[00:00] <nibblyn> benassi, can't pick you up, too complicated for me, however, can you describe your prob?
[00:01] <benassi> well if I go to alesmixer
[00:01] <benassi> I see all my things ok
[00:02] <drroller> glitsj16, I went to that directory, here is a list libjpeg62:amd64 libjpeg62:amd64     libjpeg-turbo8:amd64
[00:02] <drroller>  libjpeg62:amd64 libjpeg-turbo8:amd64
[00:02] <drroller> libjpeg-turbo8:amd64
[00:02] <drroller>  libjpeg8:amd64      libjpeg8-dev:amd64     libjpeg-turbo8:amd64
[00:02] <drroller>  libjpeg-turbo
[00:02] <drroller>  libjpeg-dev            libjpeg-turbo-progs
[00:02] <FloodBot1> drroller: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:02] <benassi> but my microphone is always turned on and reciving signal.. so it is automaticly playing sound to my headphones... I can hear youtube.. so it comes like karaoke
[00:02] <benassi> if I try to record my mic is really bad
[00:03] <dreamy_> lspci checks on pci devices, lsusb for usb . wich one checks for the vga port? anyone helping?
[00:03] <glitsj16> drroller: now you know pastebin is the way to go for those kind of posts .. can you please pastebin that?
[00:03] <zykotick9> dreamy_: "lspci | grep -i vga" should work
[00:03] <goddard> whats a good app for web data scrapping?
[00:03] <dreamy_> ty
[00:04] <benassi> if I try to record my mic is really bad <--- that is when problem started.. I know how to fix this with auto playing but .. sound is still awful when recording nibblyn
[00:04] <nibblyn> benassi, ok, your mic is always on and boosted. if I were you, I would try to install jackd. This is an insane advice, but, it worked for me :)
[00:04] <zykotick9> dreamy_: use "lspci -v | grep -i vga" if you have one of those hybrid-dual vga setups
[00:04] <benassi> on win7 worked like charm
[00:05] <drroller> glitsj16, http://pastebin.ca/2172350
[00:05] <escott> benassi, hae you checked the alsa website/mailing lists
[00:05] <laserlion> Hi guys. How do I extend my desktop with a TV over HDMI? I get a mirrored screen now, and can't seem to find the settings..
[00:05] <glitsj16> drroller: k, taking a look
[00:05] <nibblyn> benassi, which chipset do you have?
[00:05] <zykotick9> laserlion: what video card?
[00:06] <benassi> nibblyn,  Card: HDA Intel                                      F1:  Help               │
[00:06] <benassi> │ Chip: Realtek ALC888
[00:06] <Chamunks> I'm playing with the Color app in ubuntu precise i would like to calibrate my webcam but when it comes to install targets step
[00:06] <Chamunks> it faceplants.
[00:06] <laserlion> Intel/ATI HD5650 (if I remember correctly) set to descrete only in BIOS.
[00:07] <Chamunks> Could not find requested package
[00:07] <Chamunks> gcm-calibrate requests to install the following software package to provide additional features: shared-color-targets
[00:07] <jen> what are those things called that you put on the startup screen on ubuntu?
[00:07] <jen> I totally forgot
[00:07] <Dr_willis> !info shared-color-targets
[00:07] <Chamunks> sorry about the multiline just didnt seem worthy of a paste
[00:08] <zykotick9> laserlion: "lspci -v | grep -i vga" might give the specifics (which might help the channel) ati=i don't help
[00:08] <Dr_willis> !info gcm-calibrate
[00:08] <glitsj16> drroller: try 'sudo mv /var/lib/dpkg/info/libjpeg-turbo $HOME/Desktop' to take that out of the package manager's memory so to speak and try installing libjpeg-turbo8-dev again
[00:08] <Dr_willis> laserlion,  ati has its own special 'control center' when using the fglrx drivers to tweak those settings. I forget its name.
[00:09] <jen> what are those things called that you put on the startup screen on ubuntu?
[00:09] <nibblyn> benassi, hum, belive me I know how complicated things can be with sound :) for recording which software do you use?
[00:09] <dreamy_> zykotick9, are you good with LCD related issues?
[00:09] <benassi> nibblyn,  sound recorder from ubuntu itself
[00:09] <zykotick9> dreamy_: what's the issue?
[00:09] <jen> what are those things called that you put on the startup screen on ubuntu?
[00:10] <laserlion> zykotick9, thanks. Dr_willis : Do you mean a program like Catalyst on windows?
[00:10] <dreamy_> zykotick9, do you think that installig a driver for my LCD could correct what migth be wrong on my on screen display menu
[00:10] <dreamy_> ?
[00:11] <dreamy_> zykotick9, sorry im not shure if my question was clear
[00:11] <zykotick9> dreamy_: very doubtful!  i've never heard of an LCD driver in gnu/linux.  settings yes, drivers, never...
[00:11] <Dr_willis> laserlion,  yep
[00:11] <jen> anyone know?
[00:11] <laserlion> Dr_willis, Ah, dash found it. Thanks!
[00:11] <SlickOne> jen: What ?
[00:11] <Dr_willis> jen,  things?
[00:12] <jen> Dr_willis, can't you change the login screen picture? I forget what its called like backsplash or something...splashscreen?
[00:12] <zykotick9> dreamy_: you issue could be the lcd not giving the video card it's correct settings automatically (i've heard of that issue).  But if you are having resolution issues - it's most likely related to your video driver/setup.
[00:13] <Dr_willis> jen,  The wallpaper changes to the one the user has selected as a default feature in 12.04 - You can easially find and edit the default wallpaper image if you want to.
[00:13] <nibblyn> benassi, yep. hmm, well, I told you, I would try a reset, if you install jack it will somehow force alsa to reinitialize. It is not a technical advice. For me, you have to reconfigure alsa as a first (logical) step.
[00:13] <Dr_willis> Wallpaper is not a slpash screen.. its a wallpaper. ;)
[00:13] <jen> Dr_willis, I do not have 12.04
[00:13] <Dr_willis> jen,  lack of details is details lacking..
[00:13] <Dr_willis> ;)
[00:14] <benassi> nibblyn,  Enable realtime process priority?  yer or no ?
[00:14] <dreamy_> zykotick9, video driver could be the 3d card driver?
[00:14] <zykotick9> dreamy_: yes they're the same thing
[00:14] <jen> Dr_willis, Im sure this is 11.04 ocelot, if that is what you are wondering
[00:14] <Dr_willis>  /usr/share/backgrounds or /usr/share/wallpapers I think has the default login screen wallpaper image in it somewhere.
[00:14] <Dr_willis> Theres some GDM tweak tools that let you change the wallpaper also.
[00:15] <melkor> Is it possible to make nautilus sort alphabetical instead of by order added?
[00:15] <nibblyn> benassi,  are you dpkg reconfiguring? (btw, it is usually not! necessary, but you can try both)
[00:15] <Chamunks> Dr_willis, im curious what the aplication color is doing installed by default if its not supported.
[00:16] <dreamy_> zykotick9, i get image just for 1 second, but its not just when im at linux, its also when im booting or doing whatever
[00:16] <dreamy_> zykotick9, thats why i thinkg i got a prob with the On screeen display setttings
[00:16] <jen> Dr_willis, so I put something in that folder and it will be set as my login screen?
[00:16] <zykotick9> dreamy_: what video card?  "lspci | grep -i vga"
[00:16] <Dr_willis> jen,  the wallpaper image that the login manager uses is in one of those directories..
[00:16] <dreamy_> i know it
[00:17] <drroller> glitsj16, thank you, that seems to have solved it :)
[00:17] <Dr_willis> jen,  you could edit it.. or edit the login manager configs.
[00:17] <jen> gah forget it x-x
[00:17] <glitsj16> drroller: one less thing :) you're welcome
[00:17] <dreamy_> its a radeon m6 ly or a radeon 7000. , i like old hardware
[00:17] <Dr_willis> jen,  its just a image you replace with some other one using the same name....
[00:17] <dreamy_> zykotick9
[00:17] <tripelb> Anyone know how to St up the iso to flash drive -- using a MacBook?
[00:17] <zykotick9> dreamy_: good luck.  i can't/won't help you.
[00:18] <Dr_willis> tripelb,  you mean using OS-X ?
[00:18] <dreamy_> zykotick9, ty for your time
[00:18] <glitsj16> drroller: and thanks for the confidence lol, if there was a competion for the slowest support thread, i'm sure i'd qualify
[00:18] <nibblyn> benassi, as a general advice, when I mess with audio settings (like alsa - jack) i have to reboot, so if you reconfigure restart the daemon (or reboot)
[00:18] <sakuramboo> is there a way to have libSDL_sound1.2:i386 not conflict with libSDL_sound1.2 when trying to install?
[00:19] <DanielHoffman> Is there a way to use a network printer in ubuntu server?
[00:19] <rinzler-dos> I need to see what processes are taking up CPU time in real time. Is there something other than task manager that can do this for me?
[00:19] <drroller> glitsj16, hey, you are the one that spoke up, that you get the virtual beer ;)
[00:19] <DanielHoffman> ps aux
[00:19] <Dr_willis> DanielHoffman,  configure it using the cups config tools.  the cups web interface is very handy
[00:19] <chobbs> rinzler: top
[00:19] <zykotick9> rinzler-dos: top or the much cooler htop
[00:19] <glitsj16> drroller: cheers heh
[00:19] <DanielHoffman> that displays tasks mem and cpu
[00:19] <ghostchick> rinzler-dos,  htop
[00:20] <GuestUser02130> How do you block your ip address in xchat ?
[00:20] <Dr_willis> !cloak | GuestUser02130
[00:20] <gnubie> jen>  http://ubuntu-tweak.com/   ubuntu tweak has a function to change your login wallpaper
[00:20] <Chamunks> Dr_willis,  http://imagebin.org/221326
[00:20] <DanielHoffman> Is there a way to easily use a network printer in ubuntu server?
[00:20] <Chamunks> is there a way to complete the work the ubuntu team didn't here?
[00:21] <GuestUser02130> Dr_willis: thanks
[00:21] <rinzler-dos> ghostchick: thanks
[00:21] <Dr_willis> DanielHoffman,  use the cups web interface to add/configure your printer..
[00:21] <ghostchick> rinzler-dos,  you are welcome
[00:21] <DanielHoffman> i mean is ther a way to do it in ubuntu server, no web interface
[00:22] <DanielHoffman> but i can use it to connect the printer
[00:22] <merp_> So... how do I get my microphone to work?
[00:23] <Dr_willis> cups.org has documention on its cli tools.. but you can use the web interface from a differnt pc on the lan to connect TO the servers cups interface/settings.. OR on the server you can use a text based browser i recall.
[00:23] <benassi> nibblyn, just restarted.. nothing happen
[00:23] <DanielHoffman> do you know what port?
[00:24] <Dr_willis> cups homepage/docs show  cups uses port 631  I belive.
[00:24] <Dr_willis> or was that swat...
[00:24] <escott> DanielHoffman, Dr_willis 631
[00:24] <Chamunks> anyone have any suggestions about the lack of package here "gcm-calibrate requests to install the following software package to provide additional features: shared-color-targets"  Screenshot http://imagebin.org/221326
[00:25] <DanielHoffman> it doesnt show on my windows PC
[00:25] <escott> DanielHoffman, it may be configured to listen only on localhost
[00:25] <zhenghh> Anyone encounters the blank screen after resume for thinkpad with hd graphic 3000 laptop?
[00:25] <DanielHoffman> Opps, Google Chrome Cannot Find 192.168.1.121:631
[00:25] <Dr_willis> you use the ip of the server not localhst. :) and yes i do belive the default cups config is to allow only localhost connections to confoigrue it.
[00:25] <DanielHoffman> the IP being the servers
[00:26]  * zykotick9 is disapointed everythimg he visits localhost:631 and sees the copyright Apple Inc.
[00:26] <sakuramboo> is there a way to have libSDL_sound1.2:i386 not conflict with libSDL_sound1.2 when trying to install?
[00:26] <DanielHoffman> i changed it from localhost to 192.168.1.1
[00:27] <Dr_willis> the cups config file in /etc/ allows by default ONLY connections from 'localhost'    I belive.. it needs to be edited to allow other ips access
[00:27] <zykotick9> sakuramboo: are you using apt-get or aptitude when you get this error?  is the libSDL_sound1.2 and amd64 package?
[00:27] <zykotick9> s/and/an/
[00:27] <Dr_willis> and 192.168.1.1 - sounds like a routers/gateways ip# to me. :)
[00:27] <OerHeks> sakuramboo, did you use aptitude?
[00:27] <glitsj16> zykotick9: isn't that what adblock is for? ;)
[00:28] <sakuramboo> zykotick9: apt-get and synaptic
[00:28] <DanielHoffman> it is
[00:28] <merp_> Hey guys, gonna try to get help again... I'm running 12.04 have a built in microphone on a Toshiba Satellite and my microphone won't work~~~Here are screen captures that might help: http://www.flickr.com/photos/82952014@N03/7600479820/in/photostream and http://www.flickr.com/photos/82952014@N03/7600186980/in/photostream/lightbox/
[00:28] <zykotick9> sakuramboo: ok, and are you running amd64 (the other part of my question)?
[00:28] <sakuramboo> zykotick9: and yes, in running 64bit trying to install the 32bit libaries and that one conflicts
[00:28] <nibblyn> benassi, did you try a dpkg reconfigure?
[00:28] <sakuramboo> zykotick9: seems that its the only library in libSDL that conflicts
[00:29] <merp_> Any help would be greatly appreciated!
[00:29] <zykotick9> sakuramboo: ya i figured, sorry i should have opened my mouth - i don't know how multiarch works nearly well enough, i've installed the old 1.2 libSDL for games a lot, and used getlibs... that no longer applies for you.  best of luck man.
[00:29] <benassi> nibblyn, no I didn't.. how to?
[00:30] <zykotick9> s/should/shouldn't/ sakuramboo
[00:30] <sakuramboo> zykotick9: wouldnt getlibs still work?
[00:30] <zykotick9> sakuramboo: it might - but that's really bad/untested/dangerous advice!
[00:31] <merp_> benassi, you seem to be experienced in the things... *.*
[00:31] <zykotick9> sakuramboo: i wouldn't...
[00:31] <sakuramboo> :(
[00:32] <B3rz3rk3r> merp_ keep trying every hour or so, someone will have an answer for you eventually
[00:32] <sakuramboo> so, how can i install libSDL_sound1.2:i386 without it having a hissy fit?
[00:32] <benassi> merp_,  why... I just installed linux few day ago.. and lots of stuff.. and everything work properly.. except this .. and I screwd up Aptana xD
[00:32] <merp_> :'(
[00:32] <Guest97095> hello....anyone familiar with ancient laptops?....i have compaq presario 1615...wondering if i can run a version of ubuntu on it..:)
[00:32] <nibblyn> benassi,  in terminal: sudo /sbin/alsa force-reload, ... , sudo dpkg-reconfigure alsa-base, ... alsamixer
[00:32] <Chamunks> anyone have any suggestions about the lack of package here "gcm-calibrate requests to install the following software package to provide additional features: shared-color-targets"  Screenshot http://imagebin.org/221326
[00:33] <Chamunks> highlight me with any responses please.
[00:34] <laserlion> Trying to set up my laptop with a 1080p TV as an extended desktop. I have an ATI card and I can achieve mirrored screens and TV-only using Catalyst, but not extended desktop. Anyone got any ideas? :)
[00:34] <Dr_willis> Guest97095,  details about its actual specs would tell us more.
[00:34] <Guest11901> well I'm back and I got the SSD firmware upgraded to 2.22 (current) I'm currently booted into my live usb of kubntu 12.04 ready to set the trim but when I do 'cat /etc/fstab' I don't get the same output as the guide I'm following :( anyone familiar with how to do this I would sure appreciate the help. Every time I install and reboot I seem to lose the OS.
[00:36] <Guest97095> it has 80mb ram,150 mhz processor and 1.5g hdd
[00:36] <Dr_willis> Guest11901,  perhaps some of these may give better info -> http://askubuntu.com/search?q=ssd+trim+fstab    Im not sure what you rare confiused aboyut
[00:36] <Dr_willis> Guest11901,  fstab files can very greatly bteween systems. ;)
[00:36] <benassi> nibblyn,  I did it .. what now?
[00:37] <merp_> should i ask again
[00:37] <B3rz3rk3r> Guest97095 I think you would be better off with something like Puppy Linux for that kinda spec
[00:37] <merp_> i dont wanna spam
[00:37] <merp_> but still
[00:37] <Guest11901> ok what part of the installation do I edit the trim? shouldn't installing using the entire disk (no swap) work?
[00:37] <benassi> nibblyn,  still doesn't work
[00:37] <merp_> Hey guys, gonna try to get help again... I'm running 12.04 have a built in microphone on a Toshiba Satellite and my microphone won't work~~~Here are screen captures that might help: http://www.flickr.com/photos/82952014@N03/7600479820/in/photostream and http://www.flickr.com/photos/82952014@N03/7600186980/in/photostream/lightbox/
[00:37] <Guest97095> currently has win95,but graphics are awful
[00:37] <nibblyn> benassi, you can try also: sudo dpkg-reconfigure alsa-utils ,  sudo dpkg-reconfigure pulseaudio
[00:38] <Guest97095> thank you,is puupy linux similar to ubuntu?
[00:38] <Dr_willis> Guest11901,  i thought trim was just an option you used in fstab for the mount points.. so Im not sure what you are asking.
[00:38] <Guest11901> I was trying to follow http://tinyurl.com/6vxfkcw
[00:39] <Dr_willis> Guest97095,  it has its own support channel. and is radically differnt.
[00:39] <Guest11901> me either :( I'm in over my head lol. but I've wanted to throw an SSD in this laptop since I got it just to run linux on it so this is my project :)
[00:39] <Guest11901> ok let me check your link and see what I come up with
[00:39] <Guest11901> this is topher82 btw
[00:39] <merp_> Answer me someonnnneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
[00:40] <Guest11901> thank you for all the help the last 2 days :)
[00:40] <B3rz3rk3r> Guest97095 not really. It has a graphical UI out the box like Ubuntu, but thats where the similarities end
[00:40] <Guest97095> ok...thank you,i'm no programmer,so was after something familiar if possible
[00:40] <Dr_willis> Guest11901,   from askubuntu.com - recent releases you just use a extra option in fstab to enable the trim support.  http://askubuntu.com/questions/18903/how-to-enable-trim
[00:40] <nibblyn> benassi, try again ...sudo /sbin/alsa force-reload... and then open alsamixer
[00:41] <Dr_willis> Guest97095,  puppy is really 'differnt' in some radical ways. :)  so even if the gui looked the same.. stuff underneeth can be very.. well. Ill be nice and say 'unique'
[00:41] <Guest97095> there seems to be proprietary software required from compaq....can i run without it?
[00:41] <neldogz> hey guys, can someone help me? My system has 2 dvd drives installed but ubuntu only sees 1
[00:42] <B3rz3rk3r> Guest97095 if you have used Ubuntu succesfully you will do just fine with Puppy. You may be able to get Ubuntu running on that laptop, but the performance would not be satisfactory for everyday use if you are planning on having a GUI
[00:42] <sakuramboo> is there a way to have libSDL_sound1.2:i386 not conflict with libSDL_sound1.2 when trying to install?
[00:42] <Dr_willis> neldogz,  see if you have a /dev/sr0 and /dev/sr1
[00:42] <Guest97095> ok,thank you guys..:)
[00:43] <neldogz> Dr_willis: yes those two do exist
[00:43] <Guest97095> it's mainly for the kids to play with,but it's not very slick at all with no prop software and win 98
[00:44] <Dr_willis> neldogz,  many apps look for /dev/cdrom or /dev/dvd which is a link to one of those. If ou want to use the other optical  You may need to tell the app to use sr1 or sr0
[00:44] <Guest97095> does puppy have a gui?
[00:44] <glitsj16> noonelieksme: have you looked around on askubuntu yet? i'm no audio expert by far, but http://askubuntu.com/questions/74008/toshiba-satellite-l745d-internal-mic-not-working mentions something about toshiba satellite 'fast boot' bios option interfering with the mic
[00:45] <Dr_willis> Guest97095,  Puppylinux has 100+ variantions and its own support channel and homepage.
[00:45] <benassi> nibblyn,  still doesn't work
[00:45] <benassi> :(
[00:45] <usr13> Guest97095: And yes, it has a GUI
[00:45] <Guest97095> ok...how do i find the puppy channel?
[00:45] <neldogz> thank you Dr_willis, that worked within handbrake. Would you be able to point me in the right direction as to why it wouldnt auto mount in nautilus?
[00:46] <DanielHoffman> you find the channel with google
[00:46] <Dr_willis> neldogz,  most of my machines dont even have optical drives any more. :)  So no idea
[00:46] <usr13> Guest97095: This is the #ubuntu channel.  We entertain ubuntu related questions.
[00:46] <nibblyn> benassi, explain, what doesn't work? do you hear sound? can you record?
[00:46] <Guest97095> ok,thank you all!..:)
[00:47] <neldogz> thank you for your help i really appreciate it!
[00:47] <benassi> I can record
[00:48] <benassi> nibblyn,  I can record.. but sound is awful
[00:49] <DanielHoffman> is tehre a way to easily use a network printer in ubuntu server without a GUI. like a print command or a software package not includeing Samba or CUPS? i am NOT looking for a print server but printing off messages.
[00:49] <usr13> benassi: You just have to tinker with your sound settings and the apps you are usnig to manipulate them.  You might be interested in sox  sudo apt-get install sox  #If you don't already have it....
[00:50] <Guest11901> haha thank you Dr_willis the exactlink I was reading :)
[00:50] <SecretFire> I am trying to install tilem emulator on 12.04, using the sudo make install command within the tilem directory, but am receiving the error "no rule to make target install. stop."
[00:50] <usr13> DanielHoffman: firefox localhost:631
[00:50] <DanielHoffman> no gui
[00:50] <usr13> DanielHoffman: Oh yea...
[00:50] <usr13> DanielHoffman: Well, lynx localhost:631
[00:51] <SecretFire> does that mean that I have to change directories?
[00:51] <usr13> DanielHoffman: I suppose you could go into cups.conf and tell it to accept outside requests and use FF from another PC on the network.
[00:51] <Chamunks> anyone have any suggestions about the lack of package here "gcm-calibrate requests to install the following software package to provide additional features: shared-color-targets"  Screenshot http://imagebin.org/221326
[00:52] <DanielHoffman> usr13:but the lynx sounds simplier
[00:52] <usr13> DanielHoffman: Yea, it'll prolly work ok
[00:52] <Dr_willis> i recall its just one line in the cups config. or you can use the cups web intercace via lynx and localhost. to allow a range of ips access.. like 192.168.1.*
[00:52] <zykotick9> !checkinstall | SecretFire this is probably a good idea... makes uninstall a lot easier (or possible at all)
[00:53] <nibblyn> benassi, I see. So you have a good playback if you turn off mic in alsa? Did you try to experiment with alsamixer (run in terminal)?
[00:53] <benassi> I have good playback.. only If I direct my mic to speakers
[00:54] <benassi> so automaticly it give good sound
[00:54] <sakuramboo> is there a way to have libSDL_sound1.2:i386 not conflict with libSDL_sound1.2 when trying to install?
[00:54] <usr13> Dr_willis: I think you just add Listen 192.168.x.x:631
[00:55] <usr13> Dr_willis: ... right under Listen localhost:631
[00:55] <usr13> benassi: What?
[00:56] <dsakwa> what..what?
[00:56] <nibblyn> benassi, but if you unplug (mute) your mic do you hear something??
[00:56] <benassi> usr13,  I send you msg three hours ago
[00:57] <benassi> yeah... just some little noise
[00:57] <usr13> benassi: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1099291/
[00:58] <DanielHoffman> usr13: is there a way i can configure it by a config file?
[00:58] <dsakwa> hey I need help on Vmware workstation v8.0.3
[00:58] <benassi> usr13,  sry Idk what happend
[00:58] <usr13> benassi: Sorry, was un-available at the time.
[00:59] <usr13> DanielHoffman: vim /etc/cups/cups.conf
[00:59] <usr13> /etc/cups/cupsd.conf  Typo
[00:59] <DanielHoffman> usr13: turns out it is configured (didnt know if i did it right) and how would i access it to print a file?
[01:00] <usr13> DanielHoffman: lpr
[01:00] <zykotick9> usr13: "vi /etc/cups/cupsd.conf" A) saves a letter of typing C) is much cooler D) opens the exact same thing ;)
[01:00] <usr13> DanielHoffman: and then  Ctrl-d  to end
[01:01] <usr13> DanielHoffman: lpq will show the default printer
[01:01] <SecretFire> zykotick9 : http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1099292/
[01:01] <DanielHoffman> no default destination avalible
[01:02] <zykotick9> SecretFire: are you running "./configure" then "make" (or following whatever the supplied README says to do to install)?
[01:02] <sakuramboo> is there a way to have libSDL_sound1.2:i386 not conflict with libSDL_sound1.2 when trying to install on a 64-bit install?
[01:03] <SecretFire> zykotick9: yes, whats strange is that i have compiled this before successfully
[01:03] <DanielHoffman> usr13: what syntax are the commands?
[01:03] <zykotick9> SecretFire: sorry man - i gots nothin'.  good luck.  (are you sure this isn't packaged by someone in a PPA or something?)
[01:04] <SecretFire> pretty sure, gonna keep trying
[01:05] <nibblyn> benassi, so if you unplug the mic you can play and hear an audio file just fine. The problem rise up when recording. You can record but you will obtain bad sound. Correct?
[01:05] <glitsj16> Chamunks: looks like a known bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-color-manager/+bug/643168 .. the OP mentions it can be retrieved from a lucid PPA, but it might be at https://launchpad.net/~pmjdebruijn/+archive/gcm-release
[01:06] <benassi> nibblyn,  Yes.. and I can hear while mic is plugged in normal.. The recorded sound is awful
[01:06] <Alucard_> what do you linuxers do for fun in ubuntu?
[01:06] <benassi> Alucard_,  learn :D
[01:06] <Chamunks> thanks alot glitsj16 i hope i wasnt too spammy with my fishing for a response.
[01:07] <Alucard_> benassi learn what
[01:07] <glitsj16> Chamunks: no problem, at least not in my opinion
[01:07] <benassi> c++,php ... linux :D
[01:07] <jiohdi> dracula, #ubuntu-offtopic is for fun... this is just for support
[01:07] <Alucard_> oooh
[01:08] <glitsj16> Chamunks: i don't see a precise package in that PPA, so try to look at the oneiric version
[01:09] <benassi> Alucard_,  you are new user?
[01:09] <Alucard_> noope, I've actually tried and used Ubuntu like, 5 years ago. Had it for a good solid few months. But got rid of it and never looked back.
[01:11] <jeremiah_> Anyone know about external hdd failure?
[01:11] <benassi> Alucard_, heh.. I don't need any win application except games... but if I don't fix my microphone problem .. I will have to get back to win
[01:11] <benassi> :/
[01:11] <nibblyn> benassi, but if you unplug the mic? can you play a sound? I suppose you can, your playback works just fine, you cannot record properly. Deactivate mic boost in alsamixer, lower the mic levels.
[01:12] <benassi> nibblyn,  yes
[01:13] <dsakwa> hey guys I need vmware workstation v8.0.3 key. anyone who can help?
[01:14] <Alucard_> piracy not supported here
[01:14] <glitsj16> Chamunks: i assumed you're on 12.04 (remembering something about your question here on minecraft recently) .. if so, i just checked and the oneiric version of shared-color-targets from that PPA installs fine .. i suggest you download that .deb only from the ppa and install manually, otherwise you might end up confusing your package manager..
[01:14] <john6756> Hey my ubuntu logs me in then out any help ?
[01:15] <kubuntu_> ok so to edit trim I have to install and boot to the drive first, then go edit fstab right?
[01:15] <fleyta> ask_mr_kornshell: help
[01:15] <ask_mr_kornshell> Hello, this is shircbot, written in ksh93 (Version AJM 93u+ 2012-06-28). Subcommands are 'say hello', 'math <math-expr>', 'stocks', 'uptime', 'uuid', 'date' and 'echo'.
[01:17] <jeremiah_> When i plug my external hdd in, it doesn't open or pop up. when i check gparted, i get a huge error. when i use Windows, it says i need to format it before i can use it. someone able to help?
[01:18] <kubuntu_> ok so to edit trim I have to install and boot to the drive first, then go edit fstab right?
[01:18] <HungryMan> yep
[01:18] <Topher82> sorry much better
[01:19] <Topher82> stupid live usb :(
[01:19] <HungryMan> add discard to your /etc/fstab
[01:19] <Topher82> ok but how do I do that before installing?
[01:19] <Topher82> if I reboot after install the SSD seems to lose the OS
[01:19] <nibblyn> benassi, well, I can't tell you why your recordings are that bad. That said, if I were you I would try to install audacity and ardour (wich uses jack)... it is not a technical solution but maybe you can learn what is wrong
[01:21] <benassi> nibblyn,  I installed audio-recorder
[01:21] <benassi> and now I have problem I can't even record with any app
[01:24] <moes> How to determine if pc is x86 capable
[01:25]  * benassi is HAAAAPPPYY :D
[01:25] <zjhui> hi , everybody . I have install centos 6.0 on my Virtualbox 4.1.2 , and when i want to mount the nfs to my host(ubuntu 11.10) , it tells :mount.nfs: Connection timed out , and here is the "dmesg | tail" -> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099314/
[01:25] <Chamunks> glitsj16, ok thanks i'll try that
[01:25]  * benassi gives +1 to nibblyn :D
[01:25] <benassi> nibblyn, I just restarted pc.. and it worked... idk why :S
[01:26] <glitsj16> Chamunks: no trouble, i only dabbled for 20min in the color calibration on precise 12.04 .. and found it pretty unfinished .. all the best
[01:27] <nibblyn> benassi, yeah, rebooting usually helps (because you reconfigured alsa and pulseaudio)
[01:28] <usr13> zjhui: So do you have a nfs share designated incorrectly?
[01:28] <usr13> zjhui: Or is that not the issue?
[01:29] <zjhui> usr13: "cat /etc/exports" -> /tmp *(rw,no_root_squash)
[01:29] <zjhui> /home/nmon 192.168.1.0/24(rw)
[01:29] <usr13> zjhui: /tmp  ?
[01:29] <Chamunks> glitsj16, shame would be nice.
[01:30] <zjhui> usr13: hmm...i tried to mount the /home/nmon
[01:30] <usr13> zjhui: EXT4-fs (sda4): Unaligned AIO/DIO on inode 659812 by VirtualBox; performance will be poor.  #Wondering about this....???
[01:30] <usr13> zjhui: ...wondering if the HDD is ok..
[01:30] <simplew> in xchat some entries appear in chinese characters, also in Language settings, chinese apepars in first, so how cn i remove chinese from my machine?
[01:31] <zjhui> usr13: sorry...what do you mean
[01:31] <usr13> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099314/
[01:32] <glitsj16> Chamunks: you might add your experience to the bug report, who knows someone wakes up
[01:33] <usr13> zjhui: Is "/tmp *(rw,no_root_squash)" what is in the /etc/exports file?  Doesn't look right to me.  Especially the *
[01:34] <AverageJB> hi
[01:34] <usr13> zjhui: Oh, never mind, it just means that it is available to all.
[01:34] <AverageJB> I just installed a brand new copy of ubuntu server to my virtual PC and I can't access it through SSH?
[01:35] <usr13> AverageJB: Can you ping the IP?
[01:35] <usr13> AverageJB: ssh from ___________?
[01:35] <usr13> AverageJB: And are you srue that the guest actually has connection to the LAN?
[01:36] <zjhui> usr13: hmm../tmp *(rw,no_root_squash) is in the /etc/exports
[01:36] <zjhui> usr13: the * means everywhere
[01:36] <AverageJB> usr13: yeah it's connected
[01:36] <AverageJB> It says connection refused/ not timout
[01:36] <scarrs> quick question: can I run 2 different webservers off the same router?
[01:37] <usr13> zjhui: Yea, I just don't know why....  I do not have my system running now that has virtualbox installed so, I'm not sure what is supposed to be there, just don't know why it is sharing all of /tmp
[01:37] <AverageJB> scarrs: not on the same port
[01:37] <usr13> AverageJB: And from where are you trying to ssh?  From the host?  From another PC on the network?
[01:38] <AverageJB> usr13: host
[01:38] <usr13> AverageJB: Can you ping the IP you are trying to ssh to? Are you sure you are .... Oh from the host?  Why?
[01:38] <DrPantsW> i see 'ubuntu snort' in the syslog, does this mean snort is installed?
[01:38] <scarrs> AverageJB: I am trying to set the port differently on the second machine, can you help me? (google failed)
[01:38] <DrPantsW> by default, on 12.04?
[01:38] <zjhui> usr13: i add the "/tmp *(rw,no_root_squash)" to the /etc/exports
[01:38] <AverageJB> usr13: I want to send files to my virtual pc via SFTP
[01:39] <AverageJB> scarrs: if you stick around ill help but i need to fix my problem first :P
[01:39] <scarrs> k
[01:40] <usr13> zjhui: I don't know, maybe the guest uses /tmp on the host and I guess that is ok.  Would just have to see how the guest is accessing it.  Sorry, I'm not a real good authority on VirtualBox.  It is interesting, just not realy up on it.
[01:40] <usr13> AverageJB: sftp is not ssh so.....
[01:40] <glitsj16> DrPantsW: run 'apt-cache policy snort' from terminal should tell you if you have it installed, i don't think it is by default
[01:40] <AverageJB> usr13: the virtual machine responds to a ping
[01:40] <usr13> AverageJB: And do you know that sshd is installed?
[01:40] <AverageJB> ahh okay
[01:40] <AverageJB> so i need sshd
[01:41] <DrPantsW> ah, I see it, i think I installed this then
[01:41] <AverageJB> I assumed that would come with ubuntu server lol
[01:42] <usr13> AverageJB: sudo apt-get install openssh-server  #On the host OS.
[01:42] <usr13> AverageJB: .... if it is Ubuntu
[01:42] <LuiX> hey there, i've got some problems with my audio on 12.04 w unity. herse the pulseaudio output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099333/
[01:43] <usr13> AverageJB: For future reference, you can see if a PC is listen for ssh via nmap scan on port 22.  nmap -p22 192.168.x.x
[01:44] <usr13> AverageJB: sudo apt-get install openssh-server  #On the guest OS.  (Sorry, previous one was typo)
[01:44] <usr13> AverageJB: and all others:  openssh-server is not installed by default.
[01:46] <usr13> AverageJB: openssh-client & openssh-server are two separate packages in Ubuntu.  For security reasons, openssh-server is not installed by default.
[01:47] <LuiX> hey there, i've got some problems with my audio on 12.04 w unity. herse the pulseaudio output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099333/
[01:47] <usr13> One can easily install or uninstall openssh-server as one sees fit.  (Pretty good idea actually.)
[01:47] <simplew> in xchat and in other places its appearing entries in chinese characters, how can i get rid of thus?
[01:48] <moes> How to determine if my pc is capable of running virtualbox-ose  x86
[01:48] <ki4ro_> .
[01:48] <glitsj16> LuiX: are you trying pulseaudio equalizer by any chance?
[01:49] <LuiX> i've installed an equalizer (gonna check if it's the that one) last week i think, but the problem showed up today, glitsj16
[01:50] <usr13> LuiX: I see: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1308838&page=4  but it's kinda old...
[01:50] <ki4ro_> moes: Maybe here will help:  https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/virtualbox-ose/
[01:50] <histo> moes: it can
[01:50] <simplew> can anyone please tell me how can i remove the chinese entry i get listed in my region and local settings?
[01:50] <usr13> LuiX: My solution to pulseaudio problems is just to uninstall pulseaudio
[01:50] <moes> histo thanks
[01:51] <glitsj16> usr13: pulseaudio works just fine, needs configuration though (like most things) :)
[01:52] <glitsj16> LuiX: http://askubuntu.com/questions/110348/how-can-i-enable-the-pulseaudio-equalizer
[01:52] <usr13> glitsj16: Yea, works fine... Right.... Ok.
[01:52] <usr13> LuiX: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingSoundProblems/
[01:53] <usr13> LuiX: sudo apt-get install sox
[01:53] <LuiX> thanks glitsj16 and usr13. it's confirmed it's the pulseaudio ecualizer
[01:54] <LuiX> usr13, "sox is already the newest version"
[01:54] <usr13> LuiX: Good....
[01:55] <LuiX> so glitsj16 you're voting on reinstalling the equalizer?
[01:55] <usr13> LuiX: Good way to test is to use play.  e.g.  play /usr/share/sounds/alsa/*
[01:55] <usr13> ... and watch for errors.
[01:56] <glitsj16> LuiX: i hardly vote on anything, only confirming that for me the pulseaudio-equalizer works just fine
[01:56] <LuiX> usr13, play "played" the files without errors, but no sound is heard
[01:57] <usr13> LuiX: YOu might also consider upgrading alsa drivers See:  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Audio/InstallingLinuxAlsaDriverModules
[01:57] <Chamunks> glitsj16, i'll do that :)
[01:57] <din> i have this strange problem with my audio. sound works fine when headphones are not plugged in. however, when i use headphones it seems like there is a "hole" in the sound. If i move the balance to left or right it sounds somewhat normal, but is still distorted.
[01:57] <usr13> LuiX: If you do not get errors, it is probably working ok, and there is nothing that needs fixing.  Check for other problem.
[01:57] <din> i have tried several different sets of headphones and they all work on another machine.
[01:58] <usr13> LuiX: run   alsamixer
[01:58] <din> has anyone encountered this before?
[01:58] <simplew> in nautilus and other apps the scrool bar is to thin, how can i change it so that i can have a scrooll bar like appears in firefox???
[01:59] <cdj> I love the scrollbar
[01:59] <cdj> wish Chrome had it
[01:59] <usr13> din: Not me, but ... may be an issue with pulseaudio ...
[01:59] <din> usr13, i have uninstalled an reinstalled it. any suggestions?
[02:00] <usr13> din: Uninstalling and reinstalling an application rarely fixes anything.
[02:00] <LuiX> it's really weird usr13, ran alsamixer, all on 100%
[02:00] <din> usr13, well i purged it so all the configs were gone.
[02:00] <din> then i removed ~/.pulse
[02:00] <din> and reinstalled
[02:00] <LuiX> also funny usr13, is that i even hear the little clicks that makes when i shift the volume
[02:00] <glitsj16> LuiX: for now you seem to have a misconfigured pulseaudio-equalizer, perhaps try to purge it and see if that gets pulseaudio going again if you decide to keep that .. for the record, just a user trying to enjoy audio on ubuntu, not flame-wars about pulseaudio vs alsa etc
[02:00] <usr13> din: Your system is fully updated right?
[02:01] <Katelyn> how does one uninstall something via terminal?
[02:01] <din> usr13, i do believe so. let me verify.
[02:01] <usr13> din: You might also consider updating alsa modules
[02:01] <usr13> din: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Audio/InstallingLinuxAlsaDriverModules
[02:01] <glitsj16> Katelyn: sudo apt-get purge <packagename>
[02:01] <LuiX> the big question here is what triggered this, glitsj16 !? it happened from one second to another! big mistery..
[02:02] <usr13> Katelyn: sudo apt-get remove <package-name>
[02:02] <DrPantsW> how do I run a program from the command line and still keep the prompt (make the program run in the background)
[02:02] <din> usr13, affirmative on the being fully updated.
[02:02] <usr13> DrPantsW: package-name &
[02:02] <glitsj16> LuiX: from the 3 lines in your pastebin that's hard to tell
[02:02] <DrPantsW> usr13: thank you
[02:02] <usr13> NP
[02:02] <usr13> din: You might also consider updating alsa modules
[02:03] <din> usr13, doing that now.
[02:03] <LuiX> i know glitsj16, the answer i was expecting was "sometimes its a side effect of a recent update" or sthg
[02:04] <usr13> din: I would just unstall pulseaudio  That would prolly fix it.
[02:04] <din> usr13, i will try again, but it did not seem to help before.
[02:04] <glitsj16> LuiX: it might have been, but that goes for just about anything
[02:04] <usr13> din: Uninstall it and reboot, (leave it uninstalled).
[02:05] <din> usr13, rebooting now.
[02:05] <din> bbs
[02:05] <LuiX> brb
[02:08] <Hetep-AFK> hey, who can help? need a flash player update
[02:08] <Hetep-AFK> want to do it in the terminal... the download does not ever work
[02:10] <MrGizmo757> Hi.  dose anybody know the commands for installimg all of the Experamental Compiz plugins. you know the ones that contain Snow and atlantis and the 3d desktop app switcher Ect. Ect.
[02:10] <william0> hello guys
[02:10] <xangua> Hetep-AFK: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[02:10] <william0> is there anyone who knows how to go into the text mode in linux mint
[02:10] <xangua> !mint | william0
[02:10] <sl3ax> Can anyone help me with netcat? i tried to use it but it returns me: " nc: Proxy error: "HTTP/1.0 403 Forbidden" ". What i mistaked?
[02:10] <william0> ok , tkx
[02:11] <Hayate> william0,
[02:12] <Hetep-AFK> gracias xangua
[02:13] <usr13> william0: Alt-F6
[02:14] <redscare> I am using xmonad in ubuntu and i was wondering what command unity uses to lock the screen?
[02:14] <ResQue> is gimp 2.8 in the ubuntu repos?
[02:16] <glitsj16> ResQue: not for 12.04 no, quantal (ubuntu 12.10 will have it), but there's a PPA if you want it on precise
[02:17] <Chamunks> glitsj16, says its only for x86 but it installed fine so who knows
[02:17] <ResQue> glitsj16: thanks
[02:18] <din> usr13, no change. :(
[02:18] <glitsj16> Chamunks: indeed, might just hold some flat-file documents gcm-calibrate needs, hard to tell
[02:19] <din> usr13, the laptop has had the motherboard replaced but this was happening before that as well. after it was replaced it worked fine for two weeks. i'm sure it has to be software.
[02:19] <glitsj16> ResQue: are you on 12.04?
[02:20] <ki4ro_> redscare: CTRL ALT L
[02:20] <redscare> ki4ro_: looking for the actual command, not the keyboard shortcut. Thanks though.
[02:21] <Chamunks> glitsj16, my next issue is i was assuming it was going to generate a calibration image not look for one that I have no idea about.
[02:22] <Chamunks> glitsj16, http://imagebin.org/221331
[02:24] <SecretFire> I am trying to locate the directory of a package I just installed via gdebi. Where should I look?
[02:24] <blackshirt> secretfire, i don't know with gdebi, but you can use dpkg -L
[02:24] <SecretFire> blackshirt : need sudo?
[02:25] <cfhowlett> !cookie|blackshirt
[02:26] <SecretFire> blackshirt : the output doesn't really show the directory location, i need to be able to cd into it to move files
[02:26] <blackshirt> secretfire, no..just dpkg -L packagename
[02:27] <SecretFire> gotcha
[02:27] <blackshirt> secretfire, that for list installed file from package
[02:27] <Chamunks> anyone know a good color target to get that would be free?
[02:28] <SecretFire> blackshirt : I got it figured out now, thanks
[02:28] <Arsin> P4 2.8GHz, should Xubuntu 12.04 be fine on it? 256mb DDR
[02:28] <blackshirt> secretfire, greats
[02:29] <blackshirt> Arsin, i think that was fine..but maybe be better increase your ram
[02:29] <Nogal> hmm...
[02:29] <L3top> Arsin: yes.
[02:30] <Arsin> For some reason it's at 100% load all the time
[02:30] <L3top> Arsin: Agreed with the find more ram thing.
[02:30] <Arsin> Oh wait now it's normal
[02:30] <L3top> Arsin: what is at 100%?
[02:30] <glitsj16> Chamunks: i'm not getting anything usefull with gcm personally, and there are quite some bug reports about it .. you might try http://dispcalgui.hoech.net/ (which is another tool built on the same argyll foundation)
[02:30] <Arsin> CPU was at 100
[02:30] <Nogal> it doesn't work
[02:30] <L3top> Arsin: loading it probably will be.
[02:31] <blackshirt> arsin, use more low resource like lubuntu
[02:31] <Chamunks> glitsj16, i guess technically i could just not care too much it just would be nice to use this tool.
[02:31] <L3top> Nogal: what doesn't work?
[02:31] <Nogal> the script
[02:32] <glitsj16> Chamunks: i agree, just don't have a grip on the ins and outs of gnome-color-manager i'm afraid
[02:32] <Arsin> blackshirt: Is that the lightest of the Ubuntu line?
[02:32] <Nogal> oh wow I got thrown into the wrong channel here, sorry!
[02:32] <blackshirt> arsin, no... you can build your desktop from core system
[02:33] <zykotick9> Arsin: no.  mini + virtually any windows manager (*box, awesome, etc) are lighter still
[02:33] <L3top> Nogal: there are lots of scripts. I do not see any activity from you for the last 40 min I have been active.
[02:33] <Arsin> Right.
[02:33] <Chamunks> glitsj16, yeh it just would be nice to have it be closer to 1.0 I would love to have the color stability of a mac on my linux os.
[02:33] <Arsin> I was just told "My computer is slow and all I do is browse. Make it faster!"
[02:34] <Arsin> So I figured xubuntu would do the trick
[02:34] <Chamunks> glitsj16, thats the one thing mac really has is all of their hardware is precisely what they need. So its easy to color calibrate.  That said I would never own a mac.  Tried it once will never go back.
[02:34] <L3top> lubuntu would be better suited... but so would 10bucks in archaic ram Arsin.
[02:34] <zykotick9> Arsin: xubuntu (aka xfce4) is similar in resource usage to the old gnome2 (slightly less, but only slightly)
[02:35] <LuiX> glitsj16, usr13 solved one part of it, reinstalled alsa and pulseaudio and added alias snd-card-0 snd-hda-intel options snd-hda-intel model=auto
[02:35] <zykotick9> Arsin: lubuntu is a lot lighter then xubuntu, but you have to make some visual sacrifices
[02:35] <LuiX> now the other part is the indicator
[02:35] <glitsj16> Chamunks: same here .. but i'm very old-skool black/white photography hobbyist so i can live without it
[02:35] <Arsin> THis PC is built by dell, and there are no thumb screws, instead they put rivets
[02:36] <Arsin> and I don't care enough to open it for them and put the ram I have for it
[02:36] <Arsin> but I will take a look at lubuntu
[02:36] <Arsin> Thanks
[02:36] <glitsj16> LuiX: thanks for the info, appreciated
[02:36] <Chamunks> glitsj16, yeh that's always nice.
[02:36] <L3top> Arsin: uhh... then there are pull tabs or something. I defy you to give me a model that cannot be opened with normal/no tools.
[02:37] <LuiX> the other part is that the volume indicator plus hardware controls are gone glitsj16
[02:37] <zykotick9> L3top: +1
[02:37] <glitsj16> Chamunks: before we enter the off-topic territory lol, i'm not only old-skool, jus plain .. old :p
[02:37] <Chamunks> :P
[02:37] <LuiX> gonna try to reinstall indicator-sound
[02:38] <glitsj16> LuiX: might help yes
[02:40] <Chamunks> would there be a clean and tidy way to make sure that if i install gnome-shell that I can go back to unity cleanly without having issues?
[02:41] <elbaz> Chamunks: I have not had any issues going back and forth using 12.04
[02:41] <usr13> Chamunks: Shouldn't be a problem
[02:42] <usr13> Chamunks: apt-get install gnome-shell gnome-themes-standard nome-backgrounds gnome-icon-theme gnome-tweak-tool  #For a classic gnome experience
[02:42] <elbaz> Chamunks: but you can image your hard drive if you feel that removing the package is not enough
[02:45] <LuiX> glitsj16, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099385/
[02:46] <DanielHoffman> I need to open ports for iptables but it wont work, here are the iptables rules (rc.local), https://dl.dropbox.com/u/72671460/iptable.txt
[02:47] <LuiX> glitsj16, when running pulseaudio, the same "failed to load module "module-ladspa-sink"" appears
[02:47] <LuiX> maybe a way to remove from some config file?
[02:48] <DanielHoffman> I need to open ports for iptables but it wont work, here are the iptables rules (rc.local), https://dl.dropbox.com/u/72671460/iptable.txt
[02:50] <DanielHoffman> i am kinda on a time crunch
[02:50] <glitsj16> LuiX: could you pastebin your ~/.pulse/default.pa please?
[02:51] <AzzIzzA> Hi all, just a quick question, does ubuntu recommend upgrading kernel headers to match the running kernel? I've heard other distros say your headers should match what your libc was compiled against rather than your running kernel.
[02:52] <LuiX> usr13, glitsj16 solved. deleted .pulse folder and rebooted.
[02:53] <LuiX> aand i was just trying to watch inception (again) sometimes it's hard to keep the faith in ubuntu :(
[02:54] <glitsj16> LuiX: nice (your succes with pulseaudio and inception both) .. when things go wrong that's quite reasonable yes
[02:55] <ghostchick_> bz,effing me
[02:55] <bz> ghostchick_: :o
[02:55] <blackshirt> azzizza, yes, you should
[02:55] <glitsj16> LuiX: i asked whether you wanted to pastebin your ~/.pulse/default.pa but you were already gone i believe
[02:55] <glitsj16> LuiX: so audio-wise all back to normal?
[02:55] <bz> ghostchick_: lost your dhcp lease again?
[02:56] <shahriyarguliyev> who has an extreme experience like 10 more years with Linux or Ubuntu?
[02:56] <LuiX> yeah, everithing as usual
[02:56] <LuiX> just without the equalizer
[02:56] <LuiX> cause i've uninstalled it
[02:56] <bb> sorry to interupt... can anyone tell me how to restore my Blackbuntu theme, it keeps dissapearing after i install to the harddrive, im using Vmworkstation
[02:56] <LuiX> v
[02:56] <LuiX> gl
[02:56] <LuiX> oops!
[02:57] <LuiX> glitsj16, i don't think that you're gonna need the default.pa, right?
[02:57] <glitsj16> LuiX: not if you ditched pulseaudio-equalizer no
[02:57] <rypervenche> shahriyarguliyev: What do you need help with?
[02:58] <blackshirt> bb, reinstall blackbuntu themes
[02:58] <shahriyarguliyev> hi. how many years have you been working with Ubuntu, Linux or UNIX systems?
[02:58] <xangua> !ot | shahriyarguliyev
[02:59] <bb> @blackshirt just re-download them from the website and install them? or are they already locally on my install somewhere?
[02:59] <shahriyarguliyev> rypervenche, I'm thinking about fully switch to Ubuntu, so I need to know whether it worths
[03:01] <LuiX> thanks glitsj16, see ya!
[03:02] <glitsj16> LuiX: no thanks needed, take care
[03:05] <blackshirt> bb, if you place them on your virtual machine, and you reinstall your vm, you have lost them
[03:06] <blackshirt> shahriyarguliyev, about 5 years
[03:06] <SecretFire> blackshirt : I tried running a sudo chown - R <username> /
[03:07] <SecretFire> and now I get sudo: no valid sudoers sources found, quitting
[03:07] <Chamunks> elbaz, nah no need for that that would be almost as time consuming as just reinstalling
[03:07] <Chamunks> usr13, I'm looking to see if fglrx still doesn
[03:08] <Chamunks> usr13, doesn't play well with fglrx or if that disaster has been fully fixed.
[03:09] <SecretFire> I am having an error saying /etc/sudoers is owned by 1000 should be 0, now I can't use the sudo command in anything. I tried to change the ownership of my root directory to my username
[03:10] <SecretFire> what can I do to fix it?
[03:11] <Jordan_U> SecretFire: It sounds like you've changed the owner of every file in your system. If so, you really should just re-install Ubuntu.
[03:12] <Wug> SecretFire: you could boot to single user mode and fix it
[03:12] <Wug> chown -R root /etc
[03:13] <Wug> would probably fix it
[03:13] <SecretFire> Wug : Ill try that
[03:13] <Wug> other than that, don't do stupid things like try to own the root directory
[03:13] <Wug> its not called the SecretFire directory
[03:13] <SecretFire> no
[03:15] <Wug> how exactly would one go about changing the name of the root account
[03:15] <usr13> Chamunks: What?
