[00:00] <battlehands> ActionParsnip: no such directory as ~/.config/autostart
[00:00] <battlehands> ActionParsnip: if it matters, I;m using lubuntu, not ubuntu
[00:00] <dr_willis> :~/.config/autostart$ ls
[00:00] <dr_willis> chromium-browser.desktop
[00:01] <dr_willis> lubuntu uses it also i belive
[00:01] <dr_willis> it definatly started that browser when i logged into Lubuntu just now
[00:01] <battlehands> dr_willis: ash: cd: /home/battlehands/.config/autostart$: No such file or directory
[00:01] <battlehands> bash*
[00:01] <dr_willis> battlehands:  so make the dir
[00:02] <nydel> can "find" look through hidden files?
[00:02] <phyrexianslug> define "hidden"? :P
[00:02] <dr_willis> hidden are not really hidden they just got . in the start of the name.
[00:02] <dr_willis> and apps overlook them out of common convention.
[00:02] <nydel> beginning with a period, phyrexianslug
[00:02] <battlehands> dr_willis:  mkdir ~/.config/autostart  ?
[00:02] <dr_willis> battlehands:  thats one way
[00:02] <battlehands> dr_willis: why would I make a directory when ActionParsnip wants me to get files from somewhere
[00:03] <battlehands> I don't understand
[00:03] <nydel> dr_willis: does that mean that find does not find hiddens or that it does?
[00:03] <phyrexianslug> @nydel:  that just excludes them from ls.   any other tool will see them as normal folders.
[00:03] <Presonus_Probs> Thanks PhyrexianSlug, sorry im slow to type, havent used IRC for years
[00:03] <phyrexianslug> easiest (and worst) use of find:    find /* | grep "whatyourelookingfor"
[00:03] <dr_willis> theres no really 'hidden' files.. if you use the proper syntax to find.. it will see names that begin with a . same as any other file
[00:04] <battlehands> ActionParsnip: please advise
[00:04] <lotuspsychje> howto fix a corrupt square mouse pointer and screen corruption every cold boot on precise 12.04.1 clean installed('nomodeset' fixes this but then compiz is unworkable
[00:04] <tking> if i press control key for 4 seconds and release i see a round circle around the mouse pointer like this https://dl.dropbox.com/u/46512205/Screenshot%20from%202012-09-13%2023%3A59%3A45.png
[00:04] <nydel> phyrexianslug: i understand, thank you. yes that's my usual use of find, well not exactly, but i do pipe it with grep
[00:05] <dr_willis> tking:  that sounds like compiz's 'find the pointer feature'
[00:05] <nydel> phyrexianslug: is that better than ls -aR / | grep whatever
[00:05] <DocD90> ActionParsnip, hi are you there?
[00:06] <phyrexianslug> find is much lighter on CPU time then ls. (someone feel free to correct me, that's just off the top of my head)
[00:06] <tking> dr_willis i have uninstalled compiz
[00:06] <hydester> anybody running Windows Media Center (Windows 8 preview) in a VM on 12.04?  if so, which hypervisor are you using?  i'm having bad luck with vbox in this specific situation
[00:06] <lotuspsychje> tking:you sure its not your wallpaper lol?
[00:07] <dr_willis> tking:  so what desktop are you using?
[00:07] <tking> am reset compiz and uninstalled it
[00:07] <tking> so am using default
[00:08] <nydel> phyrexianslug: cool, thanks for the help
[00:08] <dr_willis> using default what?
[00:08] <tking> i assume cos i ran some command to act like its first time to use ubuntu. The command is suppose to reset all settings done on gnome
[00:08] <tking> am using Unity
[00:08] <lotuspsychje> hydester:maybe this can help? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1923412
[00:09] <dr_willis> if you removed compiz.. you are not using the 'default' you are using Unity2d?
[00:09] <tking> am using unity 3d
[00:09] <lotuspsychje> lol
[00:09] <dr_willis> Unity3d uses compiz.. which you said you removed.. or did i missunderstand.
[00:10] <tking> without compiz unity 3d exists
[00:10] <dr_willis> unity 3d  is a plugin for compiz.. so i think thats not correct...
[00:10] <tking> on login options you could select, Unity, Unity 2d, Gnome Classic etc... I assume Unity on its own is 3d because it makes icons on launcher fold
[00:11] <dr_willis> and you said you removed compiz... so somthign is not making sence here.
[00:11] <tking> yes,
[00:11] <hydester> lotuspsychje: you using it?
[00:11] <lotuspsychje> hydester:no sorry mate ubuntu all the way here
[00:11] <dr_willis> compiz definatly has a plugin/accessability feature to make the cursor flash/animate for  people who are visually impared
[00:12] <dr_willis> brb
[00:12] <tking> dr_willis, whats the difference between Unity and Unity 2s
[00:12] <tking> 2d
[00:12] <lotuspsychje> tking:install ccsm, you will soon find out if compiz still runs or not
[00:12] <seednode> 2d is less eyecandy-ful and easier on hardware.
[00:13] <hydester> lotuspsychje: heh.  i'm just using it for windows media center.  pretty nice, esp if only $40.  but the crashing is a deal breaker.  i'll possibly uninstall guest additions then.  thanks
[00:13] <dr_willis> unity3d is a compiz plugin.. unity2d is not.
[00:13] <ubuntugeek> hi #ubuntu, I work on webkit project (http://www.webkit.org). Earlier I was using 11.10 and recently shifted to 12.04. But I am experiencing the compilation is much slower in 12.04 than 11.10. Anybody facing the same issue during compile cycle with any projects?
[00:14] <Coloradan> 'allo all. minor question for a major issue here.... I have an older laptop thats been sidelined until recently. just installed 12.04 on it, and it seems the builtin touch pad does not exist,
[00:14] <lotuspsychje> ubuntugeek: wasnt webkit unsupported by 12.04?
[00:14] <Coloradan> i've got two usb mice, one which works, but is my mouse for my main laptop, and another i would like to use for this laptop, but is not recognized at all.
[00:15] <ubuntugeek> lotuspsychje: in fact I have a situation where my gtk port only builds with 12.04 out of the box whereas 11.10 I need to handfix a lot of broken packages..:)
[00:15] <Coloradan> wmy main question is, what can i do to get either the touchpad, or the wireless usb mouse, to be identified or recognized?
[00:15] <tking> lotuspsychje, i have tried to but i find compiz installed from software center and not compizconfig settings manager
[00:15] <seednode> Is Synaptics installed?
[00:16] <DocD90> ActionParsnip, ??? ....i have a little trouble with openssh, can you help me?
[00:16] <tking> but when i search compiz in dash nothing shows up
[00:16] <seednode> tking: You just need to install ccsm?
[00:16] <seednode> It's 'sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager'
[00:17] <DocD90> I go...n8
[00:17] <lotuspsychje> tking: like dr_willis says unity3d runs on compiz
[00:17] <dr_willis> !ccsm
[00:18] <lotuspsychje> ubuntugeek:not sure mate, havent played with it
[00:18] <dr_willis> http://wiki.compiz.org/Plugins/Showmouse
[00:18] <subcool> um- how do i install a certain file?
[00:18] <andreb> guys i just cloned my 250 gb drive toa  750 gb drive..and the system works.. just how do i get it to see and use teh rest of teh drive
[00:19] <lotuspsychje> !apt | subcool
[00:19] <subcool> lotuspsychje, lol- not that easy
[00:19] <ubuntugeek> lotuspsychje: sure.
[00:19] <dr_willis> andreb:  use gparted from a live cd and resize it.. or use gparted to make a new partion at the end.
[00:19] <seednode> subcool, what are you trying to install?
[00:19] <subcool> i just tried to cat the file- but--- came out gibberish
[00:19] <dr_willis> actually thats not the same as the accessabilty mouse animation i think. ;)
[00:19] <subcool> something for a vmx image..
[00:20] <dr_willis> subcool:  we need more details of what/how you installed this thing.
[00:20] <seednode> Do you know the name of it?
[00:20] <subcool> yeah-guy  i know.. lol
[00:20] <subcool> im trying--
[00:20] <subcool> it doesnt have an extension -
[00:21] <seednode> Well, it's worth asking, have you Googled it?
[00:21] <subcool> every time i open it- i get gibberish.. - which i didnt get the first time
[00:21] <subcool> it comes with instructions- just not how to "install" it
[00:21] <subcool> i thought it was sh or something
[00:21] <lotuspsychje> subcool: are you trying to install a virtual machine image?
[00:21] <subcool> but i got errors
[00:21] <dr_willis> details.... please...
[00:21] <subcool> yea- but.. there is a pre-install "patch"
[00:21] <dr_willis> whats the exact file name>
[00:21] <bazhang> !enter | subcool
[00:21] <subcool> i was gonn apaste the conents- but-- i cant seem to open it
[00:22] <subcool> bazhang, each line is for someone different, im just being lazy about titleing them.
[00:22] <abuayyoub> Hello all.
[00:23] <subcool> i dont get it- i opened this file yesterday, and it was in english- i thought it was a simple script - now i only get gibberishout of it..
[00:23] <lotuspsychje> subcool: please reply to dr_willis and describe filename
[00:23]  * dr_willis gives up
[00:23] <lotuspsychje> lol
[00:24] <subcool> dr_jesus_, linux_32
[00:24] <lotuspsychje> abuayyoub: ask your question mate
[00:24] <dr_willis> and what is this file supposed to be exactly subcool ?
[00:24] <subcool> make running OSX operable for linux
[00:24] <nsaquatics> #$@@! piece of !@#$ I cannot get this thing to boot from anything other than the original OS Disk. Can't boot to CD nor the new Mirror array.
[00:25] <subcool> on vmware
[00:25] <abuayyoub> lotuspsychje thanks, I was wondering if  someone please help me out here. I have a WD 1TB external hard disk ( the one with the power source) I had it hooked up to my Ubuntu machine a week or so ago and I was watching a video off it and my power went out. When the power came back on all the contents ( almost 900 GB ) of my film folder was empty. The space was still allocated but the folder shows 0 items. Now, I tried two different programs for the Mac 
[00:25] <abuayyoub> recover deleted files and all it managed to do was find files that I had actually deleted. the 900 GB of data that went missing was nowhere to be found. I tried also apples disk utility, disk aide, disk daisy, disk drill nothing The files weren't deleted obviously they are just not visible. I dont own a windows machine and my linux box doesn't have internet access. Someone please help I have my entire collection of Stargate Sg-1, Dexter, Breaking Bad, 
[00:25] <abuayyoub> Wire, Firefly and TNG  on there I'm desperate!
[00:25] <lotuspsychje> abuayyoub:are you on ubuntu right now?
[00:26] <subcool> ugh- ok.. it is a sh
[00:26] <subcool> but it errors..
[00:26] <abuayyoub> no im on the mac. Wifi died on my ubuntu machine. But I can load it in VM ware
[00:26] <andreb> dr_wills can i use a 12.04 lts cd to use gpoart on a 10.04lts install ?
[00:26] <subcool> andreb, yea-
[00:26] <lotuspsychje> abuayyoub:so you want to recover files on the hd?
[00:26] <abuayyoub> yes, lotuspsychje
[00:26] <dr_willis> andreb:  gparted dosent really care. :)  so thats a yes
[00:26] <lotuspsychje> !info testdisk | abuayyoub
[00:27] <lotuspsychje> abuayyoub:install testdisk, then run sudo photorec after to recover partitions
[00:27] <abuayyoub> cool
[00:28] <subcool> Ok- thanks guys, i kinda got a handle on it- the script is simple.. (i opened the wrong file) but- it still erros..
[00:28] <subcool> case "`uname -m`" in
[00:28] <subcool>     x86_64)
[00:28] <subcool>         "$0"_64 "$@"
[00:28] <subcool>         ;;
[00:28] <FloodBot1> subcool: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:28] <lotuspsychje> lol
[00:28] <abuayyoub> lotuspsychje:  any idea what might have happened?
[00:28] <dr_willis> subcool:  those lines are seeing if the os is 32 or 64bit...
[00:28] <dr_willis> uname -m
[00:28] <dr_willis> x86_64
[00:28] <subcool> dr_willis, yea.. i got that, - but it errors...
[00:29] <subcool> says it cant find the 64bit file- which is there
[00:29] <lotuspsychje> abuayyoub:not sure mate, some external hd's cant stand powercuts and loose data..what brand u got?
[00:29] <subcool> dr_willis, yea.. that is it..
[00:29] <abuayyoub> lotuspsychje:  WD
[00:29] <lotuspsychje> abuayyoub:had the same with a WD book, lost it all...
[00:30] <abuayyoub> Never had a problem till now. Seems strange that the date would be still allocated but not available or even visible.
[00:30] <abuayyoub> lotuspsychje:  oh thats harsh man
[00:30] <abuayyoub> lotuspsychje:  I wish SSD's get bigger and cheaper soon
[00:30] <subcool> Thanks again guys-- ill just call this as broken..
[00:30] <abuayyoub> so we can finally ditch these old school drives
[00:30] <lotuspsychje> abuayyoub:try ##hardware mate, cheap ssd links
[00:30] <abuayyoub> I have had so many die on my in my time
[00:31] <ActionParsnip> SSD is cheap anyways....
[00:31] <abuayyoub> ActionParsnip:  lotuspsychje  yea there cheap until you get up around 512gb then your in the heat
[00:32] <abuayyoub> Im talking 1TB - 2TB
[00:32] <bazhang> !ot | abuayyoub
[00:32] <lotuspsychje> lets continue this on offtopic
[00:32] <tking> lotuspsychje, am back, i installed ccsm, and when i lauched, before i could click anything, my screen changed and i could only see one folder, couldn't lauch terminal and no dash/launcher and status bar
[00:33] <tking> so i reboot and tried to launch
[00:33] <ActionParsnip> abuayyoub: but you only need a small one for your OS, the /home /var and /tmp can go on a platter based storage
[00:33] <tking> but system froze for without launcher
[00:34] <tking> please anyone know how i can disable and complete have compiz and all its settings removed from my system?
[00:34] <andreb> ok.. i got the boot disk in and it loads the boot disk.. what option to choice to get gpart ... I am seeing isntall ubuntu server , multiple server install with mass, check disc for defects ..test memory ..boot from hd... and rescue system
[00:34] <ActionParsnip> tking: sudo apt-get --purge remove compiz; rm -r ~/.compiz-1 ~/.config/compiz     I believe (check paths first)
[00:36] <tking> ActionParsnip, i have serious problem, maybe you can help :)
[00:36] <Gycklarn> In Nautilus, is there any way to simply convert the current window to root, use perform an action using sudo?
[00:36] <phong_> hi guys
[00:36] <phong_> anyone here are good at programming ?
[00:36] <hashem> hi
[00:36] <phong_> know some vb.net skills?
[00:36] <bazhang> phong_, whats the real question
[00:37] <phong_> i'm afraid to ask
[00:37] <lotuspsychje> lol
[00:37] <bazhang> phong_, how does this relate to ubuntu
[00:37] <phong_> been in vb.net no one seem to be answering
[00:37] <phong_> i know man
[00:37] <phong_> that is why i'm afraid to ask
[00:37] <bazhang> phong_, so dont ask here its offtopic
[00:37] <phong_> ok
[00:38] <lotuspsychje> Gycklarn:you can sudo nautilus from terminal if you like
[00:39] <Gycklarn> yeah, I figured, but I was hoping there'd be a quicker way
[00:39] <bazhang> lotuspsychje, gksudo
[00:39] <ActionParsnip> tking: ask the channel and it will reply if it can
[00:39] <bazhang> !gksudo | lotuspsychje Gycklarn
[00:39] <blackshirt> lotuspsychje, don't sugest them
[00:40] <lotuspsychje> bazhang:is that the safest way?
[00:40] <bazhang> lotuspsychje, please read the link
[00:40] <Troy^> hmm i have my ssh port forward on my router what can't i connect to ssh via the port on my external ip
[00:41] <Gycklarn> bazhang, thank you
[00:41] <drupin> my screen hangs after some activity .. i have a usb install like after 4 hours nothing happens then.. option left is reboot manually from CPU
[00:41] <excise> I'm having problems with choppy flash playback regardless of the website it comes from.  has anyone else been experiencing this?
[00:42] <wifioregon> I have Ubuntu 12.04 installed but unfortunetly need to install XP side by side. I'd prefer to not have to remove the current Ubuntu, install XP, and then install Ubuntu, but if it comes down to it I will.  Could someone give me a good guide to install XP side by side Ubuntu AFTER ubuntu it installed?
[00:43] <tking> its a long story, i have been using compiz and i got tired because desktop rotate is not stable, so i checked online and removed compiz following some tutorials. Then i reboot. It took me hours i even slept of waiting for things to load as usual without compiz. When i woke in the morning. I saw some activity bla bla bla. So i later found out it booted into "Gnome Shell" as they called it. The i rebooted and logged in to Unity as there were options like "Gno
[00:43] <tking> me", "Gnome Classic", "Ubuntu", "Ubuntu 2D". But now when i press the control key i get some kind of animated flashing stuff around my pointer, which is iritating. Today someone said i am using 3d maybe. That i should re-install ccsm. I did and it froze my computer.
[00:43] <wifioregon> tking:  I use gnome class is well :-)
[00:43] <Troy^> is there a openssh setting to allow external connections?
[00:43] <wifioregon> *classic
[00:43] <wifioregon> Troy^:  You have to port forward if you have a router to do it
[00:44] <wifioregon> Troy^:  Go into your router settings and set up forwarding for port 22
[00:44] <Troy^> wifioregon: yea it's down but i can't seem to use my own external ip address to connect to it.. and i'm not using port 22
[00:44] <Troy^> wifioregon: yes it's forwarded
[00:44] <wifioregon> Troy^:  When you scan your external IP with nmap, does it show the SSH port as open?
[00:44] <andreb> can anyon help me ?
[00:45] <tking> wifioregon, can you help?
[00:45] <wifioregon> tking:  with?
[00:45] <zruty> How to read off a mac formatted flash drive?
[00:46] <wifioregon> zruty:  reformat it with gparted to fat32
[00:46] <tking> removing the flashing stuff around mouse pointer when i hold control key for 3 seconds and release
[00:46] <hashem> tking, that's an options in mouse and touchpad
[00:47] <tking> hashem, whats the option please?
[00:47] <zruty> wifioregon: Yes, but there is data on it now
[00:47] <hashem> tking, can't you open the program and read it?
[00:48] <wifioregon> tking:  sorry I dont know
[00:48] <wifioregon> tking:  other than switch your windows manager which is hardly a solution
[00:48] <tking> Hashem thanks
[00:48] <liberty223> Hi I am running 12.04, with ultrabook with Intel 4000 graphics. When I launch certain games eg bastion, I get absolutely no graphics, just the cursor and sound
[00:48] <liberty223> Should I update to new kernel and if so what is best way to do so
[00:50] <wifioregon> liberty223:  updating kernel isnt going to help
[00:50] <wifioregon> liberty223:  try running the "additional drivers" application
[00:50] <wifioregon> liberty223:  its built into Ubuntu
[00:50] <wifioregon> liberty223:  and then install your graphics drivers
[00:50] <liberty223> I have intel 4000 graphics
[00:50] <liberty223> there are no additional drivers
[00:50] <aelmajid> Hi
[00:50] <liberty223> intel doesn't have proprietary linux drivers
[00:50] <aelmajid> There's some one to help me please?
[00:50] <aelmajid> with backtrack5
[00:50] <wifioregon> liberty223:  perhaps its not good enough to play games?
[00:50] <ActionParsnip> tking: isn't the flashing stuff a compiz plugin
[00:51] <liberty223> Perhaps I need to update kernel?
[00:51] <liberty223> Intel graphics should be very good at this point
[00:52] <wifioregon> liberty223:  do the updates
[00:52] <wifioregon> liberty223:  that will update kernel
[00:52] <liberty223> I did sudo apt-get upgrade already
[00:52] <wifioregon> liberty223:  open terminal and run:  sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get upgrade
[00:52] <wifioregon> liberty223:  then you should have the newest terminal. Check the update GUI as well
[00:52] <wifioregon> liberty223:  recently I had to do the kernel update with the GUI
[00:53] <wifioregon> liberty223:  also you can use the terminal to find what kernel version you currently have
[00:53] <liberty223> what is the latest kernel?
[00:53] <wifioregon> liberty223:  or you should see it in grub
[00:53] <liberty223> I'm on 3.2
[00:53] <liberty223> I want 3.4+
[00:53] <tyuio> hello ! i need a little help .While installing hotspot shield  vpn on ubuntu 12.04 32 bit .I struck on a line \\\\\\\\\"YourHotSpotShieldUsername" HotSpotShieldServerIP "YourHotSpotShieldUsername"\\\\\\\\\ i don't know how to get this .i visit the hotspot site my eyes don't find any login /sigin option .Please help me .I want to access torrentz
[00:53] <wifioregon> liberty223:  3.2.0-31-generic
[00:53] <wifioregon> liberty223:  is what I have
[00:53] <liberty223> I have 29
[00:53] <wifioregon> liberty223:  And I do the updates. 12.04
[00:54] <hashem> wifioregon, when you use apt-get, that only gets you the newest kernel in the repositories for the release you're on (eg 12.04)
[00:54] <wifioregon> liberty223:  run the GUI update then
[00:54] <wifioregon> hashem:  ooh
[00:54] <WeThePeople> aelmajid, ask your question
[00:54] <wifioregon> hashem:  thanks! Thats why I had to use the GUI update utility, huh?
[00:54] <hashem> no, I'm pretty sur ethe GUI update is the same as apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
[00:55] <tking> pls if i install a fresh ubuntu, what is the first or default login desktop called, Gnome shell, unity 2d, gnome classic? or what? i want to go back to how i first installed Ubuntu
[00:55] <hashem> With the ubuntu repositories for a given release, new major versions of software isn't made available, only minor bug fixes. For major updates to software, you have to install it yourself or wait until the newer release (like 12.10)
[00:55] <jrib> hashem: probably need dist-upgrade to upgrade kernel (since dependency of a package changes)
[00:56] <tyuio> WeThePeople: help me
[00:56] <hashem> jrib, ah yes, you may be right
[00:56] <XiaolinDraconis> okay
[00:56] <hashem> tking, it's called "unity"
[00:56] <XiaolinDraconis> starting to get the opinion that ubuntu is horrible
[00:56] <jrib> tking: rename your ~/.dmrc and you'll go back to default
[00:56] <ActionParsnip> wifioregon: resize the ext4 in live cd, you can then install windows to the freed space
[00:56] <jrib> XiaolinDraconis: we're here for support please
[00:56] <bazhang> XiaolinDraconis, actual support question?
[00:57] <wifioregon> ActionParsnip:  but wont the Windows boot manager not show ubuntu?
[00:57] <tking> jrib how do i rename it? i never heard of at
[00:57] <hashem> liberty223, if you want to try out a newer version, one option is to install it manually: http://delightlylinux.wordpress.com/2012/05/01/installing-a-kernel-in-ubuntu/ I've never done this though. Perhaps another way would be to get an updated kernel from a newer ubuntu repository. idk how to do that though.
[00:57] <jrib> tking: mv ~/.dmrc ~/.dmrc.old
[00:57] <tyuio> bazhang: help me ! ny exams are coming
[00:58] <jrib> tking: you can read it if you want to see what information it contains
[00:58] <bazhang> tyuio, ask the channel a question
[00:58] <nannes> How to install kernel 3.5stable in precise, from official repos?
[00:58] <jrib> !kernel | nannes
[00:58] <tking> jrib how do i read it it
[00:58] <jrib> tking: cat ~/.dmrc
[00:59] <OerHeks> nannes not available in precise, wait for release  QQ 12.10
[00:59] <tking> jrib no such file or directory
[00:59] <nannes> uff
[00:59] <jrib> tking: if you've already renamed it, then it won't be called ~/.dmrc any more :)
[00:59] <nannes> I'll have to use external repos :/
[00:59] <ActionParsnip> excise: can you give the output of:  lsb_release -a; uname -a; dpkg -l | egrep 'flash|gnash|swf|spark'
[01:00] <bkc_> nannes: or use the beta?
[01:00] <nannes>  no no no
[01:00] <nannes> beta no please
[01:00] <nannes> only stables
[01:00] <bkc_> I'm guessing it's out by now... it's mid-september already...
[01:00] <nannes> ok
[01:00] <tking> jrib is this comand mv ~/.dmrc ~/.dmrc.old to move or rename? if it is to move as i know, am i not to delete the .old?
[01:00] <hashem> nannes, you could try installing the .deb file http://delightlylinux.wordpress.com/2012/05/01/installing-a-kernel-in-ubuntu/
[01:01] <ActionParsnip> wifioregon: you will need to reinstate the boot loader using the grub again
[01:01] <bazhang> bkc_, it's not. 12.10 means October
[01:01] <bkc_> nannes: 12.10 is due october, so it's only about a month left anyways...
[01:01] <nannes> ok
[01:01] <bkc_> bazhang: ...
[01:01] <nannes> hashem: I know, I just asked here to know by official sources
[01:01] <hashem> tking, you can use 'mv' to rename files
[01:01] <bazhang> bkc_, unreleased is not stable
[01:01] <WeThePeople_> tyuio, this is what i found Hotspot Shield runs on:
[01:01] <WeThePeople_> Windows 7, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Mac OS X (10.5 Leopard), Mac OS X (10.6 Snow Leopard), Mac OS X (10.7 Lion).
[01:02] <excise> ActionParsnip, should I paste in the channel or pm?
[01:02] <jrib> tking: move and rename is the same (think about it)
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> nannes: I suggest you reinstall with Quantal if you want the 3.5 kernel
[01:02] <bkc_> nannes: well... you have 3 choices really... 1) install a new kernel (that might mess everything up completely), 2) upgrade to 12.10 beta and possibly encounter a wild bug or 3) wait until October...
[01:02] <nannes> ok ok got it ;)
[01:03] <nannes> ActionParsnip: Can I ask you a thing?
[01:03] <wifioregon> ActionParsnip:  using grub? Like a subergrub2 disc? or can I do it from an Ubuntu disc live?
[01:03] <bkc_> bazhang: I know it ain't stable...
[01:03] <tyuio> WeThePeople_: it means i have to install hotspot using wine and get username and password for it
[01:03] <ActionParsnip> excise: use http://pastie.org
[01:03] <wifioregon> ActionParsnip:  also do you happen to have a guide?  You think I should back up files before doing this? Its kindof dangerous right?
[01:03] <bkc_> wifioregon: I'd go for whatever disc I have around with grub on it :)
[01:03] <ActionParsnip> wifioregon: you can use the Ubuntu install CD to instate the bootloader
[01:04] <chadams42> memcached issue here, I'm trying to cache images and some return 200 ok, but with no response data?
[01:04] <excise> ActionParsnip, http://pastie.org/4717204
[01:04] <WeThePeople> tyuio, it wont work through wine
[01:04] <ActionParsnip> wifioregon: omgubuntu have a page called 'sticking it to grub'   just change 'bind'  to '--bind' in the page
[01:05] <wifioregon> ActionParsnip:  okay thanks
[01:05] <tyuio> WeThePeople:  so, what i do ?
[01:05] <WeThePeople> tyuio, do you have windows lying around some where
[01:05] <tyuio> WeThePeople: no , i'm pure linux user
[01:05] <ActionParsnip> excise: enable the partner repo and install adobe-flashplugin package to get 64bit flash for flash
[01:05] <WeThePeople> tyuio, either dual boot or put windows in a virtual machine aka VirtualBox
[01:05] <hashem> chadams42, isn't there a better channel to ask about memcached?
[01:06] <tyuio> WeThePeople: my parents don't allow me to use windows
[01:06] <WeThePeople> tyuio, ok you want to download torrents?
[01:06] <OerHeks> tyuio for legal torrents like ubuntu you don't need a hotspot-shield.
[01:06] <chadams42> hashem: no one there
[01:06] <WeThePeople> tyuio, lol
[01:06] <tyuio> WeThePeople: ya
[01:06] <aelmajid> sorry WeThePeople i was absent, i want to know how can i install a driver of an adapter wireless in backtrack5
[01:06] <lorddelta> Any clue why my internet drivers (networkmanager,dnsmasq,dhclient) would have gone haywire recently? For whatever reason dnsmasq wasn't being passed my dns server ip, I had to restart it and pass it manually
[01:07] <chadams42> hashem: and I've stopped making progress....
[01:07] <hashem> chadams42, it's not worth it to ask here then, it's just considered off-topic
[01:07] <tyuio> WeThePeople: i want to  download pdf and videos for exams
[01:07] <bazhang> aelmajid, get backtrack support in their channel
[01:07] <hashem> chadams42, try asking on stackoverflow.com
[01:07] <bazhang> !backtrack | aelmajid
[01:07] <chadams42> ah ok thansk
[01:07] <tyuio> WeThePeople: can you suggest me sites to download them free of cost
[01:07] <WeThePeople> tyuio, use a socks5 proxy
[01:07] <excise> ActionParsnip, I'm showing that I have the Canonical Partners repositories enabled
[01:07] <XiaolinDraconis> its nice to see the cursor problem was fixed
[01:07] <tyuio> WeThePeople:  via ssh
[01:08] <WeThePeople> yes
[01:08] <tyuio> that , i can do it
[01:08] <tyuio> WeThePeople:  thanks
[01:08] <WeThePeople> aelmajid, type ' lshw' in terminal and copy paste to paste.ubuntu.com
[01:08] <ActionParsnip> excise: then install the adobe-flashplugin and you will get 64bit flash
[01:09] <XiaolinDraconis> flash applications stutter and skip
[01:09] <WeThePeople> tyuio, np
[01:09] <WeThePeople> tyuio, dont for get to set up your torrent client to :)
[01:10] <WeThePeople> tyuio, Tor might work also
[01:10] <tyuio> WeThePeople: i'm going to network proxy (in built option in ubuntu ) and apply it system wide .Aha
[01:11] <tyuio> WeThePeople:  tor is very slow
[01:11] <WeThePeople> tyuio, good idea
[01:11] <tyuio> WeThePeople:  thanks : )
[01:11] <bkc_> WeThePeople: don't use tor for torrents -.-
[01:12] <WeThePeople> bkc_, me doesnt
[01:12] <excise> ActionParsnip, you're awesome!!  thanks a lot for your time and assistance.
[01:12] <WeThePeople> i dont even use proxy
[01:12] <WeThePeople> lol
[01:13] <blackshirt> why a lot people here gets some trouble with flash
[01:13] <bkc_> flash is problem... end of story
[01:13] <WeThePeople> flash isnt the prob
[01:13] <jrib> heh
[01:14] <bkc_> WeThePeople: no it's not *the* problem... it *is* problem...
[01:14] <blackshirt> what the problem.. ?
[01:14] <Sokel> Flash needs to go away
[01:14] <Sokel> that's the problem
[01:14] <bkc_> indeed
[01:14] <WeThePeople> html5 then??
[01:14] <Sokel> It needs to make way for html 5
[01:14] <bkc_> make way for html5 :rageface: !
[01:14] <Sokel> And HTML5 only
[01:14] <WeThePeople> true
[01:14] <blackshirt> but,flash was very popular format
[01:15] <bkc_> and now le smoke to get my mind of flash -.-
[01:15]  * bkc_ slaps blackshirt for thinking bad thoughts...
[01:15] <lorddelta> Bah. HTML5/Flash. Meh. Tomato Tomahto.
[01:15] <WeThePeople> lol
[01:15] <lorddelta> Pick one and stop bickering. Honestly.
[01:15] <WeThePeople> both
[01:16] <bazhang> lets get back on topic of ubuntu support, please
[01:16] <lorddelta> Indeed.
[01:16] <blackshirt> i think that was bad, but that was a reality
[01:17] <hashem> Does canonical get some money from purchases in the Ubuntu music store? Also, does purchased music have DRM?
[01:17] <ActionParsnip> Chrome + pepper flash works great here. I don't even have adobe flash installed now :)
[01:17] <lorddelta> So... where should I look? Re earlier: Any clue why my internet drivers (networkmanager,dnsmasq,dhclient) would have gone haywire recently? For whatever reason dnsmasq wasn't being passed my dns server ip, I had to restart it and pass it manually
[01:17] <Maksim> Hi all. Hope someone can help. I'm using Ubuntu, latest version, new to it. My new printer Dell V725W works fine wireless in Windows. In Ubuntu, the add printer dialog recognizes it, but it doesn't have my printer model in the list. I went to the Dell website, downloaded the rpm driver for linux, used Alien to convert to deb and install. Using 'dpkg -l | less' I was able to see that it installed 'Dell Network and USB Scan Drivers software.' Ho
[01:17] <Maksim> wever, it didn't magically make this work . I'm not sure what to try next.
[01:17] <WeThePeople> aelmajid, did you type lshw in terminal??
[01:17] <lorddelta> ActionParsnip: Oh, neat!
