[00:00] <Syleron> :(
[00:00] <h22turbo> econdudeawesome: def something to look in to... but take it one step at a time and get a good/secure ssh server up. then u can worry about port forwarding and connecting to it from the outside
[00:01] <h22turbo> econdudeawesome: check out https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH
[00:01] <Troy^> actionParsnip: i'm getting like 1.2MB/s transfer rates to my external drive lol. my internet is faster :S this is using rsync btw
[00:01] <h22turbo> econdudeawesome: that has pretty much everything u need to know on setting up a pretty secure ssh server
[00:01] <dalek_> Can anyone help with Scribus?
[00:02] <xangua> dalek_: did you read the scribs documentation on it's website¿
[00:04] <Troy^> actionParsnip: yea 1.2MB/s tranfser rates are not even close to what i should be getting on USB2.0
[00:04] <actionParsnip> Troy^: does the system have a make and model?
[00:04] <dalek_> xangua, been searching.. cannot find anything relevant.. there are image frames on this template, and I can't even click to select them.
[00:05] <DrkShadow> is there a dd rescue package on Ubuntu 11? I'm not seeing dd-rescue, dd_rescue, or ddrescue, nor anything with "rescue" in aptitude..
[00:05] <Troy^> actionParsnip: mobo is AOpen-MX4SG-4DN
[00:05] <Troy^> actionParsnip: i know it has usb2.0 :P
[00:06] <zivester> anyone know the best filesystem for a MicroSDHC card to be used for storage on a laptop?
[00:06] <econdudeawesome> h22turbo: So Im setting up port forwarding. Im not sure what protocol I should run it under?
[00:06] <Jordan_U> DrkShadow: gddrescue
[00:07] <dalek_> xangua, I can find nothing about selecting a frame which cannot be clicked. Everything in the documentation seems to involve being able to actually click the image frame. I don't get it.
[00:07] <actionParsnip> Troy^: do you have the latest BIOS?
[00:07] <DrkShadow> No such package: gddrescue.
[00:07] <actionParsnip> Troy^: is the USB set to USB2 mode?
[00:07] <econdudeawesome> h22turbo: options: TCP, UDP, ICMP, GRE, ESP, AH, and "other"
[00:07] <Jordan_U> DrkShadow: Do you have universe enabled?
[00:07] <DrkShadow> Dunno.. I'm on the boot CD in try it mode, how can I enable universe? :-)
[00:08] <Troy^> actionParsnip: good question lol
[00:08] <kenneth_> hey guys i'm back with my ssh issue I was having earlier today
[00:08] <histo> kenneth_: what was that?
[00:08] <histo> DrkShadow: in the software center edit > software sources or you can sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[00:09] <DrkShadow> k.. will give it a try. Thanks.
[00:09] <Jordan_U> DrkShadow: sudo software-properties-gtk -e universe && sudo apt-get update
[00:09] <econdudeawesome> h22turbo: nm, TCP it is!
[00:09] <econdudeawesome> :D
[00:11] <kenneth_> I'm trying to setup ssh, so in the /etc/ssh/ssd_config file, I AllowUsers me                         PasswordAuthentication no                                  PermitRootLogin no                        but I am not able to ssh into my server. It tells me                        Agent admitted failure to sign using the key.                           Permission denied (publickey).
[00:12] <jrib> kenneth_: well are you using public key authentication?
[00:12] <histo> kenneth_: did you setup keys first?
[00:12] <kenneth_> yes I did setup the key on the client
[00:12] <histo> kenneth_: did you copy your p-ublic key to the server?
[00:12] <kenneth_> I first had to enable password to copy key over to server
[00:12] <kenneth_> then disable password
[00:13] <jrib> kenneth_: did you use ssh-copy-id
[00:13] <kenneth_> yes
[00:13] <histo> kenneth_: where did you put the key on the server?  It needs to go in /home/kenneth/.ssh/authorized_keys
[00:13] <kenneth_> ssh-copy-id '-p PORT -i .ssh/id_rsa.pub USER@ServerIP'
[00:14] <histo> kenneth_: I'd check the authorized keys file on the server and make sure it made it
[00:14] <econdudeawesome> h22turbo: So I forward it to a port AND set up so any range of tcp traffic goes from any -> <new port specififed>?
[00:14] <kenneth_> yes on the server I see the ssh-rsa jibberrish Client@clienthostname
[00:14] <jrib> kenneth_: did you really write "AllowUsers me" in your sshd_config? (And is your user named "me")
[00:15] <kenneth_> lol I wrote AllowUsers USERID. lol i've been paranoid latelty jrib ahha
[00:16] <jrib> kenneth_: presumably, you have some other way to access the server, yes?
[00:16] <histo> kenneth_: i'd remove the allowusers line and see if it works
[00:16] <kenneth_> jrib yes  vnc
[00:16] <histo> kenneth_: also check the AuthorizedKeysFile  setting
[00:16] <jrib> kenneth_: also, are you using encrypted directories? -_-
[00:16] <ebs512> anyone not busy willing to help me?
[00:17] <histo> kenneth_: although it should default to h%/.ssh/authorized_keys
[00:17] <jrib> encrypted *home* directories
[00:17] <histo> !ask ebs512
[00:17] <ebs512> I have dummy output for my sound card and no audio
[00:17] <histo> !sound | ebs512
[00:18] <wolfgang__> i am trying to install xubuntu and dont know how
[00:18] <wolfgang__> where do i download it from?
[00:18] <skr00t> wolfgang__, the desktop or the whole thing?
[00:18] <kenneth_> jrib encripted directories?
[00:18] <histo> wolfgang__: xubuntu.org i believe
[00:19] <wolfgang__> the os
[00:19] <kenneth_> as in encripted home directory? no
[00:19] <kenneth_> lol
[00:19] <kenneth_> i'm not crazy
[00:19] <kenneth_> aahhaha
[00:19] <histo> wolfgang__: http://xubuntu.org/getxubuntu/
[00:19] <rhizmoe> should the window size of Terminal be saved from invocation to invocation? it always starts up like 25x60
[00:19] <Jordan_U> DrkShadow: Also, note that while similarly named, "dd_rescue" and "GNU ddrescue" are two different programs, and GNU ddrescue is vastly superior.
[00:19] <histo> rhizmoe: I believe you can set that in the preferences
[00:20] <wolfgang__> the torrent?
[00:20] <histo> kenneth_: make sure you id_rsa.pub matches what's in your authorized_keys
[00:20] <rhizmoe> you gotta be kidding me: http://www.codealpha.net/36/how-to-change-the-gnome-terminal-default-size-ubuntu/
[00:20] <rhizmoe> histo: no, it's not in preferences
[00:20] <histo> wolfgang__: it would be faster
[00:20] <kenneth_> histo about to check that right now
[00:20] <wolfgang__> then do i open with bit torrent client?
[00:20] <jrib> kenneth_: start a new sshd with "sudo /usr/sbin/sshd -d", then try to connect with your user (make sure you use ssh -vvv ...).  Pastebin both the client and server output (separately please)
[00:21] <histo> rhizmoe: yes it's right on the general settings tab at the bottom
[00:21] <wolfgang__> transition bit client?
[00:21] <y_nk> hey
[00:21] <rhizmoe> oh shucks, sorry. i'm in xfce and apparently the term app is different. :/
[00:21] <histo> rhizmoe: right click in the terminal and go to profile > profile preferences near the bottom Default size:
[00:21] <y_nk> when i print something from awk, how do i pipe those outputs to a wget command ?
[00:21] <wolfgang__> histo, what do i do with that?
[00:21] <y_nk> i did a small command
[00:22] <histo> rhizmoe: ~/.config/Terminal/terminalrc
[00:22] <rhizmoe> yup
[00:22] <rhizmoe> thanks
[00:22] <y_nk> cat /var/log/messages | awk '/pptp.*Client/ { print $9 $12}'
[00:22] <histo> !install | wolfgang__
[00:22] <unless> Is there a version of myUnity for Gnome by any chance?
[00:22] <Jordan_U> kalledelta: Can you boot from a LiveCD/USB and run boot info script?
[00:22] <y_nk> i dont know how to pipe it with wget :(
[00:23] <histo> wolfgang__: Please join #xubuntu for xubuntu support
[00:23] <wolfgang__> histo, ok
[00:23] <histo> y_nk: wget downloads from the internet
[00:23] <kenneth_> jrib no need, I re-used the ssh-copy-id like you said, after emptying my authorized keys. histo I didn't have the AuthorizedKeysFile  uncommented
[00:24] <Adeeb> I have a small problem with adding additional software sources. everytime i update it throws a lot of errors, http://pastebin.com/t1y0Qq5d
[00:24] <histo> kenneth_: mine is commented and works
[00:24] <histo> kenneth_: you need to verify like I suggested
[00:24] <y_nk> histo: i know, i'd like to wget a url to call a distant webservice ; wget is all i have in my ddwrt router :(
[00:24] <Jordan_U> y_nk: What is your end goal?
[00:25] <histo> kenneth_: I just made a video of this the other day. Here is doing it on a default openssh server http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQ0CnfLJHVc&feature=plcp
[00:25] <Jordan_U> y_nk: Since this isn't an Ubuntu question please join #bash.
[00:25] <y_nk> thank you Jordan_U , sorry for bothering :)
[00:25] <pyrrhic> How to change Xbuntu 12.04 to Ubuntu 12.04 ?!?
[00:25] <kenneth_> histo very strange, I did re comment it and restarted both the ssh client and server and it worked
[00:27] <histo> pyrrhic: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop then log out and choose the ubuntu session. Then you can sudo apt-get remove xubuntu-desktop && sudo apt-get autoremove
[00:27] <histo> kenneth_: after changes you need to restart sshd
[00:28] <Froward> well, this is new
[00:28] <kenneth_> yes histo I use sudo service ssh restart
[00:28] <Froward> my webcam puts me upside down. cray cray.
[00:28] <histo> kenneth_: well must have not restarted before but atleast it's working now.
[00:29] <Froward> solutoins! http://radu.cotescu.com/flipped-images-ubuntu-webcam/
[00:29] <kenneth_> yes, histo, I think I might not have restarted it, now will try to use -b 4096
[00:30] <Adeeb> Can someone please help me, I cannot add additional software sources. Im using ubuntu 11.10 . I added one software source and tried updating, i got this http://pastebin.com/t1y0Qq5d
[00:30] <histo> kenneth_: why are you even bothering allowusers USERID  if you are using key based anyways?  Only users that put keys on the server would be able to get in?
[00:30] <Nubuntu> Does Ubuntu 12.04 use grub2?
[00:31] <histo> Nubuntu: yes
[00:31] <kenneth_> histo but I have a question, to copy the key file over, if you have password disabled,  how do you do it, was my approach correct, to enable password then copy then disable it?
[00:31] <histo> Adeeb: that repository is probably down.
[00:32] <kenneth_> histo also second random question, will this matter under a vpn. if I vpn in, my IP changes from 10. to 192. and i'm still able to access things in 10. but will that matter. by comparing the key, it only uses, key user id, and hostname
[00:32] <histo> kenneth_: yes or you'd have to use like usb or some other means to copy it over
[00:32] <kenneth_> so it shouldn't matter right?
[00:33] <Adeeb> histo : You don't happen to know how to fix the backlight problem on a samsung then? I cannot change the brightness and adding the Linux on my Samsung repo was my only option
[00:33] <histo> kenneth_: it uses the public key you put on the server compaired to the private key on your client. IP does not matter. You will get a message about is this a known host? On your client but it will allow you to connect after that.
[00:33] <Nubuntu> alright, so that means in can be configured to default to Windows 7 right? My parents don't understand GRUB, and don't have the patience to learn it.
[00:33] <histo> Adeeb: have you tried passing kernel options at all?
[00:34] <kenneth_> histo alright. that helps a lot. thanks.
[00:35] <histo> Adeeb: try editing your /etc/default/grub file and appending acpi_osi=Linux acpi_backlight=legacy   to your grb_commandline_linux_default default line.  The sudo update-grub and reboot. You may only need the acpi_osi=Linux  if not try both
[00:36] <histo> kenneth_: actually if you've already authorized it as a known_host you won't even get that message either.
[00:37] <kenneth_> histo yes,  you right, I just tested it under vpn and it worked too.
[00:37] <kenneth_> histo I only use one client to access it. for now its the best I can do
[00:38] <Adeeb> histo : when you say "edit" the grub file, do you mean I should append that line you gave me? "acpi_osi=Linux acpi_backlight=legacy"
[00:38] <IlikeMoose> can someone give me the correct scp syntax for copying a file from one machine to another? i tried looking at the man page but it is confusing me. here's a pastebin of what i've tried so far. http://paste.ubuntu.com/1188051/
[00:38] <histo> kenneth_: is this a server that's accesible from the internet
[00:39] <histo> IlikeMoose: scp /home/mike/Documents/scptest mike@192.168.1.67:/path/where/you/want/it/togo    or you replace /path/where.... with .   to put it in yoru home
[00:39] <IlikeMoose> thanks histo :)
[00:40] <dr_willis> made to have the same syntax as cp basically with the addation of the user@server:  part
[00:40] <kenneth_> histo not any more, I stupidly used to map 22 on the route to 22 on the server. I shut down the 22 on the router, and I use a different port number, and i can only ssh when i'm vpn'ed in. But I still have vnc running though, because i need that to troubleshoot, in case vpn goes down
[00:40] <histo> IlikeMoose: you need the :/path/where/to    a :.  would put it in the home of the mike user
[00:40] <kenneth_> histo, this might be pushing it, but do you use kerberos?
[00:41] <histo> IlikeMoose: so you can scp a file from one remote server to another scp mike@some.server.ip:/some/file mike@someother.remote.server:/path/destination
[00:41] <histo> kenneth_: No I just install fail2ban on all my ssh servers
[00:41] <histo> !info fail2ban | kenneth_
[00:41] <zabomber> IlikeMoose: and if it's a different ssh port it would be scp -P <port> source/file/location username@server:path/to/destination
[00:42] <kenneth_> histo I guess there must be ways to remove some hosts in case you blooped right?
[00:42] <IlikeMoose> got it, it's working !!! :)
[00:42] <histo> kenneth_: with fail2ban? or are you talking about known_hosts file?
[00:42] <IlikeMoose> now i just have to hope i can get this directory to scp :)
[00:43] <zabomber> kenneth_: i just finished writing a custom filter for pptpd blocking via fail2ban. whats your issue?
[00:43] <kenneth_> histo with fail2ban
[00:43] <histo> kenneth_: yeah if you have access to the server or you have to wait for the ban period to be over. I think the default is 10 minutes which gets rid of most script kiddies
[00:44] <kenneth_> zabomber not having an issue really, more of a question, was wondering if there will be a way to remove a host, if it got banned by mistake, ie you tried many times to auth and it failed
[00:44] <histo> IlikeMoose: scp -r   will copy recursively
[00:44] <kenneth_> histo yeah for now I have /etc/hosts.deny, everything that isn't an IP on my network or on my VPN.
[00:45] <unless> I didn't like Gnome.
[00:45] <unless> I prefer Unity.
[00:45] <nyRednek> unless: ok...isn't that the ubuntu default?
[00:45] <zabomber> kenneth_: depends on your ban action. you could most likely use an IPTABLE command to unban them as fail2ban uses iptables to ban hosts...
[00:46] <histo> kenneth_: gotcha that works as well.
[00:46] <zabomber> kenneth_: iptables --list or iptables -t TYPE --list e.g. iptables -t NAT --list
[00:46] <ev_> i am following instructions http://auriza.site40.net/notes/ubuntu/audio-streaming-server-apache2/ and getting this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/1188053/  any ideas?
[00:46] <kenneth_> zabomber yup got you
[00:47] <histo> ev_: that's not an error you restarted the webserver right?
[00:47] <ev_> right
[00:47] <kenneth_> thanks folks, always nice to get help around here.
[00:48] <ev_> histo: i didnt look at pastebin, it didnt catch the error
[00:48] <histo> ev_: nope just says apache2 restarted ...done
[00:48] <histo> kenneth_: np anytime
[00:49] <ev_> histo: ya, i see that now.
[00:49] <ev_> try http://pastebin.com/wAe8EXXq
[00:54] <unless> nyRednek, yes, seems it is. Very cool.
[00:55] <nyRednek> unless: ?
[00:55] <unless> nyRednek, I love it.
[01:06] <Thete> What's a good GUI code editor for Ubuntu?
[01:06] <bazhang> !ide | Thete
[01:07] <Thete> Hmm
[01:07] <Thete> What is defacto standard?
[01:07] <bazhang> try geany
[01:07] <Thete> k
[01:07] <nyRednek> geany is small and relatively easy
[01:07] <nyRednek> eclipse is pretty heavy on resources
[01:08] <Thete> I'll give that a shot, been using Mac, looking for something similar to TextMate or Sublime Text
[01:08] <nyRednek> but it also has a lot of extensions that make pretty much anything you want to do simpler(should you choose to learn the eclipse way of doing things)
[01:08] <Thete> Trying to stay away from Java
[01:10] <lauratika> hello everyone, any idea which program is good at playing stream torrents?
[01:11] <rizwan> UbuntuBookPro : mobile broadband network is not getting connected, any idea ?
[01:11] <rizwan> lauratika: K torrent is good one
[01:12] <rizwan> lauratika: Ktorrent is good one
[01:12] <lauratika> k torrent does not use streaming torrents
[01:13] <jen_> who here uses rotate cube?
[01:14] <rizwan> lauratika :- UbuntuBookPro : mobile broadband network is not getting connected, any idea ?
[01:14] <jen_> anyone use rotate cube?
[01:15] <bazhang> jen_, whats the actual question
[01:15] <jen_> i just asked it lol
[01:15] <rizwan> lauratika: mobile broadband network is not getting connected, any idea
[01:15] <lauratika> had similar issues  rizwan
[01:15] <jen_> oh well, does it work well with ubuntu?
[01:15] <bazhang> jen_, try that in #compiz
[01:15] <lauratika> do you have dual boot?
[01:15] <lauratika> or just ubuntu?
[01:16] <rizwan> dual boot with windows7
[01:16] <Dcmac> Can I get some help?
[01:16] <jen_> I have compix
[01:16] <jen_> compiz
[01:16] <Dcmac> I'm trying to install ubuntu from a USB on my laptop.
[01:17] <rizwan> bazhang : mobile broadband network is not getting connected, any idea
[01:17] <i7c> Dcmac: what's the problem
[01:17] <rizwan> i7c : mobile broadband network is not getting connected, any idea
[01:17] <Dcmac> When I try to install, it just says removie disks or other media
[01:17] <i7c> rizwan: you said that 3 times already, stay calm, please.
[01:18] <i7c> Dcmac: did you make a bootable usb flash drive? how did you prepare the usb drive?
[01:18] <Dcmac> I put the .iso on it.
[01:18] <lauratika> rizwan is this a dual bootable installation?
[01:18] <i7c> Dcmac: that's not enough, you have to make a bootable drive. are you on windows right now?
[01:19] <Dcmac> Yes I am
[01:19] <oussama> je cherche un tuto d'installation freeradius
[01:19] <i7c> Dcmac: you can use that software http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/
[01:19] <oussama> ou un serveur radius
[01:19] <Dcmac> Ok thanks, I'll try that.
[01:19] <rizwan> lauratika: yes, installed ubuntu in windows 7, dualboot
[01:19] <skulltip> ok noob question .. any way to have this unity HUD without moving the menu of the focused window to the top?
[01:19] <i7c> Dcmac: it's very easy to use. if you have questions, just ask. alternativly there is Unetbootin, if the first one doesnt work
[01:20] <lauratika> ok disable in windows all the wirless and wired network manager
[01:20] <lauratika> is a common issue.
[01:20] <shengyao> Dcmac: and if you are in ubuntu, you can try usb-creator too
[01:20] <jen_> what is desktop wall?
[01:21] <jen_> is it safe to disable?
[01:21] <rizwan> ok, thanks will disable and let u know.
[01:21] <jen_> wat
[01:21] <lauratika> yep
[01:24] <publicrejoicer> greetings folks, wonder if anyone has some expertise in preseeding? I am trying to do a hands off preseed installation of 10.04 with the standard desktop. Goes through the script fine and reboots but does not start the GUI. I am using the server.iso not the desktop iso?? any thoughts much appreciated
[01:25] <dj_ryan> previa: uh
[01:25] <publicrejoicer> If I am in the wrong channel point me to someewhere else. thanks
[01:25] <dj_ryan> publicrejoicer: uh
[01:25] <dj_ryan> you gotta be kidding me right?
[01:25] <dj_ryan> "im using server, but when i reboot X doesnt start"
[01:25] <dj_ryan> use the desktop iso then
[01:25] <dj_ryan> server doesnt include X11/gnome/etc
[01:25] <dj_ryan> hence "server"
[01:26] <W4sp> publicrejoicer: server does not come with xorg.
[01:26] <m6d4> until unless its RHEL
[01:26] <publicrejoicer> yes but if I do a preseed file have task\tasksel set to ubuntu-desktop I should get the desktop install right ??
[01:26] <Fudge> just install ubuntu-desktop
[01:27] <rizwan> how to install action voip , by using wine its not working
[01:27] <Fudge> its a metapackage that should pull in all your depends, if you dont need a server iamge why did you download it though
[01:27] <publicrejoicer> ok..well how do I preseed the ubuntu desktop iso so that it is hands off..?
[01:27] <W4sp> publicrejoicer: Why install server if you want desktop?
[01:27] <Fudge> publicrejoicer  that doesnt make sense, apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[01:27] <jen_> is it safe to disable desktop wall to install cube rotation?
[01:28] <guest34324> Hi guys! I am trying to convert a sparse file into one with all blocks allocated (without any blocks to spare). Is using "dd if=my.img of=my.img" (that is, using the same file as input and output) a bad idea?
[01:29] <ev_> `trying to remove something via aptitude. actually i did remove it. now getting errors refering to said removed item. can i just delete the refrences? eg: line 210 /etc/..... blah blah, remove that line?
[01:29] <xangua> jen_: unity+cube plugin= bad idea
[01:29] <rizwan> lauratika : how to install action voip , by using wine its not working
[01:30] <rizwan> crashing
[01:30] <publicrejoicer> ok...so let me get this right....If I have to roll out 100's of 10.04 desktop images to PC's I do a preseed server install and then script a apt-get install ubuntu desktop??
[01:31] <i7c> jen_: you can disable desktop wall, shouldnt have bad effects
[01:31] <i7c> jen_: if it does, just reenable it ;)
[01:32] <CellTech> Just got a webcam. how do I make it work? :)
[01:32] <lauratika> what version of wine you are using??
[01:33] <rizwan> wine 1.5.11
[01:34] <i7c> CellTech: plug it? ;) mine works from the beginning on
[01:34] <CellTech> I tried that. Isn't there a term command I can use to see if it's working clearly?
[01:34] <lauratika> rizawan: why you dont use another voip service like ekiga?
[01:35] <lauratika> rizwan seems this voip is not working on wine very well http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?bShowAll=true&bIsQueue=false&bIsRejected=false&sClass=version&sTitle=&sReturnTo=&iId=19158
[01:36] <rizwan> i have already account with Action voip and have balance in that, can i configure actionvoip in ekiga?
[01:36] <lauratika> nope, you can use it as skype
[01:38] <octaviordz> hi, room some times my machine with ubuntu 12.04 freeze when booting, at the Ubuntu loading screen, any idea how can I find more info about why that happen...
[01:40] <IamSam> I am wanting to install Ubuntu without it writing grub to the MBR because I am wanting to use Chameleon as my boot loader.  I have a partition all set.  Could I just copy everything from the live USB to that partition?
[01:40] <rizwan> how to configure action voip in ekiga
[01:41] <ev_> so is there a better way to uninstall stuff then what i did? having to go line by line in the conf file?
[01:41] <h22turbo> IamSam: yep
[01:42] <IamSam> How would I do that?  Seems it won't let me "paste" anything to that partition.
[01:42] <h22turbo> ev_: apt-get --purge remove whatever-name
[01:43] <ev_> h22turbo: will that work after i already did aptitude remove ....?
[01:43] <publicrejoicer> Any comments how one would roll out 100's of desktop images to pc's..all hands off etc
[01:44] <h22turbo> IamSam: boot to live USB, mount partition read/write, then in USB live terminal cd / then cp * /mnt/whatever-u-mounted-the-partiton-as/
[01:44] <IamSam> @publicrejoicer We use Fog
[01:45] <h22turbo> ev_: it should... u may have to reinstall it, then just do apt-get --purge remove whatever
[01:45] <h22turbo> to get rid of any errors
[01:45] <ev_> h22turbo: thanks man
[01:45] <Spectacle_K> LibreOffice doesn't spell check any more.
[01:45] <h22turbo> np
[01:48] <jayballz8_>  /nick jayballz8
[01:48] <IamSam> h22turbo Not sure how to mount it as read/write.  I think its just mounting it as read.
[01:49] <kevin__> why is avconv in favor of deprecated ffmpeg?
[01:51] <h22turbo> IamSam: mount -t <fstype> -o rw /dev/sda1 /mnt/whatever
[01:51] <UbuntuBookPro> guys I still need help getting wireless setup. No matter what I try, I still get "firmware missing"
[01:51] <h22turbo> u prob dont even need the -t fstype
[01:52] <h22turbo> mount -o force,rw /dev/sda1 /media/whatever
[01:53] <L1> With CairoDock, is it possible to have one dock in the bottom left of my screen, and another in the bottom right?
[01:53] <h22turbo> IamSam: if it's already mounted... then just remount it read/write.... mount -o remount,force,rw /dev/sda1 /media/whatever
[01:55] <L1> Ah, got it, I can just Alt+drag docks around
[01:55] <xangua> L1 no idea but you can with Avant dock and Docky
[01:56] <alexr2> Could someone tell me why gparted is saying that my freshly installed ubuntu is taking up 19.5 gigs of space?
[01:56] <alexr2> i was under the impression that 10gigs is more than enough for a ubuntu and a ton of apps
[01:58] <IamSam> h22turbo Says I must specify a filesystem type
[01:59] <ev_> h22turbo: i only created a small amount of text i got from here:http://auriza.site40.net/notes/ubuntu/audio-streaming-server-apache2/ , i deleted mod-music but keep getting synatx errors on certian lines when i try to restart apache.
[01:59] <SteevB> anyone else have the issue with xchat always showing the server list and connection complete dialog box even after checking dont show again?
[02:01] <h22turbo> IamSam: then use the -t <filesystem type>
[02:03] <atrius> okay.... since ubuntu doesn't put things in rcX.d and such... is there a way to list the service start order?
[02:03] <h22turbo> ev_: something is wrong somewhere... go to the lines in the config and see whats up... google search the syntax errors its giving you and see what u come up with
[02:03] <mickster04> clear
[02:03] <mickster04> oops
[02:04] <ev_> h22turbo: i have just been trying to comment out the lines it calls out. I basically did the instructions backwards to get rid of it.
[02:04] <h22turbo> atrius: download BootUp-Manager
[02:05] <atrius> h22turbo: sorry.. should have mentioned this is on a non-X server
[02:05] <h22turbo> ohh
[02:09] <IamSam> h22turbo OK got it to remount.  still can't copy to it.
[02:10] <h22turbo> IamSam: whats it saying? what error?
[02:10] <h22turbo> do u have correct permissions?
[02:10] <h22turbo> chown name:name /mount/whatever
[02:10] <h22turbo> chmod 777 /mount/whatever
[02:11] <h22turbo> are u root or just using sudo?
[02:11] <IamSam> Was using sudo
[02:11] <IamSam> I need to change to root
[02:13] <h22turbo> IamSam: sudo passwd root, set root pass, then su, type root pass u just set, then try it
[02:14] <h22turbo> i dont think that will make a difference tho
[02:14] <WeThePeople> is that ipv6
[02:14] <xangua> !noroot | h22turbo IamSam
[02:14] <mutio> can linux apps tell the difference between a video card with 256m memory onboard vs a card with 256m agp arperture memory?
[02:15] <h22turbo> i hate when people do that sh!t... if u dont like what im saying or the way im helping... then why dont u f'n help then?
[02:15] <dj_ryan> because you cant use proper english
[02:15] <h22turbo> annoying sh!t
[02:15] <dj_ryan> 'u f'n' ?
[02:15] <IdleOne> h22turbo: Please mind your language
[02:15] <dj_ryan> also having a root password is like, a bad security risk
[02:15] <h22turbo> dj_ryan: who cares? stfu
[02:15] <mutio> it seems rather irresponsible to tell people to *not* set a root password
[02:16] <dj_ryan> why?
[02:16] <dj_ryan> no root password != empty root password
[02:16] <mutio> because with no password their installation is bound to be hacked and abused
[02:16] <dj_ryan> not so
[02:16] <dj_ryan> the password field is set to '!' which disallows password-based logins
[02:17] <IdleOne> mutio: the root account in Ubuntu is disabled. there is no need to set a root pass
[02:17] <mutio> except when someone needs root rather than sudi
[02:17] <dj_ryan> sudo -i
[02:17] <dj_ryan> QED
[02:20] <zhengyi> ... or sudo -s, or sudo su -, IIRC
[02:23] <phonebook_> hi i need some dumb ubuntu help
[02:23] <phonebook_> i want to install this https://launchpad.net/~inkscape.dev/+archive/trunk
[02:24] <phonebook_> sudo apt-get install ???
[02:24] <phonebook_> i dont understand how any of this works
[02:25] <phonebook_> programs in the repository... which i guess are just popular/common programs?
[02:26] <atrius> phonebook_: the programs in the repositories are more than just the most popular and common ones... there is a very wide selection in there..
[02:26] <atrius> i take it  you're new to linux?
[02:26] <phonebook_> atrius, yes
[02:26] <i7c> phonebook_: ubuntu has like 38000+ packages i think
[02:26] <crizis> phonebook_, is there any particular reason why you need development version?
[02:26] <zhengyi> phonebook_: did you add the PPA shown on that page? if so, `sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install inkscape` should be the end of it
[02:27] <atrius> phonebook_: do you want inkscape or do you really want the development version of inkscape?
[02:27] <phonebook_> thx guys
[02:27] <phonebook_> let me digest all that
[02:28] <crizis> phonebook_, or you can just open ubuntu software center, search for inkscape, click install
[02:29] <phonebook_> worked, outstanding!
[02:29] <Logos01> Hey Louis, you in here?
[02:29] <Logos01> PM me if you read this.
[02:29] <phonebook_> so it worked because "inkscape" is registered somewhere?
[02:30] <zhengyi> phonebook_: so to speak
[02:30] <zhengyi> phonebook_: software packages live in repos
[02:30] <Logos01> To the room:  I'm trying to run a chrooted instance of Ubuntu 12.04. Currently when I try to execute "chroot chroot_path init {#}" I get the following output: 'init: Failed to connect to socket /com/ubuntu/upstart: Connection refused'
[02:30] <Logos01> Has anyone seen this before?
[02:30] <zhengyi> phonebook_: your machine has a list of repos it knows about in /etc/apt/sources.list.d
[02:31] <jen> what does ubuntu 3D do?
[02:31] <phonebook_> starting to make sense now, actually
[02:31] <phonebook_> so for example...
[02:32] <zhengyi> phonebook_: when you ask Ubuntu to install a particular piece of software, it'll go searching for that package in the list of repos it knows about, and assuming it finds it there, will pull it down and install it
[02:32] <phonebook_> got it
[02:32] <Guest6266> what does ubuntu 3d do?
[02:32]  * Guest6266 fudge-ums
[02:32] <phonebook_> and if conflicts you namespace somehow... but there are probably never conflicts?
[02:32] <SteevB> anyone else have the issue with xchat always showing the server list and connection complete dialog box even after checking dont show again?
[02:33] <Jordan_U> Guest6266: There is no such thing.
[02:33] <Logos01> zhengyi , phonebook_ : That's not quite accurate. It searches through the cache of known software packages and if it gets a hit will pull *THAT* down from the repository.
[02:33] <phonebook_> Logos01, so what if the same name is in two repositories?
[02:33] <xangua> !software | phonebook_
[02:34] <zhengyi> phonebook_: I don't believe there's any concept of namespaces in apt repos -- but conflicts can certainly happen, if you have a given piece of software in multiple repos
[02:34] <Logos01> phonebook_: Well, conflicts can and do happen but generally it stops at the first hit.
[02:34] <zhengyi> phonebook_: in that case, apt decides which package to install based on something called "pinning" -- which you can go Google :)
[02:34] <Jordan_U> fudge-umz: There is Unity 3D, which is a GUI "Shell". Unity 3D inludes the launcher at the left of the screen and, through the compiz window manager, manages how you move windows among other things.
[02:34] <Logos01> zhengyi: That's again a little different.
[02:34] <phonebook_> ubottu, ..bot.... im saving all this to a text file for ref. all help is appreciated
[02:34] <Logos01> That covers if you have different *VERSIONS* of the same software.
[02:35] <Logos01> phonebook_: If you really want to specify the repository you're after, apt-pinning is however the way to go.
[02:35] <fudge-umz> Jordan_U, okay so i need that to have the '3d' box rotation?
[02:35] <Logos01> -- anybody here ever seen that init issue in a chrooted Ubuntu instance, though?
[02:35] <Logos01> "init: Failed to connect to socket /com/ubuntu/upstart: Connection refused"
[02:35] <phonebook_> you guys are the greatest, thx again, im off
[02:36] <Jordan_U> Logos01: What version of Ubuntu (both in and outside the chroot)?
[02:36] <Logos01> Jordan_U: No Ubuntu outside of chroot at all. Android. Inside is Ubuntu 12.04
[02:36] <Logos01> I can 'chroot chroot_path /bin/bash' just fine.
[02:37] <Jordan_U> fudge-umz: You need to be using Compiz to get the 3D cube desktop switcher, you also need to be using Compiz to use Unity 3D. Why do you ask, are you just trying to find a way to get the 3D cube desktop swither?
[02:38] <ev_> h22turbo: is there a way to 'fix' apache without overwriting my customized files? its been so long since i set it up i dont remember much...
[02:40] <fudge-umz> Jordan_U, I have compiz yes but I am on Ubuntu, as in regular ubuntu, does that make a difference?
[02:42] <Logos01> fudge-umz: Unity 3D is just a nomenclature thing, really, to differentiate between the non-3D-graphics version of Unity, which exists for environments that lack access to a 3D graphics driver.
[02:43] <Logos01> That's the primary difference between Unity 2D and Unity 3D. "Unity" itself is the default UI for recent versions of Ubuntu. (Started as default on 11.04 IIRC.)
[02:43] <fudge-umz> Logos01, what??
[02:45] <fudge-umz> how can you tell if you disabled gnome?
[02:47] <Logos01> fudge-umz: If you disabled gnome you couldn't run a GNOME environment.
[02:47] <wilee-nilee> fudge-umz, You have what release?
[02:48] <fudge-umz> 11.10
[02:48] <Logos01> GNOME itself isn't a service. It's a collection of programs that are your desktop.
[02:48] <fudge-umz> okay im on unity
[02:48] <Logos01> Unity is Ubuntu's 'branding' of GNOME.
[02:48] <Logos01> (I'm taking liberties with my description there.)
[02:49] <ev_> when i comment out "include sites-enabled/" i get a NameVirtualHost error, even tho i am using a default 000-default file? any ideas, remove apache, and start over?
[02:50] <Logos01> ev_: The standard notion is to include sites-enabled. And then symlink from sites-available to sites-enabled.
[02:50] <Logos01> Then do apache2ctl configtest && apache2ctl graceful
[02:51] <Areckx> Having trouble with ampache
[02:51] <crizis> you can just use sudo a2ensite <sitename> and sudo a2dissite
[02:51] <crizis> no need to do symlink stuff manually
[02:51] <Logos01> ev_: The reasoning here is that this way you can write up your virtual host configs and then you can choose which sites are enabled or not without having to purge your various configs.
[02:51] <ev_> Logos01: if i uncomment sites-enabled then i get errors in a default 000 file. i will have to look into symlink, im too noob :(
[02:51] <wilee-nilee> fudge-umz, here is a site if you want to have some control on adding a deleting whole DE, look at playing around in the left column. http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/purelubuntu
[02:52] <Logos01> ev_: That's saying that your default file is misconfigured.
[02:52] <Logos01> Commenting-out sites-enabled just tells Apache to not use any vhosts.
[02:52] <Logos01> Which would produce your NameVirtualHost error.
[02:52] <Logos01> Because it's complaining that you have no vhosts.
[02:52] <Areckx> I want to stream music from my ubuntu machine to my iphone
[02:52] <IamSam> Need help copying Ubuntu from live cd to partition 3 of a hard drive.  I'm pretty new to linux.
[02:52] <ev_> Logos01: i get errors on certian lines, i comment all those out and then i just get the NameVirtualHost error
[02:53] <Logos01> IamSam: You don't "copy" it. You install.
[02:53] <Jordan_U> IamSam: Are you trying to install Ubuntu?
[02:53] <Logos01> Do a manual/custom isntallation and specify your harddrive in the menu.
[02:53] <Logos01> (partition, rather.)
[02:53] <IamSam> Yes but I don't want it to write to the mbr
[02:53] <Jordan_U> IamSam: Why not?
[02:54] <Logos01> IamSam: Ahhh. Well if you do that you will not be able to boot up Ubuntu, unless your MBR can already do that.
[02:54] <IamSam> I'm using Chameleon to boot my first partition.
[02:54] <Logos01> Not familiar with "Chameleon".
[02:54] <IamSam> Boot loader
[02:54] <Logos01> ev_: Well, look into what those errors are and resolve them. Don't just comment them out. Those errors are there to tell you something's wrong.
[02:54] <Logos01> IamSam: That's clear. But that doesn't help me know what Chameleon is.
[02:55] <Jordan_U> IamSam: Chameleon can be loaded from grub, and grub can also load OSX directly.
[02:55] <Logos01> Ahh. Chameleon is for OS X.
[02:55] <Logos01> IamSam: Jordan_U is correct. The Ubuntu installer is very savvy about other OS's.
[02:55] <ev_> Logos01: i understand that part, guess im not good enough to figure out why the lines are bad
[02:55] <Logos01> IamSam: It will preserve the boot loader for your other OS in a way that makes it accessible *from* GRUB. (Menu item.)
[02:56] <Logos01> And then chainload into it.
[02:56] <Logos01> OS X, Windows, other Linux's, doesn't much matter.
[02:56] <IamSam> Hmm
[02:56] <fudge-umz> i cant get the burn affect on compiz, how do I install that?
[02:56] <Logos01> ev_: Well, given what you just described... I guess the best bet for you is to completely 'nuke' your Apache2 instance and start over.
[02:56] <Logos01> Make sure you read the man page for apache and for httpd.conf
[02:57] <Logos01> Note: Apache itself is something people get paid fulltime to work with the configs of.
[02:57] <dragonfly224> Evening
[02:57] <IamSam> I just want to copy all the files from my live usb to partition 3 which is an ext4 partition.
[02:57] <Logos01> IamSam: That won't be bootable, however.
[02:57] <Logos01> You wouldn't be able to run it if you "just copy" the files.
[02:57] <IamSam> The boot loader will see it.
[02:58] <Logos01> Chameleon is capable of booting into Linux?
[02:58] <Jordan_U> IamSam: Things don't work that way.
[02:58] <Logos01> I don't believe it is.
[02:58] <IamSam> Just like it sees the windows partition and can boot it.
[02:59] <dragonfly224> if no one minds, can I grab some help once this issue is sorted?
[02:59] <Logos01> IamSam: Okay, sure. How did you get that to happen, IamSam?
[02:59] <Logos01> Did you install Windows first? Or second?
[02:59] <wilee-nilee> fudge-umz, search on google with "burn affect on compiz" the first page is just that alone.
[02:59] <IamSam> Windows first
[02:59] <Jordan_U> IamSam: Just copying files to a partition doesn't make it bootable on BIOS based systems (it's technically possible on [U]EFI systems but even then OS installers don't generally if ever work that way).
[02:59] <Logos01> dragonfly224: Heh. I'm still waiting for help on my issue.
[02:59] <dragonfly224> Whats your issue?
[03:00] <wilee-nilee> fudge-umz, Its been awhile so I don't remember exactly.
[03:00] <Logos01> IamSam: Alright, try this. Do as I earlier suggested. Install from disk to the partition.
[03:00] <Logos01> You will be asked where to put GRUB.
[03:00] <Logos01> Choose the *partition* Ubuntu will live in.
[03:00] <fudge-umz> wilee-nilee, it doesnt come with gnome shell?
[03:00] <ev_> Logos01: thats sounding like a good idea, found out im missing authz_hos somehow...
[03:00] <IamSam> ok
[03:00] <wilee-nilee> fudge-umz, Gnome shell is a different window manager, nah.
[03:00] <Logos01> This will place the GRUB bootloader onto your system which will then be accessed by Chameleon to boot your system.
[03:01] <Logos01> You will have to update Chameleon separately, however.
[03:01] <fudge-umz> wilee-nilee, well mine as only a few animations :<
[03:01] <Logos01> If this doesn't work, just format the partition and try something else. :)
[03:01] <Logos01> dragonfly224: Can't run init / upstart from inside a chroot of Ubuntu12.04 (running on a non-Ubuntu 'host'.)
[03:02] <dragonfly224> No idea, sorry
[03:02] <IamSam> that is where I am at now.  I have already done that.  And I did get the menu but when it passed it to the chameleon it wouldn't boot the OSX partition correctly
[03:02] <wilee-nilee> fudge-umz, You would need the gnome-extensions for any I believe more than stock.
[03:02] <wilee-nilee> and the gnome tweak tool
[03:02] <fudge-umz> wilee-nilee, and how do i get that?
[03:02] <Logos01> dragonfly224: I'm very, very, *very* used to that being the result of my trips to this channel.
[03:03] <atrius> so... any idea of how i can change the order services are started on boot? none of the ways i know work on ubuntu :(
[03:03] <Logos01> IamSam: You read what I said incorrectly.
[03:03] <dragonfly224> Lol, well I guess most of us are not super users
[03:03] <fudge-umz> brb
[03:03] <Jordan_U> IamSam: How exactly did you install Ubuntu, and is it the grub menu that you currently see at boot?
[03:03] <Logos01> dragonfly224: :-|
[03:03] <dragonfly224> I just started with my first install yesterday :)
[03:03] <Logos01> On the other hand I *am* paid to administer Linux for a living. <_<
[03:03] <dragonfly224> Nice
[03:04] <Logos01> Just wish the technical competence threshold in this channel were higher.
[03:04] <tesmar> Logos01, cool, Linux is the future!
[03:04] <tesmar> ....of servers
[03:04] <Logos01> And that it was mature enough to let you use expletives. This channel's standard of language is utterly asinine.
[03:04] <IamSam> I don't currently have the boot menu because I reinstalled Windows and OSX and am now trying to get the linux partition on.
[03:04] <wilee-nilee> Logos01, I can see your ego from here, lol
[03:05] <Jordan_U> dragonfly224: With IRC channels like this you're just supposed to ask your question. If people are too busy (or don't know the answer) they simply won't respond. It's not how conversation in most other forums works, but IRC is a strange place :)
[03:05] <Logos01> wilee-nilee: It's not ego. It's frustration.
[03:05] <wilee-nilee> Logos01, hrdly.
[03:05] <wilee-nilee> hardly*
[03:05] <Logos01> wilee-nilee: Watch.
[03:05] <Logos01> "Fuck"
[03:05] <Jordan_U> !language | Logos01
[03:05] <Logos01> Bingo.
[03:05] <wilee-nilee> welcome to my ignore list Logos01
[03:06] <jen_> this is fudgeumz lol
[03:06] <jen_> so how do I get gnome tweak?
[03:06] <jen_> sudo apt-get install gnome tweak tool?
[03:06] <dragonfly224> Well ok then, my issue is getting my wifi to come up. I don't think it's even detecting the integrated adapter
[03:06] <Logos01> Whelp, since that's the attitude y'all are gonna take with someone who was doing nothing but being helpful to y'all despite being completely un-answered in his own issues...
[03:06] <xangua> !info gnome-tweak-tool | jen_
[03:07] <Logos01> Once again, peace out. I'm off to places that are saner and less imbecilic in behavioral standards. Keep on keeping the image juvenile! :D
[03:07] <dragonfly224> It works with wired, just not wireless. I tried the google route and went through all the steps to no avail
[03:07] <wilee-nilee> jen_, sudo apt-get install gnome-tweak-tool once installed it is called advanced settings
[03:07] <jen_> yeah Im a derp, I already have it
[03:08] <jen_> so how do I get the burn affect from this and compiz?
[03:09] <wilee-nilee> jen_, gnome-tweak is for gnome 3 which does not use compiz.
[03:09] <jen_> okay im reaaallly confuzed now
[03:09] <jen_> im on unity I am sure...
[03:09] <jen_> ubuntu
[03:09] <wilee-nilee> gnome 3 is the gnome shell in ubuntu
[03:09] <jen_> like regular ubuntu lol
[03:09] <dragonfly224> I know my model is BCM4311, and I tried to get drivers to work for it, but don't have the xp level to really understand how to fix it. I worked through the help.ubuntu page, but it still did not work :(
[03:10] <dragonfly224> And that's basic where I am
[03:10] <jagginess> !bcm
[03:10] <dragonfly224> That was the page I followed ubottu
[03:10] <xangua> jen_: to configure compiz use compiz settings manager -software center-
[03:10] <Jordan_U> dragonfly224: OK. Do you have an ethernet connection to work with while you're debugging?
[03:10] <dragonfly224> Yes, wired works fine
[03:10] <jen_> i have compiz but I want the window burn affect and it is not there
[03:11] <jen_> and I still can't figure out how to use the 3D cube rotation right lol
[03:11] <wilee-nilee> jen_, there is actually a #compiz channel small amout of people there but just an idea.
[03:11] <Jordan_U> dragonfly224: Do you mind booting from a LiveCD, so that I dont need to worry about steps you've previously done (starting from a clean slate)?
[03:11] <xangua> jen_:  wilee-nilee unity and gnome-shell use gnome3
[03:11] <wilee-nilee> xangua, yeah I should have said that.
[03:12] <dragonfly224> Not at all, brb.
[03:12] <wilee-nilee> different desk top managers is all
[03:14] <jen_> okay, I don't have the animation add on, how do I get this?
[03:15] <ebs512> !sounds
[03:16] <jen_> nvm guys I think I solved it, thanks for all your help
[03:18] <crundar_> usb thumbdrive isn't plug-n-playing
[03:18] <crundar_> what's the command to show what devices are being registered? like, there's something that'd show what's going on when I plug it in
[03:18] <ebs512> anyone have an alternative command for installing linux-restricted-modules, it's telling me couldnt find any packages by regex
[03:19] <TechnodicT_> Dc -h
[03:19] <wilee-nilee> crundar_, what partition type is the thumb formatted with?
[03:19] <TechnodicT_> Df -h
[03:19] <Jordan_U> crundar_: "dmesg" and "lsusb" will probably shed some light.
[03:19] <crundar_> wilee-nilee: I dunno, I'm assuming fat32, b/c its coming from windows. But its not had this problem before...
[03:20] <TechnodicT_> Df -h will help too
[03:20] <crundar_> TechnodicT_: I don't think its mounted, though
[03:20] <crundar_> I'm used to it automounting
[03:20] <TechnodicT_> Ah ..ok
[03:21] <ebs512> is there another ubuntu help channel?
[03:21] <riex> How can i install unzip without apt-get install unzip? :-)
[03:22] <TechnodicT_> Use GUI..extract here!
[03:22] <wilee-nilee> riex, must be in the software center if in the repos
[03:23] <riex> wilee-nilee: do you have a link? :P
[03:23] <popsch> it's sooo annoying that in the year 2012, linux has no viable native application for annotating PDF files. I call upon you Oh great Shuttleworth,  if you want to help the community, create a PDF annotation software. I would buy it for $70 (that I have paid for the painful java pdfstudio software).
[03:24] <steve91s> Hello.  Can anyone please tell me how I can edit a boot.ini file using the live CD?  I was able to edit it, but when saving I get a permission error.
[03:24] <wilee-nilee> riex, no I just looked in the ubuntu software center in precise its in my setup
[03:24] <riex> ooh ok :p
[03:25] <smoochict> ubuntu sucks
[03:25] <smoochict> use centos :)
[03:25] <TechnodicT_> Haha
[03:26] <TechnodicT_> Use arch
[03:26] <smoochict> no no, Use Windows ME!
[03:26] <ebs512> I like Ubuntu, I dont like the lack of support I receive
[03:26] <smoochict> ebs512: Ubuntu is free, along with other open source distros. you can't expect support
[03:27] <ebs512> no such thing as a "community" android is free and we have a good community
[03:27] <crundar_> huh. so I found out what the device is: (sde). i see it listed in /dev but, I'm not seeing any partitions on the device
[03:27] <crundar_> which is interesting and disconcerting
[03:27] <smoochict> ubuntu used to have a good community, must have changed since i stopped using it… Yes, i hate Unity
[03:27] <TechnodicT_> Install g parted
[03:27] <smoochict> Love gnome, original gnome
[03:27] <xangua>  !ot | smoochict ebs512
[03:28] <wilee-nilee> crundar_, if the partition table is damaged it will show no partitions
[03:28] <smoochict> xangua: don't be a know-it-all
[03:28] <TechnodicT_> Crundar use g parted
[03:28] <steve91s> Does anyone know how to edit and save a Windows boot.ini using a live CD?
[03:28] <crundar_> I was worried about that :/. It shows up mounted under windows fine. <I'm not one of those "wah, but it works under windows" fellas, I'm legitimately curious>
[03:28] <ev_> i have changed my ports in all the right areas, i think, but am getting a no virtualhost error restarting apache2. any thoughts?
[03:29] <lotuspsychje_> !polite | smoochict
[03:29] <smoochict> steve91s: boot into the live cd, find boot.ini and edit?
[03:29] <wilee-nilee> steve91s, What is your final goal here?
[03:29] <steve91s> smoochict: I was about to edit it but when saving I get a permission error
[03:30] <atrius> anyone know off hand how to make Z a dependency of Y in upstart?
[03:30] <steve91s> wilee-nilee: I need to remove safeboot from the file
[03:30] <smoochict> steve91s: are you familiar with "sudo", "vim" or "nano"?
[03:30] <ebs512> I dont know why the freak my gf got on my laptop but she logged in under the guest account and somehow messed up my audio, says dummy output instead of my sound card, I've tried every single fix posted and nothing
[03:30] <atrius> specifically... i don't want Y to start until Z has
[03:31] <steve91s> smoochict: I used sudo nano path
[03:31] <smoochict> steve91s: so does it show the contents of boot.ini?
[03:31] <steve91s> yes
[03:31] <smoochict> steve91s, it could be that the partition or so hasn't been mounted in write mode, eg: read-only
[03:31] <cappicard> hey folks. anyone using Likewise Open? I have a lot of apps that treat DOMAIN\username as  DOMAIN/username .
[03:32] <delinquentme> OK im looking for a simple solution on how to access files on an ubuntu VM ... through my hostOS, which is also Ubuntu
[03:32] <cappicard> So, my home directory is misinterpreted as /home/likewise-open/DOMAIN/username instead of /home/likewise-open/DOMAIN\\username
[03:33] <wilee-nilee> delinquentme, you can have a shared file is one way.
[03:33] <steve91s> smoochict: is that doable with a live cd?
[03:33] <wilee-nilee> shared folder actually delinquentme
[03:33] <delinquentme> wilee-nilee, I need to share a directory ... the primary ~/ dir
[03:34] <smoochict> steve91s, it should be.. I don't personally use ubuntu all the time, though if you search google for "mounting a partition as read/write" or something along those lines, you may find something :)
[03:34] <wilee-nilee> delinquentme, what is the virtual machine?
[03:34] <delinquentme> ubuntu 12.04
[03:34] <delinquentme> host is ubuntu 10.04
[03:34] <wilee-nilee> no the virtual a[[
[03:34] <wilee-nilee> app
[03:34] <smoochict> steve91s, could try to "unmount" then mount again?
[03:34] <delinquentme> VM is ubuntu 12.04
[03:35] <wilee-nilee> delinquentme, What virtual machine are you using virtualbox vmware..etc
[03:35] <delinquentme> Oh wilee-nilee im using virtualbox
[03:35] <hlpme> I need help with bootloading using EFI and GPT. Please contact in private if interested.
[03:35] <wilee-nilee> delinquentme, In the settings for the guest is a shred folder area.
[03:36] <wilee-nilee> shared*
[03:36] <Jordan_U> !pm | hlpme
[03:36] <Jordan_U> hlpme: Why do you need to use EFI?
