12:26 |
pawan | i also have a NIC can i use that | 12:26 |
^Mike | Is there a package that'll give me a little webserver suitable for running a small PHP application locally for development and debugging? | 12:27 |
Genesis | a5m0, yeah xD | 12:27 |
BluesKaj | pawan, yes , of couse as long as it's an ethernet | 12:27 |
wolverine_ | use joomla | 12:27 |
wolverine_ | Mike: | 12:27 |
pawan | its ethernet how to detect it | 12:27 |
Genesis | a5m0, on view controller status it displays 2 arrays | 12:28 |
BluesKaj | ifconfig in the termina , pawan | 12:28 |
BluesKaj | terminal | 12:28 |
pawan | then | 12:28 |
MonkeyDust | Mike please remove that annoying sugn in you name -- try tasksel for server components | 12:28 |
a5m0 | Genesis, so make sure they're initialized and ready, I really can't help you much remotely | 12:28 |
Genesis | a5m0, ch1 0 RDY 1RDY 2 RDY 3 RDY 4--- 5--- 6--- 7INI 8PRC | 12:28 |
Genesis | ch2 7 INI | 12:29 |
^Mike | I'd rather avoid having apache installed, for example. Something like git-daemon that just serves up the current directory | 12:29 |
BluesKaj | pawan, sudo ifconfig eth0 up | 12:29 |
Genesis | a5m0, thats the display is it setup? | 12:29 |
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Slimcea_boy | MonkeyDust: Is that better? | 12:29 |
a5m0 | Genesis, I really can't help you much remotely, raid controllers all tend to act a little different | 12:29 |
tking | pls how can i check the installation process of an application in terminal | 12:30 |
pawan | then sudo pppoe | 12:30 |
MonkeyDust | Slimcea_boy is what better than what exactly? | 12:30 |
Slimcea_boy | MonkeyDust: You asked me to change my nick | 12:30 |
a5m0 | Genesis, I've told you the model, go see if you can find the controller manual and read it | 12:30 |
Genesis | a5m0, :( but does this output tell you anything? | 12:30 |
MonkeyDust | Slimcea_boy ah, ok, i don't see nick changes | 12:30 |
Genesis | a5m0, ok :) | 12:30 |
a5m0 | Genesis, not anything that I can tell, "RDY" sounds ready | 12:30 |
BluesKaj | pawan, sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart | 12:32 |
ner0x | What are some good process monitoring packages? | 12:33 |
a5m0 | ner0x, with webUI and logging or just to glance at stuff? for glancing I say htop | 12:34 |
{g} | Hello! I did "apt-get install kubuntu-desktop" and rebooted. Ubuntu still looks the same. What did I do wrong? | 12:36 |
MonkeyDust | {g} in lightDM, select kubuntu or kde | 12:36 |
MonkeyDust | {g} lightDM is the login screen | 12:37 |
{g} | MonkeyDust: i dont get a login screen. when i reboot, i go straight into ubuntu. | 12:38 |
MonkeyDust | {g} if you enabled 'automatic login' because you don't like the password, you should re-enable it | 12:39 |
MonkeyDust | {g} correction: if you enabled 'automatic login' because you don't like the password, you should disable it | 12:39 |
{g} | MonkeyDust: how? | 12:40 |
dwakar | {g} with system settings->user accounts | 12:41 |
{g} | ok, looks like im in kde or lightdm or plasmasuperstuff or something... lets so how that turns out. | 12:42 |
MonkeyDust | learning is grwoing | 12:42 |
duality | :) | 12:42 |
dwakar | {g} if you're in the login screen look around | 12:43 |
{g} | dwakar: yes, i found something behind the ubuntu logo and choosed plasma-super-stuff or something. | 12:43 |
davit | lanc3r | 12:45 |
lanc3r | yes? | 12:45 |
lanc3r | yes? | 12:47 |
lanc3r | davit, yes? | 12:47 |
DJones | lanc3r: They quit the channel | 12:48 |
a5m0 | I am trying to fix my /boot after an apt-get upgrade messed it up, I am chrooted in (using livecd) and I have my /boot partition mounted to /mnt/root/boot but when I try to run update-grub it tells me "cannot find a device for /boot (is /dev mounted?)." any thoughts, do I just need to mount it somewhere else? | 12:50 |
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Kartagis | how do write ISO from usb? | 12:51 |
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Arash | Hello | 12:53 |
Arash | Hello :) | 12:53 |
L3top | Kartagis: is that question phrased correctly? | 12:53 |
{g} | I could swear the screen is darker in kde then in gnome. even though the notebooks screen-luminance is set to full. Whats that? | 12:54 |
aithox | hello, can i install bumblebee with nvidia's *.run dirver ? i'm confusing why nvidia released that driver which doen't work :( | 12:54 |
ikonia | aithox: nvidir haven't released a driver which doesn't work | 12:54 |
colegatron | hi #ubuntu | 12:54 |
L3top | They didn't release a driver that doesn't work... they released a chipset that doesn't work on linux and refuse to support. | 12:55 |
Kartagis | L3top: isn't it? basically I want to create an ISO from what's inside USB | 12:55 |
Arash | hi colegatron | 12:55 |
Arash | ;) | 12:55 |
neuma | hello room, this is my first time on xchat | 12:55 |
aithox | ikonia: but it said it work for the version i have,,,,n i still need to install bumblebee | 12:55 |
colegatron | if i do a dpkg --get-selections it appears open-jdk as installed, but for some reason in aptitude or synaptic or ubuntu software center does not appear as installed... | 12:55 |
L3top | What desktop are you in Kartagis? I mean... you can burn its contents like you burn anything else. I like kb3. | 12:55 |
colegatron | now i need to install oracle-jdk but I can not uninstall open-jdk.... what can I do? | 12:56 |
neuma | can anyone help me with a problem that I have with Xubuntu? | 12:56 |
SkippersBoss | !ask |arash, neuma | 12:56 |
ubottu | arash, neuma: 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 | 12:56 |
Kartagis | L3top: GNOME, k3b only burns to CD, yes? | 12:57 |
L3top | Kartagis: No... it should burn to .iso file | 12:57 |
rrodas7 | @ rrodas curious about building an @ubuntu private cloud. curious of how difficult it would be to build a @private cloud. | 12:58 |
L3top | colegatron: open a terminal. sudo apt-get remove openjdk* | 12:58 |
neuma | I have a problem installing Xubuntu on an old laptop. I can't run a live cd past the Xubuntu splash screen, and after installing Xubuntu through the alternate cd it hangs at the splash screen. | 12:59 |
colegatron | but I mean what should I do about the differences about the package managers | 12:59 |
rrodas7 | @rrodas #Private cloud !any ideas feel free to direct them to me on private rooms thank you/ | 12:59 |
minas | Hi. I need some help. I installed yesterday the latest proprietary driver from ati (amd now). I shut-down and rebooted a few times and it was working perfectly. However today, when I booted, I didn't see the login screen but a "terminal" login, where I was prompted for my username and password in a terminal... I tried to do some tricks(...) there, but nothing. I rebooted to win7, found something about gdm (I think it was). So I reboote | 12:59 |
colegatron | l3top: it is supposed to expect the same result in dpkg than in aptitude | 12:59 |
colegatron | l3top isn't? | 13:00 |
L3top | colegatron: I can't tell you why it doesn't appear. They are not perfect. If you want to solve the problem... that is how. | 13:00 |
neuma | I have a problem installing Xubuntu on an old laptop. I can't run a live cd past the Xubuntu splash screen, and after installing Xubuntu through the alternate cd it hangs at the splash screen. | 13:01 |
rrodas7 | @rrodas & Building Private Cloud Enviroments | 13:01 |
minas | installed it. I was prompted to select it over light-dm so I did. When I rebooted I couldn't even get to the login screen... I rebooted and selected recovery mode, and remove gdm, but nothing happened. I made a live CD now and I'm wrting this from firefox. Is there a way I can fix this mess without reinstalling??? I don't even know why it recked in the first place... | 13:01 |
colegatron | l3top: do you know what the difference between open-jdk and open-jre is? | 13:01 |
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colegatron | open-jre does it appears as installed, but not open-jdk | 13:02 |
ganster | hi all | 13:02 |
L3top | colegatron: one is open source/free and one is closed source/proprietary. IT was sun java, then oracle bought it... and yanked the license so it had to be removed from the repositories. | 13:03 |
Kartagis | L3top: k3b doesn't do that either | 13:03 |
minas | Is there a way to "repair" ubuntu like windows has a repair option when an installation CD is inserted? | 13:04 |
Kartagis | colegatron: if you want to develop in Java, open-jdk is your friend | 13:04 |
colegatron | yep, but Appcelerator ask to install oracle-jdk and not openjdk... | 13:04 |
neuma | brb | 13:05 |
Kartagis | colegatron: then go for that | 13:06 |
colegatron | kartagis: do you know if can be both installed together? | 13:07 |
Kartagis | colegatron: open and oracle? | 13:07 |
Kartagis | not sure | 13:07 |
colegatron | yes | 13:07 |
AnDieLeine | colegatron, I think they pretty much cancel each other out | 13:07 |
Kartagis | tias? | 13:07 |
Kartagis | !tias | 13:07 |
colegatron | andieleine ok, then I'll remove open and go with oracle | 13:08 |
colegatron | thanks | 13:08 |
MonkeyDust | minas it's called recovery in the grub menu | 13:08 |
L3top | Kartagis: yes it does. GO to burn project, select "Create Image" chose the image tab and name it if you want, select a location, and click burn. | 13:09 |
minas | MonkeyDust: Recovery Mode? (The 2nd Option?) | 13:09 |
nibblyn | colegatron, not sure but I think they can be installed both, see the function "alternatives" | 13:09 |
kubanc | how do i reinstall gnome and xserver on ubuntu 10.04? | 13:09 |
MonkeyDust | minas yeah, a new menu follows | 13:09 |
colegatron | which "function alternatives"? | 13:09 |
minas | MonkeyDust: Yes, with some options to clean unused packages, open a terminal as root and others. What do I select from those? | 13:10 |
MonkeyDust | minas the one you require | 13:11 |
nibblyn | colegatron, well, you can install more browsers. if I'm not wrong there has always been an automatic way to handle more runtime machines | 13:11 |
L3top | colegatron: installing oracle is a pain... just so you know. | 13:11 |
minas | MonkeyDust: The problem is I don't know what I require :) | 13:11 |
colegatron | l3trop i have no alternative | 13:12 |
valentin | hello | 13:13 |
colegatron | nibblyn do you mean this: "at the terminal, run sudo update-alternatives --config java to select java-6-sun as default" | 13:13 |
nibblyn | colegatron, yep | 13:14 |
colegatron | ok, then it should mean I can install all two | 13:14 |
colegatron | without installing open. I'll try | 13:14 |
colegatron | thank yo | 13:14 |
colegatron | you | 13:14 |
L3top | colegatron: I wouldnt install both. | 13:15 |
nibblyn | colegatron, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java -> If your system has more than one version of Java, configure which one your system uses by entering the command in a terminal window | 13:15 |
colegatron | nybblyn: thank you very much | 13:15 |
L3top | colegatron: I can almost guarantee things are going to get confused. | 13:16 |
colegatron | l3top, it is possible, but uninstalling both and reinstalling only one is easy :) | 13:17 |
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L3top | colegatron: not really. You clearly have never installed oracle java before. | 13:19 |
colegatron | it is true | 13:20 |
L3top | http://www.liberiangeek.net/2012/04/install-oracle-java-jdk-7-in-ubuntu-12-04-precise-pangolin/ colegatron | 13:20 |
colegatron | tnx l3top | 13:21 |
kubanc | is it possible to reinstall ubuntu to start? | 13:21 |
darksifer | hi everyone. i have a sony xperia s phone. for those who dont know: its an android phone. it had gingerbread initially. i was having some issues when transferring files to and from the computer. sometimes ubuntu does not find my phone when connected. i installed ice cream sandwich and ubuntu does not detect my phone at all. i ask in the phone forum and they proposed me to try windows which is a NO for me. but today i installed virtualbox and installed wi | 13:21 |
darksifer | ndows xp and there i was able to do file transfer. can someone help me here. am surprised because android is linux, isnt it? thanks in advance | 13:21 |
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MonkeyDust | darksifer if it's with bluetooth, try installing blueman | 13:22 |
ner0x | a5m0: More to test if it's running and start/restart if necessary. | 13:23 |
ner0x | a5m0: Sorry it took so long. At work. | 13:23 |
darksifer | MonkeyDust, no, i have issues with file transfer using the USB cable. and i cant transfer gigabytes of data with bluetooth. it will take me eternity | 13:23 |
MonkeyDust | darksifer yeah, eternity is a long time, especially in the end ;) -- maybe it's a USB2 / USB3 issue? | 13:25 |
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Chelsea__ | Is it possible to open multiple files with nautilus' "open with" command? | 13:25 |
MonkeyDust | Chelsea__ you mean file types? | 13:26 |
Chelsea__ | MonkeyDust, no, I mean to select 2 (or more) files, rightclick, and choose "open with" command. In effect, to have 2 (or more) files opened at the same time. | 13:28 |
MonkeyDust | Chelsea__ I selected three files, "open with" abiword ... three abiword windows | 13:28 |
darksifer | MonkeyDust, hmm i tried the usb cable with another windows pc at work and it works. i tried with xp in virtualbox using the same cable and usb port and it works | 13:29 |
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Mattias | I had some issues while I was trying to install Ubuntu Server on a machine with Raid1, using lvm. Grub just wouldn't accept any disk drive. So I continued without installing a bootloader. Is there a way to install grub on raid1 lvm or do I need another bootloader? | 13:32 |
Chelsea__ | I'm trying diff multiple files with vimdiff, using the"open with" command. This is no working with me. | 13:32 |
MonkeyDust | darksifer is this helpful https://linuxnorth.wordpress.com/2012/04/23/a100-to-ubuntu-file-transfer/ | 13:32 |
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MonkeyDust | darksifer you can also use Ubuntu One to sync muic or other files between devices | 13:33 |
leOn | hello .. can someone please explain how can i add an application to the list of available apps to be set as default application for a certain file type? | 13:34 |
fidel | Chelsea__: so is it a vimdiff issue or a nautilus one? | 13:34 |
Chelsea__ | fidel, I expected that the files would be passed as arguments to vimdiff. I seems this is not the case. | 13:36 |
austin | I have an old radeon 2xxx card so, I've decided to try to use MESA driver instead. However, after I setup dual monitors by futzing with xorg.conf, my windows maximize across both monitors and this is not what I want. How can I fix this so they only max across one? | 13:36 |
fidel | Chelsea__: can you open those files all at once with another app? | 13:36 |
fidel | i am just trying to find out what is buggy ;) | 13:36 |
leOn | austin: try setting the virtual desktop size to be only one | 13:37 |
Chelsea__ | fidel, yes but the files are opened in a different instance of the application. That is not my intention. | 13:37 |
L3top | define "max across" austin | 13:38 |
fidel | so you have basically an bug-report for vimdiff right? | 13:38 |
fidel | Chelsea__: locate the software-issue-tracker and report it ;) | 13:38 |
Chelsea__ | fidel, no, i think it should be handled by nautilus. Nautilus shouls be able to ope an application using "open-with" with multiple files as arguments, right? | 13:39 |
fidel | Chelsea__: if your issue does happen with app A but not with app B - my vote goes for filling a bug report in app A ...but do whatever you think | 13:40 |
raidghost | Aboute route, how to make a traceroute from 192.168.1.10 show first gateway and then the ip i try to traceroute? | 13:40 |
raidghost | Like first match 192.168.1.1 and then 192.168.1.40 | 13:41 |
fidel | Chelsea__: ubuntu-bug might be helpful in case its an launchpad hosted project | 13:41 |
fidel | hf | 13:41 |
austin | L3top: thank you! | 13:42 |
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cane99 | I may install Ubuntu 12.04 today | 13:43 |
Mattias | Is there a way to boot into a system that has no bootloader? | 13:43 |
raidghost | cane99: know that there is a bug in the x64 bit version | 13:43 |
raidghost | that doesnt allow you to show both drives at once | 13:43 |
sveinse | I hope there are other xfce users here: I keep getting startup of orca when my xfce session is started. Anyone knows how to disable it? | 13:43 |
cane99 | Been using Fedora for a few years, but started with Ubuntu | 13:43 |
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TheBadger412 | which python ide has the best autocomplete on ubuntu? eclipse and aptana seem to hate unity, geany's python autocomplete sucks ass, cant seem to get gedits to work.. vim isn't my friend either... bpython and ipython have amazing autocomplete but are only interpreters | 13:44 |
cane99 | raidghost: how bad is the bug | 13:44 |
lattera | is the us.archive.ubuntu.com apt repo down? | 13:44 |
raidghost | cane99: well. Ive tried to install ubuntu 64bit with 2 harddrives | 13:44 |
raidghost | one 80GB and one 250 | 13:44 |
raidghost | and when both was connected only the 250 (slave) did show up | 13:44 |
Chelsea__ | fidel, thanks for the advice. If nautilus can't open an application with multiple files as an argument, I wil file a bug. ATM I'm not convinced this is impossible though. It seems a fairly straightforward action. | 13:45 |
raidghost | when i tried open a terminal and use fdisk and cfdisk both disc show up | 13:45 |
raidghost | But the installer didnt want to show the sda1 (the master drive) | 13:45 |
raidghost | so, i disconnected the slave harddrive and tried with just the master drive . but then it didnt show any filesize at all | 13:46 |
leOn | Mattias: http://www.sysresccd.org | 13:46 |
cane99 | Mattias: that boot CD is great | 13:47 |
madalin | hello | 13:47 |
leOn | can someone please explain how can i add an application to the list of available apps to be set as default application for a certain file type? | 13:47 |
madalin | anyone familiar with openvpn interconnecting networks ? | 13:47 |
madalin | leOn: gnome ? kde ? | 13:48 |
Mattias | leOn, Thanks, I'll use it if Ubuntu Desktop (soon finished putting it on the usb) doesn't have enough tools to install a bootloader | 13:48 |
Mattias | I wonder why Ubuntu Server doesn't have an alternative bootloader option | 13:48 |
leOn | Mattias: gnome/unity i think | 13:49 |
wols | go to tty2 and install whatever you want at the end of the installation process before you reboot | 13:49 |
leOn | ops .. i meant for mandalin | 13:49 |
wols | and I meant it for Mattias | 13:49 |
leOn | madalin: gnome/unity i think | 13:49 |
madalin | leOn: try right clicking on the specified file and open with. Browse for your app | 13:50 |
Asad2005 | Can someone please suggest an rss reader for ubuntu other than liferea | 13:50 |
leOn | madalin: i want to set the default app for that file type .. not only for this once | 13:50 |
madalin | leOn: there should be a tick for that :) | 13:51 |
Mattias | wols, aah, didn't think of trying switching tty -.- already rebooted :P now making a ubuntu desktop liveusb instead -.- | 13:51 |
lattera | it looks like gnome-terminal hooks F10... how do I send F10 to the terminal? | 13:51 |
lattera | nvm, got it | 13:52 |
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MonkeyDust | glad to help, lattera | 13:52 |
Muelli | lattera: for midnight commander? mind to share your solution for the archives? | 13:53 |
lattera | Muelli: huh? | 13:53 |
leOn | madalin: ok .. so i "Open With" -> "Other application" -> "Show other applications" ... and all i get is a list of apps it THINKS i should use ... i can't choose whatever the fuck i want .. pardon my french but i'm starting to get annoyed by not being able to easily choose acroread as the default app for my pdfs | 13:54 |
LoT | !language | leOn | 13:54 |
ubottu | leOn: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family-friendly, polite, and professional. | 13:54 |
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Compy | Are the 12.04 us.archive.ubuntu repositories having issues today? | 13:55 |
LoT | Compy: they were working earlier, why? | 13:55 |
Compy | I haven't been able to connect to any of them when using apt-get, and its tried several ips in the range. | 13:55 |
leOn | i understand that language thing and i do appologise ... but well .. lets say i'm really getting to the point of no return on this matter | 13:56 |
MonkeyDust | leOn right click on the pdf, properties, open with, show other | 13:56 |
leOn | *sigh* | 13:56 |
leOn | i have done that | 13:56 |
leOn | it shows a list of "family-friendly, polite, and professional" applications | 13:57 |
Compy | LoT: Looks like it was just running slow. It nailed it this go-round. Thanks for the prompt response! | 13:57 |
leOn | but NOT the application that i want to choose | 13:57 |
leOn | it doesn't have a "Browse" button so that i can choose whatever application i want | 13:57 |
leOn | it's limiting my choices | 13:58 |
lattera | can anyone recommend a good executable file editor (like ht editor) that doesn't segfault in 64bit ubuntu? | 13:58 |
on3pk | Is Apache available in the software store, or am I wasting my time looking? | 13:58 |
wols | apache comes with ubuntu. apt-get install apache2 | 13:59 |
MonkeyDust | leOn you could report it as a bug in launchpad, or as an idea in braistorm | 13:59 |
rocki34 | Hello, does anyone know how to make a USB recognizable on Virtualbox. I can see it on primary OS, but on my guest OS. | 13:59 |