[01:17] <Daekdroom> hashem, yes and no, respectively.
[01:17] <xangua> hashem: the music in the ubuntu music store is drm free
[01:17] <hashem> ah cool! I'll go buy something then :)
[01:18] <andreb> k..finally got the gpart live cd
[01:18] <blackshirt> lorddelta, read README files on dnsmasq release
[01:18] <lorddelta> ActionParsnip: does it handle games e.g. Kongregate, Amor Games?
[01:18] <andreb> question: its not enabling me to make the  /dev/sda1 any bigger
[01:18] <andreb> hrm...
[01:18] <andreb> any ideas ?
[01:18] <lorddelta> blackshirt: that simple? I did try looking through its man pages, but ok
[01:18] <Maksim> how likely is it that my question just got drowned out lol
[01:19] <blackshirt> andreb, what you want ?
[01:19] <Sokel> andreb: You cannot make a first partition bigger.
[01:19] <Sokel> andreb: Especially if you have a second
[01:19] <andreb> crapo
[01:19] <andreb> cuz i cloned my dying 250 gb hd toa  750gb drive
[01:19] <Sokel> andreb: It's common sense.
[01:19] <Sokel> fdisk -l /dev/sda paints a better picture. Because everything is in order.
[01:20] <Maksim> guys, know any other channel I can go to to find an answer to my question?
[01:20] <Azjo> hi, im having trouble with cue mounting wav files. does anyone know a good channel to ask about that on freenode? :)
[01:20] <blackshirt> maksim, what is your question guys?
[01:20] <Sokel> Start: 1 End: 20451 for sda1 for example. And then sda2 starts at 20452 and then ends wherever. So you can't.
[01:20] <Maksim> blackshirt, here it was: Hi all. Hope someone can help. I'm using Ubuntu, latest version, new to it. My new printer Dell V725W works fine wireless in Windows. In Ubuntu, the add printer dialog recognizes it, but it doesn't have my printer model in the list. I went to the Dell website, downloaded the rpm driver for linux, used Alien to convert to deb and install. Using 'dpkg -l | less' I was able to see that it installed 'Dell Network and USB S
[01:20] <Maksim> can Drivers software.' However, it didn't magically make this work . I'm not sure what to try next.
[01:21] <andreb> sokel hrm..
[01:21] <Sokel> The problem is you converted an rpm to debian.
[01:21] <andreb> my sd1 is almost full
[01:21] <andreb> :(
[01:21] <ActionParsnip> lorddelta: seems ok yes
[01:21] <Sokel> andreb: There's nothing you can do other than completeing starting from scratch.
[01:21] <Maksim> Sokel: my terminal said I have to do that
[01:21] <bkc_> Azjo: cue mounting wav-files? o.O don't really get what you're trying to do :)
[01:21] <lorddelta> ActionParsnip: neat, thnx
[01:22] <lorddelta> Not what I came in here for but :D
[01:22] <Maksim> Sokel: it said something like 'rpm should never be installed directly. you have to use alien for that'. So i googled and it said that on ubuntu you have to either use Alien or install from source
[01:22] <andreb> sokels any suggestions on how i can use the other 400gb of space without having to resinstalling
[01:22] <Chat4175> Hey
[01:22] <hashem> Hm...seems pretty stupid you need Ubuntu One to be installed to subscribe to downloads from the Ubuntu Music Store
[01:22] <blackshirt> maksim, is there deb format driver on dell sites?
[01:22] <Maksim> But ubuntu doesn't know my printer model and it seems that though I installed the driver succesffuly through terminal, it didn't tell ubuntu gui
[01:22] <WeThePeople> hi
[01:22] <Sokel> andreb: Make another partition.
[01:22] <Maksim> blackshirt: no sadly
[01:23] <Chat4175> Hello
[01:23] <Sokel> andreb: Call it a day
[01:23] <Azjo> i believe its a dying feature. in the age of time monkeys audio (.ape) could decompress to wav files. and then the cue files would explain burners etc where each track was. once i could get drag this information out on daemon tools but today its a bitch :/
[01:23] <blackshirt> maksim, what about the source files?
[01:23] <Sokel> Maksim: Um... I found a tar file you can start from
[01:23] <Chat4175> Hey
[01:23] <Maksim> blackshirt: it only has rpm file on the website. I do not know how to install from source.
[01:23] <Sokel> Maksim: NEVER convert rpm to deb or vice versa. Dumbest thing you can do.
[01:23] <Maksim> Sokel: where?
[01:23] <Maksim> http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/19/DriverDetails/DriverFileFormats/Product/dell-v725w-inkjet-printer?DriverId=RKG1W&FileId=2907115239&urlProductCode=False
[01:23] <WeThePeople> maksim, tar are easy :)
[01:23] <Maksim> There is only an RPM
[01:24] <Sokel> http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/04/DriverDetails?driverId=CW2K9&fileId=2905995159
[01:24] <Sokel> Problem solved.
[01:24] <Sokel> Maksim: You are obviously not looking :)
[01:24] <Sokel> Maksim: I like how I found that at my first search
[01:24] <Nisstyre> Does anyone know if there is a crossfeed plugin for Rhythmbox in the repositories?
[01:24] <Maksim> sokel: sorry but I found this link http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/19/DriverDetails/DriverFileFormats/Product/dell-v725w-inkjet-printer?DriverId=RKG1W&FileId=2907115239&urlProductCode=False how does dell post two different driver pages
[01:24] <ring2> Nisstyre, why do want to feed rhythmbox?
[01:25] <Maksim> sokel: sokel it is my first time using linux ever, cut me a break man! I spent hours trying to do this. Sokel, what do you suggest I do, install the targz and it should work?
[01:25] <Nisstyre> ring2: crossfeed is a type of signal processing that removes the separation inherent in stereo recordings
[01:25] <Nisstyre> ring2: it's for headphone listening
[01:25] <Chat4175> Hey
[01:25] <ring2> Nisstyre, it's called crossfade ;)
[01:25] <Sokel> Maksim: First off, you don't install a tar file.
[01:26] <Nisstyre> ring2: no it isn't
[01:26] <Azjo> ah, EAC worked it out for me. no worries.
[01:26] <Nisstyre> ring2: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crossfeed
[01:26] <ring2> Nisstyre, alright, never heard of it. sorry
[01:28] <hashem> Maksim, open a terminal. The 'tar' command works with .tar* files. you can type 'man tar' for more information, but for .tar.gz files, the command 'tar -xvzf myfile.tar.gz' should decompress it.
[01:28] <Nisstyre> ring2: I know that there is an ALSA plugin for crossfeed, but I'd rather do it at the application layer
[01:29] <Maksim> hashem: thank you man
[01:29] <Maksim> sokel: thank you as well
[01:29] <Sokel> tar xvf file
[01:29] <XiaolinDraconis> sooo is this pepperflash in the chrome webstore?
[01:29] <bazhang> !ot | XiaolinDraconis
[01:30] <XiaolinDraconis> i am on topic
[01:30] <Sokel> No you're not
[01:30] <XiaolinDraconis> windows runs flash games without problem
[01:30] <Sokel> That was not even an ubuntu question
[01:30] <XiaolinDraconis> ubuntu does not
[01:30] <bazhang> XiaolinDraconis, chrome has NOTHING To do with ubuntu. take it elsewhere
[01:30] <Sokel> XiaolinDraconis: Sounds personal.
[01:31] <hashem> Maksim, then you have to install it, which is a little bit more involved. There should be a README file or INSTALL file inside the decompressed directory which has instructions
[01:31] <Sokel> XiaolinDraconis: Either get it to work on firefox or work on Chrome.
[01:31] <Maksim> Sokel: Hold on a second. The link you gave me is a firmware. I have already installed that one. My problem is that Ubuntu doesn't know about my printer model. I thought installing the driver would help, but it did not
[01:31] <Maksim> hashem: It turns out I already did this one
[01:31] <XiaolinDraconis> ill open firefox but i bet it stutters too
[01:31] <Sokel> Maksim: Ever decide to reboot your computer?
[01:32] <bazhang> Maksim, what does linuxprinting.org database recommend as a driver for that
[01:32] <Sokel> XiaolinDraconis: Stop whining. Sounds to me you either don't have efficient enough ram, or you do not have a sufficient video card.
[01:32] <ring1> Nisstyre, as i read quodlibet is capable of crossfeeding with a plugin. but that doesn't help for rhythmbox
[01:32] <XiaolinDraconis> considering when searching through other peoples problems, the vast amount of flash problems, it doesnt seem to matter what the browser is
[01:32] <XiaolinDraconis> ubutu simply fails to handle flash well
[01:32] <XiaolinDraconis> ubuntu
[01:32] <XiaolinDraconis> efficient?
[01:32] <Sokel> XiaolinDraconis: It's your hardware. Guarantee it.
[01:32] <Sokel> XiaolinDraconis: How about you just install fedora and see if it works for you?
[01:33] <XiaolinDraconis> why does windows 7 run it flawlessly then?
[01:33] <XiaolinDraconis> specs dont change just the OS
[01:33] <Sokel> XiaolinDraconis: I guarantee you do NOT have enough ram to be running unity and flash at the same time, nor video memory. Fix that or search google.
[01:33] <lorddelta> XiaolinDraconis: Probably the graphics drivers then
[01:33] <XiaolinDraconis> indeed
[01:33] <icqusiuario> hola
[01:33] <icqusiuario> ubuntu en español
[01:33] <icqusiuario> hay o no
[01:33] <XiaolinDraconis> thats why i switched to gnome classic
[01:33] <lorddelta> And Sokel's got a point too
[01:33] <Sokel> un poquito
[01:34] <lorddelta> Unity is heavy
[01:34] <bazhang> icqusiuario, #ubuntu-es
[01:34] <hashem> Maksim, is there a similar model-number in that dialog box in ubuntu?
[01:34] <Maksim> bazhang and hashem: no
[01:34] <Maksim> :(
[01:34] <Maksim> it doesn't even have anything that starts with V
[01:34] <Maksim> linuxprinting doesn't have it either
[01:34] <Maksim> i guess cause it's new
[01:34] <FloodBot1> Maksim: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:34] <bazhang> Maksim, take a look at the database
[01:34] <ring1> Nisstyre, if you're interested: https://code.google.com/p/quodlibet/wiki/Crossfeed
[01:34] <bazhang> Maksim, whats the exact name and model
[01:35] <Maksim> bazhang: Dell V725W
[01:35] <Nisstyre> ring1: thanks for the link
[01:36] <ring1> Nisstyre, yw
[01:36] <ferris> i need a point in the right direction to share a folder between local users....
[01:36] <ubuguest> hello. I have installed a window manager and I logged into it and I can't do anything at all. Is there a way to close it and go back to the logon screen?
[01:36] <jrib> ubuguest: what wm?
[01:37] <hashem> Maksim, perhaps ask dell support. They specifically mention supporting ubuntu in this pdf http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&cad=rja&ved=0CCkQFjAB&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.dell.com%2Fdownloads%2Fglobal%2Fproducts%2Fprint%2FInkjet_Printers_Datasheet_US_V5_LR_Brochure.pdf&ei=HIlSUNb0F4-e8QSj6oGYBw&usg=AFQjCNFI-zJZLmsdNgZwHPs6KazUQJJy3A&sig2=UDjMFYVU8vaicKBXOTn2tw
[01:37] <TJ-> ferris: Add them both to the 'users' group, and give that group ownership and permissions to read/write/execute the shared directory
[01:37] <ubuguest> jrib, dwm
[01:37] <Maksim> hashem: I will do that if you suggest it. You think they will actually respond? :)
[01:37] <joshmc> ubuguest: Try alt + shift + q
[01:37] <ferris> TJ-, thanks.... i will try that
[01:37] <ActionParsnip> ubuguest: press CTRL+ALT+F1 and log in there then run:  killall -u $USER
[01:38] <joshmc> leftalt is the initial modkey for dwm, right?
[01:38] <hashem> Maksim, they'll definitely respond, I would guess they won't be of much help. I might be wrong though
[01:38] <jrib> ubuguest: if you're sure it's some sort of config issue on your part, you can restart X by going to tty (ctrl-alt-f1) and issuing « sudo service lightdm restart ».  ctrl-alt-f7 will get you back to X.  However, you probably just need to figure out how to use dwm (look up its docs)
[01:39] <ubuguest> thanks, guys :)
[01:40] <joshmc> ubuguest: as a dwm user it's great but not easy. I'd say if you are using an apt-managed version ditch it and grab the tarball, as using dwm to the extent you want generally means editing config.h and recompiling.
[01:41] <ubuguest> thanks
[01:41] <joshmc> ubuguest: bu-bu-I wasn't done!
[01:41] <joshmc> oh well
[01:42] <qaz> hi
[01:42] <qaz> I have a problem with cups , if I try to use the dnssd I can't print
[01:43] <qaz> work on with http
[01:43] <qaz> any help?
[01:43] <Sokel> It's a known bug. Look on google.
[01:44] <qaz> tnx Sokel
[01:45] <qaz> so I just use the http/ipp protocol
[01:46] <black_13_> is there a process or tool for creating a preseed file ?
[01:46] <black_13_> also can a preseed file live in the initial ramdisk
[01:52] <drupin> my box goes blank and if i load google chrome xchat file manager gedit all together .. its installed on a flash drive
[01:53] <drupin> only option is reboot and reset on the cpu
[01:54] <drupin> the swap memory is 1 GB
[01:54] <drupin> is it much
[01:54] <Secu34> Salut !
[01:54] <Secu34> 1
[01:54] <Secu34> Salut !
[01:55] <drupin> SAlute
[01:57] <WeThePeople> black_13, a torrent file?
[01:58] <WeThePeople> black_13_, ^^
[01:58] <black_13_> WeThePeople: hey
[01:58] <OerHeks> WeThePeople, preseeding file is an automated installation file
[01:58] <WeThePeople> ahh
[01:58] <coop> Good Evening everyone
[01:58] <OerHeks> or unattended
[02:00] <OerHeks> black_13_, there is a manual for preseeding > https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/installation-guide/i386/appendix-preseed.html but not a tool AFAIK
[02:01] <ActionParsnip> drupin: how much RAM do you have?
[02:01] <drupin> 2.5
[02:01] <drupin> 2.5 GB
[02:01] <drupin> any driver issue
[02:02] <black_13_> OerHeks: if you8 modify the preseed file on the iso will it get picked up during the installed
[02:02] <drupin> also on chrome the flash is not rendering with the default pepper flash version
[02:02] <OerHeks> black_13_, yes, that is what it is used for.
[02:03] <black_13_> OerHeks: it isnt being picked up
[02:03] <ksx4system> how can I set Ubuntu to prefer IPv4 and use IPv6 only to connect with v6-only sites?
[02:03] <black_13_> or does it work in the desktop installe
[02:05] <OerHeks> black_13_, i never used it, all i have is the URL i gave you
[02:05] <weiyang> hi, any document on socat, besides the man page?
[02:06] <KRomeleoN> hi
[02:06] <weiyang> i just feel confused about this tool
[02:06] <KRomeleoN> i am overclocking my cpu but ubuntu doesnt recognize the overclock
[02:06] <KRomeleoN> how can i be sure its working right?
[02:06] <KRomeleoN> ubuntu says 3.4ghz but bios says 4.5
[02:07] <drupin> any luck ActionParsnip ... whats missisng
[02:07] <OerHeks> ksx4system, never heard of using IPv4 + IPv6 adresses together.
[02:08] <KRomeleoN> Intel® Core™ i5-3570K CPU @ 3.40GHz × 4 <--- ubuntu says this in infi
[02:08] <KRomeleoN> buti am oc to 4.5
[02:08] <rinzler> how do I switch from thunar to nautilus?
[02:08] <ksx4system> OerHeks: never heard about how DNS works too, right? ;)
[02:08] <phong_> hi all
[02:08] <WeThePeople> hi
[02:09] <ksx4system> OerHeks, A example.com 1.2.3.4 + AAAA example.com (insert ultra long IPv6 address here)
[02:09] <KRomeleoN> isnt the linux mint version of nautlius out?
[02:09] <bazhang> KRomeleoN, ask mintsupport
[02:09] <bazhang> !mintsupport | KRomeleoN
[02:10] <KRomeleoN> im talking about the mint developed fork of the file manager
[02:10] <KRomeleoN> not the mint os
[02:10] <mbutubuntu> hello folks, does Ubuntu use compat wireless for deafult ath9k_htc (kernel/drivers/net/wireless/ath/ath9k/ath9k_htc.ko)? if yes why I'm not able to use AP mode with my WNA1100 even if is reported to work at least since c-w 3.0
[02:10] <bazhang> KRomeleoN, ask them, not here
[02:10] <mbutubuntu> (sorry I'm on 12.04)
[02:10] <KRomeleoN> bazhang, can you help me with my issue?
[02:10] <phong_> is there a way to print pdf to image?
[02:11] <bazhang> KRomeleoN, overclocking? try ##hardware
[02:11] <rinzler> how do I switch from thunar to nautilus as default file manager?
[02:11] <TJ-> ksx4system: edit the preferences blocks in /etc/gai.conf. Look for the line containing "For sites which prefer IPv4 connections" and edit the settings according to the recommendation
[02:12] <ksx4system> TJ=: well, "precedence ::ffff:0:0/96  100" unhashed does the job
[02:12] <ksx4system> TJ-, thanks
[02:12] <TJ-> ksx4system: Glad you got it :)
[02:14] <ksx4system> TJ-: well, I wonder what is wrong with he.net IPv6 tunneling... I've got it working like a charm (this + MikroTik router throwing NATed v4 + public v6 addresses via DHCP) for months
[02:14] <ksx4system> TJ-, but since few weeks it runs utterly slow, just like GPRS connection back in 2005 :(
[02:15] <TJ-> ksx4system: doing unexpected lookups that time out? Have you tcpdump-ed the connection?
[02:16] <Maksim> My Ubuntu Software Center won't launch. It opens and closes immediately..
[02:17] <Maksim> I tried apt-get update and upgrade and reinstall of software-center
[02:18] <mbutubuntu> #ubuntu-devel
[02:18] <TJ-> Maksim: Are you using an encrypted home directory?
[02:18] <Maksim> TJ- I don't know, even what that means :)
[02:18] <warddr> Maksim, have you tried running software-center from a commanline window? Does that produce any error messages?
[02:18] <Maksim> warddr yes it does
[02:18] <Maksim> how can I paste it without getting booted by floodbot
[02:19] <ksx4system> TJ-: nope, out of laziness I just switched to IPv4 and I'll continue using IPv6 only when I really need it
[02:19] <warddr> Maksim, http://pastebin.com/
[02:20] <Maksim> http://pastebin.com/ZcGfNK4M
[02:20] <andreb> gparted rocks
[02:20] <andreb> lol
[02:20] <Maksim> it's weird that it says 'somaks' because my username is maks, not somaks
[02:20] <Maksim> but anyway, that's what it spits out
[02:20] <andreb> was able to actually resize my root partitiion
[02:21] <warddr> Maksim, I'll take a look
[02:21] <Maksim> warddr thank you
[02:21] <andreb> but now my system is SLOW AS FUCK
[02:22] <IdleOne> andreb: i feel for you but please don't swear.
[02:22] <TJ-> Maksim: Try "sudo dpkg-reconfigure software-center --force "
[02:22] <andreb> sorry
[02:23] <andreb> the disk reparitioning worked... the os booted and stuff.. i even increase teh sawp to 10 GB... but the response time of the box has tooken a nose dive
[02:23] <andreb> any suggestion to optimize the amchine ?
[02:23] <Maksim> TJ- I did it but still no go. I will post new log
[02:24] <OerHeks> Maksim, "sudo dpkg-reconfigure software-center --force " should do the trick, see the answer of NikTh >> http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-2033381.html
[02:24] <Maksim> http://pastebin.com/Tn18uGsk
[02:24] <xangua> 10GB for swap¿ really¿ sounds like you have zillions or ram andreb
[02:24] <andreb> only 4gb
[02:24] <Maksim> Oerheks, thank you but check the last link I just put
[02:24] <andreb> of ram
[02:25] <andreb> so what can i do to optimize the machine or to tell it to check for errors ?
[02:26] <TJ-> Maksim: From what I see, it looks to be related to Ubuntu One' single-sign-on service. Do you have an Ubuntu One account configured ?
[02:26] <Maksim> Nope
[02:26] <Maksim> I can open Ubuntu One though. It shows me this login/sign up screen.
[02:27] <Maksim> I mean an install screen.
[02:27] <TJ-> Maksim: Hmmm... I wonder if that's the issue? I've seen sillier where software assumes it should have an account and fails otherwise. Let me dig a bit.
[02:27] <Maksim> TJ- OK. Thank you for helping
[02:29] <TJ-> Maksim: Just to confirm. You're running software center as a regular user, not trying to start it using sudo/gksudo ?
[02:30] <Maksim> TJ- I simply typed "software-center" in the terminal
[02:30] <TJ-> Maksim: Thanks. Just trying to narrow down the scope
[02:30] <Maksim> I never did anything to override super user settings or whatever
[02:32] <iateadonut> where should i go for repositories to make sure i have all sound drivers and codecs?
[02:32] <iateadonut> will the default ones work?
[02:33] <de> Big problem. Was running commands to install xfce 4.10 and it worked just fine. I was testing out xfce but then decided to run commands to remove it. It was never removed and now when I log into unity i dont get anything except acesss to my terminal which is how I got here
[02:33] <de> what can I do. I just want to redo all that I did lol.
[02:34] <weiyang> etable is needed, means?
[02:34] <de> I also installed gnome shell which caused me to reboot my computer 6 times in two days. So i think i just want regular old unity and ubuntu back
[02:35] <kostkon> de, try: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[02:35] <ActionParsnip> de: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop     etc, install another DE
[02:35] <kostkon> de, see if it will install any extra packages
[02:35] <js1234> Hi. I just installed Ubuntu and after updating and restarting, dash home no longer shows any applications
[02:35] <WeThePeople> de, what commands did you use to remove
[02:36] <js1234> like, if I search for "terminal" nothing comes up
[02:36] <kostkon> de, then logout and login again. If the problem persists, in the terminal give:  unity --reset
[02:36] <de> umm something about purge and apt
[02:36] <malkauns> in 12.04 how do i change the color of the top horizontal panel?
[02:36] <TJ-> Maksim: I'm looking at the code in ubuntu-sso-client-gtk - it's Python - and it uses a logger. That infers we should be able to get the process to log what it's up to and maybe give us a clue.
[02:36] <js1234> if I click on the applications icon in dash nothing comes up either
[02:36] <Maksim> TJ- I'm all ears :o
[02:37] <Maksim> TJ- It's way over my head but I'll be able to follow your instructions
[02:37] <WeThePeople> de, thats why, --purge only removes old files of updated packages
[02:37] <nagahastu> anyone can help with a 12.04 video problem.
[02:37] <de> so whats the best thing for me to do right now.?
[02:37] <kostkon> sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[02:37] <TJ-> Maksim: I might not have any yet! The code is worse than spaghetti!
[02:37] <de> I just want unity working
[02:37] <de> forget everythng else lol
[02:37] <CrazyHorse18> hey
[02:37] <Maksim> TJ- Maybe that is the problem haha
[02:37] <CrazyHorse18> how can i find out what process opened a port?
[02:38] <nagahastu> I have nvidia mx440  working on 12.04 and tried to install nvidia-96 drivers but saying i held broken packages and need a file xorg-video-abi-10
[02:38] <WeThePeople> lsof -i
[02:38] <CrazyHorse18> tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:25              0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN  << i can see this with netstat -an
[02:39] <wilee-nilee> de can you get a terminal in the xfce or has it been removed?
[02:39] <CrazyHorse18> WeThePeople thanks :)
[02:39] <WeThePeople> crazyhorse18, wild guess
[02:39] <de> i am in terminal now. under my completely striped unity DE
[02:40] <TJ-> CrazyHorse18: use the -p process option to netstat, and run it using sudo: "sudo netstat -anp"
[02:40] <wilee-nilee> de, have you tries sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[02:41] <CrazyHorse18> tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:25              0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      31132/ruby
[02:41] <wilee-nilee> tried*
[02:41] <de> i just did it
[02:41] <de> now
[02:41] <de> nothing
[02:42] <de> it said
[02:42] <de> ubuntu-desktop is already the newest version.
[02:42] <kostkon> de, try giving: unity --reset
[02:43] <sunil__> How to open certain file using certain application if that application is not listed in openwith tab?
[02:43] <js1234_> Any ideas? No applications show up in unity
[02:43] <js1234_> fresh install
[02:43] <de> okay unity is up
[02:43] <sunil__> how to add application in open with ?
[02:43] <wilee-nilee> js1234, even if you type in something?
[02:44] <js1234_> wilee-nilee: yeah
[02:44] <js1234_> or if I click on the applications icon in dash home
[02:44] <Maksim> js1234, this can be applied to your case, no? http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/9587/how-can-i-open-a-text-file-with-textwrangler-from-the-terminal-command-line
[02:44] <wilee-nilee> js1234, try alt+f2 then type in unity --reset   to reset the unity desktop
[02:44] <de> how can i get rid of my gnome 3 and xfce4.10 completely
[02:45] <wilee-nilee> js1234, Don't do it in a terminal.
[02:45] <js1234_> hmm alt+f2 doesn
[02:45] <js1234_> doesn't seem to run commands
[02:45] <drupin> what repo or packages should be excluded from here http://howtoubuntu.org/things-to-do-after-installing-ubuntu-12-04-precise-pangolin/
[02:45] <Presonus_Probs> Hi guys im having some problems with Jack and firewire, can anyone help? Ubuntu Studio 12 trying to run a Presonus StudioLive 16.0.2 desk,
[02:45] <Presonus_Probs> ffado test gives me this - http://pastebin.com/hcSDUm0L
[02:45] <Presonus_Probs>  but jackd -d firewire gives me this - http://pastebin.com/DAcxHu2D
[02:46] <TJ-> Maksim: I think I've almost pinned down the log-file location :p
[02:46] <Maksim> TJ- :D
[02:46] <Presonus_Probs> please note im a total novice so far, armed with a little google fu and a few helpful channels
[02:46] <wilee-nilee> js1234_, Then do alt+f1 to a tty log in run it from there and let it run and in about a minute hit alt+f7  to return to desktop
[02:47] <sunil__> does anybody know how to open file with application not present in open with ?
[02:48] <Maksim> sunil_ http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/9587/how-can-i-open-a-text-file-with-textwrangler-from-the-terminal-command-line
[02:48] <js1234_> wilee-nilee:
[02:48] <js1234_> "unity --reset" didn;t work
[02:48] <js1234_> sorry having troubles with my apostrophe key
[02:48] <de> how can I remove xfce 4.10
[02:48] <de> ?
[02:48] <wilee-nilee> js1234_, Did you try it with a tty?
[02:49] <js1234_> oh missed the part about terminal
[02:49] <js1234_> now trying in tty
[02:49] <libertytrader2> Ok, so I installed the 3.4 kernel, but now Grub/Grub2 doesn't boot correctly. I just get a purple screen. After I hard reset, I get a grub selection screen where I can choose a kernel. If I select 3.4 there, then it boots fine. Which file should I be editing to change this? OR is there a GUI tool? Thanks
[02:49] <dfcnvt> Question related to grub,  Hi, I'm left with "error: file not found." at the terminal which display, "grub rescue>" .... I've research and found that by typing "ls", I've got this result as in exact order, "(hd0) (hd0,msdos5) (hd0,msdos1) (hd1) (hd1,msdos1) (fd0)" .... How do I set both prefix & root under these selections?
[02:50] <WeThePeople> de, i think you have to reinstall gnome
[02:50] <TJ-> Maksim: OK, the logs go to "~/.cache/sso/" . To enable DEBUG level for the SSO component it needs "U1_DEBUG=1" in the environment. Simply setting that for software-center doesn't help, so I need to figure out how to set it when SSO is started by the DBus service
[02:50] <wilee-nilee> dfcnvt, what has led you to a grub>
[02:51] <kokuryuu0285> Hey I having a issue with my ubuntu, I keep on getting "server not found" errors while online, and then I'm not able to get online from this pc at all, but my other pc's in the house are still working online, I sure there no firewall on here, also Make sure nothing on my router is blocking, and check cables, I i boot in to window on this pc i have not issue, only when i try to use ubuntu, any ideas
[02:51] <Maksim> TJ- No idea what you just said but I like it so far.....
[02:51] <TJ-> Maksim: :p
[02:51] <barakisbrown> I need some help with a triple boot install of win7/win8/ubuntu
[02:51] <WeThePeople> de, u said unity
[02:52] <barakisbrown> It install fines but when ubuntu loads .. all i am getting a grub4dos
[02:52] <dfcnvt> wilee-nilee: After the new installation of ubuntu. (must have placed a wrong boot in a different drive.)
[02:52] <phyrexianslug> don't think grub will boot win 8 currently.
[02:52] <wilee-nilee> dfcnvt, It would be easiest to just fix this from a live cd/usb
[02:52] <barakisbrown> i have win7 as my main sytem
[02:52] <Presonus_Probs> anyone have any idea about firewire and FFADO?
[02:53] <de> well unity is working but now I just want to get rid of xfce4.10 and gnome-shell
[02:53] <Presonus_Probs> hi roomies :)
[02:53] <de> so that i only have unity
[02:53] <barakisbrown> I have win7(primary)/win8 extra and now I want to add ubuntu
[02:53] <dfcnvt> wilee-nilee: Very well, if that's a solution instead of setting for prefix or root then by the time I get on the LiveCD for chroot. What should I do to fix the grub?
[02:53] <WeThePeople> de, is that suse
[02:53] <de> what do you mean. Im on 12.04
[02:54] <WeThePeople> ahh
[02:54] <wilee-nilee> dfcnvt, Sounds like you know the chroot just put grub in the mbr of that drive with grub-install /dev/sdX    X is that drive.
[02:54] <barakisbrown> Anyway to fix it where I can use win7 boot to boot into linux?
[02:54] <de> i just installed the other DE
[02:54] <wilee-nilee> then run update-grub dfcnvt
[02:54] <WeThePeople> de, fornd this http://complete-concrete-concise.com/ubuntu-2/ubuntu-12-04/ubuntu-12-04-how-to-completely-uninstall-remove-xfce
[02:54] <TJ-> Maksim: Use 2 terminal sessions: In the first run this and leave it running: "U1_DEBUG=True python /usr/lib/ubuntu-sso-client/ubuntu-sso-login". In the other terminal, run software-center. After it crashes, check the end of ~/.cache/sso/sso-client.log for entries that include "DEBUG" rather than just "INFO"
[02:54] <WeThePeople> found*
[02:55] <WeThePeople> de, http://complete-concrete-concise.com/ubuntu-2/ubuntu-12-04/ubuntu-12-04-how-to-completely-uninstall-remove-gnome-shell
[02:55] <Maksim> TJ- maks@ubuntu:~$ U1_DEBUG=True python /usr/lib/ubuntu-sso-client/ubuntu-sso-login
[02:56] <barakisbrown> suggestions?
[02:56] <Maksim> Traceback (most recent call last):
[02:56] <Maksim>   File "/usr/lib/ubuntu-sso-client/ubuntu-sso-login", line 63, in <module>
[02:56] <Maksim>     from ubuntu_sso.main import main
[02:56] <Maksim> ImportError: No module named ubuntu_sso.main
[02:56] <FloodBot1> Maksim: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:56] <TJ-> Maksim: Nice catch :)
[02:56] <TJ-> Maksim: what release of ubuntu are you using?
[02:56] <Maksim> 12.04 LTS I think
[02:56] <TJ-> Maksim: check with "lsb_release -a"
[02:57] <phyrexianslug> @barakisbrown: you want to fix the win7 / ubuntu bootloader?  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[02:57] <Maksim> Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS
[02:57] <Maksim> precise
[02:57] <postmodern> silly question, scp'ing files to a ubuntu 12 server, but they are u=rw and not readable by other users. how do i work around this?
[02:57] <barakisbrown> thanks i will try that since I do have a live usb
[02:57] <TJ-> Maksim: That suggests you've have incomplete packages
[02:58] <Maksim> :O
[02:58] <Maksim> how do we remedy this
[02:58] <jochl> postmodern: you want them to be readable by all?
[02:58] <TJ-> Maksim: This mat fix it: "sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-sso-client"
[02:58] <phyrexianslug> @postmodern: chown the files after transfer?
[02:58] <postmodern> jochl, specifically u=rw,g=rw,o=r
[02:59] <Maksim> TJ- done, now what
[02:59] <Maksim> redo what you last said about the 2 terminals?
[02:59] <postmodern> jochl, the upload directory is already u=rwx,g=rwx,o=rx
[02:59] <TJ-> Maksim: Yes... I suspect though, you'll need to also do "sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-sso-client-gtk"
[03:00] <jochl> postmodern: man scp mentions -p option to preserve mode
[03:00] <sh4rm4> is there a way to get debug symbols for a package ?