[03:36] <wilee-nilee> delinquentme, You have to be in the virtualbox as a user as well I believe.
[03:37] <ebs512> I apologize if I offended anyone, will someone be so kind as to help me, I know I'm not the only one to have had this issue surely...
[03:37] <hlpme> future proofing. I figured it was the latest and I had the hardware to support it. I'm running Win/OSX/Ubuntu
[03:37] <hlpme> does it make installation harder?
[03:38] <hlpme> or want to run, when it eventually works
[03:38] <Guest81535> Hello all. I am trying to install Ubuntu on an Acer Aspire. I am getting a black screen because of issue with my graphics card. I do have an extra monitor plugged in, and everything is visible on the other monitor. What can I do to get my laptop monitor to work?
[03:38] <delinquentme> Guest81535, find out what the graphics card is and get drivers for it
[03:39] <hlpme> It was sort of working for a while, then I re-installed Ubuntu and the bootloader got messed up.
[03:39] <wilee-nilee> Guest81535, Have you looked in the additional drivers, strange that one would work but not the other.
[03:39] <hlpme> Now I'm trying to fix it. I have nothing to lose on the Ubuntu installation so we can reinstall at will.
[03:39] <hlpme> if I can fix the bootloader I also have some questions about 12.04
[03:39] <hlpme> stability
[03:39] <Guest81535> Yes. The only thing that it shows is the Broadcom wireless driver.
[03:39] <hlpme> it crashes incessantly.
[03:39] <Jordan_U> !bootinfo | hlpme
[03:40] <delinquentme> wilee-nilee, does it need to be the same username / password of the user on the HostOS which I'd like to access it from?
[03:40] <ebs512> !soundcard
[03:40] <hlpme> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1187876/
[03:40] <wilee-nilee> !broadcom > Guest81535
[03:40] <ebs512> !intel sound card
[03:41] <ebs512> lol
[03:41] <wilee-nilee> delinquentme, the host has its own password and the guest its own, I'm not sure I understand why your asking this.
[03:41] <wilee-nilee> you're*
[03:42] <smoochict> ubottu how much is ubuntu?
[03:43] <wilee-nilee> delinquentme, this might be more helpful. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox/SharedFolders
[03:45] <wilee-nilee> !pm > Guest81535
[03:45] <fragged> Hey all, I'd like a simple CLI bandwidth i/o monitor, I use ibmonitor under Gentoo but it doesn't appear to be in standard repos according to 'apt-cache search ibmonitor'
[03:45] <wilee-nilee> Guest81535, The best I have for you is that link personally and the channel is best for help. ;)
[03:46] <Guest81535> I'm sorry
[03:46] <Guest81535> It's not the braodcom card that is the issue.
[03:46] <Guest81535> broadcom
[03:46] <wilee-nilee> no biggie
[03:46] <Guest81535> It's the graphics card
[03:47] <Guest81535> I only see the broadcom card under "additional drivers."
[03:47] <Guest81535> I have a black screen whenever I boot from DVD.
[03:48] <wilee-nilee> Guest81535, I'm the last to help with graphics card but identifying it and post that with your problem may help. It is strange that the monitor works and the laptops screen does not.
[03:48] <hlpme> anyone checked my boot-repair pastebin?
[03:49] <Guest81535> I know
[03:49] <wilee-nilee> !nomodeset > Guest81535  try this option with the dvd
[03:50] <Guest81535> Okay, but will my card works after the installation is complete, or when I restart the computer?
[03:51] <wilee-nilee> Guest81535, Possibly if you make sure to tick the download on install, hard to say, you might identify the card and look if there are problems on the web.
[03:51] <wilee-nilee> more than likely there are drivers for it.
[03:52] <Guest81535> Fedora will boot from the DVD in basic graphics mode.
[03:52] <Guest81535> But Mint, or Ubuntu will not.
[03:53] <wilee-nilee> Guest81535, If you run this you may identify the card.  lspci | grep VGA
[03:54] <Installing> Hi guys, I just used the windows installer to install Ubuntu to a 9GB partition, but when I restart, there's no boot option for Ubuntu
[03:54] <Installing> Any ideas?
[03:54] <Guest81535> okay
[03:54] <Jordan_U> hlpme: It looks like Boot Repair installed grub-efi. Have you tried booting since then?
[03:55] <hlpme> Jordan: sure. It doesn't.
[03:55] <Jordan_U> Installing: I would highly recommend uninstalling Wubi and doing a standard dual boot install.
[03:55] <Jordan_U> hlpme: What happens when you boot your computer?
[03:55] <Installing> Using a cd/usb for instance?
[03:55] <Jordan_U> Installing: Yes.
[03:55] <hlpme> I get a black screen and a cursor
[03:55] <hlpme> no grub menu
[03:56] <Guest81535> I am at the boot screen. I pressed TAB. Can I type "nomodset?"
[03:56] <Jordan_U> hlpme: The black screen and cursor suggests that your machine is booting via BIOS, not EFI.
[03:56] <Guest81535> I appologize for my spelling. I am working and typing at the same time.
[03:57] <Jordan_U> hlpme: The boot info script RESULTS.txt show that your BIOS based grub installation is broken, if you run grub-install to fix it then you should be able to boot normally again.
[03:57] <Installing> Alright, no worries Jordan_U, I'll give that a shot. Need to find myself a ~2GB usb first, no disk drive unfortunately.
[03:57] <Installing> Cheers.
[03:57] <wilee-nilee> Guest81535, boot from a live cd/usb or an install? A live would be f6 choose nomodeset and boot.
[03:57] <hlpme> I think that there is some mix-up involving the two myself. Where should I check, the BIOS? I have an Asus P8Z68-V.
[03:58] <Guest81535> Standing by......
[03:58] <hlpme> I'll try to run grub-install from USB
[03:59] <hlpme> I assume the BIOS-based grub installation was an accident because I'm using GPT/EFI
[04:00] <Jordan_U> hlpme: Your motherboard has the option of UEFI, but it also can do a BIOS based boot. You can use GPT with BIOS just fine (unless you're trying to boot Windows).
[04:00] <delinquentme> Hey all I'm attempting to update my virtual box installation .. and I've got an intel i5 ... what version do I want ... the i386 ... or AMD64
[04:01] <delinquentme> I think the i386 right?
[04:01] <delinquentme> im running a x64 bit version of ubuntu 10.04
[04:01] <Jordan_U> delinquentme: What do you mean by "update"?
[04:01] <hlpme> do I need to change anything in the BIOS or should running grub-install be enough?
[04:02] <hlpme> I suppose it sohuld because it was running before...
[04:02] <delinquentme> Jordan_U, I need to get the .iso corresponding to the existing version that I've got installed
[04:02] <delinquentme> i need to add additional packages
[04:02] <Jordan_U> hlpme: Just running grub-install (properly) will be enough.
[04:03] <wilee-nilee> delinquentme, Guest addons?
[04:03] <delinquentme> wilee-nilee, yeap!
[04:03] <Guest81535> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller.
[04:04] <wilee-nilee> delinquentme, Use the dropdown at the top of the VBox
[04:04] <delinquentme> wilee-nilee, its not an option in the version im running
[04:04] <Guest81535> That is my card
[04:04] <Jordan_U> delinquentme: You don't use an iso of any kind to update, unless by "update" you mean "Install a newer verison of Ubuntu over the older version", in which case it doesn't matter what the previous version was.
[04:05] <IBM1234> i dont understand how to register a nick. I am new to IRC
[04:05] <delinquentme> 4.1.2 is the version ( which seems to be the current version ) of VirtualBox that im running
[04:06] <delinquentme> Jordan_U, Im asking about VirtualBox .. and which architecture ( AMDx64  or i386 ) corresponds to the current host OS of ubuntu 10.04 that I run
[04:06] <IBM1234> ¨ /msg NickServ IDENTITY OldNick SecretPassword¨  not quit sure . I keep getting a message that I didnt do it right
[04:07] <crimsonmane> identify
[04:07] <crimsonmane> not identity
[04:07] <IBM1234> i have to write that and then... IBM1234 (followed by a password I make up?
[04:08] <wilee-nilee> IBM1234, YOU might ask in #freenode
[04:08] <wilee-nilee> sorry for the caps, lol
[04:08] <crimsonmane> IBM1234: are you creating your identity or are you just trying to log in as your identity?
[04:08] <Jordan_U> delinquentme: You can find out the current architecture you're using with "uname -m".
[04:08] <biohazrd> is there any special process or command that needs to be run in ubuntu after package updates?
[04:08] <biohazrd> like to process new config files?
[04:08] <crimsonmane> biohazrd: no
[04:09] <wilee-nilee> biohazrd, How are you running updates?
[04:09] <biohazrd> aptitude
[04:10] <biohazrd> i am used to gentoo and having to run stuff afterwards
[04:10] <wilee-nilee> biohazrd, What is the command you are using?
[04:10] <delinquentme> wilee-nilee, I've got " File " ... " Machine " and " Help " as menu options in VirtualBox =/    no dropdown for " Devices "
[04:10] <crimsonmane> biohazrd: if something needs restarted after updates, it's automagic
[04:10] <xangua> biohazrd: bad idea using aptitude
[04:10] <xangua> !aptitude | biohazrd
[04:10] <biohazrd> yikes
[04:11] <crimsonmane> IBM1234: you didn't answer my question
[04:11] <justin2> I have a NVIDIA GTS 450 card and I get stuck, it ends up saying "line eisa probing bus 0 at eisa.0" and just sits there. My other card works, and this card has no problems anywhere else. It is ubuntu 12.04 64 bit live off a flash drive. I don't see my card listed as "fully compatible", will it be possible to work around this or should I give up using ubuntu with this card now?
[04:11] <delinquentme> waaait a minute ... Is this tutorial saying to install VirtualBox *within* the guest OS running on the Host comp.. through VirtualBox?
[04:12] <delinquentme> nm!
[04:12] <biohazrd> whats the best way to update then?
[04:12] <xangua> biohazrd: use apt-get or the update manager
[04:12] <biohazrd> its all console based
[04:12] <biohazrd> not using gui at all on this server
[04:13] <biohazrd> its been like 15 years since using debian
[04:13] <wilee-nilee> delinquentme, http://imagebin.org/227365
[04:13] <crimsonmane> biohazrd: "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade" (or dist-upgrade if you know the difference)
[04:13] <lickalott> xangua isn't there also a apt-fast or something similar?
[04:20] <Costeelation> anyone know if you can upload pictures on twitter with gwibber?
[04:24] <justin2> I have a NVIDIA GTS 450 that halts at eisa probing bus 0 at eisa.0  and just sits there. My other card works, and this card has no problems anywhere else. will it be possible to use this card?
[04:25] <dragonfly224> Alright, I just said meh and reinstalled ubuntu
[04:26] <dragonfly224> wifi still is not working :(
[04:26] <Jordan_U> dragonfly224: What is the output of "sudo modprobe b43"?
[04:27] <dragonfly224> Nothing?
[04:29] <delinquentme> So IM half way through this walkthrough: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox/SharedFolders#Getting_VBoxLinuxAdditions.iso
[04:29] <delinquentme> and they've introduced a new term
[04:29] <delinquentme> instead of " Host " and " Guest "
[04:29] <delinquentme> there is now a " CLIENT "
[04:29] <delinquentme> should I assume that "CLIENT" == "GUEST" ?
[04:32] <dragonfly224> sudo modprobe b43 does nothing
[04:32] <blz> dragonfly224, have you checked to see if your card is supported?
[04:32] <Jordan_U> dragonfly224: Can you pastebin the output of "iwconfig list"?
[04:32] <dragonfly224> Yes
[04:32] <dragonfly224> sec
[04:32] <blz> dragonfly224, ok, just thought I'd check =)
[04:33] <dragonfly224> list      No such device
[04:33] <dragonfly224> However, it does show up in the hardware... hold on I forgot the string
[04:33] <Lesterwood> guys, why don't you own a firearm? firearms are useful tools, they can be used for entertainment, to put food on the table, and in a worst case save your life
[04:34] <Jordan_U> Lesterwood: This is #ubuntu. Do you have an Ubuntu related support question?
[04:36] <dragonfly224> Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g <-- my card
[04:37] <dragonfly224> I followed (before I did a fresh install) https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx and still could not get it to work
[04:38] <dragonfly224> If I boot from a liveCD it says that the wireless is disabled, but it's not blocked according to rfkill list all
[04:38] <dragonfly224> The keyboard combo to enable wifi (on windows it would make the wifi light turn on/off) does nothing
[04:39] <dragonfly224> Oh, and when booted from HDD it does not mention wireless at all in the drop down menu
[04:40] <dragonfly224> :)
[04:40] <jeep> dragonfly224: sometime you have to build your own kernel
[04:42] <dragonfly224> Now... building my own kernel sounds like lots of fun... But this is my first night with anything linux based
[04:42] <jeep> dragonfly224: http://askubuntu.com/questions/38327/how-can-i-get-broadcom-bcm4311-wireless-working
[04:43] <jeep> dragonfly224: building kernels is easy after you do it a few times but that should fix your upo maybe ^^
[04:43] <delinquentme> What does the  " -o " attribute do in this command: sudo mount -t vboxsf -o uid=1000,gid=1000 $sharename /mnt/$sharename
[04:43] <dragonfly224> Alright, lets try the link first, a few minutes please
[04:44] <delinquentme> im getting a message saying that this is an invalid option for mkdir
[04:45] <delinquentme> it was pulled off this page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox/SharedFolders#Getting_VBoxLinuxAdditions.iso
[04:45] <delinquentme> should it be a " -p " ?
[04:45] <tester> hello all
[04:45] <tester> need help
[04:46] <ivan_lin> hi
[04:46] <tester> how can i solve "host not found"
[04:46] <jeep> delinquentme: isnt -o used for bind mounts like when you do a chroot ?
[04:46] <crimsonmane> tester: what are you trying to access?
[04:46] <tester> facebook only
[04:46] <cowsquad> how do I uninstall compiz from ubuntu 12/04
[04:46] <delinquentme> jeep, I believe so ... but the -t is whats giving me issues
[04:46] <tester> but thr result is "host not found"
[04:47] <delinquentme> so im not sure what thats supposed to be .. but mkdir doesnt have a " -t " option
[04:47] <simon_> hi
[04:47] <jeep> delinquentme: -t sets the type of partititon like -t ntfs or -text4 ect.
[04:47] <jeep> delinquentme: type of filesystem on the partititon i should say
[04:48] <jeep> delinquentme: are you trying to mount a virtual box disk ?
[04:48] <hlpme> I got round to running grub-install
[04:48] <crimsonmane> tester: it would generally mean you're not online, or it's blocked by your router.
[04:48] <delinquentme> jeep, Oh ok so im telling it that its a particular "vboxsf"
[04:48] <delinquentme> yeah :D
[04:48] <hlpme> first I mounted the EFI partition with sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
[04:48] <simonspro> hi
[04:48] <jeep> delinquentme: what page are you looking at ?
[04:49] <tester> router i dont think so...
[04:49] <tester> because its using the windows ...its working
[04:49] <hlpme> then I ran sudo grub-install --boot-directory=/mnt/boot /dev/sda
[04:49] <delinquentme> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox/SharedFolders#Getting_VBoxLinuxAdditions.iso
[04:49] <ivan_lin> where is russian support channel? I found it in search, but i didn't
[04:49] <tester> but now im using blackbuntu in virtualbot its not working
[04:49] <hlpme> it failed with a "this GTP partition label has no BIOS Boot Partition"
[04:49] <delinquentme> jeep, ctrl + F on the page for " sudo mount -t vboxsf  "
[04:49] <tester> just get "host not found"
[04:49] <ivan_lin> Русские есть?
[04:49] <delinquentme> and thats the line of the mount which is giving me issues
[04:50] <hlpme> what next?
[04:50] <jeep> http://askubuntu.com/questions/19430/mount-a-virtualbox-drive-image-vdi
[04:50] <vkas> i have broken packages on my system. details here : http://paste.ubuntu.com/1188316/
[04:50] <jeep> delinquentme: vdfuse looks the best to me on there
[04:51] <lwhalen> hey all, I'm installing the latest 12.04.1 LTS release on a Dell Dimension 4100 (PIII, .5GB RAM).  It's gone smoothly getting the OS on, but the machine's only network connection is a Netgear WPS111 USB wireless adapter
[04:52] <jeep> vkas: what does uname -mrs show ?
[04:52] <lwhalen> I'm pretty sure I'll need to use ndiswrapper, but I can't enable the 'additional hardware' repos/modules without a network connection
[04:52] <lwhalen> is there a way to load the appropriate packages from the CD?
[04:52] <vkas> jeep: Linux 3.2.0-23-generic x86_64
[04:53] <tester> i dont now...but i`m try to testing only
[04:53] <jeep> lwhalen: you will have to get a net connection or manually download/transfer packages
[04:53] <lwhalen> I tried re-enabling the CD as an available source via the Update Manager, but the package manager doesn't seem to recognize
[04:53] <xangua> lwhalen: ndiswrapper is in the live cd, just go to software center, edit, sources and check it in the first tab
[04:53] <jeep> vkas: you have 32bit repos in your /apt/sources.list which should be fix those then run apt-get update
[04:53] <lwhalen> jeep: how can I figure out which packages I'll need in addition to ndiswrapper?
[04:54] <lwhalen> xangua: I'm pretty sure I did that, but it still won't let me install ndiswrapper
[04:54] <xezexal> Something is fucky with my netbook
[04:54] <jeep> lwhalen: its a mofo to be honest do you have cable you can plug in ?
[04:54] <lwhalen> are there more packages I'll need besides ndiswrapper, or does that package pretty much have everything I'll need?
[04:54] <lwhalen> jeep: unfortunately, no.  This is for a small school that has. . . limited network connectivity
[04:54] <lwhalen> hence the ghetto wireless USB solution
[04:54] <xezexal> It says it's connected to wifi yet I can't connect to the internet
[04:55] <jeep> lwhalen: what does lsusb identify the device as ?
[04:55] <tester> see that
[04:55] <tester> tester@tester~$ sudo gedit /etc/vbox/interfaces
[04:55] <tester> (gedit:3208): Gtk-WARNING **: Theme directory scalable/status of theme Snow Sabre black has no size field
[04:55] <lwhalen> . . . to be honest, I didn't think to run lsusb
[04:55] <tester> how can i do
[04:55] <lwhalen> I don't have the server handy at the moment, unfortunately
[04:56] <xangua> lwhalen: did you reload the sources¿
[04:56] <lwhalen> it's definitely a netgear WPN111 though
[04:56] <lwhalen> xangua: I did, to no avail
[04:56] <xangua> lwhalen: you could also just explore the cd and search for the deb's, you need ndiswrapper and ndisgtk
[04:56] <lwhalen> via commandline though - apt-cache clean; apt-get install ndiswrapper
[04:57] <xangua> or from the machine you are talking to us and download ndiswrapper and ndisgtk deb from http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[04:57] <xangua> lwhalen:
[04:58] <lwhalen> schweet
[04:58] <xezexal> Something is wrong with my netbook
[04:58] <lwhalen> I don't have the server handy (I'm at home now, but this box is at the music school), but I'm taking notes and will give this a shot tomorrow
[04:58] <xangua> does that package pretty much have everything I'll need? - you'll need the .inf file of the windows driver if that is what you mean
[04:58] <xangua> lwhalen *
[04:58] <lwhalen> oy vey.
[04:58] <lwhalen> alright, I'll make sure to snag that as well
[04:59] <SolarAquarion> Can anyone help me with my problem?
[05:00] <hlpme> or mine :)
[05:00] <SolarAquarion> My netbook is acting odd
[05:01] <SolarAquarion> i'm running ubuntu 12.10
[05:01] <xangua> !12.10 | SolarAquarion
[05:01] <SolarAquarion> abd my netbook is connected to the internet and yet is not connecting to the internet
[05:02] <ahsan> hi all, where to ask upstart related questions
[05:02] <SolarAquarion> Xangua see my last sentence
[05:02] <jeep> SolarAquarion: we arent allowed to talk about new ubuntu here !
[05:02] <lwhalen> thank you guys (or gals) very much!
[05:03] <SolarAquarion> it is a general ubuntu problem xangua/jeep
[05:03] <jeep> SolarAquarion: i would start with /etc/resolv.conf
[05:04] <Debolaz> Hrmmm, is http://no.archive.ubuntu.com/ down for anyone else?
[05:04] <xangua> SolarAquarion: jeep12.10 is a development version, discussion and support in #ubuntu+1
[05:04] <SolarAquarion> jeep #generated by NetworkManager it says
[05:05] <xangua> Debolaz: http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/
[05:05] <jeep> SolarAquarion: /msg me
[05:05] <gmachine_24> I am having trouble with cron . ... this is the line for the cron job          59 23 * * *  ~/Documents/scripts/rsync.script
[05:06] <Debolaz> Meh, I should just switch to a non-norwegian mirror, this happens too often.
[05:06] <ruedii> Since I erased my BIOS it can't seem to find my EFI-GRUB image.  Can someone help me reinstall it properly?
[05:06] <gmachine_24> the ~/Documents/scripts/rsync.script is fine and works...... I can run it from a terminal
[05:06] <jeep> gmachine_24: use the actual path instead of ~/
[05:07] <gmachine_24> jeep, ok. I can't remember where this cron file is supposed to go though.
[05:07] <tester> jeep :what about my probleum
[05:08] <Krishnandu> Hello, I have a Advantech PC with Touch Screen Monitor. They provided Driver for xf86free 3.x and xf86free 4.x, I'm using Ubuntu 12.04, which one should I install? When i do X -version it shows xorg 1.x.x
[05:08] <jeep> IBM1234: it contains the dns servers
[05:08] <dragonfly224> Okiedokie, wifi is now showing up in the dropdown but is grayed out. I tried sudo rfkill unblock wifi and sudo rfkill unblock all but neither one helped
[05:09] <jeep> tester: i missed it let me scroll up
[05:09] <vkas> jeep: this is my /etc/apt/sources.list file http://paste.ubuntu.com/1188329/
[05:09] <tester> its ok...
[05:09] <dragonfly224> 0: dell-wifi: Wireless LAN
[05:09] <dragonfly224> 	Soft blocked: yes
[05:09] <dragonfly224> 	Hard blocked: yes
[05:09] <tester> its working now
[05:09] <tester> just clear history then referesh
[05:10] <tester> it working....
[05:10] <ruedii> Krishnandu, check that Ubuntu doesn't already have a driver.  You don't need the proprietary driver if Ubuntu has a driver.
[05:10] <Krishnandu> ruedii, I have checked that yesterday whole day, ubuntu drivers are not working
[05:11] <gmachine_24> ugh. I did crontab -e to edit the line but how do I save the changes? I think I am supposed to "write out" the line or file or whatever but how do I do that? In other words, how do I save the changes?
[05:11] <Krishnandu> ruedii, I've checked evtouch, multitouch, elographics
[05:11] <ruedii> Krishnandu did you look up what model touch screen is in it?
[05:12] <Krishnandu> ruedii, It's an Industrial PC.
[05:12] <ruedii> You shouldn't have to force install the drivers, they should auto-detect.
[05:12] <Krishnandu> ruedii, PPC actually.
[05:12] <ruedii> Yes, I know, but what model touch screen is in it.
[05:12] <greasegum> has anyone else been having serious flash video problems lately? I am assuming this is widespread phenom.
[05:12] <ruedii> It doesn't matter, they use components, those components have controler models.
[05:12] <hlpme> any help with my grub problem?
[05:12] <hlpme> I'd be grateful
[05:13] <jeep> vkas look in /etc/apt/sources.d/ for another file
[05:13] <ruedii> hlpme I'm having grub problems as well.  If your's are different I might have probably come across the solution already.
[05:14] <hlpme> it won't boot. I'm trying to re-install it. I am using GPT and EFI. I am multi-booting. Or would if it worked.
[05:14] <gmachine_24> Is there somewhere I can check to see if the cron jobs have run?
[05:14] <hlpme> the latest error message is "this GPT partition label has no BIOS Boot Partition"
[05:14] <gmachine_24> greasegum, flash video in what program or browser or just running a flash video by itself?
[05:15] <hlpme> this is from grub-install
[05:15] <hlpme> I have a 200MB EFI partition at /dev/sda1
[05:15] <Jordan_U> hlpme: You need to create a BIOS Boot Partition.
[05:15] <hlpme> does it need something else?
[05:15] <hlpme> an additional partition?
[05:15] <Krishnandu> ruedii, http://www.advantech.com/products/TPC-1570H/mod_67CA3C40-CAC7-48FF-9D1D-A64BD3B47733.aspx
[05:15] <Jordan_U> hlpme: Yes.
[05:15] <hlpme> I thought I wasn't using BIOS but EFI
[05:15] <hlpme> I thought it was one or the other
[05:16] <hlpme> I'm new to EFI so excuse my confusion
[05:16] <cnmj0011> hello
[05:16] <hlpme> what's the 200MB partition for if not booting?
[05:17] <gmachine_24> tester, is there somewhere I can check to see if a cron job has executed?
[05:17] <dragonfly224> How do I enable wireless if the option is grayed out and sudo rfkill unblock all does nothing, soft/hard blocked all list as no now
[05:17] <Jordan_U> hlpme: It's for the EFI System Partition, which is used when booting via [U]EFI. The BIOS Boot Partition is used on GPT labels when booting via BIOS.
[05:17] <greasegum> trying to play flash video in chrome, mainly, but having same issues in firefox
[05:17] <greasegum> bug is the video plays at fast forward speeds
[05:18] <greasegum> but not all the time
[05:18] <greasegum> sometimes it works well
[05:18] <gmachine_24> greasegum, I got some error in Firefox saying the latest version of Flash is buggy and asking if I wanted to revert to the previous version
[05:18] <hlpme> so I'm getting the error because I booted the LiveCD (USB drive) using BIOS?
[05:18] <hlpme> instead of UEFI?
[05:18] <m6d4> gmachine_24: grep -i  cron /var/log/syslog
[05:18] <greasegum> gmachine_24:: did you experience any problems though?
[05:18] <tester> but ist working now..
[05:18] <gmachine_24> greasegum, no.
[05:18] <Jordan_U> hlpme: No, you're getting the error message because you're installing grub-pc (rather than grub-efi).
[05:18] <ruedii> Krishnandu that information doesn't help  you need to look up the controller in your controller info in the appropriate program (lspci, etc.), and then find the appropriate driver.  If you install all of the drivers, X.Org should detect it automatically.   However, if it doesn't, you may need to look up your device ID.
[05:19] <Jordan_U> hlpme: ... and you don't have a BIOS Boot Partition.
[05:19] <greasegum> I heard adobe stopped supporting linux. I
[05:19] <tester> ops...
[05:19] <tester> why ..
[05:19] <greasegum> I'm just surprised how fast the bugs started popping up
[05:19] <tester> oooo
[05:19] <Krishnandu> ruedii, Well, can you please provide some general info regarding how to proceed? I mean how can I look up controller for touch screen and al?
[05:20] <Jordan_U> hlpme: So create a BIOS Boot Partition with GParted, simply create an "unformatted" partition 1 MiB and add the "bios_grub" label to it.
[05:20] <tester> ok i got samsung galaxy note
[05:20] <tester> how can i do to open the terminal in android
[05:20] <hlpme> Do I need a BIOS partition? Why not GPT and UEFI throughout?
[05:20] <gmachine_24> m6d4, thank you.
[05:20] <Jordan_U> tester: This is #ubuntu, not #android.
[05:20] <nyRednek> tester: there's a terminal application, i forget the name
[05:20] <tester> ops sory
[05:21] <hlpme> It was working yesterday without a BIOS partition
[05:21] <hlpme> unless I'm overlooking something
[05:21] <greasegum> see I figured this looked like the kind of problem lots of people might be having, what with everyone being affected by the adobe decision to ice linux support. But I'm not finding any good tech support at all.
[05:21] <Jordan_U> hlpme: Without a BIOS Boot Partition it will work, but grub will be more likely to break (which it did).
[05:21] <hlpme> is there a better bootloader?
[05:22] <Jordan_U> hlpme: If you had had a BIOS Boot Partition to start with you probably wouldn't be having problems now.
[05:22] <Jordan_U> hlpme: It's not a limitation of grub, the same thing will happen with any BIOS based bootloader when using GPT.
[05:22] <hlpme> I can afford to reinstall everthing since this is a fresh system. I should note that I want to install Win8 without problems in the near future so I want to configure my system now with that in mind
[05:23] <hlpme> is there a EFI-based bootloader I could/should be using instead?
[05:23] <hlpme> or is EFI just a headache?
[05:24] <Jordan_U> hlpme: I don't have much time, you can take my advice or not but be advised that after 10 minutes I will be gone. If you follow my advice, I'm almost certain I can get you booting again (more reliably that before).
[05:24] <IlikeMoose> does anyone have any experience setting up a domain at freedns.afraid.org? i need to know if i should point my subdomains to my router ip address or if i should point them to the non-routable ip addresses on my side of the router.
[05:24] <Jordan_U> hlpme: EFI is a headache.
[05:24] <jeep> anyone tried compiling kde 2.2 ish on ubuntu ?
[05:24] <greasegum> you point them to the global ip of your router
[05:24] <hlpme> I appreciate your help, Jordan.
[05:25] <greasegum> your external ip, rather
[05:25] <ruedii> Krishnandu  Well your first best bet is to install all input device drivers, then boot.  One of them might work, it won't use the ones that aren't needed.   If that doesn't work you probably want to go and identify your touch screen controller with something like hardinfo or lshw-gtk
[05:25] <IlikeMoose> greasegum, but that ip changes, will i have to keep updating the ip address or will one of those scripts do it automatically for me?
[05:26] <Krishnandu> hmm you mean sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-*
[05:26] <greasegum> IlikeMoose:: you need a dynamic dns client to update the dns when your ip changes
[05:26] <ccbn> Hello, I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit and I'm having trouble getting my Nvidia Geforce GT 430 working with the proprietary Nvidia drivers. They install without error, but the screen becomes blank after the Ubuntu splash screen during boot. I can switch to virtual consoles but cannot get any X. I've tried the binaries from Nvidia's website and current and current-updates from the repos.
[05:26] <ruedii> Krishnandu yes, but I'm not sure if apt-get accepts wildcards
[05:26] <Krishnandu> ruedii, Well I'll try that then..!!
[05:26] <SecretFire> how can i install Qt 4.2 or greater?
[05:27] <SecretFire> in terminal?
[05:27] <Krishnandu> ruedii, Yeah. It does :) Thanks for your suggestion
[05:27] <hlpme> how big does that BIOS partition need to be?
[05:27] <bazhang> SecretFire, what do you have now, and what do you need it for
[05:27] <IlikeMoose> greasegum, ok thanks
[05:27] <Jordan_U> hlpme: 1 MiB.
[05:27] <Krishnandu> ruedii, And if it doesn't work, do you know which one should I try installing of that xf86free?
[05:27] <SecretFire> bazhang : I am trying to compile Qtractor to do music
[05:27] <SecretFire> bazhang : not sure which version I have now
[05:27] <greasegum> IlikeMoose:: afraid.org def supports dynamically updated dns.
[05:28] <SecretFire> I have been trying to find a tarball, but not sure which to get
[05:28] <IlikeMoose> greasegum, i had this running once before but it was 5+ years ago and i don't remember what all i had to do to get it running :)
[05:28] <ruedii> Krishnandu  If that doesn't work you should see what your controller is and search for info online.
[05:28] <ruedii> You can use something like lshw for that.
[05:28] <Krishnandu> ruedii, Thanks :)
[05:29] <bazhang> !info qtractor | SecretFire
[05:29] <Krishnandu> Let me try the basic input drivers first as per your suggestion :)
[05:29] <dragonfly224> hmm
[05:29] <bazhang> SecretFire, simply install from repositories
[05:29] <m6d4> IlikeMoose: most of the recent routers are dyndns service build in, all you need to fill in are your username/passwd for service you use
[05:29] <ruedii> It very likely could be a standard USB or PS/2 touchscreen device
[05:29] <SecretFire> bazhang : do you mean synaptic
[05:30] <greasegum> IlikeMoose:: yeah check your router settings page
[05:30] <bazhang> SecretFire, yes
[05:30] <SecretFire> got it
[05:30] <tsimpson> SecretFire: you probably have Qt 4.7 or 4.8 already, if you want to compile software using Qt, then you want libqt4-dev
[05:31] <SecretFire> I understand
[05:31] <greasegum> IlikeMoose:: if you have dd-wrt installed on your router it's a snap to set up
[05:32] <SecretFire> when trying to run qtractor i get this message : Make sure the JACK audio server (jackd) and/or
[05:32] <SecretFire> the ALSA Sequencer kernel module (snd-seq-midi)
[05:32] <SecretFire> are up and running and then restart the session.
[05:32] <SecretFire> what does that mean
[05:33] <greasegum> sidenote: I personally prefer dyndns.com. if you're not super attached to afraid.org IlikeMoose check them out. I think they allow you to manage 1 free domain
[05:35] <lotuspsychje_> howto fix a corrupt mouse icon pointer every cold boot on precise 12.04.1 clean installed?
[05:36] <lex__> knock knock...
[05:36] <cowsquad> is this the right terminal command to install fluxbox sudo apt-get install fluxbox
[05:36] <cowsquad> and what do I do after installing it?
[05:37] <lotuspsychje_> cowsquad:logout and login to fluxbox
[05:37] <cowsquad> never mind, got it.
[05:37] <cowsquad> thanks you lotuspsychje
[05:37] <cowsquad> how do I red highlight an user on this chat... Sorry I am a noob
[05:38] <jeep> cowsquad: type the persons name
[05:38] <jeep> hi lotuspsychje_
[05:38] <lotuspsychje_> jeep:hi mate
[05:38]  * ararat prepares FloodBot3 to be shown on rotten.com
[05:38] <cowsquad> jeep thank you. I dont see it, but hopefully you do
[05:39] <hanslanda> does anyone can help me? I was trying to install Minecraft game and found a script to do all the work (install java and minecraft)...but now my desktop is all messed up...and i cant even see my wallpaper or the xfce panel...help please! (THE SCRIPT http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1726735)
[05:48] <dragonfly224> Alright so everything almost works for wireless (wired works) except I need the firmware...except when I download the firmware via settings>additional drivers it goes back to being all the way broken. ie not even grayed out just not there at all in anyway. Thoughts?
[05:49] <dragonfly224> Wireless is enabled now (yaaay) just no firmware
[05:51] <dragonfly224> Should I go take coding classes and just make something nosofirmware to substitute the firmware that makes it only show wired?
[05:51] <dragonfly224> *notsofirmware
[05:52] <dragonfly224> The Broadcom STA wireless driver is the bad firmware that makes wireless go away if anyone is curious
[05:53] <ebs512> I just stopped by to say thanks for those of you who have helped me over the past few weeks, unfortunately ubuntu just isnt working for me, 1st the audio doesnt detect my sound card and now no matter which desktop I login to it kicks me back out so I think I will switch to Linux Mint Cheers :d
[05:53] <Krishnandu> Hey guys, My ubuntu 12.04 is not booting. How can I recover it? I know what changes need to be made. But I want to know how to boot existing Ubuntu from Live CD
[05:54] <dragonfly224> Krishnandu https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCD
[05:54] <crizis> Krishnandu, you can just boot off to livecd
[05:54] <crizis> Krishnandu, and mount your hard drive from livecd terminal
[05:55] <dragonfly224> Remember to set CD>HDD in bios boot setting so cd boots first, or just press f11 or f12 to manually select it for one boot
[05:56] <Krishnandu> crizis, Thanks :)
[05:56] <dragonfly224> So does anyone have any tips for me and my anti-recommended firmware issue?
[05:56] <Krishnandu> dragonfly224, Thanks :)
[05:56] <dragonfly224> NP, go have fun :)
[05:58] <iceroot> waht is the fastest way (without destroying) to make alle data from a hdd unreadable? full-encryption, dd with /dev/random over the complete hdd  or are there any other/faster ways
[06:00] <dragonfly224> Man, 5 hours trying to fix something like wireless is a bit much
[06:01] <dragonfly224> I don't envy any of you with more serious matters
[06:02] <Xub> 在么
[06:14] <lauratika> i have a peson stylus all in one... printer works fine but scanner is not recognizable by ubuntu, any ideas how to make it work?
[06:14] <bazhang> lauratika, using simple scan?
[06:15] <bazhang> lauratika, also, was that Epson you meant
[06:16] <lauratika> espopn stylus tx130
[06:16] <lauratika> simple scan yes!
[06:16] <bazhang> lauratika, tried it?
[06:17] <lauratika> try what?
[06:17] <bazhang> !info simplescan | lauratika
[06:17] <lauratika> scanner, sure says it is not recognized
[06:18] <bazhang> lauratika, what else have you tried
[06:18] <lauratika> just simple scan
[06:18] <lauratika> is there something else, it is install in 12.04
[06:18] <lauratika> at least for me
[06:19] <bazhang> !sane | lauratika this may help
[06:20] <lauratika> im using smple scan
[06:21] <lauratika> the only one not listed is lenovo
[06:25] <adib> hello there
[06:25] <adib> anyone knows where i can get bcm5974-dkms
[06:25] <adib> ?
[06:26] <adib> sudo apt-get install bcm5974-dkms doesnt work, it cant find it
[06:31] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[06:31] <ShapeShifter499> I'm trying to run ThinkUp, a social network backup tool, it runs within a server, http://thinkupapp.com  on my Ubuntu 12.04 AMD64 install    I got everything installed and dropped thinkup into apache server root, when I go to 127.0.0.1/thinkup firefox wants to download the page instead of run it, anyone know why?
[06:32] <theixle> Err, I reinstalled lubuntu last night and now I can only use sudo, but not su. I don't remember it asking me to set a root password during installtion. What am I missing?
[06:33] <bazhang> theixle, there is not root pw enabled. just use sudo
[06:34] <cowsquad> I just installed gnome, but when i log in into gnone it doesnt show anything. what could be wrong
[06:34] <ShapeShifter499> anyone?
[06:34] <theixle> bazhang: thanks
[06:34] <bazhang> ShapeShifter499, on your ubuntu server? try #ubuntu-server
[06:34] <napster> Is there a wallpaper repository where wallpapers bundled with each version of ubuntu resides?
[06:35] <bazhang> cowsquad, gnome-panel? gnome-shell, unity, or what.
[06:35] <ShapeShifter499> bazhang, no this is a normal install and thinkup is the only web server thing I want to run
[06:35] <cowsquad> bazhang gnome-shell
[06:35] <ShapeShifter499> bazhang, just want to keep a backup of my online social life
[06:36] <cowsquad> I am on ubuntu 12.04 by the way.
[06:36] <bazhang> ShapeShifter499, a normal install with apache?
[06:36] <Shirakawasuna> ShapeShifter499: is it a file rather than a dir?
[06:36] <ShapeShifter499> bazhang, I installed apache afterwards
[06:36] <bazhang> cowsquad, just a black screen? what about other login options
[06:37] <ShapeShifter499> Shirakawasuna, no its a dir
[06:37] <ShapeShifter499> http://thinkupapp.com/docs/install/install.html  for instructions if anyone wants to look at it and help me
[06:37] <cowsquad> bazhang no just the default wallpaper. the other ones work without issues
[06:37] <Guest11666> I ran an old game in wine now can only get screen to stand still in recovery mode
[06:38] <cowsquad> bazhang I can right click on the desktop and would show the menu, but that is it
[06:39] <Shirakawasuna> ShapeShifter499: make super sure that it has the d flag
[06:39] <Guest11666> bkerensa this is TRAVISg
[06:40] <Guest11666> #ubuntu-or
[06:40] <ShapeShifter499> Shirakawasuna, d flag?
[06:40] <cfhowlett> Wired network doesn't work on ubuntu but works fine on dual-booting windows. I added a new automatic wired network connection but still got nothing.  ping to google and 8.8.8.8 were both unresponsive.  Ideas appreciated ...
[06:40] <Shirakawasuna> ShapeShifter499: ls -la /that/dir'
[06:40] <Shirakawasuna> see if it starts with 'd' on the left
[06:41] <ShapeShifter499> Shirakawasuna, most of the files do have the d flag
[06:41] <ShapeShifter499> Shirakawasuna, none of the php files though
[06:42] <Shirakawasuna> the dir itself should have it
[06:42] <ShapeShifter499> yes it does
[06:43] <ShapeShifter499> Shirakawasuna, drwxr-xr-x 13 lance lance  4096 Jul  6 00:22 .
[06:43] <ShapeShifter499> drwxr-xr-x  3 root  root   4096 Sep  5 23:19 ..
[06:44] <Shirakawasuna> those are the . and .. dirs
[06:44] <Shirakawasuna> though the one for . check sout
[06:44] <Shirakawasuna> so i dunno
[06:45] <ShapeShifter499> Shirakawasuna, full output -- http://pastebin.com/Ami043Qj
[06:45] <usr13> cfhowlett: route -n  #What does it show for gateway?
[06:45] <TJ-> cfhowlett: 1st thing you need to determine is, what the WiFi device is. Check for it's identity using "lspci -nn" and "lsusb" and report back. Some manufacturers do not help with Linux drivers and therefore users have to jump through non-standard hoops to enable those.
[06:46] <usr13> TJ-: I think he is talking about "wired" network.
[06:46] <cfhowlett> TJ-: *wired*
[06:46] <usr13> or did I miss something?
[06:46] <TJ-> usr13: cfhowlett Ooops thanks... I just got up, eyes are still blurry!
[06:46] <cfhowlett> TJ-: no worries.
[06:46] <usr13> np
[06:47] <hlpme> I have a borked install of 12.04. I tried reinstalling but now I have only three apps in the Dash. Moreover, it is colored purple rather than the usual burgundy
[06:47] <hlpme> and there is nothing on the title bar
[06:47] <hlpme> what does this mean?
[06:47] <hlpme> and how can I fix it?
[06:47] <hlpme> when I use recovery mode and resume it works though
[06:47] <TJ-> cfhowlett: Does NetworkManager report the interface as managed? (sometimes an entry for the interface is in /etc/network/interfaces) stops NM from managing it. If NM has it, check in /var/log/syslog for dhclient DHCP messages
[06:47] <hlpme> help appreciated!
[06:48] <wilee-nilee> hlpme, try alt-f2 unity --reset
[06:48] <blurb> hello!
[06:48] <Mysterytrain> i'm trying to get my USB sound card to play. I'm assuming that it's at /dev/snd/pcmC1D0c. Indeed ls -L /dev/sndpcmC1D0c produces crw-rw----+ 1 root audio 116, 15 2012-09-03 04:20 /dev/snd/pcmC1D0c. but speaker-test returns no such file or directory. am I missing something?
[06:48] <usr13> cfhowlett: ifconfig |grep Bcast   #what does that say?
[06:48] <blurb> i am having trouble to run sudo mycmd :/
[06:48] <hlpme> in recovery mode ?
[06:48] <wilee-nilee> hlpme, in the desktop
[06:49] <hlpme> you mean booting as normal, without recovery mode?
[06:49] <wurmphlegm> Ive been trying to write a .iso to a thumbdrive to boot my computer with, and ive tried unetbootin, but it only comes up with the menu, and says "Default" for my selection, and never boots it. Ive tried dd, and that wont work either. Any suggestions?
[06:49] <mr-fool> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=12220740#post12220740
[06:49] <wilee-nilee> hlpme, yes I assumed since you had been in  the desktop, you asked how to fix it you just might be there. ;)
[06:49] <hlpme> wurm: I've had luck with poweriso/magiciso
[06:49] <mr-fool> help
[06:50] <wurmphlegm> hlpme: i have acetone iso, but ive never tried poweriso or magiciso
[06:50] <hlpme> dunno that one. there might be a guide to making bootable usbs with it. I know there are plenty of guides for the ones I mentioned
[06:51] <usr13> cfhowlett: sudo dhclient eth0  #Might get the job done.
[06:51] <kenneth_> question I recently started using x11vnc, anyone knows what is more secure to use, SSL, or SSH tunneling?
[06:51] <hlpme> wilee: the weird thing is that the system doesn't accept my credentials so I can't run that command
[06:51] <wurmphlegm> hlpme: im trying to make this in linux. so i will give acetoneiso a look..i wasn't sure if it had the capabilities..cause as far as i know, i just used it to mount iso
[06:51] <hlpme> ah I see. the ones I mentioned are windows apps
[06:52] <wurmphlegm> hlpme: aye..but thanks
[06:52] <hlpme> someone else might know more about linux iso apps
[06:52] <hlpme> good luck mate
[06:52] <crimsonmane> yes
[06:52] <crimsonmane> what do you want to do with the ISO?
[06:52] <blurb> does anyone know how i can fix the problem that do a ssh -t  'sudo app-admin' keeps asking for a password :/
[06:52] <hlpme> returning to my problem... what does it mean if unity is messed up and I can't log in with my credentials using alt+f2?
[06:53] <wilee-nilee> wurmphlegm, what is the OS you are loading the usb from?
[06:53] <hlpme> this is a new re-install of 12.04
[06:53] <wurmphlegm> crimsonmane: trying to put the new suse on a thumbdrive so i can load it into my laptop.
[06:53] <crimsonmane> wurmphlegm: UNETBOOTIN from sourceforge.
[06:54] <wurmphlegm> crimsonmane: i have tried many times...it just makes a "Default" selection in the boot menu that never loads
[06:54] <usr13> hlpme: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword
[06:55] <wurmphlegm> crimsonmane: when i use dd to make it, it doesn't even recognize the usb stick
[06:55] <crimsonmane> then you have another problem entirely
[06:55] <wurmphlegm> crimsonmane: this iso came from Opensuse'
[06:55] <hlpme> should I point out that everything works fine in recovery mode?
[06:55] <hlpme> i do know my password!
[06:55] <hlpme> weird
[06:55] <hlpme> i'll try that link now
[06:55] <fidel> !enter > hlpme
[06:55] <fidel> ;)
[06:56] <gordonjcp> hlpme: using alt-f2 to do *what*, exactly?
[06:56] <wurmphlegm> crimsonmane: i was able to put Bridge Linux on my usb stick, and that worked well in unetbootin...hmm maybe it's the way the thumbdrive is formatted
[06:56] <adib> i guess no one here tried running 12.04 on an macbook 8.1 and got the touchpad d river to work?
[06:56] <fidel> gordonjcp: hehe yep i was wondering as well how login & alt+f2 are connected
[06:56] <hlpme> ok fidel. gordon: to reset unity
[06:56] <gordonjcp> hlpme: that makes no sense
[06:56] <gordonjcp> pressing alt-f2 pops up a search box, for typing in the name of a program to run
[06:56] <fidel> gordonjcp: he means executing alt+fe and entering r to reload gnome shell i assume
[06:56] <gordonjcp> adib: is that "Late 2007"?
[06:57] <wurmphlegm> crimsonmane: so when i open the thumbdrive like a folder, i see all the Opensuse files from the iso in there...i think it's maybe the boot part that doesn't configure right
[06:57] <TheDixieRose> am i in the right place for tech help this time?
[06:57] <fidel> which should be != login ;)
[06:57] <hlpme> to run a command suggested earlier: unity --reset
[06:57] <adib> no its mid 2011 im pretty sure
[06:57] <fidel> TheDixieRose: if its ubuntu-related ...yes
[06:57] <crimsonmane> wurmphlegm: unetbootin doesn't make the boot portion wrong.
[06:57] <TheDixieRose> absolutly !!!, lol.... albeit it began as a windows issue, lol...
[06:58] <crimsonmane> wurmphlegm: try LiLi
[06:58] <TheDixieRose>  okay, i got this toshiba laptop from a friend and he hadn;t used a security program in over a year.....so I deleted all of the expired security apps and tried to install Norton....It wouldn;t let me and blocked every attempt, so I dropped the firewalls and installed it that way....then when I started to run the app everything went to hell in a hand basket....my guess is some kind of trojan......now I have succeeded in wiping 
[06:58] <adib> gordonjcp:  the mid 2011 with the broadcom 4331 wireless chip
[06:58] <hlpme> shouldn't I be able to hit alt+f7 and return to Unity? when I do that get the terminal prompt in graphical mode with the mouse pointer
[06:59] <fidel> TheDixieRose: you are talking about windows now right? how is that ubuntu-related?
[06:59] <wurmphlegm> crimsonmane: found something in a forum saying that the syslinux version in unetbootin needs to be updated to support the latest version of an OS
[06:59] <crimsonmane> TheDixieRose: I don't see a request for help in there.
[06:59] <TheDixieRose> oops reinstall using the only available option which is through the ubuntu live cd....
[07:00] <crimsonmane> could you maybe just put it all on one line? it's the recommended thing to do.
[07:00] <kenneth_> so I'd like to know if there's anyone here that uses x11VNC with -ssl, I just created the certs. by running x11vnc -ssl, if I inlude this line in /etc/init/x11vnc.conf will it attempt to recreate the keys
[07:00] <wurmphlegm> crimsonmane: gonna just try to format it to fat32 before i try again.
[07:00] <crimsonmane> wurmphlegm: none of that matters
[07:01] <TheDixieRose> well my hdd has taken a beating and i cannot boot from a disk nor the usb ports....i am able to use the ubuntu live cd, but its above my skill level as to how to utilize for making repairs....this is where the 'help' part comes in, lol...
[07:01] <crimsonmane> TheDixieRose: i don't think anyone here is interested in helping you fix your Microsoft computer
[07:02] <TheDixieRose> i am on ubuntu !! lol...
[07:02] <blurb> does anyone know how i can fix the problem that do a ssh -t  'sudo app-admin' keeps asking for a password :/
[07:02] <crimsonmane> doesn't matter what you're ON
[07:02] <crimsonmane> we'll fix your ubuntu tho.
[07:02] <TheDixieRose> cool, lol...
[07:03] <crimsonmane> TheDixieRose: anyway, you could try running ClamAV
[07:03] <crimsonmane> TheDixieRose: or idunno... INSTALLING UBUNTU
[07:03] <TheDixieRose> can i download and install from the net without having to create a disk?
[07:03] <hlpme> somehow I logged in so I ran unity --reset
[07:04] <user___> hey
[07:04] <user___> qw mordem
[07:04] <crimsonmane> TheDixieRose: you just said you're using the disc now
[07:04] <hlpme> it set the DISPLAY variable to :0 because it unset before. Is it normal with a reinstall?
[07:04] <crimsonmane> TheDixieRose: you can put the HDD into another computer and install it there, then move the HDD back.
[07:04] <user___> wkatps
[07:04] <TheDixieRose> crimsonmane ....have BEEN trying to install the full program for 2 days and it will not get past the checklist screen with the internet, updates, ect....it hangs...
[07:05] <crimsonmane> TheDixieRose: try the alternate installer.
[07:05] <hlpme> another warning was "Unity currently default  profile, so switching to metacity while resetting the values"
[07:05] <crimsonmane> TheDixieRose: let me fetch you a link.
[07:05] <gordonjcp> adib: should be alright
[07:05] <adib> it wont let me download,
[07:05] <crimsonmane> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/Documentation/AlternateInstall TheDixieRose
[07:05] <user___> lomatko
[07:05] <user___> ludzxie
[07:06] <adib>  oops didnt want to press enter that soon, gordonjcp : it let me download bcm5974-dkms
[07:06] <user___> tu gadajom po obcemu
[07:06] <crimsonmane> TheDixieRose: oops that's for Lubuntu
[07:06] <TheDixieRose> crimsonmane...thanks, i appreciate it and believe me, i'd rather become a fulltime linux user than go through this bull again !!! lol...
[07:06] <gordonjcp> TheDixieRose: sounds like your PC bas some other problems
[07:06] <crimsonmane> http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/alternative-downloads TheDixieRose
[07:06] <gordonjcp> TheDixieRose: you can pop the hard disk out, install on another machine, and put it back in
[07:06] <TJ-> TheDixieRose: Probably the HDD could be bad? When using the LiveCD, when the installer begins to have problems, start the "Log file Viewer" and check the file "/var/log/kern.log" for reports that indicate physical errors on the hard disk drive.
[07:06] <usr13> TheDixieRose: I recommend Kaspersky Rescue CD See: http://www.techmixer.com/free-bootable-antivirus-rescue-cds-download-list/
[07:07] <hlpme> unity --reset is up to setting update "run_key" right now
[07:07] <desu> i want to ask some thing
[07:07] <TheDixieRose> fragmachine, have tried it and it didn't work
[07:07] <desu> how  can i use local languge on my desk
[07:07] <hlpme> Is that step supposed to take a long time?