[03:16] <Wug> the caveat being of course that it won't let you do that while it's in use
[03:16] <Wug> and its hard to rename accounts when youre not root
[03:16] <Jordan_U> Wug: SecretFire: No, that's not enough. Re-install.
[03:17] <usr13> Chamunks: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[03:17] <Wug> Jordan_U: if all he did was change the owner, then all he should have to do is reset the owner
[03:17] <SecretFire> I understand, i was intoxicated lol
[03:17] <Wug> reinstalling ubuntu is not the solution to every problem
[03:17] <Wug> or at least it should not be
[03:17] <usr13> Wug: it's not
[03:18] <Wug> fixing /etc will let him use sudo, and he will be able to fix the rest of it from a normal environment
[03:18] <junkie> any black top here with a big cock?????????????
[03:18] <Wug> junkie: no, they're all in #freenode
[03:18] <Wug> go ask there
[03:18] <xcervo> junkie,I'm here
[03:19] <IdleOne> xcervo: Please don't feed the trolls.
[03:19] <bb> does anyone know why when i change themes in BlackBuntu it doesn't change the panel/icons/program headers (firefox url/tabs/filemenu)
[03:19] <Wug> IdleOne: what magic was that
[03:19] <Wug> I'm used to places where people just kick people
[03:19] <Jordan_U> Wug: If they changed the owner of *all files in /* to root, how do you change them back to their proper values?
[03:20] <IdleOne> Wug: you can ask in #feeenode about the remove feature
[03:20] <Wug> Jordan_U: I'll assume you mean to 1000 instead of to root
[03:20] <IdleOne> #freenode *
[03:20] <SecretFire> Wug : that did not let me change ownership
[03:20] <Chamunks> usr13, I'm just looking for a pure gnome3 gnome shell experience hopefully mostly bug free that wont faceplant with fglrx
[03:20] <SecretFire> Wug : I still cannot sudo
[03:20] <Wug> SecretFire: use 'id' to see who you are
[03:20] <Chamunks> usr13,  so should i install all those extras you mentioned?
[03:21] <junkie> does any hot guy here wants a blowjob from a hot young boy?
[03:21] <Wug> if youre in SU mode you should need to sudo
[03:21] <Chamunks> usr13, apt-get install gnome-shell gnome-themes-standard nome-backgrounds gnome-icon-theme gnome-tweak-tool
[03:21] <Wug> Jordan_U: that being said, the only thing there thats supposed to be owned by users are their own home folders
[03:21] <Jordan_U> Wug: Yes.
[03:21] <goddard> is there any ubuntu related security on the clipboard?
[03:22] <SecretFire> Wug : http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099414/
[03:22] <Wug> SecretFire: you are in single user mode, right?
[03:22] <Wug> single user mode should leave you at a root prompt
[03:22] <SecretFire> no
[03:23] <Wug> reboot and wait at the grub screen
[03:23] <Wug> ask for further directions
[03:23] <Wug> is this the computer you're using?
[03:23] <SecretFire> youre confusing me
[03:23] <usr13> Chamunks: So did you do it?  If so, configure it to your liking
[03:23] <Wug> are you talking about the computer you're using?  or is a different one
[03:23] <SecretFire> yes its the one I am using
[03:24] <Wug> borrow/steal/acquire another
[03:24] <Wug> then connect from that
[03:24] <Wug> you will need to restart the computer
[03:24] <usr13> Chamunks: Actually, to me, it's easier to just do:  sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[03:24] <Wug> you will need to restart the *affected* computer
[03:25] <SecretFire> i think im just going to switch to kubuntu
[03:25] <Wug> uhh ok
[03:25] <Wug> dont try to own root there either
[03:25] <SecretFire> i realize that now
[03:26] <SecretFire> for some reason everything was locked in my file system
[03:26] <Wug> for the record, kubuntu is just ubuntu with kde instead of gonme
[03:26] <Wug> gnome*
[03:26] <SecretFire> thought doing sudo chown -R psyclone / would fix it
[03:26] <SecretFire> I know that kubuntu is just ubuntu with a diff. design basically
[03:26] <Wug> in general, all recursive operations on / are a bad idea
[03:26] <usr13> Chamunks: http://www.ntlug.org/Articles/CustomizeUbuntu
[03:27] <RandomGuy123> Hello.
[03:27] <SecretFire> whats the diff between kde and gnome?
[03:27] <Wug> lol junkie is now sexxing it up in #freenode
[03:27] <usr13> SecretFire: Are you serious?
[03:27] <Wug> I'm so funny.
[03:27]  * Wug gets popcorn
[03:28] <Wug> everyone should version him
[03:28] <usr13> SecretFire: You wouldn't really chown /  would you?
[03:28] <SecretFire> i tried to
[03:28] <SecretFire> bad idea
[03:28] <RandomGuy123> I am using ubuntu on my Laptop and my cat stepped on the keyboard durning start - up now the mouse is not working.
[03:28] <usr13> SecretFire: You are correct, it is a BAD IDEA.
[03:28] <Wug> RandomGuy123: did you try restarting
[03:28] <RandomGuy123> Yes.
[03:29] <Wug> how odd
[03:29] <RandomGuy123> True story.
[03:29] <SecretFire> fortunately, i have an install disc for kubuntu 12.04 handy
[03:29] <usr13> SecretFire: Ok, just wanted to make that clear....
[03:29] <RandomGuy123> So what to do?
[03:29] <Chamunks> usr13, I can run that you just made it seem something about those packages was gonna give me more of a mate desktop feel.
[03:30] <Chamunks> usr13, but if not I'm on it :)
[03:30] <SecretFire> usr13 : Ive been using ubuntu for a bit, but am new to comp sci, including programming
[03:30] <usr13> Chamunks: Have you ever tried xfce on ubuntu?
[03:30] <RandomGuy123> BTW, Fire the Gnome and kde are diffrenet enviroment work aroud thing.
[03:30] <RandomGuy123> Around*
[03:31] <usr13> Chamunks: Or xubuntu ???
[03:31] <RandomGuy123> Gnome is more lightwhight.
[03:31] <Chamunks> usr13, i've got quite a bit of power under my hood so i've been using more gdm stuff than the light desktop managers
[03:31] <SecretFire> i am on xubuntu right now, i prefer it
[03:31] <usr13> RandomGuy123: Than ________?
[03:31] <RandomGuy123> Just saying...
[03:31] <RandomGuy123> I talked to fire.
[03:31] <RandomGuy123> About my mouse.
[03:32] <RandomGuy123> What to do?
[03:32] <RandomGuy123> BTW, I tried Xubuntu.
[03:32] <usr13> Chamunks: I'm just not talking light, I'm talking efficient and user friendly and effective.  thunar is an awsome file manager.  Ask in #xfce
[03:32] <s_kthi> Hi compiz frequently crashes in ubuntu 12.04. Help!.
[03:32] <Wug> xubuntu is ubuntu with xfce rioght
[03:32] <RandomGuy123> Thunar is fine.
[03:32] <Wug> yeah derp
[03:32] <RandomGuy123> Yes.
[03:32] <usr13> Wug: Yes
[03:32] <Wug> I should read things
[03:33] <Chamunks> usr13, fair I'll give it a shot if you drop me some reading.
[03:33] <RandomGuy123> I like the light thing, But I prefer elegance.
[03:33] <usr13> Wug: Chamunks See:   http://xubuntu.org/
[03:33] <din> usr13, have you any more ideas about my dilemma?
[03:33] <Chamunks> usr13, i got used to gnome3 ish environment when i was on mint for a while because ubuntu wasnt fixing the fglrx issue with gnome3
[03:33] <usr13> din: Not working?
[03:34] <RandomGuy123> I used fedora for a while, and the Gnome shall is pretty awesome.
[03:34] <din> usr13, it did not. i even updated to the latest version of alsa.
[03:34] <usr13> din: play /usr/share/sounds/alsa/*  #What does that do?
[03:34] <RandomGuy123> Anyone knows how to fix the mouse?
[03:34] <usr13> din: Any errors....? DOes it play?
[03:34] <romit> does anyone know if it's possible to use box.com under linux?
[03:34] <usr13> din: Can I PM you?
[03:34] <RandomGuy123> Hello?
[03:35] <din> usr13, of course.
[03:35] <Wug> usr13: try play /dev/urandom
[03:35] <RandomGuy123> Hello????
[03:35] <Wug> it will uhh
[03:35] <Wug> make your computer faster
[03:35] <RandomGuy123> Delete your root, It is a virus.
[03:35] <RandomGuy123> Jk.
[03:36] <romit> does anyone know if it's possible to use box.com under linux?
[03:36] <RandomGuy123> Amm... IDK.
[03:37] <RandomGuy123> It is on the web.
[03:37] <RandomGuy123> So try.
[03:37] <romit> (i'm forced to use box.com for work and i don't really want to switch to my windows partition!)
[03:37] <RandomGuy123> Well, Try to use it.
[03:37] <s_kthi> Hi compiz frequently crashes in ubuntu 12.04. Somebody please help.
[03:37] <romit> thanks - I did look but they looked like workarounds and nothing official
[03:39] <RandomGuy123> Ammm, It says It is online (Maybe they mean browser)... I never used that website, But give it a try.
[03:39] <RandomGuy123> I think it should work.
[03:40] <RandomGuy123> Are you there romit?
[03:40] <hal9000jw> @s_kthi: http://wiki.compiz.org/Troubleshooting#What_to_do_if_compiz_crashes
[03:41] <romit> thanks - yes i know it can be worked on with a browser. the win and mac plugins allow you to invoke the local editor, make changes and version automatically once the edited doc is saved
[03:48] <kanupatar> hello
[03:50] <Pecker> kanupatar: hi
[03:52] <usr13> kanupatar: Yes... you have a Ubuntu issue?
[03:53] <TheWhiteHatter> L3top: I'm back
[03:53] <TheWhiteHatter> I looked into the issue
[03:53] <TheWhiteHatter> It's a hardware problem
[03:53] <TheWhiteHatter> :/
[03:54] <TheWhiteHatter> I'm going to build an external cooler dock with two fans to pull/push air through the case
[03:54] <TheWhiteHatter> would that work?
[03:54] <L3top> For the issue of fans ceasing to arise after software which controls the fans fails... me thinks it's not hardware.
[03:54] <usr13> TheWhiteHatter: What is overheating?  The HDD?
[03:55] <TheWhiteHatter> I might have just not noticed before installing fancontrol
[03:55] <usr13> so the processor is overheating?
[03:55] <L3top> Why would you install fan control... the question is then begged...
[03:55] <TheWhiteHatter> One of my fans doesnt work
[03:55] <TheWhiteHatter> it always run's hot
[03:55] <usr13> TheWhiteHatter: One of your fans?
[03:55] <TheWhiteHatter> yes
[03:55] <TheWhiteHatter> the one that pushes air out
[03:55] <usr13> TheWhiteHatter: Is it your processor that is overheating?
[03:55] <TheWhiteHatter> the one that pulls air in still works
[03:56] <TheWhiteHatter> it's running hot, but not overheating
[03:56] <usr13> TheWhiteHatter: Is the fan on the CPU's heat sink working?
[03:56] <TheWhiteHatter> it;s at 45 right now, but I have it sitting on an icepack
[03:56] <L3top> usr13: nothing is overheating atm. He installed fan control, and noticed his main fan on laptop was non functional.
[03:56] <TheWhiteHatter> normally runs 75ish
[03:56] <usr13> O
[03:57]  * L3top has been trying to get what appears to be a dead fan alive through power management... lol
[03:57] <usr13> L3top: Your logic is correct...
[03:57] <usr13> Why not just uninstall fan control?
[03:57] <TheWhiteHatter> meh, at least I know the problem now
[03:58] <TheWhiteHatter> tried that
[03:58] <usr13> Oh?
[03:58] <TheWhiteHatter> L3top spent about an hour with me walking through multiple solutions
[03:58] <usr13> Oh, sorry....
[03:58] <usr13> I probably don't have much to contribute.  Sorry.
[03:58] <TheWhiteHatter> It's fine
[03:59] <TenMinChallenge> windows 95b  , use it
[03:59] <TheWhiteHatter> I probably didn't notice the fan because this laptop has been a file server for the past ~6 months
[03:59] <usr13> aaahhhh
[03:59] <TheWhiteHatter> Switched to the latest ubuntu distro to have something to program on
[03:59] <usr13> I C
[04:00] <L3top> TheWhiteHatter: one more thing please... cat /sys/devices/virtual/thermal/thermal_zone0/mode
[04:00] <TheWhiteHatter> sure
[04:00] <TheWhiteHatter> No such file or directory
[04:00] <Hetep> hola, am getting a GPG error, if anybody can help
[04:00] <TenMinChallenge> GPF not GPG
[04:00] <L3top> ls /sys/devices/virtual/thermal
[04:01] <usr13> L3top: or  pastebinit /sys/devices/virtual/thermal
[04:01] <Hetep> W: GPG error: http://archive.canonical.com maverick Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key <ftpmaster@ubuntu.com>
[04:01] <TheWhiteHatter> dylan@Dylan-Ubuntu:~$ ls /sys/devices/virtual/thermal
[04:01] <TheWhiteHatter> cooling_device0  cooling_device1  cooling_device2
[04:02] <usr13> Hetep: Looks like you have an invalid signature.
[04:02] <L3top> hmmm... You should have a thermal zone.
[04:02] <TheWhiteHatter> thermal zone?
[04:02] <TheWhiteHatter> sensors
[04:02] <TheWhiteHatter> drat
[04:03] <TheWhiteHatter> ment to type that in guake
[04:04] <L3top> Hetep: Maverick is eol and no longer supported.
[04:04] <Hetep> yeah, need help
[04:04] <L3top> Yeah, not supported. Support channel... but cause I am sweet... give this a try: gpgs=$(apt-get update |& grep -s NO_PUBKEY | awk '{ print $NF }' | cut -c 9-16); if [ -n $gpgs ]; then for gpg in $gpgs; do gpg --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --recv-keys $gpg; gpg --export --armor $gpg | apt-key add -; done; fi
[04:05] <xio3> i need to add a user; when i do useradd username -p password the /home/username directory does not get created and i can't login. why is that?
[04:05] <L3top> Hetep: you will need to be root to run
[04:08] <usr13> xio3: You have to use the -d switch to include the function of creating a home dir.
[04:08] <usr13> xio3: But you can still do it.
[04:08] <xio3> usr13: thanks- i'll try it with a -d so- like useradd -d username -p password
[04:08] <usr13> xio3: next time use adduser  And it will be done by default.
[04:08] <usr13> yes
[04:10] <usr13> so for now, just  useradd -d username
[04:10] <Hetep> W: GPG error: http://archive.canonical.com maverick Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key <ftpmaster@ubuntu.com>
[04:10] <Hetep> it's not the necessity to be root
[04:10] <TheWhiteHatter> so what's a thermal zone?
[04:10] <L3top> I gave you a solution hetep. That solution requires you to be root.
[04:11] <Hetep> no it doesn't
[04:11] <Hetep> that's not the solution
[04:11] <L3top> It requires an update.
[04:11] <L3top> that requires root
[04:11] <L3top> Ok then...
[04:11] <Hetep> sudo apt-get update
[04:11] <Hetep> voila, it's root & gives a GPG error
[04:11] <Hetep> it's a matter of signature
[04:11] <Hetep> it's not root privilege
[04:13] <Ugly_Duck> Ex: Couldn't configure pre-depend upstart-job for hostname, probably a dependency cycle.
[04:13] <Ugly_Duck> anyone famliar with this error?
[04:13] <usr13> Hetep: sudo apt-get clean ; sudo apt-get update
[04:14] <L3top> 1. the solution I gave you requires that you run as root in order to perform the update to produce the key to be hashed from MIT.  2. Your explaining to me what you need, when I wrote the thing is sort of silly. 3 Your attitude is not particularly fetching. 4 your question is unsupported, and 5. The reason whatever it is will not authenticate is almost guaranteed because it has be disavowed by Canonical.
[04:15] <L3top> Upgrade to a supported version for help.
[04:15] <L3top> one second TheWhiteHatter. tarring mine.
[04:15] <Hetep> ok usr13, shall try... gracias
[04:15] <TheWhiteHatter> k
[04:16] <usr13> Hetep: Let me know....
[04:16] <usr13> ... if that fixes it ...
[04:16] <usr13> There is always plan B
[04:17] <xi3> usr13: that didn't work. it says invalid password when i try to login. frustrating.
[04:17] <Ugly_Duck> :(
[04:18] <usr13> xi3: cd /var/lib/apt ; sudo mv lists lists.bak ; sudo mkdir -p lists/partial ; sudo apt-get clean ; sudo apt-get update
[04:18] <Hetep> usr13, will do
[04:18] <Ugly_Duck> what the heck is a dependancy cycle anyways?
[04:19] <usr13> sorry xi3 wrong nic
[04:19] <xi3> usr13: i thought something didn't look right... hmm
[04:19] <usr13> xi3: So change the password.
[04:20] <usr13> xi3: sudo passwd <username>
[04:20] <xi3> usr13: ohh and the useradd -d /home/username username -p password didn't create the home directory
[04:20] <TheWhiteHatter> A dependency cycle is when a series of objects need to be ecaluated
[04:20] <TheWhiteHatter> but there is no possible order to evaluate them in
[04:20] <usr13> xi3: You don't have to specify the /home/dir  It does it for you.
[04:20] <usr13> xi3: Why not just use adduser
[04:21] <usr13> ?
[04:21] <TheWhiteHatter> for example, if you have A,B,and C.
[04:21] <TheWhiteHatter> to evaluate A you need B
[04:21] <TheWhiteHatter> to evaluate B you need C
[04:21] <TheWhiteHatter> but to evaluate A, you need C
[04:21] <TheWhiteHatter> make sense?
[04:21] <usr13> bi
[04:21] <xi3> usr13: if i do just testing123 it gives invalid home directory
[04:21] <usr13> no
[04:22] <usr13> xi3: You do not specify the /home directory.  It does it for you.
[04:22] <xi3> i wish stuff would work like the instructions indicate.. hm :(
[04:22] <Guest96549> hello
[04:22] <TheWhiteHatter> hi
[04:22] <Guest96549> how do i change my nick
[04:22] <usr13> xi3: It does,
[04:22] <xi3> usr13: any idea why useradd -d username username -p password does not work then? and gives invalid username?
[04:22] <usr13> Guest96549: /nick new-nick
[04:23] <ImTheDude> thanks
[04:23] <usr13> xi3: useradd -d username
[04:23] <xi3> usr13: sorry- i meant invalid home directory
[04:23] <ImTheDude> do you guys talk about mint i here
[04:23] <chu> Nope.
[04:23] <TheWhiteHatter> L3pot: What is tarring?  Is it a form of compressing a file?
[04:23] <ImTheDude> or just IRC
[04:23] <usr13> xi3: Or just cut to the chanse:  adduser username
[04:24] <xi3> usr13: is hould be clear why i'm not doing adduser username. i'm trying to script this.
[04:24] <usr13> ImTheDude: Not really, but what is your problem.
[04:24] <TheWhiteHatter> what language are you using?
[04:24] <ImTheDude> no problem
[04:24] <xi3> usr13: my goal was to use -p so that i could specify the password through a variable
[04:24] <usr13> xi3: It's already scripted  (adduser is a script)
[04:24] <usr13> xi3: O
[04:25] <Hetep> usr13, still the same error
[04:25] <Hetep> bad signature
[04:25] <TheWhiteHatter> use a pyhton script
[04:25] <xi3> usr13: i don't think you understand. it's an install script for a distribution. i'm just frustrated. i'm not sure why this isn't working.
[04:25] <TheWhiteHatter> just import "subprocess
[04:25] <TheWhiteHatter> no wait
[04:25] <TheWhiteHatter> import call from subprocess
[04:25] <TheWhiteHatter> I said that wrong
[04:26] <usr13> Hetep: so do you have any off-the-wall ppa's?
[04:26] <clovencrow> ha! I have ubuntu!
[04:26] <Hetep> nope
[04:26] <Hetep> really just trying to get a java update
[04:26] <clovencrow> This os looks sweet
[04:26] <paulus68> squid problem I can restrict users access to certain sites however when I want a given user only to grant access to lets say google I am stuck and cant get it to work any thought?
[04:26] <Hetep> or not java, rather flash
[04:27] <TheWhiteHatter> clovencrow:I just go back into it, been using fedora with KDE for MONTHS
[04:27] <TheWhiteHatter> KDE makes me sick now
[04:27] <Hetep> really just need the flash to update
[04:27] <usr13> Hetep: Did you mv lists lists.bak ?
[04:27] <Hetep> have no clue what you mean
[04:27] <clovencrow> Ok ubuntu people.... I have a challenge, I need to be able to stream music from my computer to a shoutcast server, is there a program in ubuntu that can do that... it also need to pick up sound from my mic.
[04:28] <clovencrow> In windows I used a program called "butt."
[04:28] <xi3> usr13: i figured it out. useradd prometeo -d /home/prometeo -g test -m -p `mkpasswd pippo`
[04:29] <xi3> usr13: thanks for your attempt to help
[04:29] <TheWhiteHatter> This might help clovern
[04:29] <TheWhiteHatter> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1049920
[04:29] <usr13> xi3: Can I PM you?
[04:29] <TheWhiteHatter> cloven*
[04:29] <clovencrow> Thanks TheWhiteHatter!
[04:30] <TheWhiteHatter> I can't take the credit
[04:30] <TheWhiteHatter> All I did was google "Ubuntu stream music to shoutcast"
[04:31] <usr13> Hetep: See my PM
[04:31] <TheWhiteHatter> L3top, is that file tarred?
[04:32] <L3top> Yes. I never upload things. Was finding a place.
[04:32] <TheWhiteHatter> lol
[04:32] <Hetep> looking at page: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-fix-the-ubuntu-gpg-error-badsig.html
[04:32] <TheWhiteHatter> mediafire?
[04:32] <usr13> Hetep: Can I PM you?
[04:32] <TheWhiteHatter> can't you send files over IRC?
[04:32] <Hetep> usr13, yeah
[04:33] <blubee> hello guys i was trying to install some different window manager, so i added xfce lxde but now when i launch ubuntu, i see a debian background with a earth and some nebula and my sound and few other widgets are ugly and strange. I would prefer to remove all of these window managers and go back to stock unity3d is that a possiblity? i've already sudo apt-get remove "" with the names of the packages that i installed
[04:33] <naveen_> not able to connect datacard in ubuntu 10.04
[04:33] <L3top> usr13: It will never authenticate. No matter what you do.
[04:34] <L3top> TheWhiteHatter: I have about half dialup speed upload. Just gonna take a lil time.
[04:34] <TheWhiteHatter> lol
[04:34] <TheWhiteHatter> it's fine
[04:34] <naveen_> not able to connect datacard in ubuntu 10.04. help please
[04:36] <naveen_> TheWhiteHatter: not able to connect datacard in ubuntu 10.04. help please
[04:37] <TheWhiteHatter> I'm not the guy to ask lol
[04:37] <TheWhiteHatter> google it?
[04:37] <da0h> Hi all.. anyone up for some want assist with some networking
[04:37] <da0h> ?
[04:37] <TheWhiteHatter> L3top: Half dial-up speed?  Are you trying to use up some old free AOL cd's?
[04:38] <da0h> I am trying to detect a device connected via crossover cable to my computer
[04:39]  * L3top lives on a farm in the way out nowhere.
[04:39] <TheWhiteHatter> lol
[04:39] <TheWhiteHatter> I found a box of those AOL Cd's at work the other day.
[04:39] <TheWhiteHatter> We spent the day playing AOL dodgeball
[04:40] <aaa_> how can i create a custum livecd in ubuntu
[04:41] <da0h> remaster.sys or something like that
[04:41] <naveen_> help me with my datacard in ubuntu???
[04:41] <TheWhiteHatter> There should be a liveCD creator utility
[04:41] <TheWhiteHatter> aaa_: it's called "Startup Disk utility"
[04:42] <da0h> http://www.linuxforu.com/2011/05/how-to-remaster-ubuntu-to-get-a-customised-distribution/
[04:42] <TheWhiteHatter> didn't see "custom"
[04:42] <TheWhiteHatter> sorry about that
[04:44] <Hetep> anybody know the way to install the flash installer?
[04:44] <naveen_> help me with my datacard in ubuntu
[04:44] <TheWhiteHatter> I used YUMI on my windows PC to make my USb
[04:44] <TheWhiteHatter> works like a charm
[04:45] <da0h> naveen what is your datacard? and what does it do?
[04:45] <da0h> hetep, what distro are you in?
[04:45] <paulus68> squid problem I can restrict users access to certain sites however when I want a given user only to grant access to lets say google I am stuck and cant get it to work any thought?
[04:45] <tsolox> what ubuntu pckage does `tree` belongs ?
[04:46] <Nodin> Is anyone available to help me with problems connecting to a printer/scanner?
[04:46] <L3top> !livecd
[04:46] <da0h> tree is its own package
[04:46] <L3top> Hetep... Your OS is unsupported here. You will need to upgrade to get help.
[04:47] <TheWhiteHatter> !
[04:47] <TheWhiteHatter> !livecd
[04:47] <TheWhiteHatter> hey that's cool!
[04:48] <Hetep> L3top, gracias, am doing now
[04:49] <L3top> Once upgraded Hetep, simply sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[04:49] <Hetep> ok
[04:49] <L3top> That will bring you up to  11.2.202.233
[04:50] <L3top> hmmm... that wasnt the one I wanted...
[04:51] <L3top> !remaster | aaa_
[04:51] <richard> всем привет
[04:51] <richard> ребят помогите с убунтой
[04:51] <Guest25126> пропадает звук
[04:52] <Guest25126> после загрузки ОС
[04:52] <Guest25126> второй день ломаю голову
[04:52] <Guest25126> есть кто?(
[04:53] <Guest25126> ну помогиди
[04:53] <UltraNoob> Hello, Could anyone help me with installation?
[04:53] <Guest25126> помогите*
[04:53] <usr13> UltraNoob: Sure
[04:54] <UltraNoob> Thank, right now Im using ubuntu on my laptop but im trying to install it on my main pc via the same usb-install but it keeps freezing on the loading screen
[04:55] <usr13> UltraNoob: Run the memtest
[04:55] <UltraNoob> Okay, Will try.
[04:55] <Guest25126> ребят помогите с убунтой
[04:56] <Guest25126> пропадает звук
[04:56] <Guest25126> после загрузки ОС
[04:56] <Nodin>  Is anyone available to help me with problems connecting to a printer/scanner?
[04:56] <usr13> Nodin: Sure
[04:56] <usr13> What is it?
[04:57] <usr13> make / model
[04:57] <Nodin> Brother MFC-440CN
[04:57] <Nodin> I'm running on 10.04 32bit
[04:57] <TenMinChallenge> how do i copy files to iphones thru itunes
[04:57] <TenMinChallenge> i got itunes open
[04:57] <TenMinChallenge> can i drag and drop to there
[04:59] <usr13> Nodin: It's a paperweight
[04:59] <Nodin> How so?
[04:59] <usr13> Not gonna happen.  Get a different printer.
[05:00] <Nodin> Not at all? What if I upgrade my version of Ubuntu?
[05:00] <usr13> Not gonna happen.  Get a different printer.
[05:00] <usr13> http://www.openprinting.org/printer/Brother/Brother-mfc-440cn
[05:00] <Nodin> What if I install a virtual box and run Windows in it?
[05:01] <usr13> Better off to just get another printer.
[05:01] <usr13> truning in for the night.
[05:01] <usr13> night all....
[05:02] <Bruce_Ann> afrernoon now
[05:03] <simplew> i have done like stew said, and the patch is not being applied, still is listed in series, how can this be?
[05:06] <arosls> hi
[05:06] <Bruce_Ann> Hi
[05:07] <arosls> I am thinking of downloading lubuntu or xubuntu precise pangolin
[05:07] <playman> what could be the problem if I restart the computer get terminal log in screen and then few seconds later the screen goes blank then goes back into log in screen, and does this over and over again. also the noise in the computer gets lower when this happens, not sure if it's the cpu fan HDD GPU or what else.
[05:08] <arosls> is lubuntu officially supported? and can I later install gnome or kde and other packages ? I am going to use this machine for development , but this machine is very old
[05:08] <L3top> yes Arsin.
[05:08] <arosls> that's why I am thinking about some light weight version
[05:08] <L3top> arosls: sorry yes.
[05:09] <arosls> ok
[05:09] <arosls> so which one lubuntu or xubuntu?
[05:09] <L3top> playman: could be several things. lspci -nn | grep VGA
[05:09] <Bruce_Ann> Any version is ok
[05:09] <L3top> up to you arosls
[05:09] <arosls> L3top: my machine is 1.8ghz p4 1 g ram
[05:10] <Bruce_Ann> It's enough.
[05:11] <paulus68> squid problem I can restrict users access to certain sites however when I want a given user only to grant access to lets say google I am stuck and cant get it to work any thought?
[05:11] <arosls> I think I ll go for lubuntu as I already use gnome, kde and xfce
[05:11] <arosls> lets try out lxde as well
[05:11] <arosls> thanks L3top
[05:12] <playman> L3top: that's what I get 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: nVidia Corporation G70 [GeForce 7800 GS] [10de:00f5] (rev a2)
[05:15] <L3top> playman: do the same thing only add -A2 to the end and tell me the kernel modules.
[05:15] <L3top> er
[05:15] <L3top> one sec
[05:15] <L3top> lspci -nnk | grep VGA -A2
[05:15] <L3top> not exactly the same ;)
[05:15] <simplew> can anyone help me with quilt?
[05:16] <playman> L3top: Kernel modules: nvidia-current, nvidiafb, nouveau
[05:18] <L3top> playman: I wouldnt think the GPU is the problem... I have had this issue before... I don't remember how I resolved it unfortunately...
[05:19] <ReXiO> I have problems processing graphics... like video games
[05:19] <ReXiO> I have an Intel 945GM integrated graphics card and ubuntu 12.04
[05:19] <ReXiO> graphic experience is standard...
[05:19] <ReXiO> can anyone give some light on this?
[05:19] <FloodBot1> ReXiO: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:19] <da0h> yeah yur graphic chip sux
[05:20] <da0h> get a real gpu
[05:20] <da0h> 945 ran ok in hardy but that was about it
[05:21] <ReXiO> da0h: same game runs perfect on windows with same hardware
[05:21] <playman> L3top: yeah I had this issue also before and I believe I just formatted lol. but now I would rather be able to fix it with out having to format. but recently I did apt-get update and I think this was the first restart since I updated, could that be the problem?
[05:21] <dpnux> Hi, I have problem sending email to gmail by ssmtp. I got this error : server didn't like our AUTH LOGIN, must issue a STARTTLS. I have enable starttls and tls in ssmtp config.
[05:23] <da0h> Rex, try an older kernel
[05:23] <da0h> ubuntu 12 has lousy legacy support
[05:23] <jackie1632> I am having trouble getting my flash player to work won't load plug in or crashes.. it does this on both firefox and google chrome..
[05:24] <Loshki> dpnux: you need 5 lines of config to do gmail: mailhub, AuthUser, AuthPass, UseSTARTTLS and AuthMethod
[05:26] <dpnux> Loshki: yes, I fill all that and also adding current user to revaliases.
[05:27] <dpnux> Loshki: I try explicitly telling AuthMethod=LOGIN. but no success :(
[05:28] <Loshki> dpnux: Can you run sendmail -v <your_address> and capture the debug output? I also use AuthMethod=LOGIN.
[05:29] <dpnux> Loshki: I did and here my last error message "sSMTP[6846]: Server didn't like our AUTH LOGIN (530 5.7.0 Must issue a STARTTLS command first. ms1sm977391pbb.63)"
[05:30] <UltraNoob> Is there a boot option to specifically disable the ubuntu loading logo ie. full text?
[05:30] <Loshki> dpnux: I assume you have UseSTARTTLS=YES and mailhub=smtp.gmail.com:587
[05:32] <IdleOne> !text | UltraNoob
[05:32] <dpnux> Loshki: True, I use that configuration.  Sorry, I was try to send by mail command. I try your suggested command and it hang up.
[05:34] <Loshki> dpnux: 'hang up'? no debug message?
[05:35] <dpnux> Loshki: Sorry, it's not hang. I put dot and enter and it show same error message
[05:35] <E1nzte1N> quit
[05:35] <Loshki> dpnux: oh right, it hangs. Sorry, I'm slow tonight. The mail command is fine. I still think the problem is your config. Can you pastebin your config (please remove the passwords first)
[05:36] <paulus68> squid problem I can restrict users access to certain sites however when I want a given user only to grant access to lets say google I am stuck and cant get it to work any thought?
[05:37] <dpnux> Loshki: ok,  I put my config on pastebin.
[05:38] <Loshki> dpnux: ok, you have to tell us the url so we can see it too...
[05:40] <UltraNoob> Would anyone like to diagnose a problem attempting install Ubuntu 12.04 LTS on a desktop pc? URL: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099526/
[05:42] <dpnux> Loshki: http://pastebin.com/wQzzzdF0
[05:43] <L3top> Why can I not create a dir in /sys/devices/virtual/thermal ?
[05:45] <Jester86> hey guys
[05:46] <Loshki> dpnux: first diff I notice is I have no spaces round the '=' sign in my config. 2nd is I have the equivalent of AuthUser=dpnux i.e. no trailing gmail.com, 3rd. I have no useTLS line at all....
[05:46] <Jester86> wondering if anyone can help me figure out how to make my ubuntu install connect to the network prior to me needing to log onto the machine
[05:46] <Jester86> looking at making my laptop operate headlessly and it connects via wifi
[05:47] <Jester86> running Ubuntu 12.04
[05:47] <Jester86> rahul, figo7731  do either of you know how to go about changing when networking runs on ubuntu 12.04?
[05:48] <Jester86> I want to make my laptop connect to the wirless network at boot rather that at login
[05:48] <dpnux> Loshki: Wow, great. it works :). Thank you
[05:49] <Loshki> dpnux: I'm glad. Eventually I gave up on ssmtp and went back to postfix :-)
[05:49] <dpnux> Loshki: I need for my php development, postfix is gigantic.
[05:51] <Loshki> dpnux: I know, but ssmtp has no queuing, so if my network link ever goes down, it loses email...
[05:51] <Jester86> does anyone know how the hell upstart works?
[05:52] <dpnux> Loshki: yes, it's. Surely, I am not using ssmtp on my production VPS :)
[05:52] <susundberg> Why do i ended up in #ubuntu-unreg :O
[05:52] <Jester86> I hate ubuntu lol
[05:53] <phidog> why hate ubuntu?
[05:53] <Loshki> susundberg: er, have you registered? !register | susundberg
[05:53] <Loshki> !register | susundberg
[05:53] <lotuspsychje> !info upstart
[05:54] <Jester86> phidog, b/c I cannot figure out how to get my computer to connect to the wireless network at boot rather than at login
[05:54] <lotuspsychje> Jester86: man upstart
[05:54] <lotuspsychje> Jester86:is it a netbook or desktop
[05:55] <UltraNoob> What would be the most likely issue if 12.04 loads some of the gui then stops? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099526/
[05:55] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, an old laptop.. going to have it dedicated to my reprap printer with lid closed
[05:55] <Jester86> will almost never actually log into the thing
[05:55] <lotuspsychje> UltraNoob: is it a netbook with win7 default?
[05:55] <TenMinChallenge> i just returned from wild goose chase
[05:56] <UltraNoob> lotuspsychje: The target is a PC. the laptop came with win 7 default.
[05:57] <lotuspsychje> UltraNoob: tro to set BIOS to 'network boot'=ON to not freeze
[05:57] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, you there?
[05:57] <susundberg> Loshki: thanks
[05:57] <UltraNoob> lotuspsychje: Will try.
[05:58] <lotuspsychje> Jester86: same for you mate doublecheck if BIOS is set to network boot=on
[05:58] <susundberg> huh, i just dont get it, isn't this procedure more than easy to automate -- that is if i would want to produce spambots ..
[05:58] <Red_M> also someone ping localhost.red-m.x10.mx
[05:58] <Red_M> and tell me what it resolves to
[05:59] <lotuspsychje> Red_M: this is not the channel for network tryouts
[05:59] <Red_M> lotuspsychje: its a joke
[05:59] <susundberg> Red_M: ping localhost.foobar.com
[05:59] <Loshki> Jester86: try http://askubuntu.com/questions/143988/how-do-i-bring-up-my-wireless-network-at-boot
[05:59] <susundberg> -> resolves to localhost
[05:59] <Jester86> what was wrong with the old method lol
[05:59] <Red_M> lotuspsychje: it pings 127.0.0.1
[06:00] <lotuspsychje> !ot | Red_M
[06:00] <Red_M> lotuspsychje: it was a joke
[06:00] <lotuspsychje> you can tell jokes over there
[06:00] <UltraNoob> lotuspsychje: Is the network boot in the actual BIOS or is that a boot option?
[06:01] <lotuspsychje> UltraNoob: its in the actual BIOS to set network boot to on
[06:02] <Red_M> and why would you try and boot via wireless its like lightly runing a magnet over your hard drive
[06:02] <lotuspsychje> UltraNoob: i had same issue with netbook with win7 default, after installing ubuntu it freezed on me
[06:02] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, not the issue.. i think its gotta be that upstart doesn't start networking until rc5
[06:03] <Jester86> i need it to start at rc2
[06:03] <paulus68> squid problem I can restrict users access to certain sites however when I want a given user only to grant access to lets say google I am stuck and cant get it to work any thought?
[06:03] <lotuspsychje> Jester86:try man upstart for documentation
[06:03] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, I have.. having issues wrapping my head arounds its usage though
[06:04] <UltraNoob> lotuspsychje: The target is a normal desktop computer?
[06:05] <lotuspsychje> UltraNoob: this desktop freezes or laptop? does the desktop have wireless pci card?
[06:05] <UltraNoob> lotuspsychje: Read this summary of my situation, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099526/
[06:06] <kanupatar> hi guys
[06:06] <kanupatar> where can i add the source list in ubuntu repo?
[06:06] <kanupatar> I have file with the source list
[06:06] <lotuspsychje> UltraNoob: i did mate it doesnt say if it desktop or not
[06:07] <UltraNoob> lotuspsychje: sorry, I just realised that as well, The desktop does have a wireless pci card.
[06:07] <lotuspsychje> UltraNoob: doublecheck if you got network boot at BIOS plz..
[06:08] <TenMinChallenge> ubuntu is a vicious merciless zulu tribe
[06:08] <clovencrow> Ten lol
[06:09] <kanupatar> where can i add the 'source list' in ubuntu repo?
[06:09] <TenMinChallenge> crow
[06:09] <lotuspsychje> kanupatar: in software center
[06:09] <TenMinChallenge> kanu bhai back back give me 50 ffet
[06:09] <lotuspsychje> guys keep ontopic
[06:09] <TenMinChallenge> imma bounce a player with some heat
[06:10] <quixotedon> !offtopic | TenMinChallenge
[06:10] <bbotf> !ot | TenMinChallange
[06:10] <TenMinChallenge> ughh dont try to giveme daps you aint no friend ofme
[06:10] <kanupatar> lotuspsychje: ok thanks ..let me check
[06:11] <clovencrow> I have downloaded this streaming program called butt  from http://butt.sourceforge.net and ran the install.sh and it doesn't seem to do anything... what am I doing wrong. Sorry I am new to ubuntu.
[06:11] <lotuspsychje> !info butt
[06:11] <quixotedon> clovencrow: have you copied the program into the home folder?
[06:12] <bbotf> Ubuntu Siftware Centre > edit > software sources
[06:12] <clovencrow> quix: I unzipped it to the download folder.
[06:12] <lotuspsychje> clovencrow: did you try #butt channel?
[06:13] <clovencrow> lotus: I didn't know there was such a channel
[06:13] <quixotedon> clovencrow: by default, you should put them to home folder so it can be used properly
[06:13] <lotuspsychje> clovencrow: show on their website
[06:13] <UltraNoob> lotuspsychje:  I've double checked network boot is on, Still not loading after desktop gui comes up
[06:14] <clovencrow> hmmm I'll check... I just figured I was installing it the wrong way and maybe there was a simple solution.
[06:14] <lotuspsychje> UltraNoob: maybe your usb ubuntu is corrupt in win7, did you try a cdrom or usb made from within ubuntu?
[06:14] <clovencrow> Oh yes... I see, there is a channel.
[06:15] <UltraNoob> lotuspsychje: My first usb was made in win7, that usb only made it to the os load screen, this one is from this laptop running 12.04 as well.
[06:15] <mike8> hi guys, how do i make my ubuntu bar - the one with show desktop etc, completely transparent ? it worked on previous ubuntu versions, but now, it's only partial
[06:16] <lotuspsychje> !wubi | UltraNoob
[06:16] <mike8> the place where it says Applications, places time - etc is opaque
[06:16] <lotuspsychje> UltraNoob: would be handy if you could catch any other errors like F1 on shutdown or /var/log errors
[06:16] <kanupatar> lotuspsychje: i have the source list like this http://pastebin.com/v21uEbRw , so should i need to add one by one in the repo in software center or anyother methods?
[06:18] <chenbing> I'm in trouble upgrading from 11.04 to 11.10 , May I download 11.10ISO , edit sourcelist ,then upgrade?
[06:18] <lotuspsychje> !info compiz-settings-manager | mike8
[06:18] <clovencrow> No that channel is void of people. Can anyone help me figure out this butt install?
[06:19] <iceroot> chenbing: what is the exact issue?
[06:19] <lotuspsychje> !info compizconfig-settings-manager | mike8
[06:19] <UltraNoob> lotuspsychje: Does the wubi install 12.04 as vmware or actual OS install?
[06:20] <mike8> ubottu thank you for the hint, i'll try
[06:20] <lotuspsychje> mike8: install that and run it then goto unity plugin to change opacity
[06:20] <lotuspsychje> UltraNoob:actual Os install
[06:20] <mike8> lotuspsychje, no unity, only ubuntu classic gnome style
[06:20] <clovencrow> Are all linux programs available thru the Ubuntu software center?
[06:20] <kanupatar> hi guys, I have to add this source list http://pastebin.com/v21uEbRw into my ubuntu 10.04 , how can i do it?
[06:20] <UltraNoob> lotuspsychje: Okay, Thank you, i will try that.
[06:20] <lotuspsychje> clovencrow: no
[06:21] <lotuspsychje> clovencrow: only what ubuntu decided to be in repos
[06:21] <chenbing> iceroot:  i can't remind detial ,I just try to estimate
[06:21] <chenbing>      my plan , is this reasonable?
[06:21] <iceroot> kanupatar: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[06:21] <lotuspsychje> clovencrow: but you can add other repos to install other packages
[06:21] <iceroot> chenbing: only with the alternate-cd
[06:21] <clovencrow> lotus: damn, this is very important to me. If anyone could dedicate some of their time to help me solve this I would highly appreciate it.
[06:21] <iceroot> chenbing: that cd is supporting upgrades
[06:22] <iceroot> !upgrade | chenbing
[06:22] <iceroot> !alternate | chenbing
[06:22] <clovencrow> lotus: Oh... is there a webpage explaining how to do that?
[06:22] <mike8> lotuspsychje that's not helping
[06:22] <kanupatar> iceroot: so should i need to overwrit ethe existing one in 10.04 with the new one?
[06:22] <chenbing> iceroot: thank you I know "Alternativ"
[06:22] <mike8> compiz is related with that unity crap lotuspsychje
[06:22] <lotuspsychje> clovencrow: google ubuntu butt install or try their #butt channel
[06:23] <iceroot> kanupatar: depending what you want
[06:23] <clovencrow> lotus: ok.
[06:23] <iceroot> kanupatar: why you need a fresh sources.list?
[06:23] <lotuspsychje> mike8: you want transparant bar in gnome classic?
[06:23] <mike8> yes
[06:24] <lotuspsychje> mike8:you can do that with right mouse button right
[06:24] <mike8> lotuspsychje, it's only partial transparent if it edit it at properties on Alt
[06:24] <kanupatar> iceroot: not really..trying to install ltib..and they sugested a source.list
[06:24] <mike8> i know lotuspsychje but it's a bug or something
[06:24] <quixotedon> clovencrow: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/09/broadcast-on-icecastshoutcast-using-butt
[06:24] <mike8> it's only 40% transparent, and the rest is opaque
[06:24] <mike8> and can't edit the rest
[06:24] <lotuspsychje> mike8:can you screenshot that?
[06:25] <mike8> yes
[06:25] <clovencrow> danke
[06:25] <iceroot> kanupatar: then dont change the sources.list
[06:25] <iceroot> kanupatar: what is the exact package name you want to install?
[06:26] <kanupatar> rpm-fs build failed
[06:26] <paulus68> tonsofpcs: you still here ?
[06:26] <paulus68> squid problem I can restrict users access to certain sites however when I want a given user only to grant access to lets say google I am stuck and cant get it to work any thought?
[06:26] <chenbing> iceroot: if my cdrom errors when reading , in fact it's old, can i use ISO and sourcelist to upgrade?
[06:27] <lotuspsychje> !info squid
[06:27] <iceroot> chenbing: why not using the normal online upgrade?
[06:27] <lotuspsychje> paulus68: man squid for manual
[06:27] <chenbing> iceroot: because it's crased
[06:27] <iceroot> paulus68: #squid
[06:28] <chenbing> crashed
[06:28] <paulus68> iceroot: squid is rather dead at the moment :(
[06:28] <iceroot> chenbing: then the cd upgrade may crash also
[06:29] <iceroot> !details | chenbing
[06:29] <Jester86> by default networking is supposed to start when gdm is up and running right?
[06:29] <Jester86> as in.. at login screen but before login
[06:29] <lotuspsychje> jester86: not if network drivers are not properly installed
[06:30] <lotuspsychje> Jester86: or network boot is set to off
[06:30] <chenbing> Thankyou , I will try with suffer, English is not my native language
[06:30] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, but assuming everything is correct ... would it connect to wifi?
[06:30] <kanupatar> iceroot: any inputs?
[06:30] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, I have a feeling it'd connect via hardwire.. but will wifi connect before login?
[06:30] <iceroot> kanupatar: i still dont know the package name you want
[06:30] <iceroot> chenbing: what is your prefered language?
[06:31] <chenbing> iceroot: chinse simple
[06:31] <lotuspsychje> Jester86: network boots before login, wpa password connects when desktop boots
[06:31] <iceroot> !cn | chenbing
[06:31] <iceroot> chenbing: that? :)
[06:31] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, alright so I need to change when WPA connects
[06:32] <lotuspsychje> Jester86: isnt there like an error on /var/log on your problem?
[06:32] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, its not a problem with ubuntu.. its just that ubuntu doesn't do what i need it to
[06:32] <Jester86> at least tat my take on the situation
[06:32] <lotuspsychje> jester86:can you describe whats happening precisely?
[06:33] <kanupatar> rpm-fs is the package name
[06:33] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, currently my laptop does not connect to the wireless network until I have physically logged into the machine..
[06:33] <Jester86> I want it to connect to the wireless network while at the login screen... before I log in
[06:33] <clovencrow> ok new problem when I follow the directions on that site I get ==> E: Unable to locate package libmp3lame
[06:33] <clovencrow> , E: Unable to locate package portaudio, E: Package 'libfltk-dev' has no installation candidate
[06:34] <lotuspsychje> Jester86: for what purpose you need that?
[06:34] <chenbing> :-) thank you
[06:34] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, that laptop will be running essentially headless
[06:34] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, I will only be using that laptop via ssh
[06:35] <lotuspsychje> Jester86: you dont make any sense mate, how can you connect internet if ubuntu doesnt know wich user to login first?
[06:35] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, prior to upstart I had no issue doing the exact same thing in the past... doing it on this laptop in Arch Linux as we speak
[06:35] <mike8> lotuspsychje, sorry for the wait, aparently the classic print screen method is disabled for some reason, FN + print screen on my laptop doesn't show to save the ,png.... oh well,. this is the bar http://i.imgur.com/l6QfY.png
[06:35] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, the user does not need to be logged in before connecting to the wireless network
[06:36] <Jester86> i mean it seems now with upstart I'll have to manually configure it to do that myself but I've done it in the past and am currently doing it in Arch Linux w/o issue
[06:36] <lotuspsychje> mike8: your bar is normal mate, this isnt a bug(the more gadgets you remove, the more % transparant it gets)
[06:37] <Guest95012> hi all...how do i identify for nick?
[06:37] <lawizeg> Hi
[06:37] <mike8> no no lotuspsychje on older versions it was fully transparent
[06:37] <lawizeg> I have a quick question, sorry if I'm interrupting
[06:37] <lotuspsychje> Jester86: seems like you need more a server, so you can login in terminal and network on at terminal
[06:38] <AGracefulCluts> excuse me stupid question where do i find the channel topic?
[06:38] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, I'll figure it out.. i've done it in prior releases of ubuntu w/o issue.. doing it in arch on another machine as we speak
[06:38] <lotuspsychje> jester86: i dont think ubuntu desktop version can connect a wifi before login in
[06:38] <lawizeg> I've been trying to install Ubuntu on this windows laptop' and everything was fine until I actually booted into ubuntu. 12.04 btw. I get stuck at the loading screen.
[06:38] <clovencrow> ok looks like I have to download these using the synaptic package manager.
[06:39] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, you can make a computer do w/e you want.. you just have to know where/how to do it.. and they've gone and moved everything around in ubuntu now :-\
[06:39] <Lakii> AGracefulCluts: typ /topic
[06:39] <pranjal710> lotuspsychje: Can a ubuntu 12.04 laptop act as a wifi hotspot to share internet over wifi??
[06:39] <lotuspsychje> jester86: on arch it was possible to login terminal before loggin in?
[06:39] <lotuspsychje> !hotspot
[06:39] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, what?
[06:40] <AGracefulCluts> thanks lakii
[06:40] <Jester86> in arch you just start your wireless daemon in init.conf or rc.conf.. w/e it is
[06:40] <lawizeg> typ /topic
[06:40] <pranjal710> Jester86 and lotuspsychje: Sorry to interrupt your discussion with my question.
[06:40] <lawizeg> ...oops.
[06:41] <Jester86> pranjal710, I believe that all comes down to the specific hardware ..but anymore I don't think its a rare happening
[06:41] <lotuspsychje> mike8: you cant transparant gadgets anymore now
[06:41] <lawizeg> So, does anyone know if that's a 12.04 issue or something? Am I not doing something right?
[06:42] <Jester86> pranjal710,  just edit network connection then add a new one.. set to ad-hoc
[06:42] <lawizeg> Or if I'm being an idiot, please point me to where I'm supposed to ask questions
[06:42] <pranjal710> Jester86: I tried a lot on ubuntu 12.04, but couldnt set up. What I want is something like "connectify" which works for windows
[06:42] <W|cKeD> hi does ubuntu have a free shell account? just asking :) thanx
[06:42] <lotuspsychje> jester86: http://nixliving.blogspot.be/2010/02/start-your-wireless-connection-on-boot.html
[06:43] <lotuspsychje> Jester86: seems like its possible after all
[06:43] <Jester86> pranjal710, I'm sure its possible... but you need make sure you had the configurations right.. h/o let me google
[06:43] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, I've been telling you it was.... lol
[06:43] <Mayonnaise> !
[06:43] <k4tZz> Hey I got a problem, I restarted my comp in the middle of loading ubuntu live and now I can't log in back to windows (it will go blank screen)
[06:43] <pranjal710> Jester86: Sure
[06:43] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, I'm litterally doing it on the computer that I am talking to you on right now.. lol
[06:43] <pranjal710> :)
[06:44] <Mayonnaise> !!
[06:44] <lotuspsychje> Jester86: http://askubuntu.com/questions/16376/connect-to-network-before-user-login
[06:44] <Jester86> thanks lotuspsychje looking into them now
[06:45] <AGracefulCluts> so I'm trying to install Nethack and it has given me all these choices like nethack-lisp, nethack-console, nethack-x11, and nethack-qt can someone tell me which i install or if i have to do something special?