cane99 | what's the blasted difference between the regular and business spin of 12.04 | 13:59 |
rocki34 | *but not on my guest OS | 13:59 |
leOn | !? | 13:59 |
wols | rocki34: it mustn't be seen or used on the primary OS. cause only then can the guest grab it. | 14:00 |
LoT | cane99: it details it if you read the info about it | 14:00 |
killown | http://i.imgur.com/aiwrM.jpg thanks canonical for mess up with my kde texture effects updating xorg-core... | 14:00 |
LoT | cane99: the business one removes a bunch of things and adds a few others | 14:00 |
wols | rocki34: set it up in the vbox GUI | 14:00 |
rocki34 | wols: Where? | 14:00 |
cane99 | LoT: I'm going see what I can find on that. | 14:00 |
LoT | cane99: you can just read the business spin's page | 14:01 |
wols | rocki34: where what? | 14:01 |
leOn | an idea?.. you mean that being able to choose a custom application as default app for a certain file type is a problem that hasn't come up yet? | 14:01 |
LoT | lemmeg et you that | 14:01 |
rocki34 | wols: Where do I set it up in Vbox? | 14:01 |
LoT | cane99: http://www.ubuntu.com/business/desktop/remix | 14:01 |
wols | rocki34: check chapter 3.10 of your VirtualBox manual | 14:02 |
MK` | [amsg] http://arstechnica.com/security/2012/07/yahoo-service-hacked/ | 14:03 |
MonkeyDust | MK` wrong channel | 14:03 |
MK` | Sorry | 14:04 |
MK` | [amsg] Evidently xchat likes to send amsg's to every server you're on. Sorry folks, accident. | 14:04 |
cane99 | hello | 14:05 |
rocki34 | wols: Thanks. I'll check it out. | 14:05 |
skkeeper | hi everyone, Ubuntu has random crashes on my new ASUS laptop. Everything just freezes, I can't even go to the TTYs and restart. Anyone can help me find the relevant log information on this and report it? | 14:06 |
wols | rocki34: the settings for your virtual machine has a section for USB btw | 14:06 |
rocki34 | wols: Yeah, I'm reading it right now. | 14:07 |
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klj613 | im running a command in terminal, which outputs to terminal, how can i save the output to a text file? | 14:07 |
livingdaylight | excuse me. How do I ascertain whether my system is running 32 or 64-bit ubuntu? | 14:07 |
wols | klj613: command > output.txt | 14:07 |
wols | !redirection | 14:07 |
klj613 | ty | 14:08 |
skkeeper | klj613: or >> output if you wish to append instead of replace | 14:08 |
wols | livingdaylight: dpkg --print-architecture is one way | 14:08 |
MeXTuX | I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 with GNOME and Office submenu is showing only eight elements at a time so I have to move mouse pointer over an arrow to scroll up/down elements. Is there a way to expand that submenu? | 14:08 |
agentgasmask | Hi all. I'm looking for a multi user note taking package. Something like Tomboy, but supporting mutli users. | 14:08 |
livingdaylight | wols, thx. is there another - quicker/easier way, too? | 14:09 |
Mattias | Which version of grub does ubuntu use? | 14:09 |
Mattias | grub2? | 14:09 |
Costeelation | yeah | 14:10 |
wols | livingdaylight: what is slow with this way? | 14:10 |
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wols | Mattias: yes. | 14:10 |
livingdaylight | wols, you're right | 14:10 |
livingdaylight | wols, just thought if there is another way that might at the same time give me other interesting stats and facts while i was at it | 14:11 |
Mattias | Hm, ok.. Should have been working then. Anyways, in the midst of creating that systemrescuecd with all the tools (which apparently ubuntu desktop livecd did not have) | 14:11 |
livingdaylight | i386 is 32-bit, correct? | 14:11 |
wols | correct | 14:11 |
livingdaylight | thx | 14:11 |
wols | livingdaylight: you could still run a 64bit kernel with 32bit userland. uname -a will tell you | 14:12 |
Costeelation | i686 is 32 bit ;) | 14:12 |
rocki34 | wols: Alright, I've read through the manual and I've installed the extensions pack. However when I go into settings in the Vbox GUI and click the USB icon with the + sign to add my USB to the filter, it says that no devices are connected. | 14:12 |
rocki34 | Even though my USB is connected to the PC. | 14:13 |
livingdaylight | wols, Linux prometheus 3.2.0-26-generic-pae #41-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jun 14 16:45:14 UTC 2012 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux | 14:13 |
primefalcon | hey all, I need to the name of the program (that you'd enter into the terminal to start it)in ubuntu that manages the startup of applications on user login | 14:13 |
leOn | had to use this hack http://ubuntutechnical.wordpress.com/2012/02/01/add-new-application-to-open-with-other-application/ | 14:15 |
leOn | but it is a shame that something as simple and common as that needs a hack to be done | 14:16 |
austin | leOn, in defining virtual size I opened up compiz general manager and set the horizontal size from 2 to 1, but it still maxes across both windows, am I doing it wrong? do I need to restart xserver somehow? | 14:16 |
Mattias | leOn, awesome, that livecd could boot my installed ubuntu server without problems :) now to install a working bootloader! | 14:16 |
DarkLobster | primefalcon: gnome-session-properties ? | 14:16 |
leOn | austin: that is a good thing to do ... but i honestly can't help you much regarding that subject | 14:17 |
primefalcon | dark3n, thx :-) | 14:17 |
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leOn | austin: L3top sugested earlier to define "max across" | 14:18 |
leOn | whatever that is =) | 14:18 |
leOn | ok .. now i can open my pdfs .. at least for now | 14:19 |
leOn | later folks | 14:19 |
primefalcon | btw is anyone else having issues with the application lens not starting sometimes on ubuntu boot (unity --replace) fixes it but... so I am just doing a script thats runs this but.... | 14:19 |
Xureke | any know a chat in portuguese, pls? | 14:19 |
MonkeyDust | !pt | 14:20 |
ubottu | Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para entrar no canal por favor faça "/join #ubuntu-br" sem as aspas. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, use #ubuntu-pt. Obrigado. | 14:20 |
compdoc | does !portuguese work too? | 14:20 |
compdoc | !portuguese | 14:20 |
compdoc | no | 14:21 |
Pici | compdoc: yes, but ubottu refuses to repeat the same factoid in such quick sucession. | 14:22 |
compdoc | oh good | 14:22 |
Xureke | here show our ip.wohh! | 14:23 |
lorenzo_ | hi | 14:23 |
neuma | what can I do if Xubuntu won't install? | 14:28 |
codingman | !details | 14:28 |
ubottu | Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 14:28 |
codingman | neuma: what exactly is your problem? | 14:29 |
neuma | I tried to install Xubuntu 12.04 on a Compaq presario v2000 and it hangs at the Xubuntu splash screen | 14:29 |
codingman | what CPU? | 14:29 |
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neuma | Turion 64 | 14:29 |
codingman | it hangs on the installer splash screen? | 14:30 |
compdoc | thats an old cpu, but should work | 14:30 |
compdoc | what kind of hard drive? | 14:30 |
neuma | negative, I installed from the alternate cd but when it boots, it hangs at the splash screen... same deal with the live cd | 14:30 |
compdoc | neuma ^ | 14:30 |
codingman | maybe it's a bad burn or install | 14:31 |
neuma | i don't know what hdd | 14:31 |
SkippersBoss | nuema, does this machine support boot from usb ?? | 14:31 |
compdoc | neuma, ok, so its not an SSD drive then | 14:31 |
neuma | no it doesn't support usb boot | 14:31 |
neuma | i installed joli os and it works great, i'm using it right now | 14:32 |
primefalcon | neuma, you could alays run plop bootload to support a usb boot | 14:32 |
codingman | neuma: are you sure you installed the AMD supported version? | 14:32 |
codingman | i686? | 14:33 |
neuma | plop bootload sounds interesting... I'll research that. Can you point me to a good place to learn more about it? | 14:33 |
primefalcon | http://www.plop.at/en/bootmanager/index.html heres the link | 14:33 |
neuma | I installed amd64 version | 14:33 |
codingman | it may have been a bad install | 14:33 |
primefalcon | neuma, burn to cd and put usb in drive, when plop boot's it'll ask you which device you want to boot from, and the usb devices will be on list | 14:33 |
codingman | it's always nice to make an IRC room... neuma | 14:34 |
neuma | this is my first time on xchat | 14:34 |
neuma | don't know about IRC rooms. | 14:34 |
vladimir_ | hey | 14:34 |
codingman | here, if you find here crowded, i can make a room! | 14:34 |
Mrokii | hello. gconf-editor has stopped working for me. when I try to start it via bash I get this error-message: "** (gconf-editor:30308): CRITICAL **: Failed to parse arguments: Cannot open display: | 14:35 |
Mrokii | " | 14:35 |
codingman | it helps keep things clear neuma | 14:35 |
Mrokii | Can anybody help? | 14:35 |
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repozitor | hi | 14:35 |
repozitor | i have get image from my windows 2000 on sda1 | 14:35 |
repozitor | and i store it on another drive (sda5) | 14:35 |
repozitor | using this application | 14:35 |
repozitor | "dd if=/dev/sda5 of=/media/Mydrive/hard.hdd" | 14:35 |
repozitor | now i restore hard.hdd on sda1 | 14:35 |
FloodBot1 | repozitor: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 14:35 |
primefalcon | plop is really nice and simple to use, and its saved my but a few times | 14:35 |
neuma | codingman, how do i make a room? | 14:35 |
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codingman | neuma, i'll make it | 14:35 |
repozitor | hey, am i muted? | 14:35 |
vladimir_ | I'm new here, this is my first time on xchat | 14:36 |
codingman | neuma, type in /join ##neumahelp | 14:36 |
repozitor | is there exist someone to help me? | 14:37 |
Mrokii | Okay, found the (awkward) solution to my problem. | 14:38 |
ing_ | i want to make shell program in which i want to read name of each file one by one and take them as input . | 14:39 |
an0n | Install ubuntu 12.04 per stick hangs on the loading screen. Have checked the md5 and it's ok, I can only try ubuntu using the F1 key. someone could help me? | 14:39 |
zykotick9 | ing_: "for file in * ; do FOO ; done" | 14:40 |
ing_ | zykotick9: thanks ! Aha ! | 14:40 |
zykotick9 | !nomodeset | an0n have you tried this? | 14:41 |
ubottu | an0n have you tried this?: A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter | 14:41 |
an0n | zykotick9: No | 14:41 |
an0n | zykotick9: Where must I enter? | 14:41 |
zykotick9 | an0n: if you have nvidia or ati nomodeset might help. read the link for instructions. | 14:42 |
an0n | zykotick9: Thanks I try.. | 14:43 |
ing_ | zykotick9: i want to make a small program in which , i want to take input in "javac filename.java" and in "java file" one by one according to user need .Can you help me | 14:44 |
andre22 | hii | 14:44 |
zykotick9 | ing_: sorry i can't. is it java or shell script you want to use? if it's bash you might try the #bash channel. | 14:45 |
ing_ | zykotick9 : i want to use shell script | 14:45 |
andre22 | i can't install gnome shell extensions. help me | 14:46 |
a5m0 | I am trying to fix my /boot after an apt-get upgrade messed it up, I am chrooted in (using livecd) and I have my /boot partition mounted to /mnt/root/boot but when I try to run update-grub it tells me "cannot find a device for /boot (is /dev mounted?)." any thoughts, do I just need to mount it somewhere else? | 14:46 |
zykotick9 | a5m0: the grub2 instructions USED to have proper chroot instruction - it doesn't anymore :(.. there are a handful of mounts you need to do PRIOR to chrooting for it to work. | 14:47 |
cane99 | exit | 14:47 |
cane99 | q | 14:47 |
cane99 | quit | 14:47 |
andre22 | anyone can help me? | 14:49 |
zykotick9 | a5m0: this appears to have proc and dev instructions (not sure if you need anything else?) http://zeldor.biz/2010/12/install-grub-from-chroot/ | 14:50 |
a5m0 | zykotick9, hmm I have proc and sys and root already mounted | 14:51 |
zykotick9 | a5m0: buy you need dev too ;) | 14:52 |
zykotick9 | s/buy/but/ | 14:52 |
Pici | !details | andre22 | 14:52 |
ubottu | andre22: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 14:52 |
andre22 | i'm runnig ubuntu 12.04. i can't open advanced settings to enable shell extnsions | 14:54 |
Mattias | Hm, What does Ubuntu Server use by default when it creates the raid1 + lvm setup? | 14:54 |
Mattias | not mdadm? because I can't find the config files for that | 14:54 |
andre22 | now you can help me right | 14:55 |
macswell | I'm trying to use Komodo edit, which I just installed. But the binary says that "there are no applications available to open executable" -- I have checked "allow executing program as file". what should I do? | 14:55 |
codingman | macswell: try reinstalling Komodo Edit | 14:56 |
andre22 | obuttu. can you help | 14:57 |
macswell | ok, as for the install I simply ran 'sh install.sh' from terminal | 14:57 |
macswell | should I be doing this differently? | 14:57 |
codingman | !terminal | macswell | 14:57 |
ubottu | macswell: The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome), K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE), or Menu -> Accessories -> LXTerminal (LXDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | 14:57 |
codingman | macswell: don't use a .sh in a terminal | 14:58 |
a5m0 | zykotick9, thanks I tried that but I just get "mount point /mnt/dev does not exist" I followed this guide all the way up to the update-initramfs -u to get to the point where i could run grub-update http://blog.markloiseau.com/2012/05/ubuntu-aes-xts-plain64/ | 14:58 |
andre22 | hey hello, i need some help. please | 14:59 |
codingman | macswell: use apt-get and uninstall Komodo, then install it using apt again | 14:59 |
codingman | !details | andre22 | 14:59 |
ubottu | andre22: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 14:59 |
macswell | codingman: I'll give that a try, thank you | 14:59 |
andre22 | i told you | 15:00 |
Wiz_KeeD | guys | 15:00 |
codingman | please repeat | 15:00 |
codingman | some of us were not here | 15:00 |
auronandace | andre22: he joined after you explained | 15:00 |
Wiz_KeeD | how do i open a terminal in ubuntu 12.04 from a shortcut | 15:00 |
Wiz_KeeD | i've installed a pieace of software that starts with d and it enables you to install the lamp server | 15:00 |
Wiz_KeeD | and i unchecked ubuntu desktop | 15:00 |
codingman | Wix_KeeD: CTRL-ALT-D | 15:01 |
Wiz_KeeD | now it has erased all desktop functionality | 15:01 |
Wiz_KeeD | codingman, it doesn't work | 15:01 |
macswell | codingman: I'm sorry, that's not working. I did not get Komodo through apt, nor is it available through ubuntu repositories | 15:01 |
Wiz_KeeD | anyone? | 15:01 |
codingman | macswell: http://www.activestate.com/komodo-edit | 15:02 |
a5m0 | Wiz_KeeD, so you're not actually looking for a way to start terminal but a way to restart gnome/unity? | 15:02 |
macswell | codingman: Yes, that is what I'm using | 15:02 |
andre22 | i'm running ubuntu 12.04. when i try open advanced settings to enable gonome shell extensions i can't do it... help me | 15:02 |
Wiz_KeeD | i guess | 15:02 |
Wiz_KeeD | idk | 15:02 |
codingman | macswell: have you browsed the settings? | 15:03 |
Cintya | Hello | 15:04 |
a5m0 | Wiz_KeeD, perhaps sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg | 15:04 |
codingman | macswell: it does not seem to have support for executable files | 15:04 |
codingman | try vi | 15:04 |
macswell | codingman: I'm not trying to work with executables, I'm attempting to run the komod binary | 15:05 |
macswell | codingman: Komodo* | 15:05 |
Wiz_KeeD | now that it has restarted it doesn't boot anymore | 15:05 |
sveinse | Are there any good solutions to the gnome-keyring issue in xfce? | 15:06 |
Wiz_KeeD | a5m0, it doesn't boot now | 15:06 |
codingman | macswell: komodo does not seem to have the binary codecs necessary | 15:06 |
Cintya | Change your computer | 15:06 |
Wiz_KeeD | just sits at the login screen | 15:06 |
Wiz_KeeD | i mean boot screen | 15:06 |
Wiz_KeeD | with blank text | 15:06 |
codingman | Wiz_Keed: try a live cd and install everything all over again | 15:07 |
Cintya | Komodo is dragon from indonesia | 15:07 |
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codingman | Cintya: the software | 15:07 |
Cintya | Ow, just kid :D | 15:07 |
a5m0 | Wiz_KeeD, no command prompt? | 15:07 |
an0n | zykotick9: sudo update-grub /usr/sbin/grub-probe: erro: cannot find a device for / (is /dev mounted?). | 15:07 |
Wiz_KeeD | a5m0, not really just stops at unable to enumarte usb device on port 5 | 15:08 |
Wiz_KeeD | and nothing else happens | 15:08 |
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codingman | macswell: have you browsed the settings? | 15:08 |
Wiz_KeeD | and a few ok's along the way | 15:08 |
a5m0 | that sounds like a new issue | 15:08 |
macswell | codingman: I cannot start the program, so I don't know how I would browse settings | 15:08 |
Wiz_KeeD | i just want access to a terminal | 15:08 |
a5m0 | Wiz_KeeD, you said earlier you needed gnome back, do you know the difference between cli and gui? | 15:09 |
codingman | macswell: uninstall it then... | 15:09 |
codingman | and reinstall it from the site | 15:09 |
codingman | http://www.activestate.com/komodo-edit | 15:09 |
Guest95052 | how do we install metasploit framework | 15:09 |
Wiz_KeeD | a5m0, i do, but right now i cannot access any | 15:09 |
Guest95052 | metasplot?????? | 15:10 |
repozitor | is there exist soomeone to help me? | 15:10 |
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codingman | repozitor: what's you're problem | 15:11 |
codingman | ? | 15:11 |
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metasploitframe | how do i install metasploit on ubuntu | 15:11 |
IdleOne | metasploitframe, I'm not on Ubuntu right now but see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eWC8uAKcvk | 15:11 |
repozitor | codingman: i use dd to get image my disk | 15:12 |
repozitor | and i import it to another disk | 15:12 |
smallnation | Has anyone figured out how to move the Unity dock to the bottom? | 15:12 |
repozitor | now my pc can't boot from it | 15:12 |
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repozitor | and with a ubuntu live i see that this partion is unknown | 15:12 |
auronandace | smallnation: not supported | 15:12 |
codingman | smallnation:http://www.webupd8.org/2011/10/how-to-move-unity-launcher-to-bottom-of.html | 15:12 |
macswell | codingman: I've uninstalled and reinstalled several times, same issue =( | 15:13 |
codingman | macswell: try another editor | 15:13 |
metasploitframe | thanks IdleOne, il have a look | 15:13 |
macswell | codingman: I'll let you know what I find out, in case anyone else asks | 15:13 |
ok_ | i think we should put that the unity dock can't be moved | 15:14 |
codingman | ok_: http://www.webupd8.org/2011/10/how-to-move-unity-launcher-to-bottom-of.html | 15:14 |
ok_ | sorry *put in the title | 15:14 |
codingman | not worthy | 15:14 |
ok_ | not supported in 12.04 tho right? | 15:14 |
smallnation | I do remember being able to move the unity dock to the bottom with a workaround solution in 10.XX(?) but it's not possible in 12.04? | 15:14 |
repozitor | for get i use: | 15:15 |
repozitor | dd if=/dev/sda1 of=/media/Mydrive/hard.hdd | 15:15 |
repozitor | and for restoring i use: | 15:15 |
repozitor | dd if=/media/Mydrive/hard.hdd of=/dev/sda3 | 15:15 |
auronandace | ok_: putting the unity dock on the bottom isn't supported period | 15:15 |
FloodBot1 | repozitor: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 15:15 |
repozitor | codingman: do you see my last pm? | 15:15 |
Metzee | how to make fake AP from mdk3? | 15:15 |
codingman | yes | 15:15 |
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repozitor | codingman:what i should to do? | 15:16 |
navchauhan | hi | 15:16 |
navchauhan | i ned ur help | 15:16 |
codingman | repozitor: have you tried a live cd? | 15:16 |
macandubuntu | hey people, i installed iatkos l2 and i wanna dualboot, is it possible | 15:16 |
Mattias | So, I get this when I try to install grub2 to mbr: /usr/sbin/grub-setup: error: unable to identify a filesystem in /dev/dm-2; safety check can't be performed. which is the physical volume according to "pvdisplay" I'm not sure how to get grub installed on raid1+lvm | 15:16 |
navchauhan | need help | 15:16 |
macandubuntu | hey people, i installed iatkos l2 and i wanna dualboot, is it possible | 15:16 |
Mattias | command I run is: grub-install /dev/dm-2 | 15:17 |
codingman | repozitor: have you tried a live cd and edited your disk? | 15:17 |
repozitor | codingman: i run al cmd with live ubuntu | 15:17 |
Mattias | lvm2 to be exact* | 15:17 |
repozitor | codingman: i don't edit the disk | 15:17 |
repozitor | is there needing to edit it? | 15:17 |
aithox | can't run " optirun glxspheres " , bumblebee is installed .. | 15:17 |
codingman | repozitor: if there are any errors | 15:18 |
navchauhan | i m using ubuntu 11.10 | 15:18 |
navchauhan | error:unknown file system | 15:18 |
navchauhan | how to overcome this problem | 15:18 |
mogaj | When i update ubuntu in terminal am getting this error "Err http://ppa.launchpad.net precise/main Sources 404 Not Found Err http://ppa.launchpad.net precise/main i386 Packages 404 Not Found" | 15:18 |
codingman | mogaj: internet working? | 15:19 |
macandubuntu | ./set | 15:19 |
repozitor | codingman:i see in disk utility unknown file system for sda3 | 15:19 |
codingman | set | 15:19 |
codingman | repozitor: i'm out of ideas :( | 15:20 |
repozitor | but i know that file system is NTFS | 15:20 |
macandubuntu | reboot safemode | 15:20 |