[03:00] <TJ-> Maksim: That package is a 'recommends' of ubuntu-sso-client, and it actually contains the code that is missing.
[03:00] <Maksim> OK it's doing the gtk one
[03:00] <Maksim> it finished it
[03:00] <jochl> so you could chown, scp, then re-chown (if desired/necessary)
[03:00] <TJ-> Maksim: Have you alternated any settings within 'apt' to stop it installing recommended packages?
[03:00] <WeThePeople> de, http://complete-concrete-concise.com/category/ubuntu-2
[03:00] <TJ-> Maksim: OK, give it a go with software-center now
[03:00] <sh4rm4> is there a way to get debug symbols for a package ?
[03:00] <postmodern> jochl, is there a way to override the permissions?
[03:01] <Maksim> alternated settings? no :O not that i know
[03:01] <postmodern> jochl, this is for an upload script, where another user in the same group consumes the uploaded files
[03:01] <trism> sh4rm4: some source packages have a -dbg binary package (libc6-dbg, libgtk-3-0-dbg), others may be available on ddebs.ubuntu.com
[03:01] <Maksim> http://pastebin.com/hRQSgaaL
[03:02] <TJ-> sh4rm4: Yes. Ubuntu has archives for them. Called the ddeb (debug debian) packages.  See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash#Debug_Symbol_Packages
[03:02] <trism> sh4rm4: if neither are available you can usually rebuild the package with DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS="nostrip noopt" as described here: http://wiki.debian.org/HowToGetABacktrace
[03:03] <jochl> postmodern: if it's in an upload script, you could chown the files before uploading, or copy, chown, and upload if you don't want to tamper with the original permissions
[03:03] <Maksim> TJ- http://pastebin.com/d3nvqnWs and http://pastebin.com/hRQSgaaL
[03:03] <TJ-> Maksim: That didn't appear to help did it!?
[03:03] <sh4rm4> thanks
[03:03] <Maksim> TJ- no :o
[03:04] <Maksim> but my brain makes me feel like we made progress
[03:04] <Maksim> cause I typed stuff into a terminal.
[03:04] <TJ-> Maksim: Well, you have the files, but for some reason Python isn't finding the ubuntu_sso
[03:05] <Maksim> maybe i have bad python files installed
[03:05] <Maksim> i did try to install python stuff yesterday
[03:06] <TJ-> Maksim: aha!
[03:06] <andreb> hi
[03:06] <andreb> anyone here uses zimbra ?
[03:06] <TJ-> Maksim: What did you try to do? install a different python version?
[03:07] <Maksim> TJ- I don't remember what I was trying to install, but it required some python stuff, and I dont remember where google took me, or to what commands. I installed python. That is all I remember. :(
[03:07] <sh4rm4> damn, what is wrong here ? i have to push the mouse button down for 2 seconds to get it recognized as a click by ubuntu
[03:07] <Maksim> I am able to type "python" and then do 12+4
[03:07] <Maksim> and it spits out 16
[03:08] <TJ-> Maksim: what does "python --version" report?
[03:08] <Maksim> Python 2.7.3
[03:08] <Maksim> That's right, I had the option to choose Python 2 or 3 and I chose 2
[03:08] <TJ-> Maksim: OK, that's good. and bad... because it ought to be finding the SSO python package!
[03:09] <TJ-> Maksim: This *feels* like the wrong python interpreter version is being used by default and that version doesn't have the SSO files in its dist-packages/ directory
[03:09] <Maksim> TJ- hm, so maybe I should somehow uninstall all pythons?
[03:10] <TJ-> Maksim: What does this tell you? " dpkg-query -l python{2,3}* | grep '^ii'  "
[03:10] <TJ-> Maksim: No, you shouldn't! Ubuntu relies on Python these days for core services
[03:10] <Maksim> it just puts a > character on the next line
[03:11] <Maksim> oh, ytyped it wrong
[03:11] <TJ-> Maksim: You missed out a single-quote, or included the double-quotes which I provide just to separate the commands from my commentary. Press Ctrl+C to break out and try again
[03:11] <Maksim> http://pastebin.com/jKTfKyRS
[03:12] <TJ-> Maksim: That looks correct too
[03:12] <sh4rm4> TJ-, trism : the debug sym install worked according to the wiki, how to get the sources ?
[03:13] <Maksim> Why does my life have to be so difficult
[03:13] <TJ-> sh4rm4: "apt-get source <package>"
[03:14] <sh4rm4> dpkg-source: not found.
[03:14] <TJ-> sh4rm4: If you've going to use 'gdb' with the sources, you'll need to either start gdb in the source directory containing the source files, or use its "directory" command to add the directory paths of the source
[03:14] <trism> sh4rm4: install dpkg-dev
[03:14] <sh4rm4> TJ: ok thanks, but how can i get the dpkg-source command ?
[03:15] <sh4rm4> thanks
[03:15] <Maksim> TJ- outta ideas?
[03:16] <TJ-> Maksim: I'm trying to figure out what you managed to do to python. Maybe we can avoid needing to know by doing "sudo dpkg-reconfigure python2.7"
[03:16] <Maksim> done.
[03:17] <Maksim> it did something for 3 seconds and I think it finished
[03:17] <TJ-> Maksim: You may also need to do "sudo dpkg-reconfigure python2.7-minimal"
[03:17] <Maksim> didn't output anything
[03:17] <TJ-> Maksim: not outputting something is a sign of success for most *nix command line tools
[03:17] <Maksim> http://pastebin.com/7tmVYYLJ
[03:18] <TJ-> Maksim: py "thong" ?!?! :D
[03:18] <Maksim> I have no minimal :O!
[03:18] <TJ-> You don't have a thong either!
[03:18] <Maksim> loool
[03:19] <Maksim> ok it done, no output
[03:19] <TJ-> Maksim: OK, try the "U1_DEBUG=True python /usr/lib/ubuntu-sso-client/ubuntu-sso-login" again
[03:19] <TJ-> Maksim: same error?
[03:19] <Maksim> no module named ubuntu_sso.main
[03:20] <Maksim> yeah same thing
[03:20] <TJ-> Maksim: grrrr! We need a Python packaging expert
[03:20] <bluemeda> hello all
[03:20] <bluemeda> :D
[03:20] <TJ-> Maksim: I know what it's not doing but not how to correct it
[03:20] <Maksim> TJ- yea
[03:20] <Maksim> TJ- should we pick this up another time
[03:20] <TJ-> Maksim: If you knew what you did to it with Python yesterday...
[03:21] <Maksim> TJ- let me look
[03:21] <Maksim> my downloads folder has a Python-2.7.3.tgz ... I installed that
[03:21] <Maksim> that is all I did
[03:22] <TJ-> Maksim: Arghhh!!!!!!!!!
[03:22] <Maksim> is that bad
[03:22] <TJ-> Maksim: So you installed the upstream package! I bet it's in /usr/local/bin/ and is being picked up instead of the Ubuntu installation!!!
[03:22] <Maksim> :O!!!
[03:22] <Maksim> what is upstream
[03:23] <TJ-> Maksim: You deserve to wear that thong!! LOL ... OK ... check if I'm correct: "ls -l /usr/local/bin/python*"
[03:23] <Maksim> haha
[03:23] <TJ-> Maksim: You installed Python from a source package provided by the Python project, rather than letting the already-installed Ubuntu package do its thing
[03:23] <Maksim> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 7 Sep 11 20:51 /usr/local/bin/python -> python2
[03:24] <TJ-> Maksim: Anything that is installed that isn't part of the distro usually will install to /usr/local/*
[03:24] <Maksim> :o
[03:24] <hillshum> python *should* have been installed by default...
[03:24] <Maksim> I guess it was.. I wanted to learn python.. lol
[03:24] <TJ-> Maksim: So, we found your problem. Now you need to uninstall that. I'm guessing you extracted that python tar.gz file to directory, is that correct?
[03:24] <Maksim> I didn't know
[03:25] <Maksim> umm. I downloaded it to Downloads folder and then I installed it somehow in the terminal
[03:25] <TJ-> Maksim: If so, change to the directory where you extracted the file (or else re-extract the file now) ... and then in it's directory try "sudo make uninstall"
[03:25] <Maksim> lol sorry..
[03:25] <Maksim> there is a aPython-2.7.3 folder in Downloads
[03:26] <pyg_> how are the nvidia drivers for the latest ubuntu?
[03:26] <Maksim> so I should change directory to Downloads, and type that in the terminal?
[03:26] <TJ-> Maksim: change into that Python-2.7.3/ directory first
[03:26] <Maksim> I should do cd Desktop and then sudo make unisntall ?
[03:26] <Maksim> oh
[03:26] <Maksim> cd Desktop/Python-2.7.3/
[03:26] <ActionParsnip> pyg_: works fine here
[03:26] <WeThePeople> is maya commands same as lucid
[03:26] <Maksim> I mean downloads
[03:26] <TJ-> Maksim: the one in Downloads/ yes
[03:26] <pyg_> i'm running debian testing and can't hibernate repeatedly
[03:27] <TJ-> Maksim: then try doing "sudo make uninstall" ... that ought to remove all the files it installed into your system in /usr/local/*
[03:27] <pyg_> ActionParsnip: thanks, 12.04?
[03:27] <Maksim> TJ- it says maks@ubuntu:~/Downloads/Python-2.7.3$ sudo make uninstall
[03:27] <Maksim> make: *** No rule to make target `uninstall'.  Stop.
[03:27] <ActionParsnip> pyg_: yes, I use the edgers ppa (the one that's less fresh, more stable)
[03:27] <jmstick1> how can i enable a wireless usb from shell i know the easy way is to install gui but the usb jump drive is only 8gbs
[03:28] <TJ-> Maksim: Try this: " ./configure && su -c 'make uninstall'  "
[03:28] <pyg_> ActionParsnip: what kernel version?
[03:28] <jeremyst> hi guys
[03:28] <Maksim> maks@ubuntu:~/Downloads/Python-2.7.3$ ./configure && su -c 'make uninstall'
[03:28] <Maksim> ./configure: line 2340: config.log: Permission denied
[03:28] <Maksim> ./configure: line 2350: config.log: Permission denied
[03:28] <jeremyst> im having problem login in to unity, im using unity 2d now.
[03:28] <ActionParsnip> jmstick1: my ubuntu install is4.5Gb, you have enough space. If you install wicd you can use an ncurses interface to confuigure wireless easily
[03:28] <jmstick1> using ubuntu 8.0.4
[03:28] <Maksim> I need sudo?
[03:29] <ActionParsnip> !info linux-image-generic | pyg_
[03:29] <TJ-> Maksim: OK ... you must have done it as root so do this  "sudo ./configure && sudo -make uninstall  "
[03:29] <andreb> hi all
[03:29] <andreb> whats the average upgrade time from 10.04lts to 12.04 lts ?
[03:29] <Maksim> its doing stuff
[03:29] <h22turbo> os[Linux 3.2.0-30-generic-pae i686] distro[Ubuntu "precise" 12.04] cpu[2 x AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 3800+ (AuthenticAMD) @ 1000MHz] mem[Physical: 873.7MB, 74.9% free] disk[Total: 35.8GB, 78.9% free] video[NVIDIA Corporation C51 [GeForce 6150 LE]] sound[HDA-Intel - HDA NVidia]
[03:29] <Maksim> says checking for ... and a bunch of files
[03:30] <Maksim> do you want me to post this long thing it spit out
[03:30] <jmstick1> ActionParsnip whats the smallest gui that i can install wicd xubuntu-desktop ?
[03:30] <pyg_> ActionParsnip, ubottu, 3.2 thanks, currently with debian I don't get cpufreqd support, but oh well, onward and upward
[03:30] <h22turbo> Maksim: use pastebin
[03:30] <jmstick1> thanks btw
[03:30] <jeremyst> im having problem login in to unity, im using unity 2d now.
[03:30] <ActionParsnip> jmstick1: wicd has an ncurses UI so will be very small
[03:30] <WeThePeople> actionparsnip, do you know if Maya commands are the same as Lucid.. ie sudo apt-get install
[03:30] <ActionParsnip> pyg_: debian is supported in #debian
[03:30] <Maksim> http://pastebin.com/SDpyMH9F
[03:31] <jmstick1> kewl thx man
[03:31] <pyg_> ActionParsnip: kind of...
[03:31] <ActionParsnip> WeThePeople: What is maya?
[03:31] <h22turbo> WeThePeople: try sudo apt-cache search Maya
[03:31] <Maksim> at the end it says invalid option --'m'
[03:32] <jeremyst> im having problem login in to unity, im using unity 2d now.
[03:32] <h22turbo> jeremydei: we hear u dude... try installing the correct video card drivers
[03:33] <Sokel> jeremyst: Here's the problem... you and hundreds of others say the same things you do. 'Hey, it's not working.' and nothing else. How about some details?
[03:33] <h22turbo> jeremyst: we hear u dude... try installing the correct video card drivers
[03:34] <Maksim> TJ- you get my link ?
[03:34] <jeremyst> ok. i just installed the drivers for nvidia, but in system settings> details, the graphics is unknown. i cant boot to unity so im using unity2d.
[03:34] <Sokel> jeremyst: You do realize you have to restart after an install, right
[03:35] <jeremyst> i also remove the fglrx for ati because its what im using awhile but remove it because its overheating.
[03:35] <jeremyst> restarted it many times.
[03:35] <ActionParsnip> jeremyst: which nvidia gpu are you using?
[03:35] <h22turbo> jeremyst: yes, it will say unknown if u used nvidia's drivers....
[03:35] <jeremyst> wait, let me see.
[03:36] <jeremyst> nvdia 7025
[03:37] <rikkun89> Good motning everryone
[03:37] <Maksim> it's 11:40pm here.
[03:37] <jeremyst> @h22turbo its nvidia 7025
[03:37] <rikkun89> Oh
[03:37] <jeremyst> onboard gpu.
[03:38] <Sokel> There's the first issue.
[03:38] <Sokel> On board.
[03:38] <jeremyst> yes
[03:39] <jeremyst> what could be the problem with the onboard?
[03:39] <Maksim> TJ- You there?
[03:39] <Sokel> It's too old.
[03:39] <jeremyst> ?? i just bought it last year.
[03:39] <Sokel> Too old.
[03:39] <jeremyst> ok
[03:39] <Sokel> 7025 is WAY too old.
[03:39] <jeremyst> is there a fix for it?
[03:40] <Sokel> Yeah, get an actual video card.
[03:40] <Sokel> Or use XFCE.
[03:40] <jeremyst> whoah
[03:40] <Sokel> Take your pic
[03:40] <Sokel> k
[03:40] <jeremyst> i have ati but i have to put a customize fan in it so it wont get too much heat
[03:41] <Sokel> I would deal with the heat. Unless your case didn't bother having a cooling design to it.
[03:41] <jeremyst> ok.
[03:42] <andreb> sokel i was able to change teh partition size :)
[03:52] <andreb> guys is there a gui for stoping and starting services ?
[03:53] <Sokel> andreb: hahaha... wow
[03:53] <Sokel> andreb: This isn't windows
[03:53] <andreb> i know it isnt windows
[03:53] <andreb> i think i stated my question wronhg
[03:54] <cfhowlett> andreb: not that I know of.  Most of us just use the terminal
[03:54] <andreb> is there a gui that shows you what services start on boot
[03:54] <andreb> for teh different run levels
[03:55] <andreb> at present i am reading up on BUM that seems to do that.. does anyone else know of any other programs ?
[03:55] <Sokel> andreb: Just use chkconfig --list and call it a day.
[03:58] <WeThePeople> s there a Linux mint 13 ie Maya irc channel
[03:58] <cfhowlett> !mint|WeThePeople:
[03:59] <WeThePeople> thx
[03:59] <phyrexianslug> Love it when people thank the bots.
[04:00] <WeThePeople> cfhowlett, lol, only like 4 peeps in that channel
[04:01] <WeThePeople> phyrexianslug, nope cfhowlett
[04:01] <cfhowlett> WeThePeople: tis what it is...
[04:05] <zykotick9> AndrewX192: chkconfig is deprecated for sure on ubuntu.  ubuntu users aren't suppose to use services, so there is no gui (there used to be ;)
[04:05] <zykotick9> andreb left...
[04:06] <devslash> I'm using ubuntu server. how can i make my usb drive mount automatically at boot up
[04:06] <ActionParsnip> devslash: add it in /etc/fstab
[04:08] <Froward> all my settings are backed up in my HOME, right?
[04:08] <devslash> do i have to use the UUID in stab ?
[04:08] <devslash> fstab
[04:08] <Froward> so if I flash my system from 32bit to 64bit I can just move over my HOME and reinstlal apps and stuff should work?
[04:09] <bustacap> What program do I use to read a .xml without it looking like "\00\00\E8\FF\FF\00" etc lol
[04:09] <zykotick9> Froward: in terminal "ls -d ~/.*" will list all the hidden settings directories/files in you home dir.  check to see what is there.
[04:10] <kassius> how can I build irssi with all libraries linked within it?
[04:10] <Froward> zykotick9: tanks
[04:10] <Froward> *thanks
[04:14] <kassius> how can I build irssi with all libraries linked within it?
[04:15] <zykotick9> Froward: but to answer your question.  yes - backing up your home dir and moving from 32 to 64bit should work real well (if it's the same version of ubuntu, else, perhaps not quite as well...)
[04:15] <ActionParsnip> devslash: it helps if you use the UUID
[04:15] <devslash> yea i did thanks i got it figured out
[04:15]  * zykotick9 thinks labels are a lot easier then UUIDs
[04:16] <devslash> hmm
[04:16] <devslash> i can ssh into my server within my lan but i can't ping it. i have shore wall install
[04:16] <devslash> installed
[04:17] <kassius> how can I build irssi with all libraries linked within it?
[04:17] <devslash> I'm not sure what to do
[04:18] <zykotick9> kassius: if you aren't using the ubuntu packaged version, it's not really supported here.  why aren't you just using "sudo apt-get install irssi" so simple... good luck with whatever you're doing.
[04:19] <Sokel> Honestly
[04:19] <Sokel> why install something from source
[04:19] <Sokel> when it's obviously packaged
[04:19] <Sokel> That's stupid.
[04:20] <kassius> I have a shell but its libraries are quite old then im trying to embed the libraries in my irssi because of this
[04:20] <Sokel> kassius: Problem number 1, you built from source. apt-get install irssi.
[04:20] <Sokel> kassius: Whatever you're doing is NOT supported.
[04:20] <riex> Hello, can somebody tell me a fix, for this error i am getting when i am trying to install pear DB. Check: http://pastebin.com/abfN4e01 :-)
[04:20] <kassius> ok
[04:21] <Sokel> riex: Server side error.
[04:22] <riex> :-[
[04:22] <riex> do you know a another way to install it?
[04:23] <devslash> hey guys i need help. i use shorewall firewall and its blocking ping requests in my lan. how can i unblock it ?
[04:23] <Sokel> riex: Nope. Doesn't look ubuntu related.
[04:23] <phyrexianslug> @devslash:  try a networking channel?
[04:23] <Sokel> devslash: Ew, shorewall?
[04:24] <phyrexianslug> http://wiki.shorewall.net/wiki/IRC
[04:24] <phyrexianslug> #iptables for life!
[04:25] <Sokel> ACCEPT net fw icmp 8
[04:26] <devslash> thanks Sokel
[04:27] <Sokel> echo "iptables-restore /root/iptables" >> /etc/rc.local && chmod u+x /etc/rc.local
[04:27] <Sokel> Because ufw is disgusting
[04:27] <atech> hi i could not able hear any sound in my  in my laptop i need help
[04:27] <sh4rm4> TJ-, trism: is there a way to add custom cflags when rebuilding a source package with apt-get -b source ?
[04:27] <atech> hello any one help me
[04:27] <cfhowlett> atech: check to make sure you didn't mute the speaker
[04:28] <atech> no it is not muted
[04:28] <atech> i just freshly install ubuntu
[04:28] <cfhowlett> atech: installed as wubi or what?
[04:29] <atech> wubi means
[04:29] <Sokel> http://askubuntu.com/questions/132577/no-sound-in-ubuntu-12-04
[04:29] <cfhowlett> atech: windows installer method
[04:29] <Sokel> Problem solved atech
[04:29] <atech> only ubuntu totaly formating system
[04:29] <TJ-> sh4rm4: I'm not sure; I never use it to build.
[04:29] <atech> no my dear sokel
[04:29] <ActionParsnip> Sokel: the echo command will fail and the command will also not be ran in /etc/rc.local as it is below the exit 0 line
[04:30] <TJ-> sh4rm4: I'd doubt it unless it provides a way to pass environment variables to make
[04:30] <Sokel> ActionParsnip: Of course, because ubuntu is shady like that :) I remove exit 0.
[04:30] <sh4rm4> TJ-, when trying to build it manually the build errs, unlike with apt-get
[04:30] <ActionParsnip> Sokel: to use echo to root owned files you need to pipe to: sudo tee -a
[04:31] <Sokel> ActionParsnip: I refuse to use sudo. su - via pam.d and wheel group
[04:31] <ActionParsnip> Sokel: it's not ubuntu specific, all distros use the exit 0 line.....
[04:31] <Sokel> ActionParsnip: Wrong.
[04:31] <TJ-> sh4rm4: How do you build it manually? "debian/rules build" followed by "fakeroot debian/rules binary"  ?
[04:31] <Sokel> ActionParsnip: RHEL and Fedora don't. So, you're wrong.
[04:31] <ActionParsnip> Sokel: echo "test to add" | sudo tee -a /path/to/fil
[04:31] <bustacap> What is a program to view .xml files?
[04:31] <sh4rm4> TJ-, no, ./configure ; make
[04:32] <atech> hello any one help me
[04:32] <atech> i not able to hear any sound
[04:32] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: gedit
[04:32] <TJ-> sh4rm4: that'd be why.
[04:32] <Sokel> atech: How about you use google? It's a normal problem. google: ubuntu 12.04 laptop no sound. You get PLENTY of results.
[04:32] <aeon-ltd> atech: does your source work for sure?
[04:32] <ActionParsnip> atech: if you run:  alsamixer    are all levels cranked and unmuted
[04:33] <Sokel> And I gave you one.
[04:33] <ActionParsnip> !google | Sokel
[04:33] <bustacap> ActionParsnip, shows as all funny characters like "\00\00\00\00\00\" anything else specifically for xml?
[04:33] <sh4rm4> TJ-, "debian/rules build" followed by "fakeroot debian/rules binary" refers to what ?
[04:33] <atech> i have searched
[04:33] <Sokel> bustacap: vim
[04:34] <TJ-> sh4rm4: Those are the commands for building debian/ubuntu packages. In every package is a debian/rules Makefile
[04:34] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: could try bluefish etc, you may be able to change the encoding set of the file and see normal characters...
[04:35] <ActionParsnip> atech: what is the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && chmod +x ./alsa-info.sh && ./alsa-info.sh
[04:35] <devslash> devslash: apache was configured and working fine. i rebooted my server and now apache won't start. its giving me an error could not open error log file /etc/apache2/logs/error_log.
[04:38] <schoppenhauer> hello. i want to temporarily (programatically) forbid terminal switching (ctrl-alt-fn and stuff), but except for hacks like changing the terminal keymap, I cannot find any solution for that. But as Xorg does this, it should be possible to do from another program, too.
[04:38] <devslash> any help ?
[04:38] <Sokel> schoppenhauer: Why does it matter?
[04:38] <bustacap> ActionParsnip, how do I change the encoding :/
[04:38] <schoppenhauer> Sokel: ?
[04:38] <TJ-> devslash: That's probably because you've set the path to the log-file incorrectly. It should be "/var/log/apache2/error_log"
[04:39] <schoppenhauer> Sokel: what kind of question is this?
[04:39] <devslash> i didn't set it to that folder
[04:39] <TJ-> devslash: something did then.
[04:39] <devslash> http://pastebin.com/ntkegEJh
[04:40] <schoppenhauer> ok, as this is not ubuntu-specific, I maybe better ask in #linux, sry.
[04:40] <Cristiano_Said> Hello
[04:40] <Sokel> schoppenhauer: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=776098
[04:40] <Sokel> Could've just googled.
[04:40] <Cristiano_Said> I need help with iptables
[04:40] <Cristiano_Said> Someone?
[04:40] <ActionParsnip> devslash: try:  echo " " | sudo tee /var/log/apache2/error.log
[04:41] <schoppenhauer> Sokel: doesn't solve my problem.
[04:41] <IBM1234> anyone know much about firewalls
[04:41] <ActionParsnip> IBM1234: depends in what way...
[04:41] <TJ-> devslash: what user is the apache2 process starting as? does it have privileges to that directory/file?
[04:41] <schoppenhauer> Sokel: you could at least have read the question before criticizing it.
[04:42] <Sokel> Cristiano_Said: What problem with iptables
[04:42] <devslash> TJ-:  ok its working now
[04:42] <Cristiano_Said> first, I m from Braqzil e don t spek english very well!!
[04:42] <Cristiano_Said> It's ok?
[04:43] <TJ-> !br | Cristiano_Said
[04:43] <ActionParsnip> Cristiano_Said: sure but you may weant to join #ubuntu-br  to make things easier :)
[04:44] <Cristiano_Said> Ja tentei
[04:44] <Cristiano_Said> mas nao consegui ajuda
[04:44] <Cristiano_Said> irei tentar aqui
[04:44] <atech> i not able to get sound
[04:44] <atech> anyone help
[04:45] <cfhowlett> !br|Cristiano_Said:
[04:45] <IBM1234> mire amigo es mejor que uds entre a ..../Join #ubuntu-br
[04:45] <TJ-> IBM1234: what's the firewall done now?
[04:46] <atech> hello any one help me no sound on my hp pavilion g6
[04:46] <Cristiano_Said> Sokel: I'm having trouble redirect packets from squid to apache2
[04:46] <atech> sokel: plz help me
[04:46] <Cristiano_Said> I'm managing to generate logs of squid, but your site that is external, need to run a script on my server here
[04:47] <Sokel> atech: Already gave you help. And you ddin't take it. Like a boss.
[04:47] <Cristiano_Said> I've tried to help in the ubuntu channel, but had no success
[04:48] <rahduke> hey can someone help me figure out how to mount my smb share that is connected to my router for NAS, when I smbtree I see the folder, but all attempts at mounting it are totally failing. I'm getting a  "Connection to netdrive failed (Error NT_STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL)" error.
[04:48] <rahduke> I can't browse the folder thru nautilus, it never reads my SMB shares
[04:49] <TJ-> Cristiano_Said: "sudo iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING ! -d 10.0.0.0/8 -p tcp -m tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 3128" - change "10.0.0.0/8" to the net-address of your LAN
[04:49] <atech> sokel : i take that i found no sound card detected
[04:50] <atech> in terminal
[04:50] <atech> plz help
[04:50] <atech> me
[04:50] <Cristiano_Said> SEE THE SCRIPT THAT RUNS MY SITE HERE IN MY SERVER TO RELEASE THE MACHINE CUSTOMER FOR NAVIGATING THE LOGS AND GENERATE THE Squi http://pastebin.com/ECNGgT0Z
[04:50] <cfhowlett> Cristiano_Said: |!shout
[04:50] <TJ-> Cristiano_Said: or do you want to have squid3 as a reverse proxy/cache in front of an apache server?
[04:50] <atech> sokel : how could i make my sound card detected
[04:50] <cfhowlett> !shout|Cristiano_Said:
[04:51] <locodir-user> hi, i have a cuestion, im trying to connect my microphone and make it work as a karaoke mic, but i dont know how to set up the mic to work with out a karaoke program o media player
[04:51] <ActionParsnip> atech: still waiting for the URL the comamnd I gave makes.
[04:52] <Skapare> anyone know why ia32-libs-multiarch depends on bluez-alsa (in 12.04) ?
[04:52] <cfhowlett> locodir-user: http://www.howtogeek.com/53215/transform-your-ubuntu-box-into-a-karaoke-machine/
[04:52] <Skapare> that dependency is the crux of some dependency hell
[04:52] <ActionParsnip> Skapare: i suggest you report a bug
[04:52] <Cristiano_Said> I want to have apache and squid work well.
[04:53] <Skapare> ActionParsnip: I don't know that it's a bug ... I'm just wanting to know why right now
[04:53] <Cristiano_Said> the problem that when my site tries to run this script on my server here
[04:53] <TJ-> Skapare: Because that package provides "libasound_module_{ctl,pcm}_bluetooth.so"
[04:54] <Skapare> TJ-: why does a server need sound I wonder
[04:54] <Sokel> atech, honestly, make a file called 50-sound.conf in /etc/modprobe.d. http://pastebin.com/8Ys9DwKt
[04:54] <TJ-> Skapare: "This package depends on i386 versions of packages that were removed from ia32-libs and transitioned to multi-arch.  This allows applications using ia32-libs in previous Ubuntu releases to continue functioning without missing libraries."
[04:55] <locodir-user> cfhowlett, i only need to monitor my mic
[04:55] <Cristiano_Said> TJ?
[04:55] <locodir-user> tijuana???
[04:55] <Cristiano_Said> TJ: Can you help me?
[04:55] <drupin> how i search a repo in apt-get
[04:56] <ActionParsnip> Skapare: could be hooked in to speakers using VLC via web ui to pump out music via web ui]
[04:56] <ActionParsnip> drupin: use:  apt-cache search string
[04:56] <TJ-> Cristiano_Said: I'm not sure what you're trying to do with Squid. Do you want it to cache HTTP locally for local clients to save on Internet bandwidth, or do you want it acting as a reverse-proxy front-end for a web-server
[04:56] <drupin> string is the repo
[04:57] <Skapare> ActionParsnip: I suppose ... but this is getting really worse ... more and more programs depended on by libs ... shouldn't be that way ... my server instances are getting larger and larger
[04:57] <Cristiano_Said> Sokel?
[04:57] <ActionParsnip> drupin: no, string is the thing you are searching for, or part of it
[04:57] <drupin> ok
[04:57] <ActionParsnip> drupin: eg:  apt-cache search fire
[04:57] <TJ-> Skapare: If you don't need the 32-bit compatibility libs you can remove it
[04:57] <drupin> ok
[04:57] <Skapare> TJ: I need them because of Java (to run a Java app)
[04:58] <Cristiano_Said> ok I'll try to explain
[04:58] <TJ-> Skapare: Well you could remove individual libraries if they aren't needed.
[04:59] <Skapare> TJ: is ia32 a meta package?
[05:00] <cgs_bob_> hello all.  I just updated ubuntu 12.04 and got an error while installing blcr-dkms 0.8.2-15ubuntu2.1:  make KERNELRELEASE=3.2.0-29-generic -C /lib/modules/3.2.0-29-generic/build M=/var/lib/dkms/blcr/0.8.2/build.....(bad exit status: 2)
[05:00] <cgs_bob_> Error! Bad return status for module build on kernel: 3.2.0-29-generic (x86_64)
[05:00] <Cristiano_Said> tenho um servidor que e um hotspot, eth0=wan eth1=lan, na eth1 sao ligados os roteadores sem fio. Se voce tentar acessar minha rede sem fio, meu firewall te redireciona para esse site aqui; login1.altecnologic.com.br. Nesse site voce coloca seus dados. depois clica em conectar. esse botao conectar executa um script aqui no meu servidor que libera voce para acessar a
[05:00] <Cristiano_Said>  internet
[05:00] <cgs_bob_> is this a serious problem?
[05:00] <Cristiano_Said> sorry
[05:00] <Cristiano_Said> I have a server and a hotspot, eth0 = wan eth1 = lan, eth1 are connected in wireless routers. If you try to access my wireless network, my firewall redirects you to that site here; login1.altecnologic.com.br. In this site you put your data. then click connect. connect this button executes a script on my server here that frees you to access the internet
[05:02] <Cristiano_Said> after released their access. and open another site that you can disconnect. you click a button and disconnects, this button executes another script in my server.
[05:03] <Cristiano_Said> that way everything is working, the problem I want to put the squid to work, but I have to perform the redirect port 80 to port 3128.
[05:03] <Cristiano_Said> and thus redirect the website that has the button descnectar not run the script on my server here
[05:04] <Cristiano_Said> gave to understand
[05:05] <Cristiano_Said> button disconect
[05:05] <locodir-user> W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/claudiocn/slm/ubuntu/dists/precise/main/source/Sources  404  Not Found  W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/claudiocn/slm/ubuntu/dists/precise/main/binary-i386/Packages  404  Not Found  W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/petrakis/wdt-main/ubuntu/dists/precise/main/source/Sources  404  Not Found  W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/petrakis/wdt-main/ubuntu/dists/
[05:06] <locodir-user> i have this error message
[05:06] <ActionParsnip> Cristiano_Said: claudiocn/slm only supports Oneiric
[05:07] <ActionParsnip> Cristiano_Said: petrakis/wdt-main only supports up to maverick
[05:07] <Cristiano_Said> looking at my script that my site has to perform here on my server.http://pastebin.com/k1D1BThq
[05:07] <dazuko> hello all, i want to ask about upgrading my old ubuntu into the newest one.