[07:07] <wurmphlegm> crimsonmane: tried LiLi..dont work..i think i just need to get a blank dvd
[07:07] <crimsonmane> TheDixieRose: rkill is a good program, followed with spybot or malwarebytes or norton
[07:07] <wurmphlegm> crimsonmane: thanks for the help though
[07:08] <crimsonmane> wurmphlegm: :( yw
[07:08] <usr13> TheDixieRose: Norton was a bad idea, it uses too much in the way of system resources, (which in the situation you were in, there more-than-likely was not much of).
[07:08] <wurmphlegm> lol Norton protects you from viruses by not making your computer run at all!
[07:08] <wurmphlegm> hah
[07:08] <crimsonmane> lol
[07:08] <crimsonmane> nearly all viruses prevent you from installing antivirus post-infection
[07:09] <crimsonmane> that's what RKILL is for
[07:09] <fragmachine> does anyone know why mechanize fails with https now?
[07:09] <fragmachine> I have a script that used tp work perfect but now it always fails
[07:09] <TheDixieRose> well the thing was my friend didn't have any security active for over a year....i'm not suprised that a trojan ended up embedded in the system.....
[07:09] <wurmphlegm> TheDixieRose: when i did use windows..i used AVG Free
[07:10] <fragmachine> I get this error: Errno::ECONNRESET: Connection reset by peer - SSL_connect
[07:10] <crimsonmane> TheDixieRose: usually it's easiest to boot into the admin account, delete the user account, reboot and continue with the user account.
[07:10] <TheDixieRose> well let me ask ya'll this....if i totally wiped the system, i should be able to boot up my unbutu install disk from the git right?
[07:10] <fragmachine> oh shit wrong channel
[07:10] <fragmachine> sorry
[07:10] <usr13> TheDixieRose: http://rescuedisk.kaspersky-labs.com/rescuedisk/updatable/kav_rescue_10.iso
[07:10] <wurmphlegm> TheDixieRose: yes
[07:10] <crimsonmane> TheDixieRose: if you can't boot from your ubuntu CD now, then you never will
[07:11] <crimsonmane> what is currently on the HDD doesn't affect booting.
[07:11] <usr13> TheDixieRose: If you suspect the CD is too scratched up to read accurately, I'd re-download and make a new one.
[07:12] <TheDixieRose> well, i am using the live disk on the pc now talking to you guys and it works pretty good, but the error msg when i try to boot reg. is the windows root system 32 hal.dll is missing or gone
[07:14] <TJ-> TheDixieRose: The best fix for that is to install Ubuntu :p To fix Windows, you'd need to use the Windows installer CD, a Windows recovery CD, or a Windows Recovery partition (usually hidden) on the PC's hard drive.
[07:14] <TheDixieRose> everything was working okay till i tried to install norton in windows....then it just went nuts and my files began becoming infected and the trojan spread pretty darned quick first knocking out the ability to boot from disk and usb
[07:15] <TJ-> TheDixieRose: You need to talk to Windows people about that
[07:16] <bolosaur> What does it means when you hook Ubuntu up to a TV, and the screen is misaligned on the TV?
[07:16] <bolosaur> Like, 10% of the screen is pushed outside the left side.
[07:16] <bolosaur> I don't know how to fix it. :/
[07:16] <TheDixieRose> wurmphlegm , you're sure? i did like a soft wipe app that just wrote over files with 0's so that i could retrieve the info later, but it didn't solve my boot problem... and not my hdd is send me warnings of imminet failure...
[07:17] <wurmphlegm> TheDixieRose: Ubuntu = Clean, Faster, Smarter. No viruses, No Anti-Viruses Needed, No Malware, No Defragging...Personally..its the way to go
[07:17] <wurmphlegm> TheDixieRose: you needing to get back into your windows? but your computer wont boot it right?
[07:17] <TJ-> bolosaur: It means the TV isn't/can't tell the PC's video driver the correct modelines it requires... You can create custom modelines based on what you can discover about that TV (sometimes from using a Windows PC and a diagnostic application that reports modelines), then add those modelines manually to the Linux driver through the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file, and/or using the command-line 'xrandr' program to test them
[07:18] <bolosaur> TJ-: That sounds more technical than what I'm capable of doing.
 definately preachin to the choir on that one, i am a believer in just the lil time i've been on here, but the bottom lying issue is the hdd and what i caqn do to fix it....
[07:18] <bolosaur> Worth noting is that if I change the resolution and then back again, it suddenly works right.
[07:19] <bolosaur> Does your answer still apply despite this?
[07:19] <jen> how do you get the launcher thing that resembles a mac's launcher thing?
[07:19] <TJ-> bolosaur: That's weird... if that is true, you can use 'xrandr' to capture the 'good' ModeLine and put that in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[07:20] <TJ-> bolosaur: This should help you: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution
[07:20] <wurmphlegm> TheDixieRose: they do make a live cd just for hardrive recovery
[07:20] <bolosaur> Okay TJ, I'll look into it.
[07:20] <bolosaur> Thanks.
 i'm on it now....but i'm afraid its above my skill level at this point and i have no idea how to utilize the tools....
[07:21] <TJ-> bolosaur: Bear in mind, it could be that the TV is not responding correctly first time to the same modeline being set... it might just need some kind of 'kick' to accept it properly
[07:21] <fuzzylumpkins> or um desktop launcher
[07:22] <bolosaur> Well it's annoying because I want to use my Ubuntu laptop as a media station. It's tucked under my TV among a bunch of loose cables, so having to pull it out, open the lid and change the reoslution is kind of a hassle.
[07:22] <bolosaur> I hope I can manage to fix this.
[07:22] <lauratika> im trying to install devede in 12.04 but it says it has to remove a bunch of files... is this ok?
[07:22] <bolosaur> Maybe someone can write me a script or something. :P
[07:22] <wurmphlegm> TheDixieRose: the hardrive sounds like it's going to need to be wiped for sure. I can walk you through that by using gparted. Then you will need to install a fresh copy of a new OS
[07:23] <TJ-> bolosaur: I had a similar experience recently with a HD TV that won't play nice with this laptop and Ubuntu, but will with Windows. I've still not got it to behave!
[07:24] <TheDixieRose>  <wurmphlegm> i just sent you a private chat if that's okay so that i can keep up with your posts if you will walk me through it...
[07:24] <bolosaur> Ah I see.
[07:24] <bolosaur> That sucks.
[07:24] <bolosaur> It's kind of hard to gauge this kind of stuff when you're buying your TV. :/
[07:24] <wurmphlegm> TheDixieRose: yeah that's no problem
[07:25] <TJ-> bolosaur: yeah... it's taught me to take the laptop with me to test :D
[07:25] <usr13> lauratika: Yes
[07:27] <bolosaur> TJ-: Yeah, I just realized that I should probably do this next time (though this TV I got for free, hehe)
[07:27] <bolosaur> Thanks mate. :)
[07:28] <lauratika> usr13 thanx
[07:32] <hlpme> can anyone help me reset unity? I have no apps in the Dash and no bar
[07:32] <hlpme> I tried unity --reset already
[07:33] <hlpme> it hangs on updating run_key
[07:34] <usr13> hlpme: Do you have compiz running too?
[07:35] <hlpme> yes, according to ps -all
[07:35] <hlpme> I opened a terminal ...
[07:36] <usr13> hlpme: Probably need to reset compiz
[07:37] <muelli> hmpf. Upgrade from 11.10 to 12.04 failed, because the laptop went into suspend (although being hooked up to power) in the middle of installing packages. Anyway, now the kernel can't find rootfs and panics. Will a live CD and a do_release_update in the chroot do?
[07:37] <usr13> sudo gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/compiz-1  #and then  sudo gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/compizconfig-1
[07:38] <user_> muelli, doesn't hurt to try... or just apt-get update and dist-upgrade in a first time...
[07:39] <hlpme> followed by a reboot, usr13?
[07:39] <TJ-> muelli: ^^^^ as user_ says. Check the contents of /etc/apt/sources.list, see if it refers to Precise. If it does, then apt-get should sort you out
[07:39] <usr13> hlpme: Yea.  YOu might want to also install compizconfig-settings-manager as well.
[07:40] <TJ-> muelli: first do an fsck on the root file-system too
[07:40] <usr13> hlpme:  sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[07:40] <hlpme> got it... should I run it before rebotting?
[07:41] <usr13> hlpme: Sure, (doesn't matter really).
[07:41] <user_> hlpme, you never need to reboot
[07:41] <user_> you can just reboot X if you want, with right alt + printscreen + K
[07:41] <hlpme> I come from windows hehehe
[07:41] <usr13> hlpme: As user_ points out, you can just log out and back in again.
[07:43] <fuzzylumpkins> anyone know how to get the launcher to the bottom of the screen?
[07:44] <user_> you'll need to wait for ubuntu 14.04 for such complex features
[07:44] <user_> (no idea in truth)
[07:44] <fuzzylumpkins> e,e
[07:44] <hlpme> I restarted but I still have the same problem
[07:44] <fidel> fuzzylumpkins: which launcher are you talking about?
[07:44] <hlpme> how do I run the compiz cfg mgr?
[07:44] <fuzzylumpkins> okay it kinda looks like mac, there XD.
[07:45] <usr13> hlpme: unity --replace   #Will set unity back to defaults
[07:45] <hlpme> it is normal for it to say unity-panel-service: no process found
[07:45] <usr13> hlpme: ccsm  #Will run the compiz cfg mgr
[07:46] <d1rkp1tt> Hi all, I am having an issue connecting to ubuntu with VNC over an SSH tunnel. To start with, I am seeing failed connections in auth.log on port 5901 from my external desktop... so perhaps its either not listening, or some ipv6 protocol issue.. anyone have any ideas? The log is "sshd[3288]: error: connect_to someipaddress port 5901: failed"
[07:46] <d1rkp1tt> So traffic is getting through....
[07:46] <hlpme> unity --reset went all hte way for the first time. I guess I should try restarting. what was the command to do that without rebooting?
[07:47] <fuzzylumpkins> anyone know?
[07:47] <usr13> hlpme: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/963942  #Maybe...
[07:47] <d1rkp1tt> fuzzylumpkins, Unity?
[07:48] <fuzzylumpkins> d1rkp1tt, yeah how do you change that to be down at the bottom
[07:48] <hlpme> I did get some glib and gconf warnings though. Gconf-critical: gconf-client_add_dir: assertion 'gconf_valid_key (dirname, NULL)' failed
[07:48] <d1rkp1tt> compizconfig maybe?
[07:48] <d1rkp1tt> Havent really looked at it much yet, but maybe its an option in there
[07:48] <fuzzylumpkins> d1rkp1tt, naa i fooled with that all day today, its not in there
[07:48] <k1l> fuzzylumpkins: IIRC there is no way to get the launcher to the bottom.
[07:49] <d1rkp1tt> fuzz
[07:49] <shadowww> d1rkp1tt, package compizconfig-settings-manager should be installed
[07:49] <fuzzylumpkins> k1l, o.o I see it all the time?
[07:49] <d1rkp1tt> fuzzylumpkins, come to think of it... I wouldnt mind knowing as well
[07:49] <shadowww> it's not packaged with ubuntu out of the box
[07:49] <hlpme> usr13: yes, similar to that I think, but I'll have to take a closer look to be sure
[07:49] <k1l> fuzzylumpkins: are you sure its not another desktop with another launcher?
[07:50] <fuzzylumpkins> k1l, I am sure, hold on let me find a video for example
[07:51] <usr13> k1l: http://ishouvik.com/move-unity-launcher-to-bottom-12-0411-10
[07:52] <usr13> hlpme: Is your Ubuntu 12.04 system fully updated?
[07:52] <hlpme> I did run apt-get update
[07:52] <usr13> hlpme: sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get upgrade
[07:53] <hlpme> I'll try upgrade too
[07:53] <usr13> hlpme: Yea, that might fix it.
[07:53] <k1l> usr13: ok. so you need a ppa for it. this is not a build in command setting. fuzzylumpkins see the link from usr13  above
[07:54] <hlpme> how can I run ccsm; it complains about not having a display. I can't launch from the GUI. or at least I don't know how
[07:54] <fuzzylumpkins> k1l, i think I was just there lol
[07:54] <hlpme> upgrade didn't do anything.
[07:54] <usr13> hlpme: export DISPLAY=:0.0
[07:54] <fuzzylumpkins> hold on, i may find an example, unless its a different shell or whatever
[07:54] <usr13> hlpme: Don't run it under sudo
[07:55] <d1rkp1tt> Unity is not very intuitive aye
[07:55] <d1rkp1tt> but of a pain in the backside really
[07:55] <k1l> fuzzylumpkins: but IMHO that is not a recommended way since its a ppa and looks like a dirty hack to me
[07:55] <argonemyth> hello, there, i just upgraded ubuntu server from 10.04 to 12.04; Python easy_install is complaining that it couldn't find distribute==0.6.26 , help needed!!!
[07:55] <usr13> d1rkp1tt: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[07:56] <k1l> !notunity | d1rkp1tt
[07:56] <fuzzylumpkins> ohhhh I got it, its called avant
[07:56] <k1l> fuzzylumpkins: avant window navigator is another launcher and not the unity one.
[07:56] <hlpme> usr13: it's at loading icons. am I supposed to switch to GUI with alt-f7 to see something? because I get a blank screen and a mouse cursor when I do that
[07:56] <fuzzylumpkins> dats okay LOL
[07:57] <usr13> hlpme: did the updates finish?
[07:57] <k1l> !awn | fuzzylumpkins
[07:57] <lenovo> my desktop is down i need help :(
[07:58] <hlpme> yes, it did
[07:58] <lenovo> the terminal is not working :(
[07:58] <usr13> hlpme: I don't know.
[07:59] <fuzzylumpkins> well shucks I guess it is kinda pointless
[07:59] <usr13> hlpme: Did you reboot?
[07:59] <natrixnatrix89> Before upgrading when I hit "super" + W it showed windows from all workspaces.. But now it shows windows only from current workspace. It's quite hard to work like this.
[07:59] <natrixnatrix89> I tried changing this in "keyboard shortcuts" but that didn't change anything. Does anyone know where can I change it back to "show windows from all workspaces" ?
[07:59] <natrixnatrix89> Also I'd really like to have this for alt+ TAB too..
[08:00] <argonemyth> is it safe to remove the whole /usr/local/lib/python2.6/ directory after upgrading from 10.04 to 12.04?
[08:00] <iceroot> argonemyth: there is no reason to do that
[08:00] <hlpme> I rebooted but I still have a purple Dash and an empty title bar
[08:01] <iceroot> argonemyth: and its ALWAYS bad to remove directorys by hand and not dpkg
[08:01] <argonemyth> iceroot: i know!! but how can i resolve python package conflicts? remove the egg?
[08:01] <usr13> hlpme: And you can't run the ccsm  tool?
[08:02] <hlpme> I think unity is installed or loading improperly; there is no workspace manager or whatever it's called
[08:02] <argonemyth> iceroot: i have /usr/local/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/distribute-0.6.26-py2.6.egg-info, and the ubuntu package system installed distribute-0.6.24
[08:02] <usr13> hlpme: Ctrl-ALt-t  and run ccsm
[08:02] <hlpme> I can run ccsm from the terminal but then I can't get back to the GUI to see it because I get a blank screen
[08:02] <argonemyth> iceroot: i can no longer run easy_install
[08:03] <hlpme> ctrl-alt-t does not do anything; only ctrl-alt-fX does
[08:03] <argonemyth> iceroot: i installed shit load of stuff with pip before upgrading
[08:03] <argonemyth> iceroot: should have used virtualenv :(
[08:03] <usr13> hlpme: Ctrl-t
[08:04] <k1l> hlpme: what dod you do before that problems occurs? and what says the log: .xsession-errors in your home or the dmesg and syslog in the /var/log/
[08:04] <user_> hlpme, install xfce :p
[08:04] <auronandace> usr13: ccsm shouldn't be used in conjunction with unity
[08:04] <usr13> hlpme: Oh, well, I dono.
[08:04] <hlpme> now that I hit ctrl-alt-f1 I can't get back to unity. ctrl-t does not do anything
[08:04] <usr13> auronandace: I see.  Thanks for the info.
[08:05] <k1l> hlpme: you can use "pastebinit" to get them nopasted and show the link here
[08:05] <usr13> hlpme: Ctrl-Alt-F7
[08:05] <hlpme> I actually like unity. xfce is an alternative I take it. ctrl-alt-f7 gives me the terminal prompt in graphics mode and a mouse pointer!
[08:05] <k1l> usr13: if the x is not loading and putting him into the konsol it wount help
[08:06] <k1l> hlpme: see my msg above
[08:06] <lenovo> echo test
[08:06] <tcstar> PHP ERROR!
[08:06] <lenovo> ECHO test
[08:06] <usr13> k1l: I don't think that is the problem.  Not sure but...
[08:07] <hlpme> k1l: I've reinstalled 12.04 numerous times. after that I ran apt-get upgrade and update
[08:07] <usr13> hlpme: xfce is pretty nice really.
[08:07] <lenovo> ping
[08:07] <MaxMuts> sombody here
[08:07] <timfrost> !ask | lenovo
[08:07] <lenovo> would some one conform my message :(
[08:07] <usr13> hlpme: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop  #Will install xfce4
[08:07] <auronandace> hlpme: update comes before upgrade
[08:08] <hlpme> right, auron.
[08:08] <k1l> usr13: just installing another desktop seems not like a real solution to me
[08:08] <Calinou> usr13, some of its apps really suck
[08:08] <Calinou> you HAVE to use gnome apps to make it usable
[08:08] <hlpme> k1l: should I get you my xsession-errors file?
[08:08] <k1l> hlpme: use pastebinit for it
[08:08] <timfrost> !test | lenovo
[08:09] <k1l> !pastebinit | hlpme
[08:09] <lenovo> #test
[08:09] <auronandace> lenovo: /join #test
[08:09] <MaxMuts> sombody here
[08:09] <bkerensa> lenovo: Did you have a specific question?
[08:10] <timfrost>  /join #test
[08:10] <lenovo> yes
[08:10] <lenovo> my desktop is dawn :(
[08:10] <hlpme> hehe thanks. here you go then: paste.ubuntu.com/1188510/
[08:10] <lenovo> i have nothing
[08:10] <usr13> hlpme: cd ~; rm -rf .gnome .gnome2 .gconf .metacity .compiz-1 .config/compiz-1 .config/dconf  #Should set unity to default.
[08:11] <lenovo> even the terminal is dawn
[08:11] <d1rkp1tt> New box crashed, had to connect with old ubuntu server... le old faithful
[08:11] <d1rkp1tt> sigh
[08:11] <lenovo> i have system crash :(
[08:11] <MaxMuts> hoi
[08:12] <d1rkp1tt> 12.4 is giving me so much grief
[08:12] <hlpme> k1l: dmesg@ paste.ubuntu.com/1188511/
[08:12] <auronandace> lenovo: to help you we need more info
[08:12] <usr13> hlpme: And then log out and back in again.
[08:12] <lenovo> ask i will answer
[08:13] <auronandace> lenovo: does it boot?
[08:13] <lenovo> the compiz kill every thing
[08:13] <hlpme> k1l: syslog@ paste.ubuntu.com/1188512/
[08:13] <lenovo> yes it does
[08:13] <auronandace> lenovo: what do you see?
[08:13] <lenovo> only the xchat
[08:14] <hlpme> usr13: I'll do that as soon as I get a comment from k1l. do you have time to take a peek at these logs, k1l?
[08:14] <auronandace> lenovo: compiz --replace
[08:14] <usr13> hlpme: Looking now...
[08:14] <auronandace> lenovo: or better yet: unity --reset
[08:14] <lenovo> ok
[08:16] <luke21> Hi all, just wanted to say hi - this is my 1st eva IRC post :-) scary stuff man!
 thanks , now i have every thing back :)
[08:16] <auronandace> !yay | lenovo
[08:16] <lenovo> :)
[08:17] <Darth_Mathias86> did it work?
[08:17] <d1rkp1tt> so I have this problem no in 12.4 where Unity wont start
[08:17] <d1rkp1tt> if I do startx
[08:18] <auronandace> d1rkp1tt: why are you using startx?
[08:18] <usr13> d1rkp1tt: What happens instead?
[08:18] <d1rkp1tt> I get Server is already active for display :0
[08:18] <d1rkp1tt> I get terminal login
[08:18] <usr13> d1rkp1tt: Ctrl-Alt-F7
[08:18] <k1l> hlpme: no obvious problem for my first look
[08:18] <d1rkp1tt> usr13, that does nothing
[08:19] <theixle> Where is a commonly accepted place for me to put program files that I download and compile?
[08:19] <k1l> d1rkp1tt: dont use startx. use the lightdm instead: sudo start lightdm
[08:19] <auronandace> !checkinstall | theixle
[08:19] <usr13> d1rkp1tt: sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get upgrade
[08:19] <d1rkp1tt> usr13, done that
[08:19] <mevvis> good day!
[08:19] <d1rkp1tt> Job is already running lightdm
[08:20] <usr13> d1rkp1tt: What error do you get?
[08:20] <k1l> d1rkp1tt: then use restart lightdm
[08:20] <d1rkp1tt> as above
[08:20] <theixle> auronandace: thanks
[08:20] <d1rkp1tt> "Job is already running lightdm"
[08:20] <auronandace> theixle: no worries :)
[08:20] <d1rkp1tt> I can do startx -- :1
[08:20] <usr13> d1rkp1tt: and you get error .........?
[08:21] <d1rkp1tt> BUT, I can also start vncserver and log into the instance that appears to already be running
[08:21] <d1rkp1tt> NO ERRROR
[08:21] <k1l> d1rkp1tt: forget about the startx. use the lightdm on ubuntu instead
[08:21] <usr13> d1rkp1tt: just startx  ?
[08:21] <d1rkp1tt> Just, "Job is already running lightdm"
[08:21] <theixle> One more. Will it hurt anything to change the default dirs in my home dir (Desktop, Downloads, etc) to lowercase?
[08:21] <d1rkp1tt> if I do startx, I get "Server is already active for display 0:
[08:22] <d1rkp1tt> If the server is no longer running remove /tmp/.X0-lock
[08:22] <auronandace> theixle: why would you want to do that?
[08:22] <d1rkp1tt> and I have tried removing that lock, then I get another error
[08:22] <theixle> I am used to staying in all lowercase on the command line for the most part
[08:22] <d1rkp1tt> k1l, you keep doing "!someword"
[08:22] <theixle> Uppercase is more of an annoyance
[08:22] <d1rkp1tt> what does that mean by the way
[08:22] <usr13> k1l: Could it be?:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/963633
[08:22] <d1rkp1tt> other than NOT
[08:22] <lenovo> i want to reinstall ubuntu 12.04 and i have the DVD here , only i want to list all the app and software that i had in a text ?
[08:23] <theixle> auronandace: So just convenience, but I don't want it to bugger up any scripts
[08:23] <auronandace> theixle: its probably best to leave it as is
[08:23] <d1rkp1tt> Anyone else have any ideas other than rebuilding the server?
[08:24] <fidel> lenovo: dpkg -l
[08:24] <fidel> lenovo: dpkg -l > foo.txt
[08:24] <d1rkp1tt> actually its a vm and I keep rolling back the image, but it keeps doing it to me
[08:24] <k1l> usr13: i thought unity --reset didtn work?
[08:24] <d1rkp1tt> Debian here we come! muhahaha
[08:24] <lenovo> fidel : let me try
[08:24] <fidel> dpkg -l should list all installed packages - and > foo.txt will contain the output of that cmd
[08:24] <fidel> is for sure not the best method - but does what you are asking for
[08:25] <usr13> k1l: It says:  gconftool-2 -recursive-unset /apps/compiz-1  #and then:  unity --reset  #and if that doesn't work:   cd ~; rm -rf .gnome .gnome2 .gconf .metacity .compiz-1 .config/compiz-1 .config/dconf
[08:25] <hlpme> k1l: it didn't work. most of the time it didn't even finish.
[08:25] <lenovo> fidel : thank you :)
[08:25] <hlpme> usr13: we've tried the first two options. should I try the last one now?
[08:25] <k1l> usr13: well, its a chance
[08:26] <fidel> lenovo: np
[08:26] <usr13> hlpme: Yes
[08:26] <usr13> cd ~; rm -rf .gnome .gnome2 .gconf .metacity .compiz-1 .config/compiz-1 .config/dconf
[08:27] <hlpme> then what, reboot?
[08:27] <usr13> hlpme: Yes
[08:28] <Ascavasaion> Where can I find the menu.lst file because it is not in /boot/grub/
[08:29] <k1l> Ascavasaion: the configuration of grub changed when moving to grub2
[08:29] <usr13> k1l: It appears that  unity --reset  doesn't always work and  cd ~; rm -rf .gnome .gnome2 .gconf .metacity .compiz-1 .config/compiz-1 .config/dconf is just a way to do it manually.
[08:29] <hlpme> nothing.
[08:29] <Ascavasaion> k1l: Oh... so how would I do this http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/white+tree+GRUB+splash?content=52421
[08:29] <linuxuz3r> hi hlpme
[08:30] <usr13> k1l: In other words, just remove all of those directories and files from the /home dir
[08:30] <hlpme> same purple dash with no apps and title bar. I think some things are not loading.
[08:30] <hlpme> there is the unity icon, the trash and one more but I can't click on em
[08:30] <k1l> Ascavasaion: that is not working with the new grub2 iirc
[08:31] <Ascavasaion> k1l: Oh, okay.
[08:34] <lenovo> is there a stable release of ubuntu that i can have - i hope it's cool as 12.04 :) -
[08:35] <fidel> lenovo: rephrase
[08:35] <fidel> 12.04 is supposed to be the current stable release so what are you looking for?
[08:35] <lenovo> fidel : i want to reinstall ubuntu
[08:35] <usr13> hlpme: Are you 64bit or 32bit?
[08:36] <lenovo> and i want more stable then 12.04
[08:36] <hlpme> 64-bit
[08:36] <fidel> lenovo: and what do you mean now with 'is there a stable release ...'?
[08:36] <d1rkp1tt> lenovo, ditto on both counts
[08:36] <hlpme> It was sort of running before (with lots of crashes) before the re-install
[08:37] <hlpme> I'm using an Ivy Bridge processor
[08:37] <lenovo> after i have system crash (and been saved) i wanted more stable release
[08:40] <usr13> hlpme: Can't seem to find anything more than what we've done.  I dono
[08:41] <lenovo> yes , may be i did some thing wrong with compiz that make the system crash
[08:41] <hlpme> thanks. I'll go to bed now and try again tomorrow. Thank you all for your help. I appreciate you taking the time.
[08:41] <fidel> lenovo: i think you dont get it - 12.04 is the current stable - so you can either (not recommended) us some old ubuntu version - or (recommended) try to fix your issues instead of just doing a random reinstall
[08:41] <fidel> thats at least my view - without having background informations about your issues in detail
[08:41] <cousteau> using xubuntu, trying to install gnome-panel, but there's a huge lot of dependencies
[08:42] <cousteau> however with -R the dependencies are few
[08:42] <beboj> maybe anyone use this card - Dell Wireless 5620 EVDO-HSPA Mobile Broadband Mini-Card under ubuntu?
[08:43] <Lady_Neda> Hello
[08:43] <cousteau> maybe gnome-session or gnome-session-fallback are causing this
[08:43] <lenovo> fidel : okay
[08:43] <Lady_Neda> How do I use this feature with my android phone? http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/android/features-and-specs
[08:44] <fidel> lenovo: so was that crash reproduceable?
[08:44] <fidel> or why did you think you need to reinstall in the first place?
[08:45] <cousteau> seems that gnome-panel rec. gnome-session rec. unity
[08:46] <Lady_Neda> anyone?
[08:47] <k1l> Lady_Neda: that is still in development
[08:47] <lenovo> fidel : when i restart i see for just glance a error ( i know it's error by the red color ) can you help me to find out what is that error ?
[08:47] <usr13> k1l: I found this:  http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1921908.html  #FYI....
[08:47] <d1rkp1tt> So whats with cntrl + windows key + alt +f7 going to desktop?
[08:47] <Lady_Neda> k1l,  you mean there is nothing like that yet?
[08:47] <d1rkp1tt> rather than cntrl + alt + f7
[08:48] <d1rkp1tt> grrrrrrrrrr
[08:48] <k1l> Lady_Neda: when you read the last text on the side you will see that this is adressed to the manufacturers
[08:49] <Lady_Neda> k1l,  jesus why they show something they do not have yet. thanx k1l
[08:49] <usr13> k1l: Interesting comment: "Quite possible you have some local config files that aren't kosher - one way to tell is create a new user & see it it can get a good login to unity-3d"  and "No harm in deleting ~/.config/compiz-1 & ~/.cache/compizconfig"
[08:50] <k1l> Lady_Neda: it is in development. and that side is adressed to the device builder to cooperate with ubuntu. its not on the market for now
[08:51] <EtherDriver> hi...i've got a computer...when i install ubuntu 10.04 ethernet is not working....it is if i install 12.04....how can i export driver from 12.04 to 10.04?
[08:51] <lenovo> fidel : when i restart i see for just glance a error ( i know it's error by the red color ) can you help me to find out what is that error ?
[08:51] <lenovo> it says fail with red color
[08:52] <lenovo> but i 'm not fast enough to read it
[08:53] <lenovo> fidel : are you there ?
[08:57] <fidel> lenovo: you might check the output of dmesg
[08:57] <fidel> lenovo: or just use a real boot-process without gui-hiding some relevant informations
[08:57] <fidel> apart from that - seeing a single error line in the boot-proess doesnt mean by default you have a real problem ;)
[08:58] <fidel> lenovo: so ask yourself again - why do you want to reinstall your comp?
[08:58] <lenovo> fidel : okay . where can i find dmesg
[08:59] <lenovo> or how can i make a real boot process
[09:00] <Kvaks> What's the best way to play Windows media content in browser plugin? Which plugin to install? The default doesn't seem to work here, in any browser.
[09:02] <billc> I use chrome it looks the same in windows or ubuntu
[09:02] <fishcooker> im on 10.04 LTS
[09:03] <fidel> lenovo: dmesg is a terminal command - grub controls your boot-paramter and controls like that if you are using a silent boot or whatever else
[09:03] <fishcooker> im doing some development based on LUCID
[09:03] <fishcooker> How long it will be supported?
[09:03] <fidel> lenovo: in general - try to focus on the channel - and not a single user inhere - and i still dont get why you want to reinstall at all... but i give up now anyways ...have other things to do
[09:04] <fidel> fishcooker: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidReleaseSchedule <.. yeah i love googling for you ;)
[09:05] <fishcooker> thankyou fidel
[09:05] <fishcooker> you are the best
[09:05] <fishcooker> but that's not the main problem
[09:05] <fishcooker> :p
[09:05] <j`ey_w> hey guys, is it possible to install libx11//libx11-devel 32 bits on my 64 bit machine?
[09:05] <lenovo> fidel : sorry , i cancel the reinstall idea ( after you words ) now i want to fix the error only :)
[09:05] <fishcooker> im doing repo.mirror to lucid
[09:05] <fishcooker> AFAIK..it only take 40GB for  it
[09:06] <fishcooker> why right now it take more space
[09:06] <fishcooker> 77GB
[09:06] <fishcooker> no source
[09:06] <fishcooker> :-(
[09:08] <lenovo> fidel : i execute the command "dmesg" where shall i but the output ?
[09:10] <lenovo> fidel : never mind
[09:11] <fishcooker> is that true that lucid repo will takes 77 gb
[09:11] <fishcooker> ?
[09:14] <kamphaminezzz> Hello, how do i install this package? http://packages.ubuntu.com/quantal/perl/libcatalyst-devel-perl
[09:14] <kamphaminezzz> I've tried apt-get update and after that install it again, but getting this E: Couldn't find package libcatalyst-devel-perl
[09:16] <fidel> !info libcatalyst-devel-perl
[09:17] <kamphaminezzz> Do i have to insert something in sources.list?
[09:18] <Dr_willis> kamphaminezzz,  for what? One normally alters /etc/sources.list.d/somefile these days.
[09:19] <kamphaminezzz> DOn't know, it will not find the package, what to do?
[09:19] <Dr_willis> what package?
[09:19] <geirha> kamphaminezzz: What Ubuntu release are you using?
[09:19] <kamphaminezzz> 10.04 i thuink
[09:20] <Dr_willis> !version | kamphaminezzz
[09:20] <geirha> kamphaminezzz: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libcatalyst-devel-perl&searchon=names&suite=all&section=all
[09:20] <The_Josh> Hello
[09:20] <cousteau> ok, whatever I did was a BAD idea
[09:20] <geirha> kamphaminezzz: It's only available from 11.04 and newer
[09:20] <kamphaminezzz> lol
[09:20] <kamphaminezzz> typical
[09:20] <kamphaminezzz> haha
[09:20] <The_Josh> I am using a persistent live ubuntu stick for the first time
[09:21] <The_Josh> Well, but the usb stick is of only 4 GB :P
[09:21] <The_Josh> and I have ubuntu + 1GB as persistent storage
[09:21] <kamphaminezzz> Well i go install ubuntu 12
[09:21] <kamphaminezzz> thanks for your help
[09:22] <The_Josh> so I am wondering that can I use my existing HDD for rest application and storage?
[09:22] <The_Josh> That is, using stick only for oS
[09:22] <The_Josh> OS*
[09:22] <user_> why not install the OS on the HDD? it would be faster
[09:22] <Dr_willis> The_Josh,  you can mount your other drives and access files on them.
[09:22] <The_Josh> Yea I know
[09:22] <The_Josh> but
[09:22] <The_Josh> Say I do apt-get install some package
[09:22] <The_Josh> or use package manager to install some package
[09:23] <Dr_willis> you dont just move installed stuff about.
[09:23] <The_Josh> it will go in that 1 GB persistent storage
[09:23] <The_Josh> isntead can I use my HDD ?
[09:23] <The_Josh> instead*
[09:23] <Dr_willis> The_Josh,  you can mount your other drives and access files on them. ....... not install apps via the package manager to them
[09:23] <user_> well, you could install the whole OS on the HDD...
[09:23] <The_Josh> user_: Not possible.
[09:23] <user_> if you want to install part of it there, why not the whole thing
[09:23] <The_Josh> user_: Doing a lot of stuff on windows already ;]
[09:23] <user_> so?
[09:23] <Dr_willis> if you had a larger flash drive, you could to a 'normal' install to a flash drive.
[09:24] <user_> you can have windows and ubuntu living in the same drive
[09:24] <user_> I do it on all my computers
[09:24] <Rockhound> anyone knows how to setup network booting in ubunutu??
[09:24] <Dr_willis> a 'live' cd setup - can have issues if you try to install to many apps or other updates to it.
[09:24] <Dr_willis> !ltsp
[09:24] <The_Josh> Its not a live 'cd'
[09:24] <The_Josh> Its a live stick
[09:24] <The_Josh> :P
[09:24] <Dr_willis> The_Josh,  it IS a live cd on a usb with persistant save.
[09:25] <SteveDat> Hello
[09:25] <user_> The_Josh,  and I think even wubi (even less intrusive, linux is just a file in windows) would be faster than the USB stick method
[09:25] <SteveDat> Is there anyone here?
[09:25] <user_> but i'd use a dual boot, it's the best way in my opinion.
[09:25] <SteveDat> Hello
[09:25] <Rockhound> everyone is here
[09:25] <SteveDat> I'm Dat
[09:25] <Rockhound> i am rock
[09:25] <Dr_willis> bbl
[09:25] <Rockhound> hello dat
[09:25] <Dr_willis> i am out of here...
[09:26] <The_Josh> user_: No it will not be
[09:26] <The_Josh> user_: If you boot through flash drive, you use all of the computer's resources dedicated only to ubuntu
[09:26] <Rockhound> hello anyone know how to setup network boot in ubuntu
[09:26] <The_Josh> while if you use wubi, you will be having windows running in background
[09:26] <Kvaks> Best software to create picture collages in Ubuntu?
[09:27] <user_> The_Josh, no.
[09:27] <The_Josh> user_: hmm?
[09:27] <user_> wubi doesn't have windows in background.
[09:27] <The_Josh> It dosn't?
[09:27] <user_> and read/write to usb sticks are usually super bad.
[09:27] <user_> (and you need to read/write a lot of files when running linux)
[09:27] <belgianguy> if you're serious about using Ubuntu, ffs, install it
[09:28] <belgianguy> running from a USB is nice in exceptional cases
[09:28] <belgianguy> or a Wubi for those not well versed in the arts
[09:28] <user_> I still recommend the normal installation, creating a dual boot and partitions for ubuntu, but wubi is a viable alternative if you want an easy setup.
[09:28] <muelli> user_: I had the broken upgrade to 12.04 due to suspend while update-manager was installing packages. dpkg --configure -a went through fine, do-release-update says "no new release found" may I assume that I'm fine to reboot then? Or is there anything that do-release-update usually does that I missed now with my manual apt-get dist-upgrade?
[09:28] <NewWorld> user_:  Lots of writes on a USB will wear it out and kill it. Maybe use a distro specific to USBs?
[09:29] <The_Josh> user_: I had a separate dying HDD dedicated to ubuntu, and have been using it for over a year now
[09:29] <The_Josh> sadly it died few days ago
[09:29] <The_Josh> and I don't really want a duel boot on single HDD
[09:29] <The_Josh> thats why I am searching options
[09:29] <The_Josh> Currently on live stick
[09:29] <user_> muelli, well, you can try at least, you'll see rather fast if there is a problem
[09:29] <belgianguy> GParted?
[09:29] <The_Josh> user_: well, then what exactly wubi does?
[09:30] <user_> The_Josh, it uses a big file in the windows file system as a virtual partition
[09:30] <The_Josh> user_: and then you duel boot?
[09:30] <user_> so it's slower to read/write, but still much faster than a USB key I think
[09:30] <user_> yes, but using the boot menu of windows
[09:30] <luuk> join
[09:30] <The_Josh> user_: I see.
[09:31] <luuk> u see what
[09:31] <luuk> lol\
[09:31] <The_Josh> user_: I had such a set up with another HDD, I installed Ubuntu on another HDD and made grub default to windows.
[09:32] <The_Josh> Although when my ubuntu HDD died (which was dying anyways)
[09:32] <The_Josh> it was havok >_>
[09:32] <The_Josh> to get MBR back
[09:32] <The_Josh> heh
[09:32] <adcramer> Hey, can I ask a support question?
[09:32] <user_> The_Josh, wubi uses the windows boot menu, so there really is no risk at all
[09:32] <NewWorld> adcramer:  of course
[09:32] <The_Josh> user_: Then I am going to use it that way
[09:32] <adcramer> I upgraded to the latest LTS from the previous LTS
[09:32] <The_Josh> :]
[09:32] <The_Josh> user_: thanks :]
[09:32] <adcramer> now when I try to install anything it errors
[09:33] <The_Josh> user_: I am not doing duel boot for same reason, that grub overtakes MBR and if at some moment grub dies then I don't know of any commands or things to get MBR back
[09:33] <The_Josh> :P
[09:33] <adcramer> Something about samba4
[09:33] <The_Josh> Thats why I am not risking over Duel boot on same HDD
[09:33] <user_> The_Josh, when that happens a live CD allows you to correct it pretty easily, normally
[09:34] <The_Josh> When using linux If you don't have an internet connection you are pretty much screwed about help :D
[09:34] <The_Josh> :P
[09:34] <The_Josh> No google no IRC
[09:34] <user_> I have had dual boots with grub on a single HDD on at least 10 computers, and never had serious trouble
[09:34] <NewWorld> acrocity:  maybe install samba?
[09:34] <graingert_ufo> The_Josh: smart phone?
[09:34] <The_Josh> ?
[09:34] <The_Josh> I don't have a smart phone
[09:35] <The_Josh> Don't care much about that stuff
[09:35] <emil-> Been a bit afk, what is you problem The_Josh: ?
[09:35] <adcramer> I'm struggling to install anything because apt-get wont work
[09:35] <The_Josh> I am a desktop fantik
[09:35] <belgianguy> I got rid of my optical drive and replaced it with another HDD
[09:35] <The_Josh> emil-: No problem really :P
[09:35] <biopyte> hi, is there a  package for making an "animated" chart? what i mean is, you have xy-data and want to stream it as for e.g. a network traffic monitor.
[09:35] <biopyte> moving along time
[09:35] <taraduffy> Hi folks, I have installed siggen Waveform generation tools from Software Centre but cant see hot to run it - can anyone help? Thanks.
[09:36] <belgianguy> biopyte: not a package, but doesn't cacti does such a thing?
[09:36] <adcramer> it reads, downloads, then it says a huge amount of Unknown parameter encountered:
[09:36] <taraduffy> sorry "how to run it".
[09:36] <emil-> The_Josh: okey, :P
[09:36] <The_Josh> So, I suppose, I'll go and boot in windows and run wubi and install ubuntu
[09:36] <The_Josh> Preferably 12
[09:36] <The_Josh> Currently have 10
[09:36] <The_Josh> on Flash Drive
[09:36] <The_Josh> Can you adjust the partition created using wubi later of if you want to?
[09:37] <biopyte> belgiang, cacti? thx, i check that out
[09:37] <user_> The_Josh, btw, you *could* also install ubuntu on its own partition, but not install grub, and depend on a usb stick to boot linux (but just to boot).
[09:37] <user_> I used to have a red hat like this (ok, with a floppy :-) ) some time ago :p
[09:37] <The_Josh> "some"
[09:37] <The_Josh> I am sure thats "long" time ago
[09:38] <The_Josh> :]
[09:38] <The_Josh> user_: Well, I asked something different, Can you adjust the partition you created for ubuntu using wubi
[09:38] <The_Josh> later on
[09:38] <The_Josh> How do you guys live with irssi :3 I love X-Chat :P
[09:38] <fidel> !ot > The_Josh
[09:39] <user_> wubi doesn't need a partition, you just use a standard (big) file within windows
[09:39] <The_Josh> Was I talking off-topic ?
[09:40] <The_Josh> I don't see any off-topic more than a line >_>
[09:40] <The_Josh> fidel: hmm?
[09:41] <cousteau> Ok, I think I'll install Ubuntu minimal on a virtual box and do the experiments there
[09:41] <The_Josh> user_: So this "big" file is auto adjust or something?
[09:41] <fidel> The_Josh: your peprsonal preference of irc-clients is somehow offtopic - as it is not issue/problem related ;)
[09:41] <doomsday> what the fuck??
[09:41] <The_Josh> fidel: Just line, common
[09:41] <The_Josh> heh
[09:42] <doomsday> madharchodo
[09:42] <The_Josh> fidel: Much like the other dude just cursed after entering :P
[09:42] <doomsday> abe gaand marrao
[09:42] <NewWorld> It was a question, so it could bring lots of OT haha
[09:42] <doomsday> chuttad
[09:42] <doomsday> im getting high
[09:42] <doomsday> and i can't help it
[09:42] <doomsday> :D
[09:42] <fidel> so should i ask how some ppl can live with firefox as i might love some-other-random-browser?
[09:43] <fidel> thats chit-chat - not a support question ;)
[09:43] <The_Josh> I just stated, nevermind
[09:43] <doomsday> ok is it just me or it is gettting crappy here
[09:43] <fidel> no offense - just ment as hint
[09:43] <The_Josh> ok ok
[09:43] <fidel> i am pretty sure it fits the ot channel better ;)
[09:43] <The_Josh> I am pretty much aware of offtopic things on freenode
[09:43] <doomsday> ok you ppl are just bullshitting here
[09:43] <adcramer> Hey, I've upgraded to the latest LTS from the previous LTS, and now I can't install anything without getting a large amount of errors. A lot of them mention samba4. Has anyone else had this issue or know anything about it?
[09:43] <The_Josh> I've been living in ##C++ for years
[09:43] <user_> The_Josk : i'm not quite sure in truth, since obviously I don't use wubi... I know that you need to specify a size at the install...
[09:43] <doomsday> what the fuck??
[09:43] <user_> Josh*
[09:43] <fidel> adcramer: pastebin the error
[09:44] <doomsday> heyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
[09:44] <gordonjcp> doomsday: language
[09:44] <adcramer> it's long, do you mind?
[09:44] <fidel> adcramer: therefor use a pastebin service
[09:44] <The_Josh> fidel: Do you know answer to my _real_ question ?
[09:44] <fidel> adcramer: see topic
[09:44] <gordonjcp> !pastebin | adcramer
[09:44] <doomsday> ok what the fuck @gordonjcp
[09:44] <gordonjcp> doomsday: stop swearing
[09:44] <doomsday> you want to fight @gordonjcp
[09:44] <doomsday> ??
[09:44] <fidel> The_Josh: i havent even seen it to be honest
[09:44] <The_Josh> doomsday: Would you shut up with the Indian curse words already.
[09:45] <The_Josh> ;]
[09:45] <doomsday> madharchod @The_Josh
[09:45] <doomsday> chutpakode @The_Josh
[09:45] <The_Josh> ...
[09:45] <gordonjcp> Myrtti: ping?
[09:45] <doomsday> now what do u say about that?? :D
[09:45] <adcramer> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1188635/
[09:45] <adcramer> there we go
[09:45] <adcramer> thanks
[09:45] <doomsday> ok what the fuck is happening here?
[09:45] <The_Josh> doomsday: People like you are representing India
[09:46] <The_Josh> fidel: I asked, If you create file/parition using wubi for ubuntu
[09:46] <fidel> adcramer: seems like it reads your samba config and has issues with it
[09:46] <The_Josh> can you adjust it later on/
[09:46] <doomsday> @The_Josh heyyyy dude i will fuck your mother if you talk like that :P
[09:46] <The_Josh> ?*
[09:46] <fidel> The_Josh: no idea about wubi at all
[09:46] <NewWorld> stop feeing the troll plz
[09:46] <belgianguy> doomsday: troll much?
[09:46] <gordonjcp> adcramer: looks like lots of things are wrong with your samba config
[09:46] <gordonjcp> !ops
[09:46] <NewWorld> *feeding
[09:46] <very> good morning.
[09:46] <The_Josh> NewWorld: true
[09:46] <fidel> doomsday: calm down or you'll get kicked anyways
[09:46] <The_Josh> He should have been >_>
[09:46] <doomsday> @fidel i want to get kicked
[09:46] <doomsday> :D
[09:47] <adcramer> So can I fix the config file?
[09:47] <fidel> adcramer: so i dont see a general apt-issue - but a samba one
[09:47] <fidel> samba itself comes with a cmd to check the config iirc
[09:47] <fidel> but maybe i am misinterpreting here as well
[09:47] <The_Josh> emil-: Are you there?
[09:47] <user_> The_Josh, the size of the file can be adjusted later. if you choose 10GB at install, the file size will be 10GB immediatly in windows
[09:47] <johnm> doomsday: so you generally just want to act like a douche? If so, consider taking it somewhere else as a matter of courtesy to everyone else please.
[09:47] <very> I accidentally removed a keyboard shortcut from gedit. o.O Do you think it's possible to restore the shortcut?
[09:47] <The_Josh> user_: Thats fine
[09:47] <adcramer> tbh I'm not that knowledgable
[09:47] <emil-> The_Josh: yeah
[09:47] <gordonjcp> very: yes
[09:47] <adcramer> I'll have a poke around
[09:47] <The_Josh> user_: But after some time, if I want to increase the partition
[09:48] <The_Josh> is that possible
[09:48] <user_> yes
[09:48] <fidel> adcramer: are you using samba at all?
[09:48] <The_Josh> Probably not decrease.
[09:48] <doomsday> @john ok i just learnt to swear today so i was just trying to piss you off
[09:48] <doomsday> did i succedd?
[09:48] <Pricey> Howdy doomsday. Could I distract you in /msg please? :)
[09:48] <adcramer> I'd like to, but it's never worked reliably
[09:48] <The_Josh> doomsday: You will, just turn off channel
[09:48] <fidel> adcramer: if not - remove the package - run apt-get update && upgrade to clean the apt-situation and then try reinstalling samba if you need it at all. That would be my way
[09:48] <adcramer> I tried uninstalling it, but it won't because it errors
[09:48] <The_Josh> s/turn off/ get out of
[09:49] <The_Josh> user_: Okai
[09:49] <doomsday> ok how do u learn about the command used in irc??
[09:49] <The_Josh> user_: thanks
[09:49] <The_Josh> emil-: Sorry, called you again and user_ solved my problem :P
[09:49] <adcramer> I'm trying again anyway
[09:49] <fidel> doomsday: consider reading a channels topic before you speak to it
[09:49] <The_Josh> user_: So if you are totally sure about that I am going to install ubuntu through wubi
[09:49] <fidel> this question is not related with this channel at all
[09:49] <The_Josh> :D
[09:49] <The_Josh> fidel: it isn't?
[09:49] <emil-> The_Josh: No problem :)
[09:50] <user_> The_Josh, well, i'm still recommending using a normal install on its own partition
[09:50] <gordonjcp> The_Josh: don't use wubi
[09:50] <user_> but wubi is still better than the USB stick method
[09:50] <The_Josh> gordonjcp: why?
[09:50] <very> gordonjcp: Oh, that would be great. Well, I used the "External Tools" plugin and set the shortcut "Ctrl+f" for such external tool. Now it's not possible to start "Find..." by this shortcut anymore. Even though I removed the shortcut from the external tool already.
[09:50] <belgianguy> wubi is a hack IMO, collating both Windows and Ubuntu
[09:51] <user_> The_Josh, all of your questions should be answered on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide btw
[09:51] <Froodle> Can anyone recommend how to change unity2d launcher icons on a per-user basis?  Without root privileges.
[09:51] <adcramer> fidel: Yeah, tried apt-get upgrade and it cried again
[09:51] <very> "Find..." just doesn't have a shortcut anymore.
[09:53] <The_Josh> user_: Anyways, thanks I am off to wubi with Ubuntu 12
[09:53] <The_Josh> :D
[09:53] <dr_willis> Froodle:  user could use a different icon theme, make their own thrmr, or make custom launchers.
[09:53] <doomsday> ok can anybody explain to me what the hell is opensource??
[09:54] <dr_willis> doomsday:  may be best to hit wikipedia up for that
[09:54] <dr_willis> source is open . for all to see....
[09:54] <fidel> doomsday: have you noticed the tip with the channel topic? ;)
[09:54] <Froodle> !themes
[09:54] <very> How can I restore the shortcuts in gedit?
[09:54] <Froodle> !changethemes
[09:55] <dr_willis> a lot of the themes/sites/guides are foe the older gnome..
[09:55] <Froodle> Well, that sucks.
[09:55] <dr_willis> thats life.
[09:55] <Froodle> Indeed.  How can I make my own theme?
[09:56] <regis_> This is IRC chat room?
[09:56] <NewWorld> regis_:  yes
[09:56] <MonkeyDust> regis_  you're in!!
[09:56] <fidel> regis_: see channel topic
[09:56] <regis_> Channel topic
[09:56] <dr_willis> irc = inter net relay chat. ;) so yes.
[09:56] <regis_> oh
[09:56] <NewWorld> Froodle:  maybe open up a theme and see how it works
[09:57] <belgianguy> Froodle: it's more work than you think, I've looked around for such a thing long ago
[09:57] <belgianguy> and decided against it in the end
[09:57] <dr_willis> Froodle:  id check  askubuntu.com also. they may have a quick way to do it for a single item
[09:57] <Froodle> Okay.  Thanks, everyone.
[09:57] <SAngeli> what is the command to list all the directories present in the hd ? I have installed tree
[09:58] <dr_willis> start with 'tree --help' if using tree.
[09:58] <regis_> I just started learning to use it.
[09:58] <NewWorld> SAngeli:  pretty sure find can do that
[09:58] <dr_willis> most likely theres a -r or -R option for recussive
[09:58] <adcramer> the command 'du' in '/' shows all files in all folders
[09:58] <adcramer> ie, "cd /" then "du". but that's a big list
[09:59] <SAngeli> dr_willis, new299, I fail to see anything else outside my home directory.
[09:59] <adcramer> try "cd /"
[09:59] <SAngeli> adcramer, yes somethig like this but just directories
[09:59] <dr_willis> SAngeli:  this is your system or somw vm/other peraons system?
[09:59] <SAngeli> let me see
[09:59] <NewWorld> SAngeli:  `man find` it tells you, that you have to specify a directory to search through
[10:00] <SAngeli> ok
[10:00] <SAngeli> solved. I only had to put the "/" and I am now able to see what I needed.
[10:00] <SAngeli> thank you. I was unable to find any soution on the web because did not know what to properly type as question in Google.
[10:00] <dr_willis> your home is your default working directory.. ;)
[10:00] <SAngeli> Yes
[10:01] <belgianguy> cd ~ will also change your dir to your home dir iirc
[10:01] <adcramer> glad to help
[10:01] <dr_willis> just 'cd' will change back to home...