[06:45] <pranjal710> Jester86: Sorry, but I'll have to leave now. Thanks for the info though :)
[06:45] <lotuspsychje> !info nethack
[06:46] <Jester86> pranjal710, alright.. just google it i'm sure you can get it.. ubuntu adhoc network
[06:46] <pranjal710> Jester86: Sure
[06:46] <AGracefulCluts> !info nethack
[06:46] <lotuspsychje> !adhoc
[06:46] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, seems so simple now looking at it ;)
[06:46] <mike8> ok thanks lotuspsychje :( i was hoping for a workaround
[06:47] <lotuspsychje> Jester86:yes lol readed also, but tell me where do you open a terminal for ssh then?
[06:47] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, what do you mean where do I open terminal for SSH?
[06:47] <lotuspsychje> Jester86:yes before login that is...
[06:47] <Jester86> I ssh into it.. the headless laptop operates as an ssh host ... running the daemon all the time
[06:48] <AGracefulCluts> ubottu what do I have to do? if you can give me the process i should google i can take it from there
[06:48] <Jester86> ubottu, how are you
[06:48] <Jester86> ubottu, ?
[06:48] <lotuspsychje> Jester86: ah you ssh with a remote machine, in the machine you did not login and connected wifi
[06:48] <Jester86> ubottu, hello
[06:49] <Jester86> yes lotuspsychje .. which is why that machine must connect to the wireless prior to the user logging in
[06:49] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, are you not familiar with ssh?  it is extremely handy
[06:49] <lotuspsychje> AGracefulCluts: nethack not in official repos anymore mate, you can try installing them all
[06:50] <lotuspsychje> Jester86:yes lol i know ssh, your prob all makes sense now...maybe next time you could describe what you really want
[06:51] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, i described exactly what i wanted.... are you sure you read it?
[06:51] <Asar> anybody know anything about ufw?
[06:51] <Asar> or gufw
[06:51] <iceroot> Asar: man ufw
[06:51] <bazhang> !info nethack-common | lotuspsychje
[06:52] <iceroot> Asar: or use a usefull and detailed question
[06:52] <iceroot> !ufw | Asar
[06:52] <lotuspsychje> Jester86: i mean like.;i want to ssh with remote machine into...
[06:52] <fahd> vc
[06:52] <Jester86> lotuspsychje, I already had that working.. just not the wireless part ;)
[06:53] <lotuspsychje> Jester86:ok well problem solved anyway :p
[06:53] <Asar> umm, ok, am trying to write a rule script for ufw to open tcp & udp ports for 9000
[06:53] <Asar> want to call it "SimWorld"
[06:53] <iceroot> Asar: that ports are not blocked by default
[06:53] <iceroot> Asar: no port is blocked by default
[06:53] <Asar> want to open them
[06:54] <Asar> purposefully
[06:54] <Asar> make certain they are forwarded
[06:54] <AGracefulCluts> Bazhang is that the one I should install?
[06:55] <bazhang> AGracefulCluts, depends on whether you want the console one, or a gui one like nethack-qt
[06:55] <AGracefulCluts> sorry I'm still learning as I go, are they both text based?
[06:56] <bazhang> one is cli (in the terminal) the other is gui AGracefulCluts
[06:56] <lotuspsychje> bazhang: howto search packages on ubottu on word
[06:57] <AGracefulCluts> graphical user interface, right? okay and I assume qt is cli?
[06:57] <iceroot> lotuspsychje: /msg ubottu info packagename
[06:57] <iceroot> lotuspsychje: or search instead of info
[06:57] <bazhang> AGracefulCluts, -qt one is the gui one
[06:58] <lotuspsychje> iceroot: i mean can you search also if its not the correct packagename?
[06:58] <Asar> umm, having problems... Google is not openable within Chromium
[06:58] <AGracefulCluts> <---doh! okay which one should I install for cli?
[06:58] <subb1> hi all. I am trying to run unetbootin  for preparing flash drive.  when I run  unetbootin script, I get this error: "error while loading shared libraries: libXrandr.so.2: cannot open shared object file: " .... I use ubuntu 11.10 64bit. Please help
[06:58] <iceroot> lotuspsychje: imo yes
[06:58] <iceroot> lotuspsychje: or use "apt-cache search string"
[06:59] <iceroot> !search editor
[06:59] <lotuspsychje> iceroot: apt-cache show nethack shows nothing in terminal
[06:59] <robertzaccour> how to I switch my keyboard layout settings from qwerty to dvorak?
[06:59] <robertzaccour> in Ubuntu I mean
[06:59] <iceroot> lotuspsychje: search
[06:59] <iceroot> lotuspsychje: not show
[06:59] <lotuspsychje> iceroot: ok
[07:00] <iceroot> lotuspsychje: show is to show the details of a package, so you need the exact package name
[07:00] <lotuspsychje> iceroot: cool tnx worked now
[07:01] <lotuspsychje> iceroot: you also know why sux opens up firefox flawless and nautilus not?
[07:01] <xbcz> I have ubuntu12.04. i want to conf L2TP.
[07:02] <Asar> umm, the DNS is not reachable for the internet... what could be the problem?
[07:02] <AGracefulCluts> bazhang: how do I know which is CLI?
[07:02] <lotuspsychje> iceroot: net usershare: cannot open usershare directory /var/lib/samba/usershares. after sux username nautilus
[07:02] <subb1> any help guys?
[07:02] <xbcz> help someone ?
[07:03] <tchopper> robertzaccour, Open "Keyboard Layout", add a new layout set to your Dvorak mode and move it to the top of the list.
[07:03] <lotuspsychje> subb1:cant you run the ubuntu disk creator?
[07:04] <Asar> "Connection Refused
[07:04] <Asar> going to restart the router
[07:04] <xbcz> need conf l2tp. please help
[07:04] <lotuspsychje> subb1: or you trying from windows?
[07:05] <subb1> lotuspsychje, I'm trying from ubuntu 11.10
[07:06] <lotuspsychje> subb1:you can create an usb bootable with disk creator
[07:06] <AGracefulCluts> thanks for the help guys night
[07:06] <jamesw03> help a noob, just installed a dvb-t usb tuner it only works when running as root (ie sudo), how can i give permission for it to be used not as root
[07:07] <jamesw03> this what happens with ls -o
[07:07] <jamesw03> "drwxr-xr-x 2 root 120 Jul 19 16:34 adapter0 "
[07:07] <jamesw03> help me please
[07:07] <lotuspsychje> jamessw03: did you try installing it from within another users login?
[07:08] <jamesw03> this is how i "installed it"
[07:08] <cruztof> hi, i cannot change the host Ip spamassassin can connect from, i tried "spamd -A host" still not working
[07:08] <Asar> ok, this is really weird... can't connect to the internet via the browser
[07:08] <Asar> any suggestions?
[07:09] <cruztof> any suggestions is well appreciated
[07:09] <jamesw03> lotuspsychje: plugged it in, then did step 5 and 6 from here  http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/Leadtek_WinFast_DTV_Dongle_Gold#Driver_Installation , then rebooted  and i now i can only access it with sudo
[07:10] <jamesw03> do i just need to add myself to the video group?
[07:11] <jamesw03> and how would i do that?
[07:11] <lotuspsychje> !permissions
[07:12] <_ericcc> if i want access to my ubuntu desktop at home remotely from a windows laptop, do i want openssh-server or is there one for desktops?
[07:12] <subb1> lotuspsychje: thanks!
[07:12] <jamesw03> usermod -G video myusername ???
[07:13] <kanupatar> Hi guys, please see my error log here? any help is truly appreciated
[07:13] <kanupatar> http://pastebin.com/4nPB7DeN
[07:14] <ReshAyin> umm, for a weird reason the update messed up the ability to connect to the internet
[07:14] <ReshAyin> if a person could help
[07:14] <ReshAyin> hehe
[07:14] <ReshAyin> not certain why irc works
[07:14] <lotuspsychje> _ericcc: yes install openssh-server and run it on ubuntu desktop
[07:15] <bilegt> I accidentally wrote some line of configuration text to .Xauthority file. How to regenerate one?
[07:15] <jamesw03> fail
[07:15] <kr4sh> hi i just installed ubuntu 12.04 and it doesn't take my full screen there is a border around it anyone know how to fix?
[07:15] <ReshAyin> yes kr4sh
[07:15] <sbarcteam> hi. is there an effort in the direction of making updates as binary package diffs, not full packages ?
[07:16] <kr4sh> Alright!  Sweet
[07:16] <sbarcteam> (I mean the software updates, deb packages)
[07:16] <ReshAyin> umm, check where you login, what version you're logging into
[07:16] <ReshAyin> make certain it's not gnome classic
[07:16] <jamesw03> lotuspsychje: added my self to video group no help
[07:16] <kr4sh> i have to do the same in windows, i go into the catalyst control center and enable overscan to 20%
[07:17] <ReshAyin> second, do you have an nvidia?
[07:17] <kr4sh> i did apt-get upgrade so it's doing something idk what .. how long should this take?
[07:17] <kr4sh> no i have dual hd 6950 in crossfire
[07:17] <kr4sh> using hdmi to a 27" monitor
[07:17] <ReshAyin> hmm... not certain what your video drivers would be then
[07:17] <kr4sh> 1920x1080
[07:17] <ReshAyin> do you know?
[07:17] <kr4sh> i have no idea
[07:17] <kr4sh> I have never used linux before
[07:18] <ReshAyin> did you check your driver packages?
[07:18] <kr4sh> took me 30 minutes to figure out how to get here
[07:18] <kr4sh> ummm no
[07:18] <ReshAyin> you can go into system settings typically
[07:18] <kr4sh> how do i do that
[07:18] <kr4sh> ok
[07:18] <kr4sh> in system settings
[07:18] <ReshAyin> do you have the user info in the top right?
[07:18] <kr4sh> yes
[07:18] <ReshAyin> yeah, check your drivers
[07:18] <kr4sh> click on 'additional drivers'
[07:18] <kr4sh> ?
[07:19] <ReshAyin> under yes
[07:19] <ReshAyin> additional drivers
[07:19] <ReshAyin> & display
[07:19] <ReshAyin> check your display settings
[07:19] <jacta> mornings all
[07:19] <kr4sh> yeah it's fine..
[07:19] <ReshAyin> morning jacta
[07:19] <kr4sh> it says 1920x1080
[07:19] <kr4sh> 16:9
[07:19] <ReshAyin> though you have a border?
[07:19] <kr4sh> yes
[07:19] <kr4sh> wonder if i have to mess with my monitor
[07:19] <ReshAyin> ok, relog & make certain you're using the most current gnome login
[07:20] <ReshAyin> not the gnome classic
[07:20] <ReshAyin> had this problem just a couple weeks priori
[07:20] <jamesw03> lotuspsychje: rebooting fixed it
[07:20] <jamesw03> bye thanks
[07:20] <kr4sh> how can i stop this apt-get upgrade
[07:20] <ReshAyin> if you're logged in correctly, then you should mess with your viewer adjustments on your monitor
[07:21] <kr4sh> yeah i dont have any
[07:21] <kr4sh> shitty monitor i guess
[07:21] <kr4sh> waste of $400
[07:21] <ReshAyin> yeah, do not stop your upgrade
[07:21] <ReshAyin> though beware, you're going to have connection problems when it's done
[07:21] <ReshAyin> am not able to connect to the internet via the browser at the time
[07:21] <ReshAyin> not able to do the updates either
[07:22] <ReshAyin> connection refused is what it suggests
[07:23] <kr4sh> yeah idk
[07:23] <kr4sh> it's not working
[07:24] <kr4sh> how long does this update work
[07:24] <psychogenik> is uh pre-released updates safe?
[07:25] <psychogenik> i checked it now i get so many updates like debian testing its crazy
[07:26] <\Jan> what
[07:26] <kr4sh> any1 have any idea why this thing would be freezing?  never had probs in windows..
[07:27] <\Jan> Debian testing has lots of updates?
[07:27] <kr4sh> is it cuz i didn't install it to c: and i did to d:?
[07:27] <kr4sh> slower hard drive?
[07:28] <psychogenik> maybe
[07:28] <psychogenik> try reinstallign if you can
[07:28] <kr4sh> i only had 33gb free on my ssd
[07:30] <rabbi1> unable to delete the files/ format in the pendrive as it has lots of viruses..... how can i format it ?
[07:32] <_zoom_> hi, need to change my ubuntu 10.04 lts to non-gui
[07:32] <_zoom_> and I want my vpn to start automatically
[07:32] <ssrvm> hi
[07:33] <sulaiman> Greetings
[07:33] <ssrvm> i formatted and reinstalled the / of ubuntu 9.04 and installed ubuntu 12.04 there. is there any chance for me to recover one important folder in that old linux /home ?
[07:33] <ssrvm> help please?
[07:33] <sulaiman> where is the error log for php kept?
[07:33] <ssrvm> and i made 9.04 ext3 to ext4 of 12.04
[07:34] <kr4sh> what is x-configure
[07:38] <kr4sh> root@ubuntu:/home# sudo aticonfig --set-pcs-val=MCIL,DigitalHDTVDefaultUnderscan,0
[07:38] <kr4sh> No layout section was found in the file: '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'.
[07:38] <kr4sh> Please run 'aticonfig --initial' first or modify your configuration file manually and run aticonfig again.
[07:38] <kr4sh> aticonfig: parsing the command-line failed.
[07:38] <kr4sh> root@ubuntu:/home#
[07:39] <FloodBot1> kr4sh: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:39] <kr4sh> can someone help me fix that
[07:40] <\Jan> have you tried aticonfig --initial
[07:40] <kr4sh> ok great
[07:40] <kr4sh> thanks
[07:40] <kr4sh> now what
[07:40] <kr4sh> how do i see if it worked?
[07:40] <sulaiman> I can't locate the php error log in ubuntu
[07:40] <FloodBot1> kr4sh: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:40] <kr4sh> reboot?
[07:41] <kr4sh> why does he keep saying i'm flooding?
[07:41] <aetoxx> Can someone please explain how I can play an mp3 as a different user?
[07:42] <aetoxx> gksudo -u differentuser mplayer /tmp/mysong.mp3 is not audible whereas mplayer /tmp/mysong.mp3 is.
[07:43] <kr4sh> that fixed it
[07:43] <kr4sh> Thank you!
[07:45] <fdr> hello! Can anybody please give me a hint as to how to reconfigure grub so that by default it runs windows on a dual-boot system? Thanks!
[07:48] <rabbi1> unable to delete the files/ format in the pendrive as it has lots of viruses..... how can i format it ?
[07:49] <\Jan> mount it
[07:49] <\Jan> right click, format
[07:50] <nameless> use gparted
[07:50] <\Jan> Or ... something like that, I don't use gnome, I remembered it being there like that
[07:50] <CRUNK> hey guys i was impressed with ubuntu after normally being a debian guy, and i am currently about to install ubuntu over my laptop.  does the ubuntu install have an easy option for full disk encryption for 12.04 ubuntu? do i have to download some kind of alternate install?
[07:51] <rabbi1> \Jan: it's mounted, but read only, changed the permission 777 still its locked. not much option from gparted also :(
[07:51] <bekks> CRUNK: You have to use the alternate install for full disk encryption.
[07:51] <\Jan> err, a pen drive mounted readonly by default?
[07:52] <auronandace> rabbi1: if you want to format it, you don't mount it
[07:52] <CRUNK> bekks: the text based installation?
[07:52] <rabbi1> auronandace: yeah, doing that
[07:53] <aetoxx>  System -> Administration -> and click on Users and Groups. What's the binary name of this?
[07:53] <_zoom_> how to start vpn connection from command line
[07:53] <_zoom_> ?
[07:53] <rabbi1> \Jan: yeap... lot of virus into it
[07:53] <\Jan> don't see how that would affect it on ubuntu?
[07:53] <rabbi1> shocking for me too
[07:54] <rabbi1> auronandace: on the way of formatting. don't know how it goes yet
[07:54] <auronandace> rabbi1: whats the problem? unmount it and format with gparted
[07:54] <rabbi1> auronandace: doing the same, taking more time ....
[07:55] <bekks> CRUNK: Yes.
[07:55] <rabbi1> auronandace: says error occured
[07:56] <rabbi1> Error fsyncing/closing/dev/sdb:input/output error
[07:56] <auronandace> rabbi1: fsyncing? whats on the pen drive?
[07:58] <rabbi1> auronandace: has lot of virus, RECYCLER as well
[07:59] <nibblyn> aetoxx, you can try... sudo -u differentuser play /tmp/mysong.mp3
[07:59] <auronandace> rabbi1: where did you get it from?
[08:00] <rabbi1> my colleague, a big windows user/ loser
[08:00] <MyWay> hello
[08:01] <auronandace> rabbi1: rip it out, plug it back in, do NOT mount it, then format it
[08:01] <MyWay> I have some problem which I don't understand, my ubuntu 12.04 x64 session terminated randomly and watching dmesg I've noticed this: irq 16: nobody cared (try booting with the "irqpoll" option)
[08:01] <MyWay> what can I do?
[08:01] <aetoxx> nibblyn, does not work and doesn't allow X11 to be used.
[08:02] <MyWay> I've tried adding irqpoll option to boot, but nothing :(
[08:02] <rabbi1> auronandace: how can stop auto mount ?
[08:03] <auronandace> rabbi1: check the settings for removable media
[08:04] <drennen> so, here is a puzzle. I tried to --force install a graphic driver and now unity wont load. Ive got the terminal up, but window commands like alt tab wont work.
[08:04] <jimmy_lo_chien_f> I want to keep file with leading ., but if I use "rm -r *", all files are removed.
[08:05] <jimmy_lo_chien_f> How to protect these files or directories from rm
[08:06] <nibblyn> aetoxx, sudo -u root play my.mp3 works well. If you need X11 then it is another story ;)
[08:07] <L3top> !warning | jimmy_lo_chien_f: please dont type that here
[08:07] <aetoxx> nibblyn, you are sudoing to root...
[08:07] <aetoxx> nibblyn, try it as some less privileged user.
[08:08] <trijntje> jimmy_lo_chien_f: if you only want te remove files that start with normal letters you can use rm [A-Za-z]*, but please be carefull
[08:08] <aetoxx> L3top, uhm, please.
[08:08] <L3top> What are you trying to do exactly, without typing that command again? We are all familiar with it...
[08:08] <trijntje> you could also just use nautilus and dont show hidden files
[08:08] <L3top> please what aetoxx?
[08:08] <aetoxx> L3top, his question is perfectly understandable.
[08:08] <jimmy_lo_chien_f> Oh
[08:08] <jimmy_lo_chien_f> !rm
[08:09] <aetoxx> L3top, please don't be so incredibly stupid.
[08:09] <L3top> so is the factoid aetoxx.
[08:09] <aetoxx> jimmy_lo_chien_f, man find
[08:09] <aetoxx> jimmy_lo_chien_f, you want to use find, some regular expression and perhaps xargs.
[08:09] <jimmy_lo_chien_f> wow
[08:10] <zulius> jimmy_lo_chien_f, try rm [^.], but be careful
[08:10] <jimmy_lo_chien_f> aetoxx, I try man find first
[08:10] <nibblyn> aetoxx, don't have any other user here, sorry. but i see no reason why this should not work.
[08:11] <L3top> aetoxx: his question is about how to "protect" files from being removed. I am not sure of many scenarios where this is a fear... so I asked for clarification.
[08:11] <jimmy_lo_chien_f> wow, rm seems very really dangerous
[08:11] <L3top> Yes. jimmy_lo_chien_f. It is indeed. That is why it is asked you don't use that particular command here because newbs sometimes try things, having no idea what they are doing.
[08:12] <aetoxx> nibblyn, yeah, too bad that you not seeing any reason is something the computer doesn't care about.
[08:13] <MyWay> somebody can help me with irqpoll, please? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099639/
[08:13] <drennen> Can a chan op msg me?
[08:15] <nibblyn> aetoxx, what about file permissions? if you sudo -u anotheruser, can that user access the file? :)
[08:15] <aetoxx> nibblyn, I see that the file is being played. There is just no audible sound.
[08:16] <aetoxx> nibblyn, and if I login as that user in a completely new session, it does work for that user.
[08:16] <aetoxx> nibblyn, it is as if there is some logic that only one user can use audio at any time,
[08:16] <samuele> hello!
[08:18] <nibblyn> aetoxx, not audio itself, merely the file permissions. check the audio file with ls -la, give it a try
[08:18] <aetoxx> nibblyn, you are not listening to what I say.
[08:19] <aetoxx> nibblyn, I said that I can see that the file is being played.
[08:19] <aetoxx> nibblyn, how the hell do you come with the suggestion that the permissions are wrong?
[08:19] <aetoxx> nibblyn, If you have nothing intelligent to say, just don't say anything at all.
[08:19] <L3top> aetoxx: why are you using gksudo out of curiosity? and what is the case if you type su -u otheruser mplayer /path/to/mp3.file?   Also does su -u alsamixer reveal anything?
[08:20] <aetoxx> L3top, alsamixer isn't a user
[08:20] <L3top> correct. insert your user.
[08:20] <nibblyn> aetoxx, because you can open an X11 app that could not read a datastream.
[08:20] <aetoxx> L3top, I am using gksudo, because I want to run an X program with sound as another user.
[08:20] <busco_caniche> Llevo este nick pero podría llamarme directamente anti-imbéciles
[08:21] <L3top> You will be root running gksudo will you not?
[08:21] <aetoxx> nibblyn, no
[08:21] <aetoxx> L3top, no
[08:23] <L3top> !gksudo
[08:23] <L3top> Why not?
[08:25] <aetoxx> L3top, if you want to help, test it first on your own system before suggesting anything.
[08:25] <L3top> If you don't know the answer just say so.
[08:26] <aetoxx> L3top, I know the answer; I am not here to teach you Linux.
[08:26] <edward_> KåtGutt_kristiansand
[08:26] <zeng> how to copy and paste in tty1?
[08:26] <busco_caniche> tengo ese nick pero el nick anti-estúpidos sería otra forma de decirlo
[08:27] <zeng> without mouse
[08:30] <_zoom_> how to configure vpn run on boot time?
[08:30] <jimmy_lo_chien_f> !gitk
[08:30] <kanupatar> where can I found flex command in ubuntu?
[08:34] <nibblyn> aetoxx, forget about x11 for a second, try "sudo -u differentuser play /tmp/mysong.mp3". If it does not work please try  "ls -la /tmp/mysong.mp3". If you think this is not helping then I apologize, can't help you.
[08:35] <aetoxx> nibblyn, play FAIL formats: no handler for file extension `mp3'
[08:35] <kanupatar> where can I found/install flex command in ubuntu?
[08:36] <kanupatar> sudo apt-get install flex failed
[08:36] <aetoxx> nibblyn, (this is exactly what I mean by suggesting things that you have _tested_)
[08:36] <nibblyn> aetoxx, actually I just tested, it works for me :)
[08:37] <aetoxx> nibblyn, it doesn't work in all environments, which means you have not been complete.
[08:38] <bekks> kanupatar: "failed" is a pretty generic error message. Whats the full and detailed output when running sudo apt-get install flex? Please use a pastebin.
[08:38] <lodder> is it possible to migrate from arch linux to ubuntu without using a live installeren? I want to do it on my remote system
[08:39] <maniek> elo
[08:40] <aetoxx> nibblyn, here is the error I get then: http://paste.kde.org/519974/
[08:40] <auronandace> lodder: depends what you mean by migrate, if you mean change arch into ubuntu then thats simply not going to work
[08:41] <aetoxx> auronandace, it's completely clear what he wants to do.
[08:41] <cfhowlett> lodder: you could TRY installing without formatting your arch /home.  However, configs and apps will differ.  I suggest you bite the bullet, backup your data, and clean install.
[08:41] <edward_> anyone wanna chat? ;)
[08:41] <lodder> auronandace: I know that but what options are there?
[08:42] <lodder> cfhowlett, auronandace: is it possible by remote installation?
[08:42] <aetoxx> lodder, Of course it is 'possible'.
[08:42] <aetoxx> lodder, it might not be easy, however.
[08:43] <auronandace> lodder: i concur with cfhowlett
[08:43] <lodder> hmmm not easy sounds interesting
[08:43] <cfhowlett> lodder: never done remote install, so I can't advise
[08:44] <geirha> lodder: If it sounds interesting, go for it. Just make sure your backups are recent in case it goes haywire
[08:45] <geirha> lodder: If you have a spare partition, you can install without booting
[08:45] <L3top> aetoxx: DISPLAY=:0 su - user -c 'mplayer /path/to/an.mp3'      works just fine. Dont need to open it as root... which is what you are doing with gksudo.
[08:46] <aetoxx> L3top, gksudo doesn't do anything as root with the -u option.
[08:48] <bekks> L3top: In fact, using gksu -u user will exactly do what he wants, since mplayer is a X aplication.
[08:49] <lodder> geirha: no I don't have a spare :(
[08:49] <lodder> well I'll do it the other way then
[08:49]  * L3top is reading the man... doesn't use the g things. I am wrong, he is right, and my command opens audio with audio.
[08:49] <lodder> thanks for th ehelp
[08:49] <MyWay> somebody can help me with irqpoll, please? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099639/
[08:50] <geirha> aetoxx: Have you adjusted xauth to allow the other user to use your xserver?
[08:51] <aetoxx> geirha, my understanding was that kdesudo did all of that.
[08:51] <aetoxx> geirha, or gksudo
[08:51] <robertzaccour> my computer freezes sometime, usually everything but the pointer
[08:51] <robertzaccour> Is this an Ubuntu issue or a Gnome-Shell issue?
[08:52] <geirha> aetoxx: I don't think so, but I'd have to check the docs
[08:52] <aetoxx> geirha, this is driving me crazy, so if you could do anything to actually help, that would be most welcome.
[08:52] <BotaniCar|2> hi, does latest (stable) ubuntu have sugarcrm in repository ?
[08:52] <L3top> But... the aplication is opening, there is just no audio, correct aetoxx?
[08:53] <aetoxx> L3top, correct
[08:53] <aetoxx> L3top, via kdesudo, I can run graphical applications; there is just no sound.
[08:53] <MonkeyDust> !find sugarcrm| BotaniCar|2
[08:53] <aetoxx> L3top, and previously did this work.
[08:53] <aetoxx> this did work
[08:53] <MonkeyDust> !find sugarcrm | BotaniCar|2
[08:54] <BotaniCar|2> thx
[08:56] <geirha> aetoxx: to allow user bob to use your X server, run   xhost SI:localuser:bob    run xhost without arguments to see the list
[08:56] <geirha> aetoxx: After that, test with e.g. gksudo -u bob xeyes
[08:57] <L3top> bekks: what is the problem with this?   DISPLAY=:0 su - user -c 'mplayer /path/to/an.mp3'   I guess... I just don't understand the use of gksudo/kdesudo in this circumstance.
[08:57] <L3top> geirha: if it is opening the aplication (mplayer) then is this an X issue?
[08:57] <aetoxx> geirha, kdesudo -u bob xclock works
[08:58] <aetoxx> geirha, what doesn't work is any audio.
[08:58] <jesse_> Hello! It's my first time using Unity....    Does anyone know if there is a way that i can change the order that icons appear on the "Dash Panel" (The panel on the left of the screen)
[08:58] <jesse_> i would like to customize the order the icons appear from top to bottom.
[08:58] <aetoxx> geirha, so, while you are free to concentrate on all kinds of xhost issues, it seems to be completely irrelevant.
[08:59] <aetoxx> geirha, I would like the sound issue to be resolved.
[08:59] <MonkeyDust> jesse_  you can drag & drop them, use MyUnity to change the look of the panel
[08:59]  * L3top still curious about kdesudo -u bob alsamixer      settings.
[08:59] <jesse_> MonkeyDust: Thanks! I feel like an idiot now! it works though.  thanks again.
[08:59] <chanyeol> hi
[09:00] <chanyeol> regarding pulseaudio build from ubuntu apt-get source
[09:00] <chanyeol> I faced the problem,
[09:00] <dbugger> s
[09:00] <MyWay> somebody can help me with irqpoll, please? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099639/
[09:01] <ezoe> Can I remove unity-lens-video by simply using apt?
[09:02] <aetoxx> L3top, cannot open mixer: No such file or directory
[09:03] <aetoxx> L3top, (which is a bad error message, because there is no such thing as 'mixer', there might be something like /dev/something)
[09:03] <MonkeyDust> find irqpoll
[09:03] <MonkeyDust> !find irqpoll
[09:04] <aetoxx> L3top,  open("/dev/snd/controlC0", O_RDONLY|O_CLOEXEC) = -1 EACCES (Permission denied)
[09:06] <L3top> aetoxx: can you log in as that user and check to see that this user does not have alsamixer avail?
[09:06] <aetoxx> L3top, as I said before; if I properly login as that user, I can play audio.
[09:06] <chanyeol> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099698/
[09:07] <aetoxx> L3top, which means that it also has alsamixer available.
[09:07] <Jernej_L_Work> hi all
[09:08] <Jernej_L_Work> i'm editing sudoers file via visudo on ubuntu server
[09:08] <Jernej_L_Work> i've added "ps ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /sbin/iptables -L"
[09:08] <Jernej_L_Work> so that i could list iptable rules
[09:08] <Jernej_L_Work> yet i still get iptables v1.4.4: can't initialize iptables table `filter': Permission denied (you must be root) error
[09:09] <Jernej_L_Work> so, do i need to refresh / reload something or i did it wrong?
[09:09] <L3top> aetoxx: Sorry that I do not cling to your every word when speaking to other people. I will try and follow your conversations closer... I guess.
[09:11] <geirha> Jernej_L_Work: you still have to prepend sudo in front of iptables
[09:12] <Jernej_L_Work> oooooh
[09:12] <Jernej_L_Work> thanks
[09:12] <Jernej_L_Work> this is working!
[09:12] <unkrr> i install "qemu" app via tar file  and now i wna to unintall it i did it via "dpkg -r" command but still i m getting that qemu in my command list how do i remove it ??
[09:15] <navchauhan> hi
[09:15] <navchauhan> please help
[09:15] <\Jan> unkrr: isn't qemu in the repositories?
[09:16] <Jernej_L_Work> geirha: thanks (sorry for nickalert, i just wanted to thank you)
[09:16] <geirha> unkrr: If you installed it via a tar file, dpkg won't know about it. You have to find some other way to track down the files it installed and remove them.
[09:16] <MonkeyDust> navchauhan  start with a question
[09:16] <unkrr> geirha, and what's that  ?
[09:16] <unkrr> \Jan, i want i older version to install thats why
[09:17] <ramkr> with what
[09:17] <navchauhan> i want drivers to instal my canon printer mf3010
[09:17] <navchauhan> pleae guide me
[09:17] <geirha> unkrr: Depends on what the tar file contained and how you installed it exactly. It might have an uninstall mechanism
[09:17] <MonkeyDust> navchauhan  type !print
[09:17] <\Jan> I'm pretty sure you can use apt-get to download an older verion, but
[09:17] <geirha> unkrr: In general, you should avoid "installing from tar" at all costs.
[09:17] <\Jan> you probably should see if there's a .deb file for it
[09:17] <navchauhan> i m using ubunto 11.10
[09:18] <navchauhan> ok
[09:18] <unkrr> geirha, okk i will keep that in mind
[09:18] <MonkeyDust> !print | navchauhan
[09:18] <ramkr> have you tried to plug and play - what is not working ?
[09:19] <ramkr> what OS version are you running
[09:19] <MyWay> somebody can help me with irqpoll, please? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099639/
[09:19] <navchauhan> i know
[09:19] <\Jan> unkrr: try apt-get install qemu =version.number.here
[09:20] <navchauhan> but in database there is no drivers for canon mf3010
[09:20] <unkrr> \Jan, ok thnx
[09:20] <\Jan> I don't know if it'll work but according to the man page of apt-get, it says it should
[09:20] <\Jan> ┐('～`；)┌
[09:24] <navchauhan> r u there
[09:25] <ramkr> just googling to see what comes up for the canon - have to say canon mfd's are a pain to setup
[09:26] <\Jan> MyWay: irq stuff just seems to fix itself on boot/ on the next boot with me, I don't really mess with it, I'd just leave it alone unless something starts to break due to it
[09:26] <\Jan> Has something started to break?
[09:28] <dooglus> navchauhan: did you see http://www.usa.canon.com/nw3s/CanonUSA/DownloadContents/English/0100344001EN.htm
[09:29] <dooglus> navchauhan: its linked from http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer/printers_multifunction/imageclass_series/imageclass_mf3010#DriversAndSoftware
[09:31] <nameless`> how do i find the unicode code for this special character ? ✿
[09:31] <subb1> HI all.
[09:31] <navchauhan> ok i downloaded
[09:31] <navchauhan> please guide me how to instal it
[09:31] <subb1> I installed squid 3.1.19. on ubuntu 11.10 with options:  --with-default-user=mysquid  & --prefix=/usr/local/squid.
[09:32] <subb1> When I try to run , it gives me the error: /usr/local/squid/var/logs/cache.log: Permission denied.  ... what is the  user.group to which  /usr/local/squid should be changed to?
[09:33] <dixon_> How easy is it to install GNOME on my Ubuntu 12.04? What's the worst that can happen (other than killing my laptop ;))?
[09:33] <dixon_> Is it really this easy? http://www.filiwiese.com/installing-gnome-on-ubuntu-12-04-precise-pangolin/
[09:33] <dixon_> (first hit on google)
[09:33] <Plee> Hi, I've just upgraded from 11.10 to 12.04, and I see that the do-release-upgrade has the option of setting lts upgrades. Should I do a new fresh install of 12.04 lts or is it ok to use the upgraded 11.10 to 12.04 lts ?
[09:34] <bekks> Plee: It is fully ok.
[09:34] <muellisoft> dixon_: yes
[09:34] <Plee> dixon_, it was that easy when I did it :
[09:34] <Plee> :D
[09:34] <Plee> bekks, Thanks ;D
[09:35] <geirha> subb1: See how Ubuntu's squid package does it. If you install software from outside the repositories, you're on your own.
[09:35] <dixon_> Plee: Muelli: what about programs I already have installed on my laptop, like Netbeans?
[09:35] <dixon_> Plee: Muelli: will those still work?
[09:35] <Muelli> dixon_: very likely.
[09:35] <azl> hello
[09:36] <Plee> dixon_, those are loaded from .desktop files, so it should work wthout a problem
[09:36] <subb1> geirha: I downloaded package from squid.org
[09:36] <bekks> Plee: They arent loaded from .desktop files at all.
[09:36] <Cedara> Hi, using ubuntu 12.04 - 32 bit on an amd 64 - had a compiz crash and was told to work this though the support channels first before reporting (have rebooted everything was going bonkers, now it's fine). What should I do?
[09:37] <geirha> subb1: Yes, I assumed as much
[09:37] <Plee> bekks, ok :D My bad :)
[09:37] <dixon_> bekks: are you saying that programs previously installed in a Unity environment won't run when I install GNOME then?
[09:37] <bekks> Plee: dixon_: Your installed apps are started by .desktop files, but are loaded from your harddisk - from the same place you've installed them to. They should work, even after upgrading.
[09:37] <dixon_> bekks: ok
[09:37] <bekks> dixon_: When did I say a single word about unity?
[09:38] <dixon_> bekks: never, just reflected on the previous conversation there was :)
[09:38] <geirha> subb1: The ubuntu package from the repository will set up permissions and ownership and all that for you. If you install it manually like you did, you have to set up that stuff yourself
[09:38] <dixon_> bekks: Plee: Muelli: thanks guys, will take a tripple backup of my laptop, then try installing GNOME
[09:39] <Plee> bekks, Ah. Thanks :D Good to learn something new :D
[09:39] <geirha> subb1: But #squid might be able to help you with what you need, or as I said earlier, look at how Ubuntu's package does it.
[09:39] <subb1> geirha: thanks for yourresponse.
[09:39] <bekks> dixon_: A single backup is sufficient, and in addition, you can always just remove an installed package without reinstalling your whole box.
[09:40] <dixon_> bekks: true
[09:40] <dixon_> bekks: thanks!
[09:40] <subb1> geirha: But If I install via -  "apt-get squid" using ubuntu repos,  will I be able to  modify those compile time parameters later on after installation?
[09:40] <bekks> subb1: "apt-get install squid"
[09:41] <bekks> subb1: Name ONE ccompile time parameter you want to modify.
[09:41] <everstt> [Help!!!] Some days back I installed unity glass from here http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/07/unity-glass-offers-refined-new-look-for-the-unity-launcher ...today i decided that i didn't want it anymore so I did a $sudo apt-get --reinstall install unity as mentioned in the article... it didn't work ... so i did a $sudo apt-get purge unity and then installed unity again... the problem is unity 3d doesn't work at all.. nautilus loads but the unity topbar and
[09:41] <everstt> panel doesn't start... unity 2d is working fine (except that the dash button icon has been replaced by a question mark icon).. what do i do!!!?
[09:41] <geirha> subb1: No, but you can grab the source instead, patch it with those compile time options, then build your own deb package from it
[09:41] <FloodBot1> everstt: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:41] <bekks> If you cant, you dont need to modify it at all :)
[09:41] <geirha> subb1: apt-get source squid
[09:41] <robertzaccour> bekks, what's squid?
[09:41] <everstt> [Help!!!] Some days back I installed unity glass from here http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/07/unity-glass-offers-refined-new-look-for-the-unity-launcher ...today i decided that i didn't want it anymore so I did a $sudo apt-get --reinstall install unity as mentioned in the article... it didn't work ...
[09:42] <subb1> bekks:  this is the option I need, to enable squid with mysql authentication  --enable-basic-auth-helpers=DB
[09:42] <everstt> so i did a $sudo apt-get purge unity and then installed unity again... the problem is unity 3d doesn't work at all.. nautilus loads but the unity topbar and panel doesn't start... unity 2d is working fine (except that the dash button icon has been replaced by a question mark icon).. what do i do!!!?
[09:42] <FloodBot1> everstt: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:42] <yossarianuk> hi - is anyone here fimilar  with the process to upload to a PPA?
[09:42] <yossarianuk> I have created an account - activated a key =- created package - tried to use dput
[09:42] <yossarianuk> but my ppa is empty ?
[09:42] <MonkeyDust> everstt  in a terminal, type this command, your screen starts flashing; when it's done, logout and in again      gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /apps/compiz && compiz --replace
[09:42] <calamity> Howdy, is there a channel that might be able to help me with Glade?
[09:43] <yossarianuk> I got this :-
[09:43] <yossarianuk>   Uploading nvidia-graphics-drivers-updates_295.59-ppa1.dsc: done.
[09:43] <yossarianuk>   Uploading nvidia-graphics-drivers-updates_295.59-ppa1.tar.gz: done.
[09:43] <yossarianuk>   Uploading nvidia-graphics-drivers-updates_295.59-ppa1_source.changes: done.
[09:43] <everstt> MonkeyDust, ok :/
[09:43] <FloodBot1> yossarianuk: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:43] <yossarianuk> Successfully uploaded packages.
[09:43] <geirha> subb1: Alternatively, you might just need the init/upstart script which you'll find in the ubuntu package source, and create a squid user to get your manual install going
[09:43] <bekks> yossarianuk: Latest version is 302.x already :)
[09:43] <everstt> MonkeyDust, it ends with a "(compiz:11626): GConf-CRITICAL **: gconf_client_add_dir: assertion `gconf_valid_key (dirname, NULL)' failed
[09:43] <everstt> error subscribing to gestures
[09:43] <everstt> Segmentation fault"
[09:43] <everstt> i'll try logging out-in
[09:45] <geirha> yossarianuk: (someone correct me if I'm wrong) I believe it is queued for package building now, once it gets processed by the package building box, it should appear in your PPA
[09:45] <yossarianuk> bekks - the version I made is newer than what is available in Ubuntu
[09:45] <yossarianuk> ubuntu 12.04
[09:46] <yossarianuk>  302.17 has major lag issues in games also
[09:46] <yossarianuk> (i have it in arch)
[09:46] <bekks> Arch is not know to be the most stable platform for gaming - and the 302.17 is pretty stable for me, taken from here: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/x-updates/
[09:46] <yossarianuk> in some older SDL games there is a lag
[09:46] <robertzaccour> I'm goin to sleep
[09:46] <robertzaccour> later yall
[09:47] <Anno2012> hi
[09:47] <averell> when i start a shell, LANG is set to the wrong locale, where is that setting?
[09:47] <yossarianuk> http://www.nvidia.com - also shows 295.59 as the latest version
[09:47] <calamity> Heya, I'm looking for some help with a Glade project.
[09:47] <calamity> Can someone point me in the right direction?
[09:47] <yossarianuk> geirha: thanks i'll wait
[09:47] <everstt> MonkeyDust, isn't working... maybe completely removing unity and installing it again might work?
[09:47] <bekks> yossarianuk: thats why 302.17 is beta :)
[09:47] <storyteller> How to get public IP address of machine thats connected thr` wireless?
[09:48] <MonkeyDust> everstt  yes, try it, i don't like/use unity myself
[09:48] <robertzaccour> I found Gnome-Shell to be a lot more practical and pretty than Unity TBH
[09:48] <calamity> oops :)
[09:48] <everstt> MonkeyDust, how do i remove Unity completely? :)
[09:48] <robertzaccour> especially with Docky
[09:48] <t0m5k1> @storyteller curl -s http://checkrealip.com/ | grep "Current IP Address"'
[09:48] <bekks> storyteller: http://www.whatsmyip.de/ :)
[09:49] <MonkeyDust> everstt  don't know, better ask someone who's more familiar with it
[09:50] <kanupatar> hi guys
[09:50] <subb1> geirha; I just added the user with which i compiled manually. THen chown'd the squid directory recursively.  It worked!  THanks for the help though!
[09:51] <kanupatar> kanupatar here
[09:51] <subb1> bekks: thanks to you too.
[09:51] <Reindeernix> hmm anyone know how I can make amarok shuffle my songs without disorganizing them? :/
[09:51] <storyteller> @bekks:will i be able to ssh with this IP?
[09:51] <yossarianuk> geirha: thanks packages are building !
[09:52] <Kyshtynbai> hi guys. does anyone use gestures extension for chrome? It works very strange in 12.04 for me/
[09:53] <Reindeernix> my friend used it on his touch screen with 12.04 once didn't look like there was a problem though
[09:53] <bekks> storyteller: Most likely, no. You have to configure an ssh server to be running, you have to configure a portforwarding in your router, and you cannot test it from "behind" your public ip - you have to ask someone else to test that, because your router will most likely not allow accessing the public IP from within your network,
[09:53] <kanupatar> May I know in which package  uuid/uuid.h: in ubuntu 10.04?
[09:55] <NeuHier> UBUNTU als VBox unter Windows7 als HostSystem ----> virtuelle HDD vergrößern! ...so dass auch Ubuntu dies merkt!???
[09:55] <MonkeyDust> !de
[09:56] <storyteller> @bekks: yes ive configured ssh on remote..
[09:57] <storyteller> @bekks: but router not allowing to access local ip :(
[09:57] <bekks> storyteller: As I told you.
[09:59] <storyteller> @bekks:well thank you for guidance.
[10:00] <MyWay> somebody can help me with irqpoll, please? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099639/
[10:00] <yossarianuk> Does any one know the timescale for when ubuntu 12.04 will get the unity 5.14.0 "SRU-1" update?
[10:01] <yossarianuk> At present unity is about 50% slower than all other desktops enviornment for 3d games
[10:01] <yossarianuk> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/988079  - shows this being fixed soon though
[10:01] <bbbbbbb> Do I make my swap partion primary or logical...primary right?
[10:01] <ikonia> bbbbbbb: it doesn't matter
[10:01] <bbbbbbb> okay :)
[10:02] <MonkeyDust> yossarianuk  https://launchpad.net/unity/+milestones
[10:02] <alex3543> hi guys, i was wondering if you have any idea how to associate a file extention with a wine application in the last ubuntu release. it worked before in ubuntu 10 using 'open with' a 'command line, but now that feature is removed... thanks. i want to associate .torrent files with wine utorrent btw. thanks
[10:05] <caddoo> im on firefox 12, how do I update
[10:05] <MonkeyDust> alex3543  open the properties, select from there
[10:06] <alex3543> MonkeyDust: i wouldn't ask if it was there
[10:06] <alex3543> feature is removed
[10:07] <geirha> alex3543: I have it here ... had to click the "Show other programs" first though
[10:07] <MonkeyDust> alex3543  it's there, ok
[10:07] <mike84> no it isn't
[10:07] <mike84> i'm clicking show other programs
[10:07] <mike84> but you cannot add a command line
[10:08] <mike84> and utorrent is not in that list
[10:08] <ales543634> it's messed up
[10:08] <MonkeyDust> then it must be torrent-specific
[10:08] <geirha> ales543634: Ah, so you have to create a custom .desktop file for it
[10:08] <ales543634> for what? utorrent.exe ?
[10:09] <MonkeyDust> exe is for windows
[10:09] <yossarianuk> MonkeyDust: thanks !
[10:09] <Dynamit> Use wine if you want to run Executebel file's
[10:09] <ales543634> like a link ?
[10:09] <ales543634> how do i do this
[10:09] <Dynamit> apt-get install wine
[10:10] <Dynamit> to install Wine
[10:10] <ales543634> it was easy using upen with "wine  path/utorrent.exe" before
[10:10] <geirha> ales543634: copy /usr/share/applications/transmission-gtk.desktop to your desktop, rename it to utorrent.desktop, then open it in an editor (e.g gedit)
[10:10] <ales543634> not to install wine jesus
[10:10] <ales543634> thanks geirha
[10:10] <geirha> ales543634: Modify it to run wine 'c:\...\utorrent.exe' and such, then copy it to  ~/.local/share/applications
[10:10] <yossarianuk> bbbbbbb: as far as I am aware there is no longer any difference in performance between a swap partition and file (since kernel 2.6)_
[10:10] <ales543634> sounds excellent
[10:10] <yannick> !patience
[10:11] <bbbbbbb> ah, I added 3 gb of swap space on my 16 GB usb install just in case.
[10:11] <kanupatar> which package uuid.h is found?
[10:12] <bbbbbbb> some computers that i may be using it on may lack enough ram.
[10:12] <kanupatar> uuid-dev ? but for 10.04 not found and tried with one deb but failed installation
[10:12] <yahooshua> When connected to VPN from remote location, no Internet. Help please
[10:15] <geirha> kanupatar: You can search for packages, based on what files they install, at packages.ubuntu.com
[10:15] <edward_> Edward_M28
[10:15] <cmyers> hey all - I am using mutt-patched in natty.  I have found a bug which does not seem to exist in debian's mutt... and....oh.  hey.  looks like it is known: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mutt/+bug/723221
[10:16] <cmyers> and maybe going to be fixed in oneric.
[10:16] <cmyers> makes mutt-patched useless to anyone using maildir format, btw, should be a serious bug IMO
[10:16] <MonkeyDust> cmyers  did you have a qustion?
[10:17] <cmyers> I guess not anymore, other than what the holdup is since it's been fixed in debian for some time now.  resources I guess =(
[10:17] <cmyers> I will either force-install the oneric version or try updating to oneric I guess
[10:17] <ikonia> cmyers: natty is EOL
[10:17] <ikonia> cmyers: that's the hold up
[10:17] <cmyers> then I should be on oneric anyways
[10:18] <cmyers> I like the bloody edge
[10:18] <ikonia> "bleeding" edge
[10:18] <cmyers> no, bloody =)
[10:18] <geirha> ikonia: Not yet. 11.04 is supported until 12.10
[10:18] <cmyers> I see natty is actually *quite* old
[10:18] <ikonia> geirha: yes, it is, but it's actually "dead"
[10:18] <cmyers> so, meh, my bad.
[10:19] <geirha> fair enough :) anyone using it should've upgraded by now anyway
[10:19] <ikonia> geirha: nothing wrong with staying on it
[10:25] <Timothy> Hey
[10:26] <Timothy> ubuntu arm source list
[10:26] <sudonano> Hi, on my Ubuntu 12.04 hot edges shortcuts doesn't work (seems that  last expanded window capture the focus). I heve to run compiz-config every time and set hot edges again...
[10:36] <sudonano> is there a chance to give priority at hot edges, instead  of maximized window? (some hidden setting, dconf, etc etc)
[10:37] <MyWay> somebody can help me with irqpoll, please? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099639/
[10:42] <naasei> hello
[10:43] <naasei> how do I install  ubuntu without a cd?
[10:43] <bazhang> !unetbootin | naasei
[10:43] <naasei> i din't have the flash drive. i have just downloade the iso package
[10:44] <naasei> can install from the iso without burining it first?
[10:47] <fj> HI!
[10:47] <naasei> hey
[10:47] <fj> IS ANY ONE IN THERE?
[10:47] <naasei> yesa
[10:48] <naasei> yes
[10:48] <pmdz> hi, anyone knows where ubuntu stores external display settings? I need to delete those...
[10:49] <MyWay> somebody can help me with irqpoll, please? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099639/
[10:49] <naasei> any knows how to install current iso without burning to cd first?
[10:50] <bekks> naasei: On the same computer you are on at the moment?
[10:50] <cmyers> naasei: what OS is currently on the box?  does it have internet connectivity?  usb?
[10:50] <naasei> ubuntu 5.1
[10:51] <naasei> yes
[10:51] <naasei> yes it has
[10:51] <chu> x/19
[10:51] <naasei>  thats where i am chatting to you now
[10:51] <fj> I DO NOT KNOW
[10:52] <naasei> i have justr downloaded the iso package
[10:52] <cmyers> naasei: is there a reason you need to reinstall?  could you just update to the newer version using apt?
[10:52] <LjL> err, that doesn't seem very convenient
[10:52] <naasei> it has usb but i don't a big enough usb stick
[10:52] <bekks> naasei: There never was a "Ubuntu 5.1" - please pastebin the output of "lsb_release -a"
[10:52] <backbox> hi
[10:53] <bazhang> cmyers, from 5.10?
[10:53] <LjL> to do it properly you'd have to upgrade n times
[10:53] <naasei>  can't i run the installation  straight from the download?
[10:53] <bekks> naasei: No, thats not possible.
[10:53] <cmyers> I'm not an ubuntu dude, just trying to help.  Theoretically, if each version could update to the next, apt should be able to do the right thing to get your system to a working state.
[10:53] <backbox> hi guys i have a prob with my usb modem X600s
[10:53] <geirha> naasei: It is possible, but hard
[10:54] <naasei> ok
[10:54] <bekks> cmyers: Theoretically. The bad thing is, that those old archives arent avail anymore since they arent supported for 5 years now. :)
[10:54] <geirha> naasei: How did you install Ubuntu on the box in the first place?
[10:55] <naasei> naasei@asterisk:~$ lsb_release -a
[10:55] <naasei> LSB Version:    n/a
[10:55] <naasei> Distributor ID: Ubuntu
[10:55] <naasei> Description:    Ubuntu (The Breezy Badger Release)
[10:55] <naasei> Release:        5.10
[10:55] <naasei> Codename:       breezy
[10:55] <FloodBot1> naasei: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:55] <naasei> naasei@asterisk:~$
[10:55] <cmyers> bekks: so if it horks the system, there's no going back.  still not that different from install - it's just laying down the proper packages in the proper places I would think.
[10:56] <Papa> hi
[10:56] <bekks> cmyers: It will take ages. A normal installation takes about 25 minutes, you will have to run 4 updates at least, with several hours each.
[10:56] <cmyers> I can imagine certain migrations (like glibc or whatever) where intermediary package update scripts did magicks that get skipped that could break things, but I would hope that is rare and well-handled by the newer packages too
[10:56] <bekks> naasei: Get a empty cdrom or an USB stick big enough, and reinstall your box.
[10:57] <naasei> ok thank you bekks
[10:57] <Papa> hi ppl so i was using arch linux it said it had errors in dev sda2 i tried to install ubuntu it said problems lol in installed it installed guys any opinions
[10:57] <naasei> I though i could just do it from the iso without the cd
[10:57] <Papa> i installed windows it installed lol
[10:57] <cmyers> naasei: also - again, not an ubuntu guy, I'm a debian guy - but isn't there a tiny net-install you can download that will fit on even a 128MB USB drive and just pull everything it needs of the net?
[10:58] <Papa> why linux says my hdd has problems windows is running well any help guys i wanna install ubuntu
[10:58] <naasei> I don't think so
[10:58] <fj> Your hard drive to install?
[10:58] <Papa> lol i just cannot stop laughing what kind of problem is this? :D
[10:59] <ikonia> Papa: what is the problem you want resolving ?