[05:08] <ActionParsnip> Cristiano_Said: those PPAs are no good to you as you are using Precise, hence the errors
[05:08] <Cristiano_Said> PPAs?
[05:08] <TJ-> ActionParsnip: I think you intended those for locodir-user  ?
[05:09] <locodir-user> any one know how to install OSD?
[05:09] <locodir-user> i need to install  a karaoke progam
[05:09] <ActionParsnip> locodir-user: see above ^
[05:09] <ActionParsnip> TJ-: thanks, it's been a long noght
[05:09] <TJ-> ActionParsnip: I know the feeling :p
[05:09] <Cristiano_Said> was not only a problem of redirection?
[05:09] <Cristiano_Said> TJ?
[05:10] <ActionParsnip> Cristiano_Said: crossed wires, sorry
[05:10] <Cristiano_Said> ok no problem
[05:10] <ActionParsnip> locodir-user: you should remove those PPAs, they don't support Precise
[05:11] <locodir-user> how can i remove that?
[05:11] <cc11rocks> I think I locked myself out of my two primary accounts. I was running sudo Xorg -- :1 and stuff to try to get multiple screens in different TTY's
[05:11] <locodir-user> im new in ubuntu
[05:11] <cc11rocks> I didn't get it working, but now it just goes into an infinate loop when I try to login. Ex: if I type in password, black for a second, then back to login screen
[05:11] <ActionParsnip> locodir-user: you can use software centre, or delete the relevant .list file in /etc/apt/sources.list.d
[05:12] <cc11rocks> I reinstalled unity, metacity, ubuntu-desktop in a TTY terminal. I think I need to reset the def. Ubuntu login script for the accounts. How do I do this?
[05:13] <TJ-> Cristiano_Said: I'm having problems understanding precisely due to language, but I think what you're wanting to do is write an exception so that the site containing the "disconnect" button isn't redirected to squid?
[05:15] <Cristiano_Said> yes
[05:15] <Cristiano_Said> I saw your suggestion up there, I'll test
[05:16] <Cristiano_Said> TJ-I saw your suggestion up there, I'll test
[05:16] <TJ-> Cristiano_Said: That was the default redirect rule we use for squid, which you already have (except yours only redirects one host whereas my example redirects a sub-net)
[05:17] <robertzaccour> hey yall
[05:18] <TJ-> Cristiano_Said: I think what you need is something like this, inserted in the chain *before* the squid rule so the squid rule doesn't process packets going to the 'disconnect' button server. "iptables -t nat -I ALTECNETCARD -d 10.172.13.111 -p tcp --dport 80 -j ACCEPT" - that may be wrong, but I hope it gives you the idea
[05:18] <Skapare> TJ: turns out the package I needed ia32 for is missing ... not sure what to do now
[05:18] <TJ-> Skapare: Scream? :D
[05:18] <Skapare> if that would work :-\
[05:19] <Cristiano_Said> I'll test
[05:19] <TJ-> Cristiano_Said: good luck , hope you get it sorted
[05:19] <Skapare> it's sun-java6-{jre,jdk}
 Cristiano_Said: "sudo iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING ! -d 10.0.0.0/8 -p tcp -m tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 3128" - change "10.0.0.0/8" to the net-address of your LAN
[05:19] <Skapare> supposedly last seen in lucid ... now not there in the archive
[05:20] <TJ-> Skapare: that was dropped from the archives in Precise; openjdk-{6,7}-* is the only ones in there now. If you want the Oracle packages you have to install them directly from the Oracle site
[05:20]  * Skapare was going to check to see what individual libs it depended on
[05:20] <TJ-> Skapare: Oracle throwing its toys out of the pram again - licensing conditions
[05:20] <psichas> how i could install firefox 3.6 to lucid ubuntu?
[05:20] <ActionParsnip> Skapare: or use the ppa from webupd8 to instal the oracle java easily
[05:20] <Skapare> TJ-: unfortunately the android emulator does not run correctly on openjdk
[05:21] <TJ-> Skapare: really? I've never had an issue (so far)
[05:21] <Skapare> TJ: figures ... Oracle seems to be set on destructing Java
[05:21] <TJ-> Skapare: Shame... anyhoooo need at least 45 minutes sleep this morning! g'morning to y'all
[05:21] <Skapare> TJ: well, I haven't actually tested it ... this is what I was told
[05:22] <Cristiano_Said> TJ-and the rules that are already in the script? retreat and put only those that you gave me?
[05:22] <Skapare> TJ: thanks ... I will bang my head on the wall tomorrow
[05:23] <poz> hi everyone, i need help from an expert in setting up dual boots
[05:24] <ActionParsnip> poz: ask and see
[05:24] <myhero> Elesa...u there ??
[05:24] <myhero> can anyone help with firefox on ubuntu ???
[05:24] <myhero> or any other firefox channel ??
[05:25] <myhero> anyone
[05:25] <LorSamPau_w> myhero, just ask the question
[05:26] <cc11rocks> Can anyone help me with my infinate login problem (login to login screen, repeat)? Ubuntu 12.04...
[05:27] <myhero> firefox is crashing very much....idk why ?? any solutions.....
[05:27] <ishan> hi
[05:27] <ishan> all
[05:27] <poz> I have win 7 and ubuntu on separate hds. I can boot from the win 7 hd into win 7 perfectly. When I set the ubuntu hd to boot, grub allows me to boot into windows 7 fine. HOWEVER, if I boot into ubuntu, then restart and try to boot into windows 7 I get an error: "no such device: ################" - "invalid signature." - "press and key to continue..."
[05:27] <poz> somthing seems to trigger after booting into ubuntu that causes grub to have problems booting into windows 7 after
[05:28] <josephduke> hello i am running in to some trouble updating my server and it keeps falling to do so giveing me a err on all and w: failed to fetch
[05:28] <josephduke> O.o
[05:29] <myhero> LorSamPau_w: firefox is crashing too much......i dont know the exact reason.......any solutions r any way to diagnose the problem......
[05:29] <LorSamPau_w> myhero, run firefox from the terminal and after the crash there must be an error log
[05:29] <psichas> ff version?
[05:29] <myhero> ok i'll run firefox from terminal then what....??
[05:30] <ferric__> hi.  i have upstart, but i keep getting: start: command not found
[05:30] <myhero> and where to look for the error log ??
[05:30] <ferric__> everytime i try to start squid
[05:30] <ferric__> any ideas/
[05:30] <myhero> LorSamPau_w: ???
[05:30] <poz> I have win 7 and ubuntu on separate hds. I can boot from the win 7 hd into win 7 perfectly. When I set the ubuntu hd to boot, grub allows me to boot into windows 7 fine. HOWEVER, if I boot into ubuntu, then restart and try to boot into windows 7 I get an error: "no such device: ################" - "invalid signature." - "press and key to continue...". somthing seems to trigger after booting into ubuntu that causes grub to have problems bootin
[05:30] <poz> g into windows 7 after. Anyone have any ideas on how to fix this problem?
[05:30] <LorSamPau_w> myhero, in the terminal
[05:30] <gates_> need help updating my linux server 12.04 lts not updating
[05:31] <psichas> you can recompiler firefox source on your pc and look wich packages you need install
[05:31] <myhero> LorSamPau_w: no i mean where to look for error log.....
[05:31] <janefonda> hi i went i tried this: hdparm --yes-i-know-what-i-am-doing --dco-restore /dev/sdb but got this: HDIO_DRIVE_CMD(dco_restore) failed: Input/output error, any ideas? this is the second disc im trying to reset and same story...
[05:31] <LorSamPau_w> myhero, the terminal will show you the error
[05:31] <myhero> ok
[05:33] <gates_> cant get nothing to install and i dont know why can any one help
[05:33] <myhero> LorSamPau_w: there is a number written.....5541390 > 2162009542
[05:34] <poz> I have win 7 and ubuntu on separate hds. I can boot from the win 7 hd into win 7 perfectly. When I set the ubuntu hd to boot, grub allows me to boot into windows 7 fine. HOWEVER, if I boot into ubuntu, then restart and try to boot into windows 7 I get an error: "no such device: ################" - "invalid signature." - "press and key to continue...". somthing seems to trigger after booting into ubuntu that causes grub to have problems bootin
[05:34] <poz> g into windows 7 after. Anyone have any ideas on how to fix this problem?
[05:34] <LorSamPau_w> myhero, it shows after the crash?
[05:34] <poz> ill come back tomorrow i guess
[05:35] <myhero> LorSamPau_w:  i started firefox fron terminal then after that firefox started and this no. showed up then after few seconds fox crashed.....
[05:36] <LorSamPau_w> myhero, whats' the version of ff?
[05:36] <psichas> try compiler ff code than
[05:36] <myhero> LorSamPau_w: i have fox v11 installed in 12.04...its deafult
[05:37] <psichas> oldest firefox 11 on lucid
[05:37] <LorSamPau_w> myhero, update it to 15v
[05:37] <psichas> sudo apt-get update
[05:38] <psichas> sudo apt-get upgrade
[05:40] <ferric__> can i safely remove upstart and reinstall it?
[05:41] <myhero> LorSamPau_w: will it be stable then ?? and can it be due to plugins....??? i had few plugins installed before but then i installed some more plugins...and this problem started after that only....the plugins were....print2pdf, scribd downloader, pdf search engine toolbar and scrpbook plus...also i have turned off  record all recent activities and for apps like fox, gedit, files and whole file system in the system settings....so can it due it or plugins ??
[05:43] <LorSamPau_w> myhero, yes it can be... update to the new version and then if crashes continues - disable the plugins
[05:43] <myhero> LorSamPau_w: ok...
[05:43] <myhero> LorSamPau_w: and what about the system settings part.....
[05:44] <LorSamPau_w> ferric__, yes you can
[05:44] <LorSamPau_w> myhero, i don;t think so
[05:44] <ferric__> LorSamPau_w: just hit apt-get upgrade, i'm getting start: command not found when i try to start init scripts on a recently upgraded box
[05:45] <LorSamPau_w> ferric__, it's apt-get update, not upgrade
[05:47] <myhero> LorSamPau_w: 1 more thing about firefox......when i print any webpage then sometimes it prints it fine but sometimes it kinds of prints only the 1st page and leaves or ignores the rest......how can it be corrected.....??? also i want to make the print setting like print background colour and print background images option permanent otherwise on every print i have to manually tick mark that 2 options.....an dis there any specific firefox channel....
[05:48] <LorSamPau_w> myhero, i can't help you with that, i allways copy data from the page to word/libreoffice and then print it
[05:49] <myhero> LorSamPau_w: ok...any official firefox channel......
[05:49] <LorSamPau_w> myhero, #firefox
[05:50] <myhero> LorSamPau_w: thnx
[05:50] <LorSamPau_w> myhero, no problem
[05:50] <subdesign> how is ubuntu with logitech products? plays well?
[05:50] <myhero> LorSamPau_w: :) :) :)
[05:51] <LorSamPau_w> subdesign, it depends )
[05:51] <subdesign> headsets?
[05:51] <myhero> LorSamPau_w: but what about the error number i gave U ??
[05:51] <LorSamPau_w> subdesign, headsets - fine, webcams - not so fine
[05:52] <myhero> LorSamPau_w: the firefox error number from the terminal ??
[05:52] <subdesign> ok thanks
[05:52] <ferric__> LorSamPau_w: i did update, then install upstart and it said upstart was uptodate
[05:52] <ferric__> LorSamPau_w: but there are no binaries
[05:52] <LorSamPau_w> myhero, it's not the error number i think, anyways it's individual, can't find any info on that, i think it's just memory thing
[05:53] <myhero> LorSamPau_w: ok
[05:53] <myhero> LorSamPau_w: i m moving to firefox channel...hope some solutions there....:)
[05:53] <LorSamPau_w> myhero, good luck
[05:54] <quaknor> hi
[05:55] <LorSamPau_w> ferric__, then it's uptodate... i've never done anything with upstart, i just know that it can be removed and installed in one session with no problem
[05:56] <ferric__> LorSamPau_w: yeah, just reinstalled it but /lib/init still has no upstart binary
[05:58] <LorSamPau_w> ferric__, well i guess you can compile upstart yourself, i suggest you askubuntu
[06:01] <ferric__> LorSamPau_w: cool, thank you!
[06:02] <joejack> so my wifi works for a few days like a champ, and then refused to connect for a couple days and so on
[06:02] <joejack> right now it is in its refusing to connect phase
[06:03] <joejack> anything I should check>
[06:03] <ActionParsnip> joejack: does the interface have an IP?
[06:03] <joejack> ActionParsnip dunno how do i check?
[06:03] <celthunder> joejack: do you have an ip traceroute ping ? what've you tested.
[06:04] <ActionParsnip> joejack: ifconfig
[06:06] <joejack> ifconfig or wlan0 is showing bunch of stuff like inet addr, is that it/
[06:06] <vkas> hi
[06:06] <joejack> damn when I did the ifconfig it actually started working again
[06:07] <LorSamPau_w> ))))))))
[06:07] <joejack> maybe that is a way for me to get it working when it goes on strike, just do an ifconfig
[06:07] <LorSamPau_w> joejack, i think that's a coincidence
[06:07] <joejack> ok probably
[06:08] <eshlox> http://wklej.org/id/828806/?hl=text ;-)
[06:08] <joejack> so any ideas as to why my wifi would go on strike every few days?
[06:09] <LorSamPau_w> joejack, other devices connect to that wifi is fine?
[06:09] <thrasher194> o_o
[06:09] <d8bhatta> Hello Guys
[06:09] <vkas> does anybody have an idea about solving this weird problem -  I am working in gnome-classic session and had a panel in the right side of the screen which i deleted. now i cannot reach in the area that was covered by the panel. the area is kind of cut-off from the desktop.
[06:09] <joejack> ok well i will be back next time my wifi goes on strike thanks
[06:09] <d8bhatta> I am getting Server should be SSL-aware but has no certificate configured [Hint: SSLCertificateFile] ((null):0 error
[06:10] <d8bhatta> I need help, it is sucking me
[06:10] <d8bhatta> I have included ssl certificate and ssl key into my vhost
[06:11] <d8bhatta> Followed this oe
[06:11] <d8bhatta> http://blog.noizeramp.com/2010/10/03/apache-2-and-ssl-configuration/
[06:11] <d8bhatta> but no improvment
[06:13] <Barkeep> hi
[06:13] <vkas> even when i take a screenshot of the whole screen - that region is not included in the screenshot
[06:14] <Barkeep> I just installed 12.04 and am having quite a lag
[06:14] <vkas> using a low resolution helps
[06:14] <Barkeep> I suspect it is to do with nvidia graphics card and compiz
[06:15] <Barkeep> Should I revert back to gnome from unity or revert to an old driver?
[06:17] <Barkeep> Also, what about 304.43, the recommended update is still 295.40
[06:18] <LorSamPau_w> Barkeep, in ubuntu it's usually 2 versions of nvidia driver to install: stable and the newest version, i guess you chose the wrong one )
[06:18] <Barkeep> I tried both, it lagged in both
[06:18] <Barkeep> even tabs that I click on firefox open after 3-4 secs
[06:21] <Barkeep> there are 4 selections, version 173, version 173-updates, version-current[rec], version-current-updates
[06:25] <Malaika> hello?
[06:26] <Malaika> I was wondering if anyone can help me I'm having an issue with instalation for some reason
[06:27] <LorSamPau_w> Malaika, what's the issue
[06:27] <Malaika> I have it parttioned and trying to install but everytime it goes to finish it keeps saying no root file system is defined
[06:27] <ActionParsnip> Barkeep: Unity is a shell for Gnome, you already have gnome
[06:29] <LorSamPau_w> Malaika, how is it partitioned?
[06:29] <Barkeep> Yeah, what I meant was, instead of using unity, should I use gnome itself
[06:30] <Malaika> i used wubi.exe to partition and install it
[06:30] <Barkeep> It seems it a common problem with compiz+nvidia+12.04
[06:30] <Barkeep> *+is
[06:31] <Barkeep> I am poking around with compiz settings manager, I installed it yesterday, after it crashed thrice, I deleted
[06:31] <LorSamPau_w> Malaika, i've never tried wubi... it's better to do the partitioning yourself to prevent from this kind of errors
[06:32] <Malaika> but when I try to partition myself it won't even show even the main drive
[06:32] <Barkeep> now I can't install it back, software center says it has untrusted packages
[06:32] <ActionParsnip> Barkeep: you are using gnome itself, unity isn't a replacement for gnome
[06:32] <ActionParsnip> Barkeep: if you want the old school shell then install gnome-panel
[06:33] <LorSamPau_w> Malaika, well that's the problem
[06:33] <Barkeep> I did so, now I can choose whether to start with gnome (old school) or ubuntu(unity) from log in screen
[06:34] <Barkeep> but I want to make unity work
[06:34] <Malaika> its seems the only true choice I have from the disk I have is to install over windows but I don't even know if I'll run into the same problem
[06:34] <LorSamPau_w> Barkeep, what's your gf card?
[06:34] <bill_> I like work on ked
[06:34] <Barkeep> nvidia 8400 GS
[06:34] <bill_> I like work on kde
[06:35] <phy1729> I have a box that is connect to the LAN and has a wifi card (Atheros Communications Inc. AR2413/AR2414) I'd like to make an AP and put people directly on the network.
[06:36] <LorSamPau_w> Malaika, just run install setup and go to the partition-step and manually make sure that it sees all of the drives, than go back and choose install ubuntu along side with win
[06:36] <bustacap> Are there any good applications for viewing security cameras over ip for ubuntu?
[06:37] <LorSamPau_w> Barkeep, is it necessary for you to use compiz?
[06:37] <Malaika> the demo sees the drive but when I tell it to install and use a partition it doesn't even bring up the drive itself to partition
[06:37] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: try zoneminder
[06:37] <Malaika> gparted see's them but the install does not
[06:38] <bustacap> ActionParsnip, you have the answers for everything! You're the best lol
[06:38] <Barkeep> well, I "can" use the one that is used in 2D
[06:38] <LorSamPau_w> Barkeep, have you tired nomodeset?
[06:38] <Barkeep> nomodeset?
[06:38] <Barkeep> for compiz?
[06:39] <LorSamPau_w> for get rid of it and make sure that sceen looks fine)
[06:39] <LorSamPau_w> screen
[06:41] <bill_315> Hello
[06:42] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: been using Linux a while :)
[06:42] <bill_315> I am having class
[06:42] <Malaika> does it mater to the fact my system is raided?
[06:43] <LorSamPau_w> Malaika, lokely
[06:43] <LorSamPau_w> likely
[06:43] <blackshirt> bill_315, what you mean with having class lol
[06:43] <devxdev> How can I allow my users to create directories in their home dir?
[06:44] <devxdev> all of them get perm. denied
[06:44] <Barkeep> There is this suggestion, purging all nvidia and installing Nouveau
[06:44] <Malaika> I keep coming across people saying to use sudo apt-get remove dmraid but I don't know where I need to imput this at from the ubuntu main screen
[06:44] <Barkeep> would that be stable
[06:44] <Barkeep> (not that nvidia itself is stable)
[06:44] <blackshirt> devxdev: usually user can create directories on their home dir
[06:45] <devxdev> sorry forgot to say jailed ssh connections
[06:45] <LorSamPau_w> Malaika, you must type it in the terminal
[06:45] <Malaika> how do I bring up the terminal?
[06:45] <devxdev> Malaika, ctrl+alt+t
[06:46] <blackshirt> devxdev: on some chrooted/jailed ssh environment, check your chroot dir, where the server place the "root"
[06:46] <Malaika> thank you I may be back if things arent any beter
[06:46] <blackshirt> devxdev: maybe the admin doesn't give that permission
[06:47] <ActionParsnip> Malaika: if you use terminal a lot I suggest you install guake :)
[06:47] <devxdev> I can change permissions on the dirs to what ever they need to be, but im not sure what exactly that is :p
[06:47] <outhorand> #nairobignu
[06:48] <devxdev> blackshirt, 755?
[06:49] <bill_315> I first come into irc
[06:49] <Kartagis> files always should be 644, directories 755
[06:50] <devxdev> Kartagis, ty :)
[06:50] <Kartagis> np
[06:51] <Kartagis> of course files should be 644 if you want others to snoop around
[06:51] <Kartagis> and the same for directories
[06:51] <blackshirt> not always, because we can change it .. but it was usually based on distro policy
[06:56] <devxdev> ok lmao I've just been fiddling with this for far to long and getting annoyed. I was trying to have a dir '/chroot' that had the whole shabang from ..archive.ubuntu.com..
[06:56] <devxdev> then have '/chroot/sites/X' where X would be a users home dir but everytime I attempted an ssh login i got "/bin/bash: no such file or directory" then I mounted all the main files to X and it works
[06:56] <devxdev> is there a way to do it so that its looking for /chroot/bin/bash instead of /chroot/sites/X/bin/bash ?
[06:57]  * Barkeep leaves to install nouveau
[07:13] <Kartagis> guys, do you have a solution to shockwave flash keeping crashing on chromium?
[07:13] <LorSamPau_w> !gnash
[07:13] <xcervo> Kartagis, I also have that problem
[07:14] <Calinou> gnash works 5% of the time
[07:14] <Calinou> doesn't even work for speedtest :|
[07:14] <Kartagis> LorSamPau_w: I have adobe flash I think
[07:14] <Kartagis> should I remove sw?
[07:16] <LorSamPau_w> Kartagis, i don't know the solution, one of them is to disable hardware acceletarion, other - to compile flash by yourself, third - install other version of chrome\flash - and thats pretty much it
[07:17] <xcervo> Calinou, I tried gnash but still crashed after a few seconds
[07:18] <Eagleman> How do i fix OpenVPN 2.1 requires '--script-security2' or higher to call user-defined scripts or executables ?
[07:19] <fling> How to prevent my urcvtc terminal from printing?
[07:19] <fling> I press some combo sometimes and it prints my whole terminal history
[07:24] <xcervo> hello guys, how can i play wmv file on ubuntu?
[07:29] <hypershock> hey guys what can I do to grub or wherever to make it so when my comp boots that I can see the grub screen any of the console screens, currently I can't see anything until login screen. I have nvidia 304 driver installed.
[07:29] <hypershock> screen any == screen *or* any
[07:29] <LorSamPau_w> /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[07:30] <LorSamPau_w> and to edit that you must edit scripts that compiles it - /etc/grub.d/
[07:30] <LorSamPau_w> there are you options to show grub, to set timeout and other stuff... change it - then "sudo update-grub"
[07:31] <hypershock> LorSamPau_w: will that solve the not being able to see anything? by invisible I mean that the kernel is default outputting a modeline that the monitor is refusing to acknowledge.
[07:33] <LorSamPau_w> hypershock, if you boot with pushing shift(or pressing esc) - grub shows? - try that
[07:33] <LorSamPau_w> if not - my solution will not help
[07:33] <mrAlmond> hi everyone
[07:33] <mrAlmond> I've problems with ubuntu 12.04 server and a software raid 0
[07:34] <hypershock> LorSamPau_w: yeah that won't work, because of the "unsupported resolution", of which goes away at the login screen as the resolution then enters the supported range of the monitor.
[07:34] <mrAlmond> the md device is fine but when I boot grub says "error : no such disk" and then the rescue console is spawned
[07:35] <LorSamPau_w> hypershock, you can manually change grub resolution using my first advice
[07:36] <hypershock> LorSamPau_w: can you tell me exactly what to edit or look for? those scripts in grub.d are huge! :)
[07:38] <xcervo> hello guys, how can i play wmv file on ubuntu?
[07:39] <phy1729> I have hostapd configured and I can see the AP but I can't connect to it with the password
[07:39] <LorSamPau_w> hypershock, i think its 00_header ... search there for "gfxmod"
[07:39] <LorSamPau_w> xcervo, you can
[07:39] <LorSamPau_w> canon
[07:39] <EoN> so i have ubuntu with unity on my VMware Fusion - how do i change it from unity to gnome3?
[07:40] <luingar> anyone know the md5sum of the 64 bit ubuntu iso?
[07:40] <xcervo> LorSamPau, do I nid to install some plugins?
[07:40] <luingar> 64bit desktop ubuntu iso?
[07:40] <LorSamPau_w> xcervo, use vlc for example
[07:41] <LorSamPau_w> luingar, 7de611b50c283c1755b4007a4feb0379
[07:41] <luingar> thanks.
[07:41] <luingar> you get that from a website or what? i couldn't find it anywhere
[07:42] <LorSamPau_w> luingar, yeap... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1741546
[07:42] <LorSamPau_w> luingar, ooooouuups.... that's for 11.04
[07:43] <luingar> crao
[07:43] <EoN> how do i change to use gnome3 please?
[07:43] <POVaddct> luingar: what are you looking for?
[07:43] <LorSamPau_w> luingar, this is for 12.04 - 128f0c16f4734c420b0185a492d92e52
[07:43] <LorSamPau_w> luingar, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[07:43] <POVaddct> nevermind :)
[07:44] <LorSamPau_w> EoN, sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gnome3-team/gnome3
[07:44] <LorSamPau_w> sudo apt-get update
[07:44] <LorSamPau_w> sudo apt-get install gnome-shell
[07:44] <luingar> goddamnit
[07:44] <tsimpson> luingar: http://releases.ubuntu.com/precise/MD5SUMS contains the latest (12.04.1) MD5Sums
[07:44] <luingar> all of those are useless cuz i got like 12.04.1
[07:44] <luingar> oh hey
[07:45] <luingar> tsimpson: thanks a bundle, that was what i need
[07:45]  * luingar burns
[07:45] <EoN> LorSamPau_w: : what does the ppa:gnome3-team/gnome3 bit do?
[07:46]  * POVaddct calls a fire fighter
[07:46] <arulmozhi> hide "username@computer: ~$" part in the terminal. how to do that. instead just "~$" is enough. i have seen in some video tutorials they don't have all these. just "~$"
[07:46] <LorSamPau_w> EoN, adds gnome3 repository
[07:46] <luingar> so what's the first thing i should do after installing ubuntu? sudo apt-get update?
[07:47] <LorSamPau_w> luingar, i always install video driver first )
[07:47] <luingar> none comes with ubuntu?
[07:47] <The_Josh> I am installing Gnome 3
[07:47] <POVaddct> they really should switch to sha256sum for the hashes. oh, they also have that: http://releases.ubuntu.com/precise/SHA256SUMS
[07:48] <The_Josh> Only if this Unity had movable launcher
[07:48] <luingar> what's the difference?
[07:48] <The_Josh> or the bar
[07:48] <The_Josh> whatever they call it
[07:48] <The_Josh> I would have used it
[07:48] <FloodBot1> The_Josh: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:48] <The_Josh> ?
[07:48] <LorSamPau_w> luingar, it comes with, but it's not proprietary
[07:48] <tsimpson> arulmozhi: put "export PS1='\w\$'" in your ~/.bashrc
[07:49]  * lubmil slucha sobie: Fanatic - Czarownica
[07:49] <luingar> why is sha256sum better than md5sum?
[07:49] <The_Josh> Is gnome3 any good?
[07:50] <mrAlmond> why the "boot" command in "grub rescue" is not recognized???
[07:50] <mrAlmond> with ubuntu 12.04 server?
[07:50] <LorSamPau_w> The_Josh, if you don't like unity - good )
[07:51] <POVaddct> luingar: md5 is considered as "broken". thus you can alter data and get the same md5sum.
[07:51] <The_Josh> LorSamPau_w, As I previously mentioned, I didn't dislike it that much, but It reduces the screen space due to the huge bar on left and it comes in way
[07:51] <The_Josh> If I was able to move it to bottom, but it seems in ubuntu 12.04 you can't do it
[07:51] <LorSamPau_w> The_Josh, well it's kinda the same
[07:51] <POVaddct> luingar: but i think its still difficult enough to do that, so md5 kind of works
[07:52] <IncogNegro> Hey I am attempting to install ubuntu desktop 12.04.1 on my pc. I am installing from usb and shooting for a dual boot setup. I created a 24gb swap and am installing it on 450gb of ext4 free space. Once it gets to the end of copying files it just hangs and does nothing. Should I just wait hella long? I do not know whatI am doing wrong but I do know that my wifi card in the computer doesnt work in ubuntu so I am using a usb wifi. an
[07:52] <IncogNegro> y help would be appreciated
[07:52] <The_Josh> By the way, How to install programs through that are not in Software center or the package respiratory
[07:52] <Ascavasaion> How do I mount a NTFS (Windows XP) device that is not in the /etc/fstab file?  I have tried sudo mount t ntfs /dev/hda1 /media/hda1  It mounts, but when I cd into it permission is denied.
[07:52] <The_Josh> through terminal*
[07:52] <EoN> do most people here prefer unity or gnome3?
[07:53] <LorSamPau_w> EoN, unity, cause it's default
[07:53] <The_Josh> EoN, Currently, I am going to try gnome3
[07:53] <EoN> LorSamPau_w: but which one do you prefer?
[07:53] <The_Josh> But its only 50% downloaded, so I'll tell you later after using it
[07:53] <The_Josh> :P
[07:53] <EoN> The_Josh: yeah i want to try it too
[07:53] <The_Josh> Lets just try it :P
[07:53] <LorSamPau_w> EoN, but now mint - is more popular than ubuntu - and it's using gnome3
[07:54] <EoN> also, how do i install a video driver for ubuntu for my macbook pro?
[07:54] <baizon> no its not
[07:54] <The_Josh> LorSamPau_w, No?
[07:54] <LorSamPau_w> EoN, i'm using win8 and win7 )))
[07:54] <baizon> mint isnt more popular then ubuntu
[07:54] <The_Josh> Mint wont have a huge community so fast
[07:54] <LorSamPau_w> EoN, i prefer gnome with some docks
[07:54] <The_Josh> so it'll have to wawit
[07:54] <The_Josh> wait*
[07:55] <The_Josh> And ubuntu has nothing wrong you can have gnome3 installed in ubuntu
[07:55] <The_Josh> so why install mint?
[07:55] <EoN> a lot of people say unity is terrible?
[07:56] <IncogNegro> yup I just hit continue and it is just hanging at the "where are you" screen with the spinny cursor
[07:56] <Tony_Shi> ...
[07:56] <spoljo> EoN: a lot of people say that windows is better too.
[07:56] <EoN> The_Josh: yeah that's what i odnt understand. why do people switch to mint instead of just using gnome3 with ubuntu?
[07:56] <LorSamPau_w> The_Josh, you are arguing with yourself
[07:56] <spoljo> use what you like.
[07:56] <EoN> spoljo: do you prefer unity to gnome3?
[07:56] <luingar> isn't unity a 3d engine?
[07:56] <spoljo> EoN: awesomewm. I use ubuntu minimal installation and build it myself
[07:57] <EoN> i would be willing to give unity a chance - except almost unanimously everyone tells me it sucks.
[07:57] <EoN> but if its workable i'd give it a go
[07:57] <baizon> i tried unity
[07:57] <baizon> and love it :)
[07:57] <EoN> what's the keyshort cut to get to a shell?
[07:57] <EoN> in unity
[07:58] <auronandace> EoN: ctrl alt t
[07:58] <LorSamPau_w> http://blog.gambliser.com/2012/08/ubuntu-is-not-the-most-popular-distro-anymore/
[07:59]  * Barkeep is back
[07:59] <EoN> is there a 'notepad' type application built into ubuntu/unity? i want to test typing
[07:59] <Barkeep> purging all of the nvidia drivers than installing 304.43 did the trick
[07:59] <tsimpson> LorSamPau_w: distrowatch is by no means authoritative, it's a page-hit count (and mint has an advert on top of distrowatch pages, so that's no surprise)
[07:59] <spoljo> EoN: gedit
[07:59] <hypershock> LorSamPau_w: http://techpatterns.com/forums/about1795.html solves the grub issues quite easily. and thanks for all of your help else I wouldn't have found that link. :)
[07:59] <Barkeep> it says it is as different version than current driver
[07:59] <baizon> LorSamPau_w: lol ... " On my own opinion, Ubuntu unity is the one reason why Ubuntu is not the most popular distro anymore. "
[08:00] <baizon> its distrowatch
[08:00] <baizon> its not counting the installation numbers
[08:00] <LorSamPau_w> hypershock, no problem
[08:00] <baizon> it counts the clicks
[08:00] <Barkeep> but  the things I did broke grub, it is not ubuntu purple, now it says debian
[08:00] <tsimpson> anyway, let's try and keep to support discussion in here, though feel free to continue the discussion of mint/unity in #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:00] <Calinou> Barkeep, happened to me once. it's purely cosmetic
[08:00] <Barkeep> I want my purple back
[08:00] <Barkeep> ;_;
[08:01] <chaterz> hiii all
[08:01] <baizon> LorSamPau_w: http://lifehacker.com/5904602/most-popular-linux-distribution-ubuntu-and-its-variants
 mint isnt more popular then ubuntu
[08:01] <chaterz> someone know how to change the mouse with a command ? or install new mouse easily ?