[10:01] <MonkeyDust> idd
[10:01] <SAngeli> ok adcramer
[10:01] <MonkeyDust> dr_willis  was faster
[10:02] <dr_willis> ~ is a shortcut for /home/yourusername  commonly seen in commands and examples
[10:02] <belgianguy> dr_willis: how odd, thanks
[10:02] <dr_willis> whats odd?
[10:03] <belgianguy> that I've been using ~
[10:03] <belgianguy> :(
[10:03] <belgianguy> while cd would do
[10:03] <dr_willis> cd -       goes to the last place you cd'd from... ;)
[10:03] <SAngeli> ok i get it.
[10:03] <SAngeli> Thank you
[10:03] <dr_willis> time for some shell basics classes. ;P
[10:04] <dr_willis> 'bash boot camp'  ;)
[10:04] <adcramer> Hey, so smart people: I have a broken samba (http://paste.ubuntu.com/1188635/), any attempt to change it with apt-get  errors citing samba as the issue. One guy said it was samba's config file. I'm about at my wits end trying to fix this, should I just throw everything away and reinstall?
[10:04] <MonkeyDust> linux bashing ;)
[10:05] <NewWorld> adcramer:  can you not reinstall samba?
[10:05] <adcramer> No, apt-get cries in the attempt
[10:06] <ikonia> adcramer: that looks like a package from an external repo or a PPA
[10:06] <adcramer> can I kill it?
[10:06] <belgianguy> adcramer: apt-get purge samba?
[10:06] <dr_willis> Why are you using samba4 anyway and is that comming from some 3rd party sourcd?
[10:06] <ikonia> adcramer: what repo is that being installed form ?
[10:06] <ikonia> from
[10:07] <dr_willis> ikonia:  i thought the version/name looks weird also.
[10:07] <adcramer> No idea, I installed it a long time ago when I had the last LTS
[10:07] <adcramer> it's only broken now that I've upgraded
[10:07] <adcramer> I'm purging it
[10:07] <AminosAmigos> .
[10:07] <dr_willis> ppa-purge it )
[10:07] <ikonia> adcramer: do you have any 3rd party or PPA repos
[10:07] <ikonia> (or did you)
[10:07] <adcramer> I think so
[10:08] <ikonia> adcramer: that's probably your issue, you're mean to to disable all your PPA's before upgrading
[10:08] <adcramer> purge failed with the same old error
[10:08] <ikonia> which does equate to removing all your PPA installed data
[10:08] <dr_willis> !ppa-purge
[10:08] <adcramer> ahh, well then that would break it
[10:08] <adcramer> didn't know
[10:08] <ikonia> adcramer: does say so in the upgrade documentation......
[10:09] <dr_willis> i thought the upgrade tool does that by default.. but i rarely upgrade
[10:09] <adcramer> Must have missed it or not realised that I had them
[10:10] <dr_willis> you do know its samba4 you got and not samba 3 right? i thought samba4 was  still 'a work in progress'
[10:10] <ikonia> dr_willis: it still is really, although it's intergration with AD is moving light years faster than samba 3
[10:10] <_r00t_> Hi is there a way to background the networking daemon on boot ? Waiting 60seconds and holding up the boot process is tiresome
[10:10] <adcramer> I just wanted to share on the home network and that is what someone told me to do
[10:11] <adcramer> frick
[10:11] <adcramer> can't even install ppa-purge
[10:11] <adcramer> I'm just gonna turf this install
[10:11] <ikonia> _r00t_: disable dhcp
[10:11] <ikonia> _r00t_: that's all it's waiting for
[10:11] <adcramer> prob go back to the old LTS as well, this one doesn't seem to run as fast (on a 4 yr old lappy)
[10:12] <adcramer> Thanks everyone for your help
[10:12] <_r00t_> ikonia: that's a stupid solution. I need dhcp ..... Hmm how about static eth0 and dhcp on eth0:1 if that is possible ?
[10:12] <ikonia> _r00t_: if you need dhcp....then fix your dhcp server
[10:13] <ikonia> _r00t_: that's why it's taking 60 seconds, waiting for an address
[10:13] <user_> wasn't it background in the past?
[10:13] <user_> or maybe that was in mandriva...
[10:13] <ikonia> user_: pretty hard to balance backgrounding it as so many service depend on networking
[10:13] <_r00t_> ikonia: huh ? a DHCP server is not always present
[10:13] <ikonia> _r00t_: are you using network manager ?
[10:13] <_r00t_> user_: yep it used to be
[10:14] <bastomat2000xl> Hi leuz
[10:14] <_r00t_> ikonia: no ... not that I'm aware of
[10:14] <ikonia> or are you setting it in the interfaces file
[10:14] <ikonia> _r00t_: where are you setting dhcp/static configs for your network
[10:14] <ikonia> (or how are you controlling your network settings I should say)
[10:15] <_r00t_> network/interfaces
[10:15] <_r00t_> ikonia: /etc/network/interfaces
[10:15] <ikonia> _r00t_: ok, that maybe the issue
[10:15] <ikonia> _r00t_: if you use network manager, instead of the networking won't come up until you login
[10:15] <ikonia> as it's controlled/triggered by the desktop/user
[10:16] <ikonia> that maybe a better compromise
[10:16] <_r00t_> ikonia: This is a headless machine
[10:16] <ikonia> interfaces forces the network process to run as a system setting rather than a user setting
[10:16] <ikonia> _r00t_: sorry, it's a headless machine that moves around and sometimes has dhcp, sometimes doesn't ?
[10:17] <ikonia> doesn't sound like a usable setup if you are unwilling to wait for dhcp to tim eout
[10:17] <ikonia> time out
[10:17] <_r00t_> ikonia: I need networking at the system level.... I tried wicd which is great but limits you to primary interface only
[10:17] <ikonia> _r00t_: you could lower the dhcp time out
[10:17] <ikonia> not ideal,
[10:18] <_r00t_> yep not ideal at all
[10:23] <_r00t_> Hmmmmm static IP then
[10:23] <j`ey_w> hi guys, if I ldd a file, it says it's using mesa/libGL, but I have a Nvidia card, how can I make it use the nvidia drivers?
[10:24] <ikonia> _r00t_: why woul you set it to a static IP if it moves around and sometimes needs dhcp
[10:24] <ikonia> j`ey_w: what file ?
[10:24] <ikonia> j`ey_w: what are you actually trying to do
[10:24] <j`ey_w> just a program I'm trying to run
[10:25] <_r00t_> ikonia: because Ubuntu is failing me.... what other option do I have ?
[10:25] <j`ey_w> it's failing, and I think it may be because of mesa.. rather than using my gfx cardf
[10:25] <ikonia> _r00t_: well it's not, it's working exactly as expected
[10:25] <ikonia> j`ey_w: you'd need to link it against whatever the nvidia interface is, probably through/via X
[10:25] <j`ey_w> hm
[10:26] <_r00t_> ikonia: How can having a primary dependency on a DHCP server during the boot process be good design and as 'expected' ?
[10:26] <ikonia> _r00t_: because people want to use DHCP....
[10:26] <ikonia> _r00t_: if you don't want to use DHCP, disable it
[10:26] <ikonia> _r00t_: you seem surprised that booting with a DHCP configuration when a DHCP server is not present is causing a problem
[10:26] <mr_linux> hello room Question: i have 2 linux installations , 11.10 and 10.04 dual boot, how can i run programs/binaries  from 10.04 while being in 11.10 and vice versa
[10:26] <johnm> _r00t_: does dnsmasq allow you to set a failover dhcp service handled by dnsmasq if it's not able to detect another via dhcp relay?
[10:27] <ikonia> mr_linux: realistic answer is "don't"
[10:27] <MonkeyDust> mr_linux  don't mix releases
[10:27] <johnm> _r00t_: regardless, you need to look into dhcp relay/ip-helper solutions, the dhcp client is doing the right thing
[10:27] <_r00t_> now johnm knows what I'm up to
[10:27] <mr_linux> ikonia thanks for reply, i just want to be able to "run" binaries from other installation
[10:27] <ikonia> mr_linux: yes and the answer is "don't"
[10:28] <ikonia> _r00t_: if you don't need dhcp then a static IP is great, however your earlier suggestion was that you needed dhcp
[10:28] <mr_linux> ikonia thanks but what can happen in worst case? or in normal case?
[10:28] <ikonia> mr_linux: break things
[10:28] <_r00t_> johnm: one thing about the dhcpclient init script that annoys me is that it hangs the boot process... At least background it
[10:28] <mr_linux> ikonia i am prepared to take this risk,
[10:28] <ikonia> _r00t_: you can't background it
[10:28] <johnm> _r00t_: I think you're just looking at the solution from the wrong angle - you need to mock a DHCP server when one isn't present and keep your client config using DHCP always - possible if you simply bridge the interfaces on the local box. It's all a bit of a mess regardless though.
[10:28] <ikonia> mr_linux: then do it
[10:29] <mr_linux> ikonia it does not run
[10:29] <ikonia> mr_linux: as I told you it won't
[10:29] <MonkeyDust> mr_linux  you tried it, it didnt work, now you know
[10:29] <_r00t_> johnm: Hmmmmmmmm I LIKE IT !!!!! Many thanks
[10:29] <johnm> _r00t_: it'll be waiting for dhcp if its configured to use dhcp, and the script provides the networking emit for upstart. upstart won't start anythign else in the chain thats depending on networking, until networking is up.
[10:29] <mr_linux> ikonia lol did any1  else tried it before if yes please guide me to some article , or maybe i am the only crazy one
[10:29] <ikonia> mr_linux: no-one does this, because it's wrong
[10:30] <mr_linux> MonkeyDust thanks for reply man
[10:30] <ikonia> mr_linux: and as you've found, doesn't work
[10:30] <_r00t_> johnm: re: upstart ... understood .... I totally forgot about upstart changing INIT over the last few revisions of Ubuntu
[10:30] <mr_linux> ikonia i thought with linux nothing is impossible :)
[10:31] <ikonia> mr_linux: then you thought wrong. It's an OS the same as any other with rules and limitations
[10:31] <_r00t_> ikonia: Thanks for helping btw ;) Good effort
[10:31] <ikonia> _r00t_: apologies, I didn't quite grasp what you where trying to do
[10:31] <mr_linux> ikonia can you guide me to some article which suggest why won't it work or how binaries work ? or why can't binaries work standalone , for my better understanding
[10:32] <hydrox24> mr_linux: unless of course you are up for a significant few months of code to implement what code you want (nothing is impossible)
[10:32] <ikonia> mr_linux: because they are built and linked against a different distro
[10:32] <NewWorld> mr_linux:  what's stopping you mounting the other partition and point to the libs it needs with ldconfig?
[10:32] <hydrox24> mr_linux: which has libraries in different locations.
[10:32] <ikonia> mr_linux: pretty much the bottom line of it
[10:32] <Boreeas> mr_linux: Installing them on the new distro is not an option?
[10:33] <mr_linux> NewWorld hydrox24 ikonia bundle of thanks , i will google how to use ldconfig to use libs of other installation
[10:33] <mr_linux> Boreeas i already have two installations
[10:33] <ikonia> mr_linux: you can't do that,
[10:33] <ikonia> mr_linux: but if you wish to try, go for it
[10:33] <mr_linux> ikonia thanks :)
[10:33] <NewWorld> ikonia:  why wouldn't it work?
[10:34] <ikonia> NewWorld: the locations of what it's looking for will be wrong, not everything is dynamic linked, some versions will not be compatible later down the dependency tree
[10:35] <NewWorld> I see, thanks for the info)
[10:42] <erre> Can someone please help me, Alt-tab crashes my computer. I'm using 11.10, Ubuntu.
[10:44] <mevvis> compizzz
[10:45] <erre> Compiz? What should I do with compiz?
[10:45] <hydrox24> erre: You can use compiz to disable to alt-tab action.
[10:46] <erre> I don't want to disable it, I currently diabled it but I want to enable it because I find alt-tab as a effecient way of navigating through active windows
[10:49] <ranveer5289> I added "PATH=$PATH:$HOME/.bin" in my .bash_profile and than logged out/in and now when I "echo $PATH" it doesn't show "~/.bin". Any ideas.?
[10:50] <T3X> how to get rid of busybox?
[10:50] <NewWorld> ranveer5289:  maybe you have to export it?
[10:50] <MonkeyDust> ranveer5289  better ask in #bash
[10:50] <ranveer5289> if I try to add a normal directory like "~/bin" it works fine
[10:50] <ranveer5289> MonkeyDust: ok
[10:51] <ferni> ranveer5289: see ~/.profile
[10:52] <ranveer5289> ferni: what to look in .profile
[10:52] <ferni> ranveer5289: there is you answer why ~/bin works and how you can add other directories as well
[10:53] <Ascavasaion> I tried to do an apt-get update and got this message - W: GPG error: http://qgis.org maverick Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY EBB1B7ED997D3880 - How do I correct this please?
[10:53] <bal> erre:  i think it is crashes in unity  try genome
[10:53] <erre> bal : Thanx
[10:55] <bal> erre: i gone through same so
[10:57] <Azzle-Dazzle> Does anyone here use clementine music player ?
[10:57] <Azzle-Dazzle> or the ciaro dock bar ?
[10:57] <fidel> Azzle-Dazzle: yes - there is #clementine btw in this network
[10:58] <Azzle-Dazzle> oh awesome ill head over there instead !
[10:58] <Azzle-Dazzle> thanks
[10:58] <fidel> Azzle-Dazzle: how about describing your actual issue?
[10:58] <fidel> good luck ;)
[10:58] <Azzle-Dazzle> well ive got an issue with ciaro dock bar too if anyone here uses it ?
[10:59] <Azzle-Dazzle> I have it with the unity bar (at the top) but the white text is now like rainbow coloured for some reason
[10:59] <dr3mro> hey all ubuntu users
[11:06] <velho> HEY :)
[11:12] <spobat> how many lines of code has ubuntu as it's delivered?
[11:13] <MonkeyDust> spobat  wrong channel, try #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:13] <spobat> ok
[11:14] <zetheroo> using ssh keys in Ubuntu ... is the authorized_keys file still used or has something changed?
[11:14] <erre> Does anyone knwo how to fix the backlight problem, I cannot adjust the brightness on a samsung
[11:15] <fidel> erre: is it a laptop?
[11:16] <erre> fidel : Yes, RV510 Samsung
[11:20] <TJ-> erre: Does the device have an Nvidia video card, and are you using the nvidia driver?
[11:20] <TJ-> zetheroo: Yes, it is still used.
[11:20] <zetheroo> strange it's not working
[11:21] <TJ-> zetheroo: What are you trying to do?
[11:21] <zetheroo> I have added the DSA key into the file and I am still getting prompted for the password to login remotely
[11:21] <TJ-> zetheroo: And the home directory of that user is encrypted, yes?
[11:22] <erre> TJ : I use Intel GMA HD, not nvidia
[11:23] <TJ-> erre: OK, the common problem that others have won't affect you then
[11:24] <erre> TJ : lol  how do fix this then
[11:24] <erre> I*
[11:24] <zetheroo>  TJ-:  doh, I figured out that it I had not placed the workstations key into the servers authorized_keys file :P
[11:25] <TJ-> zetheroo: that'd do it :p
[11:26] <TJ-> erre: It depends on the device and how the manufacturer wires the backlight controls. Check the "/sys/class/backlight/" directory. If there's a driver for the backlight registered it'll have a sub-directory there. Within that sub-directory will be several 'files' that you can read/write to get/set the brightness
[11:27] <Guest75738> hi i hope someone can help. I'm moving house so o2 have given me a mobile dongle while my broadband moves. However I can't get it working. Network manager detects it and it comes up with all the defaults etc but it won't connect. It should be prepaid or pay as you go, but on selecting all different contract/pay types and trying to connect the authorisation screen just pops back up again. Can anyone please help?
[11:27] <bbk> hi
[11:27] <bbk> http://japalaghi.com/674-%D9%86%D8%A7%D9%85%D9%87-%D8%A7%D9%85%DB%8C%D8%B1%D8%A7%D9%84%D9%85%D9%88%D9%85%D9%86%DB%8C%D9%86--%D8%B9%D9%84%DB%8C-(%D8%B9)-%D8%A8%D9%87-%D9%85%D8%A7%D9%84%DA%A9-%D8%A7%D8%B4%D8%AA%D8%B1.html
[11:29] <Ascavasaion> How do I know if java is installed.  I installed java 6 jre but still does not look like it is there or working.
[11:29] <bazhang> bbk, wrong channel
[11:29] <fidel> bbk: is there any reason why you are pasting an url without additiona text?
[11:29] <bazhang> !crosspost > Guest75738
[11:29] <erre> TJ : You are right, there is a directory called "intel_backlight" and inside it are multiple files but what should I do with them because I want the fn keys to work for brightness
[11:30] <n_np> hello
[11:30] <n_np> I'm having trouble connecting to my network, the link goes up, everything happens, then it just goes down again directly
[11:30] <n_np> can someone please help me?
[11:30] <TJ-> erre: Ahh! Your question changes then... to "Want to use function keys to control backlight" ... so first check you can control the backlight through the System Settings > Power > Brightness widget
[11:32] <erre> TJ : Lol, sorry. I don't have the option "Brightness widget" under Power
[11:32] <napster> erre: What are you trying to do?
[11:33] <Guest70593> I am having serious problems with suspend, power not recognizing when plugged only after restart as bluetooth activating only after restart, i'm using samsung 530u3b, any help would be appreciated
[11:33] <n_np> Hello, my nic connects to my network, establishes that its 100 full dublex and rx tx flow control is on, then it just goes down again directly. What must i do to correct this error?
[11:33] <TJ-> erre: Some laptops especially have custom keys and a dedicated extra controller for the keys that control backlight, volume, etc. Sometimes that controller isn't hooked up correctly or simply isn't known by the Linux kernel since the manufacturer didn't publish the technical details. So, you may need to search for your laptop's make/model along with "Ubuntu backlight" for web articles that'll help you
[11:33] <erre> napster : I just need my fn keys to work when Im trying to adjust the brightness. They work fine for the volume
[11:34] <TJ-> erre: At the bottom of the Power widget there's "Tip: Brightness Settings affect how much power is used" and "Brightness Settings" is hyperlinked
[11:34] <napster> erre: ok, are you able to adjust the brightness manually?
[11:34] <TJ-> napster: That's what we're trying to find out
[11:35] <n_np> can somebody please help me?
[11:35] <napster> ok, issue echo 0 > /sys/class/backlight/<your video device>/brightness
[11:35] <TJ-> erre: I just noticed - System Settings > Brightness and Lock  ... another way to get to the Brightness control
[11:35] <napster> TJ-: We have a command for that :)
[11:35] <TJ-> napster: I'm aware of that
[11:35] <napster> ok
[11:36] <n_np> napster can you help me?
[11:36] <erre> TJ : inside the Power option, the only things that are there are what to do when laptop is running on battery power or when plugged in
[11:36] <MonkeyDust> what command would that be?
[11:36] <TJ-> I'm trying to keep him away from a terminal until it's really necessary... it may be that the intel_backlight controller isn't plumbed in with ACPI
[11:36] <napster> MonkeyDust: I just framed it, can you scroll?
[11:36] <TJ-> erre: I just noticed - System Settings > Brightness and Lock  ... another way to get to the Brightness control
[11:37] <napster> n_np: no idea about that issue :(
[11:37] <cfhowlett> golderned wired network! Dual booting win 7/12.04.  Wired net works fine with windows but craps out in buntu.  I deleted the network profile and added an automatically configured network profile but still can't connect.  Pings to google and 8.8.8.8 are unresponsive.
[11:37] <erre> TJ : I cannot find such an option, can you tell me the command : just to test it via the terminal
[11:37] <TJ-> n_np: examine the log files /var/log/syslog for clues
[11:37] <n_np> i did
[11:37] <n_np> but its just basically cycling between connect and disconnect
[11:37] <n_np> for no apparent reason
[11:38] <n_np> there are no error messages
[11:38] <TJ-> erre: OK, so that tells us something about it. You can test the control manually from a terminal. To get the current setting do "cat /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/actual_brightness"
[11:39] <Ascavasaion> How do I install java in Ubuntu 11.04?
[11:39] <Guest70593> I am having serious problems with suspend, power not recognizing when plugged only after restart, same with bluetooth, activating only after restart, i'm using Samsung 530u3b and also the brightness doesn't work with kernel 3.2.0-28, 3.2.0-29, 30 only with the 23
[11:39] <TJ-> erre: get the maximum value you can use with "cat /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/max_brightness"
[11:39] <ThinkT510> !java | Ascavasaion
[11:39] <Ascavasaion> Ta ThinkPad
[11:39] <Ascavasaion> oops
[11:39] <Ascavasaion> Ta ThinkT510
[11:40] <ThinkT510> Ascavasaion: no worries :)
[11:40] <TJ-> erre: And try changing it manually by doing "echo <MYVALUE> | sudo tee /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/brightness" (replacing <MYVALUE> with the number you want to test)
[11:41] <Stark> can i have some voices added to my ubuntu ?
[11:41] <Stark> i feel this voice very lame
[11:41] <cfhowlett> Stark: you hear voices?
[11:42] <Stark> Im talking about the ORCA which is pre-installed
[11:43] <Stark> @cfhowlett Im talking about the ORCA which is pre-installed. The on screen reader
[11:43] <MonkeyDust> Stark  you can change the voice in preferences, pitch, rate, speed etc
[11:44] <cfhowlett> understood.  never used it, but I seem to recall you can change the voice.  not sure about adding voices. check in software center?
[11:44] <Stark> I've tried changing the picth, rate etc. but that still remains the same voice right.
[11:44] <Stark> so that doesn't solve my prob
[11:45] <Stark> i want a completely different voice..that sounds normal
[11:45] <Jikai> which class parameter do I have to pass to lshw to have only the firmware listed as output? "lshw -C firmware" doesn't work…
[11:46] <Ascavasaion> ThinkT510: Silly question... I am trying to run an application with /home/joel/OpenJUMP-1.5.2-r2930-CORE/bin/oj_linux.sh and it tells me that java is not in my path.  I installed java 6 jre so I do not understand now.
[11:47] <PeterGriffin> Hi everibody
[11:47] <ThinkT510> Ascavasaion: i don't use java so i can't help you
[11:47] <cfhowlett> PeterGriffin: greetings
[11:47] <MonkeyDust> Stark  you mean like a star trek computer voice?
[11:47] <Ascavasaion> ThinkT510: Okay cool.
[11:47] <Ascavasaion> I am trying to run an application with /home/joel/OpenJUMP-1.5.2-r2930-CORE/bin/oj_linux.sh and it tells me that java is not in my path.  I installed java 6 jre so I do not understand now.
[11:48]  * cfhowlett things "sudo apt-get majel barret" isn't going to do much...
[11:48] <MonkeyDust> mrs roddenberry
[11:48] <PeterGriffin> Can anybody help on a "how to mount a raid array partition" problem?
[11:50] <MonkeyDust> !raid > PeterGriffin
[11:50] <BluesKaj> Hey all
[11:56] <Dor_> hi
[11:56] <Dor_> can anyone help me install ubuntu?
[11:56] <cfhowlett> Dor_: greetings
[11:57] <cfhowlett> Dor_: details
[11:57] <Dor_> im trying to install it on a Lenovo 3000-N200
[11:57] <Dor_> and I get black and white stripes
[11:57] <Dor_> that's all I see...
[11:58] <Dor_> thick, about 5 mm high black-white-black-white stripes
[11:58] <cfhowlett> !nomodeset|Dor_:
[11:58] <Dor_> linux is very new to me
[11:58] <Dor_> how can I do it?
[11:59] <cfhowlett> Dor_: follow the link - it's all explained
[11:59] <Ascavasaion> Naaah, I cnanot figure out this java rubbish.  Funny thing is that it was working... I then installed LXDE desktop, and then went bakc to Gnome,a nd then it was just gone.
[11:59] <Dor_> i'll do my best ;)
[12:09] <nibbler_> when having multiple -exec parameters in find, the execution of each seems to be dependent on the return value of the one before - can this behaviour be changed somehow?
[12:09] <n_np> guys
[12:09] <n_np> i need some help
[12:09] <n_np> my nic connects then disconnects immediatly
[12:09] <n_np> there are no error messages
[12:10] <Isoprophlex> check cable and connections
[12:11] <n_np> i did
[12:11] <n_np> the other servers work fine
[12:11] <cfhowlett> golderned wired network! Dual booting win 7/12.04.  Wired net works fine with windows but craps out in buntu.  I deleted the network profile and added an automatically configured network profile but still can't connect.  Pings to google and 8.8.8.8 are unresponsive.
[12:11] <nibbler_> !enter | n_np
[12:11] <n_np> sorry nibbler.
[12:12] <Isoprophlex> try to find firmware for your nic in linux-firmware-nonfree
[12:12] <Isoprophlex> maybe it helps
[12:12] <TJ-> cfhowlett: Some wired devices need cold restarting to work because Windows does something with firmware
[12:13] <TJ-> cfhowlett: Look up the PCI ID of the NIC and cross-check about firmware with Windows
[12:13] <cfhowlett> TJ-: well, I didn't try that.  Will whack ye ole router on the side of the head tomorrow.
[12:13] <Isoprophlex> n_np, or just linux-firmware
[12:13] <n_np> hmmm
[12:13] <n_np> i dont think i can do that with this box
[12:14] <n_np> its not mine
[12:14] <n_np> its a work box
[12:14] <n_np> you see
[12:14] <FloodBot1> n_np: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:14] <n_np> it was working fine until this morning.
[12:14] <n_np> sorry.
[12:14] <Isoprophlex> maybe its hw bug, i dont know
[12:14] <n_np> maybe its hw failure
[12:14] <n_np> its a 10y old machine
[12:14] <n_np> and it was one for two weeks
[12:14] <n_np> one/on
[12:15] <Guest7965> hello
[12:16] <cfhowlett> Guest7965: greetings
[12:16] <Guest7965> welcome
[12:16] <n_np> oh wellz
[12:16] <Guest7965> am Evelyn
[12:17] <cfhowlett> Guest7965: what is your ubuntu problem?
[12:17] <Guest7965> and u?
[12:17] <cfhowlett> !ubuntu|Guest7965:
[12:17] <Guest7965> don't know am new here
[12:17] <Wishing_Master> can sm1 help me in changing the background color of the os choice menu screen when i boot my sys? its grey in color since i installed kde. i want a black/purple background which use to be there when i was running lightdm.
[12:18] <gnumdk> When they say last libreoffice version, is it last upstream version or a canonical patched one ? http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/09/libreoffice-adds-ubuntu-app-menu-support-no-plugin-needed
[12:18] <Guest7965> hi
[12:18] <Gyro54> upgrade to 3.2 broke my gnome 3? anyone else have this problem
[12:18] <strk> Updating *.pc symlinks for python-gtk2-dev...
[12:18] <strk> ln: failed to create symbolic link `./pygtk-2.0.pc': File exists
[12:18] <cfhowlett> Guest7965  this is a support channel.  For general chitchat, try #chat
[12:19] <strk> dpkg: error processing python (--configure): subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 4
[12:19] <strk> this is 10.04 => 12.04 upgrade
[12:20] <strk> also:
[12:20] <strk>  * Starting AppArmor profiles
[12:20] <strk> xargs: /sbin/apparmor_parser: terminated by signal 11
[12:20] <strk>    ...fail!
[12:20] <strk> invoke-rc.d: initscript apparmor, action "start" failed.
[12:20] <FloodBot1> strk: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:20] <strk> pretty messed up
[12:20] <BluesKaj> strk did you update/upgrade on 10.04 before starting your LTS release upgrade ?
[12:20] <Boreeas> Is there a way to set a picture as wallpaper without moving it to ~/Pictures?
[12:21] <cfhowlett> strk: generally, clean install works way more often than upgrading.  I know LTS to LTS SHOULD work, but ...
[12:21] <strk> BluesKaj: nope
[12:22] <strk> i tried, since the clicky-clicky interface prompted me to Upgrade even before doing the packages upgrade
[12:22] <Wishing_Master> can sm1 help me in changing the background color of the os choice menu screen when i boot my sys? its grey in color since i installed kde. i want a black/purple background which use to be there when i was running lightdm.
[12:22] <Aussie_Matt> hi all, are their any dev's in here? got a quick question
[12:22] <cfhowlett> !ubuntu-dev|Aussie_Matt
[12:23] <MonkeyDust> quick questions are invariably the most complex imaginable
[12:23] <TJ-> Aussie_Matt: ask away
[12:23] <TJ-> MonkeyDust: Quick to say ... an eternity to answer :)
[12:24] <Aussie_Matt> cfhowlett: hello, thanks for your reply. I wont waste your time. I'm sure you've seen those mk802 android stick pc's that can run linux, do you know if there are any plans for the new UG802 ? that would be incredible if so
[12:24] <TJ-> The quickiest question of all has no complete answer: "Why?"
[12:24] <BluesKaj> strk, that 's probly the source of the problem then , but I'm not sure what you can do to rescue your upgrade to 12.04
[12:24] <Aussie_Matt> TJ-: hi, thanks for reply, i just asked cfhowlett, if there are any plans to get linux on the newly release ug802?
[12:25] <cfhowlett> Aussie_Matt: Sadly, I'm NOT  a developer.  I was merely suggesting what I THOUGHT was the developer channel but ... ain't.  Apologies.  I can't answer your query.
[12:25] <BluesKaj> to 12.04 , strk
[12:25] <Boreeas> TJ-: "Because"
[12:25] <Aussie_Matt> cfhowlett: ah, i see, lol sorry. thanks any way
[12:25] <TJ-> Boreeas: :D I can tell you have experience
[12:26] <TJ-> Aussie_Matt: I've not seen/heard of any official Canonical/Ubuntu plans on the mailing lists
[12:26] <Wishing_Master> can sm1 help me in changing the background color of the os choice menu screen when i boot my sys? its grey in color since i installed kde. i want a black/purple background which use to be there when i was running lightdm.
[12:26] <Aussie_Matt> TJ-: ah ok. thanks
[12:26] <TJ-> Aussie_Matt: I think though, with the current work going on with Linaro there might be something unofficial at some point
[12:27] <oy> Wishing_Master: I wish you stop flooding tha channel!
[12:27] <Azzle-Dazzle> are there any alternatives / add-on that will replicate the unity bar used on Gnome classic ? Its dissapeared since ive installed cairo dock bar
[12:30] <cousteau> I want to install the package "gnome-session-fallback", with all its recommends, but excepting "gnome-session".  How can I do this?
[12:30] <Wishing_Master> can sm1 help me in changing the background color of the os choice menu screen when i boot the sys?
[12:30] <OerHeks> cousteau, why would you want that? i think it is a depencie
[12:30] <cousteau> OerHeks, it's not
[12:30] <cousteau> it's a recommend
[12:31] <cousteau> it doesn't get installed if you   aptitude install -R gnome-session-fallback
[12:31] <distress> hello, what do i do when i cant find my wifi card in iwconfig?
[12:32] <OerHeks> carefull with aptitude, it is depreciated with ubuntu 64 bit
[12:32] <cousteau> distress, lspci maybe
[12:32] <k1l> cousteau: aptitude has problems with multiarch, so use apt-get instead
[12:33] <BluesKaj> distress, run ifconfig , see it=f it'slisted there , or better still look for it with lspci
[12:33] <MonkeyDust> distress  or try wicd
[12:33] <cousteau> distress, maybe you can connect via ethernet and update ubuntu, and maybe that makes it detect the wireless card
[12:33] <Fpoon> Quick question(s). I have a 500GB HDD and 12GB RAM (inb4 luls), I want to have W7 Ult installed so I can still play my games, but also have ubuntu installed for general use. What partitions should I make, and what sizes should they each be?
[12:33] <OerHeks> cousteau, clear it for me, you want to have gnome-session-fallback but without gnome-session, which does not install with ... ??
[12:33] <cousteau> OerHeks, k1l, but aptitude is the only one that does what I want!  :(
[12:34] <OerHeks> !aptitude
[12:34] <distress> its listed in lsusb but not ifconfig
[12:34] <k1l> cousteau: than go and fix the multiarch problems :)
[12:34] <BluesKaj> !dual boot | Fpoon
[12:34] <Wishing_Master> i think my question is a difficult one. how to change background color of os choice menu?
[12:35] <Fpoon> Ok, and what about the partition sizes?
[12:35] <BluesKaj> that's up to you , depends what you need for gaming and ubuntu uses
[12:35] <billy__> hello there.
[12:35] <OerHeks> Wishing_Master, maybe this section is any help  >> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Themes
[12:35] <cfhowlett> billy__: greetings
[12:35] <dr_willis> grub backgroubd can be changed in its configs. see the grub2 wiki pages
[12:36] <cousteau> k1l, ok...  can apt-get be configured to behave like aptitude?
[12:36] <Wishing_Master> OerHeks: let me try that
[12:36] <cousteau> i.e.  when I remove a package, auto-remove all dependencies
[12:36] <subz3r0> Fpoon:10 gigs root, swap = RAM-Size, boot = 400mb and home lets say 10+ gigs
[12:36] <k1l> cousteau: yes. just use the apt-get autoremove after the apt-get remove
[12:37] <cousteau> two steps!!
[12:37] <Fpoon> Is a 12GB swap actually necessary? :|
[12:37] <k1l> cousteau: yes!
[12:37] <dr_willis> i have filled up a 10 gb /  befor. i use 20 gb for /
[12:37] <subz3r0> Fpoon swap is not needed as well. u decide =)
[12:37] <billy__> is there a channel for 12.04 LTS?
[12:37] <k1l> Fpoon: not really if you dont want to use supend2disc
[12:37] <subz3r0> billy__, here
[12:37] <Daekdroom> billy__, yes, #ubuntu
[12:37] <k1l> billy__: ask away
[12:37] <dr_willis> to use hibernate or suspend swap must be ram s
[12:38] <Fpoon> Ok, thanks. I installed ubuntu yesterday on my ancient dell and they seem to like each other, so I'll give it a shop on my gaming rig.
[12:38] <Fpoon> *shot
[12:39] <alek66> Hi anybody can help me booting from a HHD iso (PC: no usb boot, no cd, no floppy, win installed and grub installed)
[12:39] <cousteau> /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/something:   // Do automatic removal of new unused dependencies after the upgrade   // (equivalent to apt-get autoremove)   //Unattended-Upgrade::Remove-Unused-Dependencies "false";
[12:39] <k1l> cousteau: you can be picky about apt-get and fix aptitude or just take apt-get because it works.
[12:39] <cousteau> would uncommenting that line and setting it to "true" autoremove automatically?
[12:40] <BluesKaj> Fpoon, no 12G is way too much for swap with the memory you have , if you're worried about hibernation , 3G swap is plenty
[12:40] <cfhowlett> alek66: it's a type of network install ....
[12:40] <k1l> BluesKaj: suspend2disk wont work if its not the same size as ram
[12:41] <Fpoon> Ok, thanks.
[12:41] <BluesKaj> this is a desktop ... I don't even use swap aanymore
[12:41] <cfhowlett> !pxe|alek66:
[12:41] <cfhowlett> !info px3
[12:41] <cfhowlett> !info pxe
[12:41] <BluesKaj> k1l,??
[12:42] <cfhowlett> alek66: http://www.ehow.com/how_8728040_install-ubuntu-pxe.html
[12:42] <OerHeks> http://askubuntu.com/questions/24903/how-to-boot-from-an-iso-file-in-grub2
[12:42] <k1l> BluesKaj: 3Gb swap with 12Gb ram wont work with suspend2disk.
[12:43] <alek66> cfhowlett: thanks the tutorial for that uses linux, I am running win on that pc Thanks anyway
[12:43] <cousteau> no wait, the Unattended-Upgrade sounds more like it's for when you upgrade, not when you install
[12:43] <alek66> OerHeks: thanks for the link!
[12:43] <BluesKaj> k1l, never heard that before , enlighten me .
[12:44] <aguitel> is e4rat the right way to make faster boot ?
[12:45] <mao> hi, how can i tell if a machine equiped with ssd using command
[12:45] <k1l> BluesKaj: when you do suspend2disk the ram gets copied into the swap partition. if its not the same size you got a problem. so dont recomment 3GB swap if its 12GB ram and the user wants suspend2disk
[12:45] <cousteau> Actually, what I (think I) would really need is that remove = purge and autoremove (purging autoremoved too)
[12:46] <cousteau> APT::Get::AutomaticRemove seems to be the one
[12:47] <Krishnandu> Helllo, I have accedentally formatted thr swap to NTFS. Will it work if I format it was swap again from Live CD?
[12:47] <taraduffy> can anyone tell me how to run siggen from a terminal that I have installed via software centre?
[12:47] <BluesKaj> k1l, you're assuming the memory is full at all times
[12:48] <Fpoon> I seriously doubt that I'll be using all 12GB, it's a bit overkill.
[12:48] <k1l> BluesKaj: that is how it works. its not if the ram is fully used or not.
[12:48] <cousteau> APT::Get::AutomaticRemove and APT::Get::Purge is what I want, I think
[12:49] <k1l> Fpoon: if you want suspend2disc go for a 12GB swap. if you dont you can go without swap at all
[12:50] <cousteau> Krishnandu, maybe it doesn't work, since maybe its UUID doesn't match and the computer doesn't mount it as swap automatically
[12:50] <cousteau> (but even in that case, it looks easy to solve)
[12:51] <Krishnandu> cousteau, Yeah, I guess I can format it to swap with gparted and modify /etc/fstab with the new UUID
[12:52] <cousteau> Krishnandu, or instead of "UUID=..." just use "/dev/sda..."
[12:52] <Krishnandu> cousteau, Okies :)
[12:52] <Krishnandu> But UUID is a better solution, isn't it?
[12:53] <aguitel> is e4rat the right way to make faster boot ?
[12:53] <cousteau> but be really really careful...  I'm not sure what happens if you assign the wrong partition as swap
[12:53] <BluesKaj> k1 I qulified my suggestion  anyway , and maybe you should advise Fpoon , and not me ...I don't use hibernate on ourn laptop or desktop
[12:54] <TJ-> cousteau: Usually, if you've not made a swap label using "mkswap" it should fail to mount
[12:55] <BluesKaj> Fpoon, did you get that ? ..seems like a ridiculous waste of space to have to use 12G of swap , just because your RAM is 12
[12:55] <cousteau> TJ-, so unless you force mount it, it'll be fine...  ok, that's a relief
[12:56] <TJ-> cousteau: I *believe* so but I haven't done that (accidentially) in ages !
[12:56] <k1l> BluesKaj: if you can go without suspend2disk (no suspend or suspend2ram) instead you dont need this 1:1 rule. thats it
[12:56] <briggz> looking to disable a faulty shorted usb port but not all, I have usb keyboard.
[12:57] <briggz> I type in what I thought should be a command to disable, get invalid arguemnt
[12:57] <briggz> echo suspend | sudo tee /sys/bus/usb/devices/USB1/power/level
[12:57] <k1l> BluesKaj: and i dont get why you blame me for that. im just saying what the problem will be :/
[12:59] <BluesKaj> k1l, is hibernate the same as suspend2ram ...well if a mistalke is made then you should make sure the recipient of the advice doesn't make the it
[12:59] <fulcilives> Question: Where do I put a *.sed file so that I can call on it from the terminal (regardless of where I am in the file structure)
[13:00] <cousteau> what does --purge do exactly, by the way?  Not only remove the files in the package but also the generated files (usually in /var)?
[13:00] <TJ-> Suspend to RAM is where the processes are frozen and RAM power is maintained as long as battery lasts... to allow almost instant resume
[13:00] <BluesKaj> anyway it was an honest mistake , not malicious k1l
[13:00] <TJ-> cousteau: Removes config files too
[13:00] <cousteau> but it still keeps the ones in ~/.config and similar, right?
[13:00] <TJ-> cousteau: Package config files, which won't be /home/
[13:00] <k1l> BluesKaj: yes, its hibernation. but since that is not clear to most users i call it the technical term like suspend2disc and suspend2ram
[13:01] <cousteau> so it removes system files that were created after installing the package but are not part of the package
[13:01] <BluesKaj> maybe you should use the terms together to avoid confusion , k1l
[13:01] <briggz> anyone have idea on disabiling a usb port?
[13:01] <cousteau> I think I should see an example
[13:02] <TJ-> cousteau: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGet/Howto
[13:02]  * cousteau never remembers which suspend is hibernate, so he uses the "to ram" and "to disk" too
[13:03] <BluesKaj> i don't bother with either ,
[13:04] <fulcilives> Question: Where do I put a *.sed file so that I can call on it from the terminal (regardless of where I am in the file structure)
[13:04] <cousteau> fulcilives, ubuntu makes ~/bin/ part of the PATH by default
[13:04] <fulcilives> Thanks
[13:05] <cousteau> the file must have execution permissions
[13:05] <cousteau> and I'm not sure if sed files can be run as commands
[13:05]  * cousteau checks
[13:07] <cousteau> seems like adding   #!/bin/sed -f   as the first line, and giving it execution permissions, allows me to run it with   ./test.sed
[13:07] <fulcilives> Yeah I got it to work in the local folder
[13:07] <fulcilives> Just want it in a place where I don't have to have it in the local folder
[13:08] <cousteau> so now you only have to copy it to somewhere in the $PATH
[13:08] <fulcilives> Right
[13:08] <cousteau> you can try ~/bin/  (create it if it doesn't exist)
[13:08] <fulcilives> I'm used to Windows32 folder LOL
[13:08] <cousteau> and if it doesn't work, or you want that to be available to all users (system-wide), use /usr/local/bin/
[13:08] <fulcilives> Well ummm I see a "bin" folder if I click on File System in Nautilus
[13:08] <fulcilives> Is that where I want to be?
[13:09] <cousteau> no,  /usr/local/bin/
[13:09] <TJ-> briggz: The "/level" interface was replaced by the "/control" interface in 2.6.35. "/control" can be "on" or "auto" but since 2.6.32 does not accept "suspend".
[13:09] <cousteau> /bin/ is for core executables and /usr/bin/ for programs installed from repositories
[13:10] <cousteau> stuff installed manually (or that you created yourself) usually goes to /usr/local/bin/
[13:10] <briggz> can the control be off?
[13:10] <fulcilives> OK but it won't let me paste it into /usr/local/bin (the paste functino is greyed out)
[13:10] <Pici> fulcilives: ~/bin/ is fine if you only intend to use it for your user/
[13:10] <cousteau> fulcilives, because you need admin permissions for that
[13:10] <fulcilives> Sorry I am in usr/local/bin
[13:10] <cousteau> just create ~/bin/ and put it there
[13:10]  * RedWar coughs hard
[13:11] <fulcilives> Oh so make a "bin" folder in my Home folder?
[13:11] <cousteau> fulcilives, exactly
[13:12] <fulcilives> heh I feel dumb but hey thanks :)
[13:12] <cousteau> yw  :)
[13:14] <rfgpfeiffer> I ran aptitude update and now depmod has been running for 3 hours. Is this normal? can I safely intererrupt it?
[13:15] <BluesKaj> !aptitude | rfgpfeiffer
[13:16] <cousteau> btw, if aptitude was broken it'd have been nice to know that before using it to install ia32-libs...  dunno, modify it so that it displays a warning message or something
 does that allow off as a option?
[13:18] <krababbel> cousteau: the recent version fixed the bug apparently
[13:18] <BluesKaj> rfgpfeiffer, sounds like you should stop it , theen run sudo dpkg --configure -a , then update with apt-get instead
[13:19] <cousteau> krababbel, which recent version?  12.10?  12.04?  the last aptitude?  the last ubuntu update for aptitude?
[13:20] <krababbel> it's in the link above, 0.6.8.1
[13:21] <rfgpfeiffer> BluesKaj: thanks
[13:22] <Pici> krababbel: it was fixed in debian, it doesn't appear to have filtered into Ubuntu yet.
[13:22] <designbybeck_> I have a public access computer running Ubuntu, it has a public password and anyone can sit down and use it. However, is there a way for me to track how many people do use it?
[13:22] <ShapeShifter499> Is there a more stable 64 bit kernel I can use in ubuntu?
[13:23] <designbybeck_> Maybe a Log file of sorts that shows activity and I just count the activity?
[13:23] <ThinkT510> ShapeShifter499: more stable? what problems are you having?
[13:23] <Pici> designbybeck_: You could look through /var/log/auth.log
[13:23] <designbybeck_> Thank you Pici
[13:23] <ShapeShifter499> The 3.2 version locked up my system, and 3.4 causes unpredictable rebooting (as if I had told it to shutdown)
[13:24] <designbybeck_> although Pici is that showing me just log in and outs?
[13:24] <ThinkT510> ShapeShifter499: only 3.2 is supported
[13:24] <krababbel> Pici: hm I understand it is in quantal only
[13:24] <designbybeck_> because it logs in and normally stays logged in on the desktop and people just leave it logged in when they get up
[13:25] <ChogyDan> krababbel: not in quantal either, as far as I can tell
[13:25] <Pici> krababbel: er, you may be right, I didn't look closely enough at the Affects part of the bug
[13:25] <Pici> designbybeck_: it shows all logins, and fails and records from cron jobs, etc.
[13:26] <designbybeck_> what would you think would be the best way to get the info I'm looking for out of it Pici?
[13:26] <designbybeck_> It would be great to see how many times a program was used each day, but if I could just see a person used it at this time for this long
[13:26] <ChogyDan> fyi: http://packages.debian.org/sid/aptitude
[13:27] <ShapeShifter499> ThinkT510: Ok I can downgrade to the supported kernel however if I try to use the system it locks up
[13:27] <designbybeck_> We are trying to get numbers so we can show IT and Administration to get more public access Open Source Computers across our campus
[13:27] <ThinkT510> ShapeShifter499: what hardware do you have?
[13:27] <Pici> designbybeck_: You can't get speicifc program use out of auth.log.  Maybe the output of 'last' would be easier to read?
[13:28] <ShapeShifter499> ThinkT510: And when I mean use, I mean put considerable load, light use seems ok
[13:28] <designbybeck_> what would that command look like Pici?
[13:28] <designbybeck_> 'last /var/log/auth.log' ?
[13:28] <WDKevin> I ran my system updates this morning on 12.04 server and when I tried to RDP back into my xubuntu desktop after a reboot I got the error 'failed to load session gnome'. Can anyone advise how to fix this?
[13:28] <ThinkT510> ShapeShifter499: what are you doing on it when you put it under load?
[13:29] <Pici> designbybeck_: no, just 'last'
[13:29] <Twinlator> hello, how to delete all the accounts in the thunderbird.
[13:29] <designbybeck_> ah!
[13:29] <Pici> designbybeck_: the manpage might help explain what it shows
[13:29] <designbybeck_> gotcha! Thank you Pici I'll go give it a try
[13:29] <ShapeShifter499> ThinkT510: I have a Acer Aspire 7540-1284 AMD Athlon X2, ATI Radeon HD4200
[13:30] <ShapeShifter499> ThinkT510: Playing music from pithos, running Firefox, and windows in virtualbox
[13:30] <briggz> what command displays nic addresses?
[13:31] <m1r> briggz: ifconfig
[13:31] <ThinkT510> ShapeShifter499: when you say locks up do you mean it freezes and becomes completely non-responsive?
[13:32] <briggz> suggestions for a window terminal for remote connection to ubuntu server?
[13:32] <m1r> briggz: putty
[13:33] <_Trullo> putty rocks
[13:33] <briggz> thanks
[13:33] <m1r> for windows app, yes
[13:34] <briggz> how do I check to see if ssh is running
[13:34] <ShapeShifter499> ThinkT510: Yes
[13:35] <ThinkT510> ShapeShifter499: are you using fglrx or the open source radeon driver?
[13:37] <ShapeShifter499> I haven't messed with the drivers, so I believe its the open source
[13:37] <ThinkT510> ShapeShifter499: do you have any ppas installed?
[13:37] <MagnusBS> Hello, if someone know alot abot ubuntu 12.04 --> Kernel Linux 3.2.0-30-generic and wifi settings, let me kknow.. Got problems with internett speed and installing java for firefox :)
[13:38] <cousteau> nice!!  I was going to suggest a feature for baobab that counted number of files rather than size...  and it turns out it's already there!
[13:38] <hfic> !ask | MagnusBS
[13:38] <ShapeShifter499> ThinkT510: ppas?
[13:38] <ThinkT510> !ppa | ShapeShifter499
[13:38] <ShapeShifter499> ThinkT510: Oh that
[13:38] <ThinkT510> ShapeShifter499: did you install anything from outside the repos
[13:38] <ShapeShifter499> Just the one for pithos
[13:39] <NewWorld> briggz:  `ps`
[13:39] <ThinkT510> ShapeShifter499: pithos is in the repos
[13:40] <ShapeShifter499> ThinkT510: Pithos, lightweight pandora radio client
[13:40] <ChogyDan> ShapeShifter499: have you tried the 3.5 kernel?
[13:40] <MagnusBS> Need help to find right codes to install Oracle Java for Firefox (terminal?), ubuntu 12.04 --> Kernel Linux 3.2.0-30-generic.
[13:40] <briggz> NewWorld: ok, how do I turn on ssh?
[13:40] <ThinkT510> !java | MagnusBS
[13:40] <hfic> ThinkT510, beats me too it!
[13:41] <ShapeShifter499> ChogyDan: No but from what I googled 3.4 fixed freezing for some ppl, however for me it introduced a whole new problem
[13:41] <T3X> !java | *
[13:42] <ChogyDan> ShapeShifter499: it can't hurt to try the latest kernel
[13:42] <briggz> NewWorld: I got it.
[13:42] <ShapeShifter499> ChogyDan: I didn't find any packages for 12.04 though
[13:46] <ChogyDan> ShapeShifter499: I didn't know there were packages for 3.4 either, where did you get those?
[13:48] <TJ-> ShapeShifter499: I'm using the packaged v3.6rc4 and it feels much better than v3.5
[13:48] <ShapeShifter499> ChogyDan: kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[13:49] <ChogyDan> ShapeShifter499: hmmm, that should have all of them, let me check
[13:49] <ShapeShifter499> TJ-: Where did you get that?
[13:49] <TJ-> ChogyDan: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds
[13:49] <TJ-> ShapeShifter499: From the kernel PPA Mainline builds
[13:50] <ChogyDan> ShapeShifter499: honestly, I have run later release kernels without issue (save a single irrelevant case).  I would just install the ones labeled for quantal
[13:51] <TJ-> ShapeShifter499: There's no problem using a later kernel that's tagged for a development version of Ubuntu
[13:54] <hwilde_> help my sound is stuttering 11.04  http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=d305cc96e83735bd7b448165d147189dcb72b971
[13:58] <ShapeShifter499> TJ-: ChogyDan I'll try the latest kernel then and comeback here if it doesn't help
[13:58] <ChogyDan> hwilde_: why not try 12.04?
[13:58] <lst> hello
[13:59] <actionParsnip> Can anyone please remind me of the dock thatcomes with it's own WM
[13:59] <cousteau> so...  how do I install a package _without_ one of the recommends?
[14:00] <cousteau> (recommend, not dependency)
[14:00] <actionParsnip> cousteau: use the --no-recommends    option.  se   man apt-get
[14:00] <lst> hello, every one ,
[14:00] <cousteau> without *one* of the recommends
[14:00] <WDKevin> I ran my system updates this morning on 12.04 server and when I tried to RDP back into my xubuntu desktop after a reboot I got the error 'failed to load session gnome'. Can anyone advise how to fix this?
[14:00] <cousteau> like, I want all the recommends except that one  (which I can't understand why it's recommended)
[14:01] <ChogyDan> cousteau: maybe just remove it after
[14:01] <truexfan81> can someone please tell me what i need to edit to make 12.04 default to run lvl 3?
[14:01] <actionParsnip> cousteau: install none of them, then install the ones you want
[14:01] <cousteau> maybe I could do the --no-recommends thing, and then install all the recommends (without that option)
[14:01] <cousteau> yeah, that
[14:01] <actionParsnip> truexfan81: add the boot option:  text
[14:02] <hwilde_> ChogyDan, it used to work last week now some update broke it
[14:02] <truexfan81> add it to what? i want it to do that always
[14:02] <actionParsnip> truexfan81: the kernel boot options, the defaults are:  quiet splash
[14:03] <nmap> who can help a linux noob pls?