[10:59] <cmyers> Papa: apt-get install smartmontools, then read `man smartctl`
[10:59] <cmyers> it can ask the drive to do a self-test and give you details about hardware problems
[11:00] <Papa> ok listen i was using arch linux it gave me problems said dev sda 2 has errors so many errors lol i inserted ubuntu 12.04 live cd tried to install it it said dev sda 2 has problem
[11:00] <Papa> i installed win 7 pirated copy it installed lol ?
[11:00] <cmyers> "problem" is pretty generic and unhelpful.
[11:01] <subb1> we can set a custom variable in .bashrc for a particular user. How to set similary for all users on the system?
[11:01] <MonkeyDust> Papa  don't use 'lol' too often, please
[11:01] <Papa> man i just can't stop laughing i thought my hdd i dead but windows saved me :P
[11:01] <Papa> but i wanna install ubuntu
[11:02] <Papa> i am so familiar with linux i cannot use windows :D
[11:02] <cmyers> Papa: many hardware failures are intermittent, impact only certain areas of the disk, or behave differently on different OSes
[11:02] <cmyers> but if there is a real problem, it is usually endemic and will continue to degrade until it doesn't work at all
[11:02] <cmyers> you need to determine the actual problem.
[11:02] <Papa> should i try reinstalling ubuntu i deleted that stupid partition using gparted
[11:02] <ikonia> Papa: what are the errors it's giving you
[11:02] <ikonia> Papa: and where (what point in your process) are you getting these errors
[11:03] <dense> Hi. Is there anything easy/quick way to read program stdoutput when the program is start on startup? My problem is that the program start, but it stop almost immediately after start.
[11:03] <Papa> i think installer said ubuntu encountered a problem man i cannot remember what was it but dev sda2 related
[11:03] <Papa> arch linux gave me so many errors
[11:04] <Papa> i won't go back to arch again man i lost so many imp data
[11:04] <cmyers> Papa: I suggest using a live CD to boot into linux, then trying to run smartctl to get the disk's self-test output.
[11:04] <bekks> Papa: Windows doesnt save you from a defective harddisk - windows just ignores the I/O errors and bluescreens afterwards.
[11:04] <Papa> ummm
[11:04] <qbitza> Since upgrading to 12.04, I can't browse the company's windows network... any ideas?
[11:04] <Papa> my money is shot otherwise i would have bought a new hdd :(
[11:05] <qbitza> It keeps prompting for my credentials
[11:05] <bekks> Papa: So check your harddisk with smartmontools (smartctl in detail) to see wether your harddisk is about to die.
[11:05] <Papa> is it available in windows
[11:05] <cmyers> if the hard drive is not too old, it may be under warranty
[11:05] <bekks> Papa: Read what I wrote above please.
[11:05] <Papa> bro it is old :P
[11:05] <cmyers> there are tools in windows, but we probably aren't familiar with them =)
[11:06] <Papa> pls man suggest a windows alternative it takes too much time to boot live cd pls :D
[11:06] <cmyers> google "smart hard disk test windows"
[11:06] <ikonia> Papa: sadly if we are going to help you, we will need specific/exact data
[11:06] <bekks> Papa: There is no alternative.
[11:06] <Papa> yaya
[11:06] <Papa> man i still got a smile in my face what a strange situation :P
[11:07] <bekks> Papa: Boot a live cd, run smartctl, run a smartctl long test. That will take about two hours.
[11:07] <Papa> btw i am using xchat in win7 thumbs up :D
[11:07] <qbitza> Ah... DBus error!!
[11:08] <Papa> i will try both first let me see an windows alternative if iam not satisfied then livecd thx for the help let me c what can i do to replace win 7 with ubuntu cheers :D
[11:09] <bekks> Papa: Sorry, I didnt get that sentence.
[11:09] <cmyers> Papa: no problem - good luck!
[11:09] <Papa> i am trying this passmark utility
[11:09] <bekks> Papa: Forget passmark. Use a livecd and smartctl.
[11:10] <bekks> passmark doesnt tell you anything about a harddisk about to die.
[11:10] <Papa> i wanna be in chat while doing this so i am unwilling to do live cd boot ubuntu does not have xchat pre installed i think
[11:11] <ikonia> Papa: you can install it and it does have xchat installed
[11:11] <bekks> Papa: That doesnt change the fact that a) passmark is useless in your case and b) you have to run smartctl and c) you have to do everything needed, including booting a live cd, to do b). :)
[11:11] <bekks> Plus d), the livecd contains xchat too.
[11:11] <Papa> hey if i try btrfs can this solve this problem ?? :P
[11:12] <ikonia> Papa: no
[11:12] <ikonia> Papa: it will not
[11:12] <Papa> ummm
[11:13] <prof87> hi at all
[11:13] <Papa> oh i can remember one thing dist utility said the disk is healthy disk has few bad sectors :P
[11:14] <kishen> hello
[11:14] <prof87> i've sony vaio fz18m i used nvclok for brightness in ubuntu 11.10 but in 12.04 it doesn't work. Someone helps me?
[11:14] <prof87> thanks
[11:15] <Papa> hey when i was using arch linux some strrange chirping sound was coming after removing arch no such sounds ummm looks like i am in trouble :P
[11:15] <dense> Is there anything easy/quick way to read program stdoutput when the program is start on startup?
[11:16] <ikonia> Papa: run the smart checks you have been told to, any more discussion until that has been done is pointless
[11:16] <prof87> i've sony vaio fz18m i used nvclok for brightness in ubuntu 11.10 but in 12.04 it doesn't work.
[11:17] <prof87> please help me becasue i can't see my monitor becuase brightness is very low
[11:18] <Papa> is my data safe in other partitions when i use these check ?
[11:18] <ikonia> Papa: only if the disk doesn't fail
[11:19] <bekks> smartctl accesses the HARDDISK, not a single partition.
[11:19] <Papa> good news is that chirping irritating sound is gone
[11:19] <Papa> pray for me brother :D
[11:21] <Papa> u guys wanna know smart info ??
[11:21] <ikonia> I'm not bothered, but it will tell YOU if your disk is failing or not
[11:21] <Papa> umm
[11:21] <bbbbbbb> how do I switch to gnome 3 once I have it installed?
[11:21] <Papa> log out then log in to gnome 3
[11:22] <Papa> gnome-shell :)
[11:22] <beginner42> Is ubuntu a good operating system for learning to program?
[11:22] <Papa> yaa
[11:22] <ikonia> beginner42: no more or less than any other linux
[11:22] <bbbbbbb> ah, doesn't give me option...just goes into unity or whatever
[11:22] <dense> prof87: I'm using this command to increase my screen brightness, xrandr --output VGA1 --brightness 2
[11:23] <beginner42> How does it compare to Windows?
[11:23] <Papa> disable auto login in login options
[11:23] <prof87> wait dense
[11:23] <BluesKaj> 'Morning all
[11:23] <Papa> morn
[11:23] <rogst> beginner42: depends on what you want to do
[11:24] <LjL> beginner42: Ubuntu offers several compilers and programming environments straight from the repositories, that can't be too bad
[11:24] <Papa> programmer use a custom kernel in ubuntu :D
[11:24] <LjL> what
[11:24] <ikonia> Papa: please stop just saying "things"
[11:24] <bbbbbbb> papa: gnome 3 is installed. How do I see it when I log out to choose to log into it?
[11:25] <ikonia> there is no need for any custom kernel
[11:25] <Papa> gnome-shell
[11:25] <Papa> small rounded mark is there in login
[11:25] <Papa> click that :)
[11:26] <bbbbbbb> ah, didn't see the circle thanks
[11:26] <Papa> :D
[11:26] <Papa> +1
[11:26] <aetoxx> Why does PulseAudio exist?
[11:26] <Papa> bcoz oss is bad :D
[11:26] <beginner42> Yes but does that mean that there is so much choice that I will be lost as to what to choose and from where to start?
[11:26] <aetoxx> In the end it is always ALSA which provides the real audio.
[11:27] <BluesKaj> !pulseaudio | aetoxx
[11:27] <aetoxx> BluesKaj, but PulseAudio makes a working system not work.
[11:27] <LjL> aetoxx: that's probably a better question for #ubuntu-offtopic - but, for instance, PulseAudio allows you to mix several sources of audio seamlessly, each program is its own stream with separate volume etc
[11:27] <dooglus> beginner42: learn Python - its a good first language to learn
[11:27] <aetoxx> LjL, in theory, yes.
[11:28] <aetoxx> LjL, in practice, it doesn't actually work in all cases where alsa by itself does work.
[11:28] <LjL> aetoxx: *shrug* still, there's clearly a reason why it exists and ALSA by itself is not enough. maybe it's not perfect.
[11:29] <BluesKaj> aetoxx, in my case pulseaudio gives me an audio link with flash audio on websites , which unfortunately alsa doesn't do wih my soundcard ... I used to have full access audio using my onboard card without pulse but the onboard sound quality isn't very good
[11:30] <Papa> raw read error ok spin up time ok all looks ok in smart info :P
[11:30] <aetoxx> BluesKaj, kdesudo doesn't work with PulseAudio.
[11:30] <aetoxx> BluesKaj, do you know why?
[11:30] <BluesKaj> no gui
[11:30] <aetoxx> BluesKaj, it is because it only works when the user has read access to the homedir of the original user.
[11:31] <aetoxx> BluesKaj, which is completely retarded.
[11:31] <LjL> aetoxx: ifr you mean that programs run as root (using kdesudo or otherwise) have no audio output, i think that's normal, because pulseaudio runs as your own user. but i'm not sure how to get around that
[11:31] <BluesKaj> use pavucontrol
[11:31] <aetoxx> BluesKaj, there is just no excuse for such retarded designs.
[11:31] <aetoxx> BluesKaj, the whole point of kdesudo is to run something as a different user with less credentials.
[11:31] <Papa> punk oi oi oi
[11:31] <LjL> aetoxx: please take the ranting to #ubuntu-offtopic and avoid called things "retarded" entirely. this is a support channel, not a place to just say that things don't work the way you like.
[11:32] <LjL> Papa: please spare us the randomness.
[11:32] <aetoxx> BluesKaj, if then it still requires access to my home dir, I do seriously wonder what they were smoking when they designed this.
[11:32] <Papa> i did not get u broda
[11:32] <Papa> LJL
[11:32] <BluesKaj> aetoxx, well , I', forced to live with pulse , I don't like it any more than you do , but I have no other choice
[11:32] <LjL> Papa: this is a busy support channel, there is no place for saying random things.
[11:32] <quixotedon> !offtopic | Papa
[11:33] <aetoxx> LjL, the question is why PulseAudio, a clearly retarded piece of software, is even distributed before it works to users?
[11:33] <BluesKaj> aetoxx, one word , a developer with an "agenda" , but it does help some situations
[11:33] <SanjuD> Hello
[11:33] <SanjuD> Can any one suggest me good article to configure and maintaining apache web server?
[11:33] <SanjuD> as I am newbie in this
[11:33] <cmyers> aetoxx: is `apt-get remove` broken for you?
[11:34] <BluesKaj> cmyers, :)
[11:34] <aetoxx> cmyers, irrelevant.
[11:34] <cmyers> some people... "hey, this free software i got for free doesn't work the way I want, let me bitch about my entitlement problems instead of being constructive, filing bug reports, or trying to fix it"
[11:34] <aetoxx> cmyers, uhm, I did fix it.
[11:34] <aetoxx> cmyers, nobody on the Internet did.
[11:35] <cmyers> so...great then?
[11:35] <LjL> cmyers: don't make it worse
[11:35] <Team_nimrod> Hey, I'm trying to install ddrescue - https://www.gnu.org/software/ddrescue/ddrescue.html - but apt-get gives me the error "unable to locate package"
[11:35] <aetoxx> cmyers, you are ignorant of the situation and yet you think it is wise to interfere.
[11:35] <Team_nimrod> oh, I'm a fool - please ignore my last question, I didn't turn WiFi on
[11:35] <aetoxx> cmyers, what does that make you?
[11:35] <cmyers> Team_nimrod: apt-get search ddrescue
[11:36] <cmyers> does it sow up there?
[11:36] <BluesKaj> aetoxx, then why not in the spirirt of sharing , tell us what you did to fix your pulseaudio ?
[11:36] <cmyers> erm, apt-cache search* I mean
[11:36] <Team_nimrod> cmyers: already solved, sorry for the bother. It was me not putting WiFi on that caused the problem
[11:36] <cmyers> ah, coolies
[11:36] <Team_nimrod> no internet = no packages. Check the simple stuff before asking for help
[11:37] <__vincent> is there a command line program to get mouse coordinates in X?
[11:38] <cmyers> __vincent: probably not exactly what you are looking for, but much read-only and read-write manupulation of the cursor is possible if you use the ratpoison window manager
[11:39] <__vincent> i just want to put coordinates in variables in a bash script
[11:40] <__vincent> there must be a quick and simple way
[11:40] <__vincent> dont want to do hours of research for this
[11:40] <cmyers> __vincent: try the first google hit: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3585871/how-can-i-get-the-current-mouse-pointer-position-co-ordinates-in-x
[11:41] <arbeinka> hi
[11:41] <__vincent> xlib i figured
[11:41] <__vincent> whatever
[11:43] <arbeinka> http://i1243.photobucket.com/albums/gg551/Asaf_Kasher/items/DT546.jpg
[11:43] <arbeinka> new arrival
[11:43] <arbeinka> new addition to the collection
[11:44] <DJones> arbeinka: Wrong channel
[11:44] <arbeinka> i know :)
[11:45] <arbeinka> im just excited about this
[11:45] <LjL> arbeinka: feel free to share your excitement in #ubuntu-offtopic :P
[11:45] <DJones> arbeinka: This is the Ubuntu support channel, we don't need to know about it though
[11:45] <schnuffle> __vincent to late but xdotool would have done the job
[11:46] <quixotedon> !offtopic | arbeinka
[11:46] <dense> Hi. Is there anything easy/quick way to read program stdoutput when the program is start on startup? My problem is that the program start on startup, but it stop almost immediately after start and the program stdoutput maybe tell what cause the stopping.
[11:47] <rogst> dense: redirect the output to file "command > command.log"
[11:47] <Muelli> dense: well. you could hack your way around by writing a tiny wrapper, i.e. "myprogram >/tmp/myprogram 2>&1"
[11:47] <schnuffle> dense: you can use program 1>log.txt 2&>1
[11:47] <schnuffle> *2>&1
[11:47] <clovencrow> Good morning folks.
[11:50] <scott_w> hi, is there any reason the dash would be displaying when i press the "End" key?
[11:50] <scott_w> is there possibly a shortcut that has been set? or is the keyboard layout incorrect?
[11:54] <VEndix> is ubuntu 12.04  safe by default configuration?
[11:54] <sergiu-dev> ping
[11:55] <BlouBlou> VEndix: yes/no, it depends
[11:55] <scott_w> VEndix: depends on your definition of "safe"
[11:56] <BlouBlou> VEndix: if you're not under a router, and you tend to connect from public connections, I recommend you configuring iptables (by using ufw) to deny all connections, so you'll have to open ports manually
[11:56] <iceroot> VEndix: with the latest security updates you are on a safe system
[11:56] <clovencrow> Hey folks I am trying to get a program called Firestorm which is a Second Life viewer to work on Ubuntu; I downloaded it, unzipped it, and ran the install.sh and even tho I was able to find it in the Dash it does not launch. Can anyone help?
[11:56] <VEndix> scott_w: well is it safe by its own security. that no one can hack me
[11:56] <iceroot> VEndix: there is no 100$ security
[11:56] <iceroot> 100%
[11:56] <scott_w> security isn't a single metric that is easily measured
[11:57] <iceroot> VEndix: just install always the latest security-updates
[11:57] <scott_w> it depends on what you're doing with it
[11:57] <VEndix> iceroot: always doin that thing
[11:57] <VEndix> scott_w: just a simple home pc os
[11:58] <BlouBlou> VEndix: if you're at home and you don't use it as a server, you don't need to configure firewall
[11:58] <scott_w> then yeah, it's more or less secure enough
[11:58] <rebecca> hu please help someone, network settings options tab on wired and wireless is greyed out. i've tried to even set a stic ip address via terminal to no avail. please assist as I require a static ip address at work to come off the firewall
[11:59] <BlouBlou> VEndix: just try to use ssl when avaiable
[11:59] <flash_> man resolvconf
[11:59] <VEndix> ok
[11:59] <VEndix> i will reconfigure my system
[12:00] <scott_w> rebecca: network settings? what version of ubuntu are you on?
[12:04] <Team_nimrod> http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/ddrescue suggests that the ddrescue package is in the repo, but sudo apt-get install ddrescue gives an "unable to locate package" error
[12:08] <BluesKaj> Team_nimrod, try gddrescue
[12:08] <Team_nimrod> same error
[12:09] <clovencrow> Can someone please help me get this phoenix viewer to work on Linux please? I have already search for a solution on the web and found nothing.
[12:10] <BluesKaj> Team_nimrod, then make sure you have all your sources enabled except for cd or usb debs in your package manager
[12:10] <blackshirt> phoenix viewer? What this tool used for?
[12:12] <Debolaz[Ir]> Woho, ubuntu 12.04 running with kernel 3.5 and btrfs. :)
[12:13] <Team_nimrod> ah, ticked "source code" and it worked, thanks
[12:17] <kandinski> googling is inconclusive, is there a straightforward way to get h.264 support on firefox on 12.04?
[12:17] <Papa> hello guys my smart info is ok
[12:17] <Papa> temp and spin up time everything is ok
[12:18] <Papa> air flow tem all fine
[12:18] <d[^^]b> hi
[12:20] <clovencrow> Can no one help with this second life viewer problem/
[12:20] <clovencrow> ?
[12:21] <Papa> FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNTU FUCK UBUNT
[12:22] <\Jan> I think he liked ubuntu
[12:22] <d[^^]b> =(
[12:23] <histo> yeah
[12:24] <killer_> hi. how do i connect to wpa wireless via terminal
[12:25] <nag_> hi guys, i am not able to see the messages files under /var/log dir in my ubuntu 12.04. Can some one tell me how can i get that
[12:27] <scott_w> nag_: tail /var/log/file ?
[12:27] <MyWay> somebody can help me with irqpoll, please? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099639/
[12:27] <scott_w> or sudo tail /var/log/file
[12:27] <MyWay> mu ubuntu randomly terminate the session :(
[12:28] <nag_> scott_w:  file means which file. here i  dont have messages file in /var/log
[12:34] <nim40> heaven is asking your boss - "can i put ubuntu on this server?", he answers - "do whatever you like", this is turning out to be a very good day :D
[12:35] <Somelauw> Is there a difference between ejecting and unmounting a harddrive?
[12:36] <BluesKaj> Somelauw, you eject a cdrom , you unmount a hdd
[12:36] <dcullen> Somelauw: After unmounting, the drive still appears to be connected. After ejecting, the drive no longer appears to be connected.
[12:37] <Somelauw> Because thunar / nautilus (whatever I was using) only shows the option to eject a harddrive.
[12:37] <dcullen> BluesKaj: I believe you can eject any drive. I frequently eject USB drives and SD cards
[12:37] <Somelauw> Oh, I am using thunar? How can I unmount in thunar?
[12:38] <dcullen> Somelauw: You may have to do it from the command line if the GUI does not provide the option
[12:38] <BluesKaj> dcullen, . ok , thanks  , I learned oething new today :)
[12:38] <BluesKaj> err something
[12:38] <dcullen> BluesKaj: I'm not completely certain that a SATA or PATA drive can be ejected because I can't remember the last time I tried.
[12:39] <Somelauw> dcullen: Like umount /dev/sdb or umount /media/disk ?
[12:40] <dcullen> Somelauw: Ed Zachary
[12:40] <Postumus> PATA can't be plugged out and then plugged in while the machine is running. I know that for sure.
[12:41] <Postumus> Yeah, you can hotplug SATA drives.
[12:46] <nag_> hi guys, can we have /var/log/messages file in ubuntu
[12:47] <BluesKaj> yeah , my outboard drive uses an esata>sata connection , and the instructions for satas are hotplug in order to be recognized . If the  pc is powered off when the connection is made , then when powered on the sata won't be seen
[12:47] <ikonia> nag_: if you want
[12:48] <nag_> iknoia: i dont have that file. Its used to see the user's & system messages right
[12:49] <nag_> iknoia: i want to know whether ubuntu is using  any other file name instead of /var/log/messages
[12:53] <nW44b> hi, i cannot really test my ssd with smartmontools : Warning: device does not support Self Test Logging. But i had some i/o problems while installing ubuntu on this ssd. So i want to check it. How do i do that ?
[12:54] <nW44b> https://r2dd2.org/knokious/index.php?6p
[12:54] <compdoc> nW44b, what brand is it?
[12:55] <compdoc> at least theres no reallocated sectors
[12:55] <nW44b> compdoc: Agility
[12:55] <nW44b> i never heard of this brand before
[12:55] <compdoc> ocz
[12:55] <nW44b> i do not know if it is a good one
[12:55] <compdoc> the ocz agility 3?
[12:56] <nW44b> ocz ? sorry english is not my mother tongue
[12:56] <nW44b> oh yes
[12:56] <compdoc> thats the brand
[12:56] <nW44b> Agility 4
[12:56] <nW44b> 2.5" / 64GB
[12:57] <smallnation_> How do I switch from Unity to Gnome?
[12:57] <LjL> !notunity | smallnation_
[12:57] <Somelauw> too late
[12:57] <Linix> Hey guys, does installing Ubuntu 12.04 or another version make opening apps slower since it is basically just a file inside my Windows partition? Would I get a noticeable performance if I installed it the way I should have?
[12:57] <Linix> !wireless
[12:58] <Linix> Hey guys, does installing Ubuntu 12.04 or another version make opening apps slower since it is basically just a file inside my Windows partition? Would I get a noticeable performance if I installed it the way I should have?   I meant in Wubi
[12:58] <Gorkyman> hey guys... how can I tar all files in a folder but excluding all subfolders?
[12:58] <ikonia> Linix: you said that less than 60 seconds ago
[12:59] <compdoc> nW44b, i have 3 ocz drives, but only one is in a system with smartmontools. That drive is a vertex 2, and it displays smartctl -a /dev/sdb  with no errors
[12:59] <Linix> ikonia: but I made a correction on the end
[12:59] <ikonia> Linix: so I see, my apologies
[12:59] <Linix> ikonia: no problem
[13:00] <compdoc> nW44b, make sure AHCI is enabled for the sata controller in the bios, and that trim is enabled in fstab
[13:01] <nW44b> compdoc: in fstab ? what's the option ?
[13:01] <devmikey> http://techcrunch.com/2012/07/18/dell-gives-linux-laptops-another-chance/
[13:01] <devmikey> Hooray!
[13:01] <compdoc> nW44b, google the options:    discard,noatime
[13:02] <Linix> Does Wubi make Ubuntu 12.04 be slower since it is just a file inside Windows? Would installing it on a separate partition be any better?
[13:02] <nW44b> mkay, thanks compdoc
[13:02] <gry> i suspect you'll want the -offtopic channel devmikey
[13:02] <devmikey> i'm done now
[13:03] <Somelauw> Has anyone experience with extundelete?
[13:04] <wildwind> Somelauw: Have some, go on
[13:04] <Jimbo-OLH> HI, getting "BUG: soft lockup - CPU#0 stuck for …" messages on various VMs on a host running 2.6.35 (Ubuntu 10.04) - reading a bit on this i see it's potentially a bug … has anyone run into this and know of a workaround and/or full solution?
[13:04] <Jimbo-OLH> this is causing btw - frequent lockups and freezing of vm's etc … lack of responsiveness ...
[13:05] <histo> Jimbo-OLH: have you checked launchpad
[13:06] <Somelauw> wildwind: I tried extundelete /dev/sdb1 --restore-all, but it says: extundelete: failed to read-only open device "/dev/sdb1": Error code 13
[13:07] <Jimbo-OLH> histo - do you mean checked bug reports there? i believe my searches ended on some of those threads but there were indicates of bugs back in 2.6.31 but they were believed to be fixed i think … just wondering how i narrow down the issue as well though … thanks
[13:08] <wildwind> Somelauw: unmount first
[13:09] <Somelauw> wildwind: It should be unmouted. ls /mnt /media prints nothing.
[13:09] <Linix> Does Wubi make Ubuntu 12.04 be slower since it is just a file inside Windows? Would installing it on a separate partition be any better?
[13:09] <Somelauw> And umount + autocompletion doesn't print the media either.
[13:09] <Somelauw> It is already unmounted.
[13:10] <histo> wildwind: can you pastebin the output of mount
[13:11] <histo> wildwind: so we can see if it's still mounted
[13:11] <Somelauw> histo: me
[13:11] <histo> Somelauw: yeah you sorry
[13:11] <histo> wildwind: sorry wrong preson there
[13:11] <wildwind> histo: :)
[13:12] <Somelauw> histo: It isn't in the output of mount either.
[13:13] <green_> tv app  for ubuntu?
[13:13] <LjL> !tv | green_
[13:13] <green_> thanks
[13:14] <Somelauw> Does it require root?
[13:15] <histo> Somelauw: okay pastebin the output of sudo fdisk -l
[13:15] <auronandace> Linix: wubi isn't meant to be a long term solution, more of a try before you commit thing
[13:17] <Somelauw> With sudo I get exit code error code 2133571347 instead.
[13:21] <Somelauw> histo: Okay, https://pastee.org/t97x5
[13:21] <killer_> how do i disable alt + left click ...i tried it chnging it from compiz in move windows but it reverts back automatically
[13:23] <Crocell> hi
[13:23] <wildwind> Somelauw: why are you trying to use *ext*undelete on fat32 partition?
[13:24] <Somelauw> wildwind: Eh, wait I did /dev/sdb1 instead of /dev/sdb2?
[13:25] <wildwind> Somelauw: :)
[13:26] <Crocell> i'd like to install precise on a mounted partition from within a host system that is not an ubuntu but does have a working apt-get. how can i do that while making sure that everything (including the repository metadata) is only written to the mounted partition and not to the host system ?
[13:26] <L3top> Jimbo-OLH: Did you get a solution?
[13:27] <Somelauw> wildwind: It says: "Unable to restore inode 14288160 (lost+found/icon.png.i): No data found." << I guess it can't be recovered.
[13:27] <auronandace> Crocell: why not just use a vm?
[13:27] <Jimbo-OLH> L3top - not yet - i just shut 2 vm's down that were very memory intensive and cpu intensive and rebooted them to see if they are causing the chaos ...
[13:29] <wildwind> Somelauw: try to restore particular files/dirs instead of --restore-all
[13:29] <Jimbo-OLH> L3top - seems to be a bug with KVM - virt-manager and virsh both freeze up for a period of time then recover … during that time some vms' become unresponsive … this server has been running for a few weeks now no problems until about 1am this morning when it started doing this …
[13:29] <L3top> Jimbo-OLH: One of our users has a similar issue... (BUG: soft lockup - CPU#0 stuck for 61s! [plymouthd:348]) but it locks on boot. So I am curious what you end up with.
[13:30] <L3top> Jimbo-OLH: lspci -nn | grep VGA         if you would please
[13:30] <Somelauw> wildwind: Forgot the names of what it removed. A script went wrong and tried to delete a lot of stuff.
[13:34] <Crocell> auronandace: i need a scriptable (non-manual) install and it has to be capable of installing systems that have their root on /dev/sda instead of a partition.
[13:35] <Jimbo-OLH> L3top - 07:01.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: XGI Technology Inc. (eXtreme Graphics Innovation) Z7/Z9 (XG20 core) [18ca:0020]
[13:35] <Jimbo-OLH> also we noticed errors in /var/log/messages when the first failures happened: Jul 19 01:03:55 host01 kernel: [870380.203470] ata5.00: retrying FLUSH 0xea Emask 0x4 …. then Jul 19 01:04:27 host01 kernel: [870412.045672] ata5: hard resetting link and so on
[13:35] <L3top> wow... that is a server isn't it ;)
[13:35] <MonkeyDust> Crocell  create a virtual partition with qemu-create
[13:36] <marta> hi
[13:36] <Jimbo-OLH> yup - it's a supermicro …
[13:36] <killer> how do i disable alt-left click so that it does not move the windows
[13:36] <Crocell> MonkeyDust: that's precisely what i want to avoid. the system is to be bootable natively, not just with qemu.
[13:37] <Crocell> MonkeyDust: if i do something with qemu stuff, then i'd need to use nbd devices when i want to access the volume outside qemu (and for native boot i'm not even sure it would work)
[13:38] <Crocell> which is why my question wasn't centered on qemu but on how to use apt-get to install precise on a mounted partition
[13:38] <MonkeyDust> Crocell  there's this thing Lubi, it'w Wubi for linux hosts, I havent tried it, just know it exists http://lubi.sourceforge.net/index.html
[13:38] <auronandace> Crocell: i don't think that is possible
[13:38] <histo> Somelauw: according to your paste /dev/sdb1 is fat32
[13:39] <HSarena> Hi! i've install ubuntu 12.04 on my notebook but my touchpad doesn't work, how to repair it???
[13:39] <Crocell> auronandace: what isn't possible? telling apt-get to use /mnt/inst as a root directory for install?
[13:39] <yahooshua> When connected to VPN from remote I can't access the Internet. Help please
[13:39] <histo> Somelauw: do you what directory the script was in when it started deleting stuff?
[13:39] <Somelauw> histo: /dev/sdb2
[13:40] <auronandace> Crocell: using apt-get (from a different distribution, debian i assume) to install ubuntu
[13:40] <Somelauw> Huh, I know the directory in which the files were removed.
[13:41] <Crocell> MonkeyDust: thx for the link, looking at it. judging from the couple lines i now read, it shoud do it. i was hoping there'd be a solution with just a couple extra apt-get parameters though
[13:42] <zykotick9> Crocell: fyi kvm/qemu is capable of booting physical partitions... (just NOT the one that kvm/qemu is running from!!!)
[13:42] <Somelauw> This is the exact output: https://pastee.org/z3syv
[13:43] <Crocell> auronandace: really? (and no, it isn't even debian but mageia, which itself isn't even deb-based but does provide an apt-get package). why wouldn't the apt-get from another distro work to install ubuntu?
[13:44] <auronandace> Crocell: maybe i'm wrong but i sincerely doubt it's supported
[13:44] <HSarena> Hi! i've install ubuntu 12.04 on my notebook but my touchpad doesn't work, how to repair it??? please help me!
[13:45] <MonkeyDust> HSarena  first step: system settings, mouse & touchpad
[13:45] <Crocell> zykotick9: sure it is, the problem is the other way around: if i give qemu-kvm the argument -hdc /dev/sda2 then it will use the physical partition as a virtual disk. using a normal installer on that would lead to the creation of partitions there that could only be accessible via nbd-devices when outside qemu.
[13:46] <wildwind> Somelauw: was anything restored in RECOVERED_FILES/?
[13:46] <zykotick9> Crocell: do a normal install to a partition, then use kvm/qemu to boot it...
[13:46] <histo> HSarena: what type of notebook?
[13:47] <HSarena> MonkeyDust: i check it, but it still doesn't work...
[13:47] <zykotick9> Crocell: nbd what is that?
[13:47] <randomnickname> Hello #ubuntu. I have a question. I would like to repeatedly run a certain command preferably by pressing the spacebar. Could someone tell me how to do this?
[13:47] <HSarena> histo: Sony Vaio..
[13:47] <Crocell> zykotick9: yeah well, the system hosts quite a number of virtual hosts already. i can't just reboot it at will, which is why i hoped there'd be a way to use apt-get on a mounted partition
[13:48] <pzn> installed default desktop-version ubuntu in a computer with 800x480 display. the initialization boot logo/progress bar is not shown, tried installing plymouth-solar-theme... still does not show any logo at boot process... any hints?
[13:48] <histo> HSarena: what model
[13:48] <zykotick9> Crocell: check out debootstrap
[13:48] <HSarena> VGN-CS36GJ
[13:48] <HSarena> histo:VGN-CS36GJ
[13:49] <Somelauw> wildwind: nope
[13:49] <Somelauw> completely empty
[13:49] <Somelauw> Hmm, maybe they were hidden, let's check again
[13:49] <Crocell> zykotick9: nbd a virtual device that (among other things) lets you access and mount the virtual partitions of a qemu disk (or image) from outside qemu
[13:49] <Somelauw> Nope, completely empty
[13:50] <histo> HSarena: is there a button to enable/disable the touchpad?
[13:50] <bibinou> hey guys apport-bug told me I should ask for support first
[13:50] <bibinou> Firefox is locking up and when it's coming back it's all in black and white, there is no colors, i think it's a compiz bug
[13:50] <bibinou> is it a known issue ?
[13:51] <auronandace> bibinou: compiz will grey out an application if it is no longer responding
[13:51] <Crocell> zykotick9: thx for debootstrap
[13:51] <bibinou> yeah but when i comes BACK it's still gray
[13:51] <bibinou> but not the same gray
[13:51] <compdoc> bibinou, not that Ive seen. Have you looked at your add-ons?
[13:52] <Crocell> zykotick9: from the couple lines i just read, that could hopefully do it
[13:52] <bibinou> I only have pocket, I already contacted their support
[13:52] <cadams> I'm using Ubuntu 10.10 for Gnome 2.  I don't see the session manager at the login screen.  I switched to "wmii" to try it out using the Login Screen gnome settings tool, and now I can't get back into that tool from wmii to change it back.
[13:52] <MonkeyDust> debootstrap looks interesting for me too :)
[13:52] <zykotick9> Crocell: debootstrap is not something i've used - i'm only aware of it's existance.  good luck.
[13:53] <bibinou> my firefox bug is this one https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/1026579
[13:53] <HSarena> histo: i knew it, and i enabled it, but  sometimes it (touchpad) work and sometime it  doesn't work.....
[13:53] <zykotick9> !10.10 | cadams
[13:54] <cadams> Oh, sorry, I'm on 10.4
[13:54] <bibinou> but the gray thing should not be firefox related
[13:54] <Somelauw> Also, I think I hate nvidia drivers. When I was using nouveau the temperature of my laptop was about 30 degrees, but with nvidia drivers it is 40 degress.
[13:54] <bibinou> I think compiz freaks out at some point as firefox switch between unresponsive and responsive
[13:55] <cadams> But still, does anyone remember how to get the session manager from the login screen.  I can look into upgrading later, but at this moment I really need my desktop for work.
[13:55] <bibinou> ok just wanted to know if someone has seen it, reporting
[13:57] <Somelauw> Just a random complaint.
[13:58] <Saeryn_> Alright guys seems this time it's myself who is in need of some assistance. I have a USB Logitech Webcam, older model, C200 or close to that. Almost works fine except there are times where when I unplug it, the entire system goes unresponsive or Xorg seems to crash completely; In that case I can switch to a virtual console however in the former I can't do a thing but a hard reboot. Recently it's been happening without me unplugging it
[13:59] <Saeryn_> ^ Let me know if you got the entirety of that or if it cut off somewhere.
[14:00] <wildwind> Somelauw: it's not surprizing since with nouveau some hardware features are not used and a card is less loaded
[14:02] <histo> HSarena: I've founjd issues with the touchpad re-enabling after pressing the button. Make sure you aren't bumping it.
[14:10] <Akistoy18> Hola
[14:10] <Akistoy18> ai alguna chica
[14:10] <Akistoy18> ?¿
[14:10] <ki4ro_> .
[14:12] <bibinou> ok reported as https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/1026626
[14:12] <progre55> hi guys. I've got ubuntu-one installed on my computer(ubuntu) and got ubuntu-one-mobile on my phone (galaxy s3). I'm sharing a couple of files from my phone, but the computer ubuntu-one doesnt even see the device. When I open one.ubuntu.com from my comp, I only see the computer under "devices", but from the mobile browser, I can see all my devices. Yes, I have cleared the browser cache. Any suggestions, please?
[14:12] <bazhang> !es | Akistoy18
[14:13] <bazhang> progre55, tried #ubuntuone yet?
[14:13] <progre55> bazhang, oh, didnt know there was a channel for ubuntuone :) thanks
[14:15] <HSarena> histo: i think it's because of synaptics drivers, i know which one is useful for my touchpad...
[14:16] <HSarena> histo : * i don't know which one is useful ............
[14:17] <Deldran> whats up all
[14:17] <Deldran> I could really use some help with sound on 12.04 x64
[14:19] <Deldran> anyone there?
[14:19] <maca> here I'm
[14:19] <maca> but I'm not sure about the solution, Deldran
[14:19] <sl3ax> how can i set the syslog conf in ubuntu 12.04? I would to do this (http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/red-hat-fedora-linux/40303-logging-ssh-connections-its-own-log-file.html). But /etc/syslog.conf doesn't exist.
[14:20] <Deldran> thanks maca let me give a better detail
[14:20] <iceroot> sl3ax: ssh logs to /var/log/auth.log
[14:20] <Deldran> i have 12.04 running on a HP Probook 6555b.  I get the startup and login sounds but after that nothing
[14:20] <sl3ax> i know it, but i would to log ssh connections to a separate file
[14:21] <strongman> hi
[14:21] <Deldran> i was previously running linux mint 13 and all i had to do with it was disable the HDMI audio output then it started using the analog outpupt
[14:21] <iceroot> sl3ax: have a log at /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[14:21] <Deldran> i can not seem to find an option for that in ubuntu 12.04
[14:21] <sl3ax> iceroot: how?
[14:21] <iceroot> sl3ax: look
[14:22] <Akistoy18> Any girl here?¿
[14:22] <maca> Deldran, are you telling me that you can't play music?? I say, you can't hear your music
[14:22] <Deldran> no i can not hear anything after i login
[14:23] <Deldran> but when the login screen appears i get the sound for that
[14:23] <maca> But, did you trie to reproduce something media files?
[14:23] <Deldran> let me try opening a video file one second
[14:23] <jtreminio> Hi guys. My Dell laptop has a docking station with 3 video out ports (DP, DVI, VGA). All 3 work great under Windows at the same time, including the laptop screen itself so I can have up to 4 screens total. In Ubuntu, I can barely get 2 to work simultaneously. The machine has an nVidia card with Opteron (?). Anyone have any suggestions on getting 3 screens to work?
[14:23] <maca> is normal. at start has sound, but then, silence. Exceptions for when you are playing media files, it may have sound
[14:24] <maca> ok
[14:24] <Deldran> i am an idiot.  my speakers got unplugged some how
[14:24] <Deldran> thank you for the help maca
[14:24] <histo> !twinview | jtreminio
[14:25] <IronSym> .logout
[14:25] <IronSym> .login pass
[14:25] <ki4ro_> Deldran: Check with your pets LOL
[14:25] <jtreminio> histo, yeah that's the only thing I can use to get up to 2 screens, but I have to juggle the screens whenever I dock, and it won't take me up to 3.
[14:25] <sl3ax> iceroot: i found only SyslogFacility and LogLevle options
[14:25] <alex_602> hi
[14:25] <OerHeks> jtreminio, opteron or Optimus?
[14:25] <c2tarun> anyone sharing internet b/w two machines using wifi?
[14:25] <Deldran> yea i did it, had to swap my monitors positions to get it to display right, and i must have unplugged it
[14:26] <Deldran> face palm :(
[14:26] <jtreminio> OerHeks, optimus! That's why I put the (?) because I forgot the name
[14:26] <alex_602> bl
[14:26] <alex_602> trololo
[14:26] <maca> Ok, it works, finally, Right, Deldran?
[14:26] <alex_602> where are you
[14:26] <alex_602> who are you
[14:26] <Deldran> yes it works maca thank you
[14:26] <livingdaylight_> hi
[14:27] <alex_602> here so lot of words
[14:27] <alex_602> -clear
[14:27] <livingdaylight_> is it ok to ask kubuntu related question here? No one seems to be available in kubuntu that might now
[14:27] <Pici> alex_602: This channel is for Ubuntu support only, if you want to chat there is #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:27] <jtreminio> alex_602, that's why you type with the user's name
[14:27] <OerHeks> jtreminio, oke, i have no optimus, but please take a look at bumblebee https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bumblebee and there is a #bumblebee irc channel here on freenode too, those guys are up2date
[14:27] <c2tarun> Deldran: are you replying to my problem?
[14:27] <jtreminio> thanks OerHeks
[14:28] <sl3ax> iceroot:i've solved!
[14:28] <tytytytyt> i've got an older dell latitude laptop, i've installed ubuntu 10.04 on it and i cannot manage to get flash to work in any browser. i've tried flash aid and i also tried obtaining flash from several different sources. i don't know what to do
[14:28] <livingdaylight_> What is the name of the transparent plasma thingy that sits on Desktop after a default install. I removed it but would actually to re-install it. Its where desktop icons are held ktop after a default install, certainly of Kubuntu, anyone? I removed it but would actually to re-install it. Its where desktop icons are held
[14:32] <bwat47> livingdaylight_: its a plasma widget, to re-add I believe you just click the activity button on the top right and click add widget. I think the widget you are talking about is called folder view
[14:32] <IronSym> .logout
[14:32] <IronSym> .login pass
[14:32] <bwat47> dont quote me on that though I haven't used kde in a while :)
[14:32] <LjL> IronSym: what are you trying to do?
[14:34] <livingdaylight_> bwat47: yes, I only JUST found out. "Folder View" indeed. I went through the list of widgets but without knowing exactly what I was looking for it was hard. Another way, I just found out, of getting it back is to go to Dolphin and drag the dektop folder to desktop and when prompted choose folder view
[14:34] <livingdaylight_> bwat47: thanks for that
[14:35] <IronSym> .logout
[14:35] <IronSym> .login pass
[14:38] <gnutun> hey all; after upgrading to precise, every time i use gnome-keyring, i get "WARNING: gnome-keyring:: couldn't connect to: /tmp/keyring-eVJdBs/pkcs11: No such file or directory" (it works anyways); how can i fix this?
[14:38] <molgrum> if i install kubuntu-desktop, will all the kde-specific software be added to my gnome session as well?
[14:38] <L3top> Jimbo-OLH: Just a heads up. The users issue was solved on his weirdo video card/cpu combo by using nomodeset vga=normal and removing quiet splash to avoid using the framebuffer. These are pxe booted machines, but perhaps adding it to your grub might help as well. Poking around at these errors all seem related to X. Can you please show me what is in [] after the bug line? May or may not be helpful to your situation... this may just be
[14:38] <L3top> sort of a catchall error.
[14:40] <alex_55> i can't set up dlink n 150
[14:40] <alex_55> (((
[14:40] <elliptical> All say tongue twister together!~--A bitter biting bittern bit a better brother bittern, and the bitter better bittern bit the bitter biter back. And the bitter bittern, bitten, by the better bitten bittern, said: "I'm a bitter biter bit, alack!"@@!~~
[14:40] <alex_55> привет ребята
[14:41] <LjL> elliptical: not very ontopic, is it
[14:41] <jiffe98> grr
[14:41] <L3top> !ru | alex_55
[14:41] <jiffe98> ubuntu packages seem so messed up sometimes
[14:41] <UICTamale> Hey everyone - As of a recent apt-get update && upgrade, I'm suddenly noticing really bad delays in using google Chrome - selecting text, scrolling, changing tabs - all these operations can take a few seconds now when they used to be instant
[14:41] <jiffe98> I'm trying to install the mongodb perl module and its trying to do something with slapd
[14:42] <L3top> jiffe98: that is not a particularly descriptive explanation of what is happening.
[14:45] <Akistoy18> Hola alguien español por aki?¿
[14:46] <LjL> !es | Akistoy18
[14:46] <szal> !es | Akistoy18
[14:47] <lJ6il> Hello there. VLC crackles a lot when a sound is played, since i reinstalled my OS. Would someone know why ?
[14:48] <tytytytyt> i've got an older dell latitude laptop, i've installed ubuntu 10.04 on it and i cannot manage to get flash to work in any browser. i've tried flash aid and i also tried obtaining flash from several different sources. i don't know what to do
[14:48] <molgrum> if i install kubuntu-desktop, will all the kde-specific software be added to my gnome session as well?
[14:48] <LjL> molgrum: it'll be in your menus, yes, and vice versa
[14:49] <dj_who> hi all, where in ubuntu is stored user application sorting displayed in classicmenu-indicator (configured with alacarte menu editor)?
[14:49] <molgrum> ok thx, is there any way to prevent this? i want gnome-stuff in gnome and kde-stuff in kde :/
[14:50] <LjL> molgrum: not that i know of
[14:50] <molgrum> oh well, this will have to do
[14:51] <LjL> molgrum: uhm Google seems to have some info on doing what you want, but it seems quite hacky if you ask me
[14:52] <Akistoy18> Hola alguien español por akii
[14:52] <Akistoy18> ?¿
[14:52] <Akistoy18> k no se onde esta la salaa
[14:52] <molgrum> LjL: thanks for the help
[14:52] <LjL> Akistoy18: /join #ubuntu-es
[14:52] <Akistoy18> gracias
[14:53] <donmarquis> hey i have ssh access to an ubuntu box it has port 21 blocked
[14:53] <donmarquis> any help on using ftp
[14:54] <catcher> Does anyone know how resource intense virtual desktops are?
[14:54] <lJ6il> Hello there. VLC crackles a lot when a sound is played, since i reinstalled my OS. Would someone know why ?
[14:54] <JoseeAntonioR> donmarquis: How can we help you?
[14:54] <auronandace> catcher: workspaces?
[14:54] <catcher> auronandace, yes
[14:54] <catcher> 4 is too few, 6 is too many, 5 isn't possible. Am I dragging my system down by going up to 6 and not using one?
[14:55] <auronandace> catcher: oh, in unity
[14:55] <catcher> auronandace, right-o
[14:55] <Mosene> can someone help me with nvidia drivers on ubuntu 12.40?
[14:55] <dj_who> what's the problem?
[14:56] <Mosene> 12.04 *
[14:56] <Deldran> quick question.  i am trying to mount a windows share in /etc/fstab.  The share name as a space in it for example "//server/user files" it doesnt like that is there anyway to mount that folder
[14:56] <DanielHoffman> im guessing you can t use opengl
[14:57] <DanielHoffman> Mosene: I am guessing you cant use opengl, right?
[14:57] <MyWay> somebody can help me with irqpoll, please? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099639/
[14:57] <MyWay> mu ubuntu randomly terminate the session :(
[14:57] <MyWay> my*
[14:57] <auronandace> catcher: i don't think there is much of a system strain, i think the strain is just when you switch workspaces (no matter how many you have)
[14:57] <dj_who> anyone help with classicmenu-indicator?
[14:58] <L3top> Deldran: escape the space eg //server/user\ files
[14:58] <catcher> auronandace, cool, thanks for the feedback
[14:58] <Mosene> DanielHoffman: I can`t install nvidia drivers, I`m new to linux, i have some additional drivers or something
[14:59] <DanielHoffman> Mosene: run lsmod
[14:59] <Deldran> so just type in "//server/User\ Files" just like that
[14:59] <DanielHoffman> Mosene: and do you see nouveau?
[14:59] <L3top> Correct Deldran.
[14:59] <Mosene> in terminal i write lsmod?
[14:59] <DanielHoffman> yes
[15:00] <L3top> Mosene: or, better yet, lspci -nnk | grep VGA -A2        the first line will be your card, the last the modules loaded for the card.
[15:00] <DanielHoffman> Mosene: Just as a warning, i recommend keeping it like it is unless you have a reason to install it
[15:00] <Deldran> still not working.  when i do a "sudo mount -a" it says line 16 is bad.
[15:00] <Deldran> this is line 16
[15:00] <Deldran> /mfs1/User\ Files /home/ataylor/UserFiles cifs credentials=/home/ataylor/.smbcreds,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777 0
[15:00] <donmarquis> hey i have ssh access to an ubuntu box it has port 21 blocked
[15:01] <donmarquis> any help on using ftp
[15:01] <Deldran> there are to // to start that line
[15:01] <Mosene> nouveau               712294  0
[15:01] <JoseeAntonioR> !ask |  donmarquis
[15:01] <dj_who> mosene did you  try "Additional drivers" allready
[15:01] <Saeryn> Guess I could post it here to, using 10.04LTS atm, USB Wired Webcam disconnection causes system to turn completely unresponsive. Booted up without an X Session, watched dmesg and I was able to capture this, which I normally would not be able to. Do any of these lines look like they would signal the issue I am having? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1100205/ I also get ennumeration errors in there but not during that instance.
[15:01] <Mosene> yeah, and nothing there
[15:01] <DanielHoffman> Mosene: In order to install the nvidia drivers, we need to go to a terminal
[15:01] <Saeryn> too*
[15:01] <dj_who> oh
[15:01] <JenniferB2> How do I create a launcher on a panel that opens up a directory
[15:01] <JenniferB2> ??
[15:02] <DanielHoffman> Mosene: ctrl-alt-f1
[15:02] <donmarquis> !ask
[15:02] <dj_who> maybe your card is too new or too old
[15:02] <bwat47> JenniferB2: any directory you add to your nautilus bookmakrs will be added to the nautilus quicklist on the launcher
[15:02] <auronandace> DanielHoffman: no you don't
[15:02] <JoseeAntonioR> donmarquis: Please, don't abuse from the bot.
[15:02] <L3top> Mosene:  lspci -nn | grep VGA
[15:02] <bugs_bugger> hi.  how can i point a configure script to a manually compiled and installed dependency package?
[15:03] <Saeryn> I know it's disconnecting due to a bad cord but COULD it be what is causing the unresponsive system? If so how could I stop it from turning my X Session unresponsive?
[15:03] <DanielHoffman> Mosene: Nouveau is the video driver and a video driver is needed to sustain graphics
[15:03] <JenniferB2> bwat47: Normal panel ... not the nautilis favorites bar. ..
[15:03] <donmarquis> !ask  how can i use ftp if my firewall on remote server if port 21 is blocked. btw i have ssh access without SU
[15:03] <donmarquis> how can i use ftp if my firewall on remote server if port 21 is blocked. btw i have ssh access without SU
[15:03] <DanielHoffman> Mosene: also type sudo stop "displaymanager", display manager is lightdm,gdm,etc
[15:03] <bekks> donmarquis: then use scp instead.
[15:03] <JenniferB2> bwat47: It is my home directory that I want to be able to open from a link on the panel... I am unable to drag and drop
[15:04] <bwat47> JenniferB2: are you using unity?
[15:04] <JoseeAntonioR> donmarquis: you won't be able to unless they open the port.
[15:04] <DanielHoffman> Mosene: If you cant, than we need to go into recovery mode
[15:04] <JoseeAntonioR> donmarquis: You can use scp if you are copying into another server, and you have SSH access to it.
[15:05] <DanielHoffman> Mosene: or better yet,if you have grub then we can tell linux to boot into text mode
[15:05] <JenniferB2> bwat47: no.. xfce
[15:05] <donmarquis> JoseeAntonioR: no i dont have ssh access to the other server
[15:05] <JenniferB2> i am able to open the home directory: exo-open --launch FileManager %u
[15:06] <bwat47> JenniferB2: Try right clicking xfce panel, add new item > launcher and for the command put "thunar"
[15:06] <JoseeAntonioR> donmarquis: Then you won't be able to use scp. If they don't open the port, you won't be able to use it.
[15:06] <maman_> anyone using gnome 3?
[15:07] <Mosene> DanielHoffman, i`ve entered ctrl-alt-f1 and my pc restarted after I pressed ctrl-alt-del becouse i couldn`t get out of that and now my rezolution in 640 i think or i don`t know
[15:07] <donmarquis> JoseeAntonioR: ok thanx :)
[15:08] <DanielHoffman> Mosene: are you in recovery mode?
[15:08] <Mosene> i think so
[15:08] <Mosene> how i get out?
[15:08] <Mosene> oh my god
[15:08] <DanielHoffman> oh, you get out of it by typing sudo start "displaymanager"
[15:08] <Mosene> and i`m not a good english speacker
[15:08] <DanielHoffman> that wont be a problem
[15:09] <Jacruth> Hello guys, my desktop seems to be biger than my screen, how could I ix it
[15:09] <Jacruth> This is my screen: http://i.imgur.com/7sNfm.png
[15:09] <DanielHoffman> rebooot and select the option that doesnt say recovery mode
[15:09] <JenniferB2> bwat47: Did not work... this did: exo-open --working-directory /home/jen/a/ --launch FileManager %u
[15:10] <Jacruth> DanielHoffman, that was for me?