[08:01] <Calinou> and in addition to that: mint sucks
[08:01] <Barkeep> it seems like the blue people problem in videos were resolved as well
[08:01] <Barkeep> I was planning to tackle that
[08:02] <LorSamPau_w> baizon, ok
[08:02] <Barkeep> oh, well
[08:02] <hypershock> now to another video problem. --- I have the nvidia driver v304 installed. and still i have one mode that "display settings" & "nvidia x server settings" doesn't display which is "1280x1024" to be exact. I would like to add that mode to the options list. How?
[08:02] <baizon> Calinou: agree
[08:02] <baizon> tested mint
[08:02] <baizon> wasnt happy with it
[08:03] <LorSamPau_w> hypershock, its in /etc/x11/xorg
[08:03] <LorSamPau_w> hypershock, /etc/x11/xorg.conf
[08:08] <hypershock> LorSamPau_w: isn't that also compiled by scripts?
[08:09] <LorSamPau_w> hypershock, i'm not sure
[08:10] <Calinou> I have similar problem on my xubuntu 12.04 amd64, can't use 60hz, only 50hz, my screen supports 60hz
[08:10] <Calinou> didn't happen with ubuntu 11.10 i386
[08:11] <hypershock> I used to be able to do all of this a long time ago when there were simple config files. now everythig is obfuscated like the american government, i mean, regime.
[08:12] <haavard> hello everyone
[08:13] <Rudeboy> None of my settings are working, like dragging a window to the top of the screen to maximize it, the sliding animation between different workspaces, the water effects etc etc. Trying to enable them through the CompizConfig. They work if I use the Ubuntu Live CD
[08:16] <hume> hi.... How can I make the Unity panel disappear, hide? It pops up when I do presentations with Libre office Impress, is quite annoying. Ubuntu 12.04
[08:20] <hypershock> hume use appearance under settings, it has a behavior tab which controls unity in that way. I found that setting only seconds ago. :)
[08:21] <hypershock> Rudeboy: in your install do you have the correct drivers for your card installed? if its nvidia you might need version 304 as found in the proposed repository. I know I did to get those effects going.
[08:22] <Rudeboy> hypershock: How do I check that?
[08:23] <kapu> halo sir
[08:23] <hypershock> Rudeboy: first things first, which graphics card do you have?
[08:26] <hume> Hyperbyte, thx..:)
[08:26] <hume> hypershock, thx
[08:27] <hypershock> hume np
[08:27] <Rudeboy> hypershock: GeForce GT 540M
[08:29] <hypershock> Rudeboy: yep, that's nvidia. now open your dash and search for "nvidia x" it'll bring up "nvidia x server settings" you can click that and it'll tell you  your driver version.
[08:29] <Rudeboy> hypershock: You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver.  Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server.
[08:31] <hypershock> Rudeboy: sounds nasty, before you do that, let me give you a thread
[08:32] <hypershock> Rudeboy: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1973025&page=2 which seems to indicate highly to follow the instructions at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bumblebee
[08:32] <Rudeboy> hypershock: Sounds like a backup is in order....ha ha
[08:32] <hypershock> Rudeboy: i believe whole heartily that thread will help you out of your problem.
[08:33] <hypershock> Rudeboy: it couldn't hurt.
[08:33] <sebrock> is there a ubuntu server channel or will this one work?
[08:33] <hypershock> Rudeboy: thanks to dropbox and google chrome things like that don't bother me much anymore. :)
[08:33] <gordonjcp> sebrock: #ubuntu-server ;-)
[08:33] <sebrock> gordonjcp: thanks
[08:34] <Rudeboy> hypershock: Yea, Dropbox is a real winner:) Shot for those lins, gonna see what I can do quick
[08:38] <gyre007> is ruby1.9.3 in 12.04 really 1.9.3 ? I read fwe articles on the web that it's just symlink to 1.9.1
[08:38] <gyre007> or copy or something like that
[08:41] <Rudeboy> hypershock: Ok, just need to restart now. If I don't come back....you know what happened......ha ha :)
[08:43] <tsimpson> gyre007: both are true, see the package description https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/+package/ruby1.9.3
[08:43] <tking> hi jrib
[08:44] <blackshirt> hi
[08:46] <tking> "mv ~/.dmrc ~/.dmrc.old" i ran this command in terminal and did a reboot, my system changed like i just installed ubuntu, i have to re-install Ubuntu one any one know how i get things back?
[08:48] <tking> i got the advise to run mv ~/.dmrc ~/.dmrc.old from here but i think it has changed my installed files how can i know where ~/.dmrc is moved to
[08:48] <Rudeboy> hypershock: Ok, it worked, kinda :) My screen is about 20cm now though ha ha, it's on super low resolution
[08:56] <Wildbat> hi is there a way (scripting may be ) to forward mysql.sock to TCP ? I can't touch the setting, the server have set access from localhost socket only :<
[08:57] <blackshirt> wildbat, localhost was tcp/ip based... I thin you can reconfigure your mysql server
[08:58] <Wildbat> blackshirt, i don't have root access :<
[08:59] <blackshirt> wildbat, that was administrator right to change them
[09:00] <tking> hello please i did "mv ~/.dmrc ~/.dmrc.old" as someone asked me here. It affected my system on reboot, can someone tell me how to change and delete the .dmrc
[09:00] <blackshirt> tking, just copy back the dmrc.old to dmrc
[09:01] <tsimpson> Wildbat: answer is no, that'd be a massive security hole
[09:02] <Nordom> anyone have sound problems with ubuntu 12.04?
[09:02] <tking> blackshirt, command please? "copy" wouldn't that still keep the backup
[09:02] <blackshirt> not truelly true
[09:03] <tking> blackshirt, what is the command for that
[09:03] <blackshirt> tking, you want your old dmrc? exactly i don't knwo what you need ...
[09:03] <Nordom> I started using ubuntu a few days ago, and I noticed that my sound sounds choppy or stutters. When I boot into win7 I have no problems, anyone have any ideas? I am using an asus mb and seems asus doesnt play nice with linux
[09:04] <Ironsight> Asus loves linux usually :/
[09:04] <tking> blackshirt, yes i dont know terminal am new ubuntu, when you say copy i cant copy what i do not use.
[09:04] <blackshirt> Just $cp ~/.dmrc.old ~/.dmrc
[09:04] <blackshirt> Tking
[09:04] <tking> that is why i asked to please give me command to copy
[09:05] <Nordom> really? had problems on both pc's that I installed ubuntu on and both seemed to be related because they  stemmed from asus mb... but I did fix the problems eventaully
[09:05] <blackshirt> tking, i have show you the command
[09:05] <tking> blackshirt, thanks
[09:06] <Nordom>  Anyways, does anyone else have choppy or stuttering sound in 12.04 and if so how would I go about fixing it? Google answers havent given any precise answers
[09:06] <blackshirt> nordom, what the problems with your sound?
[09:07] <Nordom> when sound starts playing its choppy and stutters after a little bit its audioable but still not as clear as when I am booted into windows
[09:07] <tking> blackshirt, sorry i did cat ~/dmrc.old and i saw the stuff to read, so am saying if i want to delete it totally
[09:07] <Nordom> blackshirt, seems like a driver issue but I am a ubuntu nub, so wondering how I fix it, since I though ubuntu was pretty good at auto updating drives and such
[09:07] <blackshirt> tking, read carefully..i don't suggesst cat, but cp instead
[09:08] <Nordom> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshootingProcedure <--- trying trhis currently
[09:08] <Artemis3> Nordom, when you boot, you never ever hear the sounds properly? its already distorted?
[09:08] <tking> blackshirt, i know, i said how about i want to delete the "dmrc.old" because i don't want to use it and dont want to have it hanging somewhere
[09:08] <Artemis3> Nordom, which asus btw?
[09:09] <Ironsight> If you google the motherboard model or chipset model with ubuntu somewhere in there, perhaps there is a fix out there on some forum Nordom
[09:09] <blackshirt> tking, if you want remove it completely, you can use $rm .dmrc.old on your home dir
[09:09] <Ironsight> That's usally how I find my fixes
[09:10] <Nordom> I am on a asus p8z68v-pro
[09:11] <Artemis3> Nordom, does lspci show PCI bridge: ASMedia Technology Inc. ASM108x somewhere?
[09:11] <Nordom> lspi? whats that
[09:12] <gyre007> tsimpson, that has patch0....latest 1.93. patch is 194
[09:12] <Nordom> currently doing the instructions that where posted in my link
[09:12] <Artemis3> Nordom, sorry, its a terminal command
[09:12] <Nordom> so in terminal I should type lspci?
[09:12] <xcyb0rg> How long have you guys been studying Ubuntu
[09:12] <blackshirt> yes nordom, you should familiar with terminal
[09:12] <xcyb0rg> I still don't has the bash shell command line down
[09:13] <xcyb0rg> I should sit down and read threw a book and get 2 it
[09:13] <Artemis3> Nordom, only a quick confirm if you do see that chip
[09:13] <tsimpson> gyre007: I don't understand what you mean
[09:13] <Artemis3> Nordom, but continue with your guide by all means ^^
[09:14] <blackshirt> xcyb0rg, what you mean?
[09:14] <blackshirt> Sorry
[09:14] <Nordom> I typed in 'lspi' into terminal and it said command not found
[09:14] <xcyb0rg> the command line
[09:14] <xcyb0rg> I see you helping someone with it meaning you know it by heart already
[09:14] <Blazemore> Nordom: You typed it wrong
[09:15] <Nordom> I just noticed @.@
[09:15] <Blazemore> :D
[09:15] <xcyb0rg> I have seen commands I have no idea who people figured out the correct answer for the right problem
[09:15] <Blazemore> Well usually it's stringing together small utilities
[09:15] <xcyb0rg> I spent 20 hours last night trying to get a bug in apt-get install
[09:15] <Blazemore> 20 hours
[09:15] <Blazemore> last night
[09:15] <xcyb0rg> my var/bin was locked or something
[09:15] <Blazemore> rm /var/cache/apt/lock
[09:15] <Blazemore> sudo apt-get -f install
[09:15] <Blazemore> problem solved
[09:15] <FloodBot1> Blazemore: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:16] <xcyb0rg> lol well I was reading forms all night
[09:16] <Artemis3> Nordom, lspci
[09:16] <blackshirt> xcyb0rg, twenty hours ?? You were great people guys.. I don't think can do it
[09:16] <Nordom> there is a ASM1083/1085 under a ASMedia technology
[09:16] <xcyb0rg> the problem was when I tried to install aircrack
[09:16] <gyre007> tsimpson, 12.04 ruby 1.9.3 version is of patch0 -> ruby 1.9.3p0 (2011-10-30 revision 33570) [x86_64-linux] ....the latest 1.9.3 version is p194....
[09:16] <xcyb0rg> to be able to use airmon0-ng wlan0
[09:16] <Artemis3> Nordom, ok good to know... do you have extra peripherals you could remove? any extra pci cards?
[09:16] <Blazemore> xcyb0rg: http://blog.roryholland.co.uk/?p=15
[09:16] <xcyb0rg> once I got rid of aircrack everything seemed to update
[09:17] <Blazemore> "apt-get -f install" solves a surprising number of issues, especially if you've been trying to install .deb files manually
[09:17] <blackshirt> xcyb0rg, twenty hours ?? You were great people guys.. I don't think can do it
[09:17] <xcyb0rg> I was up from morning until night the problem happened around 7-9 pm and then I didn't go to bed until 10 the next morning
[09:18] <tsimpson> gyre007: and?
[09:18] <Nordom> I could remove my gpu, but other than that I am not using any other pci slots
[09:18] <gyre007> tsimpson, and what ?:) I'd like to  have the latest updated version...simples :)
[09:19] <tsimpson> gyre007: then grab the source and compile yourself
[09:19] <Artemis3> Nordom, you could try rebooting and entering the bios, try to find that pci latency option and move it from 32 to 64, also try to disable anything than you are not using, or for testing, anything you can... such as extra usb ports, bluetooth, serial/paralel, things like that, try to have the bare minimun, and test
[09:19] <blackshirt> xcyb0rg, you are very amazing
[09:20] <root____1> hello all
[09:21] <Artemis3> Nordom, i happen to have the same chip, and very rarely get the same synthom, but a simple pulseaudio restart cures it. But, have read really bad things about in in the linux kernel mailing list :(
[09:21] <gyre007> tsimpson, :) thats exactly what I wanted to avoid by having the Distro doing this for me...
[09:21] <Nordom> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshootingProcedure <--- here ->>> sudo apt-get install linux-sound-base alsa-base alsa-utils gdm ubuntu-desktop  linux-image-`uname -r` libasound2; This command doesnt seem to be working right is it actually 2 commands?
[09:21] <tsimpson> gyre007: if you want the very latest <whatever>, then no distro is going to be able to keep up
[09:23] <Nordom> Artemis3 is that guide I am doing going to fix it or am I doing something unneeded? ( I am a ubuntu nub who tends to do stuff until A) it works or B) I find some other guide that may work
[09:23] <Artemis3> gyre007, i think you could read about "rolling distros"
[09:24] <Artemis3> Nordom, can't tell if it will help you or not....
[09:24] <Blazemore> Linux Mint Debian Edition is not too dissimilar to Ubuntu
[09:24] <Artemis3> Nordom, but i do know there is a problem with that asus pci chip
[09:24] <Nordom> can u give me any advice about that command I posted 2 replies up
[09:24] <gordonjcp> gyre007: sounds like you want something like Arch Linux; it's usually shipping the most recent and broken versions of stuff
[09:25] <Calinou> and LMDE sucks.
[09:25] <Nordom> last time I was in bios I was pretty sure there wasnt any legacy options ... but after I finish my guide I will look in bios
[09:25] <Artemis3> Nordom, try to turn off as many things as you can, just for testing, you could go back later to turn them back on one by one
[09:25] <Artemis3> Nordom, and try to find the pci latency option
[09:26] <Nordom> for this command sudo apt-get install linux-sound-base alsa-base alsa-utils gdm ubuntu-desktop  linux-image-`uname -r` libasound2; <--- do
[09:26] <Nordom> I have to change 'uname' to my user name?
[09:26] <bekks> Nordom: no.
[09:26] <bekks> Type "uname -r" i a terminal and see what the output will be.
[09:26] <Artemis3> Nordom ; is used when you are typing more than 1 command, ie:    ls ; ls -l   its equivalent to &&
[09:27] <bekks> Artemis3: Wrong.
[09:27] <Nordom> it works but says unable to located linux-image-uname -r
[09:27] <bekks> Nordom: Typ uname -r
[09:27] <bekks> And in the command above, you forgot the ` `
[09:28] <Nordom> wait wait wait I should type all these commands all at once into terminal!? I have been only doing one at a time
[09:28] <bekks> Then start with: uname -r
[09:28] <Artemis3> Nordom, you should copy and paste the whole thing :)
[09:28] <Nordom> paste doesnt work
[09:28] <nibbler_> Artemis3, && only executes the 2nd if the 1st returns true
[09:28] <Nordom> well crl+v didnt
[09:28] <Nordom> is there a different way to copy paste into terminal
[09:29] <Blazemore> Ctrl+Shift+V
[09:29] <tsimpson> shift+insert
[09:29] <nibbler_> Nordom, mouse-mark and mouse-middleclick
[09:29] <Blazemore> lol choice
[09:29] <Nordom> ty for the advice
[09:29] <bekks> OR just type it again, it isnt that hard :)
[09:29] <Nordom> I got it to work
[09:29] <Nordom> its now installing or something
[09:30] <Nordom> didnt know there was so many ways to copy paste into terminal O.O
[09:30] <Nordom> ty, I am going to restart and see if it worked
[09:30] <Blazemore> Oh. My. God
[09:31] <Blazemore> erm wrong channel
[09:33] <root____1> \q
[09:33] <root____1> \quit
[09:33] <Eagleman> Is there a monitoring program to monitor cpu/memory/temperature on a windows/linux machine with a centrilized interface?
[09:34] <bekks> Yes.
[09:34] <Eagleman> Which ones?
[09:34] <bekks> It is called "Nagios".
[09:34] <Blazemore> Millions, but Nagios is where it's at
[09:34] <spoljo> Munin could work too.
[09:37] <paulus68_> what is the right package for sun-java6 jdk
[09:38] <angs> how can I see what process consumes how much CPU and RAM?
[09:38] <blackshirt> angs, top
[09:38] <angs> blackshirt: thanks
[09:39] <blackshirt> that was a powerfull classic tool
[09:41] <baizon> angs: gnome-system-monitor
[09:41] <blackshirt> read the top manual
[09:43] <zetheroo> using the ps command in the terminal ... how does one determine from the output columns whether or not the process is actually running?
[09:43] <bekks> As long as there is a row containing the process, the process is running.
[09:43] <bouma> is there a way to change the ubuntu font size without installing anything
[09:43] <bouma> this is for a laptop without network
[09:44] <bouma> why would gnome 3 remove the ability to change fonts ?
[09:44] <righton> hey guys, im running ubuntu 11.04, when i try to use apt-get and tries to fetch th epackages, it gives me "404 file not found" error, how can i fix this?
[09:44] <bekks> righton: By choosing another mirror and/or running apt-get update
[09:45] <blackshirt> righton, check your sources.list that used to fetch packages
[09:45] <zetheroo> bekks: so if the process is suspended it will not show up at all with the ps command?
[09:45] <bekks> zetheroo: A suspended process is actually running, but doing nothing.
[09:45] <gyre007> I thought when I run apt-get purge remove pkg it should remove any traces of the package
[09:46] <gyre007> that doesn't seem to be the case though :(
[09:46] <zetheroo> so is the rsync command in this output running or suspended? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1204407/
[09:46] <bekks> gyre007: It does.
[09:46] <bekks> gyre007: It doesnt touch user configs as well.
[09:46] <gyre007> i installed system ruby....did purge remove...
[09:46] <gyre007> the ran updatedb
[09:46] <gyre007> and then locate ruby
[09:46] <gyre007> and it found crazy lots of dirs
[09:46] <gyre007> with ruby in it
[09:46] <FloodBot1> gyre007: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:47] <bekks> zetheroo: Too less information to answer your question.
[09:47] <gyre007> so bekks it doesnt look like it does
[09:47] <zetheroo> bekks: you mean, too little information?
[09:47] <bekks> gyre007: Did you uninstall/purge every package that was installed? Installing ruby installs more than one package.
[09:47] <righton> alright thanks bekks
[09:48] <bekks> zetheroo: Yes.
[09:48] <zetheroo> bekks: so then how does one know whether a process is running in Linux?
[09:48] <blackshirt> use ps/top
[09:48] <zetheroo> bekks: I was told that this command 'ps' would show the required info?
[09:48] <bekks> zetheroo: It is running when ps returns at least one column.
[09:48] <bekks> s/column/row/
[09:48] <The_Josh> Well, I am installing gnome3, After completing download, it is asking me gdm or lightdm
[09:48] <gyre007> bekks, that might be it...I thought it would uninstall deps too
[09:48] <The_Josh> which one should I choose?
[09:48] <bekks> gyre007: It doesnt.
[09:49] <lng> Hi! For some reason, I there's no netperf package on our server (Ubuntu 11.10), but it's present on my local machine, how can I add it?
[09:49] <gyre007> ah darn...
[09:49] <blackshirt> !netperf
[09:49] <crizis> The_Josh, lightdm is ubuntus default login manager, gdm is gnome's own one
[09:49] <gyre007> is there any way how to clean this up now ? :)
[09:49] <The_Josh> crizis, I see.
[09:49] <The_Josh> crizis, Can we change it later?
[09:49] <something1112> just upgraded from ubuntu 10.04 to 12.04 and now DVD playback is low quality (tried playing a Futurama DVD) - but libdvdcss is installed - help!?
[09:49] <crizis> The_Josh, you can later on change this with 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm' if you choose gdm and don't like it
[09:49] <crizis> yes
[09:49] <The_Josh> :D
[09:49] <The_Josh> Thanks
[09:50] <gyre007> bekks,  dpkg -l | grep ruby i guess :)
[09:50] <crizis> i'm sticking to lightdm since it looks nicer ;)
[09:50] <zetheroo> blackshirt: 'top' shows :  10001 root      20   0 75992  24m  408 S  27.2  0.6   3:51.74 rsync
[09:50] <zetheroo>  9971 root      20   0 48880  19m  876 S   1.9  0.5   0:13.82 rsync
[09:50] <The_Josh> crizis, It does?
[09:50] <The_Josh> crizis, Is it only related to login manager?
[09:50] <crizis> yes, only
[09:50] <The_Josh> Ah
[09:50] <The_Josh> Then any would do
[09:50] <bekks> gyre007: Wrong. Use: apt-get autoremove
[09:50] <crizis> when using unity at least, lightdm shows your own desktop background in login window too
[09:50] <zetheroo> blackshirt: does this mean rsync is running?
[09:51] <crizis> which is nice
[09:51] <The_Josh> mhmm
[09:51] <gyre007> bekks, brilliant!
[09:51] <gyre007> cheers
[09:51] <The_Josh> But then after entering password, the screen turns black
[09:51] <blackshirt> zetheroo, i think yes
[09:51] <The_Josh> Thats bad
[09:51] <bekks> zetheroo: You have two processes of "rsync" running. No one can tell you what they are actually doing atm.
[09:51] <The_Josh> instead it should keep the background and just bring the launcher
[09:51] <The_Josh> (Just my personal idea)
[09:51] <zetheroo> blackshirt: ok
[09:51] <gyre007> bekks, libruby1.9.1 doesn't get autoremoved but i guess its being used by something else
[09:52] <bekks> gyre007: Thats why it isnt autoremoved.
[09:52] <zetheroo> bekks: I dunno why there would be two ... there should be one ... oh well .. :P
[09:52] <blackshirt> zetheroo, okey, and then what is the problems?
[09:52] <bekks> zetheroo: ps -ef | grep rsync | wc -l
[09:52] <bekks> zetheroo: There are two.
[09:52] <The_Josh> What is command to check gnome's version?
[09:52] <nixu> Hi, so umm I was kinda wondering... Does 10.04.4 have rlt 8188ce/8192ce drivers? ok thanks
[09:53] <something1112> tried playing a Futurama DVD after upgrading from ubuntu 10.04 to 12.04 but quality is bad - help?
[09:53] <something1112> libdvdcss is installed...
[09:53] <zetheroo> bekks: that command outputs "4" ... what is that about?
[09:53] <nixu> something1112 why would you even upgrade?
[09:54] <zetheroo> blackshirt: just was trying to determine whether or not rsync was actually running ;)
[09:54] <bekks> zetheroo: Then take a look at: ps -ef | grep rsync
[09:54] <something1112> nixu: curiosity, a sense of adventure, madness... take your pick
[09:55] <zetheroo> bekks: the output http://paste.ubuntu.com/1204437/
[09:55] <nixu> !rlt 8188ce
[09:55] <something1112> the quality was fine in ubuntu 10.04, so don't know why the upgrade broke it
[09:55] <nixu> !realtek 8188ce
[09:56] <bekks> zetheroo: That output is pretty clear :) Three processes were launched for your rsync... command, and one is the "grep" you issued :)
[09:56] <bekks> zetheroo: And yes, thats normal.
[09:57] <something1112> oh - I am using GeForce 8600M GT, and have package "NVidia binary X.Org driver ('current' driver)" installed from Ubuntu Software Centre
[09:57] <zetheroo> bekks: ok cool ... thanks!
[09:57] <nixu> guys... so Realtek 8188ce is unsupported?
[09:58] <smftre> !ot
[09:58] <bekks> !hcl | nixu
[09:59] <ininin> hmmmm
[09:59] <something1112> has anyone else had issues with dvd playback quality in ubuntu 12 using nvidia?
[09:59] <bekks> something1112: Me didnt.
[09:59] <gyre007> i added a PPA repo to the list of repos...it was added to /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ just fine but when I run apt-get update im not seeing it in the output
[10:00] <nixu> ... sweet apple pie
[10:00] <bekks> something1112: And it is 12.04, not just 12, because there will be a 12.10 too.
[10:00] <something1112> bekks: hmm weird
[10:00] <blackshirt> are you sure format it in .list?
[10:00] <The_Josh> Well, I have C: D: E: partitions with data on D and E currently I am running ubuntu with wubi, but is there anyway I can format part of D: or E: drive without loosing my data and install ubuntu on it
[10:00] <something1112> bekks: which packages did you install for dvd playback?
[10:01] <The_Josh> (of course ext4 file system format)
[10:01] <fidel> gyre007: what do you mean in detail with: you dont see it in output?
[10:01] <bekks> The_Josh: No.
[10:01] <nixu> thanks bekks :(
[10:01] <The_Josh> bekks, Thats the reason I am using wubi
[10:01] <The_Josh> but sadly, Ubuntu is terribly slow on wubi :[
[10:01] <fidel> GregoryFenton: are you able to find the supposed package now using apt-cache search or similar?
[10:02] <blackshirt> the_josh, if you format it, you will lost your data, you should backup them
[10:02] <gyre007> fidel, well when I add PPA repo, I think I should see its URL in the output ?
[10:02] <nixu> So I'll have to migrate to linux mint :(
[10:02] <blackshirt> Before format
[10:02] <blackshirt> That was recommended way
[10:02] <gyre007> or is it only http://ppa.launchpad.net precise/main what I shouold see ?
[10:02] <The_Josh> blackshirt, Can't back up over 100 Gigs of data :[
[10:02] <fidel> in the output of what in particular?
[10:02] <The_Josh> blackshirt, The partition is of 400 Gigs
[10:02] <The_Josh> So If I was able to format only 100 Gigs from it for ubuntu it would be awesome
[10:02] <The_Josh> :P
[10:02] <GregoryFenton> hi fidel, mistype?
[10:03] <fidel> GregoryFenton: yep sorry ;)
[10:03] <bekks> nixu: Why dont you use 12.04 instead of 10.04?
[10:03] <blackshirt> the_josh, you can do some resize on your partition, and make partiton on empty space
[10:03] <bekks> nixu: Use a 12.04 livecd to check wether your hardware is supported.
[10:03] <gyre007> fidel, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1204454/
[10:03] <gyre007> see the URL there and the output ofapt-get update
[10:03] <The_Josh> So slow :[
[10:04] <The_Josh> Anybody else suffering ubuntu terribly slow on wubi ?
[10:04] <jalexandru> how can I check the eth transfer speed? Thanks
[10:04] <nixu> bekks: gnome2 fanboy here
[10:04] <bekks> jalexandru: ethtool eth0 e.g.
[10:04] <gyre007> maybe its not being included i guess
[10:05] <nixu> bekks: unity is worse than metro...
[10:05] <blackshirt> the_josh, you can do some resize on your partition, and make partition on empty space
[10:06] <something1112> if anyone's interested, i found http://www.noobslab.com/2011/09/nvidia-drivers-for-ubuntu-1110-oneiric.html - am now trying this, since maybe my nvidia drivers need to be updated... *crosses fingers*
[10:07] <nixu> is there any ubuntu april 2010 kernel port to 3.2.6?
[10:07] <bekks> nixu: ?
[10:07] <jalexandru> thanks bekks for your time, but I was looking for something to show in real time transfer rate made by users the system is slow and has no load so or wa so I'm thinking that nfs is slow ... any ideea what tool will show me the transfer rate for nfs paks?
[10:07] <blackshirt> the_josh, maybe better you install ubuntu on dedicated partitions
[10:08] <somsip> bekks: does 10.04 have a PPA for 3.2.6 I think :)
[10:08] <bekks> jalexandru: iftop
[10:08] <Nordom> so
[10:08] <Nordom> I tried my guide didnt work
[10:08] <nixu> Is there any backport of 10.04 to linux 3.2.6 ?
[10:08] <nixu> ^ bekks
[10:08] <lionrouge> Hi
[10:08] <jalexandru> that's the one thanks bekks: how could I forget about it??? was trying iotop :)) cheers
[10:08] <Nordom> I have a ALC892 audio ?driver? anyways my audio is still coppy any one have suggestions
[10:09] <bekks> nixu: No, there is no backport of 10.04 - maybe there is a PPA for a 3.2.6 kernel for 10.04
[10:09] <The_Josh> Well, I installed Gnome 3
[10:09] <nixu> 3.x.x works too I guess
[10:09] <The_Josh> But, I see old gnome :\
[10:09] <lionrouge> Ubuntu 12.04 freezes at boot. Nomodeset, text don't help
[10:09] <The_Josh> I don't see all the flashy stuff :\
[10:09] <bekks> nixu: Then try the mainline kernel ppa
[10:09] <The_Josh> Yes I have chosen gnome at login screen
[10:11] <somsip> nixu: Lots of links suggest this PPA for 11.10 but none for 10.04 https://launchpad.net/~francisbrwn9/+archive/kernels
[10:11] <nixu> bekks: none for 10.04... and I can't compile linux without internet
[10:11] <genoobie> okay
[10:11] <genoobie> I am stuck
[10:11] <nixu> somsip, I saw that, thanks
[10:11] <Blazemore> genoobie: Stuck doing what?
[10:11] <genoobie> I am running l-ubuntu but for some reason all I get is (initramfs)
[10:11] <genoobie> my computer won't boot...:(
[10:11] <Blazemore> I like this channel, people ask for help and don't get shouted at like in ##linux
[10:11] <genoobie> Blazemore, thanks for being patient
[10:12] <genoobie> I'm a newb so I don't know how to fix this...
[10:12] <Blazemore> genoobie: What happens if you choose a different option from the boot menu, perhaps an older kernel
[10:12] <Blazemore> genoobie: And did you only just install?
[10:12] <genoobie> well there's a recover mode
[10:12] <Nordom> pavucontrol says GF110 high definition audio controller. Is this an audio controller provided by ubuntu or is it related to my hardware and installed itself?
[10:12] <angs> is there any keyboard program on ubuntu that I can type by mouse clicks?
[10:12] <genoobie> Blazemore, there are no older kernel options unfortunately
[10:12] <nixu> genoobie: have you formatted a swap partition?
[10:12] <lionrouge> Is it possible to boot with ubuntu livecd, chroot and fix some stuff?
[10:12] <Blazemore> angs: yes, search for "ease of access centre" and enable the on-screen keyboard
[10:12] <genoobie> lionrouge, I haven't tried this
[10:12] <blackshirt> angs, you mean onscreen keyboard?
[10:13] <genoobie> nixu, not to my knowledge
[10:13] <nixu> lionrouge: "fix some stuff" I don't know if they have that package.
[10:13] <genoobie> Blazemor, when I "exit" from (initramfs) it says Kernel panic - not syncing
[10:13] <angs> blazemore, blackshirt: Thank you
[10:13] <genoobie> attempted to kill init
[10:13] <genoobie> etc etc.
[10:14] <nixu> lionrouge: but yeah you can mount anything with the perms you wish, from livecd.
[10:14] <genoobie> and the caps lock key flashes...
[10:14] <Blazemore> genoobie: Is it a fresh install? Has it ever worked?
[10:14] <genoobie> Blazemore, yes it has
[10:14] <genoobie> for about 1 year
[10:14] <Blazemore> Oh, wow. OK
[10:14] <genoobie> well maybe 6 months
[10:14] <blackshirt> genoibie, you should check your kernel, disk partition order, update-initramfs
[10:15] <Blazemore> I'm sorry then, I don't have a clue. The only thing I can think is that there's some kind of hardware change that's occured. Try seeing if you can boot into recovery mode
[10:15] <crimsonmane> genoobie: laptop? flashing caps lock key indicates probably a battery problem. try removing the battery then booting using just the power cable.
[10:15] <genoobie> blackshirt, can I do all this from the (initramfs)
[10:15] <genoobie> Blazemore, cannot boot into "recovery mode"
[10:15] <blackshirt> genoobie, i don't think so
[10:15] <nixu> genoobie: live cd, maybe?
[10:15] <genoobie> oh...urgh
[10:16] <nixu> genoobie: or network boot?
[10:16] <genoobie> of course that's my next step and try and recover important data
[10:16] <genoobie> (not losing much of significance
[10:16] <blackshirt> genoobie, check your cable etc .... Have you change your disk?
[10:16] <genoobie> oh, wait a minute there are older linux versions
[10:17] <genoobie> should I just try booting to one previous?
[10:17] <genoobie> meh, seems to be the same result...
[10:17] <genoobie> well that eliminates that problem...