[14:03] <actionParsnip> truexfan81: if you add it to the existing ones in /etc/default/grub     then run:  sudo update-grub   it will apply to all current and future kernels
[14:03] <gordonjcp> !ask | nmap
[14:03] <actionParsnip> nmap: just ask
[14:03] <m1chael> i'm running xubuntu 12.04. i did some stupid things like disabling USB legacy support in BIOS (and then turning it back on), switched keyboards from USB to PS/2 (then changed back to the original USB keyboard), possibly switched the keyboard and mouse from one USB port to another.. everything is essentially the way it used to be (i never touched any config files), but i'm getting an error saying
[14:03] <m1chael> that Ubuntu is running in low graphics mode and that I need to configure things myself. does anyone know what i can do? i miss my Ubuntu machine;(
[14:03] <truexfan81> actionParsnip: thanks a bunch man
[14:04] <truexfan81> i'll add it as soon as apt gets done with the upgrade
[14:04] <ChogyDan> actionParsnip: do you mean a dock with it's own window picker?
[14:04] <actionParsnip> m1chael: what is you boot an older kernel?
[14:04] <nmap> i am messing around with ufw and iptables and blocked 1 site but i am still able to go to that site, hown is that possible
[14:04] <m1chael> actionParsnip: i dont know what you mean
[14:04] <actionParsnip> ChogyDan: I believe there is a dock with a WM built in. Think its in tinycore, let me check
[14:05] <actionParsnip> m1chael: hold SHIFT at boot, try choosing an older kernel
[14:05] <hfic> Anyone know is adm group is the same as Admin group?
[14:05] <cousteau> ok, so the bad guys are gnome-applets and gnome-session
[14:06] <nmap> as a matter of fact, none of the rules i have put in ufw/iptables seem to work
[14:06] <cousteau> ok for gnome-session installing gnome-applets...  but why would gnome-applets depend on unity??
[14:06] <ChogyDan> nmap: maybe you need to restart your internet for it to take affect?
[14:06] <nmap> i did that already ChogyDan
[14:06] <m1chael> actionParsnip: i would go to "previous linux versions" ? shift appeared to do nothing.. i see choices like 3.2.0-26 generic 2.0.0-19 generic 2.6.38...etc..
[14:06] <actionParsnip> hfic: the groups are different
[14:06] <truexfan81> actionParsnip: ok i edited it, replaced quiet splash with text
[14:07] <actionParsnip> truexfan81: I said add, but you just won't see plymouth. No biggy
[14:07] <epinky> hfic: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1318346
[14:08] <ChogyDan> cousteau: maybe it is the dependency on libnotify?    If you allow the install to take place, aptitude why can help you track down why a package was installed
[14:08] <truexfan81> actionParsnip: i can still fix it, do you mean add it inside the quotes?
[14:08] <actionParsnip> m1chael: try one of the older kernels, see if they are ok
[14:08] <actionParsnip> truexfan81: yes
[14:08] <hfic> epinky, ahh thank you thank you
[14:08] <actionParsnip> truexfan81: its nothing complicated...
[14:08] <actionParsnip> truexfan81: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"     becomes:   GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash text"
[14:09] <actionParsnip> truexfan81: nothing more
[14:09] <truexfan81> awesome :)
[14:09] <Billy-Acer-Aspir> how to automatically  startup of IBus daemon on ubuntu startup ?
[14:09] <actionParsnip> truexfan81: if you can't do that, i'd be staying away from CLI only
[14:09] <truexfan81> i can do that, its done lol running update-grub
[14:10] <truexfan81> i've been using linux for a year lol i just wanted to make sure i had the syntax right
[14:10] <Twinlator> hello, i use msn in the thunderbird. i delete the massages.
[14:11] <cousteau> ChogyDan, ok, that's one of the things I like about aptitude
[14:11] <cousteau> why, show, and implicit autoremove
[14:11] <actionParsnip> Billy-Acer-Aspir: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ibus    says to just add it in the startup items
[14:11] <Twinlator> i can't delete massages in the server.
[14:11] <bing> hello,why empathy can't use irc?
[14:11] <palefrenier1234> how can i start i2p ?
[14:11] <truexfan81> actionParsnip: most of the time i run that machine headless, and control it from my pc using ssh
[14:11] <m1chael> actionParsnip: the other kernels are just sitting there with a blank screen frozen
[14:11] <actionParsnip> truexfan81: ssh is badass
[14:11] <truexfan81> ikr
[14:11] <actionParsnip> m1chael: what video chip do you use?
[14:12] <ThinkT510> bing: empathy can use irc but i'd recommend using a proper irc client
[14:12] <ChogyDan> Twinlator: you may have better luck asking in a thunderbird chat.  But IIRC, there are options in the account settings area about deleting messages
[14:12] <actionParsnip> bing: it can
[14:12] <cousteau> ooh, I got it
[14:12] <wrapids> I'm hoping to find a tool (graphivcal diff?) that will allow me to see the changes in files with highlighting similar to the way github represents additions and deletions in a file. Any ideas?
[14:12] <bing> how?
[14:12] <actionParsnip> ThinkT510: it is a proper irc client
[14:12] <actionParsnip> bing: https://live.gnome.org/Empathy/FAQ#IRC
[14:12] <bing> is it about port?
[14:12] <cousteau> gnome-applets depends on gnome-panel, which recommends gnome-session with all the crazy stuff
[14:13] <Twinlator> ChogyDan: is it #thunderbird?
[14:13] <ThinkT510> actionParsnip: its a im client with irc added as an afterthought
[14:13] <actionParsnip> ThinkT510: it can still connect to and communicat with the IRC servce in the RFC agreed way
[14:13] <actionParsnip> ThinkT510: so its an IRC client
[14:13] <subz3r0> emphaty = decent irc client? LOL :D
[14:13] <ChogyDan> m1chael: try: sudo dpkg-reconfigure linux-image-$(uname -r)
[14:13] <MonkeyDust> !info meld | wrapids
[14:13] <subz3r0> irssi ftw!
[14:13] <cousteau> so...  I'll install gnome-panel with --no-recommends  (or is it better to just install gnome-session-fallback?)  and then the recommends manually
[14:13] <cousteau> and then markauto them
[14:13] <actionParsnip> pidgin ftw :)
[14:14] <MonkeyDust> <3 irssi
[14:14] <wrapids> subz3r0++
[14:14] <wrapids> Makes things easier
[14:14] <cousteau> er...  how do I apt-get markauto?
[14:14] <nmap> nobody can help with blocking sites with iptables?
[14:14] <bing> I like use empathy,but I can't come into this room
[14:15] <actionParsnip> nmap: is there a GUI you could use maybe (assuming you have a desktop UI)
[14:15] <bing> yes
[14:15] <ChogyDan> cousteau: why don't you just remove the packages afterwords?
[14:15] <truexfan81> wow that machine takes forever to unpack a kernel upgrade lol
[14:15] <actionParsnip> bing: do you have  telepathy-idle installed?
[14:15] <nmap> actionpartnership, i like doing all from the terminal
[14:15] <actionParsnip> nmap: makes sense
[14:15] <cousteau> ChogyDan, I'm pretty sure that'll leave a lot of orphan packages left
[14:16] <Anarhist> hello, what does a second column in 'ls -l' mean?
[14:16] <ChogyDan> cousteau: maybe debfoster would be the right tool if it is complicated
[14:16] <bing> it should be
[14:16] <Twinlator> who can tell me where i can ask questions about thunderbird. the #thunderbird room has no one.
[14:16] <cousteau> well, it's not exactly that it's complicated...  more like I don't trust apt-get (nor aptitude) to work 100% as expected
[14:16] <cousteau> ...so yeah, complicated
[14:16] <actionParsnip> nmap: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-security-4/how-to-blocking-a-website-with-iptables-603071/
[14:16] <actionParsnip> bing: check
[14:16] <cousteau> Twinlator, try irc.mozilla.org
[14:17] <cousteau> but I tell you, the #thunderbird channel in there is quite silent
[14:17] <MonkeyDust> nmap  there are plenty howto's, here's one http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/28851/iptables-to-block-https-websites
[14:17] <TJ-> cousteau: I'd always trust apt-get over my ideas of dependencies!
[14:17] <raven> were are the settings saved i do in xfce control center?
[14:17] <actionParsnip> raven: $HOME/.config   somewhere
[14:17] <nmap> actionParsnip: thanx im gonna check it out, ive already looked on the web but when I put the rules they dont work at all, but im gonna check that site
[14:17] <actionParsnip> nmap: http://keepmecompanypetsitters.co.uk/cloud-hosting/blocking-unwanted-websites-or-url-using-iptables/
[14:18] <cousteau> raven, it might depend on what you configure
[14:18] <Pici> Anarhist: iirc, its the number of links to that file
[14:18] <actionParsnip> nmap: I used: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=iptables+block+website
[14:18] <TJ-> nmap: The rule you used; did you -A ppend or -I nsert it?
[14:18] <cousteau> usually ~/.config or sometimes ~/.local/share
[14:18] <raven> actionParsnip cousteau i need the energy settings
[14:18] <Anarhist> Pici, thanks, that would make sense
[14:18] <Twinlator> cousteau: thank you, i got it.:-)
[14:18] <nmap> TJ: i used -A append
[14:18] <Anarhist> Pici, i assume you mean hardlinks
[14:18] <actionParsnip> raven: tried asking in #xubuntu too :)
[14:18] <TJ-> nmap: If you Append it, it'll be *after* the default rule which is usually target ACCEPT
[14:18] <Pici> Anarhist: Yeah.  I've never had to use that column for anything ever though.
[14:19] <nmap> so i have to use I (insert)
[14:19] <TJ-> nmap: Check the list of rules on that chain using iptables -nL and see if there's a rule before yours that's ACCEPTing everything
[14:19] <WDKevin> I ran my system updates this morning on 12.04 server and when I tried to RDP back into my xubuntu desktop after a reboot I got the error 'failed to load session gnome'. Can anyone advise how to fix this?
[14:19] <TJ-> nmap: Often, yes
[14:19] <nmap> ok thanks man, also thanx action for the sites
[14:20] <actionParsnip> nmap: could use /etc/hosts to resolve the site to 127.0.0.1
[14:20] <cousteau> Anarhist, for directories, it seems to be the number of subdirectories  (including . and .. and hidden ones)
[14:20] <Harlin> WDKevin, hmm doesn't sound like an rdp issue
[14:20] <nmap> actionParsnip: I could do that but i want it to work in iptables
[14:20] <WDKevin> I dont think it is, thats just the only way I get into my GUI
[14:21] <Harlin> WDKevin, or anyone... any reason why gnome session would be needed if you're using xubuntu?
[14:21] <nmap> im gonna insert the rule like TJ said
[14:21] <WDKevin> Harlin, I'm able to connect and enter my credentials. It's afterwards that I get the error.
[14:21] <WDKevin> Harlin, thats what I don't understand. I don't have gnome installed...
[14:21] <Harlin> WDKevin, maybe something's telling it to load it
[14:22] <WDKevin> Where could I check that out?
[14:22] <Harlin> WDKevin, forget which settings they are called (or file that sets default desktop) but this may be worth a look
[14:22] <Harlin> let me look around a moment
[14:23] <TJ-> WDKevin: I'd ssh in and check the log files for clues
[14:23] <Harlin> WDKevin, in the meantime run "sudo dpkg --get-selections" and grep for gnome stuff
[14:23] <Harlin> and what TJ says
[14:24] <WDKevin> k, one sec
[14:24] <WDKevin> TJ-, which log in particular?
[14:24] <TJ-> WDKevin: check the apt logs (/var/log/apt/ for the upgrade in case something went wrong) and check "/var/log/auth.log and /var/log/syslog and /home/$USER/.xsession-errors
[14:25] <Harlin> perhaps .. /var/log/user.log
[14:26] <rihen> hello
[14:28] <m1chael> chogydan,actionparsnip: im having trouble getting to a shell/root  prompt now because my keyboard/mouse won't work.. and the recovery option console claims it's a read only file syste
[14:28] <actionParsnip> m1chael: then I suggest you boot to liveCD and fsck it
[14:28] <WDKevin> TJ, the .xsession-errors hasd quite a few entries. i need to look through these in more depth.
[14:30] <black_13> is clonezilla available for ubuntu?
[14:30] <loganrun> how do most people manage updates on ubuntu. it is a pain to apply the updates virtually every day.
[14:30] <TomM2> I have a Gigabyte Gefortce GTX 560 Ti and a LG 32LF2510 hooked up via dvi to hdmi and the screen resolution is too big on all of the resolutions.
[14:30] <MonkeyDust> black_13  you can use it to make a copy of your ubuntu installation, yes
[14:31] <TJ-> WDKevin: unfortunately, it often does, and they aren't time-stamped :(
[14:31] <TomM2> Sorry if I typo I can hardly see what I am typing.
[14:31] <ThinkT510> !info clonezilla | black_13
[14:31] <MonkeyDust> loganrun  disable the update gui and use the terminal to update manually
[14:32] <black_13> i need to create a copy of a single system then replicated it with a different hostname and possible ssh ids
[14:32] <WDKevin> Harlin, i did the dpkg command as well and have about 20 different gnome things
[14:32] <ChogyDan> TomM2: are you using the nvidia drivers?
[14:32] <MonkeyDust> loganrun  i have my own batch file to update
[14:32] <ChogyDan> TomM2: also, hold the 'alt' key to drag windows around
[14:32] <TomM2> ChogyDan, The ones from the "Additional Driver" applet
[14:33] <black_13> the systems are going to be used for testing hardward drivers for a linux system so i need a clean linux system across a couple of machines
[14:33] <sogeking99> Hey guys, what is the easiest way to install the JDK?
[14:33] <MonkeyDust> !java > sogeking99
[14:33] <loganrun> MonkeyDust, do you automate its execution?
[14:34] <TomM2> ChogyDan, The resolution that is recommended for my TV is 1920 x 1080 which I am using currently.
[14:34] <sogeking99> Thank you
[14:34] <MonkeyDust> loganrun  no, it's a .sh file... I use ctrl r to repeat it from history whenever I want
[14:34] <Twinlator> black_13: you can backup a linux by clonezilla.
[14:34] <ChogyDan> TomM2: if the nvidia config app can't fix it for you, I can't help either
[14:35] <TomM2> ChogyDan, Where's the nvidia config app?
[14:35] <WDKevin> Harlin, it looks like maybe it's a result of me trying to login as a root user?
[14:35] <WDKevin> I did change my role from Custom to Administrator in the User and Groups section before doing the upgrades.
[14:35] <loganrun> MonkeyDust, is there any downside to just having cron execute it weekly or something
[14:36] <ChogyDan> TomM2: I dunno, it just comes up for me.  It is called nvidia x server settings
[14:36] <TomM2> Okay.
[14:36] <TomM2> ChogyDan, Is it like hightxwidth?
[14:37] <ChogyDan> ?
[14:37] <MonkeyDust> loganrun  guess not
[14:38] <raven> were are the config files for xfce energy settings?
[14:39] <MonkeyDust> loganrun  I don't expect you to trust me, but this is it http://ubuntuone.com/5lKUr7HjXwkm4T8INBWeTA
[14:39] <sogeking99> I'm trying to install JDK, but I got this error 'Package dependencies cannot be resolved'
[14:39] <Bing> I  finally log in with emapthy
[14:41] <tryingLinux> Hello all.. Is there an app to work with my new laptop and beats audio??  I have a 4 speaker system and it sounds like crap
[14:41] <icarious> tryingLinux: you can try high quality resampling with alsa
[14:41] <aguitel> is there something wrong with repos?
[14:41] <Eagleman> How to make a backup of ur whole system like Windows 7 backup and restore?
[14:42] <Eagleman> so i can boot from a cd select a file and restore
[14:42] <OerHeks> !backup
[14:42] <tryingLinux> icarious well as my nick suggests.. I wouldn't know how
[14:42] <gopostal> Hi, i have 3 monitors connected to my pc, all do show a wallpaper, 2 of them already work in twinview, but the third is connected on a other videocard. is it possible to include the third in the twinview of the other monitors
[14:42] <ranveer5289> quiescens:
[14:42] <tryingLinux> icarious what would I have to install and do?
[14:42] <nmap> actionPars: are you still here man?
[14:43] <Twinlator> Eagleman: you can use clonezilla to backup any system, the whole driver or parts.
[14:43] <tryingLinux> icarious I have some, but a limited knowledge of linux at this time but I am learning
[14:43] <Eagleman> and after i formatted everything and restore i am up and running?
[14:44] <sogeking99> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1189054/ pretty new to linux
[14:44] <Eagleman> i want to test out esxi and it it isnt working i want to restore
[14:44] <Twinlator> Eagleman: http://clonezilla.org/  hope this will help you.
[14:44] <tryingLinux> icarious I just installed alsa
[14:46] <Eagleman> I've tried clonezilla before
[14:46] <Eagleman> Cant remember why i stopped using it
[14:47] <Twinlator> Eagleman: did it broken? i have used it for many times, and it worked perfectly.
[14:48] <sogeking99> The guys at #java told me to come here, as it is not a problem with the package
[14:49] <saliak> I just upgraded ubuntu server to 12.04.  I'm running on a Dell PowerEdge server and am running into Bug #881164.  There's a kernel patch to fix this.  Is the right sequence to: - apply the patch, - compile a new kernel, - install the kernel, - reboot?  Is there any good guide for doing this corectly?  never done it before except way back 15 years ago when you had to recompile the full kernel to do anything (like, have networking support)
[14:50] <codemaniac> !paste
[14:50] <gigatropolis> #brewtarget
[14:51] <Guddu> When i telnet to a Ubuntu PC from my windows desktop...the text appears kinda weird...for example video appears as Vídeos ... Any idea what could be wrong?
[14:53] <nmap> i got a disconnect so dont know if my questions has been answered
[14:53] <nmap> but iptables -F does not flush my standard rules, how come?
[14:53] <TomM2> I have a Gigabyte Geforce GTX 560 Ti and a LG 32LF2510 hooked up via dvi to hdmi and the screen resolution is too big on all of the resolutions, Anyone have any idea on how to fix it?
[14:53] <strk> I can't find a GUI to change system fonts (GNOME classic) -- what am I missing ?
[14:54] <usr13> saliak: sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get upgrade
[14:55] <saliak> usr13: I'm sorry, i dont' follow. If i get kernel source, and compile in a patch, are you saying apt-get update and upgrade will install the new kernel?
[14:56] <Twinlator> strk: http://askubuntu.com/questions/71022/how-to-change-the-default-font-used-in-ubuntu-11-10            it also works in 12.04.
[14:56] <nmap> actionPars: if you are reading, can u give me those sites again, i lost connection earlier
[14:56] <21WAAFEW9> Ubuntu uses a font?
[14:56] <jenia> hello
[14:56] <usr13> saliak: What does lsb_release -d  say?  Paste it here.
[14:56] <jenia> i want to use ssh to connect to my computer but it tell me that:
[14:57] <saliak> usr13: Description:	Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS
[14:57] <usr13> saliak: sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get upgrade
[14:57] <jenia> ssh : connect to host ***.***.***.** port 22: Connection refused
[14:57] <jenia> how can i solve this problem?
[14:58] <iceroot> jenia: is the openssh-server installed on the server?
[14:58] <actionParsnip> jenia: can you ping the server?
[14:58] <jenia> ys
[14:58] <iceroot> jenia: sudo apt-get install openssh-server if not
[14:58] <saliak> usr13: OK, i've done that and can do it, but I dont' understand what that does beyond updating package sources, then upgrading packages that have been isntalled via apt-get.  How is that related to patching kernel source?
[14:58] <actionParsnip> jenia: try:   ssh -vv username@server
[14:58] <jenia> yes it installed. what i do jenia@192.168.0.101
[14:58] <jenia> then i works
[14:59] <actionParsnip> jenia: is openssh-server running on port 22?
[14:59] <jenia> but not when i use the external ip address
[14:59] <iceroot> jenia: that is part of your router as it seems
[14:59] <actionParsnip> jenia: ahhh, then you need to port forward on your router
[14:59] <jenia> ahhh okay okay
[14:59] <jenia> yea that true
[14:59] <jenia> haha thanks
[14:59] <iceroot> jenia: that is not an ubuntu ikssue, you have to forward port 22 to the local machine from your router
[14:59] <jenia> yes
[14:59] <jenia> thanks
[14:59] <actionParsnip> jenia: thats your router doing its firewall thang
[14:59] <rinzler> I need to bridge my wlan0 to eth0 when wlan0 is the side connected to the network. Basically a wireless ethernet extender. any tips?
[15:00] <^Mike> How can I tell if my CPU has one of the virtualization capabilities?
[15:00] <jenia> yes got it
[15:00] <jenia> two second
[15:00] <jenia> s
[15:00] <jenia> thanks
[15:00] <FloodBot1> jenia: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:00] <jenia> okay. sorry. but thanks a lot everyone
[15:01] <actionParsnip> jenia: np :)
[15:01] <usr13> saliak: Have you done it or not?  "i've done that and can do it" ?
[15:02] <usr13> saliak: sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get upgrade
[15:02] <usr13> saliak:  Do it now:    ^^^^^^
[15:02] <saliak> usr13: I have executed that.
[15:02] <saliak> usr13: and my kernel continues to exhibit the same bug.
[15:02] <usr13> saliak: Were there any kernel updates?
[15:02] <gopostal> is it possible to install a nvidia and ati video card together? for a third monitor?
[15:03] <epinky> ^Mike: check flags in /proc/cpuinfo
[15:03] <nmap> actionParsnip: sorry for my question but why cant i flush the standard rules in iptables ?
[15:03] <^Mike> epinky: Yes, but what is the flag I'm looking for? The CPU is an Intel
[15:03] <^Mike> In fact, I can probably look up the documentation for this chip easier than I can find the flag...
[15:03] <saliak> usr13: no.
[15:04] <dr_willis> gopostal:  last i tried that 4 yrs ago it dident work. not tried it lately
[15:04] <epinky> ^Mike: egrep '(vmx|svm)' /proc/cpuinfo
[15:04] <^Mike> epinky:  Thanks
[15:04] <usr13> saliak: Ok, well, I'm not understanding.  The 881164 but is from a year ago.  Are you sure you gave us the correct #?
[15:04] <jopason> hi
[15:04] <usr13> *bug* not but
[15:05] <rinzler> I need to bridge my wlan0 to eth0 when wlan0 is the side connected to the network (and source of internet). Basically a wireless ethernet extender. any tips?
[15:05] <dr_willis> !ics
[15:05] <gopostal> dr_willis, oke thanks, the third screen does show a desktop but i cant control it yet
[15:06] <jopason> how do u create bootable  disk from the existing  ubuntu 12.04
[15:06] <saliak> usr13: I'm pretty sure.  I'm seeing a huge flood of warnings in syslog that match the descxription in that bug report, and I have dell hardware consistent with the report.
[15:06] <rinzler> dr_willis: not just internet, but full ethernet... Is that possible?
[15:06] <saliak> usr13: looking at the kernel source, it doesn't have the change that's in the patch.
[15:06] <dr_willis> gopostal:  nvidia has twinview to merge screens into a wide desktop. that is nvidia specivic. you may need to use just 'xinerala'
[15:06] <dr_willis> 'xinerama'
[15:06] <nmap> anyone know why iptables -F doesn not flush the standard rules ?
[15:06] <dr_willis> rinzler:  should be how it works.
[15:07] <gopostal> dr_willis, i will check that out
[15:07] <rinzler> dr_willis: kthx!
[15:07] <dr_willis> nmap:  what standard rules?
[15:07] <Twinlator> jopason: use startup disk creater. it's easy.
[15:07] <jopason> how do u create bootable  disk from the existing  ubuntu 12.04
[15:07] <nmap> oh nvm drwillis, i just figured it out
[15:07] <jopason> Twinlator, i dont have the image
[15:08] <nmap> but i cant seem to block 1 site with iptables
[15:08] <jopason> Twinlator, and i'm in need
[15:08] <dr_willis> you need the cd or iso file jopason
[15:08] <rinzler> basically, I need a reverse of this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/ShareEthernetConnectionThroughWireless#See_also
[15:08] <epinky> nmap: pastebin your iptables config
[15:09] <epinky> !details | nmap
[15:09] <OerHeks> nmap, maybe you need sudo
[15:09] <Twinlator> jopason: backup your system, and do a live cd or pen driver.
[15:09] <nmap> ok guys wait a sec
[15:09] <jopason> dr_willis,  soory wont be created through the existing one which installed and running from my pc
[15:10] <dr_willis> jopason:  theres tools to remaster a current install to cd/dvd.. but its not trivial. ;) and can be a trial and error process
[15:10] <usr13> saliak:  uname -a   #What does that say?
[15:11] <saliak> usr13: Linux BEETLEJUICE 3.2.0-30-generic-pae #48-Ubuntu SMP Fri Aug 24 17:14:09 UTC 2012 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
[15:11] <nmap> i have linux mint
[15:11] <nmap> im trying to block 1 site with iptables
[15:11] <nmap> so i put
[15:12] <bazhang> nmap, then ask mintsupport
[15:12] <epinky> nmap: then ask #mint
[15:12] <TomM2> I have a Gigabyte Geforce GTX 560 Ti and a LG 32LF2510 hooked up via dvi to hdmi and the screen resolution is too big on all of the resolutions, Anyone have any idea on how to fix it?
[15:12] <bazhang> !mintsupport | nmap
[15:12] <TomM2> Somebody please help me with this.
[15:12] <nmap> ok sorry guys
[15:12] <dr_willis> tomm2 you mean about a helf inch too big all around?
[15:13] <strk> I have a problem with the libsigc++-2.0-dev package. One header file includes another but there's no -config to figure out the -I line
[15:13] <TomM2> dr_willis, Yes.
[15:13] <nmap> but this isnt a mint problem really, its more of a iptables question so i thought you guys could help
[15:14] <dr_willis> tomm2 common issue with the tv's/monitor/videocards  overscan settings.
[15:14] <bazhang> nmap  /join #netfilter
[15:14] <TomM2> dr_willis, How do I fix it?
[15:14] <dr_willis> tomm2 i turn overscan off on my tv..
[15:14] <usr13> saliak:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/999946
[15:15] <dr_willis> or tweak it in nvidia-settings tool.
[15:15] <TomM2> dr_willis, Okay, Let me google it.
[15:15] <usr13> saliak: ... and scroll to bottom,  #5
[15:15] <usr13> saliak: Is that it?
[15:16] <TomM2> dr_willis, How would I tweak it in the nvidia-settings?
[15:16] <dr_willis> tomm2 theres an overscan settings/% setting somewhere
[15:16] <TomM2> Okay.
[15:19] <rafaelsoaresbr> hello, how do I to create a text file with this line "swapon /data/swapon.swp" via terminal?
[15:19] <gcmalloc> hi to all, where is the qgis package in ubuntu 12.04 ?
[15:19] <dr_willis> echo 'hello' > foo.txt     rafaelsoaresbr
[15:20] <dr_willis> rafaelsoaresbr:  or use a text editor
[15:20] <bazhang> !info qgis | gcmalloc
[15:20] <rafaelsoaresbr> dr_willis: I hate vi :-(
[15:20] <rafaelsoaresbr> dr_willis: thanks
[15:20] <dr_willis> rafaelsoaresbr:  so? your loss i guess.. there are other editors..
[15:20] <gcmalloc> ubottu, so my question is where can I find the reason why ?
[15:20] <gcmalloc> rafaelsoaresbr, vimtutor
[15:21] <dr_willis> !info fte
[15:21] <rafaelsoaresbr> dr_willis: theres are only vi and vim here. No nano :-(
[15:21] <dr_willis> nano is rather pathic.
[15:21] <TomM2> dr_willis, Thanks, It worked!
[15:22] <dr_willis> tomm2 - had that issue when using a big tv as a pc monitor
[15:22] <TomM2> Okay. :)
[15:22] <usr13> saliak: If you need help with adding the boot option, see:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions
[15:22] <rafaelsoaresbr> gcmalloc: whats is vimtutor?
[15:22] <arcsky> hello when i do apt-cache search blabla , how can i see which version its?
[15:22] <saliak> usr13: yeah, that looks consistent with what i'm seeing.  thanks so much for the pointer!
[15:22] <dr_willis> !version
[15:22] <saliak> usr13: do you know what ghes does?  doe sdisabling it matter?
[15:23] <usr13> saliak: No, but try it and see.
[15:24] <saliak> usr13: :) ok. thanks
[15:24] <nmap> to the guy who sent me to netfiletr, i cant seem to send msgs there, but thanks anyway
[15:24] <nmap> *netfilter
[15:24] <gcmalloc> rafaelsoaresbr, type vimtutor in a shell
[15:25] <gcmalloc> a terminal
[15:25] <dr_willis> nmap:  identify/regiester your nick
[15:25] <usr13> !register | nmap
[15:25] <gcmalloc> rafaelsoaresbr, it's a way to learn vim ;P
[15:25] <nmap> ok thank you all
[15:26] <rafaelsoaresbr> gcmalloc: thanks, i'am going to try
[15:27] <rafaelsoaresbr> mount -o remount,rw /system :-D
[15:27] <phix> hi
[15:27] <nmap> when i try to register or change my nickname it says i am banned on that channel.  I havent even said anything there
[15:27] <dr_willis> part the channel.. change nicks
[15:28] <dr_willis> nmap:  #freenode channel    will help you figure it out also.
[15:29] <jetrost> there is a server application that is started on boot on my 12.04 machine. how can i check the invocation call for this application?
[15:30] <bkc_> dr_willis: actually, some channels have auto-ban if you aren't registered with nickserv ^^
[15:30] <strk> Failed to get bus connection: Could not connect: Connection refused --- how to fix ? dbus is running:  7255 ?        S      0:00 /bin/dbus-daemon --config-file=/etc/at-spi2/accessibility.conf --nofork --print-address 3
[15:31] <saliak> usr13: so i just edit /boot/grub/grub.conf and add "ghes.disable=1" as a line in tehre?
[15:31] <Daekdroom> How can I use CLI to find out whether a usb device is USB 1.1 or USB 2.0?
[15:32] <dr_willis> Daekdroom:  lsusb, or hwinfo may tell you.
[15:32] <dr_willis> dmesg may mention it when the device is plugged in also.
[15:33] <rinzler> My problem with the whole connection sharing thing is that it takes down my wlan0 device and doesn't use it for either the host or client computers. any ideas?
[15:33] <Daekdroom> dr_willis, thank you
[15:34] <ranveer5289> To completely remove a package I used "sudo apt-get --purge remove tmux". Now when I used "locate tmux" it gave me http://sprunge.us/ONIh. So how does one completely(all files) remove a package?
[15:34] <OerHeks> Daekdroom, " lsusb -v "Look for value for bcdUSB field. Should be either 2.00 or 1.10
[15:34] <dr_willis> ranveer5289:  you did update the locate database after removeing the stuff?
[15:35] <thedangler> hello, I'm trying to figure out why my ssh port  is not working how should I figure this out?  I've connected once. sometimes after reboot I can connect once then it stops connecting.
[15:35] <ranveer5289> dr_willis: nope
[15:35] <OerHeks> Daekdroom, or 3.00 maybe, i do not have usb3
[15:35] <dr_willis> ranveer5289:  id bet those files are not there then. ;)
[15:36] <cousteau> Can't run bpython on 12.04.  Can someone confirm this bug?
[15:36] <ranveer5289> dr_willis: How to update the database?
[15:36] <dr_willis> ranveer5289:  and the package system will NOT touch the user configs
[15:36] <ranveer5289> cousteau: Its working fine for me
[15:36] <dr_willis> ranveer5289:  sudo updatedb
[15:36] <cousteau> crashes with "UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character u'\xf3' in position 71: ordinal not in range(128)"
[15:36] <cousteau> ranveer5289, thanks, by the way
[15:37] <ranveer5289> cousteau: :)
[15:37] <cousteau> ok, \xf3 = ó
[15:38] <MonkeyDust> cousteau  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apport/+bug/972436
[15:38] <OerHeks> thedangler, with SSH i use keepalive > (old post, but still valid) http://www.jorgepablos.com/2010/05/keep-your-ssh-sessions-alive-in-ubuntu/
[15:38] <cousteau> yeah, it's probably that bug  (hadn't found it)
[15:38] <ranveer5289> dr_willis: after updating it is still showing files  http://sprunge.us/iRCF
[15:39] <cousteau> no wait, that's not bpython
[15:40] <hari_> hai
[15:40] <MonkeyDust> cousteau  about 25 people in #bpython
[15:41] <cousteau> MonkeyDust, just wanted to know if it was an ubuntu bug or a bpython one
[15:41] <Ascavasaion> HOw do I "fix broken packages"?
[15:41] <ranveer5389> dr_willis: Any idea
[15:42] <dr_willis> about what.. my irc client crashed
[15:42] <ranveer5389> dr_willis: After updating it is still showing the files
[15:42] <thedangler> still can't figure out why my ubuntu ssh server doesn't accept connections
[15:42] <ranveer5389> dr_willis: http://sprunge.us/iRCF
[15:43] <S4nD3r> please, how to change permissions in USB drive mounted automatically in my 12.04 box?
[15:44] <dr_willis> ranveer5389:  look at the files.. most are not tmux related.. they got tmux in the name....
[15:44] <MonkeyDust> Ascavasaion  try sudo apt-get -f install
[15:44] <dr_willis> ranveer5389:  and i said earlier that the package manager tools do NOT touch files in the users home dirs
[15:45] <hwilde_> help my sound is stuttering 11.04  http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=d305cc96e83735bd7b448165d147189dcb72b971
[15:45] <S4nD3r> No one?
[15:46] <hwilde_> S4nD3r, sudo chmod /meda/YOURUSBDRIVEHERE
[15:46] <bazhang> !permissions > S4nD3r
[15:46] <hwilde_> S4nD3r, or sudo chown
[15:46] <ranveer5289> dr_willis: So other than manually deleting the /etc/tmux.conf. Is there any other way to remove applications configuration files.
[15:47] <deadmund> ranveer5289: apt-get purge will remove application stuff in /etc/
[15:47] <deadmund> dr_willis: right?
[15:47] <S4nD3r> hwilde_, this not works, I really tried
[15:47] <ranveer5289> deadmund: it didn't in my case. http://sprunge.us/iRCF
[15:47] <S4nD3r> I'll see your tips bazhang and ubottu
[15:47] <ranveer5289> deadmund: output of locate tmux
[15:48] <dr_willis> deadmund:  if you customized the file it keeps it i recall.
[15:48] <deadmund> dr_willis: ohhh
[15:48] <deadmund> ranveer5289: That's probably why
[15:48] <dr_willis> makes sence ;)
[15:48] <S4nD3r> lol
[15:48] <S4nD3r> I understand how permissions works
[15:49] <Coded1> hello all
[15:49] <S4nD3r> I just would like to set 777 permission to USB drive which is mounted automatically
[15:49] <ranveer5289> dr_willis: ok. So if it has been the default one. it would have been removed
[15:49] <dr_willis> S4nD3r:  depends on the fs of the drive
[15:49] <S4nD3r> it's ntfs
[15:49] <dr_willis> ranveer5289:  i belive so
[15:49] <S4nD3r> oh gosh
[15:50] <ranveer5289> dr_willis: thanks
[15:50] <S4nD3r> ummm... ntfs can be written, right?
[15:50] <dr_willis> S4nD3r:  then use the proper options to ntfs3f to set it how you want.
[15:50] <dr_willis> !ntfs3g
[15:50] <dr_willis> !info ntfs-config
[15:50] <Coded1> I installed cairo-dock in 12.04 and it works great the only problem is that now I am unable to resize,move,minimize,maximize,etc windows..... any one experience the same issues?
[15:50] <S4nD3r> it's mounted automatically
[15:50] <thedangler> hello, anyone know why openssh-server isn't allowing connection.  ssh server is running. I've managed to connect once, but then never after that.
[15:50] <Ascavasaion> MonkeyDust: Nope, still not right.
[15:50] <paulus68> #acer-liquid
[15:50] <dr_willis> my ntfs are r/w by default..
[15:51] <dr_willis> but i do tweak things with ntfs-config at times
[15:51] <dr_willis> bbl
[15:52] <jacu> i need Documentaion for Turbo C ++ / C .In windows we press ctr+f1 to find about that token .Can any one tell me how can i do this on ubuntu   ?
[15:52] <jacu> for gcc
[15:53] <smw> jacu, what type of documentation for gcc?
[15:53] <jacu> smw:  like what is return type of getch()
[15:54] <dynesh> Help needed to fix wifi!!!
[15:54] <jacu> smw:  what function belong to what class
[15:54] <hfic> !details | dynesh
[15:54] <sailboatofdoom> Anyone know how to extract a Windows 7 image file onto an external hard drive, making it a bootable installation source like an install CD? I'm on Ubuntu 12.04
[15:54] <S4nD3r> great
[15:54] <S4nD3r> ntfs-config makes my system stop to mount drive
[15:55] <Nephelo> Does anyone know what: "mdadm: sending ioctl 1261 to a partition!" mens?
[15:55] <Nephelo> "
[15:55] <Nephelo> *means
[15:55] <MonkeyDust> Ascavasaion  try dpkg -a --configure
[15:55] <dynesh> ubottu : my wireless isnt connecting. when i try 'ifconfig' it says 'no wireless extension'
[15:55] <mediamgl> I'm not sure that I will be able to make Tues mtg (landscapin' SF) -- will try to dial in, but possible late
[15:55] <Coded1> sailboatofdoom: you can use dd if=/pathto/windowsinstall.iso of=/dev/usbdrive
[15:55] <mediamgl> ^oops!
[15:55] <smw> jacu, in a terminal you can type man getch
[15:55] <Coded1> but it will scrap anything else on there
[15:55] <dynesh> ubottu : tats fine.. ;)
[15:56] <S4nD3r> Error mounting: mount exited with exit code 1: helper failed with:mount: only root can mount /dev/sdc1 on /media/MY_PASSPOR
[15:56] <jacu> #man getch
[15:56] <sailboatofdoom> Coded1, I'm not following
[15:56] <Coded1> sailboatofdoom: and you won't be able to copy anything else on there
[15:56] <MonkeyDust> dynesh  ubottu is (ro)bot, a fembot
[15:56] <ranveer5289> jacu: man getch is not working for me
[15:56] <jacu> smw: there is no Documentation for that .
[15:56] <Ascavasaion> MonkeyDust: I think I just made a big stuff-up because it is uninstalling hundreds of apps :(
[15:56] <Coded1> sailboatofdoom: you want to take a windows install image (windows install cd/dvd) and run it off of a removable disk?
[15:57] <smw> jacu, sudo apt-get install ncurses-doc
[15:57] <jacu> ranveer5289: its not for you .Sorry bro !
[15:57] <ranveer5289> jacu: I was just trying myself.
[15:57] <MonkeyDust> Ascavasaion  obsolote packages, perhaps, like apt-get autoremove does
[15:57] <sailboatofdoom> Right, from my Ubuntu laptop. So basically when it's prepped, I can unplug the external drive, plug it into another laptop and install Windows from it.
[15:57] <ranveer5289> jacu: I also thought that man getch will work
[15:57] <dynesh> my wifi isnt connecting!  i have no idea..i am new to ubuntu. can some one help me out. i have a ar9285 chipset for wifi..MonkeyDust: thanks..can u help me?
[15:57] <Rosbuntu> can i get the ubuntu support in italian language?
[15:57] <Ascavasaion> MonkeyDust: Hmm, but it is removing stuff I use.
[15:58] <ranveer5289> jacu: but it didn't
[15:58] <smw> jacu, first I googled man getch. Then I saw the first line "get (or push back) characters from curses terminal keyboard"
[15:58] <vipin_> Hi I have a ext4 partition in ubuntu 12.04.I'm trying to mount using /etc/fstab. But after the mount i'm not able to create a folder.
[15:58] <smw> jacu, so I figured out that it was in the ncurses docs
[15:58] <Coded1> sailboatofdoom: by prepped do you mean you want to slipstream service packs to it?
[15:59] <Coded1> sailboatofdoom: or just be able to install from a usb drive?
[15:59] <jacu> smw:  very very thanks
[15:59] <ranveer5289> smw: what's the solution? just curious
[16:00] <Ascavasaion> I think it just removed X-Chat as well :(
[16:00] <Ascavasaion> MonkeyDust: I think it just removed X-Chat as well :(
[16:00] <MonkeyDust> !it
[16:00] <sailboatofdoom> Coded1: Basically I just want to turn my external hard drive into a Windows 7 installation CD. So I can plug the external hard drive into another laptop and install Windows onto that laptop from that external.
[16:00] <jacu> sudo apt-get install ncurses-doc   : ranveer5289
[16:00] <smw> ranveer5289, sudo apt-get install ncurses-doc
[16:00] <ranveer5289> thanks
[16:00] <Coded1> sailboatofdoom: then ya what I said before using "dd"
[16:00] <sailboatofdoom> Coded1: What's dd?
[16:01] <ranveer5289> sailboatofdoom: man dd
[16:01] <Coded1> sailboatofdoom: :) it copies byte for byte from point "a" to point "b"
[16:01] <Ascavasaion> How can Ubuntu decide that applications are obsolete when I still use them?
[16:01] <Coded1> if = in file , of = out file
[16:02] <sailboatofdoom> Coded1: Ah okay. Makes sense. There are other folders and files on that external. Will they be safe?
[16:02] <Coded1> nope
[16:02] <Coded1> they *will* be lost
[16:03] <dynesh> i am using ubuntu 12.04LTS. my wifi isnt working. i have a AR9285 wifi-device on a Dell Vostro 1014. 'iwconfig' says 'no wireless extensions'
[16:03] <sailboatofdoom> Coded1: Alright, thank you for the help. :)
[16:03] <Coded1> dynesh: do you have a button / switch for your wifi on the laptop?
[16:04] <Coded1> sailboatofdoom: no problem, in my experience it's easier and cheaper to get a 8GB USB flash drive for stuff like that
[16:04] <dynesh> Coded1: yep..i do
[16:04] <Coded1> dynesh: what happens when you press it?
[16:04] <sailboatofdoom> Coded1: Yeah I would but I only have a 2GB USB flash drive.
[16:04] <dynesh> Coded1: the LED doesnt glow or respond
[16:05] <Coded1> sailboatofdoom: 8GB drives are pretty cheap now
[16:05] <Coded1> but YMMV
[16:05] <sailboatofdoom> Coded1: True
[16:06] <vipin_> Hi I have a ext4 partition in ubuntu 12.04.I'm trying to mount using /etc/fstab. But after the mount not able to create a folder inside the mounted folder.
[16:06] <Coded1> dynesh; give it a press then check "lspci" then press it again and "lspci" again then compare the 2
[16:06] <sailboatofdoom> Coded1: Would micro SD work?
[16:06] <Coded1> sailboatofdoom: likely
[16:06] <gcmalloc> vipin_, why do you want a mount command to create a directory ?
[16:06] <Coded1> if the machine has a slot for it ;)
[16:07] <Coded1> sailboatofdoom: the machine you want to install it on that is
[16:07] <sailboatofdoom> Yeah
[16:07] <Coded1> not that you would want to install windows ... ;)
[16:08] <sailboatofdoom> Coded1: Haha, it's for a friend.
[16:08] <vipin_> gcmalloc, I'm not try to create a directory. after mounting my  ext4 partition. I'm try to create a folder inside it..
[16:08] <dynesh> Coded1 : no difference..shall i pastebin it?
[16:08] <Coded1> sure
[16:08] <Coded1> dynesh: sure also try "lsusb" some times it shows up there
[16:08] <srj55> Hi!  What is a good, simple way to do snapshot backups of my ubuntu server?  I want to take daily or on demand snapshots of my main disk (about 5GB) and be able to completely restore back to the state of any snapshot.
[16:08] <Coded1> dynesh: you mine as well paste dmesg as well
[16:09] <vipin_> gcmalloc, create folder option is not active inside the mounted folder.
[16:09] <Dice-Man> hello
[16:09] <sailboatofdoom> Coded1: The external hard drive is 250GBs. Would I be able to put it back the way it was after I used it to install Windows?
[16:09] <Dice-Man> is ther a way to use the vncviewer cmd in verbose mode ?
[16:09] <Coded1> srj55; rsync?
[16:09] <smw> srj55, xfs has support for snapshots
[16:09] <smw> srj55, you can also use lvm
[16:10] <srj55> smw: what's the most popular? something simple for newbs
[16:10] <gcmalloc> something like [ -e $DIR ] || mkdir $DIR; mount $DIR
[16:10] <mediamgl> e?
[16:10] <Coded1> sailboatofdoom: ya it will be fine after a format, make sure to send it to the root of the device
[16:11] <Coded1> sailboatofdoom: so lets say the drive is at /dev/sdb1 you are going to use "dd if=/pathto/iso of=/dev/sdb"
[16:11] <srj55> smw:  I see a whole bunch here:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem
[16:12] <sailboatofdoom> Coded1: Okay that makes sense. Cool.
[16:12] <smw> srj55, you are right now looking for something that has no newb answer
[16:12] <Coded1> sailboatofdoom: good luck
[16:12] <sailboatofdoom> Coded1: Thanks again! :)
[16:12] <Coded1> np
[16:13] <srj55> smw: alright, a couple steps up from a newb
[16:13] <Coded1> so does anyone use cairo-dock ?  It look very perdy but I can't move any windows around and that sucks
[16:14] <Coded1> I will give 10 Coded Bux to anyone that can help!
[16:14] <smw> srj55, lvm snapshots tend to be expensive
[16:14] <smw> srj55, I don't think I would do it every day
[16:14] <actionParsnip> Coded1: do you have the move plugin enabled in ccsm?
[16:14] <hwilde_> smw, just buy an external harddrive dude
[16:14] <Coded1> actionParsnip: good question
[16:14] <hwilde_> @ srj55
[16:14] <smw> srj55, I would probably do an xfs snapshot and then back that up
[16:14] <smw> hwilde_, and this solves what?
[16:15] <hwilde_> just copy your /home directory to an external harddrive
[16:15] <smw> hwilde_, he seems to want to do a complete snapshot of his server
[16:15] <srj55> smw: ok, right now i use linode, and they have a great backup manager.  i want to switch to a dedicated setup and wondered if I can get a similar tool that allows on demand or nightly snapshots.
[16:15] <actionParsnip> or in liveCD use grsync
[16:15] <MonkeyDust> !info rsnapshot
[16:16] <srj55> smw, hwilde_ : yes, i want a complete server backup
[16:16] <scubes13> how would I display the keyboard shortcut for the Application Menu on a desktop (from the command line)?
[16:16] <scubes13> trying now using gconftool-2 - but can't seem to find the entry
[16:16] <Coded1> actionParsnip: it's a start but I still cant resize
[16:16] <scubes13> user changed their shortcut, trying to figure out what it is
[16:16] <actionParsnip> Coded1: got resize enabled too?
[16:17] <smw> srj55, so then yes, I would use xfs to snapshot and then copy all the files from the snapshot
[16:17] <srj55> ubottu, ok, cool..i'll check that out.
[16:17] <actionParsnip> scubes13: do you have the desktop in front of you?
[16:17] <smw> ubottu is a bot
[16:17] <scubes13> I have access via ssh
[16:17] <henkpoley> Is there any way to see if the USB bandwidth if overloaded?
[16:17] <actionParsnip> scubes13: ahhh, I'd ask in #compiz too
[16:18] <srj55> smw, alright, xfs, i'll check it out.  thanks!
[16:18] <scubes13> ok
[16:18] <actionParsnip> scubes13: you could run ubuntu-tweak via forwarded X and set stuff
[16:18] <smw> srj55, watch out though. If you are running mysql or something, you may want to make sure it syncs disk and locks tables first
[16:18] <actionParsnip> scubes13: or myunity
[16:19] <scubes13> currently using gnome gui on their desktop
[16:19] <actionParsnip> scubes13: ubuntu configures X forwarding enabled by default, very handy
[16:19] <actionParsnip> scubes13: as in fallback?
[16:20] <scubes13> they set it to boot into gnome (they didnt wish to use unity)
[16:20] <actionParsnip> scubes13: Unity is a shell for Gnome, so they are booting in to Gnome
[16:20] <scubes13> ok
[16:20] <srj55> smw: yeah, or just shut down the service, do the sync, then bring it back up?
[16:20] <beforan> does unity run on gnome 2 or 3? out of interest
[16:21] <iceroot> beforan: 3
[16:21] <actionParsnip> beforan: Gnome3
[16:21] <hilo> good afternoon all
[16:21] <smw> srj55, I guess?
[16:21] <beforan> thanks
[16:21] <smw> srj55, sorry I am just realizing that not everyone has the same uptime requirements I do :-P
[16:21] <Coded1> actionParsnip: lol talk about starting from scratch eh, ya everything is enabled.  I guess I just can't get the bar back that will allow me to max/minimize?
[16:21] <actionParsnip> scubes13: you can run:  gnome-control-center      after you connect with an X forward enabled session and change the setting
[16:21] <actionParsnip> Coded1: so you can move and resize now?
[16:21] <hwilde_> !backup > srj55
[16:21] <xangua> beforan: unity uses gnome 3, unity is a shell for gnome and gnome-shell is the oficial shell
[16:21] <Coded1> actionParsnip: it works
[16:21] <fishcooker> is repo for ubuntu lucid takes 77GB
[16:22] <actionParsnip> Coded1: sweet
[16:22] <scubes13> actionParsnip - not sure how to run xforward session.. and I am attached via vpn
[16:22] <fishcooker> afaik it was only 40GB
[16:22] <Coded1> actionParsnip: yup no maximize but this is a start
[16:22] <actionParsnip> scubes13: ssh -X username@server     instead of:  ssh username@server
[16:22] <hwilde_> !sbackup > srj55
[16:22] <Coded1> actionParsnip: how about 5 Coded bux :)
[16:22] <actionParsnip> scubes13: notice the X is capitalized
[16:23] <actionParsnip> Coded1: isn't there a window decorator option in ccsm too?
[16:23] <Coded1> redeemable anywhere Coded bux are honoured
[16:23] <fishcooker> im doing debmirror for my development
[16:23] <actionParsnip> Coded1: i don't need payment, you are civil and patient which is enough :)
[16:23] <vipin_> Hi all,how to take the ownership of a mounted drive always in ubuntu 12.04
[16:23] <Coded1> actionParsnip: you are a good man
[16:23] <Coded1> thank you sir
[16:24] <actionParsnip> Coded1: yes, window decoration is there, is yours ticked?
[16:24] <srj55> smw:  hmm, i use postgres on linode, and just do snapshots at 3am during "low" usage...never really considered (nor how to do) sync disk and locking...maybe bad a idea
[16:24] <Coded1> actionParsnip: Winner Winner Chicken dinner!
[16:24] <hwilde_> srj55, you can mirror postgres to another server and do the backups there.
[16:25] <actionParsnip> scubes13: if you connect in that manner, you can run GUI apps and they will run on the server side but show on the client (much like Citrix does). Its slow over WWW but works
[16:25] <actionParsnip> Coded1: yay
[16:25] <Coded1> yup
[16:25] <actionParsnip> scubes13: its the same as being on the local system too so you will be manipulating the settings of the user you run the command with
[16:25] <hwilde_> srj55, also  PGCluster
[16:26] <scubes13> actionParsnip - and… can this be done from a mac? (i'm running 10.8.1 on this machine)
[16:26] <actionParsnip> scubes13: I'd imagine so, Does Mac have an X server. I've not used it much. I can't stand MacOS
[16:26] <Coded1> some rumours are going around that the new Nokia Windows phone can be wiped and you can install Linux, anyone confirm that?
[16:26] <jacta> Haaaai S :)
[16:28] <Coded1> seems unlike MS but maybe they are allowing it to suck up to the geeks?
[16:28] <actionParsnip> Coded1: thats something for #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:28] <Coded1> cool
[16:28] <Coded1> how about if I asked about installing Ubuntu on it :)
[16:29] <actionParsnip> sure that's fine here
[16:29] <Coded1> heh I doubt it anyway, it's already impossible to get MS to cough up info I doubt they would give out OSS drivers for their new gadget
[16:30] <actionParsnip> Coded1: may be generic hardware so will just work
[16:31] <Coded1> actionParsnip: well I'll wait before someone else has done it before I get stuck with it
[16:32] <Coded1> are there any "flavours" of Ubuntu that are being designed to run on touch screen devices?
[16:33] <actionParsnip> Coded1: Ubuntu can run on touchscreen devices.
[16:35] <dyneshreduc> Coded1 : im sorry..net connection screwed up. u there?
[16:36] <actionParsnip> gone
[16:37] <puppy_parade> I just found out AMD open sourced their southern islands drivers. Will this ever make it in to 12.04?
[16:37] <dyneshreduc> actionParsnip : can u help me with a wifi issue?
[16:37] <delinquentme> Hey all! I've installed ubuntu-desktop to a machine I've been working on ... and I'd preferentially like to have it NOT DEFAULT to running ubuntu-desktop ... but instead only running it when I run "startx"
[16:37] <delinquentme> how can I do this?