[15:10] <DanielHoffman> no
[15:10] <Jacruth> ah
[15:10] <DanielHoffman> thatr was for Mosene
[15:10] <Mosene> DanielHoffman, sudo start "displaymanager"
[15:10] <Mosene> its doesn`t recognize displaymanager
[15:10] <DanielHoffman> replace display manager with your display manager
[15:10] <L3top> Jacruth: is this screen a tv?
[15:10] <DanielHoffman> ubuntu comes with gdm preinstalled
[15:11] <auronandace> DanielHoffman: 11.10 + is lightdm
[15:11] <Jacruth> it is not L3top, it is a laptop
[15:11] <tytytytyt> i've got an older dell latitude laptop, i've installed ubuntu 10.04 on it and i cannot manage to get flash to work in any browser. i've tried flash aid and i also tried obtaining flash from several different sources. i don't know what to do
[15:11] <JenniferB2> how do I change the defailt terminal to konsole ? ( I want a menu when you click on a file in a directory to be able to open the konsole from there )
[15:12] <Jacruth> Let me restart this
[15:13] <histo> !flash | tytytytyt
[15:14] <Jacruth> as
[15:15] <Jacruth> Is there any way to set the nvidia cofig?
[15:15] <histo> JenniferB2: http://askubuntu.com/questions/70540/how-can-i-set-default-terminal-used
[15:15] <L3top> Jacruth: please pastebin the output of xrandr -q
[15:15] <L3top> Jacruth: do you have an /etc/X11/xorg.conf file?
[15:16] <Jacruth> This is it, L3top http://paste.ubuntu.com/1100226/
[15:17] <n0b2> grub2 input not supported FIX?? thanks!
[15:17] <newbie|2> Will someone indicate if a question on desktop publishing is appropriate in this channel?  I want to make a program for events with a logo and upcoming events, along with a presentation of the present event
[15:17] <Jacruth> L3top, I changed my screen res to 1280x720 and it seems to be good
[15:18] <decrisky001> hi
[15:18] <Jacruth> L3top, I'm almost sure I didn't touch it. Why did Ubuntu change it?
[15:18] <newbie|2> If I'm on the wrong cchannel, could you tell me which chat room I need to question?
[15:18] <newbie|2> decrisky001: Hi
[15:18] <decrisky001> whats up hey guys
[15:18] <decrisky001> ubuntu is good
[15:18] <L3top> I am not sure what occurred Jacruth... however that is not exactly what I expected xrandr to produce.
[15:19] <Jacruth> what did you expected?
[15:19] <newbie|2> decrisky001: Could you tell me if I'm on the right channel for a desktop publishing question?
[15:20] <bekks> newbie|2: You are.
[15:20] <L3top> I expected LVDS and a number of connections... like... well like http://paste.ubuntu.com/1100236/
[15:20] <mneptok> newbie|2: if you are using Ubuntu, yes.
[15:20] <decrisky001> newbie2 is it realted to ubuntu
[15:20] <decrisky001> related
[15:20] <newbie|2> bekks: I have 12.04 LTS 64 bit
[15:20] <JenniferB2> how can I chow the system tray icons ? I have started parcellite but I cannot see it  to modify the hotkeys
[15:21] <L3top> Jacruth: please pastebin the output of lspci -nnk | grep VGA -A2
[15:21] <bekks> newbie|2: Just ask your question.
[15:21] <JenniferB2> aah.. I found it :.. notifcation area in panels
[15:21] <enikm4> can anyone tell me how to update my apt location for 10.04 since my apt appears to be broke since they moved to 12.04
[15:21] <mneptok> newbie|2: try Scribus
[15:21] <Jacruth> L3top, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1100238/
[15:22] <lojk> I have problems with ati radeon 9200 PRO and ubuntu 10.04.4 LST The performance is slow. http://paste.ubuntu.com/1100237/
[15:22] <newbie|2> bekks: I want to print out a program for  religious services with a front page, a program, and announcements of upcoming activities.  I haven't found a template to do that with Scribus and can't see how to do it with Calligra
[15:22] <L3top> Jacruth: I do not believe you are using the nvidia driver I am afraid.
[15:23] <Jacruth> L3top, what would you suggest me to do?
[15:23] <bekks> newbie|2: Then you have to create that program from scratch.
[15:23] <MonkeyDust> newbie|2  this is your chance to be creative and make the difference for otrher people who will want the same in the future
[15:23] <L3top> Jacruth: sudo apt-get install nvidia-current
[15:24] <troll-boy> there's two default window behaviors that are annoying me right now; first if I click on the title bar of a window it maximizes, even when I'm just trying to move it.  Is there a way to turn that off?  It used to be doubleclick to move..
[15:24] <Jacruth> Downloading [...]
[15:24] <newbie|2> bekks: There isn't a set of templates that I could insert in Scribus?  I have made a decision to not use any Windows stuff on my computer, but MS Works did the job
[15:24] <enikm4> anyone wanna tell me where to point my 10.04 apt now?
[15:24] <enikm4> and how to update it
[15:25] <LjL> enikm4: http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/
[15:25] <newbie|2> enikm4: I wish I could help you ...
[15:25] <L3top> troll-boy: I believe there is a desktop setting something to the effect of "sticky edges". I think that is what causes that.
[15:25] <enikm4> LjL, how do i update where it points? i knew this some time ago but i totally forget now
[15:25] <L3top> what? LjL? 1004 is lts and still valid
[15:25] <MonkeyDust> enikm4  the 10.04 repos are still valid, ok
[15:26] <bekks> newbie|2: I bet there are, but I'm afraid you have to search them on your own (somewhere in the internet).
[15:26] <enikm4> MonkeyDust, well i got 404 when trying to install php5?
[15:26] <LjL> L3top: oh, it is. was assuming it wasn't since they were asking where to point APT...
[15:26] <troll-boy> L3top, where would that be?
[15:26] <bekks> newbie|2: As far as I know, there is no template collection in scribus by default.
[15:26] <MonkeyDust> enikm4  what's the outcome of lsb_release -sd ?
[15:26] <enikm4> LTS is now 12.04 isn't it
[15:26] <UICTamale> Hey everyone - As of a recent apt-get update && upgrade, I'm suddenly noticing really bad delays in using google Chrome - selecting text, scrolling, changing tabs - all these operations can take a few seconds now when they used to be instant.  Can anyone help?
[15:26] <enikm4> MonkeyDust, sec ill post
[15:26] <newbie|2> bekks: Ok, sorry.  As you can see, I'm a newbie ... but I will try
[15:26] <dcullen> enikm4: 10.04 should not have problems seeing the repos. Have you pinged the repos to verify connectivity?
[15:26] <Jacruth> L3top, and later, restart and that is all?
[15:26] <newbie|2> bye everyone and thanks
[15:26] <Jacruth> bye newbie|2
[15:27] <L3top> enikm4: can you please pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[15:27] <L3top> Jacruth: correct
[15:27] <L3top> troll-boy: I am not sure... I have just seen that answer in here. I am not on Unity.
[15:27] <lojk> is it OK to disable KMs?
[15:27] <enikm4> MonkeyDust, 10.04.3 LTS
[15:27] <troll-boy> L3top, lucky dog
[15:27] <LjL> enikm4: yeah but 10.04 is still supported until 2013 at least
[15:27] <Jacruth> uh oh, L3top, while installing, it said: FATAL: Could not load /lib/modules/3.4.4/modules.dep: No such file or directory
[15:28] <L3top> Well... that is less than encouraging.... it appears you have updated your kernel yes?
[15:28] <Jacruth> yes, to 3.4.4
[15:28] <Jacruth> Using the liquorix image
[15:28]  * L3top guesses that is the source of the issue Jacruth. And unfortunately... not supported at all.
[15:28] <benassi> hey guys..:)
[15:29] <Jacruth> It is a pitty, because 3.4.4 worked fine one month ago
[15:29] <Jacruth> :\
[15:29] <enikm4> L3top, https://gist.github.com/3144680
[15:30] <benassi> I got pup up on youtube that some script is not responding few times.. so I hit don't show me this again... and now.. whenever I open youtube.. I have tu manually start the video
[15:30] <L3top> that looks just dandy enikm4. Can you please start over and describe the problem you are having? Because changing your sources.list is not the solution.
[15:30] <benassi> and replay button does not work
[15:30] <enikm4> L3top, when trying to do apt-get install php5 I'm getting 404 errors
[15:31] <enikm4> L3top, it grabs the file size correctly but 404's when trying to grab the files
[15:31] <L3top> enikm4: does ls /etc/apt/sources.list.d show anything?
[15:31] <enikm4> empty folder
[15:31] <L3top> enikm4: and to be clear you have done an apt-get update
[15:31] <dcullen> enikm4: Can you ping us.archive.ubuntu.com?
[15:31] <L3top> sudo *
[15:32] <enikm4> L3top, i haven't i will now
[15:32] <enikm4> dcullen, ill also try pinging it
[15:32] <simone21>  any ideas what error "init: line3: can't open /dev/sr0: No medium found" means on boot? can't get backtrack running. im using a usb stick. been googling for an hour :(
[15:32] <dcullen> enikm4: The 404 errors sound like you don't have a network connection all the way to the repo servers
[15:33] <dcullen> simone21: What is your kernel command line?
[15:33] <enikm4> thanks guy apt-get update fixed it
[15:33] <ReshAyin> hey L3top, the upgrade disabled the internet
[15:33] <enikm4> L3top, tyvm
[15:33] <bazhang> simone21, you are using backtrack?
[15:33] <enikm4> guys*
[15:33] <auronandace> simone21: backtrack isn't supported here
[15:34] <ReshAyin> can not get online using Chromium or Firefox
[15:34] <simone21> it appears just as i boot up from the usb, i never get a change to type
[15:34] <bazhang> #backtrack-linux simone21
[15:34] <MyWay> somebody can help me with irqpoll, please? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099639/
[15:34] <L3top> I have no idea what you are talking about unfortunately ReshAyin.
[15:35] <MyWay> my ubuntu randomly terminate the session :(
[15:35] <simone21> oh ok
[15:35] <ReshAyin> well L3top, you suggested last night the personal OS was not supportable
[15:35] <ReshAyin> then after upgrading, the internet is not reachable using web browsers
[15:35] <L3top> Oh yeah... maverick is end of line. You have a new nic :)
[15:36] <ReshAyin> maybe is a new nic L3top
[15:36] <bahamas> hello. from time to time my terminal goes crazy and doesn't respond properly to keyboard input. for example, `now no letters appear when I type something. is there any way to fix it without exiting?
[15:36] <ReshAyin> :)
[15:36] <reuf> hello all - anybody has an answer - http://askubuntu.com/questions/164284/how-do-have-icons-in-a-listview-on-desktop ?
[15:37] <L3top> Why would browsers be the only thing that cant hit online? Thats weird? Port 80 perhaps? I cannot imagine what would cause that.
[15:37] <reuf> if not, can some one tell me how can i access source code on unity2d to edit the look of desktop icons
[15:37] <L3top> Did you have some sort of proxy setup ReshAyin?
[15:37] <nishttal2> hi i had a static local ip on my machine (192.168.42.52) ... i changed the network settings to DHCP but it still keeps getting the same adress.. how can i reset the IP
[15:37] <bahamas> anyone?
[15:38] <Fyodorovna> bahamas, I can't help you other then to be specific with the incidents.
[15:38] <auronandace> bahamas: sure its not your keyboard thats playing up?
[15:38] <ReshAyin> L3top, no, it was automatic detection
[15:38] <bahamas> auronandace: definitely. since I'm writing here
[15:39] <bahamas> I know that the terminal can get messed because I've done it in the past intentionally. there was a command to get everything back to defaults, but I forget what it is
[15:39] <Scribal> oh, grub, why must you suck?
[15:39] <Scribal> I reinstalled, and now my menu is gone
[15:40] <Fyodorovna> Scribal, when where how and why?
[15:40] <dcullen> Scribal: Did you forget to change /etc/default/grub?
[15:40] <paulayyuliana> OLA COMO VAN+
[15:40] <dcullen> Scribal: ...and then run sudo update-grub?
[15:41] <paulayyuliana> WAT IS YOUR NAME
[15:42] <piglit> what is a easy to install ftp server?
[15:42] <ReshAyin> is it still working?
[15:42] <ReshAyin> ipv6 was set to "Automatic", when before it was set to "Ignore"
[15:43] <L3top> IPv6 is the bane of my existence atm. What version did you upgrade to ReshAyin?
[15:43] <ReshAyin> L3top, not certain... where is the info stored & referenced
[15:44] <L3top> lsb_release -sc
[15:44] <L3top> ReshAyin: ^
[15:44] <freenetwork> hello
[15:44] <freenetwork> i not start wifi card monitoring mode
[15:44] <freenetwork> ubuntu 12.04
[15:45] <ReshAyin> L3top, response is "precise"
[15:45] <freenetwork> http://pastebin.com/8GUs9TQT
[15:45] <Fyodorovna> L3top, you can turn off IPv6 in the kernel.
[15:45] <freenetwork> please help m
[15:45] <simone212> if anyone cares about my bt prob please pm since its not supported here
[15:45] <bekks> freenetwork: Why do you need the monitoring mode? Does a wifi connection work yet?
[15:45] <ikonia> simone212: then please don't ask
[15:46] <auronandace> !backtrack | simone212
[15:46] <freenetwork> i use aircrack for pantest
[15:46] <freenetwork> thx
[15:46] <simone212> okok
[15:47] <ReshAyin> L3top, the response to lsb_release -sc was "precise"
[15:47] <L3top> ReshAyin upgraded from Maverick to Precise last night, and now browsers do not hit the internet but presumably other things do. IPv6 appears to be enabled where it was not before. Hopefully someone can help them as this is not a strong area for me and I have to go AFK.
[15:48] <ReshAyin> L3top, gracias man/sheman :D
[15:48] <auronandace> ReshAyin: upgrading from maverick to precise is not supported
[15:48] <freenetwork> hmm, cry
[15:48] <alesan> hi! I have a "server" 10.04LTS that I would like to update to 12.04LTS. Is it possible at all, or I have to update to each version, 10.10, 11.04, 11.10, and finally 12.04?
[15:49] <ReshAyin> auronandace, oh great
[15:49] <ReshAyin> was instructed to upgrade
[15:49] <auronandace> ReshAyin: did you upgrade directly?
[15:49] <bekks> alesan: Updating a LTS to the next LTS is possible.
[15:49] <ReshAyin> upgraded in the terminal
[15:49] <Fyodorovna> ReshAyin, if you want ipv6 off do this. gksudo gedit  /etc/default/grub change this line like this. GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=”ipv6.disable=1 quiet splash”
[15:50] <alesan> bekks, directly 10.04 -> 12.04 with a single pass?
[15:50] <auronandace> ReshAyin: you need to upgrade from one to the next: so 10.10 > 11.04 > 11.10 > 12.04
[15:50] <alesan> bekks, good! how should I proceed?
[15:50] <ReshAyin> actually Fyodorovna, went into connection settings & chose "Ignore" for IPv6
[15:50] <Fyodorovna> ReshAyin, I just go straight to the kernel personally.
[15:50] <ReshAyin> auronandace, was already at 12.04
[15:51] <auronandace> ReshAyin: you said you upgraded from maverick (10.10)
[15:51] <Fyodorovna> gotta go see you all
[15:51] <bekks> alesan: Like this: http://www.unixmen.com/how-to-upgrade-from-ubuntu-1004-1010-1104-to-ubuntu-1110-oneiric-ocelot-desktop-a-server/
[15:52] <ReshAyin> auronandace, that was a different person :)
[15:52] <ReshAyin> personally upgraded from 12.04
[15:53] <auronandace> ReshAyin: what? 12.04 is the latest
[15:53] <bekks> ReshAyin: So you are running 12.10 then?
[15:53] <auronandace> ReshAyin: if you are using 12.10 then go to #ubuntu+1
[15:53] <ReshAyin> it did an upgrade... L3top suggested to upgrade
[15:54] <ReshAyin> gracias auronandace
[15:54] <L3top> auronandace: L3top, the response to lsb_release -sc was "precise"
[15:55] <auronandace> L3top: clearly he doesn't know what he's done
[15:55] <b636bc7ca> There's a key on my keyboard (right control key) that, when I hit it, all of a sudden I can only type accented characters; I believe this is called the 'Compose' key. 1) Am I right about its name? 2) How do I turn it off when I bump that key (short of logging out and back in)?
[15:56] <L3top> auronandace: I believe they upgraded direct from maverick to precise but still need support, and havn't quite figured out how to say the right thing to get it.
[15:56] <decrisky001> if i just installed ubuntu how do i get my 1tb usb hard drive to work
[15:56] <auronandace> L3top: the right thing to say is: that isn't supported
[15:56] <decrisky001> i plugged it in i dont see it under file system or nothing
[15:57] <b636bc7ca> decrisky001: You probably need to mount it
[15:57] <decrisky001> ahh i see
[15:57] <decrisky001> how do i do that mount it
[15:57] <L3top> I did indeed explain that the OS was EOL and an upgrade was required... they said "OK" and left. I did not specify, nor was I asked how.
[15:57] <decrisky001> is there a mount program
[15:57] <livingdaylight_> ubuntu offers to install skype via software centre after dl from their homepage. I notice kubuntu doesn't. So, have to install the package old-school style. Is it, sudo dpkg - application.deb ?? can someone confirm, please?
[15:57] <b636bc7ca> yes
[15:57] <ReshAyin> umm, nope, am using 12.04 Precise
[15:57] <b636bc7ca> it's called "mount"
[15:57] <auronandace> L3top: sorry if it sounds like i'm blaming you
[15:57] <decrisky001> terminal b636
[15:57] <decrisky001> do i use terminal and mount command
[15:58] <bekks> decrisky001: yes.
[15:58] <bekks> !mount
[15:58] <decrisky001> okay thx i'll do that
[15:58] <L3top> auronandace: I believe I am sort of blaming me. In the future I will explain that proceedure to avoid this.
[15:58] <auronandace> ReshAyin: did you perform an upgrade?
[15:58] <ReshAyin> auronandace, yes
[15:58] <ReshAyin> last night
[15:58] <auronandace> ReshAyin: from what to what?
[15:59] <ReshAyin> though was already at 12.04
[15:59] <ReshAyin> though it updated packages
[15:59] <auronandace> ReshAyin: that makes no sense
[15:59] <ReshAyin> well, did an "sudo apt-get upgrade", & it downloaded packages, though did not change version
[15:59] <wolflisk> and made it run in low graphics mode
[15:59] <auronandace> L3top: don't worry, you can't blame yourself for other people's mistakes :)
[15:59] <wolflisk> so im having some problems with ubuntu 12.04. it kept giving me an error about not being able to detect graphics settings
[16:00] <wolflisk> i ran sudo apt-get install gdm and now it gets to the purple load screen then just black
[16:00] <wolflisk> any ideas how to to fix this?
[16:00] <auronandace> ReshAyin: so you didn't upgrade from a previous release, you just updated your 12.04
[16:01] <m477> I have conected notebook to the wire network and nm-applet shows that I am disconnected, on the other hand second my laptop works with that (the both have the same ubuntu 12.04), any ideas what is wrong?
[16:01] <ReshAyin> auronandace, yes, it would appear such was result
[16:01] <ReshAyin> because was already on 12.04 from 11.10
[16:02] <Crocell> zykotick9: ok debootstrap did the trick:   debootstrap --variant=minbase --arch=amd64 precise /mnt/somepartition http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu
[16:02] <auronandace> ReshAyin: i can't help you if you can't decide what you did
[16:02] <Crocell> zykotick9: thx again
[16:03] <heligoland> hi guy
[16:03] <heligoland> how can i find out why my newly installed 12.04 keeps freezing on me?
[16:03] <heligoland> are there error logs that may have something in them?
[16:04] <ReshAyin> auronandace, am very explicitly clear what was done... upgraded from 11.10 weeks priori to 12.04, & last night did a superfluous "sudo apt-get upgrade"
 W: GPG error: http://archive.canonical.com maverick Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key <ftpmaster@ubuntu.com>    was why I said to upgrade.
[16:04] <auronandace> ReshAyin: see, now that was much clearer
[16:04] <Saeryn> So, I've narrowed my issue down even more, to the point of being able to reproduce the kernel panic each time, yet I can never seem to capture the output I see in tty1 Virtual Terminal into a text file... I'm running "tail -f /var/log/Xorg.0.log | tee Foo.txt" or "tail -f /var/log/Xorg.0.log > Foo.txt" but nothing seems to work, is it Xorg.0.log output that im seeing in tty1? 10.04LTS.
[16:04] <ReshAyin> auronandace, yes forgive language discrepancies
[16:06] <ReshAyin> L3top, yes... followed web page instructions to fix that problem
[16:06] <heligoland> anyone?
[16:06] <Praxi> how come in unbuntu, my backspace key doesn't repeat, but in a XP vm on the ubuntu box, it does?
[16:07] <Scribal> Fyodorova, da!
[16:07] <Saeryn> heligoland Check /var/log/ directory.
[16:07] <Scribal> dcullen, yeah!
[16:07] <Scribal> Sorry, switching tasks a bit.
[16:07] <Scribal> Well, it's like this:
[16:07] <Scribal> I had a glorious quad boot system running, and first grub would lock up at the menu.
[16:08] <Saeryn> So is anyone able to tell me what is outputting to tty1 in 10.04LTS and how to capture that output in a file? So far nothing is working.
[16:08] <Scribal> I bypassed this by manually overwriting  the values in the grub.cfg file to auto-select.
[16:08] <Scribal> Then I would simply reboot, and the default value would be where I wanted it, therefore not making the keyboard use necessary.
[16:08] <pawan> hi
[16:08] <Scribal> One fine day, grub would show up as usual, but I had no countdown.
[16:09] <Scribal> It just sat there.
[16:09] <pawan> wired network not managed
[16:09] <Scribal> The log check showed that the indexing was wrong on the various volumes (partitions)
[16:09] <Scribal> And therefore, I assumed it just didn't boot  into the default prompts.
[16:09] <heligoland> Saeryn, which file?
[16:10] <Scribal> I did a complete grub reinstall off of the live CD.
[16:10] <Scribal> grub-install and grub-update.
[16:10] <MechanisM>  how to fix this http://paste.ubuntu.com/1100330/ ?
[16:10] <Scribal> But now, it says, press
[16:10] <Saeryn> If your system is becoming unresponsive it will probably be Xorg.0.log
[16:10] <Scribal> press "ESC" for the grub menu.
[16:10] <L3top> !enter | Scribal
[16:10] <Scribal> oh.
[16:11] <muh2000> using kubuntu and firefox, when i download and doubleclick an pdf file in the download list - it always opens the pdf file with gimp. how can i fix that? it is really bugging me
[16:11] <Scribal> tl;dr grub hates my keyboard.
[16:11] <b636bc7ca> There's a key on my keyboard (right control key) that, when I hit it, all of a sudden I can only type accented characters; I believe this is called the 'Compose' key. 1) Am I right about its name? 2) How do I turn it off when I bump that key (short of logging out and back in)?
[16:11] <Scribal> tl;dr grub hates my keyboard, but BIOS thinks it's lovely.
[16:11]  * Scribal nods
[16:11] <MO_Handes> I have four primary partitions (3 system partitions that if I remove theme the Windows does not boot correctly, one of them is for recovery, one for bios recovery and one is some other shit. and there's one partition holding the Windows Seven). How can I create a new partition for ubuntu now?!
[16:11] <Scribal> you can't, Mo.
[16:12] <ReshAyin> am going to attempt to reboot to see if the webbrowsers work again
[16:12] <eltayeb> hello everbody
[16:12] <Scribal> A given physical drive can only accomodate 4 primary partitions
[16:12] <Scribal> You have to reinstall the whole thing if you want to get anywhere, and I have no idea how to do that, actually.
[16:12] <MO_Handes> now you mean I should choose one between Windows and Linux?! O_o
[16:12] <Scribal> You can use one primary partition as a series of extended partitions.
[16:12] <bekks> MO_Handes: No.
[16:12] <bekks> You can have up to four primary partitions.
[16:13] <Scribal> Why does windows take up 3 system partitions?
[16:13] <surfdue> Can a magento module's controller have a _construct?
[16:13] <Scribal> Also, by "system partitions{" do you mean "Primary/Logical partitions"?
[16:13] <bekks> Having at least ONE extended partition, you can have up to 16 logical partitions in that single extended partition.
[16:13] <auronandace> MO_Handes: you need a primary partition for a bios recovery (i've never seen that before)
[16:13] <auronandace> MO_Handes: sorry, that was meant to be a question
[16:14] <MO_Handes> Scribal, I just don't now, they are pre-created by the laptop company, I once removed one and installed ubuntu, the the Windows didn't boot and blue screen appeared and I had to recover everything.
[16:14] <bekks> MO_Handes: Having three pre-installed partitions, you can just create an extended partition and just be happy :)
[16:14] <MO_Handes> auronandace, I don't know, I just don't want it to crash everything again. I'm trying not to touch those partitions at all
[16:15] <MO_Handes> no
[16:15] <MO_Handes> there's one Windows partition, too
[16:15] <MO_Handes> that makes it four :(
[16:15] <b636bc7ca> MO_Handes: it sounds like your partitions are pre-defined by the OEM's install disks?
[16:15] <MO_Handes> b636bc7ca, uhum
[16:15] <auronandace> MO_Handes: windows only needs one partition, the others are unneeded
[16:15] <bekks> MO_Handes: Windows uses two partitions, one recovery, one system. What's the third partition?
[16:15] <b636bc7ca> I have no idea whether that was a yes or a no
[16:16] <bekks> W7 needs two partitions.
[16:16] <auronandace> bekks: thats not true
[16:16] <ok_> bekks: i don't think it *needs* 2
[16:16] <cebor> can someone highlight me in 5 secs for a test ?? pls
[16:16] <bekks> auronandace: Then why does it create two when installing W7? :)
[16:16] <GeminiDomino> cebor: here you go
[16:16] <auronandace> !test | cebor
[16:17] <cebor> nice thx
[16:17] <auronandace> bekks: what? it never did that with me
[16:17] <Asar> ok, this is really weird... can not even reach the router gui at 192.168.etc.
[16:17] <livingdaylight_> Hia, trying to play a dvd but I don't know how to get past the beginning the 1min page with the chapters. Its on a loop going round and round
[16:17] <b636bc7ca> bekks: It doesn't do that to me, either
[16:17] <michaelh1234> Windows 7 requires me to have two partitions as well.
[16:17] <bwat47> auronandace: by default win7 sets up a 100mb "system" partition
[16:17] <Asar> this is ReshAyin/Hetep btw
[16:17] <ok_> bekks: it only does that if you give the install full license to format the drive and do what it like
[16:18] <auronandace> bwat47: since when?
[16:18] <ok_> bekks: you can tell it the partition to install to
[16:18] <bekks> auronandace: Since Windows 7.
[16:18] <auronandace> bekks: i see from what ok_ just said, i've never let windows partition for me
[16:18] <livingdaylight_> It plays music and says ''play movie'' but I can't click on it like if I was in windows. someone know what I'm talking about?
[16:19] <MO_Handes> there's a 80mb partition, a 1mb fat partition, a 10gb partition for windows recovery, and a 320gb partition for windows installation, that makes it four
[16:20] <martini> livingdaylight_: do you have the right codecs?
[16:20] <eltayeb> i've configured and installed kernel 2.6.35.13 on my ubuntu 12.04 , now i want to remove my intsalled kernel  ????
[16:20] <MonkeyDust> MO_Handes  with logica
[16:20] <livingdaylight_> martini: yup, think so
[16:20] <MonkeyDust> MO_Handes  with extended partititions, you can create more
[16:20] <samuel> livingdaylight_ what video players have you tried it in?
[16:21] <samuel> M0_Handes i have had the same situation, i removed the windows recovery, and resized the windows installation partition to make enough space
[16:21] <Asar> anybody have any clues to help?
[16:21] <MO_Handes> how can I convert one, for example the 320gb primary partition which holds Windows to extended?
[16:21] <L3top> auronandace, ok_, bekks: I believe it may be required with SOME UEFI bioses as SOME do not like to boot directly to NTFS.
[16:22] <auronandace> L3top: ah, i've never used efi or uefi
[16:22] <martini> livingdaylight_: what means think so? did you really manually installed them?
[16:22] <MO_Handes> samuel, I don't give a shit about Windows, but the friend I'm trying to install Ubuntu for, wants to have the recovery partition for the time the Windows needs a repair or fresh install
[16:23] <IdleOne> MO_Handes: Please watch your language in here
[16:23] <ok_> L3top:  can see the logic in that, i only ever get there from grub or chimera and they don't have any issues with NTFS (that I've encountered)
[16:23] <auronandace> MO_Handes: you need to delete one of them, you can't have more than 4 primary partitions
[16:23] <progressivpirate> I am an amatuer linux user and I'm getting extremely frustrated. I can't get a simple cron job to run
[16:23] <livingdaylight_> martini: libdvdread4 or whatever its called
[16:23] <livingdaylight_> samuel: vlc
[16:24] <progressivpirate> I am trying to get this command to run once a minute. echo "TESTING" >> /home/user/test.log
[16:24] <b636bc7ca> MO_Handes: Delete the 320GB partition and make two extended partitions in that space, install W7 to one and Ubuntu to the other.
[16:24] <livingdaylight_> its playing, but the opening ''Contents'' where it say ''Play Movie'' You know how some dvd's come with chapters and various options. But vlc doesn't let me click on them so, have to find another way to move forward to the actual video portion
[16:25] <GeminiDomino> livingdaylight_: Do you have libdvdnav4 installed as well?
[16:25] <livingdaylight_> GeminiDomino: no?
[16:26] <MonkeyDust> MO_Handes  it's not like that, you create an extended partition of 200GB or so and inside that, you create the partitions you need
[16:26] <livingdaylight_> guys figured it out. on VLC have to go to ''Playback'' in panel and then in drop down menu there are the tracks
[16:26] <GeminiDomino> Okay, good
[16:26] <killer_> when i run cod i get "http://pastebin.com/tYUWGwWR"
[16:26] <Asar> so, can a person help troubleshoot the internet connection?
[16:27] <Asar> well, it's just the browser can't reach internet
[16:27] <piglit> anyone here experiance with proftpd?
[16:27] <Asar> am capable of using irc though
[16:27] <b636bc7ca> progressivpirate: What does your crontab line look like?
[16:27] <bhavesh> alt + right click to open drop down menu on gnome session fallback gnome-panel does not work for me. Also How do I add the System tab besides applications and Places as it was in ubuntu 10.10
[16:27] <MonkeyDust> what's this service called, that converts an ip address to an url?
[16:28] <piglit> i was wandering when i do this: http://www.unixmen.com/how-to-install-proftpd-tls-on-ubuntu/ what directories are exposed to users who log in to the ftp server?
[16:28] <Asar> dyndns MonkeyDust
[16:28] <bhavesh> Domain name service?
[16:28] <martini> Asar:wich Browser? when did it worked last time?
[16:28] <b636bc7ca> MonkeyDust: reverse DNS?
[16:28] <progressivpirate> do I have to restart cron everytime I edit cronbtab?
[16:28] <b636bc7ca> progressivpirate: No
[16:28] <Asar> it was working last night priori update... the browser is Chromium
[16:28] <MonkeyDust> Asar  you have a DNS issue, that's why you can't surf
[16:28] <Asar> yes MonkeyDust... can you help?
[16:28] <bhavesh> Asar: Same happened to me I had to change my Speed/Duplex settings.
[16:29] <Asar> bhavesh, gracias... can a person help with that?
[16:30] <bhavesh> Asar: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-change-network-card-speed-and-duplex-settings-in-ubuntu.html
[16:30] <m477> I have conected notebook to the wire network and nm-applet shows that I am disconnected, on the other hand second my laptop works with that (the both have the same ubuntu 12.04), any ideas what is wrong?
[16:30] <b636bc7ca> m477: What does "second my laptop" mean?
[16:30] <bhavesh> Asar: I changed the settings to 10Mbps half duplex using sudo ethtool -s eth0 autoneg off speed 10 duplex half after installing ethtool.
[16:31] <progressivpirate> my crontab looks like */1 * * * * /home/bob/wtf.sh
[16:31] <Asar> bhavesh, great, though can't see it
[16:31] <bhavesh> How can I right click on gnome-panel in gnome -sessioon-fallback
[16:31] <auronandace> b636bc7ca: i think he meant secondhand laptop
[16:31] <bonez2046> I need to scan documents and convert to .pdf , for which gscan2pdf works well. But, I also want to encrypt the .pdf's .. suggestions?
[16:31] <bhavesh> Asar: Cannot see what?
[16:31] <Asar> cannot reach the internet
[16:31] <MonkeyDust> Asar  what's in /etc/resolv.conf ? use pastbinit to show us
[16:31] <progressivpirate> wtf.sh looks like http://pastebin.com/Z9bMRVjU
[16:32] <martini> bhavesh: try alt/ctrl+right-click/click
[16:32] <Asar> cannot use a browser
[16:32] <Asar> just the irc
[16:32] <mnn> HELLO
[16:32] <auronandace> b636bc7ca: or rather, on the other hand, my second laptop...
[16:32] <bhavesh> martini, Alt + RMB / Alt + LMD / Ctrl + RMB / Ctrl + LMB does not work
[16:33] <Asar> # Dynamic resolv.conf(5) file for glibc resolver(3) generated by resolvconf(8)
[16:33] <Asar> #     DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE BY HAND -- YOUR CHANGES WILL BE OVERWRITTEN
[16:33] <Asar> nameserver 127.0.0.1
[16:33] <Asar> search att.net
[16:33] <FloodBot1> Asar: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:33] <mnn> Hello
[16:33] <bittyx-laptop> hi all, a quick question - i'm thinking about installing php on my laptop (ubuntu), and the recommended ubuntu/debian way is through apt-get - but they only seem to have packages labeled "php5" - as i have no idea which version of php this actually is, and i want to install a specific version (ie. 5.3.14), my only choice is to install php from source, right?
[16:33] <Asar> can not reach pastebin
[16:33] <Asar> sorry
[16:33] <b636bc7ca> Asar: 127.0.0.1 seems unlikely to be a valid DNS server
[16:33] <mnn> how are you all
[16:33] <Pici> bittyx-laptop: apt-cache show php5
[16:33] <bhavesh> Asar: try changing settings to 100Mbps full duplex/ 100MBps half duplex / 10Mbps full duplex then
[16:34] <b636bc7ca> bittyx-laptop: yes
[16:34] <b636bc7ca> m477: so one laptop will connect to the wired network, but another will not?
[16:34] <GeminiDomino> b636bc7ca: I've noticed an annoying tendency of Precise to have resolvconf do that on a few of my installs, too.
[16:34] <Asar> am not certain how to do such bhavesh
[16:34] <bhavesh> martini, Does it have somthing to do with not having installed the app which allows you to re arrange lists?
[16:34] <vesh7807> hi network options seems to be greyed out so cannot set static ip address. even tried terminal to no avail. only dhcp working. any ideas
[16:34] <bhavesh> Asar http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-change-network-card-speed-and-duplex-settings-in-ubuntu.html
[16:35] <b636bc7ca> Asar: Try editing /etc/resolv.conf to change 127.0.0.1 to 8.8.8.8 and see if it fixes your problem
[16:35] <bittyx-laptop> Pici: that command shows php5.3.3 - and that's kind of pretty old
[16:35] <m477> b636bc7ca: yes
[16:35] <Asar> bhavesh, you're siting an internet site that is unreachable
[16:35] <b636bc7ca> m477: Is it possible that whatever service provider rests at the other end of that connection only allows certain MACs?
[16:35] <Pici> bittyx-laptop: What release of UBuntu are you on?
[16:35] <m477> b636bc7ca: I have two notebooks
[16:35] <UICTamale> Hey everyone - As of a recent apt-get update && upgrade, I'm suddenly noticing really bad delays in using google Chrome - selecting text, scrolling, changing tabs - all these operations can take a few seconds now when they used to be instant.  Can anyone help? This is killing my productivity today.
[16:36] <Pici> bittyx-laptop: not that we have 5.3.14 available, but I don't see 5.3.3 in any of our supported releases.
[16:36] <Guest77340> WTF can't Lubuntu-12 make my touchpad work, while Puppylinux version of 2 years ago can?!?!?!
[16:36] <bhavesh> Asar: First you have to install ethtool with "sudo apt-get install ethtool net-tools" then check your speed/duplex settings with "ethtool eth0" and change the settings with "sudo ethtool -s eth0 autoneg off speed 10 duplex half" changing the 10/half
[16:36] <swaT30> UICTamale:  without any more details, I'd recommend using the restricted drivers
[16:36] <swaT30> for your video card
[16:36] <bittyx-laptop> Pici: i'm on ubuntu 10.10 - i know it's old, and i'll upgrade to 12.04 in the next few days
[16:37] <bhavesh> How can I right click on gnome-panel in gnome -sessioon-fallback?
[16:37] <b636bc7ca> m477: Every network card in the world has a (theoretically unique) identifier attached to it, called a "MAC address". Some ISPs, such as Comcast, will only allow a single MAC address from a given connection; adding a new machine on to that line will not work.
[16:37] <m477> b636bc7ca: no, there should be connection independently of MACs
[16:37] <Pici> bittyx-laptop: 12.04 only has 5.3.10 in it.
[16:37] <Guest77340> answer please. I'm attoniched that a stupid touchpad isn't recognized by Ubuntu12* system
[16:37] <bhavesh> Ctrl/Alt RMB/LMB does not work
[16:37] <Asar> bhavesh, unable to fetch the archives
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[16:38] <b636bc7ca> Asar: Try editing /etc/resolv.conf to change 127.0.0.1 to 8.8.8.8 and see if it fixes your problem
[16:38] <m477> b636bc7ca: I do not know what is ISP but I have been told that it should connect in this network
[16:38] <UICTamale> swaT30: yeah, I'm using the open source ones
[16:38] <Pici> !attitude | Guest77340
[16:38] <bittyx-laptop> Pici: i'm a web-dev, and i've grown sick and tired of windows, so i'm making a switch to doing all work in ubuntu - but my current wamp stack mostly mirrors my company's production servers (at least with software versions), and i'd like to do the same on ubuntu
[16:38] <Guest77340> ok ok I know by heart those sentences
[16:38] <bittyx-laptop> Pici: actually, taking a closer look, our production uses 5.3.13, we haven't switched to 5.3.14 yet
[16:38] <Guest77340> I just need some help for a so-simpe but difficult-to-solve problem
[16:39] <Asar> can't change it
[16:39] <martini> bhavesh: maybe alt+super+right-click
[16:39] <Asar> b636bc7ca
[16:39] <bhavesh> martini: love you :D  Worked :D thank you.
[16:39] <b636bc7ca> Asar: Why not?
[16:40] <Praxi> how come in unbuntu, my backspace key doesn't repeat, but in a XP vm on the ubuntu box, it does?
[16:40] <Guest77340> !touchpad
[16:40] <bhavesh> Asar: use sudo if it doesn't allow
[16:40] <Asar> gksu gedit
[16:40] <Pici> !who | Asar
[16:40] <martini> bhavesh: your'e welcome
[16:41] <Pici> bittyx-laptop: Then your only choice would be to compile from source, or search out a ppa that provides the version that you need.  Both options are at your own risk though.
[16:41] <Asar> ok, changed it... does it need reboot?
[16:41] <Saeryn> So same question as earlier, how do I get the information I see outputted to tty1 after a startx into a file, such as the text that gets spewed into tty1 right before a kernel panic, 10.04LTS
[16:41] <b636bc7ca> Asar: No
[16:41] <bhavesh> Asar: I guess it just needs reconnecting the network
[16:41] <chipcash> I'm here
[16:42] <ResQue> i set the flag GRUB_BACKGROUND=/boot/grub/test.png in /etc/default/grub and run the command grub-mkconfig but the image does not show up at boot time. Am i missing somethere here?
[16:42] <b636bc7ca> There's a key on my keyboard (right control key) that, when I hit it, all of a sudden I can only type accented characters; I believe this is called the 'Compose' key. 1) Am I right about its name? 2) How do I turn it off when I bump that key (short of logging out and back in)?
[16:42] <fabian__> Hello guys!
[16:43] <ResQue> b636bc7ca: if you go into settings>keyboard layout>advance settings there should be something in there to turn that key on or off
[16:43] <bittyx-laptop> Pici: well it's for my local dev-environment so it's not strictly a sensitive issue - as long as it mostly works correct. i've never compiled from source so it might be a good idea to try that out, but out of curiosity, where would i find a ppa that provides my desired version?
[16:43] <fabian__> My Ubuntu is showing some erros, I had a look at /var/log/syslog and found this before crash :  linux-System-Name kernel: [97030.942803] audit_printk_skb: 42 callbacks suppressed
[16:43] <b636bc7ca> ResQue: and if I'm not using X?
[16:43] <fabian__> Could someone help me to  figure how to solve it please?
[16:43] <Guest77340> pleaaaaaaaaase I can pay for some good support
[16:44] <ResQue> b636bc7ca: i am not sure sorry, i have only ever needed to change the settings once. If i fix this grub issue i will double check for you
[16:44] <Guest77340> just don't make me wait here for years
[16:44] <b636bc7ca> ResQue: Did you run update-grub?
[16:44] <mbalmer> whats the problem?
[16:44] <fabian__> It also showed :  linux-System-Name kernel: [97030.942803] audit_printk_skb: 42 callbacks suppressed
[16:44] <Pici> bittyx-laptop: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas provides a search
[16:44] <Guest77340> my touchpad isn't recognized by the systen mbalmer
[16:44] <fabian__> I mean : linux-System-Name kernel: [97030.942816] type=1400 audit(1342706983.682:26): apparmor="DENIED" operation="open" parent=1 profile="/usr/bin/evince-previewer" name="/home/linux/.cache/dconf/user" pid=5450 comm="evince-previewe" requested_mask="wc" denied_mask="wc" fsuid=1000 ou:
[16:44] <bhavesh> Guest77340: You may post on Ubuntu forums
[16:45] <b636bc7ca> Guest77340: *shrug* I've already been here about twice as long as you and have no more answer to my question than you do; some patience might be in order.
[16:45] <Guest77340> xinput list only shows (except keyboard) "virtual core pointer"
[16:45] <fabian__> Guest77340, what is your issue here san?
[16:45] <Guest77340> bhavesh: ubuntu forums are even more slow
[16:45] <ResQue> b636bc7ca: no, i was under the impression that the /boot/grub/grub.cfg is read at run time, is this correct?
[16:45] <mbalmer> write a device driver for your touchpad, then, I guess
[16:45] <martini> i want to reinstall my ubuntu. when i just copy my home folder, are the settings like usernames and passwords for e.g. filezilla in there and can i use them?
[16:45] <Guest77340> -.-
[16:45] <chipcash> hello all
[16:46] <bittyx-laptop> Pici: thank you very much, kind sir, i'll check that out
[16:46] <fabian__> Guest77340, why don't you change ditro to some more fast then?
[16:46] <ResQue> b636bc7ca: also i just checked update-grub is just a stub for grub-mkconfig, thanks anyway
[16:46] <Guest77340> mbalmer: the strange thing is that puppy linux (WOW puppy linux) does recognize it. and ubuntu, supported my shuttlewoorth's money, doesn't :O
[16:46] <b636bc7ca> bittyx-laptop: There's no promise you *CAN* find a PPA that packages your desired version, though.
[16:46] <chipcash>         I Have dl ed unetbootin
[16:46] <Guest77340> s/my/by
[16:46] <mbalmer> does it deliver data on a tty?
[16:47] <b636bc7ca> Guest77340: So use Puppy Linux, figure out how they're supporting it, and bring that over to Ubuntu.
[16:47] <Asar> anybody have any other suggestions?
[16:47] <Guest77340> what a lose of time
[16:47] <Jacruth> ey guys, do you know any CSV splitter?
[16:47] <bittyx-laptop> b636bc7ca: yeah, i'm beginning to see that. nevermind, i guess i could use some experience with installing php on my own
[16:47] <Guest77340> ubuntu sucks ,guys
[16:47] <mbalmer> no wait.
[16:47] <Guest77340> a stupid touchpad lol
[16:47] <Guest77340> bye
[16:47] <vesh7807> b636bc7ca: hi network options seems to be greyed out so cannot set static ip address. even tried terminal to no avail. only dhcp working. any ideas\
[16:47] <b636bc7ca> Asar: What does "dig google.com" say on a terminal?
[16:47] <Pici> Jacruth: splitter? Can you be more specific of what you're trying to accomplish?
[16:47] <mbalmer> what an ass...
[16:48] <b636bc7ca> vesh7807: What do you mean "tried terminal to no avail"?
[16:48] <fabian__> don't tell
[16:48] <ninjaaron> are there any Ubuntu Forum staff on here?
[16:48] <Jacruth> Pici, I want to split a CSV file into some CSV files
[16:48] <Asar> b636bc7ca it does not
[16:48] <Pici> ninjaaron: check out #ubuntuforums
[16:48] <Jacruth> Pici,  because OpenOffice can't process it all
[16:48] <Jacruth> it is too large
[16:48] <fabian__> shall I try to remove it?
[16:48] <fabian__> linux-System-Name kernel: [97030.942816] type=1400 audit(1342706983.682:26): apparmor="DENIED" operation="open" parent=1 profile="/usr/bin/evince-previewer" name="/home/linux/.cache/dconf/user" pid=5450 comm="evince-previewe" requested_mask="wc" denied_mask="wc" fsuid=1000 ou:
[16:48] <ninjaaron> thanks.
[16:48] <FloodBot1> fabian__: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:48] <Jacruth> too many rows
[16:48] <Asar> says "connection timed out, no servers could be reached"
[16:48] <Pici> Jacruth: You can use 'split' to split any file into any number of bytes/lined files.
[16:48] <b636bc7ca> Asar: and what about 'dig google.com @8.8.8.8'?
[16:49] <Jacruth> Even if it is CSV, Pici ?
[16:49] <Pici> Jacruth: a CSV is just a text file.
[16:49] <Saeryn> I'm getting a kernel panic that I wish to work through however the information that I see in TTY1 is not found or saved to any other log files it seems. How do I find what specific process is printing to tty1 so that I can also have it print to a text file as well and get some information about this kernel panic?
[16:49] <vesh7807> b636bc7ca:  i tried to set static ip address sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces and even restarted the interfaces to no avail as well
[16:50] <Asar> b636bc7ca, same thing, "connection timed out, no servers could be reached"
[16:50] <Pici> Jacruth: ie: split -l 50000 infile.txt outfile.     will produce a bunch of files called outfile.aa, outfile.ab, outfile.ac etc
[16:50] <b636bc7ca> Asar: traceroute -n 8.8.8.8
[16:50] <b636bc7ca> vesh7807: When you edited /etc/network/interfaces and did '/etc/init.d/networking restart', what happened?
[16:51] <Asar> do not have traceroute installed
[16:51] <bonez2046> install and then run it, asar
[16:52] <Asar> bonez2046, welcome to the conversation... can't install it... observe the "connection timed out, no servers could be reached" comment?
[16:52] <vesh7807> i used service networking restart as it says that init.d is depreciated it restarts the service fine but im still stuck with the dhcp address
[16:52] <b636bc7ca> Asar: You'll have to download it on another computer to some kind of portable media
[16:52] <vesh7807> b636bc7ca: i used service networking restart as it says that init.d is depreciated it restarts the service fine but im still stuck with the dhcp address
[16:52] <b636bc7ca> a flash drive, CD-R, etc.
[16:53] <b636bc7ca> vesh7807: is this on the same computer you're using IRC from?
[16:53] <Asar> yes, have a flash drive... sec b636bc7ca, do not go anywhere, & give a link for downloading it & stand by for install instructions por favor
[16:53] <vesh7807> yeah
[16:53] <^Mike\b> How can I ask my system what kind of controller my SSD has?
[16:53] <vesh7807> b636bc7ca: yeah
[16:53] <b636bc7ca> hm, that makes it hard to test out things
[16:54] <bonez2046> Asar: if you can't reach any servers, or the 'net, how are you here, how are you in this net based conversation?
[16:54] <b636bc7ca> vesh7807: pastebin your /etc/network/interfaces
[16:54] <fabian__> I guess Firefox is too heavy to my computer, is there another browser I could install?
[16:54] <Asar> bonez, irc works
[16:54] <beandog> fabian__: try midori
[16:54] <Asar> not certain the reason
[16:54] <bonez2046> right, but not apt-get install traceroute?
[16:54] <bonez2046> hmm
[16:54] <Asar> nope
[16:54] <Asar> :/
[16:54] <b636bc7ca> bonez2046: In other words - he doesn't know - somehow he managed to get on IRC before he started having networking problems
[16:54] <vesh7807> b636bc7ca: auto lo
[16:54] <vesh7807> iface lo inet loopback
[16:55] <Asar> ok, where to download traceroute for ubuntu?
[16:55] <b636bc7ca> vesh7807: Don't paste it in the channel
[16:55] <b636bc7ca> Asar: packages.ubuntu.org
[16:55] <freenetwork> i need help( b4313 wifi+ubuntu 12.04 i need monitor mode
[16:55] <b636bc7ca> oops, sorry - .com not .org
[16:55] <vesh7807> b636bc7ca: ok im new to this channel where should i paste
[16:55] <b636bc7ca> too many years of p.d.o
[16:56] <b636bc7ca> vesh7807: so am I, but look at the topic
[16:56] <ResQue> freenetwork: if you network card, and network card drivers support it you can type in "iwconfig mode monitor"
[16:56] <fabian__> beandog, thank you
[16:56] <martini> vesh7807: how about pastebin?
[16:57] <freenetwork> my network card in ubuntu 10/04 support monitor mode, then 12/04 no worked
[16:57] <nicoAMG> fabian__, low sytem resources due to slow processor and short RAM?
[16:57] <vesh7807> b636bc7ca: i dont get what you asking me to do??? sorry for my ignorance
[16:58] <b636bc7ca> vesh7807: Do you see the channel topic at or near the top of your IRC window?
[16:58] <sqrt7744> does anyone know how to set a modeline for an intel chip in 12.04? There doesn't seem to be an xorg.conf anymore... these new fandangled linux's really throw the old hat's for a loop.
[16:58] <freenetwork> cry, go to mint((
[16:58] <b636bc7ca> vesh7807: Starts with "Official Ubuntu Support Channel | IRC Guidelines ..."
[16:58] <fabian__> nicoAMG, how do I do that, each upgrade this machine suffers the system gose down a little.
[16:59] <vesh7807> b636bc7ca: yeah
[16:59] <Pici> !paste | vesh7807
[16:59] <b636bc7ca> vesh7807: In that line, you'll see where it tells you where to paste.
[17:00] <sirriffsalot> Hi, I've moved my computer up to the attic with a 12.04 installation and spent a day trying to figure out why connecting it upstairs won't work.. I've come to the point where I've taken one long cable from the second floor, directly from the router, into the computer and still it won't work..
[17:00] <nicoAMG> fabian__, old computer or so?
[17:00] <b636bc7ca> vesh7807: At that URL, or one of the ones ubottu just gave you, paste the full contents of your /etc/network/interfaces file, and give us the URL
[17:00] <fabian__> nicoAMG, yep
[17:00] <Saeryn> So then no one knows what the stdout is on TTY1 in Lucid? Such as during a Kernel Panic?
[17:00] <notk0> hello, I am trying to disable the touchpad when another mouse is connected
[17:00] <sirriffsalot> I'm real stuck and would appreciate help..:)
[17:01] <notk0> I tried installing gsynaptics but it doesn't seem to work, no menu entry
[17:01] <nicoAMG> fabian__, hmm. no magic solutions man...
[17:01] <notk0> I also tried gpointing-device-settings but it doesn't save anything
[17:01] <notk0> and when I launch it I get An X error occurred. The error was BadAtom (invalid Atom parameter)
[17:01] <sirriffsalot> I'm sitting on a laptop with the internet cable hooked up to a laptop right next to the computer that won't adhere to connecting to the internet here...
[17:01] <Asar> ok, got traceroute
[17:01] <Asar> b636bc7ca, you still here?