codingman | try reinstalling ubuntu, or whatever os it is | 15:20 |
repozitor | http://paste.ubuntu.com/1088128/ | 15:20 |
macandubuntu | repozitor boot safemode, and then see whats wrong | 15:20 |
navchauhan | help me | 15:20 |
mogaj | codingman: yes | 15:20 |
repozitor | macandubuntu: what? | 15:21 |
macandubuntu | reboot into safe mode | 15:21 |
aithox | help, with bumblebee plz | 15:21 |
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codingman | mogaj: do you have a yellow triangle with an exclamation in the middle in your notification bar? | 15:21 |
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Tuxythepenguin | macandubuntu is now known as Tuxythepenguin | 15:22 |
mogaj | codingman: no | 15:22 |
auronandace | !nickspam | Tuxythepenguin | 15:22 |
ubottu | Tuxythepenguin: You should avoid changing your nick in a busy channel like #ubuntu, or other Ubuntu channels; it causes excessive scrolling which is unfair to new users. Please set your preferred nick in your client's settings instead. See also « /msg ubottu Guidelines » | 15:22 |
codingman | mogaj: the server must be down | 15:23 |
adahlin | I'm having trouble using wireless with 12.04 (broadcom proprietary). It connects to the network, but I can't get any connectivity. It has an IP and shows some traffic go back and forth on eth1 (ifconfig). I've used the wireless successfully on another network. Not sure where to go from here.. ideas? | 15:23 |
codingman | try to update later | 15:23 |
mogaj | Ok | 15:23 |
codingman | i have the same prob sometimes | 15:23 |
Tuxythepenguin | any help needed? | 15:24 |
codingman | :D | 15:24 |
macswell | codingman: Figured it out. I'm a dumb dumb and downloaded the 32-bit installer rather than 64-bit | 15:24 |
platschi | hey,can anybody help me?I installed ubuntu 12.4 dualboot, next to a win vista install. when starting grub and choosing vista, nothing happens. this is my boot info summary: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1088008/ | 15:24 |
macswell | codingman: Installing the 64-bit version solved my problem, thanks for your help | 15:24 |
codingman | macswell: glad you found the problem :P | 15:24 |
Tuxythepenguin | platschi tell me more | 15:25 |
Tuxythepenguin | @platschi which version of gnome do you have, and which OS was installed first | 15:26 |
repozitor | macandubuntu:can you tell me what i should to do? | 15:27 |
codingman | repozitor: macandubuntu is now Tuxythepenguin | 15:27 |
repozitor | codingman:ok, tnx | 15:27 |
repozitor | Tuxythepenguin: are you there? | 15:28 |
platschi | Tuxythepenguin: vista first, then installed ubuntu. gnome, eh...latest unity | 15:28 |
Tuxythepenguin | ok, here i am again | 15:28 |
repozitor | can you tell me what i should to do?:can you tell me what i should to do? | 15:28 |
Tuxythepenguin | repozitor please remind me of your issue | 15:28 |
repozitor | do you to hear complete problem? | 15:29 |
Tuxythepenguin | platschi, can you boot into linux and download gparted | 15:29 |
Tuxythepenguin | repozitor yes please | 15:29 |
Thule | hi there | 15:30 |
platschi | yeap,am right booted into linux. got gparted | 15:30 |
Thule | how can I show a hidden upgrade again? | 15:30 |
platschi | right now* | 15:31 |
Tuxythepenguin | ok, send me a screen dump of your gparted screen | 15:31 |
Tuxythepenguin | platschi ok, send me a screen dump of your gparted screen | 15:31 |
platschi | ok, one second | 15:32 |
repozitor | Tuxythepenguin, | 15:33 |
repozitor | http://paste.ubuntu.com/1088147/ | 15:33 |
Mattias | got grub2 to load now, finally. but I have one issue. it shows fd0 error before grub menu shows. for like 5 seconds. Anyone knows how to get rid of that? (I don't have a floopy drive) | 15:33 |
repozitor | is there needing another thing to know? | 15:33 |
platschi | Tuxythepenguin: screen dump of gparted: http://postimage.org/image/nximv78f9/ | 15:34 |
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kurrata | i was wondering if i can do this and how would i go about doing it. at work i have virtualbox with ubuntu on it. witch i can acces with TeamViever(remote desktop app). i was wondering if i can make ssh tunel from that box to my home pc and then ssh into that virtualbox from my home | 15:35 |
Tuxythepenguin | ok platschi, here we go | 15:35 |
Mattias | So, why do I have a /media/floppy and a /media/floppy0 when I don't even have such a device? I removed /dev/fd0 from fstab now though... | 15:36 |
OerHeks | Mattias, disable floppy controller in the bios. | 15:37 |
Mattias | hm, I'll see if I have such an option, thanks | 15:38 |
repozitor | Tuxythepenguin: do you follow me? :) | 15:39 |
repozitor | Tuxythepenguin: i should tell that i open it successfully with qemu | 15:39 |
repozitor | but my system can't open it! | 15:39 |
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Mattias | OerHeks, thanks, that fixed it :) base ubuntu server system install finally finished without errors :D | 15:44 |
* Mattias will try out mosh instead of ssh next | 15:44 | |
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nyuszika7h | Mattias: /dev/fd0? Isn't that standard input? | 15:51 |
nyuszika7h | Oh wait. STDIN would be /dev/fd/0. | 15:51 |
nyuszika7h | Sorry. | 15:51 |
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repozitor | Tuxythepenguin: are you there? | 15:59 |
Kardos | if i edit /etc/logrotate.conf, do i need to HUP any daemon or is it done? | 15:59 |
vp18 | anybody got a ideal of what 12.10 looks like? | 15:59 |
Logan_ | !ubuntu+1 | vp18 | 16:00 |
ubottu | vp18: Quantal Quetzal is the codename for Ubuntu 12.10 - Support only in #ubuntu+1 | 16:00 |
smallnation | Quick question. I'm using MyUnity to edit my window borders and for the oddest reason, my inactive windows won't stop flashing. How do I remedy this? | 16:01 |
MonkeyDust | smallnation try MyUnity, it's in the software center | 16:01 |
reuf | i have a zip which has unexpected end of archive, however the contents of zip is there and i am sure if i could force extract it i will be able to use the files | 16:02 |
smallnation | That's what I use. For some reason it causes my inactive window borders to flash from transparent to solid. | 16:02 |
reuf | any suggestion on tool that will extract from this kind of file? | 16:02 |
MonkeyDust | smallnation then maybe CCSM | 16:02 |
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Vilsepi | how can I disable the Ctrl-Q hotkey on Ubuntu 12.04? I keep closing Firefox because it's right next to Ctrl-W | 16:07 |
Vilsepi | the shortcut settings menu has changed I can't seem to disable the hotkey with the old instructions | 16:08 |
smallnation | ARGH!!!! What would cause my inactive windows to blink?! | 16:08 |
Gnea | I'm doing a distro upgrade from 10.10 to 11.04, and from there intend to go to 12.04, but I'm stuck at a point going to 11.04 at the 'Cleaning up' phase... it pretty much stopped dead in the water. What should I do? | 16:10 |
Gnea | The last thing in the Terminal/log said: "update-initramfs: Generating /boot/initrd.img-2.6.38-15-generic" and then: "Processing triggers for dictionaries-common ..." | 16:11 |
Gnea | Processing triggers for dictionaries-common ... | 16:12 |
Gnea | looking at ps, I get: 2362 pts/0 Dl+ 16:08 | \_ /usr/bin/python /tmp/update-manager-XEbMYA/natty | 16:12 |
Gnea | it doesn't have any child PID's | 16:12 |
Gnea | haven't ran out of disk space | 16:13 |
andre22 | hello again | 16:13 |
PierreL | ploup | 16:13 |
shahriyarguliyev | hi there | 16:14 |
Gnea | I stopped the process and restarted the update-manager, it thinks I'm fully upgraded to 11.04... it's offering 11.10 now... ugh | 16:14 |
andre22 | i'm running ubuntu 12.04. i want install ati radeon x300 graphics drivers. how can i do it? | 16:15 |
Gnea | !radeon | andre22 | 16:15 |
ubottu | andre22: For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VideoDriverHowto | 16:15 |
andre22 | thanks mate | 16:15 |
shahriyarguliyev | I faced a glitch that prevents me unzipping big file(s) like 1.9 Gb (format: .tar.gz is located inside .rar file). Ubuntu (-v 12.04 Pangolin Precise) crashes with no sense that makes me force restart the laptop. Thanks already! | 16:16 |
andre22 | video driver and graphics drivers it's the same ? | 16:16 |
Gnea | andre22: yes | 16:16 |
andre22 | OK | 16:16 |
Gnea | well, hopefully the system will reboot properly... | 16:17 |
shahriyarguliyev | Any body doesn't know how to cure my issue explained above? | 16:18 |
tdn | I have added a PPA that I would like to remove. How do I do this? I added it with sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kubuntu-ppa/backports but I did not install anything from it yet. Just ran apt-get update. | 16:18 |
zykotick9 | !ppa-purge | tdn | 16:19 |
ubottu | tdn: To disable a PPA from your sources and revert your packages back to default Ubuntu packages, install ppa-purge and use the command: « sudo ppa-purge ppa:<repository-name>/<subdirectory> » – For more information, see http://www.webupd8.org/2009/12/remove-ppa-repositories-via-command.html | 16:19 |
shahriyarguliyev | I face a glitch that prevents me unzipping big file(s) like 1.9 Gb (format: .tar.gz is located inside .rar file). Ubuntu (-v 12.04 Pangolin Precise) crashes with no sense that makes me force restart the laptop. | 16:20 |
tdn | zykotick9, thanks | 16:20 |
qw_ | help me please | 16:20 |
qw_ | i wiuld like install VirtualBOx | 16:20 |
qw_ | would* | 16:20 |
wizz_ | hi all | 16:21 |
wizz_ | anyone knows of problems with ubuntu 12.04 on AMD Phenom ii X6? | 16:22 |
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nicklas_ | hello, if i wanna use the open ati and nvidia drivers with 3d support in ubuntu, do i need to install something or change any configs? or are the open ati and nvidia drivers (dont remember the names) work out-of-the-box? | 16:22 |
nicklas_ | isnt it so that there are noaveau and gallium for nvidia? gallium being the 3d open driver? | 16:22 |
smallnation | ATI... jeez... It's been a while. | 16:23 |
andre22 | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsVideoCardsAti here i don't see my video card | 16:23 |
k1l | nicklas_: if you dont install the nvidia driver (which is the prop. from nvidia) it will use the nouveau which got 3d support | 16:24 |
numberto | Hi guys, some of the windows are starting not always correct. 2 examples: Gimp side windows are always starting higher than the actual screen size. Second most apps when i press "open file" a windows appears with list of files, but the window is little bigger than my actuall screen size. It is kinda annoying. (My screen size is 1366x768) | 16:24 |
andre22 | it's a problem? | 16:24 |
wizz_ | does anyone know whether ubuntu 12.04 on AMD Phenom ii X6 causes severe performance problems? | 16:25 |
nicklas_ | gotta go eat before work, thanks for the info :-) | 16:25 |
andre22 | obuttu can i talk to you in private | 16:25 |
andre22 | ? | 16:25 |
zykotick9 | nicklas_: fyi, the 3d support for nouveau is NOT for all cards! you can check http://www.h-node.org/ for supported cards. | 16:26 |
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wizz | no one? | 16:27 |
codingman | !patience | wizz | 16:27 |
ubottu | wizz: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 16:27 |
wizz | ok | 16:27 |
magpie | wizz what kind of severr performance? has anyone mentioned anything or are you just asking mate? | 16:27 |
zykotick9 | wizz: more details might help... | 16:28 |
Gnea | looks like I was able to reboot just fine... | 16:28 |
wizz | performance : zero | 16:28 |
wizz | it gets stuck with some minor moves from time to time | 16:28 |
Gnea | protihex% lsb_release -r | 16:28 |
Gnea | Release: 11.04 | 16:28 |
Gnea | :D | 16:28 |
magpie | why on earth would 12.04 duck up amd processor ? | 16:28 |
wizz | after install at first it was fine | 16:28 |
Gnea | wizz: tried running top? | 16:29 |
andre22 | ubottu i don't see my video card in here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsVideoCardsAti it's a problem or i can still install drivers for ati radeon x300? | 16:29 |
wizz | before that I uses 10.10 without any problem for a long time? | 16:29 |
ubottu | andre22: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 16:29 |
wizz | what is top? | 16:29 |
Gnea | *facepalm* | 16:29 |
wizz | used | 16:29 |
wizz | i ll check it out | 16:29 |
Gnea | wizz: it's a commandline utility to look at tasks, how much cpu they're using, how much memory, etc | 16:30 |
mah454_ | How can fix this : http://pastebin.com/sm7Li61c | 16:30 |
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magpie | Gnea i tried top and i have 1 zombie app, what the hell is zombie state? | 16:30 |
Gnea | magpie: first of all, please don't swear | 16:31 |
magpie | second of all ? | 16:31 |
Gnea | it's an app that's stopped responding | 16:32 |
Gnea | you can try to kill -9 or kill -15 it's PID | 16:32 |
Gnea | sometimes you can't | 16:32 |
magpie | you're losing me mate | 16:32 |
Gnea | but you might be able to get away with killing it's PPID | 16:32 |
Gnea | okay, the PID is the Process ID | 16:32 |
magpie | how do i find it? | 16:32 |
Gnea | every process has one. | 16:32 |
Gnea | well, you used top, so you have it already | 16:32 |
Gnea | ps also can get it | 16:32 |
Gnea | ps axf <- like that | 16:32 |
magpie | so if i type in terminal ps axf <---- it will kill the zombie app? | 16:33 |
Gnea | no | 16:33 |
magpie | ok | 16:33 |
Gnea | magpie: start with the basics: man ps | 16:33 |
Gnea | figure out what you're using, what it does | 16:33 |
Gnea | and, I have to go now. good luck. | 16:33 |
z2s8 | Hi I am using ubuntu 11.10 and gogoc (ipv6 tsp client) can't connect in authorized mode but can in anonymus. Can anybody help or same problem? | 16:33 |
z2s8 | Hi I am using ubuntu 11.10 and gogoc (ipv6 tsp client) can't connect in authorized mode but can in anonymus. Can anybody help or same problem? | 16:40 |
magpie | rebellion in dreamland | 16:40 |
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Till19474 | Hello everybody. I am not sure whether this is the right channel for my question. I have 12.04 and gnome-desktop-environment and lxde installed. Lightdm offer the choice Gnome/Openbox. I cannot leave Gnome/Openbox, no logout option. I have auto login set. So my Ubuntu now always starts Gnome/Openbox when I start up the computer. How can I tell Lightdm to ask for password and choice of desktop environment using a text console? | 16:40 |
Till19474 | Shorter version of my question: I want to disable the auto login option of lightdm from a shell. How is that done? | 16:44 |
Till19474 | Or in which file are the lightdm configurations? | 16:45 |
BluesKaj | Till19474, http://askubuntu.com/questions/106428/how-to-disable-automatic-login . use nano to edit the file | 16:47 |
nekura | That's me~! | 16:48 |
nekura | wait | 16:48 |
ufrgs | How do I bring Chrome back from sleeping ? | 16:48 |
nekura | sorry, usually my nick is nano >< | 16:49 |
Till19474 | BluesKaj Allright, but the problem is that I want no user to be able to use autologin. | 16:49 |
Sicp | I have mysql-server/client, apache2, php5, libapache2-mod-php5, and phpmyadmin, all installed but phpmyadmin still won't open | 16:49 |
Sicp | while installing phpmyadmin I said "configure with dbconfig" and gave the root pass for the mysql server and the tables have been generated and everything for phpmyadmin | 16:49 |
Till19474 | BluesKaj that file looks like I can only change the autologin user, but not the feature itself. | 16:49 |
Sicp | restarted apache, still localhost/phpmyadmin won't budge | 16:50 |
BluesKaj | Till19474, ok | 16:50 |
K4k | short of rebooting in to single user mode and, as root, refreshing nscd and nslcd. How can I get my system to "remember" what my username is? | 16:52 |
K4k | it's claiming "cannot find name for user ID xxxx" | 16:52 |
andre22 | fglrxinfo it's not working in my ubuntu 12.04 | 16:53 |
andre22 | help | 16:53 |
Till19474 | BluesKaj should I maybe enter a nonexisting username or keep it blank so that it asks for login data? | 16:54 |
ufrgs | Is there any Chrome user arround ? | 16:54 |
Till19474 | BuesKaj: or shout I maybe apt-get purge lightdm and reinstall it again? | 16:54 |
andre22 | can someone help me please | 16:55 |
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smallnation | I'm using MyUnity to manage my window customization but whenever I use transparency on my window borders it makes all inactive windows flash repeatedly. Any clue to why this is? | 16:56 |
Till19474 | smallnation and if you use compiz configuration instead? there you have to (a) activate compositing and (b) tell it that you want it to make window borders transparent. | 16:57 |
Till19474 | BluesKaj no idea? | 16:58 |
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smallnation | I'll try that Tilli | 16:59 |
lello | kjjjk | 16:59 |
Till19474 | Well thank you for your suggestion, I'll try the apt-purge thing and be back in a few minutes. | 17:01 |
ufrgs | Is there any Chrome user arround ? | 17:02 |
Sicp | any idea about the phpmyadmin issue? | 17:02 |
Sicp | I have mysql-server/client, apache2, php5, libapache2-mod-php5, and phpmyadmin, all installed but phpmyadmin still won't open | 17:02 |
Sicp | while installing phpmyadmin I said "configure with dbconfig" and gave the root pass for the mysql server and the tables have been generated and everything for phpmyadmin | 17:02 |
Sicp | restarted apache, still localhost/phpmyadmin won't budge | 17:02 |
silverarrow | does anyone know if there is alsamixer in ppc buntus? | 17:03 |
smallnation | Tried what you said, Till. Still nothing. Constant annoying window flashing. | 17:03 |
decio_crytek | hey guys, I have a dual-core 2GHz laptop and I really like the concept of Ubuntu and that it is safe and does most things, but there's something I'm still not pleased with, the performance. I installed the addicional drivers and it wasn't any faster. Is there a way to achieve the full performance on my machine because I know it is capable of being fast but even the Ubuntu minimize animation lags- Any help? | 17:03 |
BluesKaj | Till19474, http://askubuntu.com/questions/44107/disable-auto-login-from-the-cli | 17:04 |
zykotick9 | decio_crytek: what is the output of "lspci | grep -i vga"? | 17:04 |
decio_crytek | zykotick9, I have absolutely no ideo of what that is | 17:04 |
MonkeyDust | decio_crytek type in a terminal and learn | 17:05 |
zykotick9 | decio_crytek: ;) try running what i gave you in a terminal, no double quotes | 17:05 |
decio_crytek | zykotick9 , here: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI RV710 [Mobility Radeon HD 4500/5100 Series] | 17:06 |
Till___ | It worked! | 17:07 |
zykotick9 | decio_crytek: so that's your video card. unfortunatly it's ATI so I can't/won't be able to help you. but perhaps someone else can? best of luck. | 17:07 |
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decio_crytek | Thanks anyway | 17:07 |
silverarrow | anyone ever tried buntus on ibook? | 17:07 |
silverarrow | I´m on an ibook now | 17:08 |
decio_crytek | I'll do some research in the forums...... | 17:08 |
silverarrow | in lubuntu | 17:08 |
Till19474 | silverarror it works fine? | 17:08 |
BluesKaj | Till19474, what worked ? | 17:09 |
BluesKaj | I'd like to know for future reference | 17:09 |
Till19474 | BluesKaj: hi again, I have apt-get-purged the lightdm and reinstalled again and now it asks for login data again. | 17:09 |
DarsVaeda | hey how do I recover a 12.04 installation after a windows7 install with a 9.10 live cd | 17:10 |
DarsVaeda | need to get grub back | 17:10 |
BluesKaj | Till19474, ok thanks , good to know , quite simple really | 17:10 |
Till19474 | BluesKaj thank you anyway for your link now I know where the configurations are. | 17:10 |
silverarrow | Till19474: fine is debateable, but it runs, installs, boots, wireless works, update works. However no sound, and pigin crashes | 17:11 |
zykotick9 | DarsVaeda: i'm not sure 9.10 used grub2 (if it didn't you need a newer livecd) | 17:11 |
DarsVaeda | darn -.- | 17:11 |
BluesKaj | till it's odd though , on kde the kdm conf file in in /etc/init | 17:12 |
BluesKaj | Till19474,^ | 17:12 |
silverarrow | Till19474: in other words, issues to work on. I just manage to install wireless and do updates | 17:12 |
streblo | i'm trying to get postgresql 9.1 installed on a new natty machine. apt-get update; apt-get install postgresql-9.1 doesnt work because it cant find the package. can anyone lend any advice? | 17:12 |
Till19474 | DarsVaeda I think you can boot from a Ubuntu installation device and reinstall without changing your personal data, that will rewrite your grub. At least you should try that. | 17:12 |
DarsVaeda | boot from installation device? what do you mean? | 17:13 |
Till19474 | BluesKaj yes the problem is sometimes that one does not know where which file is situated in the file system. | 17:13 |
Till19474 | DarsVaeda: where have you got your Ubuntu from? | 17:13 |
silverarrow | is alsamixer still in terminal? | 17:13 |
DarsVaeda | online? | 17:13 |
zykotick9 | !info postgresql natty | streblo you'd need to go outside default repo | 17:13 |
ubottu | streblo you'd need to go outside default repo: postgresql (source: postgresql-8.4): object-relational SQL database (supported version). In component main, is optional. Version 8.4.11-0ubuntu0.11.04 (natty), package size 19 kB, installed size 60 kB | 17:13 |
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Till19474 | DarsVaeda: do you have an USB stick or a CD rom? | 17:14 |
DarsVaeda | yeah but its an alternate install cd | 17:14 |
BluesKaj | DarsVaeda, doesn't 9.10 use legacy grub | 17:14 |