[16:37] <actionParsnip> dyneshreduc: ask the channel and see
[16:38] <actionParsnip> delinquentme: add the boot option:  text   and it will boot CLI only, you will need to start the lightdm service to get logged in to the GUI
[16:38] <alci> So I finally got it : Ubuntu Software Center is broken if you want to use a (some ?) 3D Secure credit card to purchase paying software.
[16:38] <alci> See https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-center/+bug/1043376
[16:38] <h22turbo> delinquentme: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions#Changing_boot_options_Permanently_for_an_Existing_Installation
[16:39] <alci> Tagged as ... wontfix !!!!
[16:39] <actionParsnip> alci: tried:  gksudo software-center
[16:39] <dyneshreduc> I have a AR9285 driver running on ubuntu 12.04 LTS. when i try iwconfig it shows 'no wireless extensions'..can someone help me fix it?
[16:39] <actionParsnip> dyneshreduc: is it a clean install or an upgrade?
[16:40] <dyneshreduc> actionParsnip : upgraded from 11.10 about 2 months back
[16:40] <actionParsnip> dyneshreduc: is it on an Acer system?
[16:40] <actionParsnip> dyneshreduc: did you add:    blacklist acer_wmi    to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[16:40] <dyneshreduc> actionParsnip: dell vostro 1014
[16:40] <delinquentme> actionParsnip, h22turbo these look like its going to take some time ... is there a command line command I can issue to simply shut down the GUI ... and go to CLI only?
[16:41] <actionParsnip> delinquentme: you can end the lightdm service and it will switch back
[16:41] <h22turbo> delinquentme: sudo update-rc.d -f gdm remove
[16:41] <h22turbo> delinquentme: or whatever DM u use
[16:41] <h22turbo> gdm kdm lightdm
[16:42] <h22turbo> whatever
[16:42] <delinquentme> h22turbo, whatever the default for 12.04 is
[16:42] <h22turbo> gdm
[16:42] <actionParsnip> dyneshreduc: triedhttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1309072
[16:42] <alci> actionParsnip: works with gksudo ! Thanks for the workaround. So is this going to be fixed, finally ?
[16:42] <auronandace> h22turbo: default for 12.04 is lightdm
[16:43] <h22turbo> oh my bad...
[16:43] <actionParsnip> alci: no idea, I don't use software centre
[16:43] <delinquentme> so $ killall lightdm ?
[16:43] <h22turbo> delinquentme: sudo update-rc.d -f lightdm remove
[16:43] <h22turbo> then reboot
[16:43] <h22turbo> u should be in command line and not start the DM
[16:43] <actionParsnip> alci: if yourun:  gksudo gedit /usr/share/applications/ubuntu-software-center.desktop
[16:44] <dyneshreduc> actionParsnip : ll try n tell ya
[16:44] <actionParsnip> alci: you can change the Exec=   line to prefix with gksudo
[16:44] <delinquentme> h22turbo, check!
[16:45] <actionParsnip> alci: you could add to the bug that adding the gksudo makes it work and the later releases may have 'gksudo' in by default
[16:45] <alci> actionParsnip: yes, going to do that (update bug report).
[16:45] <delinquentme> h22turbo, no beans .. still booted into the GUI
[16:46] <h22turbo> delinquentme: try sudo update-rc.d -f lightdm remove and sudo update-rc.d -f gdm remove
[16:46] <alci> But I wont change the way software-center is run by default on my system. Works fine except for buying with CC, which I do really occasionaly (as a form of support to Ubuntu)
[16:46] <h22turbo> delinquentme: are you running gnome? kde?
[16:47] <delinquentme> I think its gnome?  whatever the 12.04 defaults are
[16:47] <actionParsnip> alci: it'll be fine with the gksudo, it's meant to run with polkit or somesuch, using gksudo bypasses all that nonsense.
[16:48] <delinquentme> nope! still in GUI h22turbo
[16:48] <tristanStrange> i'm trying to set up a personal imap server so that I can view my gmail offline in emacs as per these instructions... what dovecot packages should i install to enable this?
[16:48] <tristanStrange> http://sachachua.com/blog/2008/05/geek-how-to-use-offlineimap-and-the-dovecot-mail-server-to-read-your-gmail-in-emacs-efficiently/
[16:48] <nixfreak> hi I am trying to enable ssh so I can access another device on a internal network
[16:49] <nixfreak> I have set iptables to accept --dport 22 -j ACCEPT
[16:49] <nixfreak> but everytime I try to ssh localhost - tells me that port 22 is closed
[16:49] <nixfreak> any suggestions
[16:49] <tristanStrange> i've installed dovecot-imapd.... and the service appears to have been started but i don't have an imap port open on my system?
[16:50] <nixfreak> in SSH_config the port section is uncommented
[16:50] <actionParsnip> nixfreak: use nmap to scan the server
[16:50] <nixfreak> right now its offline so can't right now
[16:50] <h22turbo> delinquentme: hmm, thats weird... 1 sec
[16:51] <nixfreak> I can 't install nmap at the moment
[16:51] <actionParsnip> nixfreak: then you can't ssh to it either if it's ofline
[16:51] <nixfreak> no its on a internal network just not connected via WAN
[16:51] <nixfreak> its LAN only
[16:52] <h22turbo> delinquentme: http://rolling-ubuntu.blogspot.com/2012/06/ubuntu-1204-tip-booting-to-text-mode.html
[16:52] <nixfreak> do I need to add it to hosts.allow also ?
[16:53] <alci> actionParsnip: what bothers me is that it works... according to the bug report, problem comes from gnutls that won't validate and wrongly sorted ca-chain. Can't see how using sudo will fix that ?
[16:53] <Coded1> I'm looking for the Emacs command to take over the world any ideas?
[16:53] <Pici> Coded1: /join #emacs
[16:53] <nixfreak> ctrl x z (:
[16:53] <actionParsnip> alci: gksudo, not sudo ;)
[16:54] <Coded1> nixfreak: should I run that as root?
[16:54] <Coded1> :)
[16:54] <actionParsnip> alci: gksudo means the GUI app runs as root, without it it runs as user
[16:54] <h22turbo> delinquentme: edit /etc/default/grub, replace quiet splash with text, then do a update-grub
[16:54] <nixfreak> I'm just messing with ya
[16:54] <actionParsnip> nixfreak: so you can't access from outside the network?
[16:54] <Coded1> ahhh man now how am I going to take over the world
[16:55] <nixfreak> so port 80 is open just fine but 22 is still blocked for some reason
[16:55] <actionParsnip> nixfreak: then check your port forwarding
[16:55] <sokel> nixfreak: Why do you want port 22 open?
[16:55] <nixfreak> so I can access a nas server
[16:55] <sokel> nixfreak: Change the port if you're going to have it out in the open.
[16:56] <nixfreak> yeah I can do that , just wanted to know why it wasn't working thats all
[16:56] <sokel> nixfreak: Like actionParsnip said, check your port forwards and firewalls. If it's going through a NAT, you have to take the port forwarding into account.
[16:56] <nixfreak> There is no router only switch
[16:57] <alci> I don't see how running as root will make gnutls behave diffrently... maybe my problem is not related to the bug report...
[16:57] <nixfreak> and no firewall set up yet I haven't locked down the boxes using iptables
[16:58] <sokel> nixfreak: Then check your firewall. sudo iptables -nvL
[16:58] <chamunks> !wordpress
[16:59] <chamunks> whats the best way to get wordpress into my lamp install.
[16:59] <nixfreak> tcp dpt:22
[16:59] <delinquentme> h22turbo, no string matches for "splash" ... and the only thing with " quiet " is GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=true
[16:59] <bismay> Hello everybody..I want to be an ubuntu app developer . Any suggestions what should I learn and from where should I learn?? Currently I know C and C++ .
[17:00] <auronandace> !text | delinquentme
[17:00] <h22turbo> delinquentme: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="text" and GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="text"
[17:01] <h22turbo> then update-grub and reboot
[17:01] <alci> bismay: did you look at http://developer.ubuntu.com/
[17:01] <BluesKaj> bismay, join #ubuntu-devel
[17:02] <bismay> ok
[17:03] <trism> bismay: #ubuntu-app-devel for app dev (not #ubuntu-devel)
[17:04] <BluesKaj> plenty of devels to choose from
[17:05] <bismay> ok
[17:07] <delinquentme> h22turbo, naild it! +1
[17:07] <h22turbo> awesome
[17:08] <delinquentme> yeah I was running the GUI everytime for basically a webserver ... that should free up some processing
[17:10] <lessless> is it possible to use aucdtect which requires libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3 on 12.04?
[17:12] <WDKevin> I changed my user account from 'Custom' to 'Administrator' and now I can't RDP into Xubuntu. What do I need to do to fix that?
[17:12] <WDKevin> Besides changing my account back to custom.
[17:12] <dr_willis> hmm.. makes me wonder how custome differs from admin.
[17:13] <WDKevin> I'm not entirely sure, but the account was already, what I thought to be, an admin.
[17:13] <WDKevin> It's the only account on the box and the same one I installed it with
[17:13] <lessless> or what are other ways to detect mp3 to flac transcode
[17:13] <dr_willis> there may be some rdp group that got changed
[17:13] <WDKevin> But I was having trouble getting it to function as a domain controller so I made my account an admin instead and now RPD is borked.
[17:14] <sunk8> hi
[17:14] <sunk8> any1 here?
[17:14] <dr_willis> lots of people here
[17:14] <WDKevin> 1719 of us
[17:15] <WDKevin> +1
[17:15] <BluesKaj> guess some clients don't show a nicklist :)
[17:15] <dr_willis> i hide the list
[17:15] <TJ-> Can someone remind me of the other packages installed with lmsensors for gui monitoring?
[17:15] <BluesKaj> dr_willis, yeah but not by default
[17:16] <dr_willis> tj- nit sure of any that come with it.... byt there are seveal gui tools out for lm sensors info
[17:16] <sunk8> hi
[17:16] <sunk8> is any1 here?
[17:16] <TJ-> dr_willis: I installed some recently; can't remember what though!
[17:16] <dr_willis> conky, gkrellm, several indicator-applets
[17:17] <sunk8> how come no one is responding?
[17:17] <sunk8> HELLO
[17:17] <WDKevin> lol
[17:17] <dr_willis> sunk8:  we did...
[17:17] <sunk8> :(
[17:17] <WDKevin> HELLO SUNK8
[17:17] <dr_willis> !ask
[17:17] <WDKevin> HOW DO YOU DO
[17:17] <FloodBot1> WDKevin: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:17] <TJ-> dr_willis: I'll search the apt install history
[17:17] <BluesKaj> sunk8, can't you see the text?
[17:22] <untitledwiz> \connect #hadoop
[17:22] <dr_willis> guess not.  ;)
[17:22] <dr_willis> try /join #channelnaame
[17:23] <sunk8> aha
[17:23] <sunk8> BluesKaj I believe it is slow
[17:23] <sunk8> I saw it right now
[17:23] <dr_willis> !lag
[17:23] <sunk8> It appeared right now
[17:24] <BluesKaj> sunk8, what irc client ?
[17:24] <sunk8> I have one question folks: When is Ubuntu 12.10 beta 1 expected?
[17:24] <sunk8> I have one question folks: When is Ubuntu 12.10 beta 1 expected?
[17:24] <sunk8> I have one question folks: When is Ubuntu 12.10 beta 1 expected?
[17:24] <FloodBot1> sunk8: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:24] <dr_willis> !schedule
[17:25] <greenLaptop> This for loop is not doing what I expect: http://pastebin.com/exA2UVWZ
[17:26] <thebishop> any clue when the beta goes live?
[17:27] <Pici> thebishop: when its done
[17:27] <thebishop> Pici, DUDE!
[17:27] <h22turbo> May 24, 2016
[17:27] <delinquentme> So im looking at this page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox/SharedFolders#Getting_VBoxLinuxAdditions.iso  and according to THIS document ... a vboxsf or vboxfs  ... are NOT recognized " file system types "
[17:27] <theadmin> thebishop: Ask in #ubuntu+1, unstable versions are not discussed nor supported here.
[17:27] <delinquentme> however in ANOTHER ubuntu tutorial: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox/SharedFolders#Getting_VBoxLinuxAdditions.iso
[17:28] <delinquentme> they ARE listed ... as accepted types
[17:28] <Pici> thebishop: there is no set time for any of our releases. ISOs need to be tested, etc, so when they're all working to the release manager's satsifaction then the release will be done.
[17:30] <theadmin> delinquentme: vboxsf is the way it works for me, long as the guest additions are installed
[17:30] <theadmin> delinquentme: Also, you linked twice to the same page.
[17:31] <delinquentme> hmm ok maybe I should reinstall the geust additions
[17:31] <delinquentme> oh!
[17:31] <delinquentme> http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/lucid/man8/mount.8.html
[17:31] <delinquentme> derp derp.
[17:32] <TheDixieRose> anyone got any ideas on how to raise a hdd back from the dead without booting from disk or usb ports?
[17:32] <TLoT> TheDixieRose: define "dead"\
[17:32] <TLoT> TheDixieRose: if the drive is *literally* dead, you're out of luck
[17:32] <jcromartie> my Ubuntu machine is out of space
[17:32] <jcromartie> MV
[17:32] <sunk8> thank you ubottu
[17:32] <jzen> Hello you wonderfully helpful volunteers! Could someone tell me how I would get my system to load startx at boot instead of leaving me at a terminal?
[17:32] <jcromartie> I mean it's a VM
[17:32] <TheDixieRose> can run live cds, just barely though
[17:33] <theadmin> delinquentme: Well, vboxsf is not officially supported by mount, a trick is done by guest additions by placing a binary called "mount.vboxsf" in /usr/bin/ I think.
[17:33] <TLoT> jcromartie: then clear out data folders, or upgrade the VM?
[17:33] <TLoT> jcromartie: if you ran out of space, you've got too much data on teh VM then
[17:33] <jcromartie> TLoT: I can't remove the data :P
[17:33] <jcromartie> I mean I can
[17:33] <jcromartie> but it's necessary
[17:33] <jcromartie> the bulk of it is preallocated MongoDB files
[17:33] <TheDixieRose> tlot, well i have some mobility...can go into bios and run live cd ubuntu
[17:33] <TLoT> jcromartie: then upgrade the VM to the next highest disk space level
[17:33] <TLoT> TheDixieRose: that's not what I asked
[17:34] <TLoT> TheDixieRose: the drive/disk/HDD is separate from BIOS
[17:34] <jrib> jzen: the easiest way would be to use a display manager like lightdm (but this should be default)
[17:34] <TLoT> TheDixieRose: just because you can get to BIOS doesn't mean the HDD isnt physically dead
[17:34] <scubes13> question.. what is the command to run the "System > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts" app in Ubuntu/Gnome?
[17:34] <TheDixieRose> right, was just saying these are my only access points into the system
[17:34] <TLoT> TheDixieRose: so boot a LiveUSB
[17:34] <TLoT> TheDixieRose: otherwise, you're kind of SOL
[17:34] <nyRednek> TheDixieRose: 'dead'
[17:35] <TLoT> TheDixieRose: unless you remove the drive and hook it up to a currently-working sytem as a secondary drive
[17:35] <jzen> jrib: lightdm was already installed. :(
[17:35] <theadmin> scubes13: This isn't really the answer, but run alacarte, find that menu entry and look at what it runs.
[17:35] <TLoT> TheDixieRose: but that can invalidate warranties, so...
[17:35] <scubes13> thanks theadmin
[17:35] <TheDixieRose> tlot, hwo would i go about doing that>
[17:35] <TLoT> TheDixieRose: which part?
[17:35] <TheDixieRose> sooooo not worried about warrenties at this point, lol...
[17:35] <TLoT> TheDixieRose: removing the drive and connecting to another system?
[17:36] <TheDixieRose> yes
[17:36] <jrib> jzen: did you disable it?
[17:36] <BluesKaj> TheDixieRose, try the live -media method first either cd or usb stick
[17:36] <TLoT> TheDixieRose: if you don't know how to do that already, you can break things if you start messing around with it, which is why i recommend you only do that *if* you are comfortable messing with the hardware
[17:36] <TLoT> otherwise, start with the LiveUSB
[17:36] <TheDixieRose> it'll fit into my sony viao fine but i'm not sure what do to after that
[17:36] <scubes13> theadmin - "gnome-keybinding-properties" thanks again!
[17:36] <theadmin> scubes13: no problem
[17:37] <TheDixieRose> i have an external hdd but it won't load through the usb port
[17:37] <dynesh> I use a ubuntu 12.04 LTS on dell vostro 1014. my wireless is unable to detect available networks. my wireless driver is AR9285. can someone help me out in this regard
[17:37] <jzen> jrib: no, but reinstalling left me unable to fully load that system. Im trying to use Ubuntu-builder to make an updated Xubuntu w my fav apps
[17:37] <sebersole> after installing opera, per https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OperaBrowser , I can no longer do apt-get updates
[17:37] <TheDixieRose> the error msg is realtek something or another
[17:38] <signornessuno> hi, my pc freeze every time i leave it downloading from amule
[17:38] <sebersole> i experienced the same trying to follow along the instructions for setting up oracle repo too
[17:38] <sebersole> is it just somethign wrong in those wikis?
[17:38] <BluesKaj> !who
[17:38] <TLoT> sebersole: what errors are being thrown when you try?
[17:38] <sebersole> no errors
[17:39] <sebersole> it just hangs
[17:39] <jrib> jzen: reinstalling what?  What didn't fully load?
[17:39] <TLoT> did you try waiting a bit to see whether it fixes itself?
[17:39] <sebersole> eventually they timeout
[17:39] <sebersole> 100% [Waiting for headers]
[17:39] <Loof> Is there any way to skip part of a postinst script... specifically I want to upgrade a package on 'boot' and NOT start/restart the service at that time... let it happen later in the boot process
[17:39] <sebersole> is the last bit i see
[17:39] <Loof> This is via apt-get/aptitude
[17:40] <sebersole> `sudi apt-get update`
[17:40] <TLoT> Loof: you'd have to modify the package...
[17:40] <jzen> jrib: the Xubuntu splash comes up, but no longer gives me even a terminal.
[17:40] <sebersole> but even using ui
[17:40] <theadmin> sebersole: The repo's server is down or somehow else unreachable. Third-party repos aren't really supported.
[17:40] <sebersole> "ubuntu software center"
[17:40] <sebersole> same thing
[17:40] <jrib> jzen: reinstalling what?
[17:41] <Loof> TLoT: Ugh, I'm trying to avoid curating my own package(s) for this... is there no other way?
[17:41] <pidginsucks> !ping
[17:41] <Loof> TLoT: This is part of a chef bootstrapping process... I'm using the system chef package... so I want to use that to update the system
[17:41] <sebersole> well not really sure what that means in terms of what ubuntu needs, but the url is def accessible
[17:41] <dynesh> I use a ubuntu 12.04 LTS on dell vostro 1014. my wireless is unable to detect available networks. my wireless driver is AR9285. can someone help me out in this regard
[17:42] <jzen> jrib: sorry for confusion, i aptget installed lightdm, said it was already there, and installed again anyway
[17:42] <Loof> TLoT: However, chef isn't actually configured at that point... so it fails
[17:42] <signornessuno> it just do it another time now f**k off
[17:42] <TLoT> Loof:  the postinst scripts are there usually for good reasons, if a package has them, you should not remove them unless absolutely necessary, and you can only remove them by removing them from the package.  That's part of dpkg's processes, and the format of packages...
[17:42] <sebersole> http://deb.opera.com/
[17:42] <jrib> jzen: what happens after the splash screen?
[17:42] <TLoT> !language | signornessuno
[17:42] <BobHill> dynesh: wicd program?
[17:42] <jrib> signornessuno: please mind your language
[17:43] <signornessuno> ok but someone can help me, i'm going mad
[17:43] <jzen> jrib: oddly, this added several gnome packages not present at the time. After splash, its frozen, [esc] bings list of tasks, like normal boot, but nothing follows. Im sorry, i think my question is too general.
[17:43] <dr_willis> i dident even see the question...
[17:43] <TLoT> signornessuno: when you use foul language like that, nobody *wants* to help you, afaict you're getting annoyed over nothing.  now what're you trying to get help with, you never really asked anytrhing
[17:43] <sergiu> Hello
[17:43] <dynesh> BobHill : i just installed wicd..it isnt working for me..i used the method from this thread - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1309072
[17:44] <eman_> hello,  my wifi looses connection randomly, i got a tip to check syslog at the time it happend. Now i have but dont know what to look for ?
[17:44] <signornessuno> dr_willis why my pc crash?
[17:44] <TLoT> signornessuno: could be one of a billion reasons, we'd need more information
[17:44] <dr_willis> signornessuno:   first guess.. hardware failure...
[17:44] <hfic> How can I check my r/w speed for usb?
[17:44] <TLoT> !details | signornessuno\
[17:44] <TLoT> bleh
[17:45] <dynesh> BobHill : each time i get into this RTC, im getting different solutions. but none of them actually worked..can someone really help? or should i re-install it all over again?
[17:45] <pidginsucks> Hi. Can i perfom an test in ubuntu like in windows 7? Calculation per seconds, Video in games etc?
[17:45] <jzen> jrib: thank for your time. I think I need to gather more information before I can come back for help. Goodbye
[17:45] <dr_willis> pidginsucks:  there are benchmark tools for linux
[17:45] <h22turbo> ahh man... new kernel update for 12.04 LTS
[17:45] <pidginsucks> dr_willis thanks ;)
[17:46] <BobHill> dynesh: I had a problem with driver one time so I used NDisWrapper in those times, it was card certified for windows
[17:46] <sebersole> sigh time to fire up fedora then i guess since all these programs put out rpms
[17:46] <Loof> Hmph, it's added by dh_installdeb... it would've been good if that had an env variable to skip the start yet do the rest of postinst
[17:46] <Loof> DPKG_NO_START or something :P :)
[17:46] <theadmin> Loof: Unfortunately, APT is not Portage ;)
[17:47] <dynesh> BobHill : what should i do now? will it fix the issue?
[17:47] <jrib> Loof: you can do that, though I don't remember how
[17:47] <signornessuno> i'm running ubuntu 10.04 whit kernel 3.4.1-030401-generic and always apparently randomly the system crash, the screen freeze, can't give any imput with keyboard or mouse, i try a different kernel, i do all upgrades, try disabling compiz, try look at syslog but can't go out from this problem
[17:47] <BobHill> dynesh: maybe somebody else could help U
[17:47] <Loof> jrib: Neither does the postinst script it seems :P :)
[17:48] <dynesh> BobHill : thank u
[17:48] <Loof> I could let chef 'install itself' but then it does something bogus... it installs a new copy of ruby + gems + chef in /opt/
[17:48] <battlehands> I want to install the lighest, noob friendly linux distro with a gui on my netbook.  I want to be able to do it today.  please advise.
[17:48] <Loof> and runs from there
[17:48] <Loof> I've already preped images with chef client installed... but I need to keep the client in sync with the server
[17:49] <Loof> As far as versions, in any case
[17:49] <TJ-> battlehands: I've been enjoying Lubuntu on my low-power notebooks
[17:49] <dr_willis> battlehands:  depends on your needs.. 'noob friendly' is vague.. tiny corelinux is 10mb for the lightest with desktop.
[17:49] <battlehands> TJ-, by low power, are you referring to processing power or the power supply?
[17:49] <dr_willis> battlehands:  lightest ubuntu vaienr is lubuntu
[17:49] <signornessuno> dr_willis how to exclude hardware problem, i don't have this problem on windows
[17:49] <dynesh> My wifi is unable to detect available networks. help me out. the driver is AR9285
[17:49] <TJ-> battlehands: low CPU ability
[17:49] <dr_willis> signornessuno:  and your video card is?
[17:50] <battlehands> dr_willis please take my vagueness as a indication of my level of proficieny (noob)
[17:50] <dr_willis> battlehands:  go lubuntu then...
[17:50] <TJ-> battlehands: But it does also seem not to stress the battery with unnecessary frills
[17:50] <battlehands> TJ-, okay.  that sounds good.
[17:50] <battlehands> TJ- did you install from dvd or usb?
[17:50] <signornessuno> dr_willis, VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82945G/GZ Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02)
[17:51] <dr_willis> there not much need for the ubuntu 'dvd' for most people
[17:51] <TJ-> battlehands: What I like is, it's still part of the Ubuntu family with access to everything the big bad CPU/GPU guzzling Unity desktop :)
[17:51] <TJ-> battlehands: First one, I did a debootstrap side-by-side... for the others, a network install from a PXE server
[17:52] <TJ-> battlehands: a USB stick with the ISO CD image on it is simplest for you I'd think
[17:52] <dr_willis> signornessuno:  id try out 12.04 and see if it runs better. theres been a lot of work done on intel drivers and other stuff in the new releases
[17:52] <TJ-> battlehands: It depends on whether those systems will boot from USB ... older devices sometimes won't
[17:52] <jrib> Loof: I *think* you need to read /usr/share/doc/sysv-rc/README.policy-rc.d.gz
[17:53] <signornessuno> dr_willis, can do upgrade-dist or i must do a fresh install?
[17:53] <dr_willis> signornessuno:  i always do clean installs
[17:53] <dr_willis> less problems that way
[17:53] <unperson> Hi.  I'm wondering if anyone here has run this game Diaspora: Shattered Armistice on lucid successfully?  I'm trying to do so here, but the sound isn't working.  The only clue is a message that says "openal:463: Unknown error number 0x0000a004".
[17:53] <battlehands> TJ- I will give it a shot
[17:53] <unperson> I'm guessing this means there's a problem with Open AL, but I have no idea what or how I might fix it.
[17:54] <signornessuno> dr_willis, ok i try thanks for help hope it's a solution
[17:54] <unperson> The message "unknown error message" is generally a discourage sign. :-/
[17:55] <mercvrivs> please, how to start sshd only manually? (ie., dont start at login)
[17:55] <Xajin>  I attmepted to use aptitude to install memcached on an ubuntu machine, it came back with several pacakges to remove in addition to installing memcache.  Its strange to me why it would require me to remove a package like postfix.  Here is a full list of packages it wants to remove.  Anyone have any thoughts on this? http://pastebin.com/e0gZHVcT
[17:55] <zykotick9> Xajin: if you use 12.04 you shouldn't be using aptitude... see "/msg ubottu aptitude" for details...
[17:55] <eman_> help whit 12.04 wifi, my wireless connection randomly looses connection, have to reconnect to make it work again?
[17:56] <krababbel> unperson: remove its links in/etc/rc*
[17:56] <Xajin> zykotick9: I guess that might be an issue, heh thanks.
[17:56] <unperson> krababbel, The links for what, Open AL?
[17:57] <mercvrivs> please, how to setup sshd to start only manually? (ie., dont start at boot)
[17:57] <heisenmink> mercvrivs: why?
[17:57] <theadmin> mercvrivs: update-rc.d sshd disable
[17:58] <mercvrivs> because ill use my pc as server somethimes
[17:58] <mercvrivs> thank you
[17:58] <krababbel> mercvrivs: : remove its links in/etc/rc*
[17:58] <krababbel> unperson: sorry
[17:58] <unperson> krababbel, Np, I figured out you must have been talking to him.
[17:59] <unperson> krababbel, Which explained what your answer made no sense.  :-)
[18:00] <SnowmanX11> Can anybody give me a link to linux driver or config file which makes this audicard work with 5.1 sound through jacks? ::: 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family High Definition Audio Controller (rev 05)
[18:00] <unperson> krababbel, Aren't you supposed to use update-rc or something for that these days?
[18:00] <krababbel> unperson: yes, didn't know the command :)
[18:00] <SnowmanX11> I can't find any. :-(
[18:01] <theadmin> unperson: update-rc.d
[18:02] <jrib> theadmin, unperson: ssh uses an upstart-style script though
[18:02] <BluesKaj> SnowmanX11, sudo modprobe snd_hda_intel , that should load your audio driver , but make sure you alsamixer ctls turned up and unmuted , no MM in the ctrl boxes
[18:02] <theadmin> jrib: Ah.
[18:02] <unperson> jrib, Wondered about that too.  No idea how that works.
[18:02] <jrib> mercvrivs: read in the upstart cook book about overrides
[18:03] <jrib> theadmin, unperson: ^
[18:03] <unperson> jrib, Good someone knows these things.  :-)  Sometimes it does seem like stuff that used to be really easy is now really complicated, though.
[18:03] <jrib> mercvrivs, theadmin, unperson: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/#override-files
[18:04] <theadmin> unperson: Upstart is actually easier than SysV init, though I prefer OpenRC
[18:04] <unperson> jrib, Well, I must admit in this case that was pretty easy.
[18:05] <xt_hydra> hey doe som1 know how would i know the dependency of the package "xubuntu-desktop"
[18:05] <jrib> xt_hydra: apt-cache depends xubuntu-desktop, but why?
[18:06] <unperson> So I take it that no one has a clue what "openal:463: Unknown error number 0x0000a004" may mean?  (I'd even settle for just what the 463 refers to, I guess.)
[18:06] <xt_hydra> jrib : trying to scan sensors ..doesnt seem to show up.. i only see my GPU
[18:06] <jrib> unperson: yes, though the fact services can still be of the new upstart-type or the old sysv-type make it confusing
[18:06] <SnowmanX11> BluesKaj: ok, I did and? How do I test it?
[18:06] <hwilde_> how do I undo the last round of updates that I installed ??
[18:07] <theadmin> hwilde_: You can't. Downgrading is not supported.
[18:08] <Haix64> Hi. How does Ubuntu enable coloring of outputs in console, and also in nano? I wanna do the same in Arch
[18:09] <hwilde_> theadmin, the update broke my audio and nobody will help me fix it.  I demand to know how to undo
[18:09] <theadmin> hwilde_: You can demand all you want, it's not possible and nobody will tell you how to do it.
[18:09] <ejcweb> I'm struggling to get an external monitor (ViewSonic LED 1080p) working on Ubuntu 12.04. It shows up in the Displays settings window, but when I try to turn it 'on' I get an error message saying the configuration could not be applied.
[18:09] <hwilde_> theadmin, you are unhelpful.
[18:09] <ejcweb> Is there some driver I need to install?
[18:10] <hwilde_> help my sound is stuttering 11.04  http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=d305cc96e83735bd7b448165d147189dcb72b971
[18:10] <theadmin> hwilde_: Well, good luck is all I can say.
[18:10] <hwilde_> my sound used to work fine for many months.  a week ago I ran an update and now it stutters
[18:10] <hwilde_> the stuttering happens in youtube, totem, and on command line
[18:10] <theadmin> hwilde_: Oh, sound stuttering... Have you tried getting rid of Pulseaudio, if that's possible in your environment? (I seem to have that trouble with Pulse but not with "plain" ALSA)
[18:11] <hwilde_> how do I "get rid of pulseaudio"
[18:11] <BluesKaj> SnowmanX11, alt+f2 type phonon
[18:11] <hwilde_> I have been asking since monday in here and in #alsa and nobody has replied
[18:11] <Haix64> Hi. Can someone please tell me how does Ubuntu enable that console coloring?
[18:12] <hwilde_> I would really like a way to "test drive" the updates and see if they break my system, or a way to undo
[18:12] <theadmin> hwilde_: If you're using GNOME/Unity you don't really have an option, since GNOME is highly dependent on Pulse. However, if you're using KDE/XFCE/LXDE you won't have trouble doing it. Just sudo apt-get remove pulseaudio
[18:12] <BluesKaj> hwilde_, if you get rid of pulseaudio , you may not have any audio on websites
[18:12] <hwilde_> everytime I get it working it works great for months, then some update breaks
[18:12] <jrib> Haix64: why not ask in #archlinux how to enable colors in your terminal?  I'm pretty sure both ubuntu and arch allow you to use colors by default and nothing special needs to be done
[18:12] <hwilde_> so why can't we test the updates first like when changing screen resolution and it says click here to accept or it will revert in 45 seconds
[18:12] <hwilde_> It didn't upgrade my kernel version it's just some package update that broke my audio
[18:13] <BluesKaj> theadmin, pulseaudio is necessary on kde as much as gnome now , at least in my experience
[18:13] <hwilde_> how do I find a list of the most recent changes made by the upated
[18:13] <gcmalloc> hwilde_, you can set up a wm to do this
[18:13] <theadmin> BluesKaj: Really? That's weird -- I'm on Precise, I just did sudo apt-get remove pulseaudio, rebooted and KMix fell to ALSA (calling devices something entirely odd though)
[18:13] <Haix64> jrib: I didn't get a clear answer at #archlinux, and also Arch's default coloring is very little. I wanna make it as extended as Ubuntu :-D thanks anyway though
[18:13] <sebersole> when running apt-get update, what does an error like this mean? W: Failed to fetch http://oss.oracle.com/debian/dists/unstable/main/binary-i386/Packages  Undetermined Error
[18:13] <hwilde_> how do I find a list of the most recent changes made by the updates
[18:13] <jrib> Haix64: you just mean the bash prompt? Or... what exactly?
[18:13] <theadmin> sebersole: Why the heck are you using a Debian repo on Ubuntu?
[18:14] <delinquentme> "        usershare owner only=false        "    ... does that look like a correct variable / setting configuration statement?
[18:14] <delinquentme> shouldn't it have underscores or something?
[18:14] <BluesKaj> theadmin, I mean for webaudio , alsa can still handle audio on the HDD
[18:14] <sebersole> you do realize ubuntu wikis recommend this right?
[18:14] <theadmin> BluesKaj: Not sure what web audio is. Flash works fine, HTML5 stuff works fine...
[18:14] <hwilde_> how do I find a list of the most recent changes made by the updates
[18:14] <Haix64> jrib: run "ls" in Ubuntu and for different file types/permissions/... there are different colors. Arch doesn't do the same. Besides, in a console in Ubuntu, nano hightlights source codes, nano in Arch doesn't
[18:14] <hwilde_> It didn't upgrade my kernel version it's just some package update that broke my audio
[18:14] <theadmin> sebersole: I don't trust wikis (they are user created content... Anyone could have copy-pasted this from, say, Debian's site)
[18:15] <hwilde_> I would really like a way to "test drive" the updates and see if they break my system, or a way to undo
[18:15] <theadmin> Haix64: alias ls='ls --color'
[18:15] <hwilde_> It didn't upgrade my kernel version it's just some package update that broke my audio
[18:15] <gcmalloc> Haix64, wait what ?
[18:15] <hwilde_> I have been asking since monday in here and in #alsa and nobody has replied
[18:15] <hwilde_> my sound used to work fine for many months.  a week ago I ran an update and now it stutters
[18:15] <BluesKaj> theadmin, ok , but my onboard doesn't , and neither does my pci audio card , for flash and html5 I still need pulse
[18:15] <hwilde_> the stuttering happens in youtube, totem, and on command line
[18:15] <Haix64> theadmin: does work! what to do with nano?
[18:15] <nightcrawler786> how can I remove the games package from 12.04.01
[18:16] <hwilde_> help my sound is stuttering 11.04  http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=d305cc96e83735bd7b448165d147189dcb72b971
[18:16] <theadmin> Haix64: wait, wut? nano does coloring on Ubuntu? That's... new to me
[18:16] <jrib> Haix64: ubuntu just aliases ls to "ls --color=auto"
[18:16] <theadmin> nightcrawler786: I think you sudo apt-get remove gnome-games
[18:16] <Haix64> gcmalloc: I'm asking how to enable console colors
[18:16] <nightcrawler786> theadmin, that removes gnome and unity as part of the dependencies
[18:17] <theadmin> nightcrawler786: Oh, wow
[18:17] <Haix64> jrib: you're right, the same thing works in arh
[18:17] <nightcrawler786> theadmin, I pretty much lose my entire desktop
[18:17] <jrib> hwilde_: honestly, I would try 12.04 and if the problem doesn't exist there, I would upgrade.  11.04 will be unsupported next month anyway
[18:17] <theadmin> nightcrawler786: Not cool...
[18:17] <nightcrawler786> theadmin, yeah, Its pretty bad
[18:17] <gcmalloc> Haix64, with ubuntu ? uncomment the force colo line in ~/.bashrc
[18:17] <jrib> Haix64: for nano, I guess just look at the /etc/nanorc that ships with ubuntu.  I don't know anything about nano
[18:17] <theadmin> nightcrawler786: Try removing every individual game then? I can't imagine there be more than like 15
[18:17] <gcmalloc> Haix64, for nano http://how-to.wikia.com/wiki/How_to_use_syntax_highlighting_with_the_GNU_nano_text_editor
[18:17] <nightcrawler786> I did that too
[18:17] <nightcrawler786> theadmin, I did that too
[18:18] <theadmin> nightcrawler786: Hm, same thing I'd think?
[18:18] <Haix64> alright. to make it default, I gotta add the alias in /etc/profile, right?
[18:18] <nightcrawler786> still not very helpful
[18:18] <nightcrawler786> theadmin, yep
[18:18] <jrib> Haix64: you can just use your ~/.bashrc
[18:18] <theadmin> nightcrawler786: Bah... Sorry, I have no idea :(
[18:18] <nightcrawler786> Ubuntu is pretty bad with the dependencies
[18:18] <theadmin> nightcrawler786: I know... I wish we had USE flags D:
[18:19] <nightcrawler786> theadmin, I personally use gentoo ;)
[18:19] <hfic> How can I check my r/w speed for usb?
[18:19] <hwilde_> how do I find a list of the most recent changes made by the updates
[18:19] <nightcrawler786> theadmin, but I have to make a virtualbox Ubuntu for the newbies in India :)
[18:19] <hfic> or disk r/w either way
[18:19] <hwilde_> It didn't upgrade my kernel version it's just some package update that broke my audio
[18:19] <OerHeks> nightcrawler786, did you use aptitude to remove?
[18:20] <nightcrawler786> OerHeks, nope
[18:20] <nightcrawler786> OerHeks, aptitude remove gnome-games?
[18:20] <OerHeks> nightcrawler786, no, aptitude can break stuff, on 64 bit ubuntu
[18:20] <KillJoy> cant you do: sudo rm "name of game"
[18:21] <theadmin> KillJoy: No you can't... That's Windows thinking
[18:21] <nightcrawler786> OerHeks, I don't wanna use something that Ubuntu is about to phase out for good reason
[18:21] <theadmin> KillJoy: apt will just reinstall them on next upgrade
[18:21] <TJ-> fingerprint-gui ... very cool! (if you have a lappie with a fingerprint scanner)
[18:21] <KillJoy> good point
[18:22] <dryicebomb> hwilde_ you can less /var/log/dpkg.log and /var/log/apt/history.log
[18:23] <nightcrawler786> Ubuntu Business edition ships without the games package but then ships other garbage that I don't need
[18:23] <theadmin> nightcrawler786: Use the minimal CD?
[18:23] <theadmin> nightcrawler786: It's sort of like a netinstall, you choose what you want
[18:23] <mercvrivs> update-rc.d sshd disable returns an error:
[18:24] <mercvrivs> update-rc.d: /etc/init.d/sshd: file does not exist
[18:24] <nightcrawler786> theadmin, there is a minimal CD? You mean alternate CD?
[18:24] <theadmin> nightcrawler786: no no
[18:24] <jrib> nightcrawler786: why don't you want the games package?
[18:24] <theadmin> nightcrawler786: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[18:25] <jrib> mercvrivs: you did not read what was told to you after the update-rc.d suggestion.
[18:25] <mercvrivs> what?
[18:25] <nightcrawler786> theadmin, I wonder if not installing games will be an option. I'll try it out
[18:25] <jrib> mercvrivs: that you should be using upstart override files, not update-rc.d
[18:26] <theadmin> nightcrawler786: I'm almost entirely sure... Kubuntu doesn't include many games (includes one, but it's removable too easily)
[18:26] <nightcrawler786> theadmin, my guess is that it will be installed as part of Unity
[18:26] <sedeki> how do I rebuild my apt repository index?
[18:26] <theadmin> sedeki: apt-get update
[18:26] <mercvrivs> oh sorry i didnt see that
[18:26] <sedeki> theadmin, i get an error when I do that
[18:26] <mercvrivs> how to install
[18:26] <jrib> mercvrivs: how to install what?
[18:26] <mercvrivs> upstart
[18:27] <jrib> mercvrivs: you already have upstart
[18:27] <jrib> mercvrivs: see http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/#override-files
[18:27] <mercvrivs> thank you ill see
[18:28] <theadmin> nightcrawler786: There's some minimal gnome package, and unity doesn't depend on any games afaik
[18:28] <xt_hydra> i don't find libxfce4panel on lauch pad... that might be an issue
[18:28] <nightcrawler786> theadmin, thanks for the link. Will try out the minimal CD
[18:29] <theadmin> nightcrawler786: Okay, but HUGE warning: You'll need some form of internet connection, most likely wired, during the install.
[18:29] <nightcrawler786> theadmin, thats fine
[18:29] <nightcrawler786> theadmin, internet connection is not something I need to worry about in the US
[18:29] <nightcrawler786> :)
[18:30] <xt_hydra> hmm.. libxfce4panel is on RPM's
[18:30] <theadmin> nightcrawler786: Heh. Well I for example have a wireless router and people complain when I try to use wired
[18:30] <theadmin> xt_hydra: You don't use RPM on Ubuntu
[18:30] <xt_hydra> lol i think ive unpacked them a few time for source compiles
[18:31] <xt_hydra> i dont think thats an issue.. rather than being told to use launch pad to install xfce stuffs
[18:31] <theadmin> xt_hydra: Huh. Can't you just sudo apt-get install xfce4?
[18:32] <xt_hydra> the fact is i need librarys to compile xfce stuffs
[18:33] <theadmin> xt_hydra: sudo apt-get install libxfce*-dev
[18:33] <xt_hydra> going to look depend
[18:33] <fluffy> hello
[18:33] <theadmin> xt_hydra: My bad, sudo apt-get install 'libxfce.*-dev'
[18:34] <xt_hydra> the things is im trying to compile a plugin for xfcepanel
[18:34] <xt_hydra> and i cant find the damn libxfcepanel
[18:34] <xt_hydra> its rather funny isnt it?
[18:35] <theadmin> xt_hydra: You can use "apt-get source" to download source code of individual packages, if you have source repos enabled
[18:35] <xt_hydra> uh...
[18:35] <xt_hydra> ookay...
[18:35] <xt_hydra> how do i search into source repository?
[18:35] <Thunderb0lT> hi there, compiz eats my memory. what to do?
[18:36] <theadmin> xt_hydra: sudo apt-get update ; sudo vim /etc/apt/sources.list ; enable source repos ; apt-cache search "blah"
[18:36] <xt_hydra> ook.. i see
[18:36] <theadmin> xt_hydra: Err, first edit the file, then apt-get update
[18:38]  * eon01 is away: Occupé
[18:38] <Thunderb0lT> lol
[18:38] <theadmin> !away > eon01
[18:38] <xt_hydra> isnt source repos.. are actually links?
[18:39] <theadmin> xt_hydra: Well yes, they are...
[18:39] <Froward> my tum tum hurts :( please fix this, ubuntu dev team
[18:39] <Froward> jk but for real it is ouchie
[18:39] <xt_hydra> theadmin or infact is there a commands or a place where i can find repositorys?
[18:40] <theadmin> xt_hydra: /etc/apt/sources.list contains all the official repositories, one per line. Lines starting with # are ignored.
[18:40] <alex-> warning: mysqli_query() [function.mysqli-query]: (HY000/2013): Lost connection to MySQL server during query in /srv/drupal-6.x/includes/database.mysqli.inc on line 114.
[18:40] <alex-> user warning: MySQL server has gone away query: SELECT data, created, headers, expire, serialized FROM cache WHERE cid = 'theme_registry:ubuntu10' in /srv/drupal-6.x/includes/cache.inc on line 25.
[18:40] <theadmin> xt_hydra: http://repogen.simplylinux.ch can help you regenerate a sources.list for your needs
[18:40] <xt_hydra> theadmin ok thank you
[18:40] <Thunderb0lT> compiz eats Memory and causes so much Load.  uses 3 processor out of 4..what should i do ?
[18:41] <fredddiiiii> I just installed the Zukitwo theme but how do I enable it?
[18:41] <fluffy> How can I rotate a pdf when the file is open? I scanned a book I am reading and I turned it into a pdf. but I forgot to rotate it...Is there any way to do this?
[18:42] <xt_hydra> fluffy : press : ctrl + left
[18:43] <fluffy> xt_hydra: thanks
[18:43] <fredddiiiii> xt_hydra, could you help me with my issue?
[18:43] <fredddiiiii> I want to use Ubuntu but I want to theme it nicely. :(
[18:43] <fredddiiiii> And it all seems rather complicated.
[18:43] <theadmin> !themes | fredddiiiii
[18:43] <kyle__> Thunderb0lT: I thought there was a way to tone it down (but not completely disable) compiz without switching to unity2d, but it might require an extra control panel.
[18:43] <alex-> who is in charge of the ubuntu website?
[18:43] <kyle__> Thunderb0lT: if you switch to unity2d, no compiz :)
[18:44] <fredddiiiii> theadmin I installed WebUp8 repository and apt-get installed the theme but how do I enable it?
[18:44] <theadmin> fredddiiiii: Power icon -> Settings -> Appearance (something along those lines)
[18:44] <fredddiiiii> The theme is not listed.
[18:44] <fredddiiiii> It uses unico.
[18:44] <theadmin> fredddiiiii: Probably incompatible with your current software sets, then
[18:45] <Thunderb0lT> kyle_: I did everything, not only 2d but also xfce, ldce, cinnamon, flux..all the lightweight desktop environments..no sense
[18:47] <Thunderb0lT> kyle_: would it be sth related with bumblebee?
[18:47] <kyle__> Thunderb0lT: If you choose ubuntu2d when you log in (click the little ubuntu icon to the upper right of your name), compiz doesn't run.
[18:47] <fredddiiiii> http://www.webupd8.org/2012/04/zukitwo-zukini-holo-theme-packs-updated.html
[18:47] <fredddiiiii> Ubuntu 12.04. :(
[18:47] <fredddiiiii> It is what I have.
[18:47] <FloodBot1> fredddiiiii: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:47] <Eagleman7> I am trying to make a backup of my ubuntu machine using clnezilla but i cant gt it to work
[18:47] <fredddiiiii> theadmin, trying to install Zukitwo as listed there.
[18:47] <kyle__> sth bumblebee?
[18:48] <fredddiiiii> And I just got Ubuntu but I am very confused as to how to enable it.
[18:48] <kyle__> Sith bumblebee?
[18:48] <Thunderb0lT> kyle_: dude i know how to choose 2d lol..i thought there were any other ways to increase system performance..
[18:48] <fredddiiiii> I isntalled the repository, installed the theme, but how to enable it? =(
[18:48] <fredddiiiii> It is not listed under themes.
[18:48] <kyle__> Thunderb0lT: Ahh.  Well, did you install sar?  It's a bit arcane, but it's a fantastic way to see what is using up resources on your system.
[18:49] <fredddiiiii> Does anyone have any experience with installing and enabling themes? I want to install Zukitwo: http://www.webupd8.org/2012/04/zukitwo-zukini-holo-theme-packs-updated.html
[18:49] <Thunderb0lT> kyle_: i use top command and got a System Load Indicator..
[18:49] <kyle__> Thunderb0lT: install sar, (I think it's apt-get install atsar in 'buntu), run like normal for a few days.
[18:49] <kyle__> Thunderb0lT: Then bone up on your sar reading skills (google will pull up some good articles, manpage isn't the greatest for this one), and read the data with sar -A, etc.
[18:50] <kyle__> Thunderb0lT: It will tell you what's chewing up your system: slow drives, too little ram, too many processes, etc.
[18:51] <Thunderb0lT> kyle_: The program 'sar' can be found in the following packages:* sysstat & * atsar..which one?
[18:51] <hlpme> anybody want to help me fix unity? I've tried reinstalling it by various means. My dash bar is purple and menu bar empty.
[18:52] <skunkworks> stupid question...  How do I transfer terminal history from one terminal to another (like F! to F2)
[18:53] <kyle__> Thunderb0lT: Either or.  sysstat is the package it usually comes with in other distros, but atsar is about the same I think.
[18:54] <Thunderb0lT> kyle_: installed both. what to do now
[18:54] <souterrain> I've put ubuntu on USB flash drive using PDL's UUI tool. Is anyone familiar with how I would change the boot menu?  It doesn't seem to have the "persistent" option by default.
[18:54] <kyle__> Thunderb0lT: Now check /etc/defaults for a file, something like sar or atsar or sysstat.  edit it to make sure sar is set to run.
[18:54] <kyle__>  /etc/default rather
[18:55] <napster> souterrain: Copy the bash history file, may be?
[18:55] <kyle__> Thunderb0lT: Actually, just checked on a 12.04 box, it's run automatically, no file editing necessary :)  Now just use the system normally for a day or three.
[18:56] <Coded1> heh never thought I'd be able to run a Win7 guest on a Linux (Ubuntu) host **with** aero!
[18:56] <napster> skunkworks: : Copy the bash history file, may be?
[18:57] <skunkworks> napster, I will look
[18:57] <Thunderb0lT> kyle_: i dont understand what to edit in that file, sysstat is included in /etc/default dir
[18:57] <kyle__> Thunderb0lT: As long as there isn't a line that says, "disabled=true" or something, you're good.  It makes it obvious if it's disabled or not.
[18:58] <Thunderb0lT> kyle_: ah there is ENABLED=false
[18:58] <fredddiiiii> Does anyone have any experience with installing and enabling themes? I want to install Zukitwo: http://www.webupd8.org/2012/04/zukitwo-zukini-holo-theme-packs-updated.html
[18:58] <kyle__> Thunderb0lT: OK.  So you know what to do.  After you're done, wait a few minutes, then run sar -A.  It should show you info about the current day.
[18:58] <xt_hydra> theadmin : i still end up on RPM find
[18:59] <Meznev> Hey, is there a repo that is more aggressive with updating stuff?
[18:59] <kyle__> brb
[18:59] <fredddiiiii> Does anyone know how to make Ubuntu look sexy?
[19:00] <fredddiiiii> Or does everyone just run the default theme?
[19:00] <wilee-nilee> souterrain, I would just use a loader that makes a casper-rw persistent but there are ways to do it here is one link.  http://shallowsky.com/blog/linux/install/ubuntu-persistent-live-cd.html
[19:00] <nannes> HIIII
[19:00] <Meznev> I liked the default theme for the pre-unity stuff
[19:00] <fredddiiiii> Meznev, pre-unity?
[19:00] <souterrain> wilee-nilee: I just figured it out myself... /cdrom/syslinux/txt.cfg
[19:00] <pcbsdl1> nannes: Hi
[19:00] <fredddiiiii> I just want to know how to make Ubuntu look better.
[19:01] <Coded1> fredddiiiii: I just got ubuntu going with cairo-dock + compiz stuff and it looks perdy
[19:01] <fredddiiiii> I do not like this red / brown theme.
[19:01] <wilee-nilee> souterrain, cool. ;
[19:01] <fredddiiiii> Coded1, can I see your desktop?
[19:01] <wilee-nilee> ;0
[19:01] <pcbsdl1> fredddiiiii: install e17 ? :P
[19:01] <_Trullo> my compiz crashes at startup :/
[19:01] <souterrain> wilee-nilee: thanks for the link
[19:01] <Thunderb0lT> kyle_: i think i have to add that option myself, sysstat -A
[19:01] <wilee-nilee> _Trullo, have you tweaked it?
[19:02] <nannes> anyone who managed to install gnome3 on *lucid* without dist-upgrade?  I want someone who makes me hope for the best :D lol
[19:02] <fredddiiiii> pcbsdl1, e17? I am new to Ubuntu and want to permanently install it on my notebook.
[19:02] <fredddiiiii> But I like dark blue styles.
[19:03] <nannes> Cause I heard of many problems, and I don't wanna meet them
[19:03] <pcbsdl1> Meznev: Looking for a particular updated all or all of them ?
[19:03] <wilee-nilee> souterrain, no problem you can actually have a casper-rw partition and have a gigantic persistent if you had the room.
[19:03] <Coded1> and for bonus points I installed VMWare Workstation 9.0 with Unity for a Win7 Guest to watch netflix
[19:03] <Coded1> :)
[19:04] <fredddiiiii> Ugh these join / leave messages.
[19:04] <fredddiiiii> Coded1, can I see your desktop? Can you upload a screenshot to http://ompldr.org or so?
[19:04] <Meznev> pcbsdl1: Well, quite a few. Stuff like nagios, nginx, and other network monitoring tools and such
[19:04] <souterrain> wilee-nilee: now that 8GB flash is so cheap, it's very useful.