[17:01] <Saeryn> sirriffsalot: Are you saying your WiFi wont work in your attic?
[17:02] <notk0> hello?
[17:02] <nicoAMG> fabian__, how old is the system?... architecture, resources available, etc
[17:02] <sirriffsalot> Saeryn, my WiFi?
[17:02] <fabian__> nicoAMG, very
[17:02] <b636bc7ca> Asar: Yes
[17:02] <Saeryn> sirriffsalot: Are you trying to get wireless internet in your attic when the router is down strairs? (forgive me if I misunderstood)
[17:02] <TheWhiteHatter> L3top: any midnight epiphanies?
[17:03] <Asar> ok, the ubuntu software center opened, so good
[17:03] <sirriffsalot> Saeryn, oh, hehe, no... Wire-connected...
[17:03] <vesh7807> b636bc7ca: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1100433/
[17:03] <nicoAMG> fabian__, some like pentium I / Pentium II?
[17:03] <Asar> installing traceroute is a peice of cake now
[17:03] <Asar> ok, so traceroute is installed
[17:03] <sirriffsalot> Saeryn, it simply refuses to connect to the same network as it always has, all that is different is that I have changed a port in which the computer receives the internet from.. This is completely ridiculous
[17:03] <Asar> too bad there's not a dns fix install
[17:04] <Asar> could just install a peice of software & have internet
[17:04] <sirriffsalot> Saeryn, this 12.04 network-manager is too smart for it's own good:P
[17:05] <Asar> so, b636bc7ca, what now?
[17:05] <nicoAMG> fabian__, ?
[17:05] <DJRWolf> how good is Banshee and Rhythmbox at syncing with an iOS device?
[17:07] <mimimi> anyone here who can help me installing tor browser bundle? i've already downloaded and extractet it but it doesnt work? (12.04)
[17:07] <notk0> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gpointing-device-settings/+bug/879719
[17:07] <notk0> what is the status of this?
[17:08] <mimimi> Vidalia exited abnormally.  Exit code: 2
[17:09] <t00tie> hi. What sw can I use to run a webcam. I havn't bought a cam yet either, any recommendations for a cheap one? I'm considering a Creative WebCam Live! Cam Socialize L8
[17:09] <Asar> b636bc7ca, are you there?
[17:09] <Saeryn> So then no one knows what the stdout is on TTY1 in Lucid? Such as during a Kernel Panic? I was thinking it's Xorg.0.log but what I see right before the panic isn't saved in that log.
[17:09] <Asar> t00tie, use "Cheese"
[17:09] <nicoAMG> fabian__, if your computer is very old and has low processor speed/ram, you must to take actions like switch to a lightweight desktop environment to free up system resources
[17:10] <fabian__> nicoAMG, old computer mate.
[17:10] <fabian__> nicoAMG, like which one for example?
[17:10] <t00tie> ty Asar
[17:10] <Asar> your welcome :)
[17:10] <iceroot> Saeryn: the kernel is not able to log that on a file
[17:11] <iceroot> Saeryn: its stderr on tty
[17:11] <nicoAMG> fabian__, are you running Gnome?
[17:11] <Asar> personally have a creative cam... think they're kinda cheap, though what is to be expected 10 year old hardware? hehe
[17:11] <Asar> Cheese will operate your cam just good enough though t00tie
[17:11] <Saeryn> iceroot So there is no way to either copy it or redirect it?
[17:12] <Asar> would love to download a thing to fix the dns problem
[17:12] <b636bc7ca> Asar: Did you do a traceroute -n 8.8.8.8 yet, as I asked?
[17:12] <Asar> not yet
[17:12] <iceroot> Saeryn: kernel-panics, no
[17:12] <Asar> needed the command again... didn't look back
[17:12] <iceroot> Saeryn: not with the default kernel config (imo)
[17:13] <braindea1> hey i have a corrupt python installation which doesnt allow me to install software from soft-center and makes system unstable, any idea how i can fix that without having to reinstall OS
[17:13] <t00tie> there's no traceroute on ubuntu and that _is_ a bug
[17:13] <nicoAMG> fabian__, xfce for example: http://www.xfce.org/
[17:13] <iceroot> Saeryn: there are network-loggers which are storing that output but directly to a file is normally not possible
[17:13] <vesh7807> b636bc7ca:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/1100433/
[17:13] <Saeryn> Damn.
[17:13] <Asar> traceroute to 8.8.8.8 (8.8.8.8), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
[17:14] <Asar> send: Operation not permitted
[17:14] <iceroot> t00tie: tracepath host
[17:14] <scott_z> Is there a channel for gparted?
[17:14] <Saeryn> Oh well. See iceroot basically I have a USB Webcam it has a finicky cord, whenever I move it in the slightest, X goes unresponsive and kernel panic. However no kernel panic when there is no X session started via startx.
[17:14] <t00tie> that's not traceroute!!! nor is mtr
[17:15] <Saeryn> Only information I've been able to find in any log or output is that mainly, tons of output in a matter of seconds but I can't save any of it :P
[17:15] <Saeryn> Catch-22
[17:15] <iceroot> Saeryn: camera and but it to a bug-report
[17:15] <iceroot> Saeryn: i was doing the same when facing kernel-panics
[17:15] <b636bc7ca> Asar: route -en | grep '^0'
[17:16] <Asar> b636bc7ca?
[17:16] <Asar> huh?
[17:16] <TheWhiteHatter> my pc fan still isn't spinning...
[17:16] <b636bc7ca> Asar: Run that
[17:16] <b636bc7ca> Asar: route -en | grep '^0'
[17:17] <Saeryn> iceroot that may just work, I didn't think about using my new phone to try to capture what I can... Just got it the other day :P Thank you Iceroot.
[17:17] <braindea1> anybody can answer how can i fix that ?
[17:17] <Asar> b636bc7ca: 0.0.0.0         192.168.1.254   0.0.0.0         UG        0 0          0 eth0
[17:17] <TheWhiteHatter> braindea1: what's the problem?
[17:17] <nicoAMG> fabian__, there is a Ubuntu versión that integrates the XFCE  desktop evironment (www.xubuntu.org)
[17:17] <Asar> though it's suppose to be 127.0.0.1
[17:18] <braindea1> TheWhiteHatter: My python installation has been corrupted
[17:18] <DarkAceLaptop> This is really starting to annoy: Keyboard shortcuts do not work. I think this also goes with the fact it does not notice when I hold down ALT and right-click a panel tool.
[17:18] <Resinator> is it possible that somehow some way the iso i got is corrupt even though it meets the md5 requirement
[17:18] <TheWhiteHatter> braindea1: did you try just reinstalling?
[17:18] <braindea1> so it doesnt allow me to install any packges from software center
[17:19] <auronandace> Resinator: maybe it isn't the cd but the cd drive
[17:19] <Resinator> i tried from a flash drive today
[17:19] <braindea1> yeah i did sudo apt-get purge python and then apt-get install python, no effect
[17:19] <fabian__> If I am looking for a complete hardware overview of my computer like this : https://gist.github.com/3092035 what is the terminal command I should use ?
[17:19] <Resinator> and downloaded the iso a second time
[17:19] <martini> braindea1: try sudo apt-get reinstall in a terminal
[17:19] <Resinator> and according to the website my hardware should be compatible
[17:20] <fabian__> nicoAMG, ok, I will have a look at that, thank you.
[17:20] <braindea1> martini: okay lemme try
[17:20] <Guest57553> ita
[17:20] <nicoAMG> fabian__, no problem, Go ahead!
[17:20] <b636bc7ca> Asar: No, that should NOT be 127.0.0.1
[17:20] <Guest57553> italia
[17:20] <Asar> b636bc7ca, no?
[17:21] <TheWhiteHatter> braindea1: try  " sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[17:21] <b636bc7ca> Asar: If your default gateway is the lo interface, you can't get any network traffic off your machine
[17:21] <Asar> ahh
[17:21] <Asar> ok
[17:21] <Resinator> still the same problem from the flash drive, during the initial boot of the setup the dots will be turning red and white, then just stop
[17:21] <braindea1> martini: I am not sure if there is apt-get reinstall or re-install option
[17:21] <braindea1> I get Invalid operation
[17:21] <TheWhiteHatter> hmmm
[17:21] <b636bc7ca> Asar: Is 192.168.1.254 your router?
[17:21] <Asar> yes
[17:21] <braindea1> TheWhiteHatter: okay lemme try
[17:22] <b636bc7ca> Asar: can you ping it?
[17:22] <Asar> though can't reach the gui in the browser
[17:22] <Saeryn> Thanks again iceroot.
[17:22] <Asar> not in the browser
[17:22] <Asar> can you give instructions to check in the terminal?
[17:22] <fabian__> Could someone please paste the default samba config file for me please?
[17:23] <TheWhiteHatter> yeah, just give me the path
[17:23] <ResQue> is it safe to delete everything in /var/log?
[17:23] <TheWhiteHatter> braindea1: anything happen?
[17:23] <martini> braindea1: try remove then install it again
[17:23] <TheWhiteHatter> he did
[17:24] <vesh7807> Asar: what issue are you experiencing
[17:24] <fabian__> Could someone please paste the default samba config file for me please?
[17:24] <b636bc7ca> Asar: "ping 192.168.1.254"
[17:24] <martini> braindea1: or --reinstall
[17:24] <Asar> yeah, it's pinging
[17:24] <Resinator> there's gotta be a reason this install wont run
[17:24] <kselltrum> Hellow. how to make kernel module from source (generate *ko file)? I do not want to recompile kernel but i want to replace compiled module.
[17:24] <b636bc7ca> Asar: ping 8.8.8.8
[17:24] <Asar> umm, after an update, am not able to reach the internet using the browsers
[17:25] <Asar> how to stop a ping?
[17:25] <ickefes> why does this script not start the program at the end? http://pastebin.com/t9fkXvBs
[17:25] <b636bc7ca> Asar: Ctrl-c
[17:25] <vesh7807> Asar: ok do nslookup 192.168.1.254
[17:25] <DragonATX> everything works fine
[17:25] <TheWhiteHatter> ‏
[17:25] <DragonATX> just wanted to say that
[17:25] <braindea1> martini: --reinstall => not working...
[17:26] <Asar> vesh7807 "connection timed out. No Servers found"
[17:26] <braindea1> TheWhiteHatter: dist-upgrade seems to work, lemme check thoroughly though
[17:26] <Asar> think it's a dns thing
[17:26] <vesh7807> Asar: ok now paste this on your browser
[17:26] <martini> braindea1: ok. this should work: sudo apt-get install --reinstall
[17:26] <Asar> was playing with opensim yesterday
[17:26] <vesh7807> Asar: 74.125.233.23
[17:26] <Asar> paste what vesh?
[17:26] <Asar> oh
[17:27] <Resinator> do u think that i could try the windows installer?
[17:28] <Asar> Chromium's connection attempt to 74.125.233.23 was rejected
[17:28] <braindea1> martini: Thanks, but i think there is no --reinstall anywhere
[17:28] <Resinator> even though i dont want to install alongside windows, i just want ubuntu i dont care what i have to do to get it
[17:28] <vesh7807> Asar: try another browser
[17:28] <Asar> there is a thing blocking the browser
[17:28] <Asar> tried firefox
[17:28] <TheWhiteHatter> did it work braindea?
[17:28] <vesh7807> Asar: ping the address
[17:29] <auronandace> Resinator: try using your iso in a vm, if it works there but you can't boot on hardware then it's likely your hardware at fault
[17:29] <vesh7807> Asar: do you have any other computers connected to that network - are you able to browse on another
[17:29] <martini> braindea1: --reinstall is the parameter for install. you have to add the package, you want to reinstall
[17:29] <Asar> vesh7807 unable to connect
[17:29] <scott_z> What is gparted checking to determine that I have a bad sector on my hard drive and cannot resize my ntfs partition?
[17:30] <Asar> yes vesh, can use a different machine to get things
[17:30] <sutterCane> also compare md5 hash pf iso with the one on the website. if you burn use slow speed like 8x
[17:30] <duval> rapido59
[17:30] <Asar> wish there was a thing to reset the connection settings
[17:30] <fabian__> Could someone please paste the default samba config file for me please?
[17:31] <Asar> IPv6 was enabled posteri the update
[17:31] <vesh7807> Asar: seems like the tcp/ip stack or dns but im new to ubuntu
[17:31] <Asar> where it was set to ignore priori
[17:31] <MyWay> somebody can help me with irqpoll, please? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099639/
[17:31] <MyWay> my ubuntu randomly terminate the session :(
[17:31] <Asar> it's potentially tcp/ip... was messing with opensim & trying to do port forwarding
[17:32] <fabian__> Could someone please paste the default samba config file for me please?
[17:32] <Asar> HEY, GOT IT WORKING!
[17:32] <Asar> DAMN THING
[17:32] <Asar> PERSONAL FAULT
[17:32] <FloodBot1> Asar: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:33] <vesh7807> Asar: please tell
[17:33] <MonkeyDust> Asar  for future reference
[17:33] <TheWhiteHatter> I think Asar got muted ol
[17:33] <TheWhiteHatter> lol*
[17:33] <Asar> it was the firewall settings... had it set to restrictive by default
[17:33] <Asar> the firestarter firewall
[17:33] <fabian__> Could someone please paste the default samba config file for me please?
[17:33] <vesh7807> Asar: maybe you can help me with something
[17:33] <Asar> ok
[17:33] <Asar> shoot
[17:34] <vesh7807> Asar: im unable to set a static ip address, network options is greyed out
[17:34] <Asar> umm, ok, can do static
[17:35] <Asar> are you on 12.04?
[17:35] <vesh7807> Asar: yeah
[17:35] <Asar> ok, there's an icon on the top right, your "connection settings"
[17:35] <Asar> select "Options"
[17:35] <Asar> configure your static...
[17:36] <Asar> you need help amigo?
[17:36] <vesh7807> Asar: will it make a difference if im using gnome 3.5xxx
[17:36] <Asar> yeah, gnome 3.5 is good
[17:36] <Asar> just go to "Network Settings > Options"
[17:37] <vesh7807> Asar: options button is greyed out
[17:37] <the_dudez0r> Ubuntu's progress has been incredible. In 10years ubuntu gonna beat Windows for sure
[17:37] <Maria_> 1
[17:37] <Asar> vesh7807, under "Wired"?
[17:37] <TheWhiteHatter> heck, for me it beats windows now
[17:37] <vesh7807> Asar: wired and wireless yes
[17:38] <OerHeks> the_dudez0r, bug 1 is still current.
[17:38] <killer> i have 2 ubuntu pc's ...i downloaded packages for one.....and don't want to download for second again
[17:38] <Asar> ah right... then click on your network specific
[17:38] <Asar> if it's called "Wired", then use that
[17:38] <fabian__> If I put a icon on the top bar how can I remove it?
[17:38] <agentgasmask> Hi all. Is Open office.org still available in the repo? I don't want lebreoffice.
[17:38] <PhantomPhreak53> Is there a way to prevent a user from navigating out of there home directory. I don't want them to be able to cd /etc/ or what ever
[17:39] <martini> in xchat, how do i change the color of what i said?
[17:39] <vesh7807> Asar: i cant configure the interface without getting into options - thats the problem
[17:39] <PhantomPhreak53> via FTP and SSH
[17:39] <Asar> hmm
[17:39] <Praxi> agentgasmask, may I ask why you aren't interested in libreoffice?
[17:39] <Asar> & you have not used 1 priori
[17:39] <fabian__> If I put a icon on the top bar how can I remove it?
[17:39] <mkumba> Is there a way to force a boot into Ubuntu without grub?
[17:39] <fabian__> Could someone please paste the default samba config file for me please?
[17:39] <vesh7807> Asar: options button is greyed out on the interfaces - wired and wireless
[17:39] <Asar> sec, go into "System Settings"
[17:39] <bekks> agentgasmask: Sure. But why exactly you dont want libreoffice?
[17:39] <vesh7807> Asar: ok
[17:40] <Asar> vesh7807, use System Settings > Network, see if it's the same
[17:40] <Asar> you should have "Options" available
[17:41] <vesh7807> Asar: options is available but greyed out
[17:41] <Asar> if not, go to the "Network Proxy" & tell what you have
[17:41] <Asar> vesh7807, wait, you can get into the "Options" tab?
[17:41] <dcullen> OK, I can't install the PowerVR SGX drivers on the PandaBoard 12.04 Ubuntu. Can ye help me? Or do I need to ask in #pandaboard
[17:42] <noiro> Hey guys
[17:42] <vesh7807> Asar: network proxy none, no i cant get into the options tab as its greyed out
[17:42] <DanielHoffman> This may seem like an xbox problem but it is piping through an ubuntu server, when i try to join a freind in a game it stalls and it says "Cant Connect to Party, there may be network problems". How do i fix this
[17:42] <Asar> vesh7807, in the terminal do "ifconfig" & set your mac address
[17:42] <agentgasmask> Praxi: Sure. I have 40-50 presets in the "styles and formating" menu that I have created, and when I open my document (spredsheet) in localc, it looks like a retard made it. The underlines are all big and thick and look like they have a drop shadow on them. I have hundreds of spredsheets that I don't have the time (and I think no one has the time ) to fix. If you know how to make localc read .ods files created by oocalc cor
[17:42] <fabian__> Could someone please paste the default samba config file for me please?
[17:42] <Asar> sheesh vesh7807, that's kinda tough... not certain what to suggest off hand
[17:43] <Asar> sec, did you google your problem?
[17:43] <dcullen> fabian__: How about I use pastebin?
[17:43] <agentgasmask> I realy am willing to try to fix this if someone can point me in the right direction.
[17:43] <vesh7807> Asar: for about a week now and i never want to move/use windows again
[17:43] <fabian__> dcullen, yes, that is what I am talking about, would you mind please ?
[17:43] <Praxi> agentgasmask, ahh interesting.  I was under the impression that LO was just a recent fork and should work.
[17:44] <dcullen> fabian__: Will do. Give me a few seconds.
[17:44] <bekks> agentgasmask: Did you try the same with openoffice yet? ;)
[17:44] <fabian__> dcullen, magnificent, I wait :D
[17:44] <agentgasmask> Praxi: As was I... it is quite strange.
[17:44] <DanielHoffman> if it helps i have the contents of rc.local (the iptables are in there)
[17:44] <Asar> vesh7807, did you install the "Network Manager Applet"?
[17:44] <agentgasmask> bekks: yes, the file opens fine on another machine that has openoffice installed.
[17:45] <Maria_> card with chip CX25821do not work. any /dev/videoX devices not created. module cx25821 load, but fail in start. Device: S-80200E  OS:Ubuntu 12.04
[17:45] <vesh7807> Asar: how can i be sure that its done
[17:45] <agentgasmask> bekks: That machine is running ubuntu 10.04. The new one is running xubuntu 12.04
[17:45] <bekks> agentgasmask: Is it the same Ubuntu version with the same openoffice version installed?
[17:45] <Praxi> agentgasmask, I know for my LO, I had to uninstall the one from the repositories and install from the LO website.  I wasn't experiencing the same problem though
[17:45] <Asar> vesh7807, am going to get that info for you, sec
[17:45] <bekks> agentgasmask: Then the openoffice versions will differ.
[17:46] <agentgasmask> bekks: So this could be a *office problem with just version incompatability... That would be bad!
[17:46] <Asar> vesh, sec
[17:46] <bekks> agentgasmask: Thats why you have to test it before blaming libreoffice :)
[17:47] <vesh7807> Asar: cause if i search for network connections the applet is there but i cant see the interface i use, if i try to set a static address it errors connection add failed - connection not visible or not available
[17:47] <agentgasmask> bekks: haha, I'm not trying to point fingers or throw blame arround. :) we are all in this together. :)
[17:47] <TheWhiteHatter> Wow, you should see the guy who just contacted me
[17:47] <TheWhiteHatter> http://imgur.com/MADRr
[17:47] <martini> ok, i can figured out how to change the color of my name. how about the text?
[17:47] <Asar> vesh7807, guess is you don't have the nm-applet installed
[17:47] <jtran> anyone know which pkg (12.04) has /proc/net/ip_acct?
[17:47] <Asar> try Synaptic vesh7807
[17:48] <agentgasmask> bekks: Ok, so what is the package name for Openoffice.org now. I tried to install the package "openoffice.org" and it installed libreoffice.
[17:48] <vise890> hi guys, the ##linuxmint channel is dead so i'll ask here
[17:48] <agentgasmask> s/1st'.'/?
[17:48] <DJones> !mint | vise890
[17:48] <Cyclohexane> do i need dropbear and ssh both running?
[17:49] <TheWhiteHatter> !list
[17:49] <Asar> vesh7807, go to Synaptic & type in "network manager applet" & you'll see a package with an Ubuntu logo next to it
[17:49] <vise890> ubottu: cheers
[17:49] <Asar> vesh7807, curious if the box is green
[17:50] <TheWhiteHatter> !potato
[17:50] <TheWhiteHatter> darn...
[17:50] <rtweeg> Good afternoon. I need to update my version of ubuntu "ubuntu 8.10 intrepid" and am not finding any repositories that works. Had some sources.list still work with this version of ubuntu?
[17:50] <dcullen> fabian__: http://pastebin.com/u4S1K6M4
[17:51] <DJones> !eol | rtweeg
[17:51] <glebihan> !eol > rtweeg
[17:51] <TheWhiteHatter> darn, I can't edit what the bot says...
[17:51] <vesh7807> Asar: its installed - trying to reinstall it
[17:51] <vesh7807> Asar: which box you talking about
[17:51] <crimsonmane> glebihan: can you confirm spotchat is temporarily out of service?
[17:52] <DJones> rtweeg: 8.10 hasn't been supported since April 2010
[17:52] <Jak2000> hi dj_ryan
[17:52] <glebihan> crimsonmane, offtopic here, but no it's not
[17:52] <Resinator> so since the install wouldnt work as it's intended, i tried the windows installer
[17:52] <Resinator> and it got all the way done almost, then said this
[17:52] <vesh7807> Asar: reinstalled same thing
[17:52] <Resinator> AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'get_info'
[17:53] <TheWhiteHatter> hey! I got my CPU cores down to 45!
[17:54] <vesh7807> Asar: is this perhaps not a bug for gnome 3.5xxxx
[17:54] <Asar> vesh7807, reinstall, see if your "Options" button is available
[17:54] <Asar> vesh7807, yeah, there was mention of a bug on the web
[17:54] <agentgasmask> Does anyone know the package name for openofice.org? Not libreofice.
[17:55] <Asar> it was in the bugs.launchpad.org website
[17:55] <dcullen> agentgasmask: openoffice.org?
[17:55] <Asar> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/paprefs/+bug/829051
[17:55] <TheWhiteHatter> package name is openoffice.org3
[17:55] <vesh7807> what ppas are you using for the version of gnome u have
[17:56] <agentgasmask> dcullen: that installs libreoffice oddly enough.
[17:56] <TheWhiteHatter> Sorry
[17:56] <Asar> oooh, just the default ones vesh7807
[17:56] <dcullen> agentgasmask: lol, that sucks!
[17:56] <TheWhiteHatter> Open office became libre office, didn't it?
[17:56] <agentgasmask> TheWhiteHatter: Thanks. I'll check it out.
[17:56] <TheWhiteHatter> PEOPLE'S COLORS KEEP CHANGING, I DO NOT LIKE THIS
[17:57] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: lay off the mercury, maybe
[17:57] <TheWhiteHatter> lol
[17:57] <bwat47> TheWhiteHatter: openoffice is controlled by apache now, its still around.
[17:57] <TheWhiteHatter> ah
[17:57] <TheWhiteHatter> I thought LibreOffice=OpenOffice
[17:57] <bekks> TheWhiteHatter: The have different names... :P
[17:57] <dcullen> agentgasmask: I get this with apt-cach search openoffice: libreoffice-l10n-common - common files for LibreOffice language and help packages
[17:58] <dcullen> agentgasmask: But I don't see any openoffice*common
[17:58] <crimsonmane> oracle bought openoffice and started doing things the founders disagreed with. so they made libreoffice.
[17:58] <bwat47> TheWhiteHatter: libreoffice is a fork
[17:58] <fabian__> dcullen, tahnk you very much man!
[17:58] <dcullen> fabian__: You are more then welcome
[17:58] <MonkeyDust> dcullen  IIRC, oracle even stopped maintaining open office
[17:59] <fabian__> If I put a icon on the top bar how can I remove it?
[17:59] <agentgasmask> So does anyone know if Open Office.org is in the repos? I can only find an RPM file from their website. :(
[17:59] <dcullen> agentgasmask: OK, I see this: openoffice.org-common - office productivity suite -- arch-independent files
[17:59] <vesh7807> Asar: thanks for your assistance, the bug is relating to something else. i'll keep researching and see what i can come up with
[17:59] <fabian__> dcullen, :D
[17:59] <bwat47> MonkeyDust: yes, but its currently maintained by apache, oracle donated the license to them
[17:59] <agentgasmask> dcullen: Ok, let me check that real quick.
[17:59] <bekks> agentgasmask: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=openoffice&searchon=names&suite=precise&section=all
[17:59] <bekks> openoffice is still in the repos.
[17:59] <TheWhiteHatter> Darn, my icepack isn't cold anymore, now my cores are heating up...
[18:00] <Asar> vesh7807, anytime :)
[18:00] <TheWhiteHatter> ssensors
[18:01] <TheWhiteHatter> I started using guake yesterday, it's AWESOME
[18:01] <glebihan> agentgasmask, dcullen : openoffice packages in the repos are what's called transitional packages. They do not actually contain anything, their only goal was to make the transition from openoffce to libreoffice when ubuntu made the switch. Installing the openoffice package is pointless
[18:03] <agentgasmask> bekks: Aparently it only installs libreoffice. it's as if it's defying my commands! :(
[18:03] <glebihan> agentgasmask, did you read what I just said ?
[18:03] <agentgasmask> glebihan: Yes, so that means there are now packages in the rep for openoffice.org?
[18:03] <glebihan> agentgasmask, that's right
[18:04] <glebihan> agentgasmask, err, it means there are *no* packages for openoffice (guess that's what you meant ?)
[18:04] <agentgasmask> glebihan: yes, I was just writing back to bekks first to finish the back-and-forth we started... Thanks for you help.
[18:04] <glebihan> agentgasmask, you're welcome
[18:04] <agentgasmask> glebihan: haha, yeah. s/now/no
[18:04] <zneic> hy, does ubuntu 12.04 support asus x71sl?
[18:04] <urullica> HOLA  AMIGOS
[18:04] <urullica> perdon
[18:05] <fabian__> If I put a icon on the top bar how can I remove it?
[18:05] <dcullen> agentgasmask: Yeah, I got off my can and opened aptitude and looked: openoffice.org is transitional.
[18:05] <urullica> no  medi  cuntas  de  las  maysculas
[18:05] <metabill> can I install Java 7 in older Ubuntu releases? I'm stuck on 10.04, but can update to 11.10. any chance to get Java 7 on there?
[18:05] <agentgasmask> glebihan: any hints on the formats and styles problem I posted in the scoll-back?
[18:05] <glebihan> agentgasmask, no sorry, I actually very rarely use libreoffice
[18:06] <zneic> hy, does ubuntu 12.04 support asus x71sl?
[18:06] <agentgasmask> glebihan: Ok, thanks, just thought I would ask. :)
[18:07] <dcullen> agentgasmask: http://www.openoffice.org/download/
[18:07] <agentgasmask> dcullen: Thanks. :) Downloading now.
[18:07] <dcullen> agentgasmask: Mostly pasted it for posterity, in case someone reads this log later
[18:08] <TheWhiteHatter> I can't edit this file, even as root
[18:08] <agentgasmask> Anyone have any thought on installing from deb files? Can you stiil use apt-get remove to get rid of it?
[18:08] <TheWhiteHatter> wtf?
[18:08] <zneic> hy, does ubuntu 12.04 support asus x71sl?
[18:08] <agentgasmask> TheWhiteHatter: what file?
[18:08] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: Check the SELinux permissions
[18:08] <TheWhiteHatter> It can't edit / or anything in it.  Other than my home folder
[18:09] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: ls -Zl <filename>
[18:09] <emuhelp> test
[18:09] <dcullen> emuhelp: This is a radio check, you are 5 by 5
[18:09] <agentgasmask> emuhelp: Test worked
[18:09] <TheWhiteHatter> There's a question mark next to each file
[18:09] <emuhelp> it works -finally I find that 'empathy' can do irc....
[18:09] <dcullen> lol
[18:10] <TheWhiteHatter> dcullen: there's a question mark next to each file
[18:10] <TheWhiteHatter> and I'm root
[18:10] <zneic> hy, does ubuntu 12.04 support asus x71sl?
[18:10] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: now it's time to do some googling on selinux
[18:11] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: How did you become root? su - or sudo bash?
[18:11] <TheWhiteHatter> su
[18:11] <agentgasmask> dcullen: also sudo -i
[18:11] <emuhelp> If this isn't the place to ask a question here, sorry and please correct/redirect me. I need help getting QEMU to run (so I can debug GRUB2 so I can install Ubuntu).
[18:11] <glebihan> agentgasmask, about deb files : yes you can uninstall with apt-get if you install packages with deb files
[18:12] <TheWhiteHatter> dcullen: i'm using su
[18:12] <dcullen> emuhelp: What type of QEMU? x86?
[18:12] <TheWhiteHatter> dcullen: mkdir, cp, mv, nothing works
[18:12] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: Is there anything that _does_ work?
[18:12] <TheWhiteHatter> not that I know of
[18:12] <emuhelp> Standard qemu running on a standard x86 desktop PC, Ubuntu 10.04.4, nothing rare.
[18:12] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: run mount and see if the file system is read only
[18:13] <TheWhiteHatter> I can't edit anything that isn't in /home/Home
[18:13] <dcullen> emuhelp: Are you trying to use an x86 root file system? Or are you running pure "qemu"?
[18:13] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: Maybe the rest of the file system was remounted ro, and /home/Home was mounted rw on top of that
[18:14] <pranjal710> Hello, My wireless network shows "unmanaged", what could be the reason?
[18:14] <TheWhiteHatter> i did mount the file system on a liveCD last time I booted
[18:14] <escott> is anyone else experiencing slow scripts with youtube+html5+firefox 14.0.1
[18:14] <TheWhiteHatter> would that cause a problem?
[18:14] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: run mount and give us a link to a pastebin
[18:14] <TheWhiteHatter> run mount on what?
[18:14] <MonkeyDust> escott  current FF version is 13
[18:14] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: Just run mount
[18:14] <TheWhiteHatter> k
[18:15] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: No options, no need to use sudo
[18:15] <urlwolf> baobab and df do not agree
[18:15] <TheWhiteHatter> dcullen: http://pastebin.com/VW0fiCYb
[18:15] <emuhelp> ??? I want qemu, an emulator, to run my PC in emulation mode, that is, it would start executing the BIOS ROM just as if my PC had just come out of reset -it would read reset vector, and so forth.
[18:15] <urlwolf> baobab says my hd is 65Gb, df sees 91dg
[18:15] <escott> MonkeyDust, 14.0.1 was pushed out to me a couple days ago
[18:16] <urlwolf> df is right
[18:16] <urlwolf> I don't see where else the space is used
[18:16] <emuhelp> I tried Virtual Box and BOCHS and couldn't get either to work at all.
[18:16] <urlwolf> why is that?
[18:17] <notk0> emuhelp: you're trying to do what?
[18:17] <fabian__> If I put a icon on the top bar how can I remove it?
[18:17] <notk0> emuhelp: you can't emulate your own PC, not in the way you're thinking
[18:18] <wildwind> fabian__: with right click?
[18:18] <emuhelp> Simply trying to run qemu on my machine -which is booted with a live Ubuntu 10.04.4 CD which is how I am speaking to you now (via Empathy). I want to run qemu in a terminal window.
[18:18] <emuhelp> Can't emulate my PC???
[18:18] <TheWhiteHatter> dcullen: find anything?
[18:18] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: I see no problems with your mounts
[18:19] <zneic> hy, does ubuntu 12.04 support asus x71sl?
[18:19] <MyWay> somebody can help me with irqpoll, please? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099639/
[18:19] <MyWay> my ubuntu randomly terminate the session :(
[18:19] <notk0> emuhelp: your previous message was confusing
[18:19] <escott> emuhelp, you can do "paravirtualization" but almost no consumer hardware does true virtualization
[18:19] <notk0> emuhelp: if you can run qemu what is the problem?
[18:19] <MonkeyDust> emuhelp  not a running system, no
[18:19] <wildwind>  urlwolf: try parted/gparted
[18:19] <TheWhiteHatter> dcullen: any other ideas?
[18:19] <fabian__> wildwind, it shows two options launch and properties, no delete.
[18:19] <dcullen> emuhelp: I would recommend this: http://wiki.debian.org/QEMU/
[18:19] <Resinator> im gonna try the alternate install
[18:19] <Resinator> perhaps that will work better
[18:19] <emuhelp> No, I can't run qemu -but it at least works a lot closer (compile, etc works).
[18:19] <Jordan_U> emuhelp: What is the actual problem you're trying to solve?
[18:19] <notk0> did I understand correctly, he wants to "emulate" his own PC from within his PC?
[18:20] <wildwind> fabian__: Ubuntu version?
[18:20] <fabian__> wildwind, 12.04
[18:20] <notk0> emuhelp: are you trying to sandbox applications on your PC?
[18:20] <dcullen> emuhelp: This has instructions for ARM, but might be adapted for x86: http://www.aurel32.net/info/debian_arm_qemu.php
[18:20] <notk0> I have no idea what that guy wants
[18:21] <emuhelp> The ACTUAL problem I'm trying to solve is to install Ubuntu on this computer, and to do that I have to debug GRUB2, and to do that I figure I have to run my PC in virtualization and use GDB to debug it.
[18:21] <dcullen> emuhelp: I generally create a root file system for the ARCH I want to emulate and use qemu-ARCH-static
[18:21] <fabian__> wildwind, ok, I figured it, just alt+right mouse click
[18:21] <Jordan_U> emuhelp: What problem are you having with grub2?
[18:21] <notk0> emuhelp: you can't run your PC in virtualization since a virtual machine does not emulate your PC
[18:21] <dcullen> emuhelp: What notk0 said
[18:22] <emuhelp> Perhaps I have to copy my ROM image into a file so it is used instead of SeaBIOS ?
[18:22] <zneic> hy, does ubuntu 12.04 support asus x71sl?
[18:22] <notk0> you can try to migrate a hdd image to a virtual machine
[18:22] <notk0> emuhelp: lol what?
[18:22] <zneic> hy, does ubuntu 12.04 support asus x71sl?
[18:22] <beandog> emuhelp: what the crap .. why do you need to debug grub?
[18:22] <dcullen> emuhelp: QEMU isn't going to emulate your underlying HW (e.g. CPU, chipset, RAM, etc.)
[18:22] <notk0> is he a troll or something?
[18:22] <beandog> just use a different bootloader
[18:22] <zneic> hy, does ubuntu 12.04 support asus x71sl?
[18:23] <dcullen> notk0: perhaps merely confused about how emulation really works?
[18:23] <notk0> dcullen: perhaps
[18:23] <emuhelp> When I've tried installing Ubuntu, I get "error: file not found. grub rescue>" and can't get beyond that. Been working on this problem for MONTHS...
[18:23] <notk0> emuhelp: have you tried reinstalling grub?
[18:23] <notk0> from a live cd?
[18:23] <Jordan_U> emuhelp: Do you have more than one hard drive?
[18:23] <MonkeyDust> escott  FF 14 here too, I should upgrade more often
[18:24] <Jordan_U> emuhelp: Well, you'll probably have it fixed by the end of the day.
[18:24] <escott> MonkeyDust, if you haven't updated i would holdoff. 14.0.1 seems a bit buggy
[18:24] <beandog> my vote is use syslinux.  It's less dumb.
[18:24] <emuhelp> Perhaps I am confused about emulation... everything... anyway, like I said, been working at this for months... 1000 hours at least.
[18:24] <beandog> Not to mention WAY less complex ... you can have a setup in under 10 lines
[18:25] <fabian__> Where is located the system trash can on Ubuntu not running Unity?
[18:25] <emuhelp> I have not tried other Linux, only Ubuntu 10.04
[18:25] <psychogenik> is it safe to update to the latest stable kernal or should I stay with the one on ubuntu 12.04?
[18:25] <emuhelp> Which works on live CD just fine, but can't get it on hard drive. One hard drive.
[18:25] <escott> emuhelp, trying to run grub in gdb is WAY beyond almost everyone in this channel. but if you want help trying to reinstall and figure things out we are happy to help
[18:26] <dcullen> emuhelp: How old is the computer?
[18:26] <escott> fabian__, what file manager gui do you use?
[18:26] <notk0> emuhelp: how did you install it in the first place?
[18:26] <notk0> emuhelp: what OS did you use before? windows?
[18:26] <dcullen> emuhelp: If your computer is _really_ old, and your kernel stuff is past its reach on the hard drive, it might have problems
[18:26] <fabian__> escott, Nautilus
[18:26] <emuhelp> Computer is HP Pavilion desktop, not sure exact model, but 2.2GHz anyway, 500GB HD
[18:27] <dcullen> emuhelp: What vintage? What year?
[18:27] <emuhelp> Yes, computer ran Windows fine -certain it is not hardware problem.
[18:27] <escott> fabian__, then its the same location as if you were running unity. naut chooses where to put the trash not unity
[18:27] <fabian__> escott, oh, ok
[18:27] <dcullen> emuhelp: Which version of Windows? 2000? XP? 7?
[18:27] <Jordan_U> emuhelp: Did you ever see an "out of disk" error from grub?
[18:27] <fabian__> escott, thank you!
[18:27] <emuhelp> Ran Windows Vista
[18:27] <Antonis> guys I have installed ms office 2010 through latest playonlinux on ubuntu 12.04 and would like to open .doc/.docx files with ms word by default. the problem is that when I right click on a .doc or .docx file and select open with other application I can't find playonlinux or ms word on the list and there is no custom command option anymore.. I also tried to create a .desktop file (copied from libreoffice writer and edited) in .local/share/application
[18:27] <Antonis> s/ but that's not in the list either
[18:27] <pranjal710> Can we restore ubuntu to a previous date??
[18:28] <emuhelp> No 'out of disk' error. My research says Grub2 doesn't have that problem since it bypasses the BIOS totally -that was only GRUB legacy.
[18:28] <notk0> does anybody here use a widget system (screenlets desklets etc?) I can't decide my mind on witch to use
[18:28] <Jordan_U> emuhelp: If you want to get your Ubuntu install booted quickly and easily, try booting via Super GRUB2 Disk 2.00 beta1.
[18:28] <beandog> emuhelp: dude, you are making this WAY too comples
[18:28] <beandog> *complex
[18:29] <notk0> Antonis: you installed microsoft office on ubuntu? using wine I assume?
[18:29] <Jordan_U> emuhelp: grub2 *can* bypass the BIOS with its own native drivers, it doesn't do so by default though.
[18:29] <notk0> Antonis: openoffice/libreoffice opens .docx files
[18:29] <Antonis> notk0, using playonlinux
[18:29] <emuhelp> beandog: Perhaps, but I just don't know any other way. :(
[18:29] <Antonis> I know they do but I want microsoft word 2010..
[18:29] <MonkeyDust> Antonis  you don't need that
[18:30] <emuhelp> jordan: That's useful knowledge -didn't know that.
[18:30] <Antonis> I enjoy working with the rulers on ms word and prefer it that's not the problem
[18:30] <notk0> Antonis: can you launch microsoft office tho?
[18:30] <Antonis> the problem is that there is no custom command anymore and I want it to open those filetypes by default
[18:30] <Antonis> notk0, yes without problems
[18:30] <waralot> Hey
[18:30] <Antonis> right now I have to launch it and open the document I want to edit.. but I would prefer to open it with a double click =)
[18:31] <notk0> Antonis: well I haven't used wine in a while, but you can create a custom command yourself,
[18:31] <notk0> Antonis: I think wine associates .exe files by default so you can point it to the exe ?
[18:31] <notk0> where you installed your office
[18:31] <Antonis> how do I do that?
[18:33] <escott> notk0, conky or screenlets
[18:33] <Antonis> escott, conky!!
[18:33] <zsolt_hun> hi there.i tryed to install openoffice.org-headless on precise server edition,unable to locate packages
[18:33] <Antonis> conky+lua > screenlets.. but that's just me
[18:33] <zsolt_hun> googled,but cant find anything
[18:33] <TheWhiteHatter> dcullen: find anything on my weird root issue thing?
[18:35] <notk0> escott: isn't coky for fancy graphics stuff like cubes?
[18:36] <escott> notk0, any of them can be used with compiz when done properly, but they dont have to be
[18:36] <notk0> Antonis: when you intstalled MS office on linux, you installed it somewehre, there must be a folder  that is considered as C: for wine
[18:36] <notk0> escott: ubuntu still install compiz nowdays ?
[18:36] <zsolt_hun> are there any openoffice ppa?or just this libreoffice stuff?
[18:36] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: I don't know what to say, I'm still thinking
[18:36] <notk0> what is ppa?
[18:37] <Antonis> notk0, the problem is that I don't know where to put that command!
[18:37] <TheWhiteHatter> lol, I always seem to end up with the problems no-one has ever had before
[18:37] <emuhelp> Well, thanks all anyway. I guess I need to find how to copy the BIOS ROM into a file and use that. GDB??? I'd boot from DOS and use DEBUG if this had a floppy... *sigh thanks anyway
[18:37] <Antonis> how do I assign that command to .doc files?
[18:37] <escott> notk0, it comes down to "does the application draw to its own window, or does it draw to the root window, and if the former does it require/use transparency"
[18:37] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: When was the last time you _could_ edit files?
[18:37] <escott> notk0, compiz is used by unity-3d
[18:37] <TheWhiteHatter> Well this is a pretty fresh install, so this is one of the first times I've tried
[18:38] <TheWhiteHatter> I can edit all the stuff I normally use, like Documents and stuff
[18:38] <TheWhiteHatter> and I can install things with apt-get
[18:38] <TheWhiteHatter> but can't edit /
[18:38] <escott> emuhelp, seems like you are doing something crazy advanced. are you sure you have tried everything else? have you run the boot-info script and shown it to others?
[18:38] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: The only time I had a similar problem it was either: a) root file system re-mounted read-only due to error b) SELinux permission problem
[18:38] <TheWhiteHatter> So... wipe it and reinstall?
[18:38] <notk0> I am not using unity, I don't understand all this ipad craziness, just because ipad/iphone was successful doesn't mean ubuntu have to copy it's interface, windows 8 have to copy it with metro, and so on
[18:38] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: Wait, what? apt-get writes to the file system, for crying out loud.
[18:38] <notk0> TheWhiteHatter: can't edit what?
[18:39] <TheWhiteHatter> can't edit /
[18:39] <escott> !sudo | TheWhiteHatter are you not using sudo when you need to be?
[18:39] <TheWhiteHatter> I can only edit stuff in /home/Home
[18:39] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: How about you run "strace <editor> <file> 2>&1 | tee strace.log" and give us a pastebin link of the output
[18:39] <TheWhiteHatter> Yes, I know about sudo and gksudo
[18:40] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: You'll probably have to install strace using apt-get
[18:40] <notk0> Antonis: when you installed wine didn't it ask you what folder to set up as your C drive?
[18:40] <martini> how about sudo nautilus?
[18:40] <TheWhiteHatter> it says, ambiguous redirect
[18:40] <urlwolf> wildwind: parted agrees with df
[18:40] <TheWhiteHatter> something like this?
[18:40] <TheWhiteHatter>  strace gedit / 2>$1 | tee strace.log
[18:41] <notk0> Antonis: how are you starting microsoft office right now?
[18:41] <urlwolf> my / is 91Gb, my home is 65gb, and I cannot see what's taking up space
[18:41] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: You're trying to edit your root directory?
[18:41] <b636bc7ca> TheWhiteHatter: &1, not $1
[18:41] <escott> TheWhiteHatter, why would you gedit /?
[18:41] <machines> why would you make your root that big
[18:41] <Antonis> notk0, as I said before I know the path and I have the command to run word.. the problem is I don't know how to assign it to .doc files to open then by default with word
[18:41] <TheWhiteHatter> you said <editor>
[18:41] <TheWhiteHatter> I assumed you meant text editor
[18:41] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: I thought you said you could edit any files
[18:42] <b636bc7ca> TheWhiteHatter: Yes, but he also said <file> and you passed it a directory.
[18:42] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: Is this a problem starting Nautilus?
[18:42] <notk0> Antonis: open with and add a new program that you set up as default?
[18:42] <TheWhiteHatter> I can read, but not write
[18:42] <notk0> Antonis: use custom command?
[18:42] <Antonis> notk0, that's the problem.. I am not able to use a custom command in ubuntu 12.04
[18:42] <Antonis> there is no custom command field anymore
[18:42] <TheWhiteHatter> what do I put in <editor>
[18:42] <wildwind> urlwolf: you probably should do fsck
[18:42] <notk0> Antonis: really? because I have it
[18:42] <b636bc7ca> TheWhiteHatter: What are you trying to change under / ?
[18:42] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: How about this: strace <commands and arguments> 2>&1 | tee strace.log
[18:42] <urlwolf> wildwind: what would that do?
[18:43] <notk0> Antonis: can you take a screenshot of your open with add application window?
[18:43] <urlwolf> this is an SSD, btw
[18:43] <TheWhiteHatter> well, I need to add a file to /sys/devices/virtual/thermal to enable my second fan (only 1 is running)
[18:43] <Antonis> notk0, already did.. sec
[18:43] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: I don't really care about what combination of commands and arguments is failing, I care about why it's failing, and that will show up in the strace log
[18:43] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: You can't add a file to /sys, it's a virtual file system
[18:44] <wildwind> urlwolf: fix file system errors, including amount of free space
[18:44] <escott> TheWhiteHatter, i don't think you can "just add a file to /sys" and expect it to work. but the proper command to create an empty file is "touch filename"
[18:44]  * dcullen bang his head on his desk
[18:44] <TheWhiteHatter> So how do I add a file to it?
[18:44] <wildwind> urlwolf: there may be errors or may not
[18:44] <dcullen> escott, TheWhiteHatter, You can't add a file to /sys or /proc
[18:44] <TheWhiteHatter> Is there anything I can do?
[18:44] <Antonis> notk0, http://i.imgur.com/uzapQ.png
[18:44] <TheWhiteHatter> at all?
[18:44] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: Files in /sys and /proc get added by the kernel and the device drivers
[18:44] <notk0> TheWhiteHatter: what are you even trying to do?
[18:45] <TheWhiteHatter> One of my fans is not working
[18:45] <escott> TheWhiteHatter, you need support from your kernel for that. ie the operating system is not seeing the fan control device for that second fan, only the first
[18:45] <TheWhiteHatter> when talking to L3top, he said it may be because a file was deleted in the directory
[18:45] <TheWhiteHatter> when I added fancontrol
[18:45] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: You might have to modify the fan driver to handle your fan. That is probably not a trivial change and might be better handled by a bug report against the kernel
[18:45] <urlwolf> wildwind: do I have do do it on an unmounted filesystem?
[18:45] <urlwolf> :/
[18:46] <TheWhiteHatter> so how do I do that?
[18:46] <wildwind> urlwolf: also there may be some dir you (and baobab) can't access
[18:46] <urlwolf> it's the root dir
[18:46] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: You can't delete a file from /sys or /proc
[18:46] <TheWhiteHatter> should I be able to add files to /?
[18:46] <urlwolf> du -bh --max-depth=1 doesn't show it
[18:46] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: You should be able to do something like "sudo mkdir /mydir"
[18:46] <TheWhiteHatter> k I did that, now what
[18:46] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: But you will not be able to do something like "sudo mkdir /sys/mydir" or "sudo mkdir /proc/mydir"
[18:47] <TheWhiteHatter> ah
[18:47] <TheWhiteHatter> I see
[18:47] <Resinator> after some research i see that many people have had the same problem as me with the installation, perhaps i should install 11.10 and upgrade
[18:47] <TheWhiteHatter> so how do I fix the fan
[18:47] <notk0> Antonis: well that is quite a shame, I think I found your solution
[18:47] <urlwolf> wildwind: can I run fsck on a mounted fs? (/)
[18:47] <Antonis> notk0, where exactly is it? I am running ubuntu 12.04 64bit
[18:47] <Antonis> notk0, please tell me
[18:47] <notk0> Antonis: but I am not sure it will work, but you can always revert
[18:47] <Antonis> okay..
[18:48] <escott> urlwolf, no
[18:48] <escott> urlwolf, unless it is mounted ro
[18:48] <notk0> Antonis: what is the default text editor in ubuntu 12.04? it seems gedit is no more
[18:48] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: You can 1) submit a bug report against the driver in the kernel and wait for the fix to make it into Ubuntu (6 to 12 months) 2) Fix the fan driver yourself and submit a patch to the kernel
[18:48] <urlwolf> nope
[18:48] <Antonis> notk0, it is gedit
[18:48] <TheWhiteHatter> thanks dcullen
[18:48] <notk0> Antonis: it is? you have gedit?
[18:48] <Antonis> notk0, yeap
[18:48] <urlwolf> so if there's a mistmatch in df, du and baobab, ... fsck will fix it?
[18:48] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: I wish I could do more, but that is a nasty bug
[18:49] <wildwind> urlwolf: yes
[18:49] <escott> urlwolf, probably not. they are probably reporting different things
[18:49] <muh2000> anyone able to download this: http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/k/kdepim/akonadiconsole_4.8.4a-0ubuntu0.3_amd64.deb  ?
[18:49] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: There is one more possibility, do you know the name of the driver that handles your fans?
[18:49] <wildwind> urlwolf: I mean no, you should unmount
[18:49] <notk0> Antonis open a terminal, type sudo gedit /etc/gnome/defaults.list and try replacing the application that corresponds to doc files with the microsoft office link
[18:49] <urlwolf> luckily I keep a sabayon partition :)
[18:49] <TiZ> Hi. I'm installing a nvidia card onto a computer with intel onboard graphics. Can I use the onboard graphics and nvidia card in conjunction in order to have three displays?
[18:49] <notk0> Antonis: actually do a backup first maybe?
[18:49] <urlwolf> what exact commands should I use (ext4)?
[18:50] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: You should be able to find the driver name by poking around in /sys or /proc near the fan file you previously mentioned (look for a symbolic link named "driver" or "drivers")
[18:50] <escott> urlwolf, df is going to count reserved space used by the filesystem itself that does not count to any particular file. du will only count space used by files. baobob should probably match du.
[18:50] <b636bc7ca> muh2000: 404
[18:50] <muh2000> b636bc7ca: ok thnx.
[18:50] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: If you don't know the name of the driver, give us a pastebin of the output of "lsmod"
[18:50] <notk0> Antonis: I am really disappointed that there is no longer custom command , I would recommend changing to another desktop environment , one that is more "classic" and less "tablet"
[18:50] <wildwind> urlwolf: I think you should run fsck on partition, not on /
[18:50] <muh2000> seems like that mirror is broken somehow :(
[18:50] <muh2000> i cannot update :(
[18:50] <urlwolf> wildwind: yes
[18:50] <escott> TiZ, is it a laptop with nvidia optimus?
[18:50] <needhelp> Hello every body
[18:51] <urlwolf> I can boot into sabayon, and do fsck on /dev/sda1 which has ubuntu
[18:51] <b636bc7ca> muh2000: I see 0ubuntu0.2, though
[18:51] <urlwolf> it's 100%
[18:51] <notk0> Antonis: did it work?
[18:51] <Antonis> notk0, I already tried what you suggested but I am not sure what to edit..
[18:51] <urlwolf> but the /home dir is only 65%
[18:51] <muh2000> b636bc7ca: i dont understand
[18:51] <urlwolf> I have no idea where the rest of the space went
[18:51] <TiZ> escott: No, just a desktop. I'm just trying to get triple head up and running, and happen to have only two usable display ports on both the onboard intel and the nvidia card.
[18:51] <needhelp> I have problem with ubuntu internet , i can ping any site but can see a lilte of site in firefox or other browsers
[18:51] <urlwolf> du and baobab do not agree with df
[18:52] <muh2000> b636bc7ca: now i get it.