[10:18] <genoobie> crap, well I have to go, it just keeps booting to "BusyBox"
[10:18] <zweigousefen> Hello, something strange happens with my AMD drivers on ubuntu 12.04. When I have both xserver-xorg-video-radeon and xserver-xorg-video-ati, the game works fine (http://pix.toile-libre.org/upload/original/1347617057.png), but when I remove the xserver-xorg-video-ati package, I get this : http://pix.toile-libre.org/upload/original/1347617070.png. Other GL video games run fine (a little bit slower, but everything is pr
[10:18] <zweigousefen> operly displayed). Is that normal ? Isn't xserver-xorg-video-ati supposed to be just a wrappert that loads the radeon driver ?
[10:18] <genoobie> I don't think I can fix this from there...
[10:18] <blackshirt> for some change, maybe causing troubles
[10:19] <blackshirt> that could mean, your kernel can't be load, or maybe your partition not handle correctly,
[10:19] <blackshirt> And soon
[10:19] <nixu> Are ubuntu derivations supported here?
[10:19] <Fernest> Can anyone give me a hint how to write an alias for the shell?  I try to use several commands, while the first one should take the argument, which is given after the alias:     An example would be "lsd" as an alias for "cd mydirectory ls" and it shoult be able to call it with: "lsd mydirectory".
[10:19] <dubey> Hello
[10:20] <somsip> Fernest: alias lsd="cd /home/fernest; ls;", and add this to ~/.bash_aliases
[10:20] <genoobie> okay tx all
[10:20] <blackshirt> hello dubey
[10:20] <Fernest> somsip: the directory part should be dynamic.
[10:20] <somsip> Fernest: then you need a bash function so you can 'lsd mydirectory'.
[10:21] <Fernest> somsip: so aliases can not be used for such things?
[10:21] <dubey> i am trying to restrict sudo permissions on per user wise and made this entry in /etc/sudoer file " user xx.xx.xxx.xxx.org=(root)NOPASSWD:/usr/bin/less,/usr/bin/tail,/bin/ls "
[10:21] <drupin> does the OS installed in USB freeze or crash...
[10:21] <Fernest> somsip: thank you! You saved me much time :-)
[10:21] <somsip> Fernest: aliases dont accept parameters so you'll need to wrap them in a function
[10:22] <dubey> when i tried to do " sudo tail -f /var/log/xyz/xxx.log " it says "  [sudo] password for user:"
[10:23] <smj> what is TERM environment variable, and why do they recommend xterm-256color for enabling the 256 colors?
[10:25] <smj> if I want to use Konsole, connect to a server with SSH, and resume a Screen session, should I use konsole-256color or screen-256color?
[10:25] <The_Josh> I installed gnome 3 and gnome shell in ubuntu 12.04
[10:25] <The_Josh> But selecting Gnome I end up in gnome classic somehow
[10:26] <nixu> !handbook
[10:28] <zalgor> hi. i have a 12.04 nfsserver. Using automount on other clients works fine, but using automount on the server itself fails (with nobind=0, nosymlink=0). Somehow autofs does not try to use -bind ( what is the expected behaviour for me). Any ideas?
[10:28] <The_Josh> nixu, Would be glad if you directly help
[10:29] <nixu>  The_Josh: with what?
[10:30] <The_Josh> nixu, How I ended up with gnome classic :[
[10:30] <nixu> The_Josh, so you want the new shiny gnome3 interface?
[10:30] <The_Josh> Yea
[10:30] <The_Josh> I want to try it
[10:30] <The_Josh> I just installed it and gnome shell too of course
[10:30] <nixu> The_Josh: You get gnome classic when your graphics card can't handle gnome3, or they're disabled
[10:30] <The_Josh> But selecting gnome on log in screen ends up with gnome classic
[10:31] <aum__> how can i change my splash screen , i failed to install super-boot-manager / plymouth-manager , is there any easy artical to follow i am using 12.04
[10:31] <The_Josh> nixu, My graphics card has shader model 5.0 and supports Direct X 11 (I know Direct X has no where to be found around linux)
[10:31] <The_Josh> but just telling you that Its kind of "good" graphic card
[10:31] <The_Josh> graphics*
[10:31] <nixu> The_Josh: But do you have it set up?
[10:32] <The_Josh> nixu, Well, Don't know, really, I don't see anything in Additional hardware panel
[10:32] <nixu> The_Josh: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/hardware/C/jockey.html
[10:32] <The_Josh> In fact, I don't even see Additional Hardware in this gnome classic anywhere :[
[10:33] <nixu> The_Josh: what is your graphics card name?
[10:33] <dubey> anyone ?
[10:33] <Artemis3> The_Josh, alt f2  and type jockey-gtk
[10:34] <The_Josh> nixu, Nvidia GeForce 520 GT
[10:34] <The_Josh> I know not too cool
[10:34] <The_Josh> But I am sure its fine for current requirements
[10:36] <Fernest> The_josh: I have a GeForce 460 and Gnome Shell works fine.
[10:36] <rose7676> help for ubuntu 12.10 beta ?
[10:36] <fidel> rose7676: #ubuntu+1
[10:36] <rose7676> 10x
[10:36] <Fernest> The_josh: I could solve it with something like this: Instal the drivers from nvidia, purge gnome shell and ALL extensions. Reinstal Gnome Shell.
[10:36] <Fernest> with that it worked for me
[10:37] <fidel> rose7676: whatever you mean by '10x' - ask 12.10 related questions in #ubuntu+1 ;)
[10:37] <Artemis3> !nvidia | The_Josh
[10:37] <The_Josh> Ok thanks
[10:38] <The_Josh> Fernest, FYI 460 Is far better than 520 :]
[10:38] <Artemis3> yes, nvidia models are tricy, second number matters more :)
[10:38] <Fernest> The_Josh: lolwtf... what a concept O_o
[10:39] <Fernest> The_Josh: sorry on that. Thought the higher numbers are better -.-
[10:39] <The_Josh> Fernest, Well, It is newer card than yours, but its entry level GPU in 500 Series while yours is The best one in 400 series :]
[10:40] <Fernest> Nice to know. Now I like my computer even better :-D
[10:41] <Fernest> but nevertheless: Try to use Nvidia drivers and purge gnome shell and reinstall it
[10:41] <Fernest> I don't think that gnome shell is so hardware-demanding so it is a question of drivers
[10:42] <Krambiorix> hi i have a very large file www-data in /var/mail   . Can i just delete it?
[10:42] <dav_> hi, i tried to upgrade to 12.10 beta but upgrading is not finished. Now I can't install updates and system works not fine. Some suggestion, please?
[10:42] <Blazemore|Work> sudo apt-get -f install
[10:42] <GregoryFenton> Hi all. Anyone know of a free (as in beer) alternative to landscape canonical for my servers?
[10:42] <Blazemore|Work> GregoryFenton: Puppet
[10:42] <Blazemore|Work> +nagios
[10:43] <Fernest> The_Josh: but a warning for the Nvidia drivers, although they help much: it will be a bit tricky to use Nvidia drivers + adobe flash (you will end up with blue-faces on youtube OR a very instable flash player which crashes every tenths time)
[10:43] <dav_> i tried -f install but nothing
[10:44] <Blazemore|Work> "but nothing" - what are you expecting to happen on your system? and what is actually happened?
[10:44] <GregoryFenton> Blazemore|Work, thanks, looking into it now :)
[10:44] <Blazemore|Work> In short, what is wrong?
[10:45] <Blazemore|Work> Is there an ubuntu offtopic chat?
[10:45] <blackshirt> i think yes
[10:45] <dav_>  I can't install updates
[10:45] <Fernest> could somebody recommend a goot terminal to me? Or are there good extensions of gnome-terminal?  I've seen terminals which showed something like "the last 12 commands" in a panel, which could be clicked or started with the F1-F12 keys.
[10:45] <Blazemore|Work> dav_: How do you know you can't install updates, if you aren't getting an error message?
[10:46] <Blazemore|Work> Fernest: I really like Terminator
[10:46] <Eagleman> Is there a monitoring program to monitor cpu/memory/temperature on a windows/linux machine with a centrilized interface and a nice looking dashboard to watch all servers?
[10:46] <Blazemore|Work> Fernest: Konsole is good too, but it's a KDE application
[10:46] <Blazemore|Work> Eagleman: Yes, nagios
[10:46] <Blazemore|Work> You are actually the third person to ask that in about half an hour
[10:46] <lionrouge> Tell me please if 33MB is enough for /boot for 12.04?
[10:46] <The_Josh> Oh man where is additional drivers :[
[10:46] <The_Josh> Can't we run it with Alt+F2
[10:46] <aum__> i failed to install super-boot-manager / plymouth-manager , is there any easy artical to follow i am using 12.04
[10:47] <The_Josh> I can't find it anywhere in Gnome Classic
[10:47] <blackshirt> lionrouge, why just 33 mb?
[10:47] <Blazemore|Work> aum__: What did you try to do?
[10:47] <Fernest> Blazemore|Work: Do those support a list of last commands and hotkeys for those?
[10:47] <lionrouge> I have gentoo on this drive
[10:47] <lionrouge> Had
[10:47] <User_> I am attempting to find drivers for my wireless card on my Asus Maximus V Formula motherboard.... I've googled with no success. Any one have any ideas?
[10:48] <aum__> Blazemore|Work, i want to change my boot splash logo.
[10:48] <Blazemore|Work> Fernest: Well, bash has the "history" command built in
[10:48] <blackshirt> lionrouge, some on ubuntu default, with one kernel, 33 mb was enough for your /boot...
[10:48] <The_Josh> Fernest Aristide There we go
[10:48] <The_Josh> It wasn't activated for some reasons
[10:48] <dav_> simple, program quit without terminates work
[10:48] <nixu> DaZ was here?
[10:49] <lionrouge> blackshirt,, thanks
[10:49] <nixu> the real DaZ?
[10:49] <Eagleman> Nagious looks like windows 95
[10:49] <blackshirt> Lionrouge, you should check and recheck it, and ensure your kernel,initrd images and other related stuff will fit on your 33 mb /boot partition
[10:49] <Blazemore|Work> dav_: So what happens when you run "sudo apt-get -f install" - can you put the output on http://paste.ubuntu.com
[10:50] <The_Josh> Aristide, Now as I am activating the 3D accelerator, will gnome 3 work  automatically next I restart?
[10:50] <Aristide> The_Josh, Sorry I don't know
[10:51] <blackshirt> lionrouge, one kernel image on ubuntu was about 24 mb in size... You should sure ... 33mb would not fit to install second kernel
[10:51] <dav_> Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code
[10:51] <Fernest> Blazemore|Work: I like a visual representation of the last commands. Are those featured in your suggestions?
[10:51] <Blazemore|Work> Fernest: Yes, you type "history" and press Enter
[10:51] <bekks> dav_: Please pastebin the complete output.
[10:51] <Blazemore|Work> Then you type !n where n is the number of the command
[10:52] <Blazemore|Work> lionrouge: Is there a reason you want a separate /boot partition at all?
[10:52] <aum__> Blazemore|Work, i tried to add the ppa , its added in the list ,but when i do update its giving W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/mefrio-g/plymouthmanager/ubuntu/dists/precise/main/binary-i386/Packages  404  Not Found
[10:52] <blackshirt> dav_, you should describe more completely
[10:53] <Fernest> Blazemore|Work: mhh. no. I mean something like this: "The last xy (unique) commands are always listed in a side panel. F1-F12 can be pressed to launch those commands"
[10:53] <blackshirt> aum_, check the ppa.. I think that was not on there
[10:53] <Blazemore|Work> aum__: You need to replace "precise" with "oneiric" in your /etc/apt/sources.list.d/mefrio-g (or similar)
[10:55] <moothecow> can I have the auto update process send a test mail? Configured heirloom mailx for it, can send mail from cli fine
[10:55] <somsip> Fernest: best I could suggest is 'alias h='history | tail -n 12', then map F1-12 as "!-1", "!-2", "!-3"...etc
[10:56] <somsip> Fernest: so you 'h' to see your last 12 commands, then Fn to re-run it
[10:56] <dav_> blackshirt I try: I have upgraded to 12.10 beta with kubuntu-devel-release-upgrade but during the process the program had quit to run. Now i have about 2 Gb of updates but i can't install.
[10:56] <Fernest> somsip: cool tip! I'll try it out!
[10:56] <Blazemore|Work> dav_: sudo apt-get -f install
[10:57] <Blazemore|Work> dav_: Stop ignoring me. run sudo apt-get -f install and paste the output onto http://paste.ubuntu.com and I WILL be able to help you
[10:57] <blackshirt> dav_, what the program cauesd first?
[10:57] <Blazemore|Work> That's the third time I've said that
[10:57] <Blazemore|Work> What exactly do you want? a "make everything better" command? Help us help you.
[10:57] <dav_> blaze, ok
[10:57] <Blazemore|Work> Cool
[10:57] <Blazemore|Work> I need a coffee, sorry. Brb
[10:58] <unless> Today I upgrade my system and after that when I boot it keeps waiting for network configuration at start-up, then I have no network. When I try to open the Network at System Preferences it says the system network services are not compatible with this version, and I only see network proxy as service option. Could someone help me to solve it  please?
[10:58] <GunClive> where can i look at the size of the packages of ubuntu? thanks guys.
[10:59] <XiaolinDraconis> i would like a make everything better button
[11:00] <blackshirt> gunlive, apt ptovided it
[11:00] <dav_> blaze, done (italian output)
[11:01] <aum__> Blazemore|Work,  thanks let me check by rebooting ...
[11:01] <Fernest> somsip: In which file would I add those hotkeys? .bashrc?
[11:01] <unless> Have it ever existed a Ubuntu release 9 ?
[11:01] <dubey> not able to understand why asking for password even after making this entry in sudoer file : "user hostname = (root) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/less,/usr/bin/tail,/bin/ls
[11:01] <dubey> "
[11:02] <unless> I am looking at the Ubuntu repository and I think it jumped from version 8.04.4 to 10.04
[11:02] <unless> So we never have a 9 release ?
[11:02] <Blazemore|Work> dav_: Italian is fine, could you paste the output into http://paste.ubuntu.com
[11:02] <Blazemore|Work> And give me the URL in this channel so I can see exactly what the errors are
[11:03] <Blazemore|Work> You'll learn a bit about dpkg, and I'll learn a bit of Italian, so that's nice
[11:03] <dav_> i pasted it
[11:03] <Blazemore|Work> What is the URL?
[11:03] <bekks> unless: We had, but that is outdated meanwhile. Only 10.04 LTS is still supported. 9.x isnt.
[11:03] <dav_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1204539/
[11:04] <bekks> dav_: Well, you have to share the URL. We cant guess it :)
[11:04] <Blazemore|Work> Thanks dav_ I'm looking now
[11:05] <Blazemore|Work> dav_: Do you need Skype?
[11:05] <dav_> no
[11:05] <Blazemore|Work> Because that's trying to remove Skype
[11:06] <Blazemore|Work> dav_: Try this: sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get -f install
[11:06] <blackshirt> i think not a wise doing apt-get clean
[11:06] <dav_> you mean i have to remove skype?
[11:06] <GunClive> apt-cache says that xubuntu-desktop has a size of 3596. is this kb or mb?
[11:07] <unless> bekks, do you thing I still can find it?
[11:07] <Blazemore|Work> dav_: You don't have to remove Skype, but whatever you were doing was also removing Skype
[11:07] <blackshirt> That would clean downloaded packages from apt cache
[11:07] <bekks> unless: No. Why would you need it?
[11:07] <Blazemore|Work> blackshirt: Yes, there might be a problem with a specific package
[11:07] <Blazemore|Work> http://blog.roryholland.co.uk/?p=15
[11:07] <unless> bekks, I need it to run a VM for MITCH.
[11:08] <blackshirt> gunclive, i think byte
[11:08] <bekks> unless: Whatever that might be. If it still needs 9.x packages, it is hopelessly outdated.
[11:08] <blackshirt> gunvlive, look with some graphical tool
[11:08] <unless> bekks, I found a list of available releases at http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/ but they have release 8 but not 9.
[11:08] <dav_> same error message
[11:08] <bekks> unless: Because 9.x isnt supported anymore at all.
[11:08] <Blazemore|Work> dav_: I actually have never seen that error message before, but I'm using Google Translate
[11:09] <Blazemore|Work> dav_: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[11:09] <Fernest> I can't find some tutorial on how to add shortcuts for the terminal
[11:09] <unless> bekks, I wonder because I never saw release 9. And how come they still show 8 if and not 9?
[11:09] <Fernest> and I don't get where to add those shortcuts. Is it part of the .bashrc? or part of the gnome-terminal program or part of the ubuntu hotkeys?
[11:09] <bekks> unless: 8.04 is an LTS release, 9.x want.
[11:10] <dav_> blaze, same message even with last command
[11:10] <unless> bekks, what is an LTS release?
[11:10] <gordonjcp> !lts | unless
[11:11] <GunClive> blackshirt, synaptic also tells me something about 50kb. kubuntu-desktop as well. so this wont help
[11:11] <unless> Mmmm, ok. But if I insist, where would I find relesase 9?
[11:11] <bekks> unless: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ubuntu_releases#Table_of_versions
[11:11] <GunClive> whats the size of xubuntu-desktop?
[11:12] <bekks> unless: Hopefully, it is purged from all mirrors meanwhile.
[11:12] <dav_> i have forgotten... i have a message about incomplete upgrading and if i want to complete it but when i choose yes  i have an error
[11:15] <unless> bekks, lol, I found it at a old-releases directory.
[11:15] <unless> bekks, why do you hate it so much?
[11:15] <Blazemore|Work> dav_: I'm really sorry but I can't help any further
[11:16] <dav_> i'll try again, thanks for your help however
[11:16] <bekks> unless: I do not hate it. It is outdated from the point of its age and from the point of security updates.
[11:16] <dav_> and have a nice day
[11:16] <unless> bekks, oh, ok.
[11:17] <bekks> unless: So unless you know how to handle those issues, do not use it.
[11:17] <unless> Well, guys I got this Ubuntu screwed after a upgrade. The network got totally mess out and I simple cannot use Ethernet anymore. Coudl someone show me an advice about how to proceed in such a situation please?
[11:18] <unless> bekks, yes, I got the spirit.
[11:18] <blackshirt> unless, what is your lan card?
[11:18] <unless> blackshirt, not sure, hold a sec please, let me try figure it.
[11:25] <chaterz> someone here know the command xsetroot please?
[11:26] <moothecow> can I have the auto update process send a test mail? Configured heirloom mailx for it, can send mail from cli fine
[11:28] <unless> blackshirt, man, how can I figure it?
[11:30] <funky1> hi all:) i have installed an app via git, how do i update to the latest version of that app via git?
[11:30] <crizis> git pull
[11:31] <funky1> and do i need to compile and reinstall again as well or will the git be sufficient?
[11:31] <funky1> sorry for n00b question
[11:31] <crizis> ofc you'll need to recompile
[11:32] <funky1> ok thought so, just wanted to make sure but i don't need to remove old version fisrt?
[11:32] <funky1> *first*
[11:32] <unless> How do I figure what lan card my computer have?
[11:32] <bekks> unless: lspci
[11:37] <traceee> hello
[11:37] <traceee> i need help
[11:37] <unless> blackshirt, the result of lspci is at : https://gist.github.com/3721437
[11:37] <traceee> i recently installed the latest version of ubuntu
[11:37] <diverdude> how can i see how much diskspace i have left?
[11:38] <traceee> goto disk info
[11:38] <traceee> and i need help aswell
[11:38] <diverdude> a command
[11:38] <traceee> How do I fix my internet on ubuntu
[11:38] <traceee> it says im connected
[11:38] <traceee> but i have no connection
[11:39] <blackshirt> traceee, what the internet problem you have ?
[11:40] <diverdude> how can i see how much diskspace i have left? (a command)
[11:40] <dubey> Hi
[11:40] <blackshirt> diverdude, du / df
[11:40] <blackshirt> hi dubey
[11:41] <Josh> YAY gnome 3 works
[11:41] <Bish> http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=rr8txf&s=6 could someone explain that to me? both sdd and hdd are detected an accessible, as you can see in the bottom left
[11:41] <bekks> Bish: Provide the output of sudo fdisk -l please
[11:42] <dubey> blackshirt: i am using ubuntu 10.04. can't figure it out that why it is asking for password even after making this entry in sudoer file : " user  server = (root) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/less,/usr/bin/tail -f,/bin/ls
[11:42] <dubey>  "
[11:42] <Bish> meh.
[11:44] <Dellion> Yaaaaaa
[11:44] <unless> blackshirt, have you seem my answer?
[11:44] <Bish> http://pastebin.com/bQsjDdx4
[11:45] <Bish> as i said, they are accessible and the ssd is even mounted right now, and yes i tried it unmounted
[11:47] <Bish> የተለቀቀውን መግጠሚያ what a crazy language
[11:47] <chaterz> Bish, whut is that ?
[11:48] <Bish> install xubuntu in some weird language
[11:48] <Bish> i opened the desktop file, to get the command
[11:48] <chaterz> u know the command xsetroot ?
[11:48] <Bish> nope
[11:48] <unless> Could someone help me please ?
[11:49] <chaterz> oky
[11:49] <bekks> unless: without asking a specific question - no.
[11:50] <unless> bekks, I lost my machine network after a upgrade. What can I do to solve it?
[11:50] <dubey> anyone ?
[11:50] <bekks> unless: Check which NIC you are actually using, using lspci.
[11:51] <aum__> Blazemore|Work, plymount installed fine , but it only shows on shutdown but not on boot up...
[11:51] <unless> bekks, I have the lspci result at : https://gist.github.com/3721437
[11:52] <unless> bekks, can you find which one is it?
[11:52] <bekks> unless: lspci | grep -i ethernet :)
[11:54] <mtrd`w> Hello! I've got a little problem while running ssh! Here is the output of "ssh -vX user@omega" : http://pastebin.com/8GHSka75 It seems to crash everytime, before i can enter my password, or after i'm logged, but it crashes rapidly everytime. Any ideas to fix that ?
[11:54] <MrSassyPants> ok, what's the equivalent to ctrl-alt-delete (starting the task manager, screw everything else) in unity?
[11:55] <unless> bekks, then I think it is : Ethernet controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT6102 [Rhine-II] (rev 78)
[11:55] <bekks> unless: Correct.
[11:55] <MrSassyPants> does unity even have an interface to kill dying processes?
[11:56] <unless> bekks, then what I have to do ?
[11:56] <bekks> unless: PAstebin the output of "sudo ifconfig -a" please.
[11:57] <unless> bekks, ok, just a sec please.
[11:57] <randomDude> MrSassyPants: yes... it's called gnome-system-monitor
[11:58] <MrSassyPants> randomDude, and is there a keyboard shortcut that runs it reliably?
[11:58] <moothecow> unless: try ctrl+shift+esc i don't use desktop
[11:59] <randomDude> MrSassyPants: create one in keyboard shortcut config
[11:59] <unless> bekks, https://gist.github.com/3721531
[11:59] <moothecow> MrSassyPants: ctrl+alt+f1, login, become root, kill whatever you want
[11:59] <MrSassyPants> randomDude, so there isn't one by default? :O
[11:59] <randomDude> MrSassyPants: no but you can create one in the keyboard config gui
[11:59] <MrSassyPants> kk
[11:59] <moothecow> MrSassyPants: tried ctrl+shift+esc that's the taskmanager shortcut for windows and works on several linux distro's I've used
[12:00] <zekoZeko> hey everyone, i upgraded to QQ and noticed a bug with window switching that I would like to report but I don't know how to search if it's already been submitted. Could anyone help?
[12:00] <yao_ziyuan> how do i undelete a file on an usb disk (fat)?
[12:00] <bekks> unless: You have the wrong IP configured on eth0. You have 192.162.1.112 but it needs to be 192.168.1.122
[12:00] <bazhang> zekoZeko, 12.10 is in #ubuntu+1
[12:00] <bekks> unless: You have the wrong IP configured on eth0. You have 192.162.1.112 but it needs to be 192.168.1.112
[12:00] <unless> moothecow, what do you mean?
[12:00] <MrSassyPants> moothecow, ctrl-shift-esc does nothing
[12:00] <zekoZeko> bazhang, thanks.
[12:01] <moothecow> unless: soz was for the sassy pants
[12:01] <unless> bekks, ok, and how do I change it?
[12:02] <usr13> bekks: unless How did that happen?
[12:02] <unless> bekks, when I go to Network painel it shows me only Proxy.
[12:02] <bekks> unless: It also shows you the possibility to set an IP address.
[12:02] <unless> usr13, now sure, it happened after a upgrade
[12:02] <bekks> unless: manually configured wrong IP.
[12:02] <usr13> unless: Do you actually have a proxy server on your LAN?
[12:02] <dn4> why does xchat in ubuntu start changing random ass colors
[12:03] <unless> usr13, no
[12:03] <usr13> bekks: Then just manually change it.
[12:03] <Brandon_Lee> hi free people
[12:03] <bekks> usr13: Tell it unless, not me :)
[12:03] <unless> bekks, I can't change it.
[12:03] <bekks> Why not?
[12:04] <unless> When I open Network System Controls windows all I see is Proxy network.
[12:04] <Brandon_Lee> how do i registrate nickname?
[12:04] <usr13> unless: sudo ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.112
[12:04] <unless> The Ethernet just disapiered.
[12:04] <LjL> !register | Brandon_Lee
[12:04] <usr13> unless: Or you can ask the dhcp server for new info:  sudo dhclient eth0
[12:05] <unless> usr13, I do that and restart?
[12:05] <usr13> unless: no
[12:05] <usr13> unless: just do it.
[12:06] <unless> ok
[12:06] <usr13> unless: Test:  host av.com
[12:06] <n1ckn4me09876543> anybody know what the command line is to find out what version of RAR im using?
[12:06] <dr_willis> normal commands take a --version option or -version or -help of --help
[12:07] <moothecow> n1ckn4me09876543: dpkg -l *rar*
[12:07] <n1ckn4me09876543> ty
[12:08] <hipitihop> anyone using zoneminder on 12.04 ?
[12:10] <unless> usr13, when I try dhclient eth0 i got this : RTNETLINK: Operation not permitted
[12:10] <dr_willis> You used sudo with that command unless ?
[12:11] <unless> dr_willis, no. trying again
[12:11] <usr13> unless: Did you use  sudo  ?
[12:12] <usr13> unless: ask the dhcp server for new info:  sudo dhclient eth0
[12:15] <unless> Ok, here we go : https://gist.github.com/3721589
[12:15] <unless> The results.
[12:15] <unless> usr13, I had forget the sudo :P
[12:17] <shackletom> what's the name of the program that monitors all unread messages from programs like thunderbird and pidgin in one system tray icon?
[12:19] <Brandon_Lee> can anyone tell me a good java help channel?
[12:19] <codescience> #java
[12:19] <layke_> This is going to sound silly question.. I'm sure you get a lot of them anyway.. :) I just download and built a package. I downloaded it to /usr/src/package-name and then configured, and built it. I was kind of expecting it to install it self to /etc or something. But it's now acvilable from /usr/src/package-name/package-name
[12:19] <unless> usr13, did you see the results?
[12:19] <layke_> Is that the norm? Or how things work?
[12:19] <Brandon_Lee> it's invite only
[12:20] <codescience> just realized that. sorry
[12:20] <usr13> unless: So, is it working ok now?
[12:23] <unless> usr13, not sure, let me check.
[12:24] <usr13> unless: If not, just use the network manager to re-connect to the wired network.  If that doesn't work, try:  sudo service networking restart
[12:25] <unless> usr13, not ok. When I go to Network it shows me a message like : The system network services are not compatible with this version.
[12:25] <usr13> layke_: Why didn't you use the package manager?
[12:31] <belugs> quit
[12:33] <usr13> unless: You could also try this:  sudo ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.112;sudo route add default gw 192.168.1.1
[12:34] <unless> usr13, sorry, I though it was ok because the Wired services came back and decided to reboot because it says the services are Unmmanaged but it all became what it was at first.
[12:34] <unless> Now I did everything from beggin and the Wired is back at Network painel, but Unmmanaged.
[12:35] <askerasks> hi everyone
[12:35] <cfhowlett> askerasks:  greetings
[12:36] <askerasks> HOW can i make different desktop run in tt6
[12:36] <askerasks> HOW can i make different desktop run in tty6
[12:37] <layke_> usr13, It didn't work originally using PPA. I've now tried the package manager and it worked this time. Perhaps I installed some dependencies that were originally missing.
[12:37] <layke_> usr13, Where do files that I install from a package manager go to? Compared to files I manually build?
[12:37] <unless> usr13, no, same thing.
[12:38] <askerasks> ikonia : hi
[12:38] <askerasks> smartboy : hi
[12:38] <Dellion> hey
[12:39] <Brandon_Lee> can you help me find a program in terminal>
[12:39] <Brandon_Lee> can you help me find a program in terminal?
[12:39] <Brandon_Lee> with which command?
[12:39] <Dellion> Ya
[12:39] <Brandon_Lee> or to be precise the folder of it
[12:39] <dr_willis> and the command is?
[12:39] <dr_willis> program is?
[12:40] <dr_willis> 'locate patternname' is a good way to find things.
[12:40] <savr> this is crazy. I was on 12.04 on a sandy bridge laptop and I would only get 2 hours battery. now I upgraded to 12.10 and I am getting over 4.
[12:40] <Brandon_Lee> wow!
[12:41] <cfhowlett> nice
[12:41] <savr> yeah flipping wow
[12:41] <Dellion> 12.10 isn't a beta?
[12:41] <Brandon_Lee> I made a distribution upgrade yesterday but it shows me that I am with 12.04
[12:41] <cfhowlett> Dellion: it is beta - not released until next month
[12:41] <savr> I have been running kernel 3.5.3 for awhile
[12:41] <cfhowlett> Brandon_Lee: 12.04 is the latest release.
[12:41] <savr> but it didn't make as much as an improvement as 12.10
[12:42] <savr> I really like the refinements 12.10 brings
[12:42] <savr> a lot less buggy
[12:42] <Dellion> just wait ubuntu mobile :D
[12:42] <ThinkT510> savr: 12.10 talk in #ubuntu+1 please
[12:42] <savr> I really want an ARM Android/ubuntu 15" tablet convertible
[12:42] <savr> *drool*
[12:43] <Dellion> 15"? XD
[12:43] <Dellion> so big
[12:44] <unless> usr13, ?
[12:45] <dr_willis> http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/09/meet-the-nexphone-an-ubuntu-based-smartphone-pc-tablet-and-laptop-in-one
[12:45] <Brandon_Lee> yeah I saw this!
[12:45] <Brandon_Lee> looks very nice
[12:45] <dr_willis> Illl  belive in them when i see them in the stores. ;P
[12:46] <Dellion> but double core needed
[12:46] <Brandon_Lee> it's bad that in Bulgaria no one distributes such things
[12:46] <Brandon_Lee> it's only apple and microsoft
[12:46] <Brandon_Lee> I am very pleased by ubuntu on my old asus lapi :)
[12:47] <Brandon_Lee> it's dual core 1.73 ghz , 2 gb ram, video shares from ram 256 mb 160 gb hdd
[12:47] <Brandon_Lee> and it's very nice
[12:47] <Dellion> ssd?
[12:48] <Brandon_Lee> hope that 12.10 is more optimized
[12:48] <savr> hmmm lets check this out
[12:48] <Brandon_Lee> no normal hdd
[12:48] <Dellion> so damn
[12:48] <Brandon_Lee> but i don't have driver for my ATI express X1100 video
[12:48] <Dellion> will be perfect with one
[12:49] <Brandon_Lee> i don't know if it's nesesarry?
[12:49] <arunkumar413> which is the simple and best tool to trim audio for ubuntu
[12:49] <ThinkT510> Brandon_Lee: what is the output of: lsmod
[12:49] <fidel> arunkumar413: there is no best. i do use audacity
[12:50] <gyre007> im running Ubuntu 12.04....installed mysql....when im trying to start it im getting: start: Job failed to start ....there is no sign of the reason in /var/log/mysql.log or .err UHH
[12:50] <Dellion> i use vlc for all :>
[12:50] <arunkumar413> fidel, but audacity is very heavy. I guess
[12:50] <fidel> arunkumar413: well happy guessing then ;)
[12:50] <fidel> i dont see how the trim section of it is heavy at all ;)
[12:51] <Brandon_Lee> ThinkT510, it's very long output
[12:51] <arunkumar413> fidel, i want a light weight app only for cutting mp3 files
[12:51] <ThinkT510> Brandon_Lee: pastebin it
[12:51] <Brandon_Lee> what?
[12:51] <bekks> arunkumar413: cutting or trimming?
[12:51] <ThinkT510> !paste | Brandon_Lee
[12:51] <Brandon_Lee> to make it to bin file and paste it here?