streblo | zykotick9: how do i go outside the default repo? i need to add an apt source? | 17:15 |
zykotick9 | BluesKaj: that was my concern as well | 17:15 |
zykotick9 | streblo: you would - a PPA most likely (for info see "/msg ubottu ppa" for details) | 17:15 |
Pici | BluesKaj: no, grub2 has been standard since 9.10 | 17:15 |
Till19474 | but regardless of which boot manager is used, the use of an installation media should help out. | 17:15 |
zykotick9 | Pici: thanks | 17:15 |
ufrgs | Is there any Chrome user arround ? | 17:15 |
Till19474 | ufrgs occasionally | 17:16 |
LoT | ufrgs: why not just ask your question instead of asking if someone uses a software? | 17:16 |
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zykotick9 | Pici: !grub2 confirms natty pays to read the manual ;) | 17:16 |
Till19474 | LoT maybe he only wants to know whether he is the only one? :) | 17:16 |
BluesKaj | Pici, ok good , grub2 replaced legacy on 9.10 , correct ? ...my memory fails me a lot nowadays | 17:17 |
Pici | BluesKaj: indeedy. | 17:17 |
ufrgs | I am facing a problem when I try to minimize Chrome, it just disappears and when I try to launch it back from Launcher it opens a new window. | 17:17 |
ufrgs | Ubuntu Launcher definitely has an issue with Chrome. | 17:20 |
magpie | ufrgs is chrome the only problem with launcher? | 17:20 |
mark____ | exit | 17:20 |
ufrgs | magpie, yep | 17:21 |
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ufrgs | If I am at a different window then XChat aqua is launched it brings the right workspace, instead Terminal application just opens another Terminal. | 17:24 |
silverarrow | so, no help with my sound issues and no alsa? | 17:26 |
OerHeks | silverarrow, so did you try ' alsamixer' in terminal? | 17:28 |
OerHeks | maybe you better join #lubuntu for that | 17:28 |
blitzkrieg766 | so.... | 17:32 |
blitzkrieg766 | is talking about ubuntu server considered off topic?? | 17:32 |
andre22 | how to open files .run? | 17:33 |
blitzkrieg766 | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=912002 | 17:33 |
blitzkrieg766 | that was for you, andre22 | 17:34 |
irv | anyone know of a fast mirror in canada or US? | 17:34 |
blitzkrieg766 | nah, use torrents | 17:35 |
andre22 | thanks | 17:35 |
BluesKaj | blitzkrieg766, there is an #ubuntu-server chat | 17:35 |
irv | faster to wait the 10 mins than to install a torrent client on this server | 17:35 |
genii-around | andre22: What does: file <filename>.run say about the file? | 17:35 |
irv | thx anyways | 17:35 |
blitzkrieg766 | oh lol | 17:35 |
blitzkrieg766 | tanks blueskaj | 17:35 |
genii-around | irv: If you're near toronto, the yorku repository is pretty good | 17:35 |
BluesKaj | waterlooU is good also | 17:36 |
OerHeks | irv howto to get fastest mirror commandline > http://askubuntu.com/questions/39922/how-do-you-select-the-fastest-mirror-from-the-command-line | 17:36 |
irv | i'm just downloading the ISO, that's it :P | 17:36 |
genii-around | OerHeks: That's usually for country-code.ubuntu.com | 17:36 |
irv | thx, grabbing from uwaterloo | 17:37 |
BluesKaj | OerHeks, I've found that the fastest aren't necessarily up to date , the fastest in my area was 2 weeks behind | 17:37 |
irv | much better :D | 17:37 |
sunz | my usb mouse stops working after waking the system from standby.. what can i do about it? | 17:44 |
Jordan_U | sunz: Does it start working again if you unplug it then plug it back in? | 17:45 |
sunz | Jordan_U, nope, only rebooting helps so far | 17:46 |
Jordan_U | sunz: Do you also have a USB keyboard? | 17:47 |
livingdaylight | Hi, there used to be a button that put application in the background, minimize agues, and thus revealing/making available the Desktop. Used to be in one of the corners. Do we still have this functionality in Ubuntu? | 17:47 |
sunz | Jordan_U, no its a laptom i am using, a thinkpad | 17:47 |
sunz | *laptop | 17:47 |
auronandace | livingdaylight: top left | 17:47 |
livingdaylight | auronandace, that is the Dash button only | 17:48 |
Jordan_U | sunz: I'm wondering if it's the entire USB controller which is failing, rather than just your USB mouse. Do you have a USB drive that you can test with (try connecting the USB drive while the mouse is *not* working and see if it's detecte)? | 17:48 |
livingdaylight | auronandace, I'm in Unity btw. Are you thinking ubuntu classic? | 17:48 |
auronandace | livingdaylight: top left of the window | 17:48 |
auronandace | livingdaylight: if it is maximised then put the cursor on the top bar, still top left | 17:49 |
livingdaylight | auronandace, are you pointing to the minimize button in an application? because I'm referring to a button that used to be part of gnome. So, that if one has several apps on one workspace one doesn't have to minimize all of them | 17:49 |
sunz | Jordan_U, good idea, i will test it when it fails again, btw it does not fail after _every_ standby, it just sometimes works and sometimes not | 17:49 |
livingdaylight | auronandace, thx, I know about minimizing. I'm asking for what used to be another way of doing it | 17:50 |
OerHeks | livingdaylight, maybe that button is available in help > hold window-key for a shortlist | 17:50 |
livingdaylight | OerHeks, thx, I didn't know about the window key showing short-cut list, so I've learnt something | 17:51 |
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livingdaylight | which is the 'Super' key, please? | 17:52 |
auronandace | livingdaylight: the windows logo | 17:52 |
livingdaylight | auronandace, thx | 17:52 |
OerHeks | livingdaylight, as far is i can see, that function is not there. | 17:52 |
Jordan_U | livingdaylight: The one wearing a cape. | 17:53 |
livingdaylight | Jordan_U, LoL | 17:53 |
ok_ | hehe | 17:53 |
livingdaylight | OerHeks, yes, it is. Ctrl + Superkey + D | 17:53 |
bieb | how can I set firefox to be opened multiple times?? I have a temp setup for LTSP.. the lab has 8 computers, they are all logging in as the same local user while I work on some other settings issues that I have. Some users get "firefox is already running" when more than one computer has FF open.. how can I allow this? I need it to work for the next week at least | 17:53 |
visiteur | test | 17:54 |
Jordan_U | bieb: firefox --no-remote | 17:54 |
auronandace | !test | visiteur | 17:54 |
ubottu | visiteur: Testing... Testing... 1. 2.. 3... ( by the way, remember that you can use #test ) | 17:54 |
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ok_ | #test | 17:55 |
visiteur | test | 17:55 |
bieb | Jordan_U: should that be the executable? | 17:55 |
Guest55349 | http://41.228.201.210:80/ | 17:57 |
ok_ | ~op | 17:57 |
ok_ | ~ops | 17:57 |
Jordan_U | Guest55349: Why did you just post that link? | 17:58 |
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ok_ | ****don't not click guests link***** | 17:58 |
ok_ | chiper: do not click those links. this guy was in here yesterday too, it's an infection vector | 17:58 |
ok_ | [6:56pm] | 17:58 |
macswell | My laptop hardlocks about .5 seconds after ungplugging or plugging in AC power. Is anyone familiar with what this might be and how to fix it? | 17:59 |
sda | hi, i installed a package, this package install more package as dependency. When I remove it, none of its dependency is removed because they are standalone package. How can I remove the package and all his dependency? thanks | 17:59 |
ok_ | apt-get autoremove | 17:59 |
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ok_ | 1st $ apt-get remove packageName 2nd $ apt-get autoremove | 18:00 |
ok_ | autremove will clear your unused dependencies | 18:00 |
longshorej | you can actually just apt-get autoremove packageName | 18:00 |
longshorej | combine them : P | 18:00 |
ok_ | ah right nice cheers | 18:00 |
BluesKaj | sda, sudo apt-get autoclean helps too | 18:01 |
ok_ | yea you prob need to sudo all of those above commands | 18:01 |
ok_ | but you'll get told | 18:01 |
Jordan_U | !who | ok_ | 18:02 |
ubottu | ok_: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 18:02 |
sda | mmm, autoremove delete all useless package, but those aren't useless package, because i can install them one at time, example panel-plugins, i can install one at time or all together with a "all plugins package" | 18:02 |
macswell | !tab | 18:02 |
ubottu | You can use your <tab> key for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line. | 18:02 |
ok_ | ubottu: ok no problem | 18:03 |
ubottu | ok_: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 18:03 |
macswell | My laptop hardlocks about .5 seconds after ungplugging or plugging in AC power. Is anyone familiar with what this might be and how to fix it? | 18:03 |
ok_ | *facepalm* | 18:03 |
bieb | Jordan_U: do I just add the --no-remote to the FF shortcut? | 18:03 |
crazySDman | Can the liveboot of Precise Pangolin read exFAT ? | 18:06 |
vexus | if you mean fat16 or fat32 i think yes i'm not sure but i think it could read ntfs too | 18:07 |
LAMPS_noob | hi | 18:07 |
Guest70788 | in ubuntu under the system > keyboard short cuts menu is there away to redefine an already existing key combo like ctrl + c copy to clip board to something. Or in general when I do add I am having trouble figuring out how to create new keyboard short cuts and remap already used ones . Anybody know | 18:08 |
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sda | i installed xfce4-goodies, and now i cannot delete all dependencies | 18:08 |
LAMPS_noob | question: does Verizon FiOS block webserver ports still? | 18:10 |
Jordan_U | bieb: That should work, yes. | 18:10 |
bieb | Jordan_U: thanks | 18:10 |
Jordan_U | !ot | LAMPS_noob | 18:10 |
ubottu | LAMPS_noob: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 18:10 |
crazySDman | Precise Pangolin liveboot is definitely not reading FAT32 | 18:10 |
LAMPS_noob | sorry | 18:10 |
crazySDman | I'm trying to figure out what file system to use for a thumbdrive so that both my Linux Precise Pangolin liveboot and recent Windows versions can read it. | 18:11 |
olskolirc | .mobi to .pdf converter? | 18:11 |
beandog | crazySDman: fat32 | 18:11 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: fat32 and ntfs should work | 18:11 |
sarsaeol_ | olskolirc: calibre! | 18:12 |
crazySDman | beandog: Error mounting: mount: unknown filesystem type 'exfat' | 18:12 |
crazySDman | beandog: I'm running Precise Pangolin as a liveboot | 18:13 |
olskolirc | thanks. didn't work for me before sarsaeol_ | 18:13 |
LAMPS_noob | seems to me FAT32 and a 64-bit install won't get along | 18:13 |
crazySDman | ThinkT510: Error mounting: mount: unknown filesystem type 'exfat' | 18:13 |
crazySDman | Yeah It's 64-bit | 18:13 |
crazySDman | so maybe NFTS? | 18:13 |
LAMPS_noob | yea | 18:13 |
beandog | no, that doesn't matter | 18:13 |
beandog | fat32 is fine | 18:13 |
beandog | mkfs.fat32 | 18:14 |
Jordan_U | crazySDman: Ubuntu doesn't support exfat out of the box. Do you specifically need exfat support or can you chose another filesystem to use on that device? | 18:14 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: open gparted on the livecd and check what filesystems are supported | 18:14 |
crazySDman | Jordan_U: I don't specifically need exfat. I need a filesystem Precise 64 live boot will support out of the box that can also be used on Vista | 18:14 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: exfat is not the same as fat32 | 18:14 |
beandog | right | 18:14 |
LAMPS_noob | correct | 18:14 |
Jordan_U | crazySDman: Do you have any important data on the drive/partition now? | 18:15 |
beandog | I don't know how you got exfat on t here | 18:15 |
xmint9 | ... | 18:15 |
crazySDman | Jordan_U: on the 'exfat' thumbdrive I have a few files I can move to a different Vista comptuer before reformatting the thumbdrive | 18:15 |
imanc__ | . | 18:16 |
crazySDman | Okay, exfat not the same as fat32...was confused somehow | 18:16 |
imanc__ | what's the best way to network ubuntu 12.04 with an osx machine so that I can share files across a local network? | 18:16 |
beandog | imanc__: samba or netatalk | 18:17 |
Jordan_U | crazySDman: Then back up those files and "reformat" the drive using GParted so that it has one paritition with either fat32 or ntfs for the filesystem. | 18:17 |
crazySDman | Jordan_U: Okay, thanks | 18:17 |
crazySDman | FAT32 or NTFS it is :) Thanks everyone | 18:18 |
Jordan_U | crazySDman: You're welcome. | 18:18 |
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john__1 | hi all | 18:21 |
john__1 | is there a way in xchat to specify witch ip to use | 18:21 |
winchat | for what like are you talking about a proxy then yes | 18:23 |
winchat | go to preferences | 18:23 |
winchat | networking | 18:23 |
john__1 | sorry but im not talking about proxy i mean if a machine has multiple ips, is there a way to tell i wish to use IP A ? | 18:23 |
Jordan_U | john__1: I seriously doubt that the machine you're running Xchat on has multiple public ip addresses. | 18:24 |
john__1 | sorry i was just curious | 18:26 |
centooos | hi, i need a software to building swf files at linux. aly idea? | 18:26 |
john__1 | to know if its possible for exemple | 18:26 |
Need2Grow | hello | 18:26 |
Jordan_U | john__1: Your question doesn't really make any practical sense. | 18:27 |
zatanoo | Hey after upgrade unity launcher dissapear , i have tried unity reset, compiz reset and it didnt help? Is there anything else i can try? | 18:27 |
thirdender | centooos: what are you making SWF files for? (lol, be specific, don't just say "webpage") what's your reason? | 18:27 |
Jordan_U | john__1: So I guess the answer is "no". | 18:27 |
bekks | john__1: Technically, it is possible. But having numerous RFC regarding TCP/IP and the weight of routes it is irrelevant by default when the TCPIP stack is implemented according to those RFC on the host OS. | 18:28 |
centooos | thirdender, i make swf file to advertise. i make CDs and sell ppl :). i before use adobe flash pro at win! | 18:29 |
john__1 | i see, for exemple is basic little software like eggies bot, you can in the config specify witch ip to use for machine who run multiple ip, i was just curious to know if xchat is able to do the same | 18:30 |
Pici | john__1: You might want to try asking in #xchat if you can't get an answer here. | 18:31 |
john__1 | ok thanks | 18:31 |
thirdender | centooos: I don't know if there are any recent programs to do that... there was a program http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=23696 but it looks like development stopped in 2005 | 18:32 |
dantix | hi all, anybody have any comment about xtreemfs (http://www.xtreemfs.org) ? | 18:33 |
centooos | thirdender, i learn soon , but i hope it be useful . i cant work at win! tanQ | 18:34 |
ThinkT510 | dantix: that isn't a ubuntu support question | 18:34 |
bekks | dantix: I wont use it. | 18:34 |
thirdender | centooos: if you can use something more technical than the Adobe Flash editor, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1192999 has some information about a few other options that will probably require programming knowledge | 18:34 |
dantix | ThinkT510: sorry, looks for just an advice or an opinion.. | 18:35 |
thirdender | centooos: or look at http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/edge/ (I think there's a Linux version) for creating HTML5 effects in a GUI | 18:35 |
centooos | thirdender, tanQ, i try them. hope they work. :) | 18:37 |
TiZ | Hi. I can't find any documentation on how to configure a displaylink device with Ubuntu 12.04. What do I need to do? | 18:37 |
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livingdaylight | FF has crashed /frozen, i.e greyed over. How do I quit it and restart it, please, anyone? | 18:42 |
rbates | Hello | 18:43 |
ThinkT510 | livingdaylight: it should offer to quit for you | 18:43 |
IdleOne | livingdaylight: in a terminal: ps aux | grep firefox - find the PID and kill PID | 18:43 |
livingdaylight | ThinkT510, interesting. Well, it hasn't and been hanging for about 5mins | 18:43 |
dexterity | Just uninstalled nodejs, when I type "man node" I get a wierd man page: http://hastebin.com/fevuloquga.xml | 18:44 |
dexterity | Shouldn't it return "No man page for node"? | 18:44 |
ThinkT510 | livingdaylight: tried closing it? | 18:44 |
fishbait | is there a bug where ubntu will change the display language to chineese simplified? | 18:44 |
livingdaylight | ThinkT510, Ahh! I had the preferences dialog open aswell and that wasn't responding, but, the browser, yes - thanks | 18:45 |
livingdaylight | IdleOne, thanks too | 18:45 |
MonkeyDust | fishbait i've had too :) i guess i deleted chinese, it switched to english automatically | 18:46 |
synic | http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2542938/sharedpreferences-onsharedpreferencechangelistener-not-being-called-consistently | 18:46 |
fishbait | how doi delet chineese? | 18:46 |
ThinkT510 | livingdaylight: when a window greys over like that it's a compiz feature to tell you the app isn't responding | 18:46 |
mschr | Hi guys, i have had issues with google-chrome browser, anyone else experiencing flickering webpages while showing flash lately? | 18:47 |
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MonkeyDust | fishbait system settings, language support | 18:47 |
dexterity | it also says man: can't resolve /usr/share/man/man1/node.1.gz: No such file or directory | 18:47 |
mschr | google-chrome (Version 20.0.1132.57) with adobe-flash+adobe-flash-properties-gtk has some serious issues on my system | 18:48 |
mschr | particularly when scrollOffset of the visible page is > 0 (scrolled down a tad or even full way to bottom) | 18:48 |
ThinkT510 | why do people install chrome when chromium is in the repos? | 18:48 |
jrdnn | ThinkT510: Chromium is a work in progress | 18:49 |
mschr | because the chromium is > 2 majors behind | 18:49 |
Kartagis | how can I prevent my env vars from affecting the shell I'm ssh'ing in? | 18:50 |
ThinkT510 | mschr: then you should expect problems when installing software not in the repos | 18:50 |
Andril | hello all | 18:51 |
torpor | hello, is there some way to 'wire up' ubuntu-amd64 so that dependencies like "libdirectfb-extra:i386" can be satisfied by having libdirectfb-extra:amd64 already installed? i am using the draftsight .deb distro on ubuntu-amd64, and it appears that the draftsight .deb is hard-wired to i386.. | 18:51 |
atena | hi | 18:51 |
mschr | thinkt510 spare me :) 'anyone else experiencing' request for a joint effort on the solution to the problem | 18:51 |
ok_ | Kartagis, you'll need to run the shell with a user that has the env vars you want | 18:52 |
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crazySDman | by the way, the reformat-to-NTFS of the thumb drive worked, of course, so thanks again | 18:53 |
ThinkT510 | !yay | crazySDman | 18:53 |
ubottu | crazySDman: Glad you made it! :-) | 18:53 |
Kartagis | ok_: I mean I am connecting to a remote server from two places (work and home). because their env vars are not the same, I get problems | 18:54 |
wols | torpor: you could use equivs packages maybe | 18:54 |
torpor | wols: equivs? how does it work? | 18:54 |
crazySDman | I am livebooting off an SD card. However I want to write to the SD card while live booted (namely, to put the Broadcom 802.11 Linux STA wireless driver on it). Is that possible? | 18:54 |
wols | torpor: it creates a "equivalent" dummy package. apt-cache show equvis | 18:55 |
wols | apt-cache show equivs | 18:55 |
ok_ | crazySDman, i dont think you get an persistence on a live install, anyone? | 18:55 |
torpor | thanks wols | 18:56 |
ok_ | crazySDman, ive got an install on a 16gb microsd that is superawesome! all encrypted an shizz | 18:56 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: you'd need a seerate storage partition or a persistant install, a liveboot wouldn't retain anything | 18:57 |
ThinkT510 | seperate | 18:57 |
fishbait | i'm in the one with the little blue flag now what do i do to delete chineese bear in mind it all displayed in chineese so your gonna hafta be descriptive. | 18:57 |
crazySDman | ok_: That is similar to what I'm going for, except I'm going to put hardware configuration stuff on my unencrypted SD card, then scripts to install programs into RAM on the encrypted internal hard drive | 18:57 |
ok_ | crazySDman, so not a live boot then? | 18:58 |
crazySDman | ThinkT510: If I just put the Broadcom driver in the SD card directory with the other drivers, won't the live booted system see it (as opposed to wanting to install it) ? | 18:58 |
dexterity | How do I delete something from the "whatis" database? an uninstalled package forgot something there | 18:59 |
crazySDman | ok_: I am livebooting each and every time. But I want some of the hardware configuration (like the Broadcom wireless driver) to live on the SD card, and my programs to live on the encrypted internal, which I'll have a script for to install them into the live boot RAM | 18:59 |
ok_ | crazySDman, why not just install it then? | 19:00 |
crazySDman | So now that I've live booted off the SD card into RAM, I need to know if I can write to the SD card | 19:00 |
wols | crazySDman: "mount" will tell you | 19:00 |
fishbait | wait a second i might have just tried unselecting all languages and apply then selecting english as written in chineese ty google translate hope hope hope | 19:01 |
crazySDman | ok_: because I'm afraid of screwing up full disk encryption, for one thing :) | 19:01 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: i agree with ok_ , why not just install to the sd card? | 19:01 |
spaceneedle | Possible Bug: Just reinstalled ubuntu and--after updating--the shutdown icon disappeared! How do I get it back? | 19:01 |