[18:52] <b636bc7ca> muh2000: http:////de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/k/kdepim/akonadiconsole_4.8.4a-0ubuntu0.2_amd64.deb
[18:52] <notk0> Antonis: do you have a line that is application/msexcel=libreoffice-writer.desktop ?
[18:52] <escott> TiZ, then with a complicated xorg.conf you probably could get it to work, but there will be issues. especially with acceleration
[18:52] <dcullen> oops, too many forward slashes
[18:52] <notk0> I mean
[18:52] <notk0> msword
[18:52] <b636bc7ca> sorry, too many /'s
[18:52] <notk0> etc
[18:52] <TheWhiteHatter> dcullen:http://pastebin.com/jXEXZ7Mh
[18:52] <Antonis> for excel files there is this line I think application/x-excel=libreoffice-calc.desktop so if I create an excel.desktop file should I change it to excel.desktop?
[18:52] <TiZ> escott: delightful. :<
[18:52] <muh2000> b636bc7ca: i am trying to apt-get dist-upgrade and all the files are 404 ... :(
[18:52] <Antonis> and will it work if I put the .desktop file in home ~/.local/shared/applications rather than /usr ?
[18:52] <notk0> Antonis: it means open excel files with libre-office etc so try replacitng
[18:53] <muh2000> meaning there is some error somewhere :(
[18:53] <notk0> libreoffice-writer.desktop with the location of your microsoft office word exe
[18:53] <Antonis> so no .desktop file but the whole command to run word?
[18:53] <Antonis> ok let me try
[18:53] <xangua> muh2000: it would be so much useful that you show us the actual terminal output
[18:53] <escott> TiZ, depending on what you need triple head for. it might be better to run one X server on nvidia as your main accelerated system, and another X server on intel with no acceleration. They won't be joined so you wont be able to move windows from one to the other, but thats easier
[18:53] <notk0> Antonis: paste what command you have here first
[18:53] <b636bc7ca> muh2000: apt-get update ?
[18:53] <urlwolf> ok will do a fsck -yfv
[18:53] <urlwolf> stop me if that's wrong :)
[18:53] <Antonis> this is the command: /usr/share/playonlinux/playonlinux --run "Microsoft Word 2010"
[18:53] <wildwind> urlwolf: ok boot to sabayon and check du output first
[18:54] <urlwolf> k
[18:54] <urlwolf> brb
[18:54] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: I think you fan is handled by coretemp
[18:54] <TiZ> escott: That's something I was thinking about doing while I was still dinking around with displaylink, but you can't seamlessly move the cursor back and forth between them, can you?
[18:54] <TheWhiteHatter> okay
[18:54] <dcullen> _your_ fan
[18:54] <notk0> Antonis: are you still here? I may have found a easier solution ?
[18:54] <dcullen> TheWhiteHatter: run "modinfo coretemp" and add that to the pastebin
[18:54] <escott> TiZ, you would need a second set of input devices as well (or a switch device)
[18:55] <notk0> Antonis: you have to relog for changes to take effect or something
[18:55] <muh2000> b636bc7ca: already did that.... apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade is what i always do. xangua:
[18:55] <TiZ> escott: That's way too much of a pain.
[18:55] <muh2000> Fehl http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ precise-security/main libtiff4 i386 3.9.5-2ubuntu1.2   404  Not Found
[18:55] <Antonis> notk0, tell me
[18:55] <Gallomimia> fresh install of ubuntu. how do i turn on ssh and config it?
[18:55] <xangua> muh2000: and the output is...
[18:55] <notk0> Antonis: http://askubuntu.com/questions/72957/file-application-association-using-a-custom-command-is-gone
[18:55] <wildwind> urlwolf: I'd start with fsck -n
[18:55] <Jordan_U> Gallomimia: sudo ap-get install openssh-server
[18:55] <dcullen> Gallomimia: apt-get install openssh-server and edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[18:56] <b636bc7ca> muh2000: Looks like maybe de.archive.ubuntu.com is out of date
[18:56] <Jordan_U> s/ap-get/apt-get/
[18:56] <dcullen> Gallomimia: I recommend adding "AddressFamily inet" and "UseDNS no"
[18:56] <b636bc7ca> muh2000: I can fetch that file from us.archive.ubuntu.com just fine
[18:56] <notk0> Antonis: I found yet another solution
[18:56] <escott> TiZ, the problem comes down to libGL being a symlink to one and only one GL implementation. so at least one display would be unaccelerated, and then if one is unaccelerated your window manager would be unaccelerated...
[18:56] <peugi> whats a nice chat client for ubuntu, are you guys using xchat with gnome?
[18:56] <Antonis> notk0, let me try the one you just showed me!
[18:56] <dcullen> peugi: xchat is great
[18:56] <muh2000> xangua: that was the output
[18:57] <muh2000> b636bc7ca: seems like it :( and i am too lazy to change the mirrors :(
[18:57] <TiZ> escott: Oh, no. I intend to just use nouveau.
[18:57] <peugi> dcullen: yeah i like it, but it looks kind of boring
[18:57] <b636bc7ca> muh2000: lol
[18:57] <TiZ> escott: Mesa will be the only GL implementation on my system. I just want the three displays.
[18:57] <dcullen> peugi: To what are you comparing it?
[18:57] <xangua>  am too lazy to change the mirrors  - Software Center - Edit menu - Sources
[18:57] <xangua> am too lazy to change the mirrors  - Software Center - Edit menu - Sources muh2000
[18:57] <escott> TiZ, then it might work. give it a try. i think you will need to hand edit your xorg.conf
[18:58] <TiZ> escott: I'm not afraid to do that, I started in Hardy. :P
[18:58] <Antonis> notk0, and the other solution? I think this one worked but now I am facing a playonlinux related problem :\
[18:58] <muh2000> xangua: it is easier with vim than editing every single source
[18:58] <Kalis> coucou les tarlouzes :)
[18:59] <Yaugzebul> Kalis : english
[18:59] <b636bc7ca> or just use sed on /etc/apt/sources.list
[18:59] <Kalis> ha.. fuck xd
[18:59] <slaveship> so i'm here to stay
[18:59] <notk0> Antonis: witch one worked? what problem ?
[18:59] <Kalis> smbdy wntz some shcweppes with me
[18:59] <peugi> dcullen: I'm not really comparing it to anything ... I noticed you can do backgrounds and transparencies, I just wish it had sexy ui like unity or something
[19:00] <Antonis> notk0, the mimeopen command worked but I have this problem now http://paste.ubuntu.com/1100643/
[19:00] <notk0> Antonis: you did the first one as well?
[19:00] <Yaugzebul> Kalis : /list
[19:00] <Antonis> notk0, no.. only the mimeopen
[19:00] <Yaugzebul> 12611 chan Kalis ^^
[19:01] <Pici> !fr | Kalis
[19:01] <slaveship> is there a way to find out what my graphics card is?
[19:01] <Kalis> i know Pici
[19:01] <Kalis> just want to sux :p
[19:01] <b636bc7ca> slaveship: lspci | grep -i vga
[19:02] <slaveship> thanks
[19:02] <Gallomimia> damn software center is not very informative when it gets slow. whats happening to the install? okay finally it stopped :/
[19:02] <slaveship> big help
[19:03] <notk0> Antonis: do you have a shortcut/icon for microsoft office?
[19:03] <slaveship> how do i find out what version of x.org i have?
[19:03] <Antonis> notk0, yes I do.. that's where I found the command
[19:03] <muh2000> updating works with a dutch mirror :)
[19:03] <notk0> Antonis: can you drag a .doc file to it ? does it work?
[19:03] <Antonis> notk0, to what? to the icon? let me see
[19:04] <Antonis> notk0, no nothing happens.. they told me to use the command playonlinux but it gives me this http://paste.ubuntu.com/1100652/ and the cursor keeps blinking but nothing opens
[19:05] <notk0> Antonis: err what did you do?
[19:06] <Antonis> I used playonlinux as the command instead of the word command (that's what they told me on playonlinux channel)
[19:06] <Antonis> but the help there isn't that good =)
[19:06] <dcullen> peugi: Are you using gnome-xchat or just plain xchat?
[19:06] <dcullen> peugi: I think you can do transparency with plain xchat
[19:06] <notk0> Antonis: can you try dragging cv.doc to the microsoft word icon ?
[19:06] <Antonis> notk0, I did but nothing happens
[19:07] <peugi> dcullen: I'm using xchat-gnome is that what I should be using? or the xchat? I like the notifications integration with this one
[19:07] <notk0> Antonis: where is winword.exe? where did you install it?
[19:07] <dcullen> I think you have more options with pure xchat
[19:07] <Guest8011> Hi there, quick question:  I started my windows box with an ubunut CD in, now I am in ubuntu as a "try ubuntu before installing" mode.  I want to install an Ubuntu partition now.  When I do that, will I lose all files I created in my /home dir?
[19:08] <Antonis> peugi, personally I believe gnome-xchat is a crime against xchat :P
[19:08] <dcullen> peugi: sorry, I think you have more options with pure xchat, I remember a transparency setting when I was using it 7 years ago
[19:08] <notk0> Guest8011: you created files while on the live cd?
[19:08] <Antonis> notk0, give me a sec
[19:08] <Guest8011> yes
[19:08] <Guest8011> yes I did. like an SSH key
[19:08] <notk0> Guest8011: I think you will lose them
[19:08] <escott> Guest8011, you should copy those files to some permanent storage
[19:08] <peugi> haha I will try that one then thanks
[19:09] <Guest8011> bummer
[19:09] <notk0> escott: the live cd puts those files on ram storage ?
[19:09] <Guest8011> Thanks guys, no big loss\
[19:09] <escott> notk0, yes
[19:09] <Guest8011> Have a good day!
[19:09] <notk0> escott: does it put them on a hdd in certain cases? if it finds a linux compatible partition ? like the swap?
[19:09] <slaveship> I'm using linux now, i've quit windows
[19:09] <balduin> Guest8011: if you make a custom layout you can deselect the button format and than you don't lose your /home directory!
[19:09] <dcullen> peugi: Yes, pure xchat has the ability to set a background image and the transparency under Settings->Preferences
[19:09] <notk0> slaveship: good for you
[19:10] <Guest8011> HOORAY!
[19:10] <slaveship> i'm still a noob but i'll get there
[19:10] <Guest8011> Thank you balduin
[19:10] <escott> notk0, well swap is not recoverable in general, so unless you explicitely save them or have a persistent liveUSB they are gone
[19:10] <Antonis> notk0, I am not sure.. but there are file associations in playonlinux and it should work just by dragging a .doc file to playonlinux..
[19:10] <escott> Guest8011, thats different. thats if you have a permanent /home already. you don't yet have that
[19:10] <Gallomimia> argh. whats wrong with my download location. uh can someone remind me how to pick what mirror im fetching from?
[19:11] <notk0> Antonis: I don't have much time to help you, I think there should be a hidden folder in your home folder that is considered the C drive for wine maye in .wine IDK
[19:11] <Guest8011> Oh!   Too good to be true
[19:11] <notk0> Antonis: ask in the playonlinux support how it configures wine, what folder it consideres it's C drie
[19:11] <escott> Guest8011, the only way files in a liveCD/liveUSB environment are saved is if it is a persistent liveUSB in which case they are saved ON the usb. otherwise you need to manually back them up
[19:12] <ki4ro_> Gallomimia: For Ubuntu Software Center look at settings
[19:12] <Antonis> notk0, found it! /home/antonis/.PlayOnLinux/wineprefix/Office2010/drive_c/Program Files/Microsoft Office/Office14
[19:12] <Gallomimia> swc is a little slow for me
[19:12] <balduin> Guest8011: but it is nessesary that you say you would use your /home directory as the new /home directory, but deselect the button formate!
[19:12] <Gallomimia> command line easy way?
[19:12] <notk0> escott: swap is not recoverable ?  does it write 0 bytes to it before it unmounts it
[19:12] <notk0> Antonis: do you have a wine command? type wine in terminal ?
[19:13] <Guest8011> well what you all say makes sense, gonna cross my fingers
[19:14] <slaveship> how do i know what version of ubuntu i'm using?
[19:14] <notk0> escott: I remember reading that even ram is recoverable in up to a few minutes after the computer is shut down, there was an attack to get treucrypt passwords by taking the ram sticks out of a pc and putting them in another
[19:14] <Jordan_U> !version | slaveship
[19:14] <slaveship> ty
[19:14] <escott> notk0, its not a filesystem. its not designed for permanent storage. the kernel just smears its mess all over the partition in whatever fashion makes the most sense to the kernel. once the kernel reboots it makes no attempt to recover the structure of the swap. its not even guaranteed that full files make it to swap. blocks 1 6 3 9 and 10 might be written to swap and blocks 2 4 5 7 8 kept in memory
[19:14] <Jordan_U> slaveship: You're welcome.
[19:14] <bb42> hi,I have a Lenovo X61 with Ubuntu 12.04 on it, on Windows system keeps relativlycooland CPUisnearly unused,under LÚbuntu  both cores are used between 20and 80% and systemis heating without end,does someone have an idea how tofix this?(means does someone have an idea where this ssystemload comes from?)
[19:15] <notk0> escott: but it is in no way destroyed, if you were to search you may recover it
[19:15] <Yatoth> hi
[19:15] <notk0> swap is used to swap unused ram? is it even used on modern systems?
[19:15] <Yatoth> testing irc for the first time
[19:15] <escott> notk0, and thats why i say "in general". if you make an effort you can recover it, but its not configured to do so by default. (also if you have encrypted home you have encrypted swap and then there is a concious effort to make it unrecoverable)
[19:15] <notk0> last time my ram was full is when I had a memory leak in an application
[19:15] <L3top> bb42: can you run top and see what is chewing up your cpu?
[19:15] <Yatoth> really helpful
[19:16] <ki4ro_> Yatoth: It is working
[19:16] <notk0> escott: is swap actively used even if my RAM is not even 30 % full?
[19:16] <Yatoth> so any has faced shutdown issues with 12.04?
[19:16] <Antonis> notk0, I have but it wont open the word exe file..
[19:16] <wolfgang> what is terminal command for updating?
[19:16] <escott> notk0, probably not, but check with free -m
[19:16] <escott> wolfgang, apt-get update followed by apt-get upgrade and if necessary apt-get dist-upgrade
[19:16] <notk0> escott: it is free, maybe I shouldn't even use a swap partition
[19:17] <wolfgang> Thankyou
[19:17] <Yatoth> i am facing some shutdown issues and need some help
[19:17] <notk0> Antonis: I fear there is no quick solution I don't have much time but you can play with things, but you have to understand a little bit how wine works in general, and how programs start
[19:17] <notk0> Antonis: http://askubuntu.com/questions/67382/add-custom-command-in-the-open-with-dialog
[19:17] <notk0> Antonis: http://askubuntu.com/questions/6765/how-to-associate-a-file-with-a-program-installed-in-wine
[19:17] <Gallomimia> i cant seem to boot up graphical software center. can someone describe how to change my mirror from command line?
[19:17] <escott> notk0, some people dont use swap. i keep one because disk space is plentiful and I would rather have a swap storm (like i did last night when flash went crazy) and pick the program to kill manually than have the OOM killer do it for me
[19:17] <Antonis> thank you very, very much notk0 !!
[19:17] <Yatoth> shutdown issues ?
[19:18] <escott> Gallomimia, edit /etc/apt/sources.list
[19:18] <beandog> escott: I'm starting to adopt the same attitude
[19:18] <notk0> Antonis: if you come in here  I may check back tomorrow
[19:18] <bb42> L3top: yes but results are not very helpful to me http://pastebin.com/jRGZaAza I don't know what this "plugin cont" thingi is... I installed system yesterday
[19:19] <notk0> escott: isn't there a rescue terminal that is accessible in case you have to kill a program?
[19:19] <MicheleGuido> hi to all :3
[19:19] <Yatoth> Hi Michele
[19:19] <Antonis> notk0, I will =)
[19:19] <PrinzPfeifi> hi can anyone tell me how to best install drivers i downloaded from Samsung website for my printer?
[19:19] <escott> notk0, thats what i did last night ctrl-alt-f1 to get to tty1
[19:19] <L3top> bb42: some sort of plugin container... ps aux | grep plugin
[19:19] <notk0> escott: if you have a memory leak it will spread to swap as well right?
[19:20] <IdleOne> PrinzPfeifi: the site should have install instructions
[19:20] <escott> bb42, flash plugin container
[19:20] <L3top> shocker
[19:20] <Yatoth> whats the equivalent of ctrl+alt+del in ubuntu
[19:20] <Jordan_U> notk0: Yes, but as swap is slower you'll have more time to respond before the OOM killer kicks in.
[19:20] <escott> !sysrq | Yatoth
[19:21] <bb42> Yeah seems like that... thats weird
[19:21] <Yatoth> ubotu thanks for the link
[19:21] <notk0> Jordan__: even if all your ram is full and swap as well, the system is still responsive no? you can still recover
[19:21] <notk0> Jordan__: I remember recovering from a fork bomb without any limitation to spawn processes or anything
[19:21] <escott> notk0, it was painful last night. took about 5 minutes to get to tty1
[19:22] <notk0> escott: oh
[19:22] <escott> notk0, but eventually i got there, and was able to kill stuff
[19:22] <Jordan_U> notk0: When you run out of RAM and swap the kernel's OOM killer will kick in. It just may not kill what you want it to kill.
[19:22] <notk0> anyway have to go eat then sleep see you guys
[19:22] <aaas> for some strange reasons i think i had a permissions reset on ~/.gvfs  can someone tell me what their permissions are for ~/.gvfs
[19:22] <notk0> Jordan__: I didn't know that
[19:22] <Jordan_U> !tab | notk0
[19:22] <Yatoth> guys.,suggest some real good linux podcasts
[19:23] <notk0> Jordan_U: my bad, I just used the first auto completed ones and wasn't talking to you
[19:23] <Jordan_U> !ot | Yatoth
[19:23] <notk0> I didnt notice it wasn't you Jordan_U
[19:23] <Jordan_U> notk0: :)
[19:23] <bb42> is there any other plugin for videos on youtube for firefox which consumes less system ressources?
[19:23] <notk0> now I have to press tab twice! anyway see you guys
[19:23] <escott> bb42, you can go to youtube.com/html5 and enable html5
[19:23] <Jordan_U> bb42: http://youtube.com/html5
[19:24] <notk0> bb42: no
[19:24] <Yatoth> ok guys
[19:24] <notk0> escott: how will that take less memory?
[19:24] <wildwind> aaas: drwx------
[19:24] <Yatoth> i am facing some shutdown issues off late after upgrade to 12.04?
[19:24] <aaas> wildwind thanks
[19:24] <Yatoth> is this a known issue?
[19:24] <escott> Jordan_U, speaking of... are you having any issues with slow scripts and html5 youtube with firefox 14.0.1?
[19:24] <Gallomimia> now i remember why i didnt get this system set up with linux of any kind. its too damn slow
[19:25] <rbb2> hi i just installed xubuntu 12.04lts and everytime i install a program or pacakages from software centre i get this blank debconf box, what does it mean please help frens
[19:25] <Yatoth> is that a bug ?
[19:25] <Jordan_U> escott: I use chrome, and I don't use youtube all that often either.
[19:25] <Yatoth> shutdown freezes
[19:26] <Yatoth> any remedies?
[19:26] <PrinzPfeifi> how can i type that tilde symbol?
[19:26] <PrinzPfeifi> ~ Ah ok got it
[19:26] <b636bc7ca> PrinzPfeifi: It's usually shift + the key to the left of '1'
[19:27] <escott> Yatoth, likely an acpi issue
[19:27] <b636bc7ca> There's a key on my keyboard (right control key) that, when I hit it, all of a sudden I can only type accented characters; I believe this is called the 'Compose' key. 1) Am I right about its name? 2) How do I turn it off when I bump that key (short of logging out and back in)?
[19:27] <Yatoth> acpi issue?
[19:27] <escott> b636bc7ca, in the keyboard properties there are some advanced options where you can unmap the right ctrl -> compose mapping. also check that you do not have a ~/.Xmodmap file
[19:28] <Yatoth> exit
[19:28] <Yatoth> Bye
[19:28] <rbb2> please anyone help me, i get blank debconf box evrytime i insatll a  program , how to fix it
[19:30] <PrinzPfeifi> oh god console commands i am lost ^^
[19:30] <PrinzPfeifi> anyone german here who can help me?
[19:31] <IdleOne> !de
[19:31] <bwat47_> !gr
[19:31] <PrinzPfeifi> ok thanks
[19:32] <rbb2> please help i get blank debconf box evrytime i do an installation ,
[19:33] <b636bc7ca> escott: The problem is that I'm not using X. This is a server.
[19:33] <escott> b636bc7ca, this is happening with ssh?
[19:33] <b636bc7ca> escott: No
[19:33] <b636bc7ca> Locally when I work on the server.
[19:34] <escott> b636bc7ca, you mean on the console. weird
[19:34] <b636bc7ca> yes, on the console
[19:34] <b636bc7ca> So I drive down to the data center at 1am to do some work, and I accidentally bump the right control key - suddenly, I can ONLY type accent characters, and I can't switch to different consoles or whatever.
[19:34] <escott> b636bc7ca, maybe something with stty. never heard of that honestly
[19:35] <b636bc7ca> The keyboard is in jerkface mode
[19:35] <b636bc7ca> If I log out, everything goes back to normal, but it's pretty annoying. :)
[19:36] <rbb2> help please i get blank debconf box evrytime i install a software
[19:36] <rsumi> is there a package source or something that will keep me up to date with all the stable firefox releases? i'm on 13 and would like to be on 14
[19:37] <MonkeyDust> rsumi  i've been on 14 for about an hour now, no issues so far
[19:39] <rbb2> help plese i get blank debconf box
[19:39] <nilsga> Anybody familiar with PAM configuration?
[19:40] <b636bc7ca> rbb2: grep -A 5 "debconf/frontend" /var/cache/debconf/config.dat | grep Value
[19:40] <rsumi> MonkeyDust: i'm asking if there an package source that i can add so that 14 will be installed when i do my software updates
[19:41] <nilsga> The pam profile is selectable when I use "pam-auth-update", but I cannot get it activated by using "pam-auth-update --package <profile_name>"
[19:41] <b636bc7ca> rsumi: I think you have to either go directly from Firefox, or wait for Ubuntu to package it
[19:41] <MonkeyDust> rsumi  if you apt-get upgrade now, it will be FF 14
[19:43] <b636bc7ca> rbb2: I think you have to either go directly from Firefox, or wait for Ubuntu to package it
[19:43] <b636bc7ca> err - sorry
[19:43] <b636bc7ca> rbb2: Did you do that yet? grep -A 5 "debconf/frontend" /var/cache/debconf/config.dat | grep Value
[19:43] <rbb2> yu mean to write like that in terminal b636bc7ca,without sudo something
[19:43] <rsumi> MonkeyDust: ah
[19:44] <rsumi> MonkeyDust: thanks :0
[19:44] <b636bc7ca> rbb2: Yes
[19:44] <b636bc7ca> rbb2: You shouldn't need sudo at all
[19:44] <b636bc7ca> We're just trying to see what the value is
[19:44] <rbb2> ok im doing it now
[19:45] <sneakyimp> greetings all.  i'm interested in getting a domain for my home office via Dynamic DNS.  Can anyone recommend a good provider of Dyn DNS? Ideally it would be free.
[19:45] <sneakyimp> if this is not the place to ask, please let me know where a good place is
[19:46] <beandog> sneakyimp: dyndns
[19:46] <DJones> sneakyimp: dyndns.org
[19:46] <sneakyimp> $20/yr worth it?
[19:46] <beandog> there's a free one
[19:46] <beandog> somewhere
[19:46] <DJones> sneakyimp: I don't pay anything for mine
[19:47] <sneakyimp> dyndns.org redirects to http://dyn.com/dns now -- looks like $20-29 per year
[19:47] <beandog> http://www.dyndnscommunity.com/questions/21580/from-dyn-what-happened-to-free-accounts.html
[19:47] <beandog> looks like free is gone
[19:47] <escott> sneakyimp, supposedly there is still a free service level (even for non-grandfathered accounts) but the CC is now required for activation
[19:48] <sneakyimp> escott:  ty.  lame!
[19:48] <beandog> sneakyimp: there's more out there though
[19:48] <sneakyimp> beandog: agreed...but not sure who is reputable or whether it's strictly necessary to spend money on it
[19:48] <beandog> sneakyimp:  http://www.no-ip.com/personal/
[19:48] <Gallomimia> is there a way to lighten the load of the gui and startup? this poor computer can't handle this much crap starting on login
[19:48] <dcullen> Weird, why did I get banned from the channel?
[19:49] <escott> sneakyimp, ie you have to "trial" the paid service, and if you cancel by hand delivering a letter to santa at the north poll, they will let you keep one free dns entry
[19:49] <aFeijo> I need to replace several matches of 1 word for another word in multiple files, I'm using: sed 's/old/new/g' *.php but it is replacing only the last word at the end of the file? why? how can I fix it?
[19:49] <dcullen> escott: l o l
[19:49] <escott> Gallomimia, have you tried xubuntu
[19:49] <Gallomimia> no
[19:49] <b636bc7ca> rbb2: It...shouldn't take that long...
[19:49] <sneakyimp> escott: i'm not falling for that. i know santa is too busy with melting icecaps.
[19:49] <dcullen> aFeijo: Mebbe try # sed -e 's/old/new/g' *.php
[19:50] <rbb2> ityped it and pressed enter but nothing happens  fren
[19:50] <b636bc7ca> rbb2: what about this: grep -A 5 "debconf/frontend" /var/cache/debconf/config.dat
[19:50] <b636bc7ca> rbb2: Does that come back with some data?
[19:51] <escott> aFeijo, it should be changing everything. are you confused by the fact that sed is a stream editor so its dumping the changed version to stdout
[19:51] <aFeijo> escott, sed -i save into the same file, yet, only the last word hehehe. I'll try again
[19:52] <ripthejacker> is it possible to run a java program before login?
[19:52] <rbb2> nothing it just stands idle fren
[19:53] <ripthejacker> I have a java program that i need to run before entering my login password. How can i do it?
[19:53] <escott> ripthejacker, put it in /etc/rc.local
[19:53] <Guest81071> hello i want to show u my hard disk info can u pls give some info i am giving one link
[19:53] <b636bc7ca> rbb2: ls -al /var/cache/debconf/config.dat
[19:53] <dcullen> ripthejacker: You could run it from /etc/rc.local or you could write a service and enable it in your runlevel
[19:54] <Guest81071> http://imgbin.org/index.php?page=image&id=8812
[19:54] <dcullen> ripthejacker: Look in /etc/init.d/skeleton
[19:54] <dcullen> ripthejacker: After you create your service file in /etc/init.d use update-rc.d to enable it
[19:54] <rbb2>  nothing frean
[19:55] <dcullen> ripthejacker: You can use a service file to guarantee that other services are running before your service runs
[19:55] <Guest81071> pls check my link and tell me abt my hdd is it dying ?
[19:55] <Guest81071> http://imgbin.org/index.php?page=image&id=8812
[19:55] <dcullen> ripthejacker: So if your service depends on X, you can make sure it runs after X is started
[19:56] <BluesKaj> !repeat > Guest81071
[19:56] <ripthejacker> oh btw i need bluetooth running before i run my program so making a service can help?
[19:56] <escott> Guest81071, yes it is failing
[19:57] <Guest81071> how much life doe s it have?
[19:57] <Gallomimia> enough to back up your stuff maybe
[19:57] <b636bc7ca> rbb2: Can you get any command at all to output anything?
[19:58] <dcullen> ripthejacker: Ed Zachary. That is what service files are for. You set "Required-Start" to whatever you need (e.g. $bluez or whatever)
[19:58] <escott> Guest81071, impossible to say. if you unplug it it could last for years
[19:58] <UnknownFork> are songs free on the ubuntu one music store
[19:59] <MonkeyDust> UnknownFork  no
[19:59] <Guest81071> actually i am in bad financial conditition any tips for a very low budget pc that will run ubuntu ??
[20:00] <bb42> raspberry pi
[20:00] <rbb2> ya i can get sudo apt -get update working and all other command working except this one nothing happens
[20:00] <bb42> or a used Lenovo
[20:00] <Guest81071> i don't wanna buy used products any webiste for custom built pc
[20:00] <giiker> Guest81071: Newegg
[20:01] <MonkeyDust> Guest81071  buy something cheap 2nd hand
[20:01] <ripthejacker> dcullen, thanks for the help.It will take me some time to figure out how to make a service :)
[20:01] <Guest81071> for aprox how many days will this hdd survive?
[20:01] <Guest81071> ny ideas
[20:02] <UnknownFork> Guest81071: 8 bit pcs with 40 khz cpus and kbs of ram have run ubuntu
[20:02] <b636bc7ca> rbb2: What about something like "ls /etc/passwd"? Does that give you output?
[20:02] <escott> Guest81071, why not just buy a new hard drive. thats the cheapest option.
[20:03] <Guest81071> my pc is actually 5yrs old
[20:03] <rbb2> well guest im using ubuntu in p4 , 1/2GB ram pc, which i bought for just 350 myr or +- 100 us or something
[20:03] <Guest81071> i wanna replace everything it has broken cabinet also
[20:03] <b636bc7ca> Guest81071: Mine is 11 :)
[20:04] <histo> Guest81071: it could die at anytime no one can say how long
[20:04] <escott> Guest81071, hard drive + case can be done for <$100. except for used you wont find anything cheaper
[20:04] <histo> Guest81071: storage is cheap right now. It would be cheaper to buy a new hdd than a whole new machine
[20:04] <rbb2> well fren do i have to type the " AND " ?  ALSO
[20:05] <Guest81071> my pc is in very bad condtn i need to change many things
[20:05] <giiker> mine is 11 too, I need a new one too, gosh when will we get rid of if it is not broken, why change it"
[20:05] <b636bc7ca> rbb2: No
[20:05] <Webhostbudd_> man, i feel like i always get new hardware
[20:06] <Ayoo> man
[20:06] <asmonaut> hi :) how do i reset the contents of error.log? what ive read doesnt look clear (or safe!)
[20:06] <Ayoo> I feel like everyone gives me 100 bux
[20:06] <Guest81071> my family won't give me money i will have to lend from a good old frnd of mine :P
[20:06] <Webhostbudd_> i see
[20:06] <Guest81071> amd or intel guys ?? :P
[20:06] <escott> asmonaut, error.log where?
[20:07] <asmonaut> /var/log/apache2
[20:07] <Webhostbudd_> Guest81071: price range dependent
[20:07] <||arifaX> Guest81071: I can not type, I lost my arm
[20:07] <||arifaX> :)
[20:07] <MonkeyDust> !ot
[20:07] <Guest81071> what abt these fx range processors?
[20:07] <Guest81071> amd fx 4100?
[20:07] <giiker> Guest81071:  amd cheap, intel little more expensive
[20:08] <rbb2> it says no such file or directory fren
[20:08] <Ayoo> Microsoft surface
[20:08] <Guest81071> custom built pc or some cheap notebook ?? :P
[20:08] <Webhostbudd_> Guest81071: it's not too bad, keep in mind bulldozer based stuff is slow per core
[20:08] <Webhostbudd_> Guest81071: it only really shines for highly multithreaded applications that do a lot of integer math
[20:08] <rbb2> well it says no such file or directory fren
[20:09] <Guest81071> i won't buy i3 eh
[20:09] <peto> hi
[20:09] <pavlz> hi
[20:09] <peto> I am loving it :)
[20:09] <bazhang> !ot | Guest81071
[20:09] <pavlz> how to configure privoxy ?
[20:10] <Guest81071> hey i cannot fix this errors now no ?
[20:10] <TheWhiteHatter> L3pot: you here?
[20:10] <bazhang> Guest81071, thats hardware, nothing to do with Ubuntu support. go to ##hardware
[20:11] <Guest81071> can u give the link for hardware
[20:11] <escott> asmonaut, presumably you remove/move the file. touch a new one in its place and send the daemon SIGUSR1. not sure if there is another way
[20:11] <bazhang> Guest81071, ##hardware   <------ its a channel
[20:12] <escott> asmonaut, if you are using logrotate for apache logs you could probably ask logrotate to rotate the apache logs
[20:12] <dcullen> Anyone in here running Ubuntu on a BeagleBoard-xM?
[20:12] <pavlz> hi, how to configure privoxy ?
[20:12] <dcullen> Actually, anyone in here running Ubuntu on any OMAP3 based system? I need help testing the fix for https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/flash-kernel/+bug/1023952
[20:13] <dcullen> Nice job, ubottu
[20:14] <pavlz> HI, HOW TO CONFIGURE PRIVOXY ?
[20:14] <bazhang> pavlz, lose the caps
[20:14] <DJones> !patience | pavlz
[20:14] <asmonaut> escott: thanks :)
[20:15] <Ayoo> TURN OFF THE CAPS
[20:15] <dcullen> l o l
[20:16] <pavlz> you are speaking from 15 minutes, without to left enough space to the others, and nobody said: <pavlz>, sorry we don't know, i asked to times, and only the third tim i wrote with the caps, because i was ignored
[20:17] <dcullen> pavlz: How about you describe what you want privoxy to do for you?
[20:17] <beandog> pavlz: vim /etc/privoxy.conf
[20:17] <Antonis> since the last upgrade I did this morning (apt-get upgrade) when I try to play videos on youtube and other sites firefox almost crashes or gets not responsive then says something about a script.. and only when I press continue does it get responsive again but then I have to press the play button to start the video.. do you maybe have a solution?
[20:17] <burckley> Hi
[20:17] <dcullen> Antonis: Restore the backup you made before upgrading?
[20:18] <burckley> I need help mounting a ntfs partition device
[20:18] <sneakyimp> escott:  thanks for no-ip tip.  i'm using them.
[20:18] <dcullen> burckley: What problem are you having?
[20:18] <burckley> the ntfs config tool doesn't have the option:
[20:18] <burckley> enable write support for itnerna; device
[20:18] <pavlz> i found only config, i have not found privoxy.config
[20:18] <escott> sneakyimp, that was somebody else. i've got a grandfathered dyndns account
[20:18] <Antonis> dcullen, what backup?
[20:18] <dcullen> burckley: You may have to install ntfs-3g
[20:18] <sneakyimp> escott:  ah it was beandog
[20:18] <dcullen> Antonis: I guess you didn't make one
[20:19] <beandog> yo
[20:19] <sneakyimp> beandog: thanks for no-ip tip, i'll be using them
[20:19] <beandog> right on :)
[20:19] <burckley> how to install ntfs-3g
[20:19] <burckley> ?
[20:19] <escott> burckley, sudo apt-get install ntfs-3g
[20:19] <Antonis> dcullen, I usually only run apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
[20:20] <Antonis> do you keep backups everytime?
[20:20] <Antonis> :\
[20:20] <burckley> already installed
[20:20] <burckley> and updated
[20:20] <dcullen> Antonis: I make backups of critical systems
[20:20] <pavlz> anyway ,thanks for your help
[20:20] <dcullen> burckley: Strange. You may have to manually mount the partition
[20:20] <burckley> failed miserably after following a random guide on the net
[20:21] <burckley> COuld you recommend one?
[20:21] <escott> burckley, have you tried "udisks --mount /dev/sdX#" where X# is the correct device and partition number
[20:21] <ripthejacker> !ubuntu
[20:21] <dcullen> sudo ntfs-3g /dev/<device> /mnt/point
[20:21] <andar_> My usb peripherals (mouse, keyboard) don't work. lsusb shows the devices, but they still don't work. Any tips on fixing this?
[20:21] <dcullen> burckley: sudo ntfs-3g /dev/<device> /mnt/point
[20:21] <Antonis> dcullen, so what should I do now?
[20:22] <burckley> escott: Mount failed: Error mounting: mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[20:22] <dcullen> Antonis: You have several options. You can file bug reports on the problematice packages
[20:22] <burckley> The device '/dev/sda1' doesn't seem to have a valid NTFS.
[20:22] <burckley> The device '/dev/sda1' doesn't seem to have a valid NTFS.
[20:22] <burckley> Uops
[20:23] <Antonis> dcullen, well I am not sure what the problem might be.. is it firefox? is it flash?
[20:23] <dcullen> Antonis: Or you can make a backup of your /home directory and re-install the known-good O/S
[20:23] <ripthejacker> !java
[20:23] <burckley> ntfs signature is missing and failed to mount /dev/sda1 invalid argument
[20:23] <escott> burckley, you might want to boot into windows and run chkdsk
[20:23] <Antonis> dcullen, why should I reinstall the whole OS?
[20:23] <burckley> escott: i can't it's password protected
[20:23] <dcullen> burckley: Can you give us a pastebin of the output of "sudo fdisk -l" and "mount'?
[20:23] <burckley> ok
[20:23] <dcullen> Antonis: Because the new O/S appears to be broken?
[20:24] <dcullen> Antonis: ...and you don't have a backup?
[20:24] <escott> burckley, then you shouldn't be using ntfs. you should only use NTFS when you have a valid copy of windows to fix any issues that come up
[20:24] <pavlz> anyway i losed my old configuration thanks to OPEN JAVA SDK VERSION 6
[20:24] <pavlz> fuck JAVA
[20:24] <Antonis> dcullen, what new O/S? I didnä't upgrade from a previous version
[20:24] <hatchetjack> any idea about gnome-settings-daemon going hog wild on my cpu?
[20:24] <dcullen> escott, burckley: I wouldn't go that far. I've used Linux to handle problems with NTFS drives since 2005
[20:24] <Antonis> I just updated the sources and run apt-get upgrade to update (maybe) firefox and other applications/files/libs etc.
[20:25] <Antonis> I was running ubuntu 12.04 and I am still running ubuntu 12.04
[20:25] <escott> dcullen, handling problems on ntfs drives is one thing. just using an ntfs drive for extra storage with no windows system to fix it is another
[20:25] <IdleOne> !language | pavlz
[20:25] <dcullen> You said: [16:19] <Antonis> dcullen, I usually only run apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
[20:25] <pavlz> i dedicated 3 days to the backuo, and then i loosed all the bookmarks, because i use Tor and Tor can't start by live cd
[20:25] <burckley> http://pastebin.com/qNSkr6CB
[20:26] <dcullen> escott: I've used NTFS drives to share files between Windows and Linux for years and used ntfsfix on Linux to fix the problems
[20:26] <Antonis> dcullen, yes.. that doesn't mean I upgraded from a previous version
[20:26] <giiker> burckley: usually after running chkdsk one has to reboot twice the system. It worked for me once I had a problem with my NTFS drive.
[20:26] <dcullen> NTFS support on Linux is very mature and stable, escott
[20:26] <dcullen> Antonis: Yes, but you probably upgraded from 12.04.0 to 12.04.1
[20:26] <burckley> giiker: i can't use chdsk as the windows system is password protected.
[20:27] <burckley> giiker: can't login...
[20:27] <Taev> umm how come the Ubuntu 12.04 installer isn't detecting my software RAID 0 partition i set with my last ubuntu install?
[20:27] <Taev> there seems no option for mounting them together as /dev/md0
[20:27] <giiker> burckley: can you burn one of those rescue systems iso images and boot it from there?
[20:28] <Rallias> I have a question about LXC. Is there any known method to escaping a container using its technology?
[20:28] <burckley> giiker: unfortunately not
[20:28] <escott> burckley, what do you mean password protected? like an encrypted partition or just a normal windows boot that you cannot login to because you dont have the system passwords
[20:28] <pavlz> OPEN JAVA SDK VERSION 6, asked me dependencies with OPENGL and at that point, there was not anymore GDM and all the X Window System, i tried with the old generic kernel version or with recovery, but nothing to do, always locked, so i have had only the possibility to do a backup and to copy on an external hdd, but i'll never think to give support to JAVA and to flash
[20:28] <giiker> escott: login only
[20:28] <Antonis> dcullen, how do I check?
[20:28] <pavlz> i use GNASH, No-Script and get_flash_videos
[20:28] <dcullen> burckley: What happens if you run "mount -t ntfs /dev/sda1 /mnt/<mount-point>"?
[20:29] <glebihan> dcullen, that wouldn't be an upgrade and 12.04.1 is not out anyway
[20:29] <giiker> burckley: I never had problems running chkdsk with password protected winblows systems
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[20:29] <ki4ro_> .
[20:29] <escott> burckley, yes, just sudo mkdir /mnt/mountpoint first
[20:29] <dcullen> Antonis: What does "lsb_release -r" produce?
[20:30] <Antonis> Release:	12.04
[20:30] <ki4ro_> Anyone explain Unity Web Apps to me?
[20:30] <dcullen> glebihan: Then what Ed Zachary does "apt-get upgrade" do?
[20:30] <escott> Taev, have you installed mdadm?
[20:30] <escott> Taev, or rather are you using the alternate installer
[20:30] <glebihan> dcullen, it upgrades packages, it doesn't go from one release to another
[20:30] <escott> !alternate | Taev
[20:30] <dcullen> burckley: Have you run ntfsck on /dev/sda1 ?
[20:30] <IronSym> .logout
[20:30] <IronSym> .login pass
[20:31] <bazhang> IronSym, hi
[20:31] <dcullen> glebihan: OK. I thought it did more than that.
[20:31] <Fatih_M> Hello, I have a F3Sv 240 Dr laptops and I use Ubuntu 11.04. I have a problem for a long time which both wireless and bluetooth leds are always open, I can switch off the button but both are still led is on... please help me :/
[20:31] <Taev> i guess ill try that, but the last ubuntu i installed had a create software raid option in the normal graphical install
[20:31] <burckley>  escott http://pastebin.com/KsFvXy24
[20:31] <burckley> dcullen: 1 moment
[20:31] <dcullen> glebihan: So, semantically, apt-get upgrade means "apt-get upgrade all packages to the latest version"?
[20:32] <escott> Taev, i believe they may have taken that out because of space constraints (harder and harder to fit it on one CD)
[20:32] <dcullen> Antonis: Since you only upgraded packages, you can methodically downgrade packages one by one until you get Firefox working again
[20:32] <glebihan> dcullen, not quite all packages, only those for which the upgrade doesn't require the installation or removal of other packages
[20:32] <dcullen> Antonis: You might start looking at the Firefox dependencies using aptitude
[20:32] <Taev> good luck with apt-get upgrade I tried that and the Adept upgrade
[20:33] <Taev> completely hosed my system
[20:33] <escott> burckley, you have to run some kind of ntfs checking/fixing utility. chkdsk in windows is recommended you can try the ntfsfix utility in linux
[20:33] <burckley> http://pastebin.com/EDMx3Dc6
[20:33] <dcullen> glebihan, Taev, Antonis, I think this is why I never run "apt-get upgrade". I've seen too many reports of "my system is completely hosed" afterward
[20:33] <burckley> escott: dcullen ntfsck ^
[20:33] <Taev> yeah ive never had it successfully work once
[20:34] <glebihan> dcullen, which is a joke, as apt-get upgrade is basically the safest upgrade possible
[20:34] <escott> burckley, i'm recommending you figure out a way to boot windows (safe mode maybe, perhaps they have a variant of recovery mode?) maybe dcullen has some magic way of dealing with this
[20:34] <dcullen> burckley: I'm afraid your NTFS partition appears to be hosed, at least Linux thinks so
[20:34] <glebihan> dcullen, apart from individually picking every package to upgrade
[20:34] <burckley> dcullen: ntfsfix ?
[20:35] <burckley> Then why can i get on the login screen
[20:35] <giiker> burckley: you can try konboot to disable the password and then run chkdsk: google knboot
[20:35] <dcullen> escott, burckley: You can always boot SystemRescueCD (http://www.sysresccd.org/Download) and boot that. It probably has the latest and greatest ntfs-3g tools and they might be able to recover your partition.
[20:35] <Jordan_U> burckley: Please pastebin the output of "sudo blkid".
[20:35] <giiker> burckley: knoboot plays with indows kernel and disables the password, once inside windows, run chkdsk
[20:36] <giiker> dcullen: he still needs to boot into Winblows
[20:36] <dcullen> burckley: You can try ntfsfix. But it might cowardly refuse to do anything if it can't find the NTFS magic thing
[20:36] <MasterOfDisaster> I might be mistaken, but letting Windows handle NTFS recovery with chkdsk seems the safest route to me.
[20:36] <burckley> Jordan_U: root@ubuntu:~# sudo blkid/dev/loop0: TYPE="squashfs"/dev/sdb1: LABEL="PENDRIVE" UUID="D7F3-EE44" TYPE="vfat"
[20:37] <dcullen> giiker: You can use SystemRescueCD to erase a Windows NT style password on 2000, XP, Vista, and 7
[20:37] <giiker> burckley: http://www.piotrbania.com/all/kon-boot/index2.html
[20:37] <giiker> dcullen: I know, but he wants to run chkdsk
[20:37] <dcullen> giiker, burckley, Just use the ntpass utility on the SystemRescueCD
[20:37] <dcullen> giiker, burckley, After you erase the password, you can force chkdsk using the magic keyboard combo (which I forget)
[20:38] <burckley> giiker's solution seems promising, i believe i won't need to burn a CD, as i dont have any burners available now
[20:38] <ripthejacker> !love
[20:38] <giiker> dcullen: forgot about SRcd's ntpass utility :b
[20:38] <giiker> burckley: just be carefull, if your NTFS is encrypted.
[20:39] <dcullen> burckley: There's a bazillion ways to force chkdsk at boot
[20:39] <dcullen> giiker: ntpass is verra nice
[20:39] <daveo> how would i use transmission (torrent-client) and at command to download a file at 02:30 in the morning?
[20:39] <escott> burckley, i would think you can just hit shift on boot and select something from the windows boot menu to get it to chkdsk
[20:40] <Jordan_U> burckley: Could you pastebin ( http://pastebin.ubuntu.com ) the output of "sudo parted -l"?
[20:41] <burckley> Jordan_U: http://pastebin.com/FCS49bXX
[20:42] <Jordan_U> burckley: "sudo parted -l" not "sudo -parted -l"
[20:42] <dcullen> oopsy
[20:42] <giiker> burckley: wait, yo didn't active an external/storage drive after saving data on it, right?
[20:42] <burckley> oh sorry Jordan_U
[20:42] <burckley> giiker: ??
[20:44] <burckley> http://pastebin.com/z5Hv1eDp
[20:44] <b636bc7ca> escott: I think I may have figured out my problem, if you're at all interested
[20:44] <escott> b636bc7ca, sure im curious what it was
[20:45] <giiker> burckley: You are getting the same errors I got once when I had errors on my MFT.
[20:45] <ashton> ubuntu
[20:45] <b636bc7ca> escott: keycode 97 on that keymap was set to "AltGr Alt Alt Alt Alt Alt Alt Alt Alt Alt Alt Alt Alt Alt Alt Alt Alt Alt Alt Alt Alt Alt Alt Alt Alt"
[20:46] <dcullen> b636bc7ca: o.O
[20:46] <escott> b636bc7ca, what keymap was this? the loadkeys keymap?
[20:46] <Jordan_U> burckley: This is somewhat of a shot in the dark, but try "sudo grub-mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/"
[20:46] <b636bc7ca> escott: Changing it to just "AltGr" (dropping all those "Alt"s) seems to have made it act like a "compose key" instead of a "sticky compose key"
[20:46] <b636bc7ca> escott: Yes
[20:46] <ashton> ubuntu
[20:46] <burckley> error: unknown filesystem.
[20:46] <giiker> burckley: Some how this happened when playing with gparted I marked a partition as Active.
[20:46] <burckley> Jordan_U: ^
[20:47] <escott> b636bc7ca, loadkeys is something ive never played with
[20:47] <b636bc7ca> /etc/console-setup/cached.kmap.gz
[20:47] <Jordan_U> burckley: Figures. Do you have any idea how the filesystem got into this state?
[20:47] <dcullen> burckley: Did you ever try ntfsfix?
[20:47] <b636bc7ca> when I uncompressed it and looked at keycode 97, it showed that "AltGr" with all those Alts after it
[20:47] <burckley> giiker: wouldn't know the implications of either marking a partition as active or inactive/passive
[20:47] <dcullen> burckley: If you can't get chkdsk to run, I'm not sure what else to try
[20:48] <burckley> Jordan_U: let's say the laptop fell off a truck and i have no idea about it's history :-)
[20:48] <dcullen> oh dear, we aren't becoming accomplices to a crime are we?
[20:48] <giiker> burckley: jajaja!!
[20:49] <burckley> dcullen: nope
[20:49] <burckley> finders keeprs
[20:49] <burckley> http://pastebin.com/Kq3P5kJz for ntfsfix
[20:49] <burckley> i'll try the bypass
[20:49] <b636bc7ca> On another of my Ubuntu 12.04 boxes, keycode 97 is set to "AltGr" 128 times
[20:49] <giiker> burckley: I still think you use konboot and run chkdsk, even Linux says to run chkdsk inside Winblows. I f you don't have another burner, you can create abootable USb drive
[20:49] <coffe> Hi , are trying to set up my ipv6 network. but even ipv4 addresses is a paint in the *u* to remeber ipv6 is harder, so i where going for setting up it with dhcp and have dhcp set my dns name,.. as one did with ipv4. but it seems its not sending any hostname when requesting a ip..
[20:49] <burckley> ALso what if the partition is FAT32 ?
[20:49] <b636bc7ca> That is, "AltGr AltGr AltGr..."
[20:49] <burckley> giiker: i think i'll give konboot a try
[20:50] <b636bc7ca> But I'm not sure how that is set
[20:50] <b636bc7ca> Like, where does /etc/console-setup/cached.kmap.gz come from in the first place?
[20:50] <ashton> ubuntu
[20:51] <bazhang> ashton, what about it
[20:51] <b636bc7ca> bazhang: It's awesome, that's what
[20:51] <giiker> burckley: good luck, and if that dowsn't work just backup ur data and wipe that partition off
[20:51] <b636bc7ca> :D
[20:51] <dcullen> burckley: That's bad news, man
[20:52] <burckley> dcullen: what is?
[20:52] <burckley> giiker: i see kon boot doesnt have a free version for windows 7...
[20:52] <andar_> Hey all; I'm having problems with my usb keyboard and mouse. They were working previously, but after a reboot yesterday, neither are working. I can see both of them when i run lsusb, but if i follow /var/log/Xorg.0.log when I attach or detach either of them I don't see any logged messages about enabling drivers for them whatsoever..
[20:52] <dcullen> burckley: If ntfsfix failed to make any progress, the partition may be really bunged
[20:53] <BUSTACAP> How do I go about compiling this and installing it: https://github.com/Benjamin-Dobell/Heimdall ?
[20:53] <giiker> it's just one version, that I know of, and it says it works on Winblows 7
[20:53] <dcullen> andar_: Look in the output of "dmesg" or in "/var/log/dmesg".
[20:54] <burckley> dcullen: I am very ignorant, so i'm probably going to ask a naive question: Could the partition be encrypted so that we get these errors?
[20:54] <giiker> burckley: wait, just read the info, nop it doesn't
[20:54] <Jordan_U> burckley: Yes, in fact that seeming most likely to me at the moment.
[20:55] <MasterOfDisaster> BUSTACAP: the instructions are detailed enough, I suggest following them?
[20:55] <Jordan_U> burckley: Run boot info script and see what bootloader boot info script thinks the drive has.
[20:55] <Jordan_U> !bootinfo | burckley
[20:55] <burckley> Jordan_U: i suspect the laptop was used in a big IT company that required SSD (?) cards to login the PC
[20:55] <dcullen> burckley: I think it's possible for the partition to be encrypted.
[20:56] <b636bc7ca> dcullen: Sure, ntfs partitions can be encrypted
[20:56] <dcullen> burckley: Windows could use a filter driver to decrypt just enough of the partition to get you to a login prompt
[20:56] <Jordan_U> burckley: This is starting to get offtopic for #ubuntu. Do you mind moving this to #ubuntu-offtopic?
[20:56] <Sander^home> Can anyone recommend an small box to use as a media center with ubuntu?
[20:57] <andar_> dcullen: dmesg contains messages such as "new high-speed USB device" when i plug in a usb device.. is there supposed to be more?
[20:57] <burckley> Thanks for all the help. I will persue the recovery CD variant and try to run a chkdsk. THanks again for all the help and sorry if i wasted your time :-)
[20:57] <Jordan_U> burckley: I'm curious to see the Boot info script results now.