[12:51] <arunkumar413> bekks, cutting
[12:54] <Brandon_Lee> !paste
[12:55] <Brandon_Lee> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1204687/
[12:55] <Brandon_Lee> i think this is what i had to do?
[12:55] <Brandon_Lee> ThinkT510, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1204687/
[12:55] <biifer> Hi. I have a "sftponly" user that is able to log on to a server and access a home folder. /home/sftpuser/test for example, this is done with chroot so that the user is unable to access the rest of the system. But now i want this user to also be able to access the "/media/D/" and the "/media/E/" folders. I'am trying to do this with the "mount --bind" command but I cant really make it work. Suggestions?
[12:55] <ThinkT510> Brandon_Lee: there you go, you are using the open source radeon driver
[12:56] <Brandon_Lee> aha thanks ThinkT510  :)
[12:57] <Dellion> Hey, it's possible to chroot a thing on a PC, to another PC ? :D
[12:57] <dr_willis> Dellion:  chroot into a network nfs share you mean?
[12:58] <dragonslay> !pastebinit
[12:58] <Dellion> Thing like that yeah
[12:58] <dr_willis> try it and see i guess.. ;)
[12:58] <gyre007> ah I see
[12:58] <gyre007> it's apparmor which is preventing mysql from starting
[12:58] <Dellion> chroot an apache on a server to an arm mobile :d
[12:58] <gyre007> but why aaaah
[12:59] <dr_willis> i would think there would be some security 'issues' with doing chroots that way
[12:59] <gyre007> darn...might as well just disable apparmor on mysql
[12:59] <Dellion> No matter :d
[12:59] <Jellyg00se> ack, I accidentally ctrl+c'd during a sudo apt-get install <something> at the stage of building dependency tree and now /var/lib/dpkg/lock is open, how can I manually close it? I'd normally log out or reboot but I've got some processes going on, I tried killing the apt-get process id within ps but no joy
[12:59] <ThinkT510> !fixapt | Jellyg00se
[13:00] <dragonslay> Jellyg00se: dpkg -a reconfigure
[13:00] <UbUser> hi all! Ubuntu 12.04 and virsh... i have this error when starting e VM:  internal error cannot load AppArmor profile
[13:00] <UbUser> someone Know how to fix?
[13:00] <Brandon_Lee> i am very happy because of this channel! :)
[13:01] <unless> could someone help me please?
[13:01] <Jellyg00se> ubottu, dragonslay, thank you very much gents :)
[13:01] <Brandon_Lee> I love the open source community
[13:01] <Jellyg00se> or ThinkT510 ;)
[13:01] <ThinkT510> :)
[13:02] <appi_uppi> hi i'm using rsync with the options 'rsync', '-aPv', '-e', "ssh -oNoneSwitch=yes -oNoneEnabled=yes" top copy files
[13:02] <appi_uppi> but it copies the file even if it is present there
[13:02] <appi_uppi> how can i get rid of this
[13:03] <bekks> appi_uppi: It copies the file as long as it differs.
[13:03] <unless> bekks, did you quit helpping me?
[13:03] <appi_uppi> bekks: i'm calling it in a python script.. but still the files are copied again and again even it is present
[13:03] <usr13> unless:  to re-connect to the wired network,  try:  sudo service networking restart
[13:04] <Brandon_Lee> I have one very old PC
[13:04] <usr13> unless: You could also try this:  sudo ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.112;sudo route add default gw 192.168.1.1
[13:04] <bekks> unless: others already told you what to do :)
[13:04] <Elesa> Hi, I have a serious problem, I get a message saying that mounting /proc/bus/usb failed at boot time, and then it asks me to either press S to Skip or M to do it manually, I pressed a key to remove the splash screen and look at the boot messages and it looped, so I pressed S to skip, and now I can't login because the /home directory is empty, even with checking with sudo ls /home in tty1..
[13:04] <dr_willis> i dont even rember unless 's original issue
[13:05] <Brandon_Lee> 1 GHZ celeron, with 384 mb ram, 20GB hdd and 64 mb video can u tell me which distribution to use on it for home need like internet, chat, playing videos and music
[13:05] <Brandon_Lee> maybe for some server work?
[13:05] <ThinkT510> dr_willis: his wired network stopped working after an upgrade
[13:05] <Dellion> Maybe Lubuntu or Xubuntu
[13:05] <ThinkT510> !lubuntu | Brandon_Lee
[13:06] <Elesa> Brandon_Lee: I'd say Lubuntu. It's lightweight and fast.
[13:06] <cfhowlett> Brandon_Lee: definitely consider xubuntu or lubuntu - lightweight and meant for lower spec devices.
[13:06] <dr_willis> Brandon_Lee:  the lightest ubuntu variant would be 'lubuntu'  but with that low end a box. even that may be too much. some of the PuppyLinux variants may be needed. some of those are focused on VERY low end machines
[13:06] <Brandon_Lee> i don't wanna throw it away i love the old machine
[13:06] <dr_willis> Brandon_Lee:  your ram will be your biggest bottleneck.
[13:06] <ThinkT510> Brandon_Lee: 384mb or ram is not good
[13:06] <usr13> unless: If you find that you have a proper network connection but are unable to resolve domain names, edit /etc/resolv.conf so that you have only one nameserver line that says nameserver 8.8.8.8
[13:06] <Dellion> Install it with a minimal CD ;)
[13:06] <dr_willis> Brandon_Lee:  you could also use just a window maanger, instead of a full desktop. but ram will be the limit
[13:06] <Brandon_Lee> yeah I've red about puppy linux
[13:07] <Brandon_Lee> but can I install it on HDD?
[13:07] <dr_willis> yes you can.
[13:07] <Brandon_Lee> because I don't wanna boot it everytime from USB
[13:07] <Brandon_Lee> or CD
[13:07] <StanaDyne> can someone help me with this?
[13:07] <StanaDyne> rm: cannot remove `<file name>': Invalid argument
[13:07] <Brandon_Lee> 10x :)
[13:07] <ThinkT510> Brandon_Lee: help with other distros in ##linux or the appropriate channel
[13:07] <dr_willis> StanaDyne:  whats the exact command you are using.
[13:07] <ThinkT510> Brandon_Lee: this channel is just ubuntu support
[13:08] <dragonslay> StanaDyne: you should replace <filename > with the exact filename
[13:08] <angs> how can I check if a file has +x?
[13:08] <StanaDyne> dr_willis
[13:08] <StanaDyne> I've tried
[13:08] <StanaDyne> rm junk_yard.mp3
[13:08] <Elesa> I have a serious problem, I get a message saying that mounting /proc/bus/usb failed at boot time, and then it asks me to either press S to Skip or M to do it manually, I pressed a key to remove the splash screen and look at the boot messages and it looped, so I pressed S to skip, and now I can't login because the /home directory is empty, even with checking with sudo ls /home in tty1..
[13:09] <StanaDyne> rm -f junk_yard.mp3
[13:09] <StanaDyne> rm -rf junk_yard.mp3
[13:09] <jrib> angs: ls -ld file   for example
[13:09] <StanaDyne> rm junk_yard.mp3
[13:09] <jrib> StanaDyne: this is not your terminal...
[13:09] <angs> thank you jrib
[13:09] <usr13> StanaDyne: file junk_yard.mp3
[13:09] <unless> usr13, ok, I will do that. My Wired connection reapiered on Network but it is not working yet, I mean not editable, and not fixed, just a temporary service. If i boot it desapiers.
[13:11] <usr13> unless: Obviously, you have a defective system.  Not sure how to fix it and you may need to re-install.  (I understand that you were in the process of upgrading to 12.04 and it failed?)
[13:11] <Elesa> Help anyone?
[13:11] <asari> Hi, I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 64bit. I have installed libfftw3-3 and then installed libfftw3-3:i386. libfftw3-3:i386 installs into /usr/lib/libfftw3*, and completely overwrote libfftw3-3. Is it normal? Can't it be installed into /usr/lib32 or elsewhere?
[13:12] <lesshaste>  how do I tell the current screen resolution in ubuntu?
[13:12] <cfhowlett> Elesa: what was the issue?
[13:12] <Elesa> I have a serious problem, I get a message saying that mounting /proc/bus/usb failed at boot time, and then it asks me to either press S to Skip or M to do it manually, I pressed a key to remove the splash screen and look at the boot messages and it looped, so I pressed S to skip, and now I can't login because the /home directory is empty, even with checking with sudo ls /home in tty1..
[13:12] <Elesa> ^ that one
[13:12] <usr13> StanaDyne: In other words, find out what junk_yard.mp3 is.  (Find out if it is a file or a directory.)
[13:12] <dr_willis> StanaDyne:  pastebin the exact commands and exact error messages, and also the output of 'ls -l junk_yard.mp3'
[13:12] <unless> usr13, not really, this was already 12.04 version, but I got serveral updates yestarday. After it it just came back like that.
[13:13] <StanaDyne> tech@server:~files$ file junk_yard.mp3
[13:13] <StanaDyne> junk_yard.mp3: ERROR: cannot open `junk_yard.mp3' (Invalid argument)
[13:13] <StanaDyne>  
[13:13] <Elesa> Ubuntu also failed to shutdown correctly because it got stuck at the process, so I had to shutdown manually.
[13:13] <cfhowlett> Elesa: this wouldn't be a wubi set up, would it?
[13:13] <usr13> unless: I see.  Well, if you can establish a working connection, try doing updates again.  sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get upgrade
[13:13] <arunkumar413> just installed audacity but i cant hear the sound
[13:13] <unless> usr13, I don't mind reinstalling it. I just need to figure if there is a way to avoid having to reintall every single detail was configured
[13:13] <Elesa> Nope.
[13:14] <unless> usr13, hard to find a way to restablish that connection.
[13:14] <Elesa> My /home is in another partition, by the way.
[13:14] <usr13> unless: If I am wrong about the fact that you suffered an interrupted or broken distribution upgrade, I doubt that you need to re-install.
[13:15] <lesshaste> what's the application to manage the display resolution in ubuntu?
[13:15] <hopohopo> This is probably a really easy question, and I've looked everywhere for the answer but can't find it. I'm using the 'Mouse Keys' setting under System Preferences -> Universal Access, and they work great. My only problem is, I'm not sure how to make mouse move faster. Does anybody know if there is a way?
[13:15] <unless> usr13, I was working with a VM from Virtualbox durring that upgrade. Could that have any interference from the update?
[13:18] <usr13> unless: I don't know, but this looks interesting:   http://askubuntu.com/questions/154389/how-does-dhclient-get-called-under-12-04
[13:19] <StanaDyne> usr13 > http://pastebin.ca/2204210
[13:20] <bartek> What's a reliable way to see if a process is running, in that I can then take that result and use it as a boolean with bash? Using ps seems kind of ridiculous
[13:20] <jrib> bartek: try #bash
[13:20] <Elesa> cfhowlett: I should try a Live USB and check that everything is there.. I don't see any reason for having my files deleted.
[13:20] <Elesa> Any ideas before I do that though?
[13:21] <sapharoth> Elesa, I think this might help http://www.linux-usb.org/USB-guide/x173.html
[13:21] <cfhowlett> Elesa: I think that's a good idea.
[13:21] <Muelli> bartek: I'd use pgrep.
[13:22] <StanaDyne> usr13 ? still therE?
[13:23] <sapharoth> Elesa, hey did you get the link. i think i have some n/w problem here.
[13:24] <Elesa> o_o
[13:24] <Elesa> Anyone there?
[13:25] <sapharoth> Elesa, did you get the link
[13:26] <sapharoth> hey anyone here? are my messages reaching anyone?
[13:27] <StanaDyne> can anyone help with an error "Invalid argument" when trying to delete a file?
[13:27] <cfhowlett> sapharoth: yes we c u
[13:27] <ThinkT510> sapharoth: yes we can see you
[13:27] <sapharoth> ohk!!
[13:28] <usr13> StanaDyne: Yes
[13:28] <Dellion> anyone try to install wireless ralink rt2500 drivers for wifi ?
[13:28] <sapharoth> can anyone suggest how to copy a line or to say a command from the terminal?
[13:28] <sapharoth> right where we are working
[13:29] <Sinuhed> hi, nekdo z cech ?
[13:29] <sapharoth> i've searched lots of sites. but none has a solution
[13:30] <Elesa> Thanks, I don't know what happened to my /home though. I hope it wasn't deleted or something. D:
[13:30] <Elesa> I got it, I'm seeing a lot of people get disconnected.
[13:30] <Elesa> Me too, so I'm gonna try to recover from a Live USB.. Thank you.
[13:30] <levi> hi,everyone
[13:30] <cfhowlett> !ch
[13:30] <cfhowlett> !ck
[13:30] <ThinkT510> sapharoth: don't mean to be rude but you haven't exactly explained what you want to do well
[13:30] <usr13> StanaDyne: rm 02-junk_yard_rhythm_section-gin_and_tonic_\(original_mix\).mp3
[13:32] <jrib> StanaDyne: you should fsck that partition...
[13:32] <StanaDyne> same thing usa_today
[13:32] <StanaDyne> damn
[13:32] <StanaDyne> same thing usr13
[13:33] <unless> Is there a way to convert all system settings to default ?
[13:33] <jrib> unless: create a new user?
[13:33] <cfhowlett> !cz|Sinuhed:
[13:33] <StanaDyne> xfs jrib and not enough memory when I try xfs_check
[13:33] <jrib> StanaDyne: well it seems like some sort of file corruption to me
[13:34] <unless> jrib, Mmmm.. seems to be a very nice idea.
[13:34] <jrib> unless: you can also just move all the .* files in your ~ somewhere, but creating a new user might be a little more convenient
[13:35] <sapharoth> can anyone suggest how to copy a line or to say a command from the terminal, right where we are working?
[13:35] <StanaDyne> it's 5TB
[13:36] <StanaDyne> create new user?
[13:36] <ThinkT510> sapharoth: couldn't rephrase that could you?
[13:37] <sapharoth> sorry please dont mind my english.
[13:38] <IR7764> Hello
[13:38] <IR7764> :)
[13:39] <sapharoth> i want to copy a line from the terminal window without the help of a mouse. Can anyone suggest how to do that.
[13:39] <jrib> sapharoth: you can use screen or tmux
[13:40] <jrib> sapharoth: or something like xclip depending on what you want to do
[13:41] <sapharoth> jrib, thanks i'll check it out.
[13:41] <Elesa> Hi again, I booted from a Live USB Stick and everything is there in the /home partition, it seems that Precise does not want to mount it. >.>
[13:41] <Elesa> Nasty, nasty precise. Help please?
[13:41] <Elesa> sapharoth: I got your link too, thanks.
[13:42] <evil_cat> Can I make a question ?... :)
[13:42] <evil_cat> I'm having problems accessing via web to the content in the /www/ dir hosted in my /home/user dir. Using lighttpd web-server-infraestructure. As I partitioned the disk, I can't allocate more than 5GB to my root partition. I set up the dir /home/user/www at 774 with Read and eXecute privileges to allocate the webs. The user allowed to acces to it is www-data. But probably permissions are not well setted up because I recieve 403 Forb
[13:42] <evil_cat> .
[13:42] <evil_cat> Could www-data privileges affect to access to home non-root directories? I'm so lost. I used a very simple directives in lighttpd.conf. The config file: http://paste.lighttpd.net/P#UAzTxSI39Sok3dkZ8s7lvRX9
[13:42] <asari> My libfftw conflict problem looks already fixed in 12.10 Quantal: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fftw3/+bug/781726 . Thanks.
[13:42] <sapharoth> jrib does xclip help copying into the buffer.
[13:43] <jrib> sapharoth: yes, you can send things to the clipboard
[13:43] <evil_cat> perhaps I need to change some fstab directives, to reach access to a different partition ?
[13:43] <jrib> evil_cat: you want 775 on directories
[13:44] <unless> Doesn't work. New user same setting. :P
[13:44] <jrib> unless: what setting?
[13:44] <unless> Maybe a beta release upgrade.
[13:44] <unless> jrib, I am having a issue here with my network.
[13:44] <evil_cat> [jrib] I tryed too, but with no result
[13:44] <unless> I have network acess now.
[13:44] <unless> But there is no updates available fot my version.
[13:45] <Elesa> Hi again, I booted from a Live USB Stick and everything is there in the /home partition, it seems that my installed Precise does not want to mount it and that's why it seemed to be empty and I couldn't login graphically. Help?
[13:45] <jrib> evil_cat: pastebin ls -ld / /home /home/user /home/user/www /home/user/www/page_in_question
[13:45] <unless> Is there a way to revert rebuild my packets?
[13:45] <evil_cat> ok
[13:46] <unless> Or just reintalling?
[13:47] <jrib> unless: you haven't actually said what your exact issue is yet
[13:47] <unless> jrib, my network wired services have desapiered
[13:48] <unless> after a upgrade
[13:51] <The_Josh> Well, I have a blue port and a green port on sound card in which I have Speakers and headphones plugged in respectively
[13:51] <unless> Is there a way to revert rebuild my packets?
[13:51] <The_Josh> The problem is that ubuntu is detecting blue one as digital
[13:51] <The_Josh> and not letting me switch it to analog
[13:51] <The_Josh> so I cannot hear sound out of speakers
[13:51] <The_Josh> But I can out of headphone
[13:52] <sapharoth> Elesa, did you go as per the link?
[13:52] <jrib> unless: I don't know what "revert rebuild" means
[13:52] <The_Josh> Woop
[13:52] <The_Josh> Well, anybody know what I can do?
[13:52] <cfhowlett> The_Josh: run pavucontrol in your terminal and check settings
[13:52] <Elesa> Could I have the link again please?
[13:52] <evil_cat> jrib: -rwxrwxr-x 1 root www-data 3569 2012-09-12 14:03 //home/metx/www/index.lighttpd.html
[13:53] <jrib> evil_cat: this isn't what I asked
[13:53] <evil_cat> ahap... 3 times /home/user ?
[13:54] <jrib> evil_cat: pastebin: ls -ld / /home /home/user /home/user/www /home/user/www/page_in_question
[13:54] <evil_cat> ok
[13:54] <sapharoth> Elesa, http://www.linux-usb.org/USB-guide/x173.html
[13:54] <Elesa> Thanks!
[13:57] <evil_cat> jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1204808/
[13:57] <jrib> evil_cat: you didn't include /home/metx
[13:58] <Ansi_> I have a VFS101 validity sensor on my laptop which has Ubuntu 12.04 lsusb shows that it is there.. but how do i make use of this validity sensor to login to ubuntu
[13:58] <Cuantos-Anos> Hola amigos
[13:58] <Elesa> sapharoth: There's already something on that file.. usbfs			/proc/bus/usb		usbfs	devgid=14 0 0
[13:58] <cfhowlett> !es|Cuantos-Anos:
[13:58] <Ansi_> please some one assist me
[13:58] <Ansi_> I have a VFS101 validity sensor on my laptop which has Ubuntu 12.04 lsusb shows that it is there.. but how do i make use of this validity sensor to login to ubuntu
[13:59] <evil_cat> you're right. Now there is: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1204817/
[14:00] <Ansi_> I have a VFS101 validity sensor on my laptop which has Ubuntu 12.04 lsusb shows that it is there.. but how do i make use of this validity sensor to login to ubuntu
[14:00] <Ansi_> please some one assist me
[14:00] <jrib> evil_cat: but http://paste.lighttpd.net/P#UAzTxSI39Sok3dkZ8s7lvRX9 speaks about a "user1", not a "metx"
[14:00] <evil_cat> well I used a default reference to user1
[14:00] <Elesa> Ansi_: Please be patient and wait a bit before pasting your question again. :)
[14:01] <evil_cat> user1 means metx
[14:01] <evil_cat> :)
[14:01] <evil_cat> to metx*
[14:01] <evil_cat> appears as metx in the lighttpd.conf
[14:01] <Ansi_> thanks Elesa :)
[14:02] <unless> jrib, I mean rebuild the default packages configurations.
[14:02] <jrib> unless: is this ubuntu?
[14:02] <jrib> erm
[14:02] <Elesa> Ansi_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1585180
[14:02] <unless> jrib, of course. 12.04
[14:02] <jrib> evil_cat: is this ubuntu?
[14:02] <evil_cat> yes, Desktop 10.04
[14:02] <aandy> ok, giving up on compiling llvm+clang manually... is there really no ppa or other repository for clang 3+ on ubuntu 10.10? :(
[14:02] <unless> jrib, perhaps now 12.04.1
[14:03] <Elesa> Ansi_: You could look for one in their homepage?
[14:03] <Ansi_> like a software to run it?
[14:03] <ses1984> is it possible to install ubuntu to an existing ext4 partition and leave the existing files intact?
[14:03] <jrib> unless: ok.  Try a live cd and see if your wired internet works there I guess.  I don't know what else to suggest. Are you using network manager?  Is your eth0 displayed anywhere?  What's ifconfig look like?  Do you get any feedback about the wired connection?  Are you on wireless now?
[14:04] <Elesa> Ansi_: Umm, I mean a driver..
[14:04] <jrib> evil_cat: as far as I can tell, /home/metx/www/index.lighttpd.html should be accessible to www-data
[14:04] <Ansi_> if lsusb is showing then i think the driver has been installed isnt it??
[14:04] <Ansi_> Elesa if lsusb is showing then i think the driver has been installed isnt it??
[14:05] <unless> jrib, I am at another computer, my internet is working at that computer also. I am avoiding having to reintall the hole system from scrach here, just it.
[14:05] <evil_cat> then is the clue is not on dir privileges, I can discard this hand... I'm right?
[14:06] <evil_cat> perhaps I need to activate some mod's in lighttp conf
[14:06] <jrib> evil_cat: right.  You're getting a 403 for your_server_ip/index.lighttpd.html, right?
[14:06] <ThinkT510> ses1984: yes but i'd be careful of whats already on there
[14:06] <sapharoth> try ignoring whats on the /proc/bus/usb for a while. and apply the settings
[14:06] <evil_cat> Now I get 404 Not Found.
[14:06] <Elesa> lsusb and lspci scan the buses at a low level, and do not require drivers in order for the devices to be found beyond those for the buses themselves.
[14:07] <evil_cat> later I got 403 Forbidden
[14:07] <jrib> evil_cat: and just "your_server_ip", what do you get?
[14:07] <evil_cat> the same
[14:07] <evil_cat> 404 Not Found
[14:09] <jrib> evil_cat: you're sure you are checking the right server, correct?  Check the lighttpd logs (you may need to set one in your config)
[14:09] <evil_cat> jrib: I can access to index.lighttpd.html by server_ip/index.lighttpd.html
[14:09] <evil_cat> on jrib
[14:09] <evil_cat> but is not redirected to it when I use the single ip
[14:09] <jrib> evil_cat: well you have index-file.names only as index.html
[14:10] <evil_cat> I have more than in initially, probably the response is in the config file
[14:10] <evil_cat> I'll check possibilities, I'm so new using lighttp
[14:10] <evil_cat> thanks jrib I'll come back later :)
[14:11] <Elesa> Hi again, I booted from a Live USB Stick and everything is there in the /home partition, it seems that my installed Precise does not want to mount it and that's why it seemed to be empty and I couldn't login graphically. Help?
[14:11] <jrib> evil_cat: my (default) index-file.names is: ( "index.php", "index.html", "index.htm", "default.htm", " index.lighttpd.html" )  I don't know what's up with that space there and I believe it may not even use index.lighttpd.html unless I remove the space
[14:15] <sk1pper> hi all!
[14:15] <maxime__> !fr
[14:15] <sk1pper> i am running win7 32bit on my laptop and i want to install ubuntu amd64. how can i find out if my CPU is 64bit compatible?
[14:16] <OerHeks> sk1pper, what CPU do you have?
[14:16] <compdoc> sk1pper, in device manager, find out which Processor you have
[14:17] <sk1pper> i have intel core 2 duo T9300 2.5GHz
[14:17] <sapharoth> sk1pper, uname -i
[14:17] <vantage|work> that's 64bit
[14:17] <histo> sk1pper: cat /proc/cpuinfo   and you can find the certain flags
[14:17] <vantage|work> I think
[14:17] <sapharoth> if it is i386 it
[14:17] <compdoc> http://ark.intel.com/products/33917/Intel-Core2-Duo-Processor-T9300-(6M-Cache-2_50-GHz-800-MHz-FSB)
[14:17] <sapharoth> is 32 bit
[14:17] <compdoc> its 64bit
[14:18] <sk1pper> vantage|work: how did u understand that is 64bit?
[14:18] <vantage|work> there you go
[14:18] <vantage|work> sk1pper: just a bit of knowledge
[14:18] <Krambiorix> where can i set the apache temp folder?
[14:18] <OerHeks> 64 bit it is.
[14:18] <histo> sk1pper: cat /proc/cpuinfo and look at the cflush size
[14:18] <histo> sk1pper: and the one just below that
[14:19] <vantage|work> sk1pper: C2D procs usually are 64bit
[14:19]  * vantage|work wishes he didn't know all this sh..
[14:19] <sk1pper> ok guys thanx! so i can install ubuntu 12.04 64bit with no problem then :)
[14:19] <nothingspecial> wc
[14:20] <The_Josh> There is no simple way to easily switch windows like some taskbar
[14:20] <The_Josh> :P
[14:20] <Elesa> Yeah! I'd install the 32 bit version if you don't have more than 4 GB RAM though.
[14:20] <The_Josh> Alt+Tab is the shortcut
[14:20] <vantage|work> a lot of systems cannot even reach the full 4Gb ;)
[14:20] <vantage|work> limited to 3 and a bit
[14:21] <sk1pper> i have 4GB of RAM
[14:21] <OerHeks> !pae
[14:21] <vantage|work> nice
[14:21] <Elesa> =O
[14:21] <Achilles> hello, i need help with installing ubuntu. I do not get a boot menu and it just loads up Windows 7.
[14:21] <vantage|work> gah, I wish I was dumb and more selling oriented
[14:21] <vantage|work> taking advantage of the smart people xD
[14:22] <histo> !grub2 | Achilles
[14:22] <vantage|work> now it's the other way around
[14:22] <Elesa> I didn't know about that. But if you don't have more than 4 GB RAM, then go for the 32 bit version instead, sk1pper. Some compatibility issues may arise later. >.>
[14:22] <Elesa> vantage|work: lol
[14:22] <histo> Elesa: no compatibility issues
[14:22] <The_Josh> Why is ubuntu detecting my sound card's blue port as HDMI
[14:22] <The_Josh> and why can't I switch it?
[14:22] <Elesa> Oh right, the ia32libs or whatever they're called, right?
[14:23] <fidel> Elesa: i havent seen any real 64bit issues for a long time now. anything particular in mind?
[14:23] <OerHeks> Elesa, no, since 11.10 ubuntu 64 bit is multi arch
[14:23] <histo> Elesa: most apps have been built with 64bit support now. I haven't found anything in recent years that doesn't work.
[14:23] <Elesa> That's cool. :D
[14:23] <Achilles> Why is tha Ubuntu works with my sound card better than Windows 7
[14:23] <Achilles> that is weird
[14:23] <vantage|work> how about buying some land in south america and planting potatoes, living from that, 12 hours working a day, and done with it
[14:24] <vantage|work> I've been thinking about that for a long time
[14:24] <Fernest> Can somebody tell me how the default command line of gnome-terminal on ubuntu looks like? And which global variables are used?
[14:24] <OerHeks> vantage|work, running ubuntu on a potato is offtopic.
[14:24] <Elesa> vantage|work: O_O
[14:24] <vantage|work> xD
[14:24] <vantage|work> seriously
[14:24] <vantage|work> we're running out of oil
[14:24] <vantage|work> and it's not a joke
[14:24] <vantage|work> nor a complaint
[14:24] <FloodBot1> vantage|work: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:24] <fidel> !ot > vantage|work
[14:24] <fidel> ;)
[14:24] <Elesa> o.o
[14:25] <Elesa> !ot > Elesa
[14:25] <vantage|work> good point, thanks fidel
[14:25] <JediMaster> hi all, is it possible to specify the ubuntu proposed repository when doing a dist-upgrade, e.g. from 11.10 to 12.04? I'm affected by bug #956051 which stops us from being able to upgrade ubuntu from 11.10 to 12.04 (or even install it) on Xen VMs running on AMD cpus. 11.10 works fine, but the libc bug stops the upgrade or install working, and there is a fix released in propsed that should help,
[14:25] <JediMaster> but I'd like to test it before it goes into main
[14:25] <JediMaster> that's the one =)
[14:25] <Elesa> Yay, a bot PM'ed me! Now, on topic.. I booted from a Live USB Stick and everything is there in the /home partition, it seems that my installed Precise does not want to mount it and that's why it seemed to be empty and I couldn't login graphically. Help?
[14:25] <Elesa> Really, help please, this is urgent. D:
[14:27] <OerHeks> Elesa, do you have an encrypted /home ?
[14:27] <Elesa> OerHeks: Nope.
[14:33] <mike3> Hi guys, is there anyway to install gcc 4.4.5 on Ubuntu 10.04 ?
[14:34] <The_Josh> How to get version of sound card in ubuntu?
[14:34] <ThinkT510> mike3: whats wrong with 4.3?
[14:34] <subz3r0> question: Proftpd, vsftpd or glftpd?
[14:35] <mike3> i have an application that needs to be compiled in 4.4.5 or up. It doesn't work in version less than that.
[14:35] <mike3> This is straight from the developer.
[14:35] <OerHeks> mike3, i think you better wait for !! 12.10 ..
[14:36] <OerHeks> * QQ 12.10
[14:36] <Elesa> I booted from a Live USB Stick and everything is there in the /home partition, it seems that my installed Precise does not want to mount it and that's why it seemed to be empty and I couldn't login graphically. Help?
[14:37] <gyre007> guys if I add a PPA which is providing packages which are available in Distro repos...how do I tell Ubuntu to install it from the distro repos and not from PPA ??
[14:38] <Elesa> ^ good question, I want to know that too. x
[14:38] <Elesa> xD*
[14:38] <davis776> gyre007, apt-get install package=version_from_repo
[14:38] <The_Josh> Please help me to find my sound card version in ubuntu :[
[14:39] <subz3r0> The_Josh, open a terminal then: lspci
[14:39] <subz3r0> The_Josh, also you can do: dmesg
[14:39] <gyre007> davis776, so I have to specify a version otherwise the first one in order will be installed...
[14:40] <davis776> gyre007, yes or you can set priority in /etc/apt/preferences
[14:40] <beast_> hello everyone=)
[14:40] <The_Josh> subz3r0, Thanks alot
[14:40] <The_Josh> Remembering commands is quite a problem when using linux :P
[14:40] <beast_> has anyone by chance ever gotten this error?   "dependency is not satisfied: plowshare ubuntu 12.04"
[14:41] <beast_> has anyone by chance ever gotten this error?   "dependency is not satisfied: plowshare (>=1~svn1525)"
[14:41] <beast_> sry mistyped it the first time
[14:42] <beast_> anyone?
[14:42] <ThinkT510> beast_: you are probably trying to install something that isn't in the repo
[14:42] <beast_> ThinkT510, right, it was a downloaded .deb file for "super-boot-manager"
[14:43] <ThinkT510> beast_: whats wrong with grub?
[14:43] <gyre007> davis776, interesting...
[14:44] <beast_> ThinkT510, nothing in particular, i just favor having burg installed on top of it to give it that nice graphical effect.
[14:44] <beast_> ThinkT510, now im just trying to install anything that will give me more themes for it
[14:45] <beast_> ThinkT510, let me say this, first i had install x64 ubuntu 12.04 and burg with that and it had a certain burg theme with it. now when i reinstalled x86 and burg again, that certain theme was not in there..
[14:45] <Elesa> I booted from a Live USB Stick and everything is there in the /home partition, it seems that my installed Precise does not want to mount it and that's why it seemed to be empty and I couldn't login graphically. Help?
[14:45] <Elesa> No one knows?
[14:45] <JediMaster> when doing a do-release-upgrade, is it possible to specify (or maybe alter sources.list) to include the proposed repository to fix a bug that is stopping 11.10 upgrading to 12.04?
[14:45] <beast_> ThinkT510, so im trying different programs to see if they allow me to get different themes for burg.
[14:46] <ThinkT510> beast_: have fun
[14:46] <beast_> ThinkT510, rofl...thx
[14:47] <bustacap> When I search using grep with this command, "grep -r ".com" whateverdirectory" it ignores the "." and just searches for "com". Is there a way to get the period included in the search?
[14:48] <Pici> bustacap: escape it with a backslash
[14:48] <bustacap> Pici, so "\.com" ?
[14:48] <Pici> bustacap: yes
[14:49] <bustacap> Pici, great. Thanks :)
[14:49] <tking> please sudo apt-get update showing this "W: An error occurred during the signature verification. The repository is not updated and the previous index files will be used" any idea how to get things correctly?
[14:51] <Pawlo1984> tu wolno popolsku
[14:51] <Elesa> sigh
[14:51] <Elesa> Help anyone?