trism | spaceneedle: do you have indicator-session installed? | 19:01 |
ok_ | you want the whole disk encrypted or just /home and / ? | 19:02 |
spaceneedle | Don't Know. I'll check. | 19:02 |
BluesKaj | spaceneedle, updating and upgrading are required | 19:02 |
ok_ | dont think you can encrypt ur /boot | 19:02 |
ok_ | well i guess maybe you can | 19:02 |
crazySDman | wols: I think I found the right lines in the mount output; lemme paste, one sec | 19:02 |
deostroll | could someone guide me where to place files so that every user can access this application scripts >> http://bit.ly/MmOBkL | 19:03 |
crazySDman | ok_: Earlier, I had /home encrypted. I was considering moving to a full disk encryption through the alternate installer, but I decided to go with this more hardcore method | 19:03 |
ok_ | crazySDman, gimme 2 secs ive got a text file of the steps i used to encrypt my lvm | 19:03 |
spaceneedle | Yes--indicator session is installed. | 19:03 |
fishbait | in the control panel how do i delete chineese? | 19:04 |
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crazySDman | ok_: the logical volume manager? I thought of doing that for a full disk encryption setup, but I have definitively decided to use this live boot method | 19:04 |
ok_ | crazySDman, dude why do you want to boot the live version, you want an install so you can make changes and install ur wireless drivers etc | 19:05 |
crazySDman | wols: Here is the output of mount that I think pertains to the SD card and whether I can write to it from the live boot or not: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1088524/ | 19:05 |
lian1 | Who is the expert to ask question? | 19:05 |
ThinkT510 | lian1: ask here and if anyone know they will answer | 19:06 |
crazySDman | ok_: Because I am crazySDman! | 19:06 |
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ThinkT510 | crazySDman: so every single time you boot you'll have to reinstall what you need (including drivers) | 19:07 |
ok_ | crazySDman, thats all well and good and all but i dont think ur guna get ur wireless drivers in there | 19:07 |
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crazySDman | ThinkT510: Right. So the drivers, for example, would be on the burned-.iso SD card, and the programs on the encrypted internal drive with a script to install them all into RAM | 19:08 |
WheatThins | You can put the drivers on the live cd itself | 19:08 |
WheatThins | Custom | 19:08 |
ThinkT510 | !remaster | crazySDman | 19:08 |
ubottu | crazySDman: Interested in remastering the Ubuntu !LiveCD or !Alternate installer? See: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallCDCustomization - Or use tools such as http://uck.sourceforge.net/ or http://linux.dell.com/wiki/index.php/DRU_Disc_Remastering_Utility | 19:08 |
crazySDman | WheatThins: yes, that's what I'm tryign to do. I can't figure out, though, how to write to the SD card once I've live booted from it. it doesn't show up in 'sudo nautilus' though it shows as mounted in disk utility and this 'mount' output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1088524/ | 19:09 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: never sudo graphical apps | 19:09 |
ThinkT510 | !gksudo | crazySDman | 19:09 |
ubottu | crazySDman: If you need to run graphical applications as root, use « gksudo », as it will set up the environment more appropriately. Never just use "sudo"! (See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo to know why) | 19:09 |
crazySDman | ThinkT510: thanks for that! I've been trying to figure out what exactly gksudo is :) | 19:10 |
WheatThins | I'm trying to view folders in my ubuntu partition (currently unbootable) from a live cd | 19:10 |
WheatThins | However I don't have permission to view my folders | 19:10 |
WheatThins | How do I enter my password? | 19:10 |
WheatThins | I'm not in the terminal, I'm in nautilus | 19:10 |
crazySDman | WheatThins: try 'gksudo nautilus' to run the file manager as root ? | 19:11 |
* WheatThins facepalms | 19:11 | |
WheatThins | Okay ty | 19:11 |
crazySDman | ThinkT510: I was looking at those remaster live CD programs and pages, and they look helpful. | 19:12 |
lian1 | what is the difference between the English version and the Chinese version of 12.04 desktop iso from the official website?Tthe later should have more packages such as language and ime packs. but its size is smaller. | 19:12 |
crazySDman | ThinkT510: I am in a bit of a hurry at a moment, though, and am wondering if I can just drop the driver into the SD card somewhere... | 19:12 |
Marzipan | hey, i m trying to set up openbox, but i dont really know how ubuntu handles to open and close command in the menus could somebody tell me _ | 19:12 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: no, you have a live system, everything is reset at boot, nothing is kept | 19:13 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: hence why me and ok_ suggest a proper install (persistant) | 19:13 |
crazySDman | ThinkT510: well, I'd reboot after dropping teh driver onto the SD card | 19:13 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: and when you boot again everything will be back to square one | 19:14 |
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crazySDman | ThinkT510: But I think the (post-driver-drop) live boot would install a system into RAM that already had that wireless driver, see? | 19:14 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: no, i don't see | 19:15 |
crazySDman | ThinkT510: because the driver would be in the .iso | 19:15 |
crazySDman | ThinkT510: well, not the .iso, but the "burned" .iso | 19:15 |
ok_ | crazySDman, even if you create a custom live image ur still not ever going to be able to add anything to it | 19:15 |
ok_ | crazySDman, you'll have to go through the whole process everytime you want a new install of anything | 19:16 |
gwjvan | . | 19:16 |
ok_ | crazySDman, also I found my note and i've written that i based everything on http://www.linuxbsdos.com/2011/05/10/how-to-install-ubuntu-11-04-on-an-encrypted-lvm-file-system/ but obv thats lvm encryption of an install | 19:16 |
Marzipan | well, i figured it out... i just typed in an absolute path but it says i got no right todo so... any ideas were to look at in this case | 19:16 |
ok_ | crazySDman, i used them for 12.04 tho | 19:17 |
Lunar_Lander | hello, I switched my PC to suspend this afternoon and it was running when I came home and syslog says it turned on at 8:52 pm and I came home just afer 9, any idea why ubuntu could start on its own? | 19:17 |
Lunar_Lander | I had to enter my PW though, just as normal when you wake the PC | 19:18 |
crazySDman | ok_: Thanks for that page. I saved it to my thumbdrive in case I do decide to go back to an alternate install full disk encryption thingie | 19:18 |
jrdnn | Lunar_Lander: Check your BIOS settings for automatic wakeupe | 19:18 |
Lunar_Lander | yea | 19:18 |
ok_ | crazySDman, nw, it worked great for me | 19:18 |
Lunar_Lander | didn't have that yet, i mean I left it like whole afternoons and it was off when I came home | 19:18 |
ThinkT510 | Lunar_Lander: somebody else turned it on? | 19:19 |
crazySDman | ok_: I do want to go through the whole process each and every live boot (because I am crazyS...) I am just thinking if the Broadcom driver existed on the SD card in the same place all the other drivers are, the live boot process would install it into RAM each and every time, see? | 19:19 |
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ok_ | crazySDman, oh and if you do do that way NB i dont get the splash screen eveytime and a prompt for my encryption pw, its there just not displayed, just wait a few secs then enter pw and eventually ur login screen for ubuntu will arrive | 19:20 |
Lunar_Lander | ThinkT510, it is not that probable, but not impossible. maybe someone bumped the keyboard, I'll ask | 19:20 |
crazySDman | ok_: noted, things. LVM seems the way to do a full disk encryption since there'd be only one passphrase | 19:20 |
lian1 | :) | 19:20 |
crazySDman | ok_: things --> thanks | 19:20 |
osiris | is there a solution yet to getting geforce 4 fx5200 series cards "working" (HW acceleration) ? | 19:21 |
ok_ | crazySDman, yea its good, encrypted swap worries me a little tho | 19:21 |
crazySDman | ok_: My understanding is that there a lot of ways full disk encryption can go wrong. Hence this crazySD live boot scheme | 19:22 |
crazySDman | ok_: Where in the burned-to-SD .iso are all the drivers/ | 19:22 |
archlich | greetings, I'm trying to set up a 802.1x secure wired network, however the save button in the network manager applet always greys out as soon as I select Use 802.1x security for this connection. How do I save said configuration? | 19:23 |
crazySDman | ok_: And why can't I find it in gksudo nautilius? (This 'mount' output might hold the answer... http://paste.ubuntu.com/1088524/ ) | 19:23 |
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Guest18897 | does anyone have experience with Zimbra Desktop | 19:23 |
crazySDman | ok_: By "find it" I mean find the SD card to write stuff to it. | 19:23 |
Lunar_Lander | ThinkT510, seems to be unlikely that someone has been here | 19:24 |
ok_ | crazySDman, sorry what are you trying to do here, i dont think i read all of what peple were telling you to do | 19:24 |
Marzipan | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions The User Private Group scheme. In other words, this page does the nuts and bolts ok, but we need to describe what the permissions should be. The default Ubuntu set up is not agnostic: Every user has their default private group. Directories for collaboration need to have special group and permission set for correct functioning. --> anybody knows something more accurate about this | 19:24 |
Lunar_Lander | can it be that I run the PC like every day without shutdown but just put it to hibernate? | 19:24 |
Lunar_Lander | I think the uptime is several days now | 19:24 |
crazySDman | oh, /media/cdrom is my SD card! | 19:24 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: unless you have a seperate partition to write stuff to anything you put on that sd card will be gone next boot | 19:25 |
hword-1 | Just got here. What did I miss out on? | 19:25 |
n1ckn4me09876543 | how can I make a folder in desktop act/pretend as a cdrom ? | 19:25 |
Lunar_Lander | yeah I got a uptime of 5 days and 2 hours | 19:25 |
crazySDman | ThinkT510: Hrm. Can you explain why that is? Like, if I write something to the thumdrive while livebooted, it still persists. Why wouldnt it be the same for the SD card? | 19:25 |
crazySDman | ThinkT510: by "still persists" I mean it exists there on the thumbdrive since it's a distinct storage medium | 19:26 |
guntbert | Lunar_Lander: thats nothing special AND totally off topic :) | 19:26 |
ok_ | crazySDman, have you done that with an install of something or just a file? | 19:26 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: and the thumbdrive is where you are livebooting from? | 19:26 |
Lunar_Lander | guntbert, I was relating to the thing that my PC turned on on its own | 19:26 |
crazySDman | ok_: Not sure what you're asking | 19:27 |
ok_ | crazySDman, like was it just a text file in a dir somewhere you tested with | 19:27 |
crazySDman | ThinkT510: I'm livebooting into RAM off the SD card (which is /media/cdrom ) and storing stuff (for now) on a thumbdrive | 19:28 |
crazySDman | ok_: Yeah, that's what I'm thinking... I'm about to put a test.txt onto the SD card and live boot again and see if it's still there | 19:28 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: theres your answer, the thumbdrive is a seperate storage medium | 19:28 |
ok_ | id try apt-getting anything as well while ur there | 19:28 |
zetter | hello, i | 19:29 |
crazySDman | ThinkT510: but why isn't the SD card a separate storage medium? Is it still constantly in use while I've livebooted | 19:29 |
crazySDman | ThinkT510: I am thinking if I ripped the SD card out the livebooted system would still be running since it's all in RAM | 19:29 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: if you are livebooting from it then it is considered / | 19:29 |
zetter | heello, how do i disable the display keyboard that pops up whenever i can write text like now | 19:30 |
crazySDman | ThinkT510: Ah. So if I were to rip the SD card out physically, then the whole operating system would vanish, similar to hard power off ? | 19:30 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: not quite, it would likely just freeze | 19:30 |
cc11rocks | Does anyone know whether GRUB 2.00 will be included in 12.10? | 19:30 |
WHAT_UP | say i will have access to machine without internet access, or with access too limited to download large packages via apt-get. would it be possible to download these packages onto a usb stick and work from there? or would dependencies be a huge issue? | 19:31 |
zetter | i onlyneed the onboard keyboars not two | 19:31 |
OerHeks | !offline | WHAT_UP | 19:32 |
ubottu | WHAT_UP: If you need to download Ubuntu packages using another machine or OS, check the desired packages in Synaptic and select File > Generate package download script. Alternatively, try http://ubottu.com/ljl/apt/ - See also !APTonCD | 19:32 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: you are meant to unmount any removable media before "ripping it out" | 19:32 |
ok_ | ThinkT510, it wouldnt let you unmount the system disk | 19:32 |
crazySDman | ThinkT510: Okay, what you are saying is starting to make more sense. But what if I were to use another machine to write the Broadcom driver onto the SD card, then live boot another time with the SD card? | 19:32 |
ThinkT510 | ok_: my point exactly, because he booted from it | 19:33 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: you don't seem to have grasped the concept of what a live system is | 19:33 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: you cannot save any changes to a live system period | 19:34 |
ok_ | crazySDman, i think thinkt510 is right | 19:34 |
crazySDman | one second, brb | 19:34 |
cc11rocks | ThinkT510 : Not true. There is such a think as "persistence"... | 19:34 |
cc11rocks | *thing | 19:34 |
ok_ | crazySDman, on the first point and bang on with the 2nd | 19:34 |
Lunar_Lander | thanks again ThinkT510 maybe it was just a bug | 19:34 |
ok_ | cc11rocks, not on a live image tho | 19:34 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: hence why me and ok_ have told you to either remaster or go with a persistant install | 19:34 |
zetter | o | 19:35 |
ok_ | crazySDman, if you want to go the live route i'd recomend you have a "mother" install somewhere that you can make changes to and then create live versions of it | 19:35 |
ThinkT510 | Lunar_Lander: no worries, sorry i couldn't be more helpful | 19:36 |
ok_ | crazySDman, "mother"/"master" whatever | 19:36 |
Lunar_Lander | no problem! | 19:36 |
Lunar_Lander | good evening :)! | 19:36 |
fishbait | i got it i didn't uninstall any language what i did was in language support in the windows with all the languages i dragged "english(United Sback in tates)" to the top of the list and clicked the button right underneath then entered my password then log out/in | 19:37 |
WHAT_UP | is there anything inherently wrong with using packages intended for a prior ubuntu release? say something like texlive-full | 19:37 |
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crazySDman | ThinkT510: How would I remaster the ubuntu install .iso such that it had the Broadcom wireless driver included? | 19:38 |
ThinkT510 | WHAT_UP: never mix packages from different releases | 19:38 |
fishbait | yes compatability issues | 19:38 |
ThinkT510 | !remaster | crazySDman | 19:38 |
ubottu | crazySDman: Interested in remastering the Ubuntu !LiveCD or !Alternate installer? See: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallCDCustomization - Or use tools such as http://uck.sourceforge.net/ or http://linux.dell.com/wiki/index.php/DRU_Disc_Remastering_Utility | 19:38 |
ok_ | WHAT_UP, yes almost everything | 19:39 |
WHAT_UP | so if i want to put texlive-full on a usb stick for installation on various machines, it won't really work unless i can guarantee they're all from a certain release? | 19:39 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: i've never done it myself so i couldn't guide you through the specifics, sorry | 19:39 |
fishbait | yes | 19:39 |
MonkeyDust | WHAT_UP don't mix ubuntu versions | 19:39 |
fishbait | the packagemust match the release | 19:39 |
WHAT_UP | :<. that's lame. | 19:40 |
fishbait | 12.04 for 12.04 11.10 for 11.10 etc | 19:40 |
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fm__ | hi, my apport catches crashes every now and then, but if i click on the ok button and check the reporting checkbox no browser window opens. this worked in the pre-release versions. any idea? | 19:40 |
crazySDman | ThinkT510: okay, thanks | 19:42 |
crazySDman | ok_: Thanks also :) | 19:42 |
ok_ | crazySDman, nw man | 19:42 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: sorry if i sounded rude | 19:42 |
ok_ | crazySDman, yea also, clue is in ur name i guess | 19:43 |
ok_ | crazySDman, its bang on! | 19:43 |
mschr | should you experience flickering embedded flash with google-chrome, try purging ubuntu-restricted-extras and reinstall them for the flashplugin | 19:43 |
decio_crytek | http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ It is safe to install the last one? | 19:44 |
decio_crytek | On Ubuntu 12.04 | 19:44 |
zetter | why do i have two screen keyboards how can i remove one of them? preferably the one that appears when i write text | 19:44 |
zetter | ? | 19:44 |
ThinkT510 | decio_crytek: ppas are usable at your own risk | 19:45 |
ThinkT510 | !ppa | decio_crytek | 19:45 |
ubottu | decio_crytek: A Personal Package Archive (PPA) can provide alternate software not normally available in the offical Ubuntu repositories - Looking for a PPA? See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas - WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and you use them at your own risk. See also !addppa and !ppa-purge | 19:45 |
MonkeyDust | decio_crytek use PPAs at your own risk | 19:45 |
rsltsmayvry | sorry to interrupt, but a query: is there any way to alter a BIOS, such that it will support booting via USB flash drive? (i.e. without using a boot loader from live disc)? Thanks | 19:45 |
trism | not actually a ppa | 19:46 |
decio_crytek | ok, but it doesn't say precise in the end.. It says quantal, What's the difference? | 19:46 |
ThinkT510 | decio_crytek: quantal is 12.10 | 19:46 |
MonkeyDust | quantal is the future release, october | 19:46 |
trism | decio_crytek: you should generally only install the mainline kernel builds if you are testing if a bug exists upstream (the bug triager will usually ask you to in that case) | 19:46 |
decio_crytek | Ohh, Ok. Thanks | 19:46 |
ThinkT510 | decio_crytek: don't mix packages from different release | 19:46 |
MonkeyDust | decio_crytek or do so at your own risk | 19:47 |
crazySDman | ok_: Thanks also :) | 19:47 |
decio_crytek | ok, got it. Didn't know yet and is there a ALHA already? | 19:47 |
crazySDman | ThinkT510: You didn't :) | 19:47 |
rsltsmayvry | oookay, MAYBE i'll try a different channel lol | 19:47 |
ThinkT510 | crazySDman: thanks :) | 19:47 |
crazySDman | It's a pretty complicated system I'm trying to set up | 19:48 |
crazySDman | But I've got to go do some work stuff (text editor on the live boot with storage on the USB, heh...what I've got atm) so bbl | 19:48 |
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zetter | nn,, | 19:50 |
txdv | I have installed the newest nvidia drivers from the nvidia page on ubuntu 11.04, the kernel now complains that the module it is loading does not comply to the interface of 290 (the interface is the one of 270) | 19:51 |
txdv | So, what solution do you have for me to fix this problem? either get the old one running again or the new oine | 19:51 |
Pricey | txdv: What instructions di dyou read to install the new one? | 19:52 |
txdv | I downloaded the installer from the nvidai page and ran it as root | 19:52 |
txdv | after restarting the gdm everything worked fine | 19:52 |
txdv | after restarting linux, it didn't | 19:52 |
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cactus | Any Ubuntu gurus here? | 20:04 |
Tzunamii | Please state your Q and see if someone can be able to answer it | 20:04 |
cactus | I am having trouble accessing a USB hard drive formatted in ext3 | 20:05 |
fm__ | hi, my apport catches crashes every now and then, but if i click on the ok button and check the reporting checkbox no browser window opens. this worked in the pre-release versions. any idea? | 20:05 |
cactus | I am running a fresh install of Ubuntu 12. the first user defined can access the drive but any other user cannot. I tried adding the second user to all the first users groups but that did not fix the issue | 20:06 |
cactus | Incidently, the drive was originally used on a different Linux computer | 20:07 |
guntbert | !enter | cactus | 20:07 |
ubottu | cactus: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line. Don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 20:07 |
cactus | sorry, dont do IRC very often | 20:07 |
BluesKaj | cactus, was it user/ pw protected on the other pc ? | 20:09 |
cactus | Blueskaj, I did not deliberately copy protect the drive. When I originally reformatted it I used whatever the defaults diskutility wanted to apply for ext2 | 20:11 |
Tzunamii | cactus: Did you logout/login after you added the new groups to the second user? | 20:11 |