[20:57] <giiker> burckley: no time wasted!
[20:57] <giiker> me too burckley
[20:57] <burckley> I will do that Jordan_U
[20:57] <Sander^home> I currently have eeebox eb1501, but ubuntu 12.04 dosn't work as good with it.
[20:59] <dcullen> andar_: Do you see anything about USB HID in dmesg?  Actually, just give us a pastebin of the contents of /var/log/dmesg
[20:59] <Jimbo-OLH> anyone have a work around for burning Ubuntu 12.04 with a Mac? seems they changed the way the ISO is created and now when i burn a copy it isn't a system/boot image … 10.04 works fine … but anything else doesn't … i don't have a Windows box to try it on
[21:00] <entricular> What is a good site to upload temporary desktop images to ?
[21:00] <BUSTACAP> MasterOfDisaster, I've never compiled and installed a source before. I just want to make sure I do it right.
[21:00] <alusion> Can anyone take a look at the samsung being sold on www.woot.com and tell me if the hardware is nicely supported? I heard samsungs are great with ubuntu right?
[21:00] <entricular> alusion: Go with Toshiba's
[21:01] <entricular> alusion: Toshiba or Asus
[21:01] <MasterOfDisaster> BUSTACAP: ah :) - not much to it though, mostly it's just discovering that you need additional *-dev packages to the dependencies listed :)
[21:01] <andar_> dcullen: ah there are some messages from HID about unknown symbol and unknown parameters for both the keyboard and mouse... i'll see if i can follow up on what is causing them
[21:01] <alusion> entricular, thanks I'll check them out when I go to microcenter
[21:02] <MasterOfDisaster> BUSTACAP: for installing, I suggest using checkinstall or fpm
[21:02] <BUSTACAP> MasterOfDisaster, I don't see any instructions to compile, just how to use the program o.O
[21:02] <MasterOfDisaster> BUSTACAP: https://github.com/Benjamin-Dobell/Heimdall/tree/master/Linux
[21:02] <entricular> alusion: Try TigerDirect.com or NewEgg.com cheaper there
[21:02] <BUSTACAP> I scrolled down now and see lol
[21:02] <MasterOfDisaster> BUSTACAP: excellent
[21:02] <dcullen> Alright folks, I gotta leave. Thanks for the laughs!
[21:03] <BUSTACAP> I get a checkinstall not found error though./
[21:04] <Mentifisto> Hey... did anyone ever try to install psx emulators on Ubuntu that can help? I tried both epsxe, which now works without any sound, and pcsxr, which fully works except doesn't seem to function with native controllers.
[21:04] <rypervenche> Mentifisto: I have a great on.
[21:05] <rypervenche> one*
[21:05] <BUSTACAP> MasterOfDisaster, sudo: checkinstall: command not found :/
[21:05] <burckley> giiker: Jordan_U http://pastebin.com/XWngqtMu
[21:05] <MasterOfDisaster> BUSTACAP: apt-get install checkinstall
[21:07] <NeuroDrV> Is it possible to avoid a harddrive's sector  by a way or an other
[21:08] <b636bc7ca> you can mark it with badblocks
[21:08] <MasterOfDisaster> BUSTACAP: did you read this yet? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingEasyHowTo
[21:10] <burckley> I'm going to reboot
[21:10] <rypervenche> Mentifisto: http://psxemulator.gazaxian.com/
[21:12] <Norrin> http://pastie.org/4286257
[21:12] <Norrin> specifically:
[21:12] <Norrin> The following packages have been kept back:
[21:12] <Norrin>   linux-image-virtual linux-virtual
[21:13] <Norrin> why is it keeping back packages ?
[21:13] <Jordan_U> burckley: Could you please post a picture of the login screen you're seeing (to #ubuntu-offtopic) ?
[21:13] <glebihan> Norrin, because you're running apt-get upgrade and not apt-get dist-upgrade
[21:14] <Norrin> i keep seeing mess on forums such as, 'upgrade cannot install new package or remove packages'.  I don't see what that has to do with trying to install upgrades
[21:14] <Norrin> glebihan, what can't upgrade install those upgrades?
[21:14] <burckley> Jordan_U: I'll try, if not i'll try tomorrow, depends if i find the data cable for my mobile...
[21:14] <qubit[01]> Im trying to start X on ubuntu-server but I'm getting 'no screens found' , how do I tell it I will connect remotely ?
[21:14] <auronandace> !dist-upgrade | Norrin
[21:14] <glebihan> Norrin, when you have a new version of the kernel available, you need to get new packages (and not only new versions of already installed packages)
[21:14] <burckley> I'm sleeping at the office tonight so resources are scarce
[21:15] <glebihan> Norrin, which is why you need dist-upgrade instead of upgrade
[21:15] <Norrin> that's weird.   i always though 'upgrade' handled dependencies
[21:15] <Norrin> thought*
[21:15] <MasterOfDisaster> qubit[01]: sure you don't want to use a VNC server?
[21:15] <BUSTACAP> MasterOfDisaster, have you used heimdall?
[21:15] <MasterOfDisaster> BUSTACAP: nope
[21:15] <auronandace> Norrin: it handles already installed dependencies
[21:16] <Titan2215> Is there a trick to burning 12.04 64-bit server to a DVD for installing on a server?
[21:16] <BUSTACAP> Has anyone here used heimdall? I'm getting an error although I did get it installed now.
[21:16] <glebihan> Norrin, it doesn't, it can only upgrade already installed packages
[21:16] <Norrin> i see
[21:16] <qubit[01]> MasterOfDisaster: actually I really just need X to be running for certain libraries to run  that use QT and Cairo
[21:16] <Norrin> thanks auronandace & glebihan
[21:16] <glebihan> Norrin, you're welcome
[21:16] <Norrin> why is it called dist-upgrade is it doesn't upgrade the distribution?
[21:16] <Norrin> worst command naming ever?
[21:16] <MasterOfDisaster> qubit[01]: what for? X forwarding not enough?
[21:17] <BUSTACAP> MasterOfDisaster, can you make any sense of this: http://pastebin.com/MNNVLBe4
[21:17] <auronandace> Norrin: legacy fluff from debian
[21:17] <qubit[01]> MasterOfDisaster: X forwarding ? is that like xvfb and freinds ?
[21:18] <Norrin> auronandace now that i see that, i think i've hit this issue before.  dist-upgrade is the worst it could be named.  each time after a year or so, that i see it… i think it upgrades the distribution
[21:18] <MasterOfDisaster> qubit[01]: ssh -X user@host xterm <-- launches xterm on the remote host, but displays it on your local machine
[21:19] <Norrin> !upgrade
[21:19] <MasterOfDisaster> BUSTACAP: seems to me like a permissions issue - check with strace
[21:19] <qubit[01]> MasterOfDisaster: oh ok cool
[21:19] <Norrin> j/ design
[21:19] <BUSTACAP> MasterOfDisaster, I don't know what that means o.O
[21:19] <Norrin> typo
[21:20] <MasterOfDisaster> BUSTACAP: it most likely tries to access a device file in /dev, to which your user doesn't have the necessary permissions
[21:20] <BUSTACAP> MasterOfDisaster, but if i'm using sudo shouldn't it have enough permissions?
[21:21] <MasterOfDisaster> BUSTACAP: oh - yes, it should work then
[21:21] <BUSTACAP> MasterOfDisaster, if I don't use sudo it says failure to access device, if I do use sudo it gives me that error :(
[21:22] <MasterOfDisaster> BUSTACAP: nevertheless, strace is a debugging tool - it will tell you which files a program tries to access and what happened
[21:22] <glebihan> Norrin, the naming can be confusing, but it originally has (and still has) sense : it's a distribution upgrade in the way that it can upgrade the kernel
[21:22] <MasterOfDisaster> BUSTACAP: perhaps you just need to point it to the correct device
[21:22] <glebihan> Norrin, coming from debian, that makes perfect sense, since debian doesn't have releases in the way ubuntu does
[21:22] <MasterOfDisaster> BUSTACAP: try this: strace -e open,stat -o output.xxx <executable>
[21:23] <Norrin> i see.   like gentoo i guess
[21:23] <BUSTACAP> MasterOfDisaster, bash: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'
[21:24] <MasterOfDisaster> BUSTACAP: use lsusb and dmesg to find out what files in /dev your device uses, and check the file output.xxx if they match
[21:24] <gubbbel>  I have a question about encryption: As far as I understand one can encrypt the whole disc except the boot partition. But doesn't leave this a big security hole? What if some bad guy gains access to my notebook while I'm away and e.g. takes out my harddisk, modifies some files on boot (installs  an keylogger?) and puts it back into the notebook. Wouldn't this be possbile? I know that with Windows Truecrypt is able to encrypt the W
[21:24] <gubbbel> HOLE disk?
[21:24] <MasterOfDisaster> BUSTACAP: what exactly did you type?
[21:32] <qubit[01]> MasterOfDisaster: yes you were right vnc4server is what I needed
[21:32] <qubit[01]> cheers
[21:33] <kiyoshiakira> dum did um dum di dum
[21:34] <kiyoshiakira> ok, just wondering, if I've installed xubuntu does that mean I can have Lubuntu in xubuntu as well by installing the LXDE desktop environment?
[21:34] <johnny22> Hey guys, I was just wondering if anyone could help me installing Sapphire HD 6870 ftibrtd?
[21:34] <johnny22> drivers**
[21:34] <kiyoshiakira> Because I did that, and it said there was a choice for the LXDE session
[21:34] <zykotick9> kiyoshiakira: sure - you can have as many DE/WM as you wish (space permitting)
[21:35] <auronandace> kiyoshiakira: sudo apt-get install lubuntu-desktop will get you the lubuntu session
[21:35] <kiyoshiakira> Sweetness, I've never found a better operating system than Linux
[21:35] <zykotick9> kiyoshiakira: linux is a kernel, not an operating system.... just sayin'
[21:35] <kiyoshiakira> Oh I know
[21:35] <auronandace> !info lubuntu-desktop | kiyoshiakira
[21:36] <kiyoshiakira> But even so...all linux operating systems are totally bangin
[21:36] <kiyoshiakira> Wait how to install again?
[21:38] <kiyoshiakira> Fun
[21:38] <kiyoshiakira> Need a bit more ram though
[21:38] <kiyoshiakira> And a bigger processor
[21:38] <\Jan> how much ram do you have?
[21:38] <kiyoshiakira> Got an old Compaq Presario
[21:38] <kiyoshiakira> 512 mb
[21:39] <kiyoshiakira> 1.5 gb processor
[21:39] <bekks> s/gb/ghz/
[21:39] <kiyoshiakira> oops
[21:39] <kiyoshiakira> ghz
[21:39] <\Jan> should be fine with a light desktop environment
[21:39] <kiyoshiakira> lol
[21:39] <\Jan> As long as you have a swap partition
[21:40] <kiyoshiakira> Yeah, but I would like to go blazing fast I mean like Road Runner on crack
[21:41] <\Jan> Install a lighter distro or spend time tweaking down ubuntu
[21:41] <\Jan> ┐('～`；)┌
[21:42] <okay> install gentoo
[21:42] <okay> have both
[21:43] <zykotick9> okay: gentoo... lol. </OT>
[21:43] <MasterOfDisaster> sure - why not LFS?
[21:43] <kiyoshiakira> I hope..I'm not insulting anyone by the things I say, I don't usually say these things but was in the mood to make someone laugh
[21:44] <kiyoshiakira> I've got Puppy Linux
[21:44] <kiyoshiakira> And I've also got Tiny Core Linux
[21:44] <okay> kiyoshiakira: I'm a recovering crack addict so... :\
[21:44] <\Jan> Gentoo is <@insomnia> it only takes three commands to install Gentoo
 cfdisk /dev/hda && mkfs.xfs /dev/hda1 && mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/gentoo/ && chroot /mnt/gentoo/ && env-update && . /etc/profile && emerge sync && cd /usr/portage && scripts/bootsrap.sh && emerge system && emerge vim && vi /etc/fstab && emerge gentoo-dev-sources && cd /usr/src/linux && make menuconfig && make install modules_install && emerge gnome mozilla-firefox openoffice && emerge grub && cp /boot/grub/grub.conf.sample /boot/grub/grub.conf && vi /
[21:44] <kiyoshiakira> And damn small linux
[21:44] <kiyoshiakira> I'm sorry okay
[21:44] <kiyoshiakira> lol
 that's the first one
[21:44] <bb42> That was only the first one jan
[21:44] <kiyoshiakira> It sounds..bad
[21:44] <\Jan> hahaha
[21:44] <kiyoshiakira> I'm sorry okay!!!
[21:44] <kiyoshiakira> O.O
[21:45] <kiyoshiakira> Like daughter to father
[21:45] <kiyoshiakira> But anyway, (okay) I'm sorry
[21:45] <kiyoshiakira> There
[21:45] <kiyoshiakira> that's better
[21:46] <\Jan> I don't think you have to manually edit grub anymore
[21:46] <MasterOfDisaster> \Jan: ah, brings back memories :)
[21:46] <LjL> erm... i realize it's probably a slightly dead moment, but what i'm seeing doesn't look much like Ubuntu support :P
[21:46] <kiyoshiakira> I'm tellin ya, drugs don't do anything for you, even at the most depressing time in your life, it only makes things worse, even cigarettes made things worse for me
[21:46] <LjL> !ot
[21:47] <kiyoshiakira> So what do I do now?
[21:47] <kiyoshiakira> It installed
[21:47] <MasterOfDisaster> kiyoshiakira: /j ubuntu-offtopic :b
[21:50] <kiyoshiakira> Do I just log out? And then come back in the lubuntu desktop?
[21:51] <kiyoshiakira> For some reason Linux Mint isn't working on this computer IDK why it stays on the leaf looking thing
[21:51] <alusion> What does ubuntu think of the Lenovo Thinkpad?
[21:52] <kiyoshiakira> A computer desktop environment that talks to you
[21:54] <Linix> Hey guys, I installed the xubuntu-desktop on top of Ubuntu 12.04 I messed up with the panels and now I don't quite like the way it is? is there a way to comeback to the default layout of the XFCE panels?
[21:54] <kiyoshiakira> Ooooh I like Lubuntu session so much more
[21:55] <L3top> alusion: The thinkpads generally have strongly supported hardware in linux.
[21:56] <zykotick9> Linix: i don't use xfce so can't check.  is there a ~/.xfce or ~/.config/xfce "like" folder?  if so, try moving it to a new name and it might revert all your settings/changes
[21:56] <L3top> Linix, I would think the easiest way would be to create a new user... not sure if that is the answer you are going for.
[21:57] <Linix> L3top: I might do just that! Thanks zykotick9 anyways
[21:59] <Antonis> I have two files (a source) in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ but I don't know how to remove them with ppa-purge.. private-ppa.launchpad.net_commercial-ppa-uploaders_tiberiumalliances_ubuntu.list & private-ppa.launchpad.net_commercial-ppa-uploaders_tiberiumalliances_ubuntu.list.save
[21:59] <Antonis> how do I get the right name and subdirectory to remove them with ppa-purge?
[22:00] <qubit[01]> can I call init functions without sudo ?
[22:01] <MasterOfDisaster> qubit[01]: elaborate...
[22:01] <L3top> Antonis: the easy way is just to sudo rm /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*; sudo apt-get update
[22:01] <Antonis> L3top, I was told (by people in this channel) that the "right" way is to use ppa-purge
[22:01] <qubit[01]> MasterOfDisaster: I have my own custom init script that uses authbind so that I can run node on port 80 without running as root, when try running it as user ubuntu ( amazon ec2 services ), I get start: Rejected send message, 1 matched rules; type="method_call"
[22:02] <Antonis> it reverts everything back to how it was before
[22:02] <zykotick9> L3top: if there are any packages installed from those ppa(s) they'll be stuck in limbo forever probably :(  apt doesn't downgrade
[22:02] <Antonis> yeap
[22:02] <qubit[01]> MasterOfDisaster: actually my fault, one second
[22:02] <zykotick9> Antonis: ppa-purge is certainly the way to go (if anything is installed from there!)
[22:02] <L3top> Antonis: it uses only that in /etc/apt/sources.list
[22:03] <zykotick9> !ppa-purge | L3top
[22:03] <zykotick9> L3top: that "revert your packages" is important
[22:03] <L3top> This is true zykotick9. This is always an acceptable solution for me because the only thing I ever install from ppa are specific video drivers. I should consider other cases.
[22:03] <L3top> And I never want them to go with the bathwater... so to speak.
[22:03] <Antonis> zykotick9, the problem is that I am not sure what the repository-name is and what the subdirectory is..
[22:04] <zykotick9> L3top: i think ppas are typically a bad idea.  but that's just over conservative me!
[22:04] <Antonis>  private-ppa.launchpad.net_commercial-ppa-uploaders_tiberiumalliances_ubuntu.list
[22:04] <zykotick9> Antonis: i see your problem from your previous post/paste...  sorry man, i've never actually had to use ppa-purge...
[22:05] <MasterOfDisaster> qubit[01]: take a look at policykit, I suppose you can accomplish that task with it.
[22:05] <DenysLins> can anyone help me with internal mic problem?
[22:05] <qubit[01]> MasterOfDisaster: ok will do
[22:05] <zykotick9> DenysLins: EEEPC?  if not - then i can't.  giving your model might help the channel though.  and if it is an eeepc - you could reply with my nick if you supply your model.
[22:06] <L3top> Sorry for interfering with the "hacky" way I deal with the problem.
[22:06] <DenysLins> my model is acer 4736z with ubuntu 12.04 64bits
[22:09] <DenysLins> Can anyone help me with internal mic problem? Acer 4736z running ubuntu 12.04 64bits.
[22:09] <Moogs> Hello everyone.  I am trying to install Ubuntu on a windows 7 laptop but it is saying that there is not enough space... I just ran disk management and have the following disk information - system (199 mb), c: (350 gb), unallocated (115.47 gb), hp tools (103 mb).  What am I doing wrong???
[22:10] <zykotick9> Moogs: fyi that's 4 primary partitions, and ubuntu will want to create 2 partitions by default / and swap - so there isn't room to do it (even though you have unallocated space)
[22:11] <Moogs> do i need to delete hp tools?
[22:12] <zykotick9> Moogs: i "believe" OEMs are doing this on purpose - to disourage installing alternate OSes on there windows pre-loaded machines </OT>
[22:12] <Moogs> OEMs?
[22:13] <zykotick9> Moogs: compaq/hp/dell/etc. Original Equipment Manufacturers
[22:15] <Moogs> Oh okay.  zybiski
[22:15] <Moogs> zykotick9: it told me to create a backup then i could do it?
[22:15] <Moogs> zykotick9: is this about normal?
[22:17] <zykotick9> Moogs: sorry - i can't / won't help you.  i consider this a "windows" issue and thus very OT (for me).  but you need to create an extended partition, so you can have 5+ partitions...  but messing with your recovery/tools partitions from your computer is "messy" and i won't touch it with a 30 foot pole.  best of luck man (sorry i just don't touch Microsoft ever)
[22:17] <Moogs> zykotick9: can we go back on topic, because i've already done what you didn't want to talk about.
[22:18] <Moogs> zykotick9: how do i create an extended partition?
[22:18] <zykotick9> Moogs: so install into the extended partition - should be all good.
[22:19] <zykotick9> Moogs: i'd use fdisk (but that is only from personal knowledge of the program).  gparted would probably be easiest.  hopefully someone else could guide you if you need help
[22:19] <simplew> is there any GUI to show manual pages?
[22:19] <Moogs> gparted okay
[22:20]  * zykotick9 notes fdisk is disouraged in the man page for cfdisk
[22:20] <playman> I was trying to install samba on my server, and I always get "size mismatch" error even tried "--fix-missing" with no luck. this is what I get http://paste.ubuntu.com/1100961/ any one have any idea how to fix this?
[22:20] <zykotick9> simplew: i don't know.  but i think that is a funny question ;)  "man man"
[22:22] <evilytwisted> has anyone played postal2 on linux?
[22:22] <zykotick9> simplew: i was really hoping the answer would be in "man man" but it wasn't :(..
[22:23] <Jordan_U> simplew: Yelp.
[22:27] <Jordan_U> Moogs: Just let Ubuntu's installer create the partitions. It's smart enough to know that it needs to create an extended partition with logical partitions within it.
[22:30] <zykotick9> Jordan_U: but it can't - because there are already 4 primary partitions
[22:30] <heligoland> hi
[22:30] <heligoland> can someone point me to the error logs that would explain why 12.04 keeps freezing on me all the time?
[22:30] <semitones> is sudo shutdown safe?
[22:31] <Phaba> how do i save the sources.list file in /etc/apt folder?
[22:31] <nannes> semitones: No, the computer could explode
[22:31] <Phaba> i apparently corrupted the repo file :/
[22:31] <semitones> thanks nannes...
[22:31] <nannes> semitones: sudo shutdown -h now   is fine :)
[22:31] <nannes> I was just kidding
[22:31] <tehaco> ^^
[22:31] <zykotick9> semitones: "sudo shutdown" won't do anything/or what you expect.  "sudo shutdown -h now" will turn off or -r for restart
[22:32] <semitones> i was reading on the lubuntu wiki that the only time it's safe to do is if you don't have any programs running
[22:33] <nannes> Phaba: You could simply replace it with another one, taken from a default ubuntu configuration
[22:33] <Phaba> i need to add typesafe to it though, i just didnt add it correctly
[22:34] <nannes> heligoland: Freezes in the GUI are often due to video driver problems
[22:34] <heligoland> nannes,i need to cold reboot every time
[22:34] <heligoland> nannes, everything locks up
[22:34] <heligoland> nannes,INTEL HD4000? I just got a new Ivy Bridge i5
[22:35] <nannes> heligoland: Neither can you press ctrl+alt+F1 to switch to terminal?
[22:35] <heligoland> nannes,nope
[22:35] <nannes> !intel
[22:35] <heligoland> !intel
[22:35] <Jordan_U> zykotick9: Moogs implied that they have already deleted one.
[22:36] <nannes> heligoland: You could have a look to xorg , dmesg and whatever log file
[22:37] <heligoland> nannes, dmesg logs giving me a lot of usbctrl TimeOut!s
[22:37] <Rodrigo_BR> Oi
[22:37] <nannes> mm.. what about xorg one?
[22:37] <Rodrigo_BR> Alguem do Brasil
[22:38] <heligoland> nannes,not seeing anything bad there. but my wifi does disconnect a lot
[22:38] <heligoland> nannes, ever since i got a new wifi adapter
[22:39] <benassi_> hey guys.. it is only me.. or this chat(one that comes with setup) is not stable :S
[22:40] <simplew> anyone that coul help me packaging ?
[22:41] <trend> I have a bunch of zombie process that I need to kill, and cannot seem to get the right syntax for killall.. the process name is php /usr/local/xxxxx/dash/xxx jobQueue:process --env=prod . any iseas?
[22:41] <nannes> heligoland: You should reboot and not logging in to X, but simply switch to a terminal  with ctrl+alt+F1
[22:41] <nannes> To check which driver is in use for your VideoChip
[22:41] <i7c> trend: kill by pid?
[22:41] <semitones> yeah try that, use top
[22:41] <trend> I need to kill a group
[22:42] <playman> I was trying to install samba on my server, and I always get "size mismatch" error even tried "--fix-missing" with no luck. this is what I get http://paste.ubuntu.com/1100961/ any one have any idea how to fix this?
[22:42] <simplew> i have not installed chinese language neither any translation chinese package, yet in "Langua Support" chinese appears listed along with my native lang, can anyone tell me i have chinese there where i dont have any chinese package installed and how to remove it????
[22:43] <nannes> simplew: Check it in Synaptic, then, if there is, remove it
[22:43] <heligoland> nannes, how do i do that
[22:44] <MasterOfDisaster> playman: try 'sudo apt-get update' first
[22:44] <shbk> Hello! I have bash file that  I want to execute with root privileges.  I don't like to type every time password. So, I changed owner from user to root, but it still asks for password to root every time. Are there any ways to enter it once and avoid inputting every time when I want to execute it? Thanks.
[22:44] <nannes> heligoland:  lsmod (in terminal) lets you see which kernel modules are loaded by the system on every boot
[22:44] <simplew> nannes, please read what i said
[22:44] <MasterOfDisaster> playman: perhaps something in your local network setup is broken? are you using a proxy?
[22:44] <playman> MasterOfDisaster: i've tried that couple of times, even "sudo apt-get clean"
[22:44] <nannes> shbk: Are you talking about executing it from the DesktopGraphicalEnvironment? :)
[22:45] <playman> MasterOfDisaster: nope just basic ethernet to router to phoneline
[22:45] <MasterOfDisaster> shbk: set up your sudoers file ('visudo') accordingly
[22:46] <inline6power_> can some one please give me a hand with a quick question on ubuntu 12.04
[22:46] <shbk> nannes: I am not sure. For example it would be convenient to  make update and upgrade in one step. So , I make a file with simple name "A" in /usr/bin and I can only type  with letter. And I will be updated
[22:46] <shbk> and upgraded
[22:47] <Jordan_U> shbk: What does this bash script do?
[22:47] <inline6power_> i am trying to build android and when i repo sync, it takes all my space available on /dev/loop0 at 30gb when i have 701gb free on /dev/sda1
[22:47] <inline6power_> here is a pastebin
[22:47] <inline6power_> http://pastebin.com/bjAbbD7x
[22:47] <MasterOfDisaster> playman: try downloading the .deb manually with wget, see if there are any issues
[22:48] <shbk> that's all http://pastebin.com/MhmH28fv
[22:48] <onats> hi all, is there no easy way to install oracle java on ubuntu server instances?
[22:48] <MasterOfDisaster> playman: may want to pick another mirror to download from, perhaps the problem's not on your end
[22:48] <onats> i can't download the installer via command line coz i have to select accept in their terms
[22:48] <Rodrigo_BR> Ola
[22:48] <Rodrigo_BR> pessoal
[22:48] <onats> !java
[22:48] <Rodrigo_BR> po favor me ajude
[22:48] <playman> MasterOfDisaster: hmm ok i'll try that thanks
[22:48] <onats> !oracle
[22:48] <Rodrigo_BR> me ajuda
[22:48] <MasterOfDisaster> !es
[22:49] <i7c> Rodrigo_BR: so ingles aqui. manda messagem privada p mim, se quiser. mas meu portuguese nao eh muito bom :P
[22:49] <nannes> shbk: A script/single-command which changes some system issues always need root privileges. So, if you don't wanna write the root-pw everytime, you must login with root and run it from there (but it isn't suggested as for the security problems there could be)
[22:49] <Rodrigo_BR> ok
[22:49] <inline6power_> so can anyone help me?
[22:49] <shbk> nannes: eh, it would so convenient to type it once....
[22:49] <nannes> shbk: You can't pretend to execute something with root privileges, without writing a pass .)
[22:49] <shbk> I thought maybe I can write somehow before
[22:49] <nannes> shbk: By default, using sudo you *do* need to type it once.
[22:49] <shbk> once
[22:50] <nannes> The other ones you're not asked to
[22:51] <nannes> shbk: As for the simplicity to type the command without depending on which path you're in, you could just use bash aliases :)
[22:51] <nannes> An alias is a bash custom command, which you can set to correspond to another command, so that you write the custom one for the execution of the second :)
[22:52] <Arsin> Hey guys, I'm installing the restricted extras on lubuntu and while 'preparing ttf-mscorefonts-installer' it's showing me a eula in the "details" section
[22:52] <shbk> nannes: yeah, seems intereting. I can google instead of bothering you. But tell, can I eventually to what I want with it?
[22:53] <Arsin> Which only has an "ok" option, it's been stuck here for 5min+ what do I do
[22:53] <iceroot> Arsin: press the ok button
[22:53] <iceroot> Arsin: maybe select it with "tab" first
[22:53] <Arsin> Hah. THanks
[22:53] <Arsin> I've been highlighting it all this time
[22:53] <iceroot> Arsin: you have to accept it because its non-free and a special licence is used
[22:54] <Norrin> when a package is available for narwhal but not  lucid lynx, that's because the binaries are not compatible?
[22:54] <nannes> (00:49:56) nannes: shbk: By default, using sudo you *do* need to type it once.
[22:54] <nannes> (00:50:01) nannes: The other ones you're not asked to...
[22:54] <nannes> (00:51:08) nannes: shbk: As for the simplicity to type the command without depending on which path you're in, you could just use bash aliases :)
[22:54] <nannes> (00:51:58) nannes: An alias is a bash custom command, which you can set to correspond to another command, so that you write the custom one for the execution of the second :)
[22:54] <nannes> (00:52:36) nannes: for example, if I set the alias  "something" = sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[22:54] <nannes> (00:52:54) nannes: every time I run "something" in terminal, those 2 commands are executed :)
[22:54] <FloodBot1> nannes: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:54] <Norrin> ie: can i download the .deb for narwhall and install it on lucid lynx?
[22:54] <iceroot> Norrin: dont do that
[22:54] <iceroot> Norrin: normally it will break stuff
[22:54] <iceroot> Norrin: which package you need?
[22:54] <Norrin> any reason why python3.2 is on narwhal but not lynx?
[22:55] <iceroot> Norrin: because natty is newer
[22:55] <Norrin> both still in support
[22:55] <MasterOfDisaster> Norrin: have you checked whether it's in backports?
[22:55] <iceroot> Norrin: doesnt matter
[22:55] <Norrin> MasterOfDisaster, no.  that repo means less tested?
[22:56] <rypervenche> lol
[22:56] <iceroot> Norrin: you will never get a major update inside a stable release, just security fixes (there are a few packages where you get major updates)
[22:56] <WelcomeEnd> any1 here to help me pls?:)
[22:56] <Norrin> iceroot, i see.  that's starting to sound more like the real reason
[22:57] <Moogs> I just tried to create the partition but it didn't work again.. it is stating the same thing about not having enough space... i have only system (119 mb), c (350 gb), unallocated (115.57 gb)
[22:57] <Norrin> WelcomeEnd, that's a stupid question
[22:57] <MasterOfDisaster> Norrin: no, it means somebody put in the work to make a certain package's version introduced in a later revision work in an earlier.
[22:57] <iceroot> Norrin: there are no stupid questions!
[22:57] <celthunder> WelcomeEnd: no were all here to hate on you
[22:57] <iceroot> Norrin: just stupid answers
[22:57] <Norrin> can i ask a question is a stupid question
[22:57] <WelcomeEnd> thanks norrin xD
[22:57] <iceroot> celthunder: stop that
[22:57] <Norrin> the sooner they know that, the better
[22:58] <Moogs> i saw that in my partitions on the linux partition drive, it showed sda1 has 0 bytes, sda2 had 199 mb, sda3 has 350 gig, sda4 has 115.57 gb and a little bit of free space
[22:58] <Jordan_U> Moogs: Please pastebin the output of "sudo parted -l".
[22:58] <iceroot> Norrin: !ask  is what you are looking for and not that kind of answer you gave
[22:58] <Moogs> i am in windows
[22:58] <MasterOfDisaster> WelcomeEnd: just state what problem you have and what you tried already.
[22:58] <iceroot> WelcomeEnd: feel free to just put your question on the line with usefull details
[22:58] <Norrin> !ask
[22:59] <Norrin> yup.  exactly what i meant
[22:59] <iceroot> Norrin: but with different words
[22:59] <Moogs> how do i do that in windows?  i am kind of confused
[22:59] <Norrin> right.  same meaning
[22:59] <iceroot> Norrin: the answer from !ask is usefull, your answer was not usefull
[22:59] <Moogs> Jordan_U: do you have any suggestions/
[23:00] <Norrin> Moogs, right click on my computer and go to 'manage'
[23:00] <Norrin> then go to storage
[23:00] <WelcomeEnd> so... who is well known with the bumblebee driver? my graphic card is gt540 m. my question is how (or wether) im able to run files like minecraft.jar via optirun?
[23:00] <celthunder> iceroot: its implied, asking to ask is itself a question and anyone who doesnt know that probably cant read any answer of any sort anyway.
[23:00] <Jordan_U> Moogs: Can you boot the Ubuntu LiveCD and run "sudo parted -l"?
[23:00] <Moogs> well right now i am installing fedora, then installing ubuntu, so i don't have that disk ready
[23:01] <OerHeks> WelcomeEnd, better ask in #bumblebee here on freenode, those guys are up2date
[23:01] <Moogs> someone on the ubuntu forums said to do it that way
[23:01] <WelcomeEnd> there is a channel for that?:o thanks:)
[23:01] <Moogs> Jordan_U: i am in the manage pat.
[23:01] <Phaba> how do i add a new repo to the sources.list, i have the url i just dont understand what to type, as in deb-src http://urlrepo.com version? repotype?
[23:01] <Moogs> part*
[23:01] <celthunder> Phaba: vi /etc/apt/sources.list
[23:01] <Phaba> how do i know what repo type to add it to and does the version of linux im running matter
[23:02] <iceroot> Phaba: normally its not a good idea to mix repos from different ubuntu versions or more evil from debian
[23:02] <Phaba> celthunder, im just sudo gedit, i dont know what i actually need other than the url
[23:02] <Norrin> MasterOfDisaster, well if it was available for Lynx backports, it'd say so on this page? http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=names&keywords=python3.2
[23:02] <Phaba> i just want to add typesafe so i can apt-get install sbt
[23:02] <iceroot> Phaba: to find out your version "cat /etc/issue"
[23:02] <zykotick9> Phaba: fyi deb-src is not the same as deb, it doesn't supply packages, you'd need to build what is in there.
[23:03] <Phaba> reet, so deb url myversion whatgoeshere?
[23:03] <iceroot> Phaba: the repo name is the last
[23:03] <Norrin> packages.ubuntu.com searches backports also?
[23:03] <iceroot> Phaba: e.g. main universe or something like that
[23:04] <Phaba> iceroot, yeh how do i know which one? just use main or universe?
[23:04] <iceroot> Phaba: ask the maintainer of that repo
[23:04] <Phaba> hmm k, thanks
[23:04] <iceroot> Norrin: not by default, you have to choose backports from the dropdown list
[23:05] <iceroot> Phaba: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libsigc%2B%2B-2.0  that?
[23:05] <iceroot> Phaba: seems to be the runtime called typesafe
[23:05] <Phaba> iceroot, http://apt.typesafe.com/
[23:06] <iceroot> Phaba: debian
[23:07] <iceroot> Phaba: http://typesafe.com/stack/download#deb
[23:07] <shbk> nannes: thanks, maybe it'd convenient
[23:07] <iceroot> Phaba: http://apt.typesafe.com/repo-deb-build-0002.deb  install that and then do what the page is saying
[23:07] <klj613> im trying to use unrar on multiple files at once with prefix*.rar and prefix* doesnt seem to work
[23:08] <nannes> shbk: It is! :) Google 'bash alias' to know more! ;)
[23:08] <iceroot> klj613: unrar foo*.rar?
[23:08] <Phaba> right okie dokie, so i canny just add it the repo straight to the sources.list?
[23:08] <iceroot> Phaba: read the page
[23:08] <iceroot> Phaba: the package is configuring your sources
[23:09] <klj613> iceroot, it says "Extracting ...." (the first match) then says no files to extract and ends
[23:09] <iceroot> Phaba: just download the deb double click on it and then run the two apt-get commands from the website
[23:09] <klj613> whilst extracting that file specifically it works
[23:09] <Phaba> okay got it, i already installed the .deb file earlier through software center before editing the sources.list, il ldo it this way around and re-install
[23:09] <iceroot> klj613: and "echo foo*.rar" is showing always the correct filenames?
[23:10] <shamt> any one with lua expirence?
[23:10] <klj613> iceroot, yes
[23:10] <klj613> i installed unrar-free btw
[23:12] <iceroot> klj613: seems unrar cant handle mutliple files
[23:12] <BlackDalek> Hi. How do I exit X in order to run Nvidia's own driver installer?
[23:12] <iceroot> klj613: for a in foo*.rar; do unrar e "$a";done
[23:12] <iceroot> BlackDalek: sudo service lightdm stop
[23:12] <Jordan_U> BlackDalek: Why not use Jocky ( "Additional Drivers")?
[23:13] <MasterOfDisaster> BlackDalek: just install it with apt
[23:13] <BlackDalek> thanks iceroot
[23:13] <klj613> iceroot, thanks! :)
[23:13] <Jordan_U> BlackDalek: It's generally a bad idea to install Nvidia drivers manually.
[23:13]  * klj613 gives a virtual beer to iceroot
[23:14] <Moogs> Could anyone help me with this problem?  I am trying to install this distro, the only one on my system, and it is giving me a not enough space problem... but I have the space, the only thing I can think of is the sda1 being 0, any suggestions on hwo I can fix this problem so i can install the os?
[23:15] <Jordan_U> Moogs: Please boot a LiveCD/USB and pastebin the output of "sudo parted -l".
[23:15] <Moogs> okay letm e load it up
[23:15] <Moogs> i will be back on web irc
[23:16] <Phaba> thanks alot iceroot, typesafe repo set up and sbt installed :D
[23:16] <delac> would anyone know if there is a way to disable eog and totem from using dark theme on Gnome? (user preference, no modifying system themes)
[23:16] <Phaba> much appreciated
[23:16] <shbk> nannes: if it hadn't ask for password  yet, it would be just happiness.(I understand that alias cannot solve this) There should be some way.
[23:17] <nannes> shbk: Ohhhhh you mean to include the password in the command itself, so that you don't need to write it?
[23:17] <nannes> loooool
[23:17] <nannes> it's so unsecure
[23:17] <shbk> nannes, by the way, how? I am only one user of this computer
[23:20] <shbk> nannes, if only I use PC, can it be unsafe?
[23:20] <shbk> nannes, I can restrict to users read that file
[23:20] <nannes> shbk: It's anyway unsafe, cause there's the root password stored in clear into a fiile
[23:21] <nannes> the security power of linux is especially due to the system of privileges
[23:21] <nannes> you're completely breaking it
[23:21] <Moogs> Jordan_U: what is the code again?
[23:21] <Moogs> sudo parted -| ??
[23:21] <Jordan_U> Moogs: sudo parted -l
[23:21] <shbk> nannes, I will hide it somewhere deep. no one will find it)
[23:22] <nannes> shbk: Even restricting to less users, your own user *must* have the access. So, if any application has a security bug, the attacker has normal-user privileges. Doing that, you're making its life simpler to control your pc
[23:22] <Moogs> Here is the report Jordan_U : http://pastebin.com/LwgLw93K
[23:24] <shbk> nannes: how will one find it? there are a lot of folders....
[23:24] <nannes> shbk: you're putting it in bash aliases :o)
[23:25] <shbk> nannes: I will write it in bash file and put it somewhere
[23:25] <aquestioner> h! i have a question about setting up a lamp server
[23:25] <Jordan_U> Moogs: Since I assume that you're running this from a Fedora LiveCD, run this: su -c "parted -l"
[23:26] <iceroot> shbk: stop this useluss junk please we dont support such insecure things here
[23:26] <nannes> shbk: the path of it will be clear in bash_aliases, anyways :) you're breaking the system security
[23:26] <Moogs> Jordan_U: http://pastebin.com/MNVfmrMr
[23:26] <playman> can any one tell me where I can find a guide on how to install samba with wget? or how to change my mirrors?
[23:26] <fusk> is this also for xubuntu ?
[23:26] <fusk> it just joined auto, so kinda assuming it is.
[23:27] <Jordan_U> Moogs: I thought that you had deleted one of the 4 partitions already. That does not appear to be true.
[23:28] <aquestioner> Hi! I have a question on setting up a lamp server
[23:29] <jrdnn> awolfson: Hi, what's your question?
[23:29] <Moogs> i have
[23:29] <fusk> is this also for xubuntu ?
[23:29] <fusk> it just joined auto, so kinda assuming it is.
[23:30] <aquestioner> hello??
[23:30] <jrdnn> aquestioner: *
[23:30] <Moogs> Jordan_U: i did
[23:30] <L3top> !ask | aquestioner
[23:30] <Moogs> Jordan_U: it is saying that it is used for some reason i don't know why
[23:31] <Moogs> Jordan_U: the number 3 is free, so is the number 1
[23:31] <aquestioner> sorry :/.... is there anyone who can help me set up a lamp server
[23:31] <Jordan_U> Moogs: Parted is very rarely wrong. I think you're mistaken about what you've done.
[23:31] <L3top> aquestioner: what specifically are you having difficulty with?
[23:32] <jrdnn> awolfson: www.howtoforge.com/ubuntu_debian_lamp_server
[23:33] <aquestioner> L3top: I need a place to host it on that I can use virtualbox or something to get into it via GUI... i have no idea how to do that
[23:33] <Moogs> Jordan_U: what do you mean
[23:33] <shbk> 53
[23:33] <shbk> sorry
[23:35] <Moogs> Jordan_U: someone suggest i delete the free partition the number 3 so i can use it in the installation, do this during the custom partition
[23:35] <Baralabite_> -Test-
[23:35] <Baralabite_> Can anyone hear me?
[23:35] <Jordan_U> Moogs: You currently have 4 Primary partitions.
[23:35] <Jordan_U> Baralabite_: No.
[23:35] <Baralabite_> :}
[23:35] <MasterOfDisaster> Baralabite_: read: yes, hear: no. Thankfully :D
[23:35] <jrdnn> aquestioner: I don't think VirtualBox is for remote administration. Look for a webhost supporting CPanel.
[23:35] <Baralabite_> Yeah, VirtualBox isn't for remote admin
[23:35] <Baralabite_> It's for emulation of another OS inside another
[23:36] <Moogs> so how do i get rid of 2 of them
[23:36] <Moogs> Jordan_U: how do i get rid of 2 of them
[23:36] <Baralabite_> So, now comes to my question/problem... I've just installed my 3G modem via this tutorial: http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/1915915
[23:36] <aquestioner> jrdnn... :( I don't want to use cpanel I want to have it like a normal desktop I can just install apache on...
[23:36] <Baralabite_> The modem itself is working fine, but when the modem is connected, the ethernet/wireless doesn't work
[23:36] <Baralabite_> I determind that it doesn't work via 'ping x.x.x.x'
[23:37] <Jordan_U> Moogs: If you're absolutely certain which ones are the correct ones to delete, use GParted. But *make sure everything you care about is backed up*.
[23:37] <Baralabite_> Visa versa, so when the ethernet is plugged in, the 3G doesn't work
[23:37] <Moogs> how do i use that?
[23:37] <Baralabite_> Any clues why this is happening / how to fix it?
[23:38] <jrdnn> awolfson: I think you can get a whole desktop with http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/
[23:38] <Baralabite_> I'm a complete beginner in this kind of thing, so you *may* have to use layman talk
[23:38] <Jordan_U> Moogs: "gksu gparted" from a terminal. It's a fairly intuitive GUI application.
[23:39] <diverdude> Are there any issues on ubuntu with nvidia gforce 6600 ?
[23:40] <Monotoko> after that support request, I can indeed confirm that marijuana and root access do not in any way mix
[23:40] <Moogs> Jordan_U: says gksu is not a command
[23:41] <Monotoko> Moogs, gksudo ?
[23:42] <Antonis> why do I get a message df: `/root/.gvfs': Permission denied when I try to execute df as a normal user?
[23:42] <Baralabite_> Use 'sudo'
[23:42] <Jordan_U> Moogs: Ask in #fedora.
[23:42] <Baralabite_> so:
[23:42] <Baralabite_> sudo 'command'
[23:42] <Antonis> Baralabite_, but why should I?
[23:42] <Baralabite_> It executes the command as root and gives you access
[23:42] <Antonis> I mean, why is it nessecary to execute df as sudo?
[23:43] <Baralabite_> I have no clue - I just know sudo fixes all my permission problems!
[23:43] <Baralabite_> I'm a linux newbie :3
[23:43] <beandog> heh
[23:43] <dcullen> Antonis, You shouldn't have to run df with sudo
[23:43] <Antonis> well I know sudo but is't not a solution to just execute something with sudo.. it might not end well
[23:43] <Jordan_U> Baralabite_: You should *not* just tack sudo onto any command that gives you a permissions error.
[23:43] <Antonis> dcullen, I know but I get this annoying error
[23:44] <Baralabite_> sudo rm -r -f /usr....
[23:44] <dcullen> Antonis, Do you have a pastebin of the error?
[23:44] <Jordan_U> !danger
[23:44] <Antonis> dcullen, just the line I pasted here along with the results of course
[23:44] <Antonis> /root/.gvfs': Permission denied
[23:44] <dcullen> Antonis, I just joined, so I didn't see your paste
[23:45] <Antonis> dcullen, oh sorry
[23:45] <h00k> Baralabite_: Do not do that.
[23:45] <Baralabite_> Thankgoodness I know better.
[23:45] <dcullen> Antonis, don't worry, I'll find the log
[23:45] <Jordan_U> Baralabite_: Please don't post commands which could hose a person's system.
[23:45] <Antonis> I just pasted the line dcullen :P
[23:45] <Baralabite_> Okay
[23:46] <dcullen> Antonis, can you use the http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste the output of mount?
[23:46] <piglit> what are normal speeds for ftpS ? i am using a gigabit network and without the S like normal ftp i get 100MB a seconds,it is between a E7400 and a 2180 both dual core intel machines
[23:46] <diverdude> Are there any issues on ubuntu with nvidia gforce 6600 ?
[23:47] <dcullen> piglit, 1 Gbit/second = 125 MByte/second
[23:47] <piglit> diver: not that i know of if you have got a problem you can try an older driver
[23:47] <Antonis> dcullen, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1101051/
[23:47] <jerimiah> Wow, yes, please do not run commands that people will blindly copy and paste that will hose their systems
[23:47] <Baralabite_> Okay, okay
[23:48] <piglit> dcullen: with ftp i get like 100MB/sec but this is not ftp but it is ftp-S
[23:48] <Baralabite_> Anyway, do you mind if I ask a question/pose a problem?
[23:48] <aquestioner> So can anyone help me set up a remote desktop/server that I can install ubuntu on?
[23:48] <dcullen> Antonis, the last line is your problem: "gvfs-fuse-daemon on /root/.gvfs type fuse.gvfs-fuse-daemon (rw,nosuid,nodev)". For some reason root has mounted the fuse daemon
[23:48] <Baralabite_> Would teamviewer work for remote desktop?
[23:49] <dcullen> piglit, what's ftp-S? Do you mean sftp?
[23:49] <piglit> sftp != ftps
[23:49] <Baralabite_> @aquesestioner: Is this what you were after: http://www.teamviewer.com/en/index.aspx?
[23:49] <Baralabite_> * http://www.teamviewer.com/en/index.aspx
[23:49] <piglit> != means is not
[23:49] <compdoc> aquestioner, you using some server in the cloud?
[23:49] <dcullen> Antonis, Is root logged into X?
[23:49] <aquestioner> Baralabite_: I guess, but I don't know how to install ubuntu on a server in the cloud
[23:49] <Antonis> dcullen, what is the fuse daemon and why is that?
[23:49] <Antonis> dcullen, I did sudo su earlier but I exited the terminal
[23:50] <jrdnn> piglit: 5!=120
[23:50] <aquestioner> compdoc: I don't know how to get one that will let me use teamviewer to get a remote desktop to work
[23:50] <dcullen> Antonis, fuse is the user mode file system, and the fuse daemon is the server that automatically mounts user mode file systems
[23:50] <compdoc> aquestioner, use vnc4server
[23:50] <Antonis> I see
[23:50] <Baralabite_> Would anyone have a clue why my 3g modem effects all my other network connections in Ubuntu 12.04?
[23:51] <dcullen> Antonis, sudo su? You can do "sudo bash" or you can do "su -" but I think "sudo su" may do something unexpected
[23:51] <aquestioner> compdoc: I don't need the program, I need a server :/
[23:51] <Monotoko> sudo su is fine
[23:51] <Baralabite_> aquestioner: I'm not sure about a server - I just convert normal Ubuntu 12.04 desktop into my server
[23:51] <Monotoko> anyway... 12.04, my borders just vanished from all my windows, how do I get them back? >.>
[23:51] <lordacid> i used sudo su all the time, its fine.
[23:51] <dcullen> piglit, fops is ftp with SSL? It will be slower than FTP
[23:52] <Rodrigo_BR> Ae pessoal
[23:52] <Rodrigo_BR> tudo bem
[23:52] <piglit> dcullen: yes i know it is slower i know why but i dont know how slow or fast it can be
[23:52] <dcullen> lordacid, Antonis, In this case, "sudo su" seems to have caused the fuse daemon to mount something as root
[23:53] <compdoc> aquestioner, that is a server. maybe I dont understand what youre trying to do
[23:53] <Antonis> dcullen, I did mount an .iso file
[23:53] <Antonis> but as I said I exited
[23:53] <Rodrigo_BR> Alguem fala Poertugues
[23:53] <Antonis> and unmounted it
[23:53] <lordacid> weird
[23:53] <lordacid> mount -t iso 9660 ?
[23:53] <piglit> thing is i want to know if it is worth it to put more time in make-ing the ting faster
[23:53] <beandog> !pt | Rodrigo_BR
[23:53] <Rodrigo_BR> Alguem fala Portugues?
[23:53] <aquestioner> compdoc: I want to pay someone to host my physical server for me so that I can connect to it anywhere and use it like a desktop
[23:53] <dcullen> piglit, It will really depend on a lot of details, like your CPU and RAM and L2 cache and hard drive speed.
[23:53] <aquestioner> :/
[23:54] <Monotoko> kinda like this: http://i.imgur.com/HciCC.png
[23:54] <aquestioner> compdoc: :/
[23:54] <Monotoko> can anyone help?
[23:54] <Antonis> lordacid, mount -o loop isofile.iso /media/ISO
[23:54] <Monotoko> it happens a few times a day... drives me insane
[23:54] <dcullen> Antonis, the ISO mounted as root caused fuse to put that line in your mtab
[23:54] <Baralabite_> Receio que este é um canal Inglês de língua Rudrigo-BE
 that is why i am asking if someone did ever test those speeds hem self to get a better idea
[23:55] <dcullen> Antonis, if you exited without unmounting the ISO, it's still mounted
[23:55] <Antonis> dcullen, I see.. I exited su (closed terminal) but the iso was still mounted and I unmounted it through nautilus as normal user
[23:55] <diverdude> Are there any issues on ubuntu with nvidia gforce 6600 ?
[23:55] <dcullen> piglit, Even if someone did a test, you might get much better results if you have an AES accelerator in your CPU (for example)
[23:56] <dcullen> Antonis, yeah, if you unmounted as a different user, the daemon never cleaned out the stuff you did as root
[23:56] <espen__> Hey, is it normal that "dash home" takes time/feels like a "hickup" every single time? I am using a SSD, but it feels so sluggish.
[23:56] <Monotoko> nope?
[23:56] <L3top> I have an odd problem myself. I installed gnash because flash was borked, 1204, I purged both the flashplugin-installer and gnash... and when I install the flashplugin-installer, it downloads, it seems to run the dummy package with no issue... but does not install flash. http://pastebin.com/5XDgXpzC       I only want to install flash to test throttling the processes grip on cpu... but still I have done everything I can think of... and..
[23:56] <L3top> . it simply won't install.
[23:56] <Antonis> dcullen, so what should I do in this case?
[23:56]  * Monotoko sighs and goes to restart X
[23:57] <L3top> apt-cache policy flashplugin-installer | grep Installed          Installed: 11.2.202.233ubuntu2
[23:58] <L3top> However, she is no installed.
[23:58] <dcullen> Antonis, you can try "sudo umount /root/.gvfs"
[23:58] <lboken> hi all  i have a trouble my grub wont  apear on my screen  my screen says  input not supported , can some one help me wiht my grub configuration  to make it show on my screen ?
[23:58] <Antonis> dcullen, that fixed it!!
[23:59] <Antonis> thank you
[23:59] <dcullen> Antonis, Praise God
[23:59] <L3top> locate libflashplayer.so     returns nothing.
[23:59] <Baralabite_> Rudrigo_BR: Bom dia. Isto infelizmente é um canal de bate-papo fala Inglês, por favor vá a # ubuntu-pt para o servidor de Portugal.
[23:59] <Antonis> well god didn't help me, you did
[23:59] <dcullen> Antonis, God helped me!
[23:59] <Baralabite_> Indeed
[23:59] <Antonis> well in that case you should praise him and I thank you :P