[19:04] <jrib> nannes: why not use 12.04? :/
[19:04] <Meznev> pcbsdl1: I take it your a BSD person? :D
[19:04] <pcbsdl1> Meznev: shhhhhh!!!!!
[19:04] <_Trullo> wilee-nilee, nope not yet, is there a log file?
[19:05] <wilee-nilee> _Trullo, not sure really, how is it crashing?
[19:05] <nannes> jrib: Because I fell in love with Lucid, Don't wanna leave it
[19:05] <nannes> :(
[19:05] <nannes> for a ugly and stupid pangolin
[19:05] <nannes> lol
[19:05] <_Trullo> I just get a message it crashed..
[19:05] <fredddiiiii> Can anyone help me guiding me on how to theme Ubuntu? :(
[19:05] <billc> i would like to install a belkin home base control center on my ubuntu.
[19:05] <jrib> nannes: ... ok
[19:06] <Meznev> I noticed nagios is still running 3.2.0 in ubuntu unless you jump to Quantal
[19:06] <Pecker> fredddiiiii: what are you trying to do
[19:06] <wilee-nilee> nannes, lucid will be end of life soon, love wont matter then. ;)
[19:06] <pcbsdl1> Meznev: You can add in debian repos see if you get newer versions of what you want
[19:06] <Meznev> I think debian has the same problem. Or, rather ubuntu has the same problem as debian. :)
[19:06] <fredddiiiii> Pecker originally I tried to install this skin according to this guide: http://www.webupd8.org/2012/04/zukitwo-zukini-holo-theme-packs-updated.html
[19:06] <fredddiiiii> Zukitwo.
[19:06] <fredddiiiii> Pecker, I added the repository, I installed the skin, but I have no idea how to enable it. It is not listed in the control panel.
[19:06] <fredddiiiii> So I am hoping somebody in here knows how to theme Ubuntu.
[19:06] <pcbsdl1> Meznev: Ubuntu uses Debian-Exp debs if I recall
[19:08] <nannes> jrib, wilee-nilee: Jokes apart, I need to install it on Lucid cause I can't update now, because I have many configs and many progs compiled by sources which take long time to reinstall, and i'm not even sure that they'd work on precise
[19:08] <pcbsdl1> Meznev: I am sure if you hunt on google you can find custom repos with updated nagios, regardless if the program doesn't have a bug or a security issue don't see the need to update.
[19:08] <nannes> so, anyone who tried gnome3 on Lucid? :(
[19:08] <fredddiiiii> Any idea Pecker?
[19:08] <Meznev> pcbsdl1: Yea, just some of the changes are stuff I'd like. It's not a huge deal, really.
[19:09] <hlpme> anybody want to help me fix unity? I've tried reinstalling it by various means. My dash bar is purple and menu bar empty.
[19:09] <wilee-nilee> hlpme, this the same install you were working on about 12 hrs ago?
[19:10] <hlpme> i'm back
[19:10] <wilee-nilee> !who | hlpme
[19:10] <Meznev> I fixed unity by switching it back to gnome. :P
[19:11] <Meznev> YMMV :)
[19:11] <stainless_steel_> hello
[19:11] <stainless_steel_> i'm having trouble with wifi in some networks
[19:11] <hlpme> hehe meznev. wilee, my latest effort was sudo apt-get install --reinstall ubuntu-mono ubuntu-minimal ubuntu-desktop unity unity-common unity-2d
[19:11] <stainless_steel_> with ubuntu 12.04
[19:12] <fredddiiiii> I want my Ubuntu to look like this: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-1FlYouKawV0/T5rFtJt6-5I/AAAAAAAAIyM/kDS5nbI2vw4/s1600/zukitwo-gshell.png
[19:13] <alex-> warning: mysqli_query() [function.mysqli-query]: (HY000/2013): Lost connection to MySQL server during query in /srv/drupal-6.x/includes/database.mysqli.inc on line 114.user warning: MySQL server has gone away query: SELECT data, created, headers, expire, serialized FROM cache WHERE cid = 'theme_registry:ubuntu10' in /srv/drupal-6.x/includes/cache.inc on line 25.
[19:13] <wilee-nilee> hlpme, Here is a site that has full lists of the installed pkgs in the desktops look in playing around in  the left panel.  Honestly I think you are trying ti fix a install running on one leg anyway and that one is broken.  http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/
[19:14] <Pici> alex-: when are you getting that?
[19:14] <wilee-nilee> or just a lack of the knowledge to fix it, which will not help you.
[19:15] <solifugus> nickserv identify alpoly*71
[19:15] <Pici> solifugus: please change your password.
[19:15] <solifugus> right away
[19:17] <hlpme> !wilee: this is a new reinstall. I reinstalled it because it kept crashing. I'm loathe to reinstall it for the n'th time. I'm not sure what to do; I'd always thought linux was stable but I'm having second thoughts.
[19:17] <Coded1> how can I take a screen shot ?
[19:17] <fredddiiiii> Can anyone help me and turn my default Ubuntu install to this: http://lassekongo83.deviantart.com/art/Zukitwo-203936861
[19:17] <erictr1ck> i'm trying to associate .php files to open by default with Aptana Atudio 3 but am ahving no luck. When right clicking on a .php file and going to Properties->Open With->Show other applications Aptana is not in the list. Please help.
[19:18] <alex-> Pici: When I visited http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu
[19:20] <stainless_steel_> can anyone help me with wifi connection problems?
[19:20] <Pici> alex-: is it still happening?
[19:20] <alex-> Pici: http://1.nl.eu.org/gha.png
[19:20] <wilee-nilee> fredddiiiii, my stock gnome 3 looks like that except for the last folder
[19:20] <alex-> no idea
[19:20] <alex-> nope, works now
[19:21] <fredddiiiii> wilee-nilee, I installed Ubuntu and nothing is transparent
[19:21] <wilee-nilee> fredddiiiii, that is not a unity desktop
[19:22] <wilee-nilee> I have my top panel hiding as well
[19:23] <fredddiiiii> wilee-nilee, how do I turn my Ubuntu into that?
[19:23] <fredddiiiii> And why does Ubuntu not look like that per default? I do not like this look at all.
[19:23] <wilee-nilee> fredddiiiii, first you would install gnome-shell, then look at the web for clues.
[19:23] <pringlescan> Did anyone else have SSH fail to auto-start when they upgraded to 12.04 LTS on Amazon AWS?
[19:23] <fredddiiiii> Thank you.
[19:24] <MonkeyDust> fredddiiiii  the tadte of one single user can not be the default layout
[19:24] <MonkeyDust> taste*
[19:24] <fredddiiiii> wilee-nilee, gnome-shell is already installed.
[19:24] <fredddiiiii> How do I activate gnome-shell?
[19:24] <wilee-nilee> fredddiiiii, good then you are half way there.
[19:24] <wilee-nilee> fredddiiiii, at login in the dropdown
[19:25] <MonkeyDust> fredddiiiii  install gnome-shell, logout, select gnome-shell, login
[19:26] <Froward> Hello dudes. I have tried several times to install the proprietary drivers for my videocard, using the software center. It fails every time. What steps should I take to rectify this?
[19:27] <gordonjcp> Froward: you could pastebin the error message you get
[19:27] <Froward> Okay!
[19:27] <wilee-nilee> Froward, and identify the card to the channel.
[19:27] <Ascavasaion> I used to be able to maximise and minimise applications in the panel at the bottom by just clicking on the item in the panel.  that no longer works.  any pointers please?
[19:29] <Froward> here is my crashlog: http://pastebin.com/B4eCspsY
[19:29] <Froward> the card is a HD 5470
[19:29] <Froward> by ATI
[19:30] <wilee-nilee> Ascavasaion, you might identify the release the desktop and wht you have maybe done leading to this for example any window manager changes
[19:30] <LucasCampos> Hello there. I have a Dell Inspiron 14R, and it has some buttons that I have no idea how they're called. How can I find it?
[19:30] <LucasCampos> I'm using Xubuntu 12.04, 64bits, btw
[19:30] <pcbsdl1> LucasCampos: Be more specific ?
[19:30] <Ascavasaion> wilee-nilee: Ubuntu 11.04, Gnome classic desktop.
[19:30] <jarig> on which channel ubuntu dev. talk is ?
[19:31] <Ascavasaion> wildc4rd: apt-get went beserk and removed many applications and I have spent a few hours manually reinstalling them.
[19:31] <LucasCampos> Is there a program that tells me what is the name of the button I'm pressing
[19:31] <LucasCampos> ?
[19:31] <wilee-nilee> Ascavasaion, you mess with any windows managers, say like adding compiz controls and tweaking it?
[19:31] <pcbsdl1> As fare as I know no but you can create one :P
[19:32] <Ascavasaion> wilee-nilee: I did jump to lubuntu a while back, then went back to Gnome classic, but it was working still.   This is since apt-get removed 400 odd applications, broke my python, etc.
[19:32] <LucasCampos> Oh, found one. Thanks
[19:32] <pcbsdl1> LucasCampos: Take it these are keyboard buttons ? or buttons to turn up down vol etc.. ?
[19:32] <hlpme> is there a way to reinstall 12.04 from the command line to skip the grub stage, which seems to always mess up my system
[19:32] <wilee-nilee> Ascavasaion, apt-get only did what you told it to do, you have to understand dependencies.
[19:32] <pcbsdl1> hlpme: Download the console install version of Ubuntu
[19:33] <MonkeyDust> hlpme  start from the beginning, where do things go wrong
[19:33] <erictr1ck> so my application wouldn't show up in the "other applications" list when trying to associate a defualt application to open this filetype with. after a bunch of googleing i realized i had to put an %f at the end of my EXEC line in the .desktop file. what the heck is the purpose of this?
[19:33] <Ascavasaion> wildc4rd: It did not want python 2.7 to run something, so I tried to downgrade to python 2.6 and it said the 400 odd applications were no longer needed.
[19:33] <pcbsdl1> http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/alternative-downloads
[19:33] <wilee-nilee> Ascavasaion, and you let it right.
[19:33] <LucasCampos> pcbsdl1: Not really. On windows they are used to open configuration menu
[19:34] <pcbsdl1> hlpme: Download the text based installer and you can easily skip certain steps
[19:34] <Ascavasaion> wilee-nilee: Yes, it said they were no longer needed :)
[19:34] <wilee-nilee> hehe now you know better I assume.
[19:35] <wilee-nilee> Ascavasaion, you can make a list of every pkg instlled for just such an occasion.
[19:35] <wilee-nilee> installed*
[19:35] <Ascavasaion> wilee-nilee: Yes, I know better now... but everything is broken and battling to get it up and running.  Have got almost everything back that it removed... and will add small things as I spot them not being there.  But this not being able to maximise and minimise from panel is odd.
[19:36] <hlpme> thanks, monkeydust. I installed 12.04 on a multibooting EFI GPT system. It worked superficially but kept crashing, so I had the "bright" idea of reinstalling it. First this messed up Unity. Try again messed up the bootloader too. I got past that and now I'm back at the messed up Unity stage. I have no files to lose so I can theoretically reinstall but the visual installer just messes up the bootloader. I don't know why it doesn't leave well
[19:36] <wilee-nilee> Ascavasaion, so what is the desktop just the stock unity gnome?
[19:36] <LucasCampos> pcbsdl1: Strangely, they are showing as Super_L on xev
[19:36] <grandal_prime> ok vlan's in 12.4
[19:36] <nannes> so, anyone who god gnome3 to work on Lucid? :(
[19:36] <grandal_prime> whos good at this?
[19:37] <grandal_prime> nannes, nope works in 12.04 as well
[19:37] <Ascavasaion> wilee-nilee: Gnome classic... I am not fond of the unity interface that came with 11.04, so I chose gnome Classic.
[19:37] <hlpme> monkeydust: Ideally I'd like to fix Unity without reinstalling the OS yet again.
[19:37] <pcbsdl1> Ascavasaion: much more stable as well
[19:38] <MonkeyDust> hlpme  i don't like/use unity, but there's the command unity --reset
[19:38] <grandal_prime> ya i hated unity..had to bite the bullet and go with it though
[19:38] <Ascavasaion> pcbsdl1: I suppose it could be more stable.  I imagine it runs quicker on my oldish laptop.
[19:38] <hlpme> Is there a way to get a screenshot of the desktop saved to a file using a hotkey? I've done unity --reset.
[19:38] <funky1> could someone please help me out going nuts: http://pastebin.ca/2201851 have a fresh install of ubuntu 12.04 64 bit system
[19:38] <grandal_prime> !vlans
[19:38] <hlpme> I think it might help people understand what's going on if they can see it.
[19:39] <Ascavasaion> hlpme: hit the Printscreen button.
[19:39] <OerHeks> hlpme, hit the screenshot button, should be standard available
[19:39] <zvacet> hlpme:  see if http://askubuntu.com/questions/17610/how-do-i-reset-my-unity-configuration can help you
[19:40] <hlpme> where does the file go when I hit print screen?
[19:40] <grandal_prime> ! vlan
[19:40] <grandal_prime> grr
[19:41] <hlpme> remember that I cna't access any applications from the GUI; the dash bar is empty and the dash icon does nto work
[19:41] <Ascavasaion> hlpme: When I hit Printscreen it pops up a window asking me for a filename and where I want to save it.
[19:41] <zvacet> hlpme: look in home folder
[19:41] <MonkeyDust> hlpme  there's also this, but it's more drastic gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /apps/compiz && compiz --replace <enter>
[19:41] <Ascavasaion> hlpme: dashbar?
[19:42] <hlpme> when I hit print screen and any combination of ctrl alt shift nothing happens
[19:43] <hlpme> The keyboard is not response in GUI mode...
[19:43] <Ascavasaion> hlpme: Do you mean that your panel is gone?
[19:43] <pcbsdl1> I would just reinstall
[19:44] <hlpme> monkeydust: I've tried dash. Ascavasaion: The dash bar is there, but mostly empty, and purple. I can't click on the icons that are in it.
[19:44] <Ascavasaion> hlpme: Not sure I know how to help you.
[19:44] <hlpme> pcbsdl1: I've reinstalled many times and it either makes it worse (borks bootloader) or does nothing. I might try a console installation next, if it's not too hard.
[19:44] <pcbsdl1> Isn'y UEFI still rather beta quality in grub2?
[19:44] <Ascavasaion> maybe try typing gnome-panel in a terminal window.
[19:45] <Andy> Hi everyone.  Am I online with the ubuntu IRC?
[19:45] <pcbsdl1> Andy: Yes
[19:45] <Andy> good.
[19:45] <Coded1> Andy; nope
[19:45] <Addisonian> It appears so, Andy
[19:45] <Ascavasaion> Andy: -Andy- VERSION xchat 2.8.9 Windows 6.1 [i1586/3.01GHz] <== there :)
[19:45] <Andy> Before I ask my main question, I'd like to know are you guys familiar with the windows live mail application?
[19:46] <pcbsdl1> How can people use xchat is so fucking ugly it scares me heh
[19:46] <pcbsdl1> it is*
[19:46] <hfic> !language
[19:46] <wilee-nilee> Ascavasaion, YOu might lok at this website in playing around in the left column, there are list of the whole desktops for removal and adding, since you have messed with multiple desktop this may help. I use this when I change desktops to get just one specifically or to remove one in whole. http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/
[19:46] <T3X> anybody can help me with how to mount my 3TB external hard drive?
[19:46] <Addisonian> Howdy.  I installed Uuntu 12.04.  I manually added a user to the system.  I want that user to show up as a choice in the login screen.  What can I do to accomplish that?
[19:47] <pcbsdl1> T3X: Just plug it in and it should show up in Gnome
[19:47] <Ascavasaion> wilee-nilee: I know that site well hehehe  The options they give never work for me hehe
[19:47] <T3X> pcbsdl1: i am using ubuntu server 12.04 not graphic
[19:47] <Andy> Anyone familiar with "Windows Live Mail" Application?
[19:47] <hlpme> ascavasaion: I installed and ran gnome-panel. first it complained about the display so I get it to :0.0 then I ran gnome-panel. What am I supposed to see?
[19:47] <wilee-nilee> Addisonian, You would be better using user accounts where you can have the user be a admin or not.
[19:48] <pcbsdl1> T3X: Oh in that case need to see what device is it
[19:48] <hfic> T3X, man mount
[19:48] <Ascavasaion> hlpme: I would imagine that it should give you the top and bottom panels.
[19:48] <wilee-nilee> Ascavasaion, Hmm, never failed me in probably at least 50 uses.
[19:48] <Ascavasaion> wilee-nilee: I am special HAHAHA!
[19:49] <T3X> pcbsdl1: it looks to me like it not detected by ubuntu
[19:49] <wilee-nilee> I can tell from here hehe Ascavasaion
[19:49] <wilee-nilee> ;)
[19:49] <Ascavasaion> wilee-nilee: hehehe  *slap*
[19:49] <Addisonian> wilee-nilee, The use does not show up in user account management.  I added him manually because I copied it from the old machine to preserve his password and files.
[19:49] <BFH> is btrfs fully supported at this point?
[19:49] <pcbsdl1> T3X: Depending on your HD layout and bios your system might not be able to see those 3TB's
[19:50] <BFH> I have a mad small hdd with two ntfs partitions, a fat16 partition and then space for the linux partition.
[19:50] <T3X> pcbsdl1: is there any way to check?
[19:50] <wilee-nilee> Addisonian, Ah, not an area I'm real familiar with but it would be about permissions overall I suspect.
[19:51] <zorbama> Hello, I just tried to configure dual monitor for my computer. Everything worked fine until I wanted to check out xinerama. Since then, no matter what I do, Ubuntu starts up into Unity 2d. Again, it supported unity 3d with BOTH screens, but after switching to xinerama (and back to twinview) I can't log into a unity 3d session. How come?
[19:51] <BFH> installer failed with BTRFS but succeeded with ext4
[19:51] <pcbsdl1> T3X: See what dmesg says when you plug in the HD if nothing shows up then figure out why
[19:52] <BFH> it's the primary hdd. and how would i do that? echo dmsg?
[19:53] <T3X> pcbsdl1 i have got this : [    3.464013] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdb] 732566645 4096-byte logical blocks: (3.00 TB/2.72 TiB)
[19:53] <BFH> I haven't used linux in years and have forgotten all my bash commands
[19:53] <Andy> Does anyone know how I could get "windows live mail" application working under linux?  I wasn't able to add it using Wine...
[19:54] <pcbsdl1> Install a windows VM
[19:54] <T3X> pcbsdl1: have you seen the output of dmesg?
[19:55] <zorbama> I just tried to configure dual monitor for my computer. Everything worked fine until I wanted to check out xinerama. Since then, no matter what I do, Ubuntu starts up into Unity 2d. Again, it supported unity 3d with BOTH screens, but after switching to xinerama (and back to twinview) I can't log into a unity 3d session. How come?
[19:55] <Andy> but is there a way I could get it native?
[19:55] <eman_> hey, why dose my wireless connection suddenly lose Internet connection? i don't get disconnected from the router but have to reconnect to get on the web again?
[19:55] <Andy> I don't want to have to leave a windows VM open just to check mail.
[19:56] <pcbsdl1> use thunderbird or something else instead of windows live mail
[19:56] <Andy> I didn't care for Thunderbird or Evolution.
[19:56] <pcbsdl1> I am sure wine works
[19:56] <Andy> it didn't sync right.
[19:56] <pcbsdl1> if I can play sc2 in wine you can run windows live in wine :)
[19:56] <IdleOne> Andy: get a gmail account, forward your live mail to gmail. use the web interface. I doubt you will be able to get it working with Wine but you might try asking in ##winehq
[19:56] <blz> Andy, maybe you should try to fix the problem with Thunderbird?
[19:57] <zorbama> I just tried to configure dual monitor for my computer. Everything worked fine until I wanted to check out xinerama. Since then, no matter what I do, Ubuntu starts up into Unity 2d. Again, it supported unity 3d with BOTH screens, but after switching to xinerama (and back to twinview) I can't log into a unity 3d session. How come?
[19:58] <pcbsdl1> zorbama:  we herd you someone will answer you if he or she knows how to fix your issue
[19:58] <loganrun>  I went to extensions.gnome.org and it says I don't have a up to date veriosn of gnome3, how do I get this with ubuntu
[19:59] <loganrun> I have done an apt-get upgrade and apt-get update
[19:59] <pcbsdl1> loganrun: update the system using the update widget
[19:59] <T3X> How do i mount new HD pluged  into ubuntu server 12.04?
[19:59] <Mir09> hi all
[19:59] <mega1> in ubuntu server how do i sync the clock
[19:59] <loganrun> pcbsdl1, I did
[19:59] <blz> T3X, the mount command should do it =)
[19:59] <loganrun> pcbsdl1, everything is up to date
[19:59] <loganrun> pcbsdl1, how do I check gnome version
[20:00] <blz> T3X, try typing 'man mount' into your command prompt
[20:01] <Andy> Is there a live chat for Wine HQ?
[20:01] <Andy> I'm on Wine's Webpage right now.
[20:01] <blz> !wine | Andy
[20:01] <pcbsdl1> #winehq
[20:01] <pcbsdl1> should I tell him to try mutt ?
[20:01] <pcbsdl1> heh
[20:01] <Andy> Thanks.
[20:01] <hfic> using vsftp how can I setup so client side can browse as ftp//
[20:02] <Mir09> mega1, look here for sync the clock http://rbgeek.wordpress.com/2012/04/30/time-synchronization-on-ubuntu-12-04lts-using-ntp/
[20:02] <pcbsdl1> hfic: should be able to do that after install and running the server
[20:03] <aristidesfl> I've overwritten an important file
[20:04] <Jordan_U> aristidesfl: What file? Overwritten how? Do you have a backup?
[20:06] <mega1> is it possable to turn off the network card on the first day of a month at 12am and restart at last day at 12am
[20:06] <aristidesfl> Jordan_U no I don't have a backup
[20:06] <aristidesfl> it was a text editor
[20:06] <aristidesfl> which has a bug
[20:06] <aristidesfl> and saved an empty file
[20:06] <aristidesfl> on top of my code
[20:06] <aristidesfl> :(
[20:07] <gordonjcp> aristidesfl: revert it?
[20:07] <gordonjcp> aristidesfl: you *are* using a VCS, right?
[20:07] <aristidesfl> gordonjcp how
[20:07] <Dougie> hi i need some help installing linux
[20:07] <aristidesfl> gordonjcp I didn't commit the changes
[20:07] <wlcosta> Dougie, what's the problem bro?
[20:07] <gordonjcp> aristidesfl: well at least you can get it back to where you were before you started hacking
[20:08] <aristidesfl> which was the initial state
[20:08] <Dougie> whenever try to install it repeats the purple screen with tos white dots
[20:08] <hlpme> this is what my desktop looks like: http://i.stack.imgur.com/EdQPh.jpg
[20:08] <Dougie> so i cant install it
[20:08] <mtree> hello, anyone knows the name of pretty new distro based on ubuntu or debian (not sure), with preinstalled "macos like" dock. It is very lightweight, cute and sexy distro.
[20:08] <wlcosta> Dougie, I was having this problem... I don't know if my solution will be the same of yours
[20:08] <aristidesfl> gordonjcp which has 0 work done :(
[20:08] <Dougie> what was it
[20:08] <Jordan_U> aristidesfl: If you think it's open somewhere still it might be easy to recover, or you could check for temporary files from the text editor ("ls -a" in the directory in question), but outside that your options are difficult and time consuming enough that you're probably better off spending that time re-writing the code.
[20:09] <wlcosta> but i've solved mine just burning other ISO in a new DVD
[20:09] <wlcosta> maybe you can burn an older version and then update it
[20:09] <Dougie> well i tried a disc from ubuntu then a iso burned disc
[20:09] <wlcosta> mtree, maybe Elementary OS?
[20:09] <wlcosta> Dougie, maybe booting via USB
[20:10] <aristidesfl> I'm going to kill myself
[20:10] <Dougie> cant its a dell dimension 2350
[20:10] <Dougie> an oldie
[20:10] <wlcosta> aw man.
[20:10] <mtree> wlcosta: YES. Thanks.
[20:10] <wlcosta> mtree, no problem! :D
[20:11] <Dougie> i did have xp installed to try and use the usb to execute linux but it had to reboot and cant boot from usb
[20:11] <wlcosta> Dougie, then you should try downloading an older version of it and then burning it again.
[20:11] <wlcosta> With me it worked
[20:11] <need> hello folks im here bc im an idiot and idk how to solve my problem with ubuntu
[20:11] <Dougie> ill try that now
[20:11] <wlcosta> need, what do you need?
[20:12] <wilee-nilee> !nomodeset > Dougie
[20:12] <Mir09> need, yeah.. what you need?
[20:12] <need> im trying to install ubuntu on my harddrive  as the only os, my old harddrive ... broke... so i bought a new one with no os on it
[20:12] <Dougie> where could i download an older version
[20:12] <wlcosta> Dougie, I will search it for you
[20:12] <hfic> sudo service vsftpd restart says it restarts the application, but I don't see it in top or ps -ef
[20:13] <need> i downloaded the latest version of ubuntu and used unetbootin to put it on a flash drive  for use as the comp im using to DL it in the first place doesnt have a working cd tray -_-
[20:13] <wilee-nilee> Dougie, try booting using nomodeset per the bots private message, a older version is not really a quantitative option
[20:14] <Dougie> how do i do that
[20:14] <need> when i tried to start my laptop up with the flash drive in and ready to go it gives me a generic " boot error" message
[20:14] <wlcosta> Yeah, try what wilee-nilee said, Dougie.
[20:14] <Dougie> how?
[20:14] <mega1> can i turn the network card off and on again with a timer
[20:14] <hlpme> interesting discussion on Elementary. Does anyone have any experience with it, good or bad?
[20:14] <wlcosta> At that purple screen there will be a list of options on the screen, like "install ubuntu" or "try ubuntu"
[20:14] <wilee-nilee> Dougie, how what?
[20:14] <wlcosta> at the bottom there will be a list of commands
[20:14] <Dougie> nomodeset
[20:15] <wilee-nilee> Dougie, LOOK AT the link the bot gave you.
[20:15] <Dougie> i cant get on install ununtu and try ubuntu im stuck on screen before
[20:15] <Dougie> which keeps repeating
[20:16] <need> wlcosta, do have any advice for installing ubuntu via flashdrive bc im at a loss and i have no way to make a boot cd ( small town library doesnt permit putting cd's or flash drives in there machines)
[20:16] <Dougie> and repeating
[20:16] <Dougie> it drives me mad
[20:16] <nickfreeman> Hello world!
[20:16] <wilee-nilee> Dougie, Have you checked the md5sum of the ISO or disc? you should default at a try or install or check memory,
[20:17] <Dougie> no
[20:17] <Dougie> how do u do that
[20:17] <wilee-nilee> !md5sum > Dougie
[20:17] <Dougie> having a llok now
[20:17] <nickfreeman> !md5sum > nickfreeman
[20:18] <wilee-nilee> Dougie, a bad iso, burn, or cd will cause a non default to the correct screen some times.
[20:18] <Mir09> need, I found this, maybe can help u http://askubuntu.com/questions/141311/unknown-keyword-in-configuration-file-boot-error-when-booting-off-a-live-usb
[20:19] <need> ty
[20:19] <eman_> why do my wireless connection suddenly lose Internet connection? i don't get disconnected from the router but have to reconnect to get on the web again?
[20:19] <atrus> sometimes i see that lightdm has picked up the user's desktop background, but on most of my systems, that doesn't seem to work. any thoughts as to why?
[20:19] <wilee-nilee> eman_, Do you know the wireless card?
[20:20] <rahul_gtg> i have an unusual problem
[20:20] <Skinfakse> eman_, do you use bittorrent or something else which opens up many connections at once?
[20:20] <nickfreeman> eman_: If you are looking to download lots of porn at one time. I would get a seedbox.
[20:20] <rahul_gtg> i haven't set the su password and managed to remove my only user from sudoers list
[20:21] <nickfreeman> That way you don't have to worry about your connection slowling down.
[20:21] <gordonjcp> rahul_gtg: reboot into single-user mode, add yourself back in
[20:21] <nickfreeman> slowing* excuse me
[20:21] <rahul_gtg> what options to specify in grub?
[20:21] <rahul_gtg> gordonjcp, ^
[20:22] <Mir09> eman_, type "dmesg | wlan0" onterminal and look msg form your wireless card
[20:22] <Mir09> eman_, sorry "dmesg | grep wlan0"
[20:22] <Dire> Is there some site maint going on? The WUBI downloader and Community pages are coming up 404
[20:22] <wilee-nilee> rahul_gtg, You can add the user back with visudo, What is the evidence of no sudo now?
[20:22] <need> mir09, this seems useful but idk how to open the .cfg to edit it >.> not literate in these things
[20:22] <eman_> nope think its a ralinku usb, no, it happens havnt downloaded any thing
[20:22] <zykotick9> !pass | rahul_gtg
[20:23] <ticamai> I've got a Toshiba Satellite L355-S7905 with microphone issues. The microphone is turned on and up, but when I record all I hear is static. I have tried adding "options snd-hda-intel model=thinkpad" and variations of it /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf, as well as a full reinstall of ALSA.
[20:23] <ticamai> The microphone worked in windows before it was given to me, the previous owner used the laptop for skype calls often.
[20:25] <Dougie> this my md5 checksum for my iso e235b63c02644e219b7bf3668f479c9e
[20:25] <Dougie> is that right or is the iso wrong
[20:25] <Alpha-Omega> question: after doing "sudo modprobe fuse", I do "lsmod | grep" but nothing shows up, is there a reason it's not showing up?
[20:25] <wilee-nilee> !checksum
[20:26] <Alpha-Omega> "lsmod | grep fuse"*
[20:26] <eman_> Mir09 ok what info am looking for?
[20:26] <zykotick9> Alpha-Omega: grep isn't searching for anything?
[20:26] <wilee-nilee> Dougie, check above ^^^^^
[20:26] <theonefreeman> !checksum > Dougie
[20:26] <theonefreeman> !checksum > eman_
[20:26] <Alpha-Omega> zykotick9: my mistake I did put it in, but no nothing
[20:26] <theonefreeman> !checksum > wilee_nilee
[20:26] <Dougie> i did thasts what i got
[20:26] <theonefreeman> !checksum > Alpha-Omega
[20:26] <guntbert> !botabuse | theonefreeman
[20:26] <Dougie> what do i compare it with
[20:26] <theonefreeman> !checksum > guntbert
[20:26] <wilee-nilee> theonefreeman, why are you sending that to me?
[20:27] <theonefreeman> To help you
[20:27] <guntbert> theonefreeman: we can read ourselves - please stop that
[20:27] <gray> When I install the "is connected to the Internet" has an X by it... I am not able to download updates during install.  However if I switch to another desktop I am able to ping Google for example.  Any tips?  Thinking proxy related.
[20:27] <Mir09> eman_, look if u find something like "wlan0 deauthenticating from by local choice (reason=3)" or some like this
[20:27] <Alpha-Omega> theonefreeman: how is this relevant?
[20:27] <wilee-nilee> theonefreeman, Look right above your first checksum notation, I was not looking for help. ;)
[20:27] <theonefreeman> guntbert: I wouldn't expect anything less, then that would make sending you all pm's pointless. :)
[20:27] <Dougie> i wanna install linux but i cant so, so far i dont linux cuz i cant install it
[20:28] <theonefreeman> Alpha-Omega: I thought your question was about cd's
[20:28] <eman_> Mir09 yes that line is there
[20:28] <Alpha-Omega> no
[20:28] <theonefreeman> Oh, my apologies
[20:28] <need> i will brb gonna try one last time to get my flash drive version to boot
[20:28] <Alpha-Omega> fuse isn't showing up as a loaded module
[20:28] <Dougie> help
[20:28] <Dougie> i cant get to install ubuntu screen
[20:28] <Dougie> :(
[20:29] <gray> oh, and I also tried export PROXY=<proxy URL> but that didn't appear to do anything.
[20:29] <rahul_gtg> gordonjcp, i tried that but trying to change the password still doesn't work
[20:29] <Dougie> :( :( :( :( :( :( :( :( :(
[20:29] <Guest92068> Dougie your in South Africa ?
[20:29] <Dougie> no
[20:29] <theonefreeman> Yes
[20:29] <Mir09> eman_, and after that u find "authenticated" and " associated with.."?
[20:29] <wilee-nilee> Dougie, try when you start the boot of the cd holding down the shift to get the try ubuntu gui to hit the f6 and choose nomodeset. If you burned the cd at a high speed that can cause problems as well.
[20:29] <rahul_gtg> gordonjcp, it shows: rahul is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported.
[20:29] <guntbert> gray: did you use HTTP_PROXY=http://.... ?
[20:30] <Dougie> did a 10X
[20:30] <eman_> [ 2833.888690] wlan0: authenticate with 58:98:35:57:72:9b (try 1)
[20:30] <eman_> [ 2833.890198] wlan0: authenticated
[20:30] <eman_> [ 2833.907939] wlan0: associate with 58:98:35:57:72:9b (try 1)
[20:30] <eman_> [ 2833.910947] wlan0: RX ReassocResp from 58:98:35:57:72:9b (capab=0x411 status=0 aid=1)
[20:30] <eman_> [ 2833.910950] wlan0: associated
[20:30] <FloodBot1> eman_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:30] <eman_> [ 2844.856009] wlan0: no IPv6 routers present
[20:30] <Alpha-Omega> I guess fuse isn't working under ubuntu or is it already built in? :/
[20:31] <Mir09> need, for edit syslinux.cfg u can use "nano" form terminal or "gedit" if u wanna use a graphic mode
[20:31] <gray> just tried it, no change.
[20:32] <Mir09> eman_, but now work wireless?
[20:32] <eamon> Is java run in a jail on FreeBSD run in a VM on Ubuntu secure? I'm afraid of getting a rootkit.
[20:32] <need> @mir09 i will look those 2 things up
[20:32] <Dark_light> i've upgraded an ubuntu install 11.(dont remember) to 12.04, it got stuck during the xorg unpacking and i had to reboot it, now it just gets stuck at the loading screen
[20:32] <Dark_light> i can't even access the tty
[20:33] <wilee-nilee> Dark_light, you have a backup of the unknown 11.??
[20:33] <eman_> Mir09 yes now it works but it will stop some time soon
[20:33] <Mir09> need, try :)
[20:33] <rahul_gtg> i have lost my su and sudo passwords... is there any way to add myself to sudoers file
[20:34] <Mir09> eman_, maybe is the ipv6 that give u some problem.. try to disable it
[20:34] <Dark_light> rahul_gtg: just edit /etc/shadows from a live cd
[20:34] <satalha> hey guys, i am having trouble getting wifi working on ubuntu11.10 with my acer aspire v3-571-6884. It uses a broadcom BCM-43228 card. I installed the driver from http://www.broadcom.com/support/802.11/linux_sta.php and succesfully got modprobe wl to work, however i still cannot see any wireless networks, nor does wlan0 show up in iwconfig.
[20:34] <Dark_light> rahul_gtg: or chroot and do passwd to change the passwod
[20:34] <hydrox24> rahul_gtg: You'll need to boot from a live cd to reset passwords I think.
[20:34] <BobertD> is this correct site for help?
[20:35] <hydrox24> BobertD: Yes, if it is with ubuntu.
[20:35] <Pecker> BobertD: whats your question
[20:35] <wilee-nilee> rahul_gtg, http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/fixsudo
[20:35] <satalha> does anyone have an idea what could be going wrong?
[20:35] <eman_> Mir09 Ipv6 settings method is set to ignore is it disabled?
[20:35] <BobertD> force install i386 on 64 bit          pinters got wiped
[20:36] <ticamai> Can anyone help me with my microphone? I've got a Toshiba Satellite L355-S7905 with microphone issues. The microphone is turned on and up, but when I record all I hear is static. I have tried adding "options snd-hda-intel model=thinkpad" and variations of it /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf, as well as a full reinstall of ALSA.
[20:37] <rahul_gtg> wilee-nilee, thanks... i'll try it...
[20:37] <Mir09> eman_, type this on terminal "cat /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6 " if the result is 1 is disable
[20:37] <Pecker> satalha: wifi issues.. those arent fun. id help more but..ugh linux and wifi.. Only thing is did you try the additionial drivers window, see if it comes up with anything?
[20:37] <eman_> Mir09 result is 0
[20:38] <need> ok so looked at gedit but i cannot download it to my flashdrive or it will erase the ubuntu thats already on it ( and assuming i do when i get ubuntu it will do the same  back again)
[20:38] <quidnunc> Anyone know of a <512MB bootable distro that I can use to securely erase partitions?
[20:39] <satalha> Packer: yep, no dice
[20:39] <eman_> Mir09 "set /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6 1" is it the right command?
[20:39] <Pecker> quidnunc: darik's boot and nuke
[20:39] <BobertD> it's a  brother 495cw   that worked for two years    disappeared  from sys   have the lpr and cupswrapper files   need to force install the i386 on 64 bit sys
[20:39] <wilee-nilee> quidnunc, lubuntu would work but I would even a lighter one that is small like puppylinux.
[20:39] <hfic> sudo service vsftpd restart says it restarts the application, but I don't see it in top or ps -ef  or pidof
[20:40] <Mir09> eman_, the right command is this "cat /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6" :)
[20:40] <Mir09> eman_, but is only for see if is enabel
[20:41] <eman_> Mir09 oh ok :), how to change it?
[20:42] <Nisstyre-laptop> Hello, in order to get my Dlink DWA-160 usb wireless adapter working I had to build a kernel module from the manufacturer (Ralink), it's not included in the kernel currently. Anyway, I guess whenever the kernel gets updated I have to rebuild it, my question is: Is there a way to make ubuntu rebuild it automatically whenever the kernel is updated?
[20:42] <Mir09> eman_, for disable type "sudo gedit /etc/sysctl.conf" and at the end of file add this line "net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6 = 1" "net.ipv6.conf.default.disable_ipv6 = 1" "net.ipv6.conf.lo.disable_ipv6 = 1" copy the 3 lines without ""
[20:42] <quidnunc> Pecker: thanks
[20:43] <guntbert> andredieb: look for dkms
[20:43] <Pecker> Nisstyre-laptop: DKMS?
[20:43] <Pecker> quidnunc: np
[20:43] <eamon> Is java run in a jail on FreeBSD run in a VM on Ubuntu secure? I have to use java for school and I'm afraid of getting a rootkit.
[20:43] <Nisstyre-laptop> Pecker: that looks like it would be perfect
[20:43] <guntbert> andredieb: sorry, wrong nick
[20:43] <BobertD> printer probs here
[20:44] <kyle__> eamon: Whew.
[20:44] <kyle__> eamon: Anything run in a VM can be reasonably assumed to jailed, and safely kept away from your host OS.
[20:44] <need> ok well i think im pretty much SOL on installing ubuntu to my laptop -_-
[20:44] <eamon> I heard there are java exploits that can detect if it's in a VM and infect the host OS
[20:45] <eamon> kyle__^^^
[20:45] <kyle__> eamon: O_o umm link?  I just don't buy that.
[20:45] <Mir09> need, if is your first time with ubuntu is normal find strange problems :)
[20:45] <ticamai> eamon: Those mostly apply to VMs on windows that have all of the drives linked to the VM as network drives, which itself isn't a very secure thing to do.
[20:46] <BobertD> anyone willing to help with PRINTER  prob???
[20:46] <Pecker> BobertD: whats exactly is going on
[20:46] <Pecker> havent seen your question
[20:46] <BobertD> it's a  brother 495cw   that worked for two years    disappeared  from sys   have the lpr and cupswrapper files   need to force install the i386 on 64 bit sys
[20:46] <WeThePeople> hi
[20:46] <kyle__> eamon: If you're running in a chroot, or openvz, or lxe, a kernel exploit theoretically could get through.  A fully virtualized, or paravirtualized system, no.
[20:46] <kyle__> What ticamai Said.
[20:47] <BobertD> can copy and paste commands
[20:47] <need> mir its my first time with ubuntu and i have no way to make a boot cd only a flash drive version. also my first time installing an OS and using irc >.>
[20:47] <Mir09> need, no problem.. have you read here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[20:47] <eman_> Mir09 Done, but the "cat /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6" still shows 0
[20:48] <FluxD> Hi, I have the following pci sd card reader: 0a:03.2 Mass storage controller: Texas Instruments 5-in-1 Multimedia Card Reader (SD/MMC/MS/MS PRO/xD) When I plug in an sd card, even though it has the driver in lsmod, it does nothing. Ideas ?
[20:48] <need> yes i did but ill read it again just in case
[20:48] <kyle__> FluxD: dmesg|tail, see if anything showed up.
[20:48] <Nisstyre-laptop> FluxD: have you looked at the output of dmesg?
[20:48] <Mir09> eman_, u have to reboot your pc first
[20:48] <FluxD> kyle__, Nisstyre-laptop , let me unplug and plug it again
[20:49] <Mir09> eman_, and after if u look it have to be 1
[20:49] <eman_> Mir09 oh :) of course :p thanks brb i hope
[20:49] <Mir09> eman_, I hope it work :)
[20:49] <Nisstyre-laptop> FluxD: whenever you have a problem with hardware, always look at dmesg first
[20:50] <FluxD> Nisstyre-laptop, I was tailing syslog
[20:50] <d1g1ta1> How do you enlarge Linux device /dev/sda2 to a newly enlarged partition running under VMware Player when you have /dev/sda3 swap partition following /dev/sda2 and /dev/sda1 boot partitions?
[20:50] <FluxD> kyle__, Nisstyre-laptop , nothing in dmesg
[20:50] <Nisstyre-laptop> FluxD: ...nothing at all about it?
[20:50] <need> ya nothing in there to help me.....
[20:50] <achandra> drussell, ping
[20:50] <Nisstyre-laptop> that's not a good sign
[20:51] <kyle__> FluxD: Did you modprobe/isnmod the driver, or was it done automatically?
[20:51] <wilee-nilee> d1g1ta1, What is the LInux install?
[20:51] <Nisstyre-laptop> FluxD: are you sure you have the correct kernel module?
[20:52] <need> when i start my comp i hit f11 to choose the boot option and when i select it it just tells me  " boot error" and then starts over and tells me to insert boot media and press a key
[20:52] <FluxD> kyle__, Nisstyre-laptop , I think its the tifm module, which seems to be loaded:  tifm_7xx1              12937  0
[20:52] <FluxD> tifm_core              15040  1 tifm_7xx1
[20:52] <d1g1ta1> wilee-nilee:  i need to do this for one Redhat & one Ubuntu VM
[20:52] <wilee-nilee> d1g1ta1, This is ubuntu support try #linux
[20:52] <FluxD> kyle__, Nisstyre-laptop , how do I know what the right module is ?
[20:52] <wilee-nilee> ##linux actualy
[20:52] <eman_> Mir09 now it is disabled just have to wait to see if it works :)
[20:52] <d1g1ta1> wilee-nilee: I am trying to do this for ubuntu.
[20:53] <Nisstyre-laptop> FluxD: generally by researching it and finding either a module you compile from source, or from a repository
[20:53] <BobertD> Pecker    that's hwo I had to install files   two years ago          attempted to un/reinstall    and all it do was remove  the cups wrapper , GUI
[20:53] <Nisstyre-laptop> FluxD: are you following instructions from somewhere or something?
[20:53] <wilee-nilee> d1g1ta1, Cool, not sure why you have a boot partition but you can remove reload any type of partitions or resize them if working from a live enviroment.
[20:54] <wilee-nilee> If there is room to do so
[20:54] <ranveer5289> need: Is there any device like USB, CD inserted at the time of booting
[20:54] <FluxD> Nisstyre-laptop, no google told me it was tifm module, I dont know anything else
[20:54] <d1g1ta1> wilee-nilee: how?
[20:54] <TJ-> d1g1ta1: As long as you ensure the swap partition is not in use, you can delete sda3 to reclaim it's space, redo sda2 larger, then create a new sda3 at a new position for swap. After that, remember to do "mkswap /dev/sda3" to prime it
[20:54] <Nisstyre-laptop> FluxD: it might not be the correct version, or your might have a newer revision of the hardware
[20:54] <FluxD> Nisstyre-laptop, this laptop is 6 years old
[20:55] <wilee-nilee> d1g1ta1, boot a live cd that has access and use a partitioner like  a ubuntu live cd using gparted, or a gparted live cd.
[20:55] <Nisstyre-laptop> FluxD: the sd card reader?
[20:55] <need> @ranveer yes the usb is insterted and when i choose my boot option it says "boot error"
[20:55] <BobertD> PRINTER   prob here
[20:55] <Nisstyre-laptop> FluxD: well then it should be in the kernel already -_-
[20:55] <Nisstyre-laptop> if it's that old
[20:55] <BobertD> anyone willing to help
[20:55] <wilee-nilee> need,  TRy another usb loader there are many. Check the md5sum of the original ISO as well.
[20:56] <ranveer5289> need: Can you once again make bootable USB
[20:56] <wilee-nilee> BobertD, Have you told us the exact problem and printer model?
[20:56] <Nisstyre-laptop> FluxD: if that were the case udev would've detected it for you
[20:56] <Nisstyre-laptop> and loaded the correct module
[20:56] <BobertD> it's a  brother 495cw   that worked for two years    disappeared  from sys   have the lpr and cupswrapper files   need to force install the i386 on 64 bit sys
[20:57] <FluxD> Nisstyre-laptop, idk what my options are and I really need this to work
[20:57] <need> ranveer5289:  i can try to delete and remake the file on my usb using UNetbootin and but this is an OLD desktop and it took almost an hour last time >.>
[20:57] <Nisstyre-laptop> FluxD: have a look at the manufacturer site to see if there are open source drivers
[20:57] <need> BRB
[20:57] <Nisstyre-laptop> anyway, gtg
[20:58] <BobertD> already have them
[20:58] <FluxD> kyle__, http://pastebin.ca/2201882 syslog showed me that
[20:59] <wilee-nilee> need, What is the version of ubuntu that you are trying to install on this old computer, the desktop version?
[20:59] <GlenK> hi.  should I avoid nvidia optimus stuff if I'm purchasing a new laptop?  quadro systems seem like they're really going to hurt the pocket book.
[21:00] <BobertD> pkg mgr    can't install i 386 on 64 bit sy
[21:00] <Mir09> need, try do again your usb
[21:00] <BobertD> it's a  brother 495cw   that worked for two years    disappeared  from sys   have the lpr and cupswrapper files   need to force install the i386 on 64 bit sys
[21:01] <hydrox24> BobertD: If you can get the deb then you can install it using dpkg --force-architecture.
[21:01] <TJ-> GlenK: Well, an Nvidia developer just recently posted to the dri-dev mailing-list announcing they have a proof-of-concept driver that works with optimus... so before long Nvidia might be playing nice on optimus PCs
[21:01] <BobertD> can copy andpaste commands
[21:01] <achandra> drussell, ping?
[21:01] <Alex_Bkash> hello I need to install intel IPP in ubuntu? can any one guide plz?
[21:02] <BobertD> usually work in GUI       was installed two years back
[21:02] <GlenK> TJ-: would it be correct that the current state of affairs is that you need to go with a quadro gpu if you want something completely dedicated?
[21:02] <hydrox24> GlenK: I would still say yes unless you REALLY want to get one WITH optimus, it may still be several years before optimus support is stable and ready for consumer use.
[21:02] <TJ-> GlenK: dedicated to what?
[21:03] <TJ-> hydrox24: I doubt it'll be that long - from what I've seen the Nvidia support is going to arrive in the next few months
[21:03] <hydrox24> TJ-: he is talking about dedicated GPUs
[21:03] <mega1> can i turn the network card off and on again with a timer
[21:03] <GlenK> TJ-: as in not an intel shared memory setup or something hybrid like optimus.  just straight dedicated graphics.
[21:03] <hydrox24> TJ-: But will it actualy work? I'm dubious
[21:04] <Alex_Bkash> hello I need to install intel IPP in ubuntu? can any one guide plz?
[21:04] <TJ-> hydrox24: The proof of concept already works... they just need to tidy it up and get Dave Arlie to sign off on it
[21:04] <BobertD> hydrox24  already have the files           need help with the       dpkg --force-architecture
[21:04] <MonkeyDust> mega1  there's the command 'sleep' and the comman 'ifup' and 'ifdown'
[21:05] <abyss42> I have a filename -0395e722, when i do rm -0395e722. it gives me the error invalid option -0. Anyway to fix this?
[21:05] <TJ-> GlenK: I think for laptops the main thing is to future-proof as much as possible by ensuring it has decent MXM support
[21:05] <ranveer5289> abyss42: rm "-0395e722"
[21:05] <BobertD> haven't had to use command    for over a year .....
[21:06] <joegiampaoli> Can someone please help me with wrong text formatting in Firefox?
[21:06] <abyss42> ranveer5289, I have a bunch of files having such names..i want to do rm * but it gives me error. any way around that
[21:06] <TJ-> abyss42: prefix the hyphen with a \     or enclose the entire name in single-quotes
[21:06] <abyss42> TJ what if i wanted to do rm * in that directory having a bunch of such filenames?
[21:06] <GlenK> TJ-: mxm being?
[21:06] <Rallias> I need to connect to my workplace's NNTP server... what client should I look into?
[21:07] <TJ-> GlenK: See http://www.mxm-sig.org
[21:07] <Mir09> need, I estract this from a post onile.. maybe help u "Prob: When I created Live Usb and restart my pc with all bios settings done right I get a "Boot Error" ...thats it...No number...Solution: The problem is not in Ubuntu or Live USB creator softwares...the problem is in ur bios settings... go to Bios Boot Menu... Search for ' USB Mass Storage Emulation type' Default:<Auto> Change it to:<All Fixed Disc> or something similar..This was the B
[21:07] <Mir09> ios of Intel DP35DP MainBoard with P35 Chipset..."
[21:07] <TJ-> GlenK: Plently of the powerful laptops these days support one or two MXM graphics adapters... Alienware for example
[21:08] <BobertD> welll   I got part of what I need      have the lpr and cupswrapper files   need to force install the i386 on 64 bit sys   would like help wit command lines
[21:08] <emil-> How can I enable screensaver?
[21:08] <ranveer5289> abyss42: Currently cannot think of any simpler way to do everything at once(rm *)
[21:08] <need> im back
[21:09] <TJ-> abyss42: "find . -name '-xdkdgfot*' -delete"
[21:09] <GlenK> TJ-: ha, I already had that up, but it's sorta over my head
[21:09] <need> the laptop im trying to install this on is a 2010 MSI cr620 running an i3 proccesor
[21:09] <sarutahiko> hello. does ubuntu.com/download/desktop not return anything for anyone else?
[21:09] <hydrox24> abyss42: Try using 'find -exec rm "{}" \;'
[21:10] <abyss42> TJ, Awesome
[21:10] <TJ-> GlenK: The thing to take from it is, laptops have SLOTS for the video adapters, they aren't soldered on the mainboard, so you can swap out the existing video and upgrade to a more recent, more powerful adapter without ditching the entire laptop
[21:10] <ranveer5289> TJ-: nice
[21:10] <pinguy> awesome
[21:10] <pinguy> hello
[21:10] <GlenK> TJ-: ah.  k, thanks.
[21:10] <hydrox24> abyss42: If that doesn't work you can use a bash/zsh loop.
[21:10] <hydrox24> pinguy: what do you need help with?
[21:10] <BobertD> mfc495cw      already have the lpr and cupswrapper        need help with the       dpkg --force-architecture         i386  on 64 bit
[21:11] <sarutahiko> does anybody have the direct download link for ubuntu 12.04.01 LTS for Desktop?  The site appears to be broken.
[21:11] <Mir09> need, witch version of ubuntu? 12.04?
[21:11] <kenneth2> I'm getting an error when installing haskell-platform:  The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[21:11] <kenneth2>  haskell-platform : Depends: ghc (< 7.4.1+) but 7.4.2-2ubuntu1 is to be installed
[21:11] <sarutahiko> latest stable
[21:11] <TJ-> sarutahiko: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/12.04.1/release/
[21:11] <sarutahiko> thank you
[21:12] <kenneth2> I'm on 12.10, how do I fix this?
[21:12] <MonkeyDust> kenneth2  #ubuntu+1
[21:13] <BobertD> oh welll                I guess I can'y print off of my ;laptop anymore
[21:14] <BobertD> thanks for the bad kernel upgarde         greyed out   debimgr   can' reinstall progs from PKG mgr   and wiped my printers      Ubuntu 11.10
[21:15] <dontknow> do you use ubunntu on laptop? and what is your observation about temperature in comparison to other OS'es
[21:15] <hfic> sudo service vsftpd restart says it restarts the application, but I don't see it in top or ps -ef  or pidof
[21:15] <BobertD> beenn   try to get help for last hafl hour to no avail
[21:16] <BobertD> have the lpr and cupswrapper files   need to force install the i386 on 64 bit sys
[21:17] <BobertD> ya    my biz laptop of 4 years been rendered all but useles  .....