v0lksman | anyone know how to setup a software repo? preferably a private one | 20:11 |
cactus | Tzunamii, Yes, I also tried power cycling the computer | 20:12 |
ThinkT510 | v0lksman: beware of dependency issues | 20:12 |
Pici | v0lksman: a mirror of an existing repo, or just one to put your own debs on? | 20:12 |
v0lksman | Pici: one for my own debs | 20:13 |
v0lksman | and not launchpad... ;) | 20:13 |
TiZ | Hi. I can't find any documentation on how to configure a displaylink device with Ubuntu 12.04. What do I need to do? | 20:13 |
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Pici | v0lksman: hrm, I could have sworn I had a document here somewhere... just a moment | 20:14 |
OerHeks | v0lksman, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Personal | 20:15 |
v0lksman | Pici: no rush...docs are great! :) | 20:15 |
BluesKaj | ...BBL | 20:15 |
v0lksman | OerHeks: to make that available to a LAN would you just serve /usr/local/mydebs with apache? | 20:16 |
Chat2138 | http://alturl.com/5dtot | 20:16 |
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Pici | v0lksman: I thought we had an Ubuntu specific doc about this, but this debian should work just as well: http://wiki.debian.org/HowToSetupADebianRepository | 20:18 |
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OerHeks | v0lksman, i am not sure how to share your repository over lan. | 20:20 |
OerHeks | Pici, i found https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Personal | 20:20 |
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neberu | yep | 20:20 |
v0lksman | OerHeks Pici thanks guys...will read! | 20:21 |
jeffj84 | hi guys i need help setting up my samba shares in ubuntu 11.10 i have the server installed and can see the shares from the host machine but cant see them from anyother machines | 20:21 |
OerHeks | jeffj84, all in the same 'workgroup' ? | 20:22 |
Anxi80 | how do I get out of super user mode in terminal? | 20:22 |
Tonisius | ok, I got an ldap server, with 1 account on it, I am looking for a single sign on service of sorts, I read it requires kerberos, but not sure. Server and Client are both ubuntu 12.04, and I'm unable to use the correct keywords to find a tutorial, or instrctions on what I can do to have SSHD use ldap to authenticate | 20:22 |
jeffj84 | im assuming yes | 20:22 |
Tonisius | Anxi80: exit | 20:23 |
Anxi80 | Tonisius, exit closes terminal window :( | 20:23 |
Pici | OerHeks: thanks | 20:23 |
Tonisius | Anxi80: then you were never in super user mode | 20:23 |
Tonisius | Anxi80: you were already out of it | 20:24 |
jeffj84 | where do you enter the workgroup in ubuntu clients | 20:24 |
OerHeks | Anxi80, not if you ar root, see the chage from # to $ | 20:24 |
OerHeks | *change | 20:24 |
Anxi80 | i had to type exit 3 times | 20:24 |
Anxi80 | first two times printed #exit | 20:24 |
neberu | i am here m_ | 20:24 |
Tonisius | OerHeks: if you're root, you're root, if you're a normal user and use SU, then that's super user. Comes down to the definition of Anxi80's meaning of SUper User | 20:24 |
OerHeks | Anxi80, were you doing a SSH connection ? | 20:25 |
Anxi80 | tonisius, i am normal user who had used "sudo su" | 20:25 |
Anxi80 | OerHeks, nope just moving files | 20:25 |
ThinkT510 | Anxi80: sudo -i is the proper way to open a root terminal | 20:25 |
Anxi80 | ThinkT510, got it. I guess I have more reading to do :) | 20:26 |
OerHeks | Anxi80, odd, i would expect 2x exit, once for dropping root priv, and one for exiting terminal. | 20:26 |
Jordan_U | Anxi80: It's best to just run individual commands via sudo, rather than starting a root shell at all. | 20:26 |
Tonisius | Jordan_U: he will learn not to use sudo su the hard way | 20:26 |
Anxi80 | Jordan_U you are right but sudo won't let me cd into /root | 20:26 |
Tonisius | Anxi80: you shouldn't need to go into /root | 20:27 |
jeffj84 | OerHeks>, yea they are ob theme workgroup | 20:27 |
Tonisius | that's the whole point... you're not root | 20:27 |
jeffj84 | on* | 20:27 |
Anxi80 | Tonissius, I had put VMimages in a folder there. I realized that is a mistake and wanted to take them out | 20:27 |
Tonisius | Anxi80: learn from your mistakes, fix it, move them out of the /root directory | 20:27 |
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Tonisius | nothing should go into that folder | 20:28 |
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Tonisius | since you exited, you wont need the sudo su mode anymore | 20:28 |
Anxi80 | Tonisius, ok thanks | 20:28 |
Tonisius | we answered yur question at least. | 20:28 |
Tonisius | ok, I got an ldap server, with 1 account on it, I am looking for a single sign on service of sorts, I read it requires kerberos, but not sure. Server and Client are both ubuntu 12.04, and I'm unable to use the correct keywords to find a tutorial, or instrctions on what I can do to have SSHD use ldap to authenticate | 20:29 |
TiZ | Hi. I can't find any documentation on how to configure a displaylink device with Ubuntu 12.04. What do I need to do? | 20:30 |
guntbert | TiZ: what is a displaylink device ? | 20:31 |
TiZ | guntbert: a device with a dvi port that connects to the computer over USB. | 20:31 |
TiZ | Basically, it lets you hook up an additional monitor over USB. | 20:32 |
guntbert | TiZ: ah, thx | 20:32 |
jeffj84 | anyone help me with samba sharing? | 20:33 |
TiZ | guntbert: yup. | 20:33 |
OerHeks | jeffj84, if you think you setup samba right, restarted the other pc's and that didn't work, check this mbd , post 16 + 17 >> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1749823&page=2 | 20:34 |
arooni-mobile | hi folks. my wifi seems to drop off and require a restart to work again. ubutnu 12.04; lenovo t420. wireless card intel 4965. i see these error messages in dmesg: [ 5163.796586] iwlwifi 0000:03:00.0: Request scan called when driver not ready.; and earlier: [ 4770.418024] iwlwifi 0000:03:00.0: MAC is in deep sleep!. CSR_GP_CNTRL = 0xFFFFFFFF ... ideas? | 20:34 |
CyrusSmith | hi all | 20:36 |
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jeffj84 | OerHeks, i have 4 samba daemons and one netbios runing is this right 4 daemons | 20:39 |
distribution | i have a piratebox using an 8gb usb, and i want to go to a 32gb, how can i copy the installation on the 8gb to the 32? | 20:39 |
CyrusSmith | I need some advice...I have a situation where I have 5 PC's in a server room and screens need to be connected to the screens including mouse and keyboard. I know I can use a KVM Extender over CAT5e but I have tried various KVM's all with their own problems. Anyone know of an alternative? maybe software based? i have seen synergy but then would i need to have a pc in the control room with multiple graphics cards? what type of hardw | 20:40 |
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Jordan_U | CyrusSmith: Your message was cut off at "what type of hardw". | 20:42 |
Marzipan | i probably should test things in vm before applying them to my running system -.- | 20:44 |
CUPSless | Hi! I just had to do a reinstall of my OS and now I'm trying to get my printer working. It was before, but I think the reinstall introduced some changes. I'm running 12.04 and trying to connect an HP OfficeJet G55. Can anyone help me get it up and running? | 20:44 |
CUPSless | I think the relavent lines from syslog, when I try to use CUPS to find printers, are: Jul 12 13:37:49 nduku udev-configure-printer: MFG:Hewlett-Packard MDL:OfficeJet G55 SERN:SGG13E3W2CVL serial:SGG13E3W2CVL Jul 12 13:37:50 nduku hp[24003]: io/hpmud/pp.c 627: unable to read device-id ret=-1 Jul 12 13:37:52 nduku udev-configure-printer: no corresponding CUPS device found | 20:44 |
jeffj84 | OerHeks, i think it might be in my smb.conf could you tell me if i entered something wrong can i do pastebins here? | 20:46 |
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OerHeks | jeffj84, use paste.ubuntu.com | 20:47 |
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OerHeks | jeffj84, that url i gave you is server side ( for your setup), after that i think you need to restart a client to take effect? | 20:49 |
jeffj84 | OerHeks, thanks what im trying to do is set it up for xbmc smb shares heres the conf http://paste.ubuntu.com/1088701/ | 20:49 |
repozitor | how can i write to MBR? | 20:49 |
repozitor | or erase it? | 20:49 |
jeffj84 | OerHeks, yea i restarted both | 20:49 |
OerHeks | repozitor, start a live cd, so the disk is not mounted and start gparted to do as you like | 20:50 |
deviceb | question all. i just installed a new GPU and want to Activate my proprietary Nvidia drivers | 20:50 |
jeffj84 | repozitor, with fdisk | 20:50 |
JimbeII | I'm having a bit of trouble with my new Ubuntu installation. Is anyone available to help? | 20:50 |
deviceb | says i do not have permission | 20:50 |
jeffj84 | or gparted | 20:50 |
deviceb | any ideas? | 20:50 |
Jef91 | can anyone give me an example of how apt-key del works? | 20:51 |
OerHeks | deviceb, what is the full error? something about mounted? | 20:51 |
repozitor | OerHeks: what those better? | 20:51 |
repozitor | gparted or fdisk? | 20:51 |
OerHeks | eh sorry deviceb not for you | 20:51 |
OerHeks | repozitor, both are oke | 20:51 |
deviceb | no when i click Activate it says "you are not authorized to perform this action" | 20:52 |
deviceb | do i need to open this windows w/ root? | 20:52 |
JimbeII | how do I enable browser-based java applications? | 20:52 |
deviceb | or can i switch to the nvidia drivers via command line? | 20:52 |
sleepybug | Hey all. Forgive me because I know this is not the place to ask. Where might I go to find people (irc) who are used to modifying Android OS source code? | 20:52 |
MonkeyDust | sleepybug try #android | 20:53 |
JimbeII | or rather, how do I use them? | 20:53 |
sleepybug | MonkeyDust thanks | 20:53 |
jeffj84 | sleepbug, xda-devolpoers | 20:53 |
jeffj84 | spelt that all wrong | 20:53 |
jeffj84 | sleepbug, xda-developers | 20:53 |
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JimbeII | how do I make use of browser-based java applications? | 20:54 |
Jordan_U | repozitor: What are you actually trying to accomplish? | 20:54 |
WHAT_UP | JimbeII: you want to make them, or do you want them to display? | 20:55 |
lawltoad | i changed /etc/hosts for my local host.... but gnome-session hasn't changed SESSION_MANAGER | 20:55 |
lawltoad | what to do? | 20:55 |
DeLorean731 | is there a good piece of software for Ubuntu 12.04 similar to Sandboxie for windows? Basically I want to run multiple instances of the same program in isolated sandboxes | 20:55 |
JimbeII | I want to run them, and I can, but it constantly crashes | 20:56 |
JimbeII | I'm assuming Im doing something wrong | 20:56 |
deviceb | Usually w/ ubuntu i am able to select a proprietary driver & activate it. for some reason i can not do this atm | 20:56 |
JimbeII | I want them to display | 20:56 |
deviceb | if a command exists i assume i can run it as SU | 20:56 |
guntbert | !su | deviceb read while you wait :) | 20:57 |
ubottu | deviceb read while you wait :): sudo is a command to run command-line programs with superuser privileges ("root") (also see !cli). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for more information. For graphical applications see !gksu (GNOME, Xfce), or !kdesudo (KDE). If you're unable to execute commands with sudo see: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/fixsudo | 20:57 |
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JimbeII | WHAT_UP: Are you there? | 20:58 |
MonkeyDust | DeLorean731 there's something called "arkose" http://www.sandboxie.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=4353 | 20:58 |
voodoodaddy | what is the difference between regular xchat and xchat-gnome? | 20:58 |
WHAT_UP | JimbeII: as far as i can tell, that sounds about right for ubuntu | 20:58 |
JimbeII | constant crashes? | 20:58 |
jparkton | sometimes | 20:59 |
JimbeII | I don't believe it should crash very often | 20:59 |
jeffj84 | OerHeks, i got it i think | 20:59 |
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lawltoad | DeLorean731, see fakeroot | 21:00 |
OerHeks | jeffj84, host allow line 64? | 21:01 |
deviceb | yes i have used sudo for years now w/ debian but not sure what command to run in regards to switching to nvidia drivers | 21:01 |
jeffj84 | OerHeks, line 63 was quoted out but now i get unable to mount location failed to retrieve share list from server | 21:02 |
deviceb | thought this would be a quick resolution.. | 21:02 |
noiro | How do I get rid of the bottom taskbar in gnome? | 21:03 |
deviceb | sabayon here i come! | 21:03 |
noiro | I am trying to replace it with avante | 21:03 |
noiro | guys? | 21:05 |
Mrono | I installed cinnamon but I have no notification bubbles and notify-send does nothing | 21:05 |
repozitor | Jordan_U: i want copy all windows 2000 data (sector by sector) and paste it to another HDD | 21:05 |
Mrono | What information do you need to help? | 21:05 |
repozitor | but i can't, because i have problem with MBR | 21:06 |
ThinkT510 | Mrono: we don't support cinnamon here | 21:06 |
stanreg | Is there a linux equivalent to robocopy? (or any other copying util that will try copying a file for X attempts before moving on) | 21:06 |
Mrono | ThinkT510: I know, but it's cinnamon on top of ubuntu desktop so I figured someone would have run into the same issue at some point | 21:06 |
guntbert | stanreg: look at rsync | 21:06 |
repozitor | i think if copy sector by sector, it should work fine | 21:06 |
repozitor | but i see my pc can't boot from new HDD | 21:06 |
gartral | repozitor: DD. | 21:07 |
repozitor | gartral: i use already dd | 21:07 |
repozitor | but not arrive to my end | 21:07 |
gartral | repozitor: did you dd the entire device? | 21:07 |
repozitor | i wrote complete problem, read it | 21:08 |
repozitor | http://paste.ubuntu.com/1088147/ | 21:08 |
gartral | repozitor: you were dd'ing partitions, for this too work you must dd the DEVICE too a new DEVICE which would look like "dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb" note the lack of numbers and the designation of a totally seperate HDD for the target. | 21:10 |
repozitor | gartral: i can use your cmd, if i have both HDD in one system | 21:11 |
repozitor | but i don't have them in same PC | 21:11 |
pranjal710 | How do we setup a wifi hotspo in 12.04 ubuntu to share internet?? Can somone please help?? | 21:11 |
noiro | hey guys, is there any way to move the gnome bottom menu to my other screen and put a dock on my first screen? | 21:11 |
gartral | repozitor: also, I'm use /dev/sdb as an example here. .you probably won't want too use that as your target, too figure out which drive you want as your target, you probably should use fdisk -l | 21:12 |
ThinkT510 | !ics | pranjal710 | 21:12 |
ubottu | pranjal710: If you want to share the internet connection of your Ubuntu machine with other machines in the network see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing | 21:12 |
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pranjal710 | ThinkT510: I tried via network manager, but the other device could not find my laptop when it scanned for wifi!!! | 21:14 |
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repozitor | gartral: if i DDing all entire disk, is it possible to think if i restore it to any HDD, i create a complete copy? | 21:14 |
gartral | repozitor: again, that doesn't matter, if you dd if=/dev/sda of=/path/too/usb\ drive/you/want/the/image/on it will work on the new machine when you revorse the order of if and of. | 21:15 |
ThinkT510 | pranjal710: sorry, i'm just aware of the factoid, i've never done it myself so not sure how to help | 21:15 |
gartral | repozitor: That's the idea. | 21:15 |
pranjal710 | ThinkT510: Thanks anyway :) | 21:15 |
jeffj84 | OerHeks, hey how does my xbmc share at the bottom look? | 21:15 |
jey | hi, I'm running 12.04 and my network manager applet (in the top-right of unity) seems to have stopped working correctly, how can I reset it without rebooting? in particular, it doesn't seem to respond when I select the wifi network I want to join, nor when I click "connect to new hidden wireless network" | 21:16 |
josvuk | Hello , how to make a recovery dvd from my Lucid? | 21:17 |
repozitor | gartral: can i copy sector by sector all entire disk, and then restore it on another HDD, using .hdd temporary file? | 21:18 |
repozitor | and is the new HDD bootable? | 21:18 |
jey | there must be some program I can send a SIGKILL to or something to cuase the WiFi selecting thing to work again, right? | 21:18 |
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stanreg | guntbert: looking at rsync.. I don't see the parameter for retries #? | 21:19 |
gartral | repozitor: yes, this is called an Imaged Device Transfer.. and, as long as you have a 1|1 image of the original device, when you put it back on a hdd it will be exactly the same as what you took it from, so if the new device is bigger, than remember too boot one too make sure it works, then reboot and resize the image afterward so your drive is used correctly.. | 21:20 |
gartral | and my fingers aren't working today.. | 21:21 |
noiro | Where is conky stored in ubuntu 12.04? I can't find it in the home folder | 21:23 |
josvuk | How to make a login account in Lucid? | 21:23 |
ThinkT510 | noiro: /etc/conky | 21:24 |
noiro | thanks think | 21:27 |
usr13__ | josvuk: adduser | 21:29 |
sleepybug | hey all...I just tried to download the android repo onto ubuntu...While it was downloading its mass of files I couldn't figure out where it was downloading to | 21:30 |
usr13__ | josvuk: Be sure and allow it to add the new user to groups as needed. | 21:30 |
sleepybug | Is there anyway to see the latest changes made to the OS? | 21:30 |
sleepybug | or newly constructed directories? | 21:30 |
Flem | Hello everyone. | 21:30 |
sleepybug | I am trying to find where it was downloading to so I can remove the files | 21:31 |
Jordan_U | sleepybug: Not without having prepared something like etckeeper ahead of time. | 21:31 |
Teeks | lien.no | 21:31 |
sleepybug | Jirdan_U: Great, that sucks...gah. thanks | 21:31 |
Flem | Tried googling this but did not find anything. Just installed 12.04 on my main computer and it wont accept any input from my mouse when a window is opened. | 21:31 |
Jordan_U | sleepybug: What guide were you following? | 21:31 |
Flem | Anyone know the issue? | 21:32 |
sleepybug | Jordan_U: http://source.android.com/source/downloading.html | 21:32 |
noiro | ehhh, how do you close conky? | 21:32 |
sleepybug | Jordan_U: Could I not just set up what you were talking about and then restart the download to see where it was downloading to? | 21:32 |
auronandace | noiro: kill the pid | 21:32 |
Jordan_U | sleepybug: What command did you run that did all the downloading? | 21:33 |
silverarrow | anyone familiar with ibooks? | 21:33 |
silverarrow | I have installed lubuntu on an iBook G4 | 21:34 |
sleepybug | Jordan_U: repo init -u https://android.googlesource.com/platform/manifest | 21:34 |
noiro | auronadace: conky is wrong. I have more than 2 cores and it has the RAM I have wrong as well. what is going on? | 21:34 |
sleepybug | Jordan_U: actually it was rep sync....the other command was right before | 21:34 |
sleepybug | Jordan_U: "repo sync" | 21:34 |
sanctum32 | there is any good gui to create gtk software with interface like as visual studio or lazarus? | 21:35 |
silverarrow | I can`t launch alsamixer | 21:35 |
Jordan_U | sleepybug: OK, as far as I understand it both of those commands will only affect the current directory, so you can just delete the directory and start from scratch again or delete specific files within the directory. But you shouldn't need to search for anything. | 21:35 |
usr13__ | sleepybug: It says, "the Android source files will be located in your working directory under their project names" | 21:35 |
sleepybug | Jordan_U: Thats what I did but they werent appearing... urs13__ | 21:36 |
sanctum32 | do not recommend listed software in software center, they're like as simple notepads with compile abbility... | 21:36 |
fm__ | hi, my apport catches crashes every now and then, but if i click on the ok button and check the reporting checkbox no browser window opens. this worked in the pre-release versions. any idea? | 21:36 |
sleepybug | urs13__ & Jordan_U: I had made a directory and executed the command in that directory | 21:36 |
sleepybug | I tried to view them in the directory and nothing was appearing | 21:36 |
usr13__ | sleepybug: did you do mkdir WORKING_DIRECTORY and cd WORKING_DIRECTORY ? | 21:37 |
sleepybug | usr13__: yes | 21:37 |
Jordan_U | sleepybug: My guess is that since you didn't let it finish git never populated the tree, and all of the blobs are still in WORKING_DIRECTORY/.git (wich, since it starts with a '.', is a hidden directory visible with "ls -a". | 21:38 |
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usr13__ | sleepybug: ls -l ~/WORKING_DIRECTORY #what do you see? | 21:39 |
sleepybug | Jordan_U & usr13__ is proc supposed to be a folder in my file system? I am trying to see if maybe I installed them in the wrong location (though I followed those instructions 100% I was sure) | 21:40 |
usr13__ | sleepybug: yes | 21:40 |
sleepybug | usr13__: two files. files and repo | 21:40 |
sleepybug | cd repo | 21:40 |
usr13__ | sleepybug: /proc #In the root | 21:40 |
sleepybug | shit | 21:40 |
ttyp123 | can anyone help me how to use grep to search for http://paste.linuxassist.net/216052 <----- this string? i am not able to put the escape characters properly | 21:41 |
usr13__ | sleepybug: Are they files? or Directories? | 21:41 |