[14:52] <pappijo> Hi! I want to install Ubuntu Server 12.04 on a E4 InfiniNode machine, but the installer freezes after the "Detecting Hardware" message. Any suggestions?
[14:57] <Iszak> I want to install ubuntu on my Macbook Air 13" 2011, how can I install it along side OSX?
[14:57] <Oimel1987> Hello. At boot sequence I've got the error: cryptswap1 is not ready. The only options I've got there is wait or recover. What can I do to resolve this problem ?
[14:58] <ThinkT510> !mac | Iszak
[14:58] <Iszak> ThinkT510 mine isn't listed
[14:59] <wN> !ubottu
[14:59] <bazhang>  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookAir4-2 Iszak
[15:00] <pappijo> Hi! I want to install Ubuntu Server 12.04 on a E4 InfiniNode machine, but the installer freezes after the "Detecting Hardware" message. Any suggestions?
[15:01] <NCS_One> hi
[15:01] <Pawlo1984> dzień dobry potrzebuje programu na ubunte do naprawy dysku i mbr
[15:02] <Pici> !pl | Pawlo1984
[15:02] <blackshirt> hi ncs_one
[15:02] <NCS_One> I have a laptop with win7 and ubuntu 10.04, I installed ubuntu 12 but it doesn't show on grub menu. How can I fix this?
[15:02] <histo> !grub | NCS_One
[15:03] <histo> pappijo: can you hit alt+f4 on the machine and see if there is any output or is it completely frozen?
[15:03] <NCS_One> histo: thanks
[15:04] <pappijo> histo: wait a moment...
[15:04] <patrick1981> Pawlo1981: uzyj "Hirens Boot"
[15:05] <OerHeks> patrick1981, hirens is ILLEGAL, pleas suggest UBcd
[15:05] <patrick1981> Pawlo1984: albo sproboj Ubuntu Live CD "and run fsck" or "badblock"
[15:05] <bazhang> patrick1981, english here only
[15:05] <patrick1981> OerHeks: cool man :)
[15:06] <yatta> hello
[15:06] <blackshirt> hello yatta
[15:07] <pappijo> histo: It continuously tries to read fd0, but no floppy drive is installed
[15:09] <Guest65180> hi
[15:09] <blackshirt> hi
[15:13] <Guest65180> test
[15:13] <Sidewinder1> toast
[15:13] <blackshirt> just ask guest65180
[15:14] <Guest65180> I know everything
[15:14] <blackshirt> good
[15:15] <yatta> graphic card problem occurred recently (displayed 4 screens) but all is fine now. now while problem persisted I couldn't start startx in 12.04 but in 9.04 it recognized problem and switched from terminal to GUI with few questions. why? why could 9.04 switch to GUI?
[15:16] <subz3r0> mattkruse, everything? whats about the blackhole between your ears?
[15:22] <alecb> I recently attempted to install manufacturer drivers for my wifi card. how can I check if the installation worked?
[15:22] <blackshirt> alecb, what the driver you have been installed?
[15:22] <wilee-nilee> try the wifi
[15:22] <yeats> alecb: well the simplest test would appear to be whether wifi works ;-)
[15:23] <alecb> yeats: wilee-nilee the wifi kind of works but is having the same problems it was having before installing the manufacturer drivers (ie, using the kernel drivers)
[15:23] <yeats> alecb: a less smart-alecky answer is 'lsmod | grep drivername'
[15:24] <pappijo> How can I enable the multiverse repository?
[15:24] <yeats> alecb: have you looked at the logs?  /var/log/syslog, for instance?
[15:24] <alecb> blackshirt: I forget the exact version number but it's a driver for a realek card, versions number ends in 88CE I thik (it's what comes with a t430).
[15:24] <blackshirt> pappijo, multiverse was activated by default
[15:24] <alecb> yeats: lsmod is probably what I'd be looking for.. what what I look for in /var/log/syslog ?
[15:25] <yeats> alecb: well, it depends on the device, the driver, etc., but I would think it would be obvious if there's a problem
[15:25] <blackshirt> alecb, realtek chip usually given named with prefix rtl or the chip series number
[15:26] <alecb> blackshirt: I'm pretty sure the kernel driver was called 'rtl<some number>', I guess I'm not sure what the manuf driver would appear as
[15:27] <alecb> yeats: you mean obvious in the logs? it is obvious there's a problem, I'm just not sure if this is because of a failed instalation or in spite of a succesful one
[15:27] <billc> i have a belkin home base for printers i use in windows and would love to use in ubuntu
[15:27] <yeats> alecb: obvious in the logs
[15:28] <yeats> alecb: if the driver installed correctly, I would try to rule out a hardware issue
[15:28] <alecb> yeats: alright, I'll try lsmod/look in the logs
[15:28] <blackshirt> alecb look it with lsmod
[15:28] <alecb> yeats: hardware issue is ruled out because it works fine (well, it's usable) in windows (which I'm using now)
[15:30] <blackshirt> alecb, i am using realtek chipset too for my lan card,
[15:30] <blackshirt> Alecb, but 8193 series instead
[15:33] <yatta> how much commands (last used ones) are stored in terminal? sorry I think I can't form better question
[15:34] <baizon> yatta: as many are in .bash_history stored :)
[15:34] <histo> billc: have you tried installing your printer?
[15:34] <billc> no i haven't
[15:34] <histo> yatta: push the up key in the terminal to see your last commands
[15:35] <histo> billc: try adding your printer if it's supported by cups you shouldn't have any issues
[15:35] <histo> billc: you can even try from the livecd before you install to see
[15:36] <billc> my printer plugs into the belkin usb
[15:36] <yatta> baizon, so basically you can see your first command from installing ubuntu?
[15:36] <baizon> yatta: yes
[15:36] <billc> the belkin is eithernet
[15:36] <baizon> check out this file ;)
[15:37] <yatta> baizon, are commands in correct order?
[15:37] <histo> billc: yes I understand. Open a browser in ubuntu and go to localhost:631     in the address bar. You can see if it finds your printer there.
[15:37] <baizon> yatta: yes they are
[15:37] <yatta> baizon, then I have problem
[15:38] <baizon> and the problem is?
[15:38] <Guest9649> arroy
[15:38] <yatta> baizon, bad memory
[15:40] <baizon> how come yatta ?
[15:40] <yatta> baizon, is there limit
[15:40] <yeats> yatta: the bash_history varies per shell session
[15:40] <billc> histo it says no printers
[15:40] <yatta> I can't find them all I think
[15:41] <marek_> hello all, im newbie and sorry for my bad enlish ;)
[15:42] <marek_> i ve got lenovo z580, i want to configure my touchpad, i use this script: http://www.mepis.org/docs/en/index.php?title=Configuring_the_touchpad_with_xinput
[15:42] <marek_> but now right button in touchpad works like left ;/
[15:42] <afrisalpurnama> hi
[15:42] <marek_> do you know how i can fix it?
[15:42] <ikonia> marek_: ask the guys who make the script
[15:42] <ikonia> marek_: the touchpad should work normally out of the box
[15:42] <ikonia> marek_: what didn't work on the touch pad that you needed to change it
[15:42] <subz3r0> !pl | marek
[15:44] <iateadonut> the task bar that comes with ubuntu by default on the left - what is that called and how cann i make it thinner?
[15:45] <DJones> iateadonut: Its called the unity bar, you may be able to change its size using the app myunity
[15:46] <alecb> this is my lsmod: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1204993/ and my lspci: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1204994/. does it look like I'm using the manuf driver or the kernel driver? the version number on the driver seems different than the card, so I think not, but I'm not really sure if I'm looking at the right things
[15:46] <yatta> baizon, yeats: does bash_history has limit ?
[15:47] <Tony_Stark> I may be behind on the curve, but Does anyone know what has happened to lightread?
[15:47] <h00k> iateadonut: You can also do it in System Settings -> Appearance -> "Launcher icon size" slider on the bottom
[15:48] <Tony_Stark> Lightread is no longer updating.
[15:48] <alecb> ie, driver is rtl8192ce, but the card's number is 8188CE
[15:48] <baizon> yatta: http://superuser.com/questions/137438/how-to-unlimited-bash-shell-history
[15:49] <iateadonut> thanks h00k, djones
[15:50] <yatta> baizon, thank you
[15:50] <alecb> gah, I've got to go to class, will be back later
[15:50] <baizon> np
[15:50] <iateadonut> i have a more complex problem - i'm dual booting with another linux distro and using the same partition for my  -apache root- - the problem is my old distro considers /var/www/html/ the root while ubuntu considers it /var/www/
[15:50] <iateadonut> how can i resolve this problem?
[15:52] <blackshirt> iateadonut, you mix two server from two distro, you make a stupid thing
[15:55] <iateadonut> that's not true.
[15:56] <iateadonut> that's how i usually upgrade
[15:56] <iateadonut> i've already got dual boot mandriva/debian working
[15:56] <iateadonut> sharing /home, /mysql, and /html partitions
[15:56] <iateadonut> and /home/.thunderbird.
[15:57] <iateadonut> how else can you try a new distro if you don't keep your servers?
[15:57] <ThinkT510> iateadonut: that doesn't sound smart
[15:57] <THEBLACKKING> hi, how can i switch between arabic and english in lubuntu?
[15:57] <THEBLACKKING> i'm trying to do it with setxkbmap
[15:57] <bazhang> !ibus | THEBLACKKING
[15:57] <iateadonut> so when you dual boot two distro's, how do you keep your home, mysql, and html intact?
[15:58] <blackshirt> iatedonut, maybe better you stacking the apache server
[15:58] <blackshirt> iatedonut, you can't boot dual distro on same time
[15:58] <ThinkT510> iateadonut: 1: i don't run a server 2: i wouldn't share /home between distros
[15:58] <iateadonut> 2: why?
[15:59] <ThinkT510> iateadonut: i keep what i need on a seperate storage partition
[16:00] <ThinkT510> iateadonut: different distros ship different versions of the same apps, mixing config files can really mess things up
[16:01] <blackshirt> iatedonut, if you share your web server root from two different distro, maybe some time you get messed up
[16:02] <iateadonut> i'm using pidgin right now in this chat room with the same config as my old distro
[16:02] <iateadonut> same with skype
[16:02] <iateadonut> firefox
[16:02] <iateadonut> thunderbird
[16:02] <FloodBot1> iateadonut: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:02] <ThinkT510> !wfm | iateadonut
[16:04] <billc> why would u want 2 versions of the same program
[16:04] <Blizz> sup bros
[16:04] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[16:04] <ThinkT510> billc: not on the same system, i mean distro A ships with version x while distro B ships with version y
[16:05] <blackshirt> maybe not a problem.. But we know, apache on debian based server was running with www-data user,  and we know on centos/redhat, apache httpd was run with www user ...that has different owner
[16:05] <bhadmeja> hi?
[16:05] <blackshirt> hi bhadmeja
[16:05] <bhadmeja> oh!! someone responded!
[16:05] <bhadmeja> i was trying on some other rooms but no one
[16:06] <bhadmeja> anywway
[16:06] <bhadmeja> hi
[16:06] <yeats> bhadmeja: people will generally respond if you aske a question
[16:06] <THEBLACKKING> bazhang, i want to add the arabic layout not just switch between it and english
[16:06] <THEBLACKKING> i type "setxkbmap us,ar" in the terminal
[16:07] <Tony_Stark> I asked a question and did not get a response
[16:08] <bhadmeja> ok here is a general question, i am having quite a tough time installing tarballs in ubuntu. what are the most basic requirements that i should install "like python etc) toi make sure most tarballs installs easily
[16:08] <bazhang> bhadmeja, thats not how you install packages in ubuntu
[16:08] <OerHeks> bhadmeja, take a look at the read.me inside tarball
[16:09] <ThinkT510> !software | bhadmeja
[16:09] <bazhang> bhadmeja, dont install python from a tarball
[16:09] <THEBLACKKING> ok, it worked now with "setxkbmap us,ar -option grp:alt_shift_toggle"
[16:09] <bhadmeja> is there anything for ubuntu which can convert tarballs to APT, as i read somewhere that yum does it for fedora
[16:10] <bazhang> bhadmeja, no need in this case
[16:10] <ThinkT510> bhadmeja: why are you trying to install from a tarball?
[16:10] <THEBLACKKING> شُكراً على أي حال :)
[16:10] <bhadmeja> because i got a dvd from a tech magazine, it has all the files in form of tarballs, was just curious how to install them
[16:11] <bhadmeja> else i usually prefer sudo apt-get on;y
[16:11] <Tony_Stark> ./configure make makeinstall
[16:11] <bazhang> bhadmeja, dont. use the package manager
[16:11] <bhadmeja> why?
[16:12] <Tony_Stark> tarballs install with ./configure make makeinstall
[16:12] <ThinkT510> bhadmeja: because thats what the package manager is for
[16:12] <Pici> !checkinstall
[16:13] <ThinkT510> bhadmeja: if you install things outside of the package manager then it won't be aware of them and can mess things up
[16:13] <bhadmeja> hmmm.. one more thing recently i installed mathematica in ubuntu
[16:14] <bhadmeja> it was not getting installed, later i found out on internet that it dont get installed if directory path name has space in it
[16:14] <bhadmeja> so i copied it in drive with no spaces in name and it gor installed smoothly
[16:14] <bhadmeja> any suggestions why
[16:15] <bhadmeja> ?
[16:15] <shwaiil> Q: I'll have to use some music production software, so I'm thinking about VM running Windows. Because the Hardware / Audio Card is not supported on Linux, I supose I can't do the VM and have to install dual boot windows instead ? I supose drivers should be suported by host OS, if I wanted the audio card available on VM windows. Can someone comment on this ? Thank you!
[16:15] <bhadmeja> just curious
[16:15] <ThinkT510> shwaiil: yes
[16:16] <shwaiil> ThinkT510: thanks for looking. So my best option is the dual boot
[16:16] <ThinkT510> shwaiil: indeed
[16:16] <shwaiil> ThinkT510: oh :(
[16:19] <killer04> is anyone familiar with running ubuntu off of a USB?
[16:20] <ThinkT510> !usb | killer04
[16:20] <sverre_> anyone know about logitech webcams on ubuntu?
[16:21] <l23> hey, just upgraded my 12.04 to 12.10.. later recognised that 12.10 doesnt support non-pae anymore (didnt even know that I had a non-pae cpu).. So going to build my own kernel, but wondering, are there any options in the make menuconfig I should change to get a to ubuntu stock as similar as possible kernel?
[16:21] <killer04> I've ran it from a USB before, I was just wondering if it would still run if other things besides the ubuntu files were on the USB
[16:21] <wilee-nilee> killer04, there are at least two ways to run ubuntu on a usb be clear on your intentions
[16:21] <jkeiper> how do i use 12.04 server CD to change grub so it doesn't switch into a bad display mode (i.e. one that my monitor doesn't support)?  I just need straight text ...
[16:21] <kbt> !faq
[16:22] <killer04> I installed it from liveusb last time and dont have it install
[16:22] <kbt> !faq
[16:22] <killer04> to my computer
[16:22] <kbt> what is the triggers here ?
[16:23] <OerHeks> !factoids | killer04
[16:23] <kbt> !factoids
[16:23] <bazhang> kbt /msg ubottu
[16:24] <ThinkT510> kbt: it won't repeat if somebody just used it
[16:24] <sverre_> how do I turn off my red led on my logitech webcams? anyone?
[16:24] <kbt> aha, ok thx
[16:25] <THEBLACKKING> !faq | kbt
[16:25] <killer04> So is anyone able to help me, or are you just going to keep linking me to stuff?
[16:25] <wilee-nilee> killer04, There are handfulls of usb loaders somw wil load without making a new partition, so yes theoretically having a bootable live and other files are possible, but to be honest a dumb idea.
[16:26] <killer04> thanks
[16:26] <wilee-nilee> killer04, you could make several partitions if the usb is big enough.
[16:27] <killer04> What exactly I am doing is putting ubuntu on a 32GB flash drive, I was if ubuntu would still work I i put some like word docs on it too
[16:27] <killer04> I may partition it like you said....
[16:27] <killer04> would definitely make everything work
[16:28] <wilee-nilee> killer04, do a full install on a usb that big it will run like a HD install albeit slightly slower due to usb transfer speeds.
[16:29] <killer04> ok
[16:29] <killer04> I want to mess around with it some more, I know last time I washaving isues because it couldnt support my wireless card
[16:29] <mike___> killer04: Are you hoping to access the word docs etc from the USB stick when you're running Ubuntu from it?
[16:30] <killer04> no
[16:30] <killer04> it would be at completely seperate times
[16:30] <mike___> killer04, then you can just put them into the root (or another folder) on the stick as you normally would.
[16:34] <libero> irc.openjoke.org
[16:38] <Fahlevi> qw
[16:51] <black_13> can a preseed file be added to the initial ram disk file (initrd.lz)
[16:52] <Lord_Zero> #CS:GO
[16:52] <Lord_Zero> whops
[16:52] <black_13> or rather when you specify arguaments to kernel on boot up where are the stored are they stored in the /proc or /sys file systems?
[16:53] <JuJuBee> When I run sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a, nothing seems to be happening but top shows dpkg using 60% CPU.
[16:54] <mike___> black_13, I believe "cat /proc/cmdline" will show you the arguments that grub(2) would have passed to the kernel on a running system.
[16:54] <black_13> it does or it does show something that look lke would you would expect
[16:56] <black_13> mike___: when you specify a preseed file i imagine the installer would use those values
[16:57] <alexes> i have a general question (please feel free to redirect me elsewhere if this isn't the right place)... i have an ubuntu server that's managing a single domain, and i was wondering what the best way to handle creating subdomains was.
[16:58] <TheLordOfTime> alexes: DNS should handle "subdomains", then those DNS entries should point to your server, not sure how your domain registrar handles the DNS though
[16:58] <TheLordOfTime> alexes: then on your server you would have listeners for those domains (in apache2, or whatever webserver), or have other services listening for that hostname, but again, its partially dependent on your goal(s), and DNS/registrar
[17:00] <mike___> black_13, are you saying you're trying to specify boot options in a preseed file but the boot loader isn't picking them up?
[17:00] <alexes> TheLordOfTime: I'm using no-ip. I'm having trouble seeing how it ties together... if I wanted test.example.com to go to /var/www/test, why would my registrar have anything to do with it?
[17:01] <black_13> what has happed is i am trying to specify a preseed file on the cd and this file is not being recognized
[17:01] <TheLordOfTime> alexes: what's no-ip?
[17:01] <alexes> TheLordOfTime: my registrar.
[17:02] <Naminukas> Hello could someone direct the total n00b to a channel of where somebody can help with let's begin with "after update to 12.4 my sound is gone"?
[17:02] <TheLordOfTime> alexes, dynamic DNS?
[17:02] <alexes> yes.
[17:03] <alexes> I'd think that the default would be to let the server you're pointing to handle the DNS (i.e. act as a DNS server)
[17:03] <somsip> alexes: free or a different package?
[17:04] <alexes> somsip: free.
[17:04] <mike___> black_13, Ah I see, sorry I misunderstood. So are you booting using a CD and trying to change the preseed file it uses, or booting normally and trying to specify a preseed file on a CD you have in the drive.
[17:04] <somsip> alexes: so no subdomains? Just 'mydomain.no-ip.org' and similar?
[17:04] <alexes> oh wait, sorry, I think I may have explained it wrong.
[17:05] <alexes> I registered my domain name through no-ip.com, and I use their dynamic DNS client.
[17:05] <black_13> mike___: i have tried both
[17:06] <madchild> hello
[17:06] <black_13> mike___: in one case i tried making a preseed file and then added it to a custom iso using isomaster
[17:07] <madchild> i had sound until unsucessfully added center can i get some sound troubleshooting advice please
[17:09] <mike___> black_13, I'm afraid I don't know then, have you read through the Ubuntu Installation Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/installation-guide/i386/appendix-preseed.html ? There might be something in there that helps.
[17:10] <black_13> mike___: i have been there as well and its terse
[17:11] <madchild> not yet but i just had sound now it won't recognize my sound card
[17:11] <madchild> thanks for the link
[17:12] <mike___> alexes, So were you hoping to be able to get something like sub1.mydomain.no-ip.org?
[17:13] <alecb> back again. my lspci: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1204994/ my lsmod: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1204993/. can anyone confirm that I'm not using the manuf drivers for my wifi card?
[17:14] <alecb> I'm guessing this is the case b/c the version number of my card doesn't match the version of the rtl driver
[17:14] <alecb> but I'm not really sure if those numbers are even supposed to match up
[17:14] <alexes> mike___: I guess I'm just confused at how subdomain management works. I have a shared hosting account with hostgator, and I can setup the subdomains there extremely easily, all I have to do is specify what it is (i.e. test.example.com points to /var/www/test) and it does it by itself... I own the domain example.com and I want to be able to have test.example.com go to (for example) example.com/test
[17:14] <alexes> the domain example.com is what I'm hosting on my own private server at home
[17:15] <mikk0> im installing 12.04 LTS, and my install cd wont boot unless i specify the "noacpi" option under F6. i installed, and now my installation wont boot. how do i fix it so it boots with "noacpi" ?
[17:16] <mikk0> is it a kernel parameter?
[17:16] <OerHeks> mikk0, same way, hold shift to enter grub menu, 'e' for edit ...
[17:16] <mikk0> ok
[17:16] <mikk0> thanks
[17:17] <mikk0> ok holding down shift during boot doesnt bring up any menu, i just get a lbank screen
[17:18] <mikk0> *blank
[17:19] <Froward> how do I see what version of ubuntu I have?
[17:19] <miniCruzer> Froward: open terminal, type 'cat /etc/issue' and press enter
[17:20] <miniCruzer> Froward: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CheckingYourUbuntuVersion
[17:20] <fidel> Froward: lsb_release -a
[17:20] <Froward> miniCruzer: thnx bro :D
[17:20] <miniCruzer> lots of ways to do it
[17:21] <miniCruzer> now
[17:21] <miniCruzer> I downloaded a patch for lxterminal
[17:21] <miniCruzer> how do I apply it?
[17:21] <miniCruzer> as in
[17:22] <miniCruzer> patch -p1 < lxterminal.patch
[17:22] <miniCruzer> doesn't do it
[17:24] <DkY> I have an USB-2-Ethernet adapter using the mcs7830 driver. The problem is that I need to run ifconfig eth0 up after each reboot. to get any traffic flowing (the if says up before that)...Anyone have any hints?
[17:24] <miniCruzer> DkY: did you create a wired profile for it?
[17:25] <DkY> miniCruzer: Nope....have manually set it up in /etc/network/interfaces, how do I do that?
[17:26] <alecb> bump -- any ideas on the wifi issues?
[17:26] <trism> miniCruzer: when using -p1 you usually have to apply it from the source directory, so if the patch and the source directory are in the same folder: cd source/; patch -p1 < ../lxterminal.patch
[17:27] <miniCruzer> DkY: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1574391
[17:27] <miniCruzer> trism: so I have to compile lxterminal from source?
[17:27] <miniCruzer> because lxterminal comes shipped
[17:27] <sorush20> hi
[17:28] <miniCruzer> hi
[17:29] <Takyoji> I'm having an issue of RAM being flooded, no, it's not by shared memory or buffers; the system has 2GB of RAM, but only 70MB free (and yes, I'm referring to the row of '-/+ buffers/cache'. I'm looking through top and the biggest process is only 0.3% of the RAM; a few instances of Apache and Postgres, and nothing else notable
[17:29] <mike___> alexes, Ok, my DNS is a little rusty but, DNS has different record types (A, NS, MX, etc). So it depends whether you're registrar handles example.com for you, or simple offloads any DNS queries to your server. Chances are your registrar handles the DNS for your domain, therefore sub domains would have to be set up at your registrar. What your registrar is doing is allowing example.com to be resolved to your servers (or routers) public
[17:29] <mike___> IP address. But your server isn't actually managing the example.com domain. When you setup test.example.com on your web hosting I think you're actually configuring apache/IIS with VirtualHosts/Host headers.
[17:29] <black_13> how do enable ssh unbuntu 12
[17:29] <ThinkT510> !ssh | black_13
[17:29] <trism> miniCruzer: that is usually where apply a patch, though I will admit I'm not really sure what you are doing, do you have a link to the patch?
[17:29] <alexes> That makes sense...
[17:29] <sorush20> I have a problem ati radeon hd 5450 pci edition I can give a link for you to see.. I'm using the amd drivers and when xserver loads my monitor says out of range... I don't know how to set the monitor prameters
[17:29] <Takyoji> I cannot find anything that would cause it to add up to using almost all of the 2GB of RAM, with ANY graphical applications running
[17:30] <alexes> It's just weird that such a simple thing still remains so complicated.
[17:30] <Troy^> black_13: https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/openssh-server.html
[17:30] <miniCruzer> trism: yeah (its lubuntu but that channel is dead) https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lxterminal/+bug/971918
[17:30] <Troy^> Takyoji: i have the same on my ubuntu server right now.. it is not actually using that much apparently
[17:30] <trism> miniCruzer: lubuntu is supported here too
[17:30] <mike___> alexes, Good :)
[17:31] <Troy^> Takyoji: this is what mine looks like i have actually 1.75gb of ram http://paste.ubuntu.com/1205227/
[17:31] <miniCruzer> trism: cool. that bug is supposed to be fixed in the next release but seeing as how frequently I'm using irssi I'd like it patched quickest as possible
[17:31] <miniCruzer> I'm gonna try to compile from src
[17:31] <DkY> miniCruzer: ..Ok if the auto eth is was you meant...then I have it... (auto eth0 <new line>iface eth0 inet static)
[17:31] <alexes> thanks mike___ :)
[17:32] <miniCruzer> trism: should there be any kind of output if a patch is successful?
[17:32] <Elvano> When I try to upgrade my distribution I get the error that the 'Ubuntu-desktop' is marked for removal but it is in the removal blacklist. Anyone know how to solve this?
[17:32] <mike___> alexes, You're welcome.
[17:32] <miniCruzer> DkY: i'm guessing you might be using broadcom? (b43?)
[17:33] <trism> miniCruzer: yes it will say: patching file src/lxterminal.c
[17:33] <DkY> miniCruzer: Im using a MosChip mcs7832 chip which uses the mcs7830 driver....
[17:34] <miniCruzer> oh yeah you said that
[17:35] <DkY> miniCruser: btw, only Ubuntu (not Debian, Redhat/Centos/SLES) actually can recognize the usb adapter as network interface...
[17:35] <TheLordOfTime> how do i manually clear the local DNS cache in 12.04?
[17:36] <serge_ru> hello, can you help me please? i successfully connected to my openvpn server but my windows 7 client don't want to go to the internet via the server. what should i do to route all internet queries through the new TAP connection?
[17:36] <DkY> I can always do a ifconfig eth0 up from a  startup script...
[17:36] <miniCruzer> interesting
[17:37] <miniCruzer> That ended up being my resolution was to just run a script for it
[17:37] <morgan> when I went to sleep last night my sound was fine, today when I woke up, it's like it's stuck at 5% volume. how do I reset the sound or something?
[17:37] <mbeierl> Takyoji, I notice the same thing, and I have yet to find a decent answer to the question.  One answer that I did find was that there was a kernel module (it might have been the nvidia one) that was leaking memory and lsmod showed it taking up a whole bunch of memory that was not reported elsewhere
[17:37] <DkY> I have bought 14 adapters to be used in appliances so would really to see it working properly....
[17:38] <black_13> mike___: i know that fedora has a toolset for making custom iso does ubuntu ?
[17:38] <morgan> I guess how do I just reinstall all the sound drivers etc?
[17:38] <DkY> ...my first test installation before ordering all of them seemed stable without the issue if I recall correctly...
[17:39] <belugs> Hello guy... I recovered one deleted file using photorec... your name is f491205543.gz and your size is 26mb, but when I descompress there is other file f491205543 (without extension) and size 2 kb... Someone knows how I get the files inside gz (sorry my english, lol)
[17:39] <mike___> black_13, I've not used it myself but you could try the customization kit: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[17:40] <mike___> serge_ru, Is your routing table set up to route network packets through the TAP device?
[17:41] <mikk0> i installed 12.04LTS and it would only work with the noacpi option in the first menu upon installation. now, when my machine boots the screen just goes blank. when i hold the shift key down to get into grub, its just blank.
[17:41] <serge_ru> mike__, i think openvpn client do it itself
[17:41] <Elvano> When I try to upgrade my distribution I get the error that the 'Ubuntu-desktop' is marked for removal but it is in the removal blacklist. Anyone know how to solve this?
[17:43] <alecb> bump -- my lspci: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1204994/ my lsmod: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1204993/. can anyone confirm that I'm not using the manuf drivers for my wifi card?
[17:46] <DkY> Can there be a timing issue when loading the mcs7830 driver + usbnet and also bringing up the interface /etc/network/interfaces?
[17:46] <mike___> serge_ru, Does this work for any other client? At a guess, I'd say you probably don't have IP forwarding set up (it's disabled by default) - http://www.ducea.com/2006/08/01/how-to-enable-ip-forwarding-in-linux/ . Otherwise have a look here (it mentions about routing to other networks): https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/openvpn.html#openvpn-advanced-config
[17:47] <miniCruzer> trism: success
[17:47] <serge_ru> mike__, i don't have any other clients since this is my first experience in my openvpn server configuring
[17:47] <wilee-nilee> Elvano, It might help if you name the upgrade from what to what release and the DE you are using and any cutomization of the DE I would think.
[17:47] <trism> miniCruzer: excellent
[17:48] <morgan> is this correct fstab for a SSD or should I tweak it more?: UUID=e5621774-3602-461b-a98a-b74aa9a5cb84 / ext4 discard,errors=remount-ro 0 1
[17:49] <mike___> serge_ru, Then I think the problem is your VPN server isn't configured to forward your clients network packets, i.e. IP Forwarding isn't enabled. Read the first link I sent in my previous message, which should tell you how to check and enable IP forwarding.
[17:49] <wilee-nilee> Elvano, ASwell do you have that install backed up, in a clone or the parts you cannot lose?
[17:49] <aLeSD>  /join #cmake
[17:49] <serge_ru> mike__, thanks, i'll read it
[17:50] <aLeSD>  /join #cmake
[17:53] <eprillios> What happened to themes and single service view in Gwibber?
[17:53] <evillyEvil> Why is Ubuntu called "Linux for human beings" ?
[17:54] <evillyEvil> Which Linux isn't for human then?
[17:54] <Froward> most of it
[17:54] <wilee-nilee> evillyEvil, sounds like  #ubuntu-offtopic question this is support.
[17:54] <fidel> never ask or think about marketing ;)
[17:55] <Froward> I'm trying to get to the Itunes store in ubuntu, so far the only solution I've found is install an older version of itunes in WINE. Are there any native apps that can access the store?
[17:55] <Elvano> Well, as far I know I have Ubuntu 12.04LT installed. Detailed: Installed version: 7~u3-2.1.1~pre1-1ubuntu3, available version 7u7-2.3.2-1ubuntu0.12.04.1 @ Wilee-nilee
[17:55] <Froward> it's either this or reinstall windows :( not even my laptop, the boss's
[17:55] <newcode> hey guys - I get an error 127 when trying to run a command through crontab
[17:55] <fidel> Froward: afaik there is no way on linux to access the itunes store besides running itunes either inwine or in a vm
[17:55] <newcode> the command works fine outside of cron
[17:56] <newcode> any advice?
[17:56] <newcode> this is what I'm getting
[17:56] <newcode> (CRON) error (grandchild #1871 failed with exit status 127)
[17:56] <newcode> and
[17:56] <newcode> (CRON) info (No MTA installed, discarding output)
[17:56] <fidel> Froward: i assume going the vm way might be easier if you want to stick with latest itunes versions
[17:56] <wilee-nilee> Elvano, So this is a in distro upgrade sounds like a partial upgrade is offered don't do a partial, wait till the all the pkgs are in the repo.
[17:56] <Froward> fidel: ooh, VM is a Good Idea!
[17:56] <Josh__> Well apt-get is working, but aptitude is not
[17:56] <Josh__> why?
[17:57] <Josh__> :[
[17:57] <Froward> fidel: thanks for the knowledge bump ;D
[17:57] <skorv> hello
[17:57] <fidel> Froward: hf ;)
[17:57] <Josh__> fidel, Halp me too please :P
[17:57] <skorv> how do i set fstab to ignore partitions (no mount point what so ever)...
[17:58] <Elvano> Yes, it did say I could only run a partitial upgradude. How do I disable it suggesting me these? @ Wilee-nilee
[17:58] <Kardos> skorv, comment them with # ?
[17:58] <Froward> fidel: do you know if there's a VM that'll use/run off of the actual windows partition on the HD?
[17:59] <skorv> kardos: the partition would appear on places... and thats what i need to avoid
[17:59] <