[21:18] <Pecker> BobertD: what happens if you try to print
[21:19] <BobertD> the printer is no longer recognized
[21:19] <TJ-> dontknow: About the same
[21:19] <Boreeas> Is there a way to set a picture as wallpaper without moving it to ~/Pictures?
[21:20] <TJ-> BobertD: What did you do that rendered the printer unusable? some kind of release-upgrade, switched architectures, package update?
[21:20] <BobertD> actually  located but the drivers    not available
[21:20] <hydrox24> BobertD: Can you get the DEB for the package you need to install?
[21:20] <hydrox24> the .DEB
[21:21] <BobertD> already have the deb  lpr and cupswrapper    need to force install   i386 on 64 bit sys
[21:21] <TJ-> Boreeas: Yes. simply press the "+" button at the bottom of the preview pane in the "Look" tab of the "Appearance" dailog
[21:21] <TJ-> BobertD: It might help if you tell us what release of Ubuntu, and the make/model of printer
[21:22] <emil-> How can I share a folder on my network so I can access it from my other computer?
[21:22] <BobertD> again     11,10       ubuntu   and brother mfc495cw
[21:23] <TJ-> BobertD: Thanks. So from what you're asking am I correct in assuming you have to use drivers provided by Brother?
[21:23] <Boreeas> TJ-: Ah, great, thanks
[21:24] <BobertD> that's the way it worked the last two years
[21:24] <TJ-> BobertD: So something changed recently that had broken it. What has changed?
[21:25] <BobertD> force installed drivers two years ago   and haven't used terminal since .....   kernel upgrade I'm guessing
[21:26] <TJ-> BobertD: Or CUPS maybe. Have you inspected kern.log and syslog to look for clues?
[21:26] <TJ-> BobertD: They're in /var/log/
[21:26] <semitones> Hey -- do I have to restart irssi after I download a theme to ~/.irssi before I can use it?
[21:28] <BobertD> need to spoon fed    only use terminal as needed , last time two years ago
[21:29] <TJ-> BobertD: Have you seen this and tried it? http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=11854714&postcount=7
[21:30] <BobertD> looking now
[21:31] <BobertD> only shows simlar prob .....
[21:32] <BobertD> no sollution
[21:32] <TJ-> BobertD: "I started completely from scratch after goofing around for the past 3 weeks trying to fix things. I must have installed the printer at least a dozen times. Going from scratch, slowly, methodically, did the trick for me right from the first try."
[21:32] <TJ-> BobertD: That's the most recent commentary I can find for what you're doing
[21:33] <bolosaur> Hi. I plugged a WiFi USB dongle into my Ubuntu machine (in order to add wifi support), and it appears that the Update Manager wants to install a bunch of network drivers. However, when I try to do so it tells me "Requires installation of untrusted packages."
[21:33] <bolosaur> What gives?!?
[21:33] <bolosaur> This isn't Windows UAC, damn it.
[21:33] <bolosaur> >:(
[21:34] <BobertD> it's reinstall having probs with           command line for  arch force      woyld be helpful
[21:34] <very> ctrl+f doesn't work anymore.. :'(
[21:34] <TJ-> BobertD: pastebin the output from the terminal so we can see
[21:35] <MonkeyDust> bolosaur  try usb-modeswitch
[21:35] <bolosaur> MonkeyDust: Thanks. What's that?
[21:36] <BobertD> aking me to do stuff   that have fortten form two years  past
[21:36] <BobertD> forgotten  from 2 yrs ago
[21:37] <TJ-> bolosaur: That message usually means the Ubuntu archive servers' it connects to are slightly out of date, or in the middle of syncing with the master archive. Sometimes changing the archive mirror you're using will solve it
[21:37] <BobertD> and the pastebin located  where?
[21:37] <MonkeyDust> !info usb-modeswitch > bolosaur
[21:37] <bolosaur> TJ-: How can I fix that?
[21:38] <BobertD> I did say needed  spoon feediing  here .......
[21:39] <TJ-> bolosaur: If that's the problem... start Software Center, do Edit > Software Sources... and on the "Ubuntu Software" tab change the "Download from:" source to another mirror server
[21:41] <bolosaur> hm ok
[21:41] <bolosaur> ill try that
[21:42] <bolosaur> oh great
[21:42] <bolosaur> checked for sources against main server and /usr/bin/jockey-gtk gets an error
[21:42] <bolosaur> ugh
[21:44] <TJ-> bolosaur: Sounds like you migth need to do "sudo apt-get update" and check any errors it reports
[21:44] <bolosaur> ok
[21:47] <pic> wotcha ppl
[21:48] <TheWarden> Hi, is there a way to execute a command after connecting using netcat-openbsd? netcat-traditional allows for this with a -e parameter but I don't see this in netcat-openbsd.
[21:48] <pic> quick question is there a decent upnp client in the repository (VLC has been a bit of a disappointment and xbmc is a pain)
[21:48] <BobertD> ok       how does one post to paste bin ?
[21:48] <pic> TBH I just want to get tunes from me upnp server.
[21:50] <jagginess> pic, see the bottom http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNLA
[21:50] <faz> hey guys, so i have ubuntu installed on a hdd in a computer here. i wanna remove the hdd and put it in another (better) computer. both are 64-bit machines. am i crazy for thinking this will work?
[21:51] <jagginess> faz, likely, but the main thing that wouldnt' work right away sometimes is the boot loader, you'll just need to grub-install again
[21:52] <faz> hm, why wouldnt the boot loader work? i would have expected that to be possibly the one thing that would still work :)
[21:52] <jagginess> faz, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[21:52] <emes> is there an easy way to install a more recent kernel on 10.04?
[21:53] <tcstar> just installed a lamp server using sudo apt-get install lamp-server^ command but apache won't start... says it cant open /etc/apache2/envars -- any ideas how to repair?
[21:53] <jrib> emes: did you see the versions available in the repositories?
[21:53] <jrib> tcstar: how are you trying to start it?
[21:53] <renode> apt-get update then upgrade then dist-upgrade <--- emes, i believe thats how
[21:53] <tcstar> i've tried service apache2 start and /etc/init.d/apache2 start
[21:53] <tcstar> i've also tried restart
[21:53] <jrib> tcstar: can you pastebin the full output?
[21:54] <pic> jagginess, Have looked at all the options still think vlc should be the best but it simply doesn't seem to work
[21:54] <emes> renode: I want 3.4 or 3.5
[21:54] <jagginess> !vlc
[21:54] <jagginess> pic, ^.
[21:54] <tcstar> no need to pastebin it, its 1 line
[21:54] <tcstar> /etc/init.d/apache2: 51: .: Can't open /etc/apache2/envvars
[21:54] <TJ-> emes: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds
[21:54] <semitones> hello -- if I'm trying to update my .profile to include my custom scrips in $PATH, do I do it with "export PATH" or just "PATH"?
[21:54] <jagginess> pic, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_media_players
[21:54] <jagginess> ^
[21:55] <pcbsdl1> tcstar: touch /etc/apache2/envvars && service start apache2
[21:55] <pic> Rhythmbox currently in uduntu has no upnp there and other than recompiling the thing I haven't seen a otion.
[21:55] <jrib> tcstar: do you have a /etc/apache2/envvars?
[21:55]  * jagginess thinks whoever asks for an alternative of, then suggest he uses the orginal non-alternative is really trolling.
[21:55] <emes> TJ-: thanks. I know those are unsupported, but should I expect them to work without issues?
[21:55] <tsimpson> semitones: just PATH=
[21:55] <tcstar> pcbsdl1: didnt work
[21:56] <tcstar> jrib: i didnt but i do now though its empty
[21:56] <TJ-> semitones: You know if you create ~/bin/ and put them there, that directory will be included in PATH next time you log-in?
[21:56] <semitones> TJ-: i think I tried that once and it didn't work
[21:56] <semitones> tsimpson: thanks!
[21:56] <jrib> tcstar: ... is this a clean system?  Did you previously do something funny regarding apache?
[21:56] <TJ-> emes: I'm running v3.6rc4 with Precise... I've run every version from 3.4 without issue
[21:56] <pic> jagginess, Actually I am just amazed that there is no easy upnp client in 12.04
[21:56] <eric_> I'm having an issue upgrading an older computer with XUbuntu 9.04.
[21:57] <jrib> eric_: what issue?
[21:57] <TJ-> semitones: It you look in ~/.profile there's a stanza "if [ -d "$HOME/bin" ] ; then;    PATH="$HOME/bin:$PATH" "
[21:57] <eric_> When I put the Xubuntu 12.04 alternate cdrom in and run /media/cdrom0/cdromupgrade I get this error:
[21:57] <eric_> AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'init_config'
[21:57] <jrib> eric_: you can't upgrade directly from 9.04 to 12.04
[21:57] <tcstar> jrib yeah, i ran apt-get remove lamp-server^ i purged and autoremoved...  and i think in my rage of not getting intl to install i deleted the apache folder from the CLI
[21:57] <eric_> OK.  How do I get there from here?
[21:58] <semitones> TJ-: hmm, yes, that's true. I think it might not have worked because I created a .bash_profile at one point to try to accomplish the same thing. It's deleted now.
[21:58] <MonkeyDust> pic  http://upnp.sourceforge.net/
[21:58] <jrib> tcstar: purge the apache2.2-common package and then install apache2 again
[21:58] <TJ-> tcstar: You can do "sudo apt-get --reinstall install apache2" ... that might fix it
[21:58] <eric_> I tried it from a 10.04LTS cd as well, same issue.
[21:58] <jrib> !upgrade | eric_
[21:58] <TJ-> semitones: yeah possibly, or forgot to log-out :p
[21:58] <jrib> eric_: you also can't upgrade directly to 10.04.  You would have to do 9.04 -> 9.10 -> 10.04 -> 12.04.  Or backup your data and do a fresh install of 12.04
[21:59] <pic> Monkeydust: Oh well looks like if I'm going to have to go back to recompiling and extra repository I may as well go back to debian. Figure unbuntu would be a decent brain dead workstation.
[21:59] <eric_> OK.  I'll see if I can find images for 9.10 then.
[21:59] <jrib> eric_: why aren't you just using the update-manager?
[22:00] <eric_> I can go 9.04->9.10  then 9.10->10.04 and then 10.04->12.04
[22:00] <pcbsdl1> eric_: you do realize you can do this in cli ?
[22:00] <jrib> eric_: yes
[22:00] <eric_> Update manager just fails with no messages at all, I suspect it's having the same issue.
[22:00] <jrib> eric_: "same issue"?  What issue?  Did you read the wiki?
[22:01] <eric_> Yeah, I'm reading those pages. Looks like I'm trying to skip too many versions.
[22:01] <MonkeyDust> pic  'mediatomb' seems to be the keyword when it comes to ubuntu/upnp
[22:02] <pic> monketdust: that is the server not the client, I have that running
[22:02] <eric_> I also tried "do-release-upgrade"  and that tells me I can't upgrade from 'jaunty' to 'lucid'
[22:02]  * jagginess uses subsonic for his ipod and webbrowser
[22:02] <jrib> eric_: have you read the wiki?  There are special steps you must follow since you are using an unsupported release
[22:02] <tcstar> k we'll see if that worked when it's done... gotta go for now though.. thanks
[22:03] <pic> mokeydust: I have all the media on a mediatomb server I'm just looking for a client that will play them that keeps out the way.
[22:03] <jagginess> pic, there's also totem
[22:03] <eric_> Any clue where I can find an iso for xubuntu 9.04 alternate for amd64
[22:04] <jrib> eric_: 9.04 is unsupported, why would you want it?
[22:04] <need> mir09 im back
[22:04] <jagginess> !xubuntu
[22:04] <pic> jagginess, totem as a server or client? (not played with it much)
[22:04] <eric_> as a stepping stone to get to 10.04 then 12.04
[22:04] <need> yes it is the latest version of ubuntu. 12.04
[22:04] <jagginess> pic, says it's a upnp client-> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_UPnP_AV_media_servers_and_clients#Linux
[22:04] <jrib> eric_: does this computer you are upgrading not have an internet connection?
[22:05] <eric_> Yeah.
[22:05] <jagginess> jrib, he's using xubuntu
[22:05] <jagginess> jrib, see what ubottu mentions :/
[22:05] <eric_> I have the internet connection.  I'
[22:05] <eric_> I'm actually on the PC in question right now.
[22:05] <jrib> eric_: then just follow the wiki guide on upgrading unsupported releases.  You don't need to download ISOs
[22:05] <eric_> jrib, what do you suggest?
[22:05] <jagginess> eric_, there are differences between ubuntu and xubuntu, so i'd chgeck out #xubuntu :/
[22:06] <need> is anyone on that can help me figure out how to get a flash drived version of ubuntu to install on a msi cr620 with a blank hard drive ( had to order a new one when the drive head broke on the old one >.>)  when i boot it with the usb flash drive in it says "boot error"
[22:06] <eric_> OK.  I'll check there.
[22:06] <eric_> I found an iso here http://hex1a4.net/xubuntu/mirror/releases/9.10/release/
[22:07] <jagginess> need, try pendrive's usb maker, it can make a usb boot installer from a ubuntu iso
[22:07] <jagginess> need, http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/
[22:08] <jagginess> need, you've got to format the usb stick to a fat32
[22:09] <need> ty i will erase the unetbootin version i have on it and try the pendrive
[22:09] <jagginess> need, (or if you have a spare external cd drive, your netbook may be able to boot off a cd)
[22:09] <pic> jagginess: sorry for being snarky but this has been bugging me for a while...really why doesn't banshee support upnp?
[22:09] <wantharry> I have problem playing video on ubutu , they are skipping the video
[22:09] <pic> jagginess: in ubuntu
[22:09] <krababbel> need: is you bios set to boot from usb?
[22:09] <jagginess> need, pendrive runs to make a usb with an .exe, (unetbootin i've tried, to me it's not as successful as pendrive)
[22:09] <krababbel> need: you unetbootin version should be fine
[22:10] <wantharry> both online and files
[22:10] <need> i dont have the ability to make a boot cd as the only computer that functions atm is this old one running xp and the sd slot & cd tray do not work
[22:10] <jagginess> need, the pendrive link i gave should help ya..
[22:11] <bolosaur> TJ-: apt-get update did nothing :/
[22:11] <bolosaur> but updating works now
[22:11] <bolosaur> it only crashed once
[22:11] <bolosaur> HOWEVER
[22:11] <TJ-> bolosaur: Darn... sorry about that!
[22:11] <bolosaur> it still hasn't fixed my wifi.
[22:11] <bolosaur> Like, when I plug my wifi dongle into my ubuntu computer, i do GET wifi on the syste,
[22:11] <jagginess> bolosaur, apt-get update, maybe you need "sudo', you have to see at least some index gettiog updated
[22:11] <bolosaur> system*
[22:11] <TJ-> bolosaur: Tell us what the device is (either "lsusb" or "lspci -nn" )
[22:11] <need> when i go into my bios and select the usb as the boot option it calls it "floppy: **** ** <-- stuff i cant recall"  and then gives " boot error" as the loading msg so i will try ur pendrive then return
[22:11] <bolosaur> jagginess: I did use sudo. Everything's fine, dandy and updated now
[22:12] <bolosaur> Anyway, let me elaborate. My USB dongle works on the OS side, but it won't actually show up on other computers.
[22:12] <jagginess> need, you need to make a fat32 partition on the usb for the ubuntu installer
[22:12] <bolosaur> It thinks it's sharing the connection
[22:12] <jagginess> need, (not ntfs)
[22:12] <bolosaur> but no other comp can see it
[22:12] <bolosaur> so what's your suggested course of action?
[22:12] <bolosaur> isusb?
[22:13] <krababbel> need: floppy is probably wrong, change the bios settings if possible, or it won't boot from usb like that I'd guess.
[22:13] <TJ-> bolosaur: hang on! that means it is working... you're confusing us :)
[22:13] <bolosaur> lsusb*
[22:13] <need> jagginess im new to literraly all of this ( even irc >.>) so idk how to make a fat32 section
[22:13] <TJ-> bolosaur: Does that PC have a network/internet connection via the WiFi ?
[22:13] <jagginess> bolosaur, maybe your usb dongle is usb3, which is why it may not show up on older computer hardware.
[22:13] <bolosaur> TJ-: No, it gets internet via USB+iPhone.
[22:13] <jagginess> need, usually they are already formatted fat32
[22:13] <bolosaur> jagginess: Maybe!
[22:14] <jetrost> where does aptitude install files? like if i install package "murmur", where would i then find the "murmur.x86" and "murmur.ini" files?
[22:14] <jagginess> need, windows uses 3 types of filesystems, fat32, ntfs, and (exfat)
[22:14] <TJ-> bolosaur: And by "show up on other computers" do you mean, those other PCs can't find the laptop with the WiFi dongle using, say, Samba network sharing?
[22:14] <jagginess> need, fat32 is common for linux installers that are on usb
[22:14] <bolosaur> TJ-: No I mean that my ubuntu computer's shared wifi connection doesn't show up as a wifi network on other computers
[22:14] <TJ-> jetrost: To discover all the files a package installs do "dpkg-query -L <package-name>"
[22:14] <bolosaur> also jagginess according to this website i'm looking at, my usb network dongle is usb 2.0
[22:15] <TJ-> bolosaur: So, you're configured it as a WAP using hostapd?
[22:15] <jagginess> need, you can check with diskmanager (rt-click Computer, maybe the 'Manage' link)
[22:15] <bolosaur> hostapd?
[22:15] <bolosaur> I don't know what that is.
[22:15] <bolosaur> I plugged my dongle into the comp, and used the network manager to create an ad hoc network.
[22:15] <TJ-> bolosaur: Ahhh thank-you! now we understand
[22:15] <jagginess> need, http://support.microsoft.com/kb/309000
[22:15] <bolosaur> Heh
[22:15] <need> jagg ty but i think its solved now >.> when i went into bios ( after reading of a similar problem a person had) and changed the "usb setting" from "auto" to " harddrive" it loaded properly
[22:16] <jagginess> need, good
[22:16] <need> gonna try toinstall it now and hope for the best
[22:16] <TJ-> bolosaur: Have you examined the logs files for clues as to why it's not happening? both on the Ubuntu PC and on the others?
[22:16] <jagginess> (i wouldn't want to elaborate more on how to use this m$ tool :))
[22:16] <bolosaur> TJ-: I did lsusb and it shows - among other lines
[22:16] <BobertD> trying to install brother mfc495cw drivers  and got this far
[22:16] <BobertD> Setting /etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.cupsd to complain mode. robertd@robertd-laptop:~$ sudo mkdir /usr/share/cups/model mkdir: cannot create directory `/usr/share/cups/model': File exists robertd@robertd-laptop:~$ sudo mkdir /usr/share/cups/mfc495cw robertd@robertd-laptop:~$
[22:16] <bolosaur> Bus 002 Device 002: ID 2001:3308 D-Link Corp.
[22:16] <bolosaur> so that means it works i guess?
[22:16] <bolosaur> also TJ- i dont know what logs that would be
[22:17] <bolosaur> :/
[22:17] <TJ-> bolosaur: "lsusb" simply lists the device names and unique IDs... but as NetworkManager has let you create an ad-hoc network on it, the drivers etc. are all found and happy
[22:17] <TJ-> bolosaur: Log files are in /var/log/  ... from the dashboard  do "Log file viewer"
[22:18] <bolosaur> Also MonkeyDust, according to ubuntu software center, usb-modeswitch is already installed :)
[22:18] <delinquentme> I'm opening text files through bash ... and each file is basically tied to the bash window instance it was opened in ... how can I open multiple files without having the bash windows state tied up?
[22:18] <bolosaur> TJ-: alright
[22:18] <DaDaDOSPrompt> open them in what, delinquentme?
[22:18] <DaDaDOSPrompt> which program in bash are you using to do that?
[22:18] <TJ-> bolosaur: Have you tested the wifi as a regular client - connected it to a wireless access point?
[22:19] <jrib> delinquentme: append & to the command (you should google "bash job control")
[22:19] <delinquentme> DaDaDOSPrompt, gedit
[22:19] <bolosaur> TJ-: Yes, and it works it seems.
[22:19] <DaDaDOSPrompt> in bash?
[22:19] <bolosaur> It finds other networks, and I connected to another ad-hoc network after which it asked me to authenticate
[22:19] <DaDaDOSPrompt> so you're opening files by typing, in bash, `gedit <filename>` ?
[22:19] <bolosaur> so I'm guessing that it works
[22:19] <TJ-> delinquentme: I think what you want is to put the process into the background so control of the terminal returns to you. To do that in a shell, postfix  the "&" character to your commands
[22:19] <bolosaur> TJ-: I'm checking the log, and it's constaly going
[22:19] <TJ-> bolosaur: OK .. so it's an ad-hoc issue not a general WiFi connectivity issue
[22:20] <TJ-> bolosaur: They do that :p
[22:20] <bolosaur> blah blah wlan1 blah blah blabh - trying to scan for other IBSS networks with same SSID (merge)
[22:20] <DaDaDOSPrompt> delinquentme, I suspect TJ's advice is what you want
[22:20] <bolosaur> constantly*
[22:20] <delinquentme> So the thing is on my other bash console .. I can just infnitely open up windows .. without changing any part of the command
[22:20] <bolosaur> so it seems that it's working
[22:20] <jetrost> TJ-: thanks.
[22:20] <TJ-> bolosaur: You can disable the auto-scroll from the menu
[22:20] <bolosaur> Hmmm TJ, do you think that Ubuntu is for some reason hiding the network?
[22:20] <jrib> delinquentme: what is your question?
[22:20] <bolosaur> instead of showing it publicly
[22:20] <TJ-> bolosaur: Well if it's scanning thats good. Are all the PCs using the same SSID for the ad-hoc? same encryption scheme?
[22:21] <bolosaur> I don't know what that is.
[22:21] <bolosaur> So I don't know what to answer. :(
[22:21] <bolosaur> Or rather I don't understand what you're asking.
[22:21] <TJ-> bolosaur: You can choose to hide the SSID on a network... but I think there's an explicit setting for that
[22:21] <bolosaur> You know, now that I mention this, I do recall seeing an error message upon booting Ubuntu
[22:21] <bolosaur> stating something about.. some kind of conflict
[22:21] <bolosaur> and that networks would be hidden because of it
[22:21] <delinquentme> jrib, how to use bash just to open files in gedit .. and have the state of that file ( open or closed ) be disconnected from bash after initiation of the command .. say " $ gedit ~/test_file.html "
[22:21] <bolosaur> it only happens when i boot
[22:22] <bolosaur> ill try to reboot and see what it says
[22:22] <TJ-> bolosaur: hang on!
[22:22] <jrib> delinquentme: I and someone else already told you how to do that.  Append & to your command
[22:22] <delinquentme> and then WHILE that file is open in Gedit ... i can go back to a single bash window ... and open say another file
[22:22] <bolosaur> ok
[22:22] <TJ-> bolosaur: For boot time kernel messages, check the /var/log/dmesg
[22:22] <delinquentme> jrib, but im saying theres something that I've done which doesnt require that appending of &
[22:22] <bolosaur> how?
[22:23] <bolosaur> can i use log file viewer?
[22:23] <delinquentme> you're saying " $ gedit ~/test_file.html & gedit ~/other_file.html"
[22:23] <jrib> delinquentme: you probably start gedit in one bash instance.  Then when you run "gedit FILE" in another bash instance it just tells the existing gedit to open a file (i.e. another instance of gedit is not started)
[22:23] <TJ-> bolosaur: also... if you disable auto-scrolling you can scroll  back in /var/log/syslog where you should find where the PC booted last, then work forwards in time to see if that boot warning messages is captured in the log
[22:23] <need> ok ubuntu is up and running fine gonna install it to my HDD then melt down that flash drive bc it gave me so much trouble >.> ( not really)
[22:24] <jrib> delinquentme: well if you know beforehand you want to open multiple files, then you should just do: gedit FILE1 FILE2 &
[22:24] <TJ-> delinquentme: Did you press Ctrl+Z ... that will suspend a process and but it in the background
[22:24] <need> ty all VERY much for the help and i hope i nvr have to use this again :3
[22:24] <TJ-> need: congratulations for sticking with it :)
[22:25] <need> ya... i still plan to "aquire" a copy opf windows 7 ASAP and while i will run ubuntu along side it i want access to my League of legends and Steam and as far as i kno ubuntu doesnt have those
[22:25] <bolosaur> TJ-: I don't understand how i would be able to find anything intelligible
[22:25] <bolosaur> this log file is huge
[22:25] <jagginess> need, well later this year, valve will be release its edition on linux hehehe
[22:26] <bolosaur> ill just reboot
[22:26] <TJ-> bolosaur: They are, and they are frequently our saviour
[22:26] <bolosaur> and see if i see anythign
[22:26] <bolosaur> heh
[22:26] <TJ-> bolosaur: OK
[22:26] <need> <-- i play games on mylaptop and that is what im after so if u can reccomend any good strategy games or tower defense etc for ubuntu i would be very grateful
[22:27] <PeterGriffin> People, please tell me, is it possible to restore mysql base that is not archivated in phpmyadmin from the archive of the file system
[22:27] <epinky> need: Minesweeper?
[22:27] <need> o btw how do i change my name on this IRC bc i wasnt after " need" for a name but it deleted 90% of the name ( need help with ubuntu)
[22:27] <jagginess> need, gparted live cd, is commonly used to resize partitions, if you wish to resize linux later, i'd suggest to sticking to a very simple partition scheme for now: 1 ext4 (for /) and 1 for swap
[22:27] <jrib> need: /nick your_name_here (don't use spaces)
[22:27] <need> ty
[22:27] <jagginess> need, (don't use "logical" partitions if using dosmbr partition style table), you can use gpt if you want win7 can recognize gpt
[22:28] <jagginess> need, (but if you use gpt, you'll need to setup a special grub partition)
[22:28] <PeterGriffin> I just want to know that it is possible
[22:28] <PeterGriffin> or i am dead
[22:28] <need> jagginess none of what u say made anysense i do not deal with code or anything outside the realm of games with computers ( tho i will be learning c++ and some other things next spring)
[22:28] <TJ-> PeterGriffin: If some process still has the database files open, then yes.
[22:29] <jagginess> need, also it's commonly suggested to install winbloze first so that a linux setup later can add an entry to the grub menu easily
[22:29] <jagginess> need, well if you do multibooting, you will have to fix your boot loaders
[22:29] <jagginess> need, (you'll need to read up about it)
[22:29] <bolosaur> TJ-: Found it!!
[22:29] <PeterGriffin> TJ-: the system is preinstalled
[22:30] <bolosaur> TJ-: http://ubuntu-se.org/phpBB3/download/file.php?id=3604&sid=826221e2e1525e3e6ced804dc53724f1
[22:30] <bolosaur> This is what I get.
[22:30] <TJ-> bolosaur: lookinh
[22:31] <TJ-> bolosaur: solution appears to be in comment #3 of this https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/81247
[22:31] <mjuszczak> uhm, I just signed onto my ubuntu session and my background/left menu is missing.  Does that mean something may have gotten corrupted?
[22:31] <mjuszczak> is there a way to attempt to repair it?
[22:33] <TJ-> PeterGriffin: If the files are still in /var/lib/mysql/ you're in luck
[22:33] <PeterGriffin> TJ-: do you mean that as i have installed new os it wont be possible to extract the mysql base from the old filesystem?
[22:33] <bolosaur> TJ-: Ill give it a spin
[22:33] <TJ-> PeterGriffin: If you over-wrote it, its gone I'm afraid
[22:33] <TJ-> bolosaur: Not sure that's causing the loss of ad-hoc though
[22:33] <PeterGriffin> oooo
[22:33] <PeterGriffin> i have an archive of /var
[22:34] <TJ-> PeterGriffin: You might be in luck then!
[22:34] <PeterGriffin> yessss
[22:34] <PeterGriffin> i love you TJ
[22:34] <jagginess> PeterGriffin, ya, there's a way, there's many guides on how to migrate. What you're doing is sort of like a migration
[22:34] <PeterGriffin> you made me happy
[22:34] <TJ-> PeterGriffin: You're too late - my boyfriend got there first :p
[22:36] <PeterGriffin> oo it doeasn't matter. its all so wonderful already
[22:36] <bolosaur> TJ-: idk yeah
[22:36] <bolosaur> we'll see
[22:37] <bolosaur> TJ-: its late and i gotta hit the hay
[22:38] <bolosaur> but thanks for helping me so far :)
[22:38] <bolosaur> ill hit you up later mate
[22:38] <bolosaur> take care
[22:38] <TJ-> bolosaur: good luck
[22:38] <bolosaur> thanks :)
[22:38] <PeterGriffin> thank you TJ- and jagginess, you gave me hope that i may keep my head
[22:39] <freestat1> hi
[22:40] <TJ-> bolosaur: I just looked at the adhoc settings here. The "Automatic" band selection could mean your PC is on the 5Ghz band and the other PCs arent
[22:40] <bolosaur> TJ-: what does that mean :P
[22:41] <bolosaur> is that like a frequency?
[22:41] <TJ-> bolosaur: yes.
[22:41] <bolosaur> ah
[22:41] <bolosaur> can it be changed+
[22:41] <bolosaur>  ?*
[22:41] <TJ-> bolosaur: 802.11b/g is at 2.4GHz, 802.11a is at 5GHz. it is possible that is different at one end. You can explicitly set the band to make sure that isn't the issue
[22:42] <very> Where would I ask how to restore the default keyboard shortcuts of gedit?
[22:42] <bolosaur> ah thats cool
[22:42] <bolosaur> too bad i shut everything down
[22:42] <helpme22> hail !
[22:42] <bolosaur> but i saved your comments and will try it tomorrow :)
[22:42] <TJ-> bolosaur: also...
[22:42] <bolosaur> yeah?
[22:43] <TJ-> bolosaur: on the "IPv4" tab of the wireless connections dialog, you might need to select Method: "Shared to other computers" rather than "DHCP" - that latter is for clients of the network
[22:43] <bolosaur> i think it already has that set
[22:43] <bolosaur> the "share connection" dialogue probably sets it up right
[22:44] <Costeelation> someone speak sanish?
[22:44] <TJ-> !es | Costeelation
[22:44] <bolosaur> but ill look at it again
[22:44] <wilee-nilee> !es
[22:44] <bolosaur> tomorrow
[22:44] <bolosaur> TJ-: thanks for all your help today pal :D
[22:44] <bolosaur> much appreciated. hopefully i can get this sucker working tomorrow
[22:45] <TJ-> bolosaur: good luck
[22:45] <bolosaur> cheers mate
[22:45] <bolosaur> see ya
[22:46] <YokoBR> hey guys, can't install ati hd 6300 series driver on ubuntu
[22:46] <YokoBR> 12.04
[22:47] <YokoBR> i get "fatal server error : no screens found"
[22:47] <YokoBR> i've downloaded the latest driver on ati.com
[22:47] <DaDaDOSPrompt> which program tells you that?
[22:49] <YokoBR> hey guys, seems i have 2 videocards, but ubuntu is trying to load the wrong one
[22:49] <YokoBR> and i can't find how to enable it on bios
[22:51] <plzhlp> Hello all
[22:51] <Costeelation> hi
[22:51] <plzhlp> Was wondering if some one can offer me some help with iptables
[22:52] <plzhlp> or can point me in the right direction
[22:52] <plzhlp> My question is simple, thus it will have complex answer heh...
[22:52] <tsimpson> !firewall | plzhlp
[22:53] <pantheon> here is different stripes appears over screen and mouse pointer does not mapping properly
[22:54] <plzhlp> So anyone willing to help before I type my heart out?
[22:55] <tonsofpcs> nope
[22:55] <nydel> plzhlp: willing to try i am
[22:55] <tonsofpcs> we might be willing to help afterwads.
[22:55] <plzhlp> Thanks!
[22:55] <tonsofpcs> *afterwards
[22:55] <nydel> tonsofpcs: teehee :)
[22:55] <plzhlp> firstly I  wonder is iptables the same in ubuntu as it as in all other distros and firmwares... such as ddwrt
[22:56] <tonsofpcs> iptables is iptables is iptables*
[22:56] <tonsofpcs> *barring changes between revisions
[22:56] <plzhlp> Ok great I shall tell you my tale then
[22:56] <plzhlp> here goes
[22:57] <plzhlp> I have a standard local network / router is 191.168.1.1
[22:57] <plzhlp> This network supports DHCP and wireless users that do not need restriction in any way shape or form.
[22:57] <tonsofpcs> your router's internal (private) interface is 191.168.1.1?
[22:57] <plzhlp> I have 3 wired machines on this very same network that should be allowed access only to 1 certain URl (my own website)
[22:57] <plzhlp> I have a static range and DHCP range. This firewall rule should only be enforced for the NON DHCP range.
[22:58] <nydel> plzhlp: ...
[22:58] <plzhlp> I basicly need to whitelist 1 address for 3 machines / block everything else and allow all for my DHCP range
[22:59] <Praxi> hmm I installed Plone on 12.04 server using this sudo ./install.sh --target=Plone --password=Password standalone  that installed it to currentpath\Plone  .  Can I just run that line again with the correct path to install it somewhere else, or do I need to uninstall my previous version?
[22:59] <nydel> plzhlp: is your website local?
[22:59] <tonsofpcs> plzhlp: and this is hard for you?
[22:59] <plzhlp> no its on the net its not google uses only 1 returnable address
[22:59] <plzhlp> here is my script
[22:59] <dr_willis> Praxi:  id have to say check the plone docs. when in doubt. i would uninstall it first.
[22:59] <plzhlp> iptables -N wanout
[23:00] <tonsofpcs> uh.
[23:00] <tonsofpcs> use a pastebin.
[23:00] <plzhlp> ohh yeh
[23:00] <plzhlp> pastebin
[23:00] <plzhlp> :)
[23:00] <nydel> plzhlp: is your website local?
[23:00] <tonsofpcs> !paste | plzhlp
[23:00] <Praxi> dr_willis, how do you uninstall in ubuntu/linux?
[23:01] <very> somehow i think it's impossible to restore gedit's keyboard shortcuts without reinstalling ubuntu. i already reinstalled gedit.
[23:01] <dr_willis> Praxi:  since you did NOT use the package manager system/deb files.. NO idea.. check the docs for that program.
[23:01] <nydel> Praxi: at command line, do this: "sudo apt-get remove $applicationname"
[23:01] <jrib> very: that would be pretty impressive
[23:01] <plzhlp> http://pastebin.com/SMmXi3Ky
[23:01] <dr_willis> Praxi:  its possible it came with some uninstall script
[23:01] <Praxi> I know ./ runs things, is there a reverse?  oh right, I would need a uninstall.sh or similar woulnd't I
[23:01] <jrib> very: you just need to figure out where in your home directory they are stored
[23:02] <dr_willis> Praxi:  it totally depejns on who wrote the .sh we DONT know.
[23:02] <Praxi> roger
[23:02] <Praxi> ty
[23:02] <dr_willis> !find plone
[23:02] <dr_willis> the use of stand alone installers is - rather.. frowned upon in the linux world.
[23:03] <very> or maybe it's just the configuration of a plugin of gedit. i'm not sure where to look for it.
[23:03] <nydel> dr_willis: what are y'all trying to do? install/uninstall what sort of thing?
[23:03] <dr_willis> nydel:  somthing he installed with some install.sh script
[23:03] <wubino> my computer stopped reading the hardrive, it spins the disk but that is it... any ideas?
[23:04] <abyss42> I am using django DateTimeField in my model ..and when i do model.date_created() and compare it with datetime.datetime.now() after 5 mins model.date_created() is 6 hrs in the future. Is this a familiar issue?
[23:04] <dr_willis> raxi    | hmm I installed Plone on 12.04 server using this sudo ./install.sh --target=Plone --password=Password
[23:04] <dr_willis> standalone  that installed it to currentpath\Plone
[23:04] <wubino> The disk is readable via usb mod and in good condition, the computer will boot from usb just fin
[23:04] <dr_willis> its likely you can just delete that Plone directory
[23:04] <YokoBR> hey guys, i have two video cards on my notebook, that is this one https://sites.google.com/site/debiandesktop/hardware-tips/drivers-hp-g42-371br
[23:04] <nydel> oh i see. Praxi what was it that you installed, may i ask?
[23:04] <YokoBR> how can i enable HD 6370 and disable HD 4250?
[23:05] <Praxi> Plone
[23:05] <very> i searched for gedit config in .config and .gconf
[23:05] <Praxi> ya will try that first dr_willis, I'm not very far so would be super easy to rebuild the VM
[23:05] <nydel> Praxi: oh i see, you did it as root on your server?
[23:06] <Praxi> a sudo install ya nydel
[23:06] <very> oh, there's something in .gnome2 .. but nothing of interest
[23:06] <pantheon> i'm searching anyone who understands russian, because there is no one at #xubuntu-ru
[23:06] <dr_willis> bottom line would be to chek the plone docs/site/support
[23:06] <Praxi> dr_willis, ahh when in doubt, plone readme has answer hehe.  1. Stop Plone 2. Remove folder
[23:06] <Praxi> ok then!
[23:06] <matteo_> ciao
[23:06] <dr_willis> Yes kids.. it pays to read the docs. ;P
[23:07] <dr_willis> makes me wonder why it has an installer.sh
[23:07] <matteo_> how old are you?
[23:07] <dr_willis> old enough to be a grandfather. ;)
[23:07] <jrib> dr_willis is older than time itself I suspect
[23:07] <dr_willis> so Get off my lawn! ;P
[23:07] <matteo_> wow
[23:07] <YokoBR> please guys, as this site says. https://sites.google.com/site/debiandesktop/hardware-tips/drivers-hp-g42-371br , i can't get my discrete driver reconized
[23:07] <Praxi> lol
[23:07] <very> i'm 28. i could be a grandfather myself.
[23:08] <matteo_> i'm new in chat and in linux
[23:08] <nydel> Praxi: couldn't you just skim install.sh & undo it? i mean, what could it possibly do other than add something to /var/www/ & make a few changes to apache.conf & maybe something else in like /opt/plone
[23:08] <nydel> or are you trying to be super clean about it
[23:09] <nydel> wait plone's just some cms nonsense isn't it
[23:09] <Praxi> ya
[23:09] <Praxi> in the case I'm using it for, its a frontend? I guess for BIKA
[23:09] <bhavik> Hi, I cannot seem to install qemu, I install it via apt-get, but then I am unable to actually run it, any suggestions?
[23:11] <plzhlp> Any luck with that pastebin link
[23:11] <very> ooohh.. i think i found the shortcut configuration file for gedit. :) thank you, yes it is in the home folder ~/.gnome2/accels
[23:13] <very> But I cannot make modifications to it.
[23:13] <nydel> Praxi: this is kinda left-field but could you do install.sh again using a stupid chroot, just to get a tree of what it does?
[23:13] <very> Well, I can. But as soon as I open gedit again it gets restored.
[23:13] <pic> soory to keep bugging people about upnp but totem gives me "Python (v2.7) requires to install plugins to play media files of the following type: text/html decoder" I have the restricted libs installed..any ideas?
[23:13] <nydel> or better yet just search for recently-modified files if you just did this recently.
[23:13] <Praxi> dunno Nydel, it was easy enough to just delete its directory hehe
[23:14] <Praxi> see if it lets me reinstall
[23:14] <nydel> Praxi: i'd be interested in writing a universal uninstall.sh that takes an install.sh as input.
[23:14] <YokoBR> omfg, can't enable my second video card on my notebook :( i have both ati hd 4250 and hd 6300 :/
[23:15] <Praxi> that would be cool Nydel, so beyond my skill set though
[23:15] <nydel> Praxi: beyond mine too, as are most things i'd be interested in doing!
[23:15]  * pic has been googling and nothing it really helpful at all.
[23:15] <Praxi> LOL
[23:15] <very> Aaah! It didn't get restored when I *opened* gedit. It gets saved when I *close* gedit.
[23:16] <C-S-B>  Hello guys, any reason I am getting 'unity is marked for removal ...but is on blacklist' when trying to upgrade to 12.10 from 12.04?
[23:16] <very> Thank you, everything works again. :)
[23:16] <plzhlp> Any one that can give me a hand with iptables ... will buy an ice cream
[23:16] <zodiak> do you guys+gals support pbuilder in here or is there a #ubuntudev channel ?
[23:16] <sokel> plzhlp: What kind fo iptables helop
[23:16] <zodiak> plzhlp, what kind of ice cream :P
[23:17] <very> I'm glad I didn't have to reinstall ubuntu.
[23:17] <C-S-B> plzhlp, What kind of anyone>
[23:17] <BobertD> Need help install of printer driver      :  got this far with instructs for command line           ,    :       robertd@robertd-laptop:~$ sudo aa-complain cupsd [sudo] password for robertd:  Setting /etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.cupsd to complain mode. robertd@robertd-laptop:~$ sudo mkdir /usr/share/cups/mfc495cw mkdir: cannot create directory `/usr/share/cups/mfc495cw': File exists robertd@robertd-laptop:~$ ln -s /etc/init.d/cups /etc/i
[23:17] <plzhlp> need help with a whitelist script
[23:17] <ILikeMoose> i just rebooted and my resolution is at 1024x768 instead of 1280x1024 can someone help me fix this?
[23:17] <plzhlp> http://pastebin.com/SMmXi3Ky
[23:17] <plzhlp> script can be found here
[23:17] <plzhlp> http://pastebin.com/SMmXi3Ky
[23:17] <tcstar> still having issues getting apache to start after purging the system..  service apache2 start
[23:17] <tcstar> /etc/init.d/apache2: 51: .: Can't open /etc/apache2/envvars
[23:17] <jrib> very: you could have just created a new user if you hadn't found it
[23:17] <sokel> plzhlp: You can easily sum up that range in one rule.
[23:17] <jrib> tcstar: pastebin commands and output you did since last coming here please
[23:18] <plzhlp> trying to only allow accress to 1 url for 3 computers in a static range... dhcp range needs to be wide open
[23:18] <plzhlp> do tell
[23:18] <very> jrib: oh.. that's true. i haven't even tried to log in as a different user.
[23:18] <tcstar> I was gone... but one second..
[23:19] <BobertD> Error in stall of printer driver :  robertd@robertd-laptop:~$  sudo aa-complain cupsd Setting /etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.cupsd to complain mode. robertd@robertd-laptop:~$ ln -s /etc/init.d/cupsys /etc/init.d/lpd ln: creating symbolic link `/etc/init.d/lpd': Permission denied
[23:19] <tcstar> jrib: https://gist.github.com/3661217
[23:20] <sokel> plzhlp: -m iprange --src-range 192.168.1.1 --dst-range 192.168.1.20
[23:20] <BobertD> Anyone willing to Help????
[23:20] <sokel> BobertD: You're not root.
[23:20] <sokel> BobertD: Especially one your ln -s
[23:20] <jrib> tcstar: now try what I suggested earlier?
[23:21] <BobertD> k   superuser no good ?        how to correct?
[23:21] <BobertD> su  ?
[23:21] <jrib> tcstar: your pastebin even repeats what I said
[23:21] <jrib> (in the output)
[23:22] <tcstar> so sudo apt-get remove apache2.2-common then sudo apt-get purge?
[23:22] <C-S-B> sokel, would you state the range as --src-range 192.168.1.1-192.168.1.20?
[23:22] <jrib> tcstar: sudo apt-get purge apache2.2-common
[23:22] <sokel> C-S-B: No. That's incorrect syuntax.
[23:22] <jrib> tcstar: it's important that you pay attention to what the output actually tells you.  You can see when you ran "apt-get purge" it just did nothing
[23:23] <BobertD> Am following instructs from     http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public_s/id/linux/en/instruction_prn1a.html
[23:23] <resno> im having a hard time with wpa_supplicant. anyone use it before?
[23:23] <C-S-B> sokel, from man: iprange
[23:23] <C-S-B> This matches on a given arbitrary range of IP addresses.
[23:23] <C-S-B> [!] --src-range from[-to]
[23:23] <C-S-B> Match source IP in the specified range.
[23:23] <C-S-B> [!] --dst-range from[-to]
[23:23] <C-S-B> Match destination IP in the specified range.
[23:23] <FloodBot1> C-S-B: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:23] <C-S-B> woops
[23:23] <ILikeMoose> i just rebooted and my resolution is at 1024x768 instead of 1280x1024 can someone help me fix this?
[23:24] <sokel> C-S-B: Still bad syntax.
[23:24] <dr_willis> ILikeMoose:  is the login screen res messed up? try making a new user and see if the res is messed up for them also? What is your video card what driver are you using....
[23:24] <MonkeyDust> ILikeMoose  system settings > displays
[23:24] <sokel> C-S-B: In my corporate environment, we do it the 'right' way
[23:25] <pantheon> здрасьте всем
[23:25] <BobertD> sent to pastebin   limk to instruct site
[23:25] <MonkeyDust> !ru
[23:25] <C-S-B> sokel, do tell. How would I correctly set a range as a destination?
[23:26] <BobertD> TRying to get printer working again after kernel upgrade
[23:26] <ILikeMoose> MonkeyDust, it just gives me 2 options 1024x768 and 800x600. dr_willis i'm running an nvidia chipset with the current-updates driver running
[23:26] <Diazo> Howdy all, I'm trying to install Weechat from within the Software Center and the 'Install' button is grayed out. Below the app it says 'No network connection' Tells me to connect to the Internet but I'm on the Internet. Also, I recently removed the program network-manager and installed Wicd instead. Any clues???
[23:26] <MonkeyDust> BobertD  type !cups
[23:26] <BobertD> ANYone willing to help
[23:26] <jrib> tcstar: after you purge apache2.2-common, you should install apache2 again
[23:26] <sokel> C-S-B: --src-range 10.100.1.2 --dst-range 10.100.1.21
[23:26] <dr_willis> ILikeMoose:  run nvidia-settings and see that  you are using the nvidia-drivers
[23:26] <BobertD> where do I type this ????
[23:27] <sokel> C-S-B: That is my rule for our internal switch users.
[23:27] <dr_willis> !pastebin
[23:27] <dr_willis> You give the pastebin url here. ;)
[23:27] <MonkeyDust> !cups > BobertD
[23:27] <C-S-B> sokel, Not sure I understand that.
[23:28] <resno> im setting up a new machine without a gui, and its not detecing my router nor accepting my credentials. any help?
[23:28] <tcstar> okay -- i purged the apache2.2-common -- now i redo the apt-get install lamp-server^ ?
[23:28] <bhavik> exit
[23:28] <jrib> tcstar: you probably just need to install apache2, but you can do lamp-server if you want
[23:29] <C-S-B> sokel, I intepret that as 10.100.1.2 as a source address and 10.100.1.21 as a destination.
[23:29] <MonkeyDust> jrib  in a terminal, type tasksel
[23:29] <tcstar> k lets hope this works -- if it does -- i owe you a beer... lol..
[23:29] <ILikeMoose> dr_willis, geforce 6150se nforce 430
[23:29] <MonkeyDust> tcstar  in a terminal type tasksel
[23:29] <tcstar> i'd have to install that first.. what's it do? lol
[23:29] <BobertD> having   probs   i386 to 64 bit            pastebin          http://paste.ubuntu.com/1189867/
[23:29] <dr_willis> ILikeMoose:  rerun the 'nvidia-settings' tool and confirm that you are in fact using the nvidia drivers.
[23:30] <MonkeyDust> tcstar  type sudo apt-get install tasksel;tasksel
[23:30] <ILikeMoose> dr_willis, 295.49
[23:31] <BobertD> brother mfc495cw        had worked for two years until recent kernel up grade                      moddel  not available in cups preloads
[23:32] <jrib> MonkeyDust: you can use apt-get to install tasks too (the way tcstar is doing)
[23:33] <MonkeyDust> jrib  tcstar tasksel shows a menu with tasks you can install
[23:33] <ILikeMoose> dr_willis, i'm going to try switching drivers
[23:34] <BobertD> Here is where I'm at    following instructs on Brother support page               http://paste.ubuntu.com/1189875/
[23:35] <dr_willis> so if you boot an older kernel it works?
[23:35] <BobertD> had to force install two years ago and worked fine until now
[23:38] <BobertD> I guess noone willing to help except to I'm doing it wrong   `followed by nothing helpful.  Followed link provided and not much useful there
[23:38] <mdpai> Hi guys,sometimes transfer over USB drive cause the system to hang. Using kernel 3.2.30. This is the dmesg. http://paste.ubuntu.com/1188327/. Any idea?
[23:39] <dr_willis> BobertD:  you dident use sudo for your ln -s command.. the error message is a giveaway
[23:39] <dr_willis> robertd@robertd-laptop:~$ ln -s /etc/init.d/cups /etc/init.d/lpd
[23:39] <dr_willis> ln: creating symbolic link `/etc/init.d/lpd': Permission denied
[23:39] <BobertD> need to use sudo in each command?
[23:39] <dr_willis> You need sudo to alter SYSTEM configs and Files and Dirs... yes..
[23:40] <BobertD> k         Brother's site needs editing .........
[23:40] <dr_willis> you did use sudo for some of the commands...
[23:41] <dr_willis> think about it. :) a normal user should NOT be messing withs tuff in /etc/
[23:41] <dr_willis> Its likely their instrictuins said somthing like 'as the root user ....'
[23:42] <bitpimp> -99--/99/9999999999999999999999998-9-9++9++++++++++86
[23:44] <tcstar> that indeed worked...  thanks  a lot on helping me there jrib
[23:44] <jrib> tcstar: no problem
[23:45] <saki> kjjh
[23:48] <uRock> Hi all. Having a problem with shutdowns and restarts locking up intermittently. ubuntu 12.04 AMD64
[23:48] <Guest93834> i have a very annoying error, after a while on my computer when i try to get to the dash, the unity panel just flickers and I cannot open my dash :(
[23:49] <wilee-nilee> Guest93834, does the superkey open it?
[23:49] <BobertD> Still not working            http://paste.ubuntu.com/1189898/
[23:49] <Guest93834> wilee-nilee, nope just a flicker
[23:49] <wilee-nilee> BobertD, Have you purged everything at any point?
[23:49] <Guest93834> how can I open office libre?
[23:50] <Guest93834> from the terminal...
[23:50] <Jordan_U> Guest93834: "loffice"
[23:50] <wilee-nilee> Guest93834, YOu might try reseting unity with unity --reset with a alt-f2 prompt, not the terminal.
[23:51] <wilee-nilee> or a ctrl-alt-f1 tty the get back in with ctrl-alt-f7
[23:51] <Guest93834> omg that doesnt even work!
[23:52] <BobertD> no I haven't
[23:52] <Jordan_U> Guest93834: What "doesn't work"?
[23:52] <dr_willis> robertd@robertd-laptop:~$ ln -s /etc/init.d/cups /etc/init.d/lpd
[23:52] <dr_willis> ln: creating symbolic link `/etc/init.d/lpd': Permission denied
[23:52] <dr_willis> You still dident seem to use sudo..
[23:52] <dr_willis> or you pasted the wrong url
[23:53] <Guest93834> oii well let me just log out and log back in, that always seems to work, its just a pain
[23:53] <wilee-nilee> BobertD, I would purge all that stuff and start with a new load if it was me.
[23:53] <nightcrawler786> any idea on whether Ubuntu will be packaging folsom (openstack) release for 12.04.x
[23:53] <BobertD> simply clpse terminal    or actual command to purge ??
[23:54] <dr_willis> dpkg  -i  --force-all home/robertd/Downloads/mfc495cwcupswrapper-1.1.3-1.i386.deb
[23:54] <dr_willis> dpkg: error processing home/robertd/Downloads/mfc495cwcupswrapper-1.1.3-1.i386.deb (--install):
[23:54] <running_rabbit07> Having issues with ubuntu 12.04 64 locking up during shutdowns and restarts. Any ideas on how to fix this?
[23:54] <dr_willis>  cannot access archive: No such file or directory
[23:54] <dr_willis> You seem to be spelling its name wrong.. or somthing..
[23:54] <dr_willis>  BobertD  if the file is in your current directory you can use tab key to auto complete its name
[23:55] <dr_willis> Your path was incorrect in the ussage above...  its /home/robertd/
[23:55] <running_rabbit07> Having issues with ubuntu 12.04 64 locking up during shutdowns and restarts. Any ideas on how to fix this?
[23:56] <BobertD> taking a break   will try later
[23:57] <qualia> sry for asking this here but what's the channel for tcsh ?
[23:58] <running_rabbit07> !tcsh
[23:59] <qualia> !tcsh