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ttyp123 | grep -l "what should go in here?" | 21:41 |
sleepybug | usr13__ one is a file and one is a directory...one I downloaded the other I made (files being the intended directory for the download) | 21:41 |
sleepybug | usr13__: nothing shows in it with that command | 21:41 |
ubuntu021 | Any one know the date ranges of ubuntu server 8.04 lts support from cannonical? | 21:42 |
Jordan_U | !8.04 | ubuntu021 | 21:42 |
ubottu | ubuntu021: Ubuntu 8.04 LTS (Hardy Heron) was the eighth release of Ubuntu. Desktop support ended on May 12 2011, Server support continues until 2013. See !upgrade, !lts and !eol for more details. | 21:42 |
usr13__ | sleepybug: ls -R ~/WORKING_DIRECTORY/ | 21:42 |
sleepybug | usr13__: no such file etc. | 21:43 |
ubuntu021 | found it, thanks | 21:43 |
Jordan_U | ttyp123: Try asking in #bash | 21:43 |
sleepybug | usr13__: I let the thing download for about 5 min but I couldn | 21:43 |
sleepybug | usr13__: I let the thing download for about 5 min but I couldn't confirm a location so I stopped the download | 21:43 |
usr13__ | sleepybug: Oh, well that is why... | 21:43 |
Flem | Does anyone know something about the mouse not working on some windows, while suddenly working fine. | 21:44 |
sleepybug | usr13__: what is why? | 21:44 |
GhostWolf | does anyone know how in 12.04 to get system monitor? i know in 11.04 it was in the system settings. i see only few things are in the system settings. | 21:44 |
usr13__ | sleepybug: "The initial sync operation will take an hour or more to complete. For more about repo sync and other Repo commands, see Version Control. | 21:44 |
Jordan_U | sleepybug: Please pastebin the output of "du -h ~/WORKING_DIRECTORY". It will probably show you that a directory named ".git" contains a lot of data. | 21:44 |
sleepybug | Jordan_U: I think usr13__ found the reason | 21:44 |
sleepybug | usr13__: so for the first hour I shouldn't have seen anything anyways? No files were being downloaded? | 21:45 |
aroman | those of you who are running Ubuntu on recent macbooks/airs, what touchpad drivers are you using? The stock ones seem to suck. | 21:45 |
mike_sun | hi all | 21:45 |
usr13__ | sleepybug: I don't know, apparently, (I'm just reading the instructions..) | 21:45 |
NewAmercnClassic | hey | 21:46 |
Jordan_U | sleepybug: I've told you the reason. du -h will confirm it. Everything is in a directory called ".git". When the download completes, git will populate the working directory. | 21:46 |
sleepybug | Jordan_U: sorry, I will try it now | 21:46 |
NewAmercnClassic | is the new current build working? | 21:46 |
mike_sun | I'm trying install quake 4 on ubuntu 12.04 64bits, and I got the message: Fatal error, no tech support email configured in this setup | 21:46 |
mike_sun | any idea? | 21:46 |
sleepybug | Jordan_U: I trashed the file. I just restored it to desktop, does that matter? | 21:46 |
NewAmercnClassic | use wine? | 21:46 |
mike_sun | before I got the message: ./setup.sh: 207: ./setup.sh: /home/mike/.setup26463: not found | 21:46 |
GhostWolf | does anyone know how i can find the system monitor on ubuntu 12.04 | 21:47 |
sleepybug | Jordan_U: you were correct | 21:47 |
sleepybug | Jordan_U: sorry | 21:47 |
josvuk | strange: adduser root --> the user already exists but login root fails with Login incorrect. So how to login as root? | 21:47 |
NewAmercnClassic | type in system manager | 21:47 |
Jordan_U | sleepybug: No problem :) | 21:47 |
sleepybug | Jordan_U & usr13__ thank you for the help | 21:47 |
mike_sun | anyone here had a problem like that ? | 21:47 |
Jordan_U | sleepybug: You're welcome. | 21:47 |
zixxy | GhostWolf, just search for "system" and it should pop right up. Same name and all. | 21:47 |
usr13__ | Jordan_U: Tell me you are not trying to create a user named "root" ???? | 21:47 |
usr13__ | josvuk: Tell me you are not trying to create a user named "root" ???? | 21:48 |
GhostWolf | zixxy, ok well its normally in system settings i upgraded directly from 11.04 did a fresh install mainly. thats why i was asking | 21:48 |
NewAmercnClassic | is there any alpha channel? | 21:48 |
hitter | lol | 21:48 |
ubuntu021 | I'm getting this while trying apt-get update "403 Forbidden: request URL denied [IP: 91.189.92.176 80]" | 21:48 |
Jordan_U | !root | josvuk | 21:48 |
ubottu | josvuk: Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo | 21:48 |
usr13__ | josvuk: You need to pick another name. | 21:48 |
zixxy | NewAmercnClassic, #ubuntu+1 | 21:49 |
NewAmercnClassic | thanks zixxy | 21:49 |
usr13__ | josvuk: root user already exists.. | 21:49 |
noiro | anyone have experience with Wine? I am trying to play Spotify through it and get no sound. :/ | 21:50 |
GhostWolf | zixxy thanks that worked. thanks again. | 21:51 |
gsr | technically couldn't you create a user name root - just make sure you change the name assoicated with uid 0 in passwd and shadow? | 21:51 |
josvuk | Hm, but I want root to apear in the loginscreen ... | 21:51 |
usr13__ | gsr: But, why would you? | 21:51 |
MonkeyDust | there seems to be an increase of users who want to login as root, these last few days | 21:51 |
gsr | josvuk: thats a gdm setting I believe | 21:51 |
usr13__ | josvuk: Why? | 21:51 |
usr13__ | josvuk: You would never login to it even if it did. Would you? | 21:52 |
josvuk | for fixing things went wrong :-) | 21:52 |
gsr | user13__: one reason I can think of is extra security - even if you logged in as "root", you would not have super admin privledges, and if you cant see shadow, you couldnt guess the root username. | 21:52 |
tcstar | what's wrong with running sudo in the command line? Ubuntu disabled root login for a REASON | 21:52 |
usr13__ | !sudo | josvuk | 21:52 |
ubottu | josvuk: sudo is a command to run command-line programs with superuser privileges ("root") (also see !cli). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for more information. For graphical applications see !gksu (GNOME, Xfce), or !kdesudo (KDE). If you're unable to execute commands with sudo see: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/fixsudo | 21:52 |
Jordan_U | josvuk: Never run an entire desktop environment as root. | 21:53 |
usr13__ | gsr: I dono, I don't see the point... | 21:53 |
tcstar | Running root is just bad form... | 21:53 |
Jordan_U | josvuk: Doing so will break things, while not making it any easier to fix the other things which are broken. | 21:53 |
MonkeyDust | josvuk with a root DE, you would basically have a windows machine, nobody wants that | 21:54 |
noiro | anyone know a good application dock I can use in conjuction with openbox or fluxbox that supports multiple workpspaces? | 21:54 |
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usr13__ | !gksudo | josvuk | 21:54 |
ubottu | josvuk: If you need to run graphical applications as root, use « gksudo », as it will set up the environment more appropriately. Never just use "sudo"! (See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo to know why) | 21:54 |
tcstar | lol @MonkeyDust i like it | 21:54 |
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usr13__ | josvuk: Fixing things that go wrong does not require runing a GUI session as root. | 21:55 |
josvuk | Hm, I want to be able to sytem debug if sudo acidently don't works. | 21:56 |
usr13__ | josvuk: sodo is not going to accidentally work. | 21:56 |
usr13__ | josvuk: How would sudo stop working? | 21:56 |
jordan_ | I have 2 monitors, how can I send a program to the second monitor besides dragging it over? | 21:56 |
gsr | josvuk: if you want to set a root password, so you can su into root, do 'sudo passwd', enter your login, and then the new root password twice. | 21:57 |
tcstar | Jordan, you can't that I'm aware of.. I have to drag my stuff over all the time... | 21:57 |
gsr | usr13__ if the user was somehow removed from the wheel group | 21:57 |
Jordan_U | !noroot | gsr | 21:57 |
ubottu | gsr: We do not support setting a root password. You're free to do it on your own machine, but please don't offer instructions on how to set a root password or ask for help with setting it. See !root and !wfm for more information. | 21:57 |
jordan_ | They are different sizes and it's annoying to find the right spot to drag it plus how it snaps the programs to the side sometimes. | 21:57 |
usr13__ | gsr: There is no need to do that. | 21:57 |
josvuk | usr13_: erase you sudoers :-) | 21:57 |
usr13__ | gsr: And that is bad advise. | 21:58 |
jordan_ | tcstar, you sure there isn't something? You know how you can right click and send to a different workspace, there isn't a way to send to a different monitor? | 21:58 |
tcstar | logging in as root, ssh in as root, all horrible horrible ideas... | 21:58 |
usr13__ | josvuk: YOu are preparing for stuff that will not happen. | 21:58 |
usr13__ | gsr: And the advise you gave will cause his system to be less secure. | 21:59 |
tcstar | jordan_: I haven't found a way thus far... | 21:59 |
usr13__ | josvuk: see my PM | 21:59 |
tcstar | There is no reason to EVER su or login as root.... Like someone else said, if you want to login as root you may as well be running windows... And if you wanted to be running a security infested machine, you'd already be running windows not linux | 22:00 |
beandog | :B | 22:01 |
josvuk | usr13__: I'm perparing for answering ... | 22:01 |
beandog | That's an exaggeration. | 22:01 |
beandog | but whatever. | 22:01 |
sw | tcstar: everything has a reason | 22:01 |
usr13__ | tcstar: Well, it's ok to use sudo or su Just not setting a password for root. | 22:01 |
tcstar | usr13__: never said it wasn't okay to use sudo... su root generally requires you to set a root password since (at least in 12.04) it has a default password that needs to be changed in order to su into it.. | 22:02 |
gsr | usr13__: yes, I've read some of that philosophy - I'm still miffed as to why its true. With sudo you are effectively using the "same" password for root and for your user - meaning that a "wheel" user compromise is equal to a root compromise. | 22:03 |
squaregoldfish | Ubuntu 12.04, gedit with LaTeX plugin. Every time I save a document, it move the cursor and selects the parent section tag. How can I stop it? | 22:03 |
beandog | gsr: that's true | 22:04 |
beandog | strictly speaking, if they have your user password, they have root access. | 22:04 |
usr13__ | gsr: You mean that a user that is in admin | 22:04 |
Manianpama | hi | 22:04 |
bobweaver | hello there can anyone tell me how to do this ? apt-get source ubuntu-wallpaper-{k..p} | 22:04 |
gsr | usr13__ : yeah, I guess. Back in my day it was called wheel :) | 22:05 |
usr13__ | gsr: I know, I know. But you just do not understand the way Ubuntu is built. It is best to leave it as it is. | 22:05 |
beandog | gsr: yah ubuntu uses admin for some (unorthodox) reason | 22:06 |
wedgie | i've got 'up route add -net 10.0.0.0/8 gw 10.0.0.1' in /etc/network/interfaces under the static config for the interface that has that gateway, but when i restart networking (or reboot the server) the route doesn't appear. Where did i go wrong? | 22:06 |
beandog | I guess it does make more sense, as a naming scheme. You can still throw yourself in wheel th ough if you want | 22:06 |
gsr | usr13__: that kind of sounds like a shortcut to thinking | 22:06 |
wedgie | pretty vanilla install of 12.04 server | 22:06 |
tcstar | ls | 22:06 |
Mrokii | Hello. Is it safe to disable "Bluetooth Manager" in Autostart items if my computer doesn't have Bluetooth and I never intend to use it? | 22:07 |
beandog | gsr: oh wait, they don't even make wheel group | 22:07 |
beandog | I thought they did for some reason. oh well. | 22:08 |
gsr | fact is, choosing a complex root password, and using 'su -', is ultimately a more secure system - Ubuntu has dumbed it down for the migrating from windows folk, making it more "idiot proof" than "secure" | 22:08 |
usr13__ | gsr: It's not. But setting a password for root will not help you. What advantage do you get? | 22:08 |
usr13__ | tcstar: Can I PM you? | 22:08 |
gsr | usr13__: if your user password becomes compromised, your system as a whole doesn't | 22:08 |
beandog | usr13__: actually, real security would be *disabling sudo* and changing the root password. | 22:08 |
gsr | its kind of the reason root was invented in the first place, methinks | 22:08 |
WHAT_UP | if someone identifies your password, can't they just sudo -s and do whatever they want? | 22:09 |
beandog | WHAT_UP: yes | 22:09 |
bz | yep | 22:09 |
usr13__ | beandog: Well, you could do that, but is it any more secure? Answer: No | 22:09 |
MonkeyDust | usr13__ discussions in#ubuntu-offtopic please | 22:09 |
WHAT_UP | so how's that not compromised? | 22:09 |
MonkeyDust | usr13__ discussions in #ubuntu-offtopic please | 22:09 |
beandog | usr13__: it's more secure because then you have *two* passwords, not one, and no default root access | 22:09 |
usr13__ | Going to #ubuntu-offtopic | 22:09 |
MonkeyDust | !ot | 22:09 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 22:09 |
beandog | MonkeyDust: bah, sorry | 22:09 |
gsr | oops | 22:09 |
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winchat | are Cdrtools programs only meant for cd/dvd/blueray R or can they be used with all R +- , RW+- media ? | 22:12 |
beandog | winchat: I don't think they work with bluray | 22:12 |
beandog | You can mount bluray just fine as UDF though | 22:12 |
beandog | but there's still the DRM | 22:12 |
winchat | in theory I cann't see any restrictions | 22:12 |
winchat | I mean on a none DRM based blueray | 22:13 |
winchat | basically do these tools lack the driver program for a blueray or the ability to use a driver program | 22:13 |
Stryker1 | hey, what is the channel for musicians? | 22:15 |
Stryker1 | that use ubuntu? | 22:15 |
ganster | hiiiiiiiiiiiiiii | 22:16 |
graft | hi, when is gimp 2.8 going to make it in? | 22:16 |
MonkeyDust | Stryker1 #ubuntustudio | 22:16 |
slaptman | What is the alternative to devede? | 22:17 |
Stryker1 | MonkeyDust: there is another one | 22:17 |
MonkeyDust | slaptman devede IS the alternative | 22:17 |
slaptman | There is no other software in linux that can convert a avi to a dvd? | 22:18 |
trism | graft: it is in 12.10 already, we may get a backport to precise, but there is a bug blocking it right now | 22:18 |
znf | Hello. | 22:18 |
graft | trism: will it work okay from some ppa? | 22:18 |
MonkeyDust | graft use PPAs at your own risk, they are not officially supported | 22:19 |
slaptman | keep getting a mencoder error | 22:19 |
znf | It seems that ro.archive.ubuntu.com is down, and the only other archive mirror I know is one that has a file named "Archive-Update-in-Progress-sadashbia.canonical.com" <--- what's this about? | 22:19 |
trism | graft: I have been using the straight backport from quantal on precise from a ppa for a while, works fine, I suppose it depends on which ppa you choose (I don't have a recommendation) | 22:19 |
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lloowen | Hello all :) I need advice/recommendations on very low memory usage applications. I'm looking for a lightweight text editor(gui) , photo viewer , pdf reader. I'm running a very minimal Ubuntu 10.04LTS with blackbox from a usb which runs on a thin client with only 128Mb of RAM | 22:20 |
shaundude | lloowen: The lightest text editors are not GUIs | 22:20 |
slaptman | nano? | 22:20 |
znf | vim | 22:21 |
Stryker1 | vim | 22:21 |
tr3nton | gedit | 22:21 |
shaundude | vim > gedit | 22:21 |
beandog | gvim? | 22:21 |
slackin_ | Hey, when transcoding using mplayer, there is a switch you can use to force mplayer to keep the audio in sync every frame or something, it helps when there is audio sync wander, i cant find it in the man page and I'm drawing a total blank, anyone know what I'm talking about? | 22:21 |
shaundude | or just plain vi | 22:21 |
slaptman | might be the lightest and easiest | 22:21 |
beandog | slackin_: -framedrop ? | 22:21 |
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LazyTown | test | 22:21 |
slackin_ | beandog, no, thats for issues with cpu lag | 22:21 |
Stryker1 | hey, try using avidemux | 22:21 |
beandog | slackin_: eh, not necessarily | 22:21 |
slaptman | geany is what i use it's very nice for websites | 22:21 |
beandog | but mostly, yah | 22:22 |
lloowen | what about a low memory photo viewer? | 22:22 |
slackin_ | beandog, if someone says it, ill know instantly | 22:22 |
slackin_ | i have used it dozens of times | 22:22 |
slackin_ | i just cant find it or remember right now at all | 22:22 |
graft | slackin_: autosync | 22:22 |
beandog | slackin_: ah, kk, just trying to remember an argument | 22:22 |
Stryker1 | anybody remember the name of the room that had linux related media help | 22:23 |
slaptman | well ima keep hoping there is a nother prog like devede out there | 22:23 |
slackin_ | graft maybe, does it have a 2 letter abbv, like maybe -as | 22:23 |
slackin_ | ? | 22:23 |
Samuquera | brasil? | 22:23 |
graft | lloowen: shotwell is pretty good eh? | 22:23 |
Stryker1 | slaptman: try avidemux | 22:23 |
graft | slackin_: not that i know of, but that's what autosync does | 22:23 |
slackin_ | graft ill try that | 22:23 |
xubuntu | hi | 22:24 |
slaptman | thanks stryker1 | 22:24 |
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slackin_ | graft, looked up that in man page, your right, its -autosync 0 | 22:24 |
bz | ed > vim | 22:24 |
slackin_ | thats what i used before | 22:25 |
Stryker1 | slaptman: yeah | 22:25 |
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rinzler | how do I find usb info on a usb wifi adapter? | 22:30 |
Paul_E | Hi all, I would like to make a live CD version of my existing desktop which I have customized. Tried using remastersys, but that produces an installable live CD. I want a live CD that operates exactly as the current state of my desktop, however from CD. Could you please point me in the right direction to achieve this? | 22:31 |
yugger | WINDOWS | 22:32 |
yugger | WINDOWS | 22:32 |
yugger | WINDOWS | 22:32 |
yugger | WINDOWS | 22:32 |
FloodBot1 | yugger: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 22:32 |
yugger | WINDOWS | 22:32 |
Paul_E | I did find this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MakeALiveCD/DVD/BootableFlashFromHarddiskInstall | 22:33 |
beandog | slackin_: did you figure it out? | 22:33 |
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Paul_E | (seems to be exactly what I'm looking for, so I'll give it a look--at least the title does...) | 22:33 |
slackin_ | beandog, i thought i did, but no | 22:33 |
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beandog | slackin_: :( | 22:33 |
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jabberwalkie | Hi can anyone help me understand why this jplayer works in chrome/ie but not firefox 13 on Linux? here is the page: http://www.proeventdj.com/jplayer/demos/pedj-audio.htm | 22:40 |
jabberwalkie | i realize this is not a Ubuntu question, but Ubuntu people are smart! :) | 22:41 |
Qualia | I updated my ubuntu and unity launcher only shows the background color ... | 22:41 |
Qualia | halp | 22:41 |
rinzler | from this device info retrieved via lsusb, what is the vendor and product ids? | 22:46 |
rinzler | http://paste.ubuntu.com/1088902/ | 22:46 |
MonkeyDust | Qualia try MyUnity, it's in the software center | 22:47 |
asmonaut | my ip is xxxx. that leads to a router where my server is forwarded as 192.168.0.8 which is set static on server. When I try my site from browser IN THE SERVER I get router user/pass dialog, but works ok from outside lan. Now what is my ServerName in httpd.conf, xxxx or 192.168.0.8? | 22:47 |
asmonaut | thanks in advance | 22:47 |
rinzler | from this device info retrieved via lsusb, what is the vendor and product ids? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1088902/ | 22:53 |
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kriskropd | I've setup FreeNX with Awesome on an Ubuntu Server or some minial GUI-necesary stuff, however I am having trouble with getting asian characters to display; Asian characters display a block with their charmap ID numbers, solution anyone? | 22:56 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: Are you using Ubuntu? | 22:56 |
asmonaut | yep | 22:56 |
noiro | Hey guys, does anyone know a good program dock I can incorporate with fluxbox to act as a replacement to gnome? | 22:56 |
asmonaut | looking how to find where apache is listening :P | 22:56 |
noiro | Preferably with workstation support. | 22:56 |
ok_ | rinzler, dude! it actually says in the printed info, i really shouldnt be sending you this link but here you go http://www.belkin.com/uk/support/article/?lid=enu&aid=6121 | 22:57 |
rinzler | fine. here's my actual question. 050d:705c which one is which? | 22:58 |
stiltzkin | Hey, can someone please help me with installing the drivers/firmware for a Broadcom BCM4306 (b43 driver)? I've tried every guide and official doc out there, nothing works | 22:59 |
stiltzkin | Jockey shows no available drivers on the system even after installing b43-firmware-installer, etc | 22:59 |
graft | asmonaut: so, to summarize, you have a server with LAN ip 192.168.0.8 running a webserver that is forwarded through your router? | 22:59 |
asmonaut | yep | 22:59 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: You shouldn't need to specify. If the outside IP is correctly forwarded to the correct inside IP, you are good to go. | 23:00 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: What problem are you having? | 23:00 |
ok_ | rinzler, assuming then you've lost the case for the adaptor? | 23:00 |
stiltzkin | Really at my wits end here. I know the card works, I just can't get it to work on this computer. I double checked /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf as well - it's not blacklisted | 23:00 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: Or what are you trying to do? | 23:00 |
asmonaut | but a restart in apache says sth else... | 23:00 |
graft | asmonaut: ServerName is usually the domain name of the site | 23:00 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: What does it say? | 23:01 |
asmonaut | Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 192.168.0.8 for ServerName | 23:01 |
usr13__ | graft: correct | 23:01 |
asmonaut | AND | 23:01 |
ok_ | rinzler, just install for the ZD1211B chipset rather than the vendor model | 23:01 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: Well that doesnt' really matter. | 23:01 |
asmonaut | (13)Permission denied: make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:80 | 23:01 |
stiltzkin | Any help very much appreciated. Wireless drivers are still a nightmare. | 23:01 |
asmonaut | no listening sockets available, shutting down | 23:01 |
asmonaut | Unable to open logs | 23:01 |
asmonaut | Action 'start' failed. | 23:01 |
FloodBot1 | asmonaut: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 23:01 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: It will work anyway. | 23:01 |
graft | asmonaut: can you pastebin this stuff? | 23:01 |
asmonaut | glad to !! thanks | 23:01 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: Oh well, you have another problem. | 23:01 |
ok_ | rinzler, http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/zd1211rw/ | 23:02 |
graft | asmonaut: also you probably need to run as root or some such, how are you starting apache? | 23:02 |
stiltzkin | For reference I followed these instructions: http://www.linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/b43#b43_and_b43legacy | 23:02 |
faryshta | How can I modify the volume on XFCE? | 23:02 |
stiltzkin | Also the official Ubuntu docs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx?action=show&redirect=WifiDocs%2FDriver%2FBroadcom43xx | 23:02 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: What version of Ubuntu is installed? | 23:03 |
stiltzkin | Strongly considering just reinstalling the OS at this point. | 23:03 |
kriskropd | faryshta should be a speaker or volume related icon on the panel if its stock xfce | 23:03 |
asmonaut | http://pastebin.com/rQ8kzPKt | 23:03 |
asmonaut | 11.10 | 23:03 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: YOu need to look at /etc/apache2/apache2.conf (not httpd.conf) | 23:03 |
asmonaut | right :) actually the latter is empty | 23:04 |
rinzler | ok_: I just want to know what number is the device id. I'm trying to put USB device info in a filter for VirtualBox | 23:05 |
usr13__ | asmonaut how did you install apache2 ? | 23:05 |
faryshta | kriskropd, nope, nowhere to be seen, can't find it on the addable buttons either. | 23:05 |
acemeister | I got the 64 versio nof ubuntu instead of 64 bit...I want to resintall with th 32 bit ver... should I uninstall the 64 bit version first or just install over it? | 23:05 |
stiltzkin | well...guess it's time to reinstall. this sucks. | 23:05 |
faryshta | How can I modify the volume on XFCE? | 23:06 |
graft | asmonaut: use sudo | 23:06 |
graft | asmonaut: you can't do service apache2 restart as a normal user | 23:06 |
asmonaut | oh | 23:06 |
acemeister | I got the 64 versio nof ubuntu instead of 64 bit...I want to resintall with th 32 bit ver... should I uninstall the 64 bit version first or just install over it? | 23:06 |
acemeister | how do i uninstall ubuntu in winxp/ | 23:06 |
graft | acemeister: installing over it will wipe it out anyway | 23:06 |
acemeister | k good | 23:07 |
graft | acemeister: is it installed in a VM or something? | 23:07 |
ok_ | rinzler, id codes are maker:model | 23:07 |
acemeister | do u reccomend i use wubi or is that th eonly way i ca n dual boot? | 23:07 |
rinzler | ok_: thanks | 23:07 |
acemeister | VM? | 23:07 |
graft | acemeister: virtual machine | 23:07 |
asmonaut | k the socket part worked, but still can see its own name, cuz none is in apache2.conf | 23:07 |
kriskropd | faryshta add the "Indicator Plugin" ony our xfce panel | 23:07 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: Did you run it as sudo ? | 23:07 |
acemeister | its on a desktop | 23:08 |
usr13__ | or restart as sudo? | 23:08 |
asmonaut | which leads us back to: local static IP or world static IP? | 23:08 |
asmonaut | yep sudo with a roar | 23:08 |
graft | acemeister: oh, you're using wubi? well, then you should delete the old install | 23:08 |
acemeister | what does wubi do? | 23:08 |
kriskropd | I've setup FreeNX with Awesome on an Ubuntu Server or some minial GUI-necesary stuff, however I am having trouble with getting asian characters to display; Asian characters display a block with their charmap ID numbers, solution anyone? | 23:08 |
repozitor | what is the default password in ubuntu 10.10 live? | 23:08 |
acemeister | why should i use wubi is it worse than bootup from the cd | 23:08 |
graft | acemeister: wubi installs ubuntu to a disk image (file) on your windows partition | 23:09 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: is it running now? Can you see it? lynx -dump 192.168.0.8 #Should show you "It works" | 23:09 |
acemeister | is that th eonly way i can dual boot, thisw ay? | 23:09 |
graft | acemeister: it's just less intrusive than trying to repartition your windows partition | 23:09 |
kriskropd | repozitor I don't think there should be any password, try leaving it blank | 23:09 |
acemeister | graft is that th eonly way i can dual boot, thisw way using wubi | 23:09 |
repozitor | username? | 23:09 |
repozitor | Ubuntu? | 23:09 |
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graft | acemeister: no, you can repartition your drive, too | 23:09 |
faryshta | kriskropd, done. | 23:10 |
acemeister | so i should or shouldnt use wubi? | 23:10 |
acemeister | does it suck worse | 23:10 |
acemeister | ? | 23:10 |
repozitor | kriskropd: no, it need passwd | 23:10 |
mdel | hey guys and gals | 23:10 |
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graft | asmonaut: ServerName isn't really necessary, unless you've got multiple virtual hosts and so on, i don't think | 23:10 |
asmonaut | lynx not installed | 23:10 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: lynx -dump localhost #Will also show it | 23:10 |
graft | acemeister: depends, what are you using the system for? | 23:10 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: sudo apt-get install lynx | 23:11 |
kriskropd | repozito how did you even get a login screen on the live cd? there is no login | 23:11 |
kriskropd | repozitor* ^ | 23:11 |
meoblast001 | okay | 23:11 |
meoblast001 | Unity's "stability" confuses me so much | 23:12 |
mdel | i just picked up a video card to replace my onboard... when i install it and enable it in the bios, the screen turns all glitched | 23:12 |
kriskropd | repozitor https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+question/154067 | 23:12 |
meoblast001 | how is it that both of my machines randomly lock up and the hard drive usage goes solid until i shut the machine down | 23:12 |
mdel | im guessing I need to install the drivers, but how can I do that (restricted drivers) without having the card in? | 23:12 |
meoblast001 | i can't move the cursor or anything | 23:12 |
faryshta | kriskropd, that did the trick. Thanks. | 23:12 |
meoblast001 | machine grinds to a complete halt | 23:12 |
acemeister | graft im using the system for word processing | 23:12 |
mdel | meoblast001: i've had that, it was a bad sata port | 23:12 |
acemeister | and browsing the web video | 23:12 |
kriskropd | faryshta glad to help | 23:12 |
meoblast001 | mdel: 2 bad SATA ports? | 23:13 |
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acemeister | that sort of thing | 23:13 |
acemeister | graft | 23:13 |
meoblast001 | no, it sounds like a bad Unity bug | 23:13 |
meoblast001 | this did not happen until i upgraded to 12.04 | 23:13 |
meoblast001 | both machines started doing it at the same time | 23:13 |
mdel | could be the controller | 23:13 |
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asmonaut | lynx dump localhost gives me a ¨get adobe player¨ msg, which means site works as localhost (as it does inbrowser) | 23:13 |
mdel | is this a new issue? | 23:13 |
meoblast001 | mdel: on 2 machines? which suspicously happens at the same time i upgrade them to 12.04? | 23:13 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: -dump | 23:13 |
Erealz | 12-04 is not as stable as 10.4 | 23:13 |
Erealz | that simple | 23:13 |
Erealz | i have constant crashes. | 23:14 |
Erealz | so | 23:14 |
meoblast001 | same | 23:14 |
meoblast001 | i've considered switching to Debian | 23:14 |
asmonaut | lynx -dump 192.168.0.8 hangs.... still hanging... still hanging ... :P | 23:14 |
meoblast001 | i would have months ago if i didn't hate change so much | 23:14 |
OerHeks | meoblast001, use top or install htop to see what process is bugging you | 23:14 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: lynx -dump localhost #from that machine. lynx -dump 192.168.0.8 #Should also work, and work from other PCs in the LAN | 23:15 |
Erealz | i like deb alot but it like alot of the ubuntu features so | 23:15 |
meoblast001 | OerHeks: problem is, when this process does its.... thing... he system becomes unusable quite quickly | 23:15 |
meoblast001 | so right now, i doubt top would even find the problem | 23:15 |
meoblast001 | but at a random moment, my hard drive light goes on full and my cursor stops moving | 23:15 |
titan | they are all the same, only different colors and windows managers :p | 23:15 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: service --status-all #Should show: [ + ] apache2 | 23:16 |
OerHeks | meoblast001, top can identify what causes it, i could say random common problem is ubuntu-one trying to connect | 23:16 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: Does it? | 23:16 |
repozitor | kriskropd: if i set the password already, yes i can, | 23:16 |
repozitor | but i didn't set pass yet! | 23:16 |
graft | acemeister: i mean what ar eyou using the ubuntu system for? just to test it out? | 23:16 |
meoblast001 | OerHeks: i don't use Ubuntu One, would it be running anyway? | 23:16 |
OerHeks | meoblast001, i thought it is running standard somewere | 23:17 |
kriskropd | repozitor, the live cd should just take you straight to a desktop,a ssuming you chose that over the "install" route; if it didn't try rebooting the live CD, there IS no user or pass on the ubuntu live CD for 10.10 (as the last link I posted suggested was done for security reasons) | 23:17 |
meoblast001 | oh, it seems so | 23:18 |
meoblast001 | OerHeks: is it possible to remove Ubuntu One completely? | 23:18 |
nrdb | hi... I install 12.04 a few days ago... I need to type a document... LibreOffice isn't doing any spell checking ! .. :( .. I have checked the options and it seems to be setup ok ... but no spelling errors are being found, even deliberate ones.... what is wrong? | 23:19 |
kriskropd | I've setup FreeNX with Awesome on an Ubuntu Server or some minial GUI-necesary stuff, however I am having trouble with getting asian characters to display; Asian characters display a block with their charmap ID numbers, solution anyone? | 23:19 |
OerHeks | meoblast001, yes, you could remove it from startup. | 23:19 |
asmonaut | ah i see. well, other puter is windows. 192.168.0.8 in browsers give ¨taking too long -firefox¨/¨could not connect-chrome¨ | 23:19 |
asmonaut | usr13__, yes, apache + | 23:20 |
asmonaut | but well, i still duno what to write as ServerName, but im guesing my isp given static ip (router) instead of local static? | 23:22 |
OerHeks | meoblast001, `u1sdtool -q` will stop the daemon | 23:22 |
meoblast001 | OerHeks: i just killed ubuntuone-syncdaemon | 23:23 |
meoblast001 | does that do the same? | 23:23 |
OerHeks | well, i hope so | 23:23 |
meoblast001 | okay, i hope this makes things better | 23:23 |
meoblast001 | thanks | 23:23 |
repozitor | kriskropd:i left the both filed blank | 23:24 |
repozitor | but can't login | 23:24 |
OerHeks | this is one issue. other issue that can solve many slow ubuntu, is disable IPv6 if you have an IPv4 number. | 23:24 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: can you ping it? ping 192.168.0.8 | 23:24 |
kriskropd | repozitor it shouldnt even show you the fields, no matter what you enter you can never get in through the fields on the live cd, did you try rebooting the live cd? if so, try checkign the integrity of the cd from the boot menu | 23:25 |
titan | how can you have slow ubuntu? | 23:25 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: can you ping it? ping -c3 192.168.0.8 Look at ping times... Then ping locahost, ping -c3 localhost | 23:25 |
OerHeks | !ipv6 | 23:25 |
ubottu | For an introduction to IPv6 and information on tunneling IPv6 through IPv4 connections, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IPv6 | To disable IPv6 see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WebBrowsingSlowIPv6IPv4 | 23:25 |
kriskropd | titan slow is relative to workload of the hardware, if you blaot your OS, you can make it slow | 23:25 |
kriskropd | bloat* | 23:25 |
asmonaut | usr13__, request timed out 4 times ;) | 23:26 |
asmonaut | (pinging from windows puter) | 23:26 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: you have a network problem. | 23:26 |
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usr13__ | asmonaut: Do you have it set to static IP or...? | 23:27 |
asmonaut | will work on it :D many thanks guys, appreciate you taking the time :D | 23:27 |
usr13__ | asmonaut: Ok... | 23:27 |
kriskropd | I've setup FreeNX with Awesome on an Ubuntu Server for some minial GUI-necesary stuff, however I am having trouble with getting asian characters to display; Asian characters display a block with their charmap ID numbers, solution anyone? | 23:28 |
asmonaut | isp static IP to router, forwards ...8 to ubuntu, windows on dhcp | 23:28 |
asmonaut | router forwards port 80 to ubuntu I mean | 23:29 |
titan | kriskropd: Try http://bit.ly/LMMWuj | 23:30 |
asmonaut | when I added my static IP to apache2.confing, restart gave no errors... mmm lemme try the local static to see what happens :D | 23:30 |
kriskropd | titan, your query is too simple, I have no problem with input, but xserver isn't printing the charmap correctly | 23:31 |
ar0nic | is it not possible to gain access to admin directory/sudo if updating? | 23:31 |
robert__ | xubuntu | 23:32 |
muellisoft | ar0nic: it is. | 23:32 |
titan | you have UTF-8 enabled? | 23:32 |
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asmonaut | ALSO restartedfine with 192.168.0.8 so weird... | 23:32 |
robert__ | i am king of xubuntu | 23:32 |
asmonaut | i am xing of kubuntu | 23:33 |
beandog | lol | 23:33 |
robert__ | lol | 23:33 |
asmonaut | pleased to meet you :P | 23:33 |
robert__ | hi | 23:33 |
robert__ | updating | 23:33 |
BlouBlou | if I'm connected from a wifi without wpa or wep, does it mean that someone could sniff my connection? | 23:34 |
robert__ | yes none is risky | 23:34 |
histo | BlouBlou: yes | 23:35 |
histo | BlouBlou: even with wep or wpa they could sniff your connection | 23:35 |
robert__ | no you can have wep wap or a nother one dont remeber what it called | 23:35 |
beandog | wpa? | 23:35 |
kriskropd | titan i was going to say yes, but not tha ti think about it, i hadn't checked my nx client, it doesn't clearly say; I'll work in that direction next, thanks | 23:36 |
kriskropd | now that* | 23:36 |
robert__ | wpa or web i mean | 23:36 |
BlouBlou | histo: understood, I shall use ssl over my netbook then :P | 23:36 |
histo | BlouBlou: use ssl and I would set your Access point up for WPa2-psk and use mac address filtering. And don't broadcast your ssid. | 23:37 |
robert__ | what the differences between web and wpa they have the same try of paaword thing you have to enter | 23:37 |
histo | BlouBlou: also turn of WPS on your router and you will be a lot safer | 23:37 |
histo | robert__: wep and wpa are very different | 23:37 |
beandog | robert__: stronger encryption | 23:37 |
beandog | basically | 23:37 |
BlouBlou | robert__: well, if you use wep, and you're connected, someone could get the pass. if you use wpa, you shouldn't use a real word, sine they could use dictionaries | 23:38 |
BlouBlou | wep is bad | 23:38 |
BlouBlou | histo: noted, I'll tell it to the network admin, thank you :) | 23:38 |
robert__ | yes you connect to the the same way with you pass word | 23:38 |
histo | BlouBlou: With wps enable on the router WPA2 is easily cracked. 80% of routers have this enabled or have the inability to turn it off. | 23:39 |
histo | robert__: they are still different methods of encryption | 23:39 |
robert__ | ok | 23:39 |
robert__ | cool | 23:40 |
titan | really wouldn't call WEP encryption :) | 23:40 |
BlouBlou | histo: what's wps then? | 23:40 |
robert__ | i got wpa looked it up | 23:40 |
histo | BlouBlou: wifi protected setup I believe it stands for. Its the push a button on your router and connect a device. They made it as an easy way to get connected; however, a flaw was recently found with it. It can be cracked with a program called reaver | 23:41 |
robert__ | he ust exspland it ones to me | 23:41 |
CreativeEmbassy | Hey, how do I access the internet if I have both wireless and wired connections? | 23:42 |
BlouBlou | histo: wow, I'll tell to the admin to turn it off | 23:42 |
CreativeEmbassy | Wireless = 192.168.1.1, actual internet | 23:42 |
histo | BlouBlou: robertf to Secure your wifi completely I would install dd-wrt (doesn't support wps) enable wpa2-psk, mac filtering, and disable bssid broadcast. | 23:42 |
CreativeEmbassy | Wired = crossover cable to another computer | 23:42 |
CreativeEmbassy | but if I try to ping google, it tried to use the wired connection | 23:43 |
histo | BlouBlou: some of the routers like mine show that it's disabled but it isn't. You'd have to check with backtrack 5 and reaver | 23:43 |
CreativeEmbassy | on a mac, I can reprioritize network connections by dragging them up and down. is there some way to do that on ubuntu? | 23:43 |
titan | typically wired is always preferred for obvious reasons.... | 23:44 |
bz | CreativeEmbassy: route add default gw 192.168.1.1 eth1 | 23:44 |
bz | CreativeEmbassy: replace eth1 with whatever your winterface actually is | 23:44 |
BlouBlou | titan: yeah, but we have 6 computers at home, so can't be wired all of then, since there's laptops, notebooks, netbooks... | 23:44 |
CreativeEmbassy | I'll try that! | 23:45 |
BlouBlou | there're* | 23:45 |
titan | right, there are metrics as well on connections | 23:45 |
titan | to prefer one... set it lower | 23:45 |
titan | than the others... you can reorder that way | 23:45 |
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bz | "winterface," jesus, wtf am i saying | 23:45 |
bz | i meant wireless interface | 23:45 |
titan | isn't that temporary though bz? | 23:46 |
titan | or does it remember that? | 23:46 |
bz | titan: it's temporary | 23:46 |
titan | ok | 23:46 |
titan | Setting the Metric in the network manager will allow your reorder Creative | 23:47 |
titan | to get it working right away though, bz is right | 23:47 |
bz | titan: but he never stated a need for permanence, and if he wanted such, i'd need to know his defaults | 23:47 |
titan | good point | 23:47 |
rinzler | anyone know how to disconnect a usb wifi adapter from the host system in order to connect it to a guest VM? | 23:47 |
titan | assumptions ;p | 23:47 |
CreativeEmbassy | that worked! thank you! | 23:47 |
histo | BlouBlou: Wireless is fine as long as you take precautions and don't have some script kiddie hacker living next door. | 23:47 |
bz | CreativeEmbassy: :> | 23:47 |
psusi | histo, script kiddie hacker is a contradiction in terms | 23:49 |
histo | psusi: true | 23:49 |
BlouBlou | psusi: s/hacker/cracker? :P | 23:49 |
psusi | script kiddie is already a subtype of cracker, so... no need for the additional qualifier | 23:50 |
histo | psusi: most people think of skript kiddy as a hacker that's why I put it that way. | 23:50 |
histo | probably continuining the missuse of the name | 23:51 |
jrdnn | psusi: No it's someone who double clicks programs made by the latter | 23:51 |
psusi | jrdnn, that doesn't contradict my statement | 23:52 |
jrdnn | psusi: Should it? | 23:52 |
jrdnn | s/made by the latter/made by the latter (not themself)/g there | 23:53 |
psusi | jrdnn, since you started with the word no, I would expect what follows to contradict what I said | 23:53 |
rinzler | anyone know how to disconnect a usb wifi adapter from the host system in order to connect it to a guest VM? | 23:54 |
histo | rinzler: you have to have virtualbox extensions installed and you do it undre the usb settings for the vm | 23:55 |
histo | rinzler: if you are using virtualbox | 23:55 |
rinzler | histo: I am. Thanks! | 23:55 |
histo | rinzler: click settings > USB > add a usb filter for the device | 23:55 |
histo | rinzler: I would also disable the virtualized wired adapter under the network settings for the machine. | 23:56 |
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rinzler | histo: That last thing, I may need help with | 23:57 |
aa_ | hi, I have a special 3-key keyboard. What is the best way to map some keys against this keyboard (and not others) ? | 23:59 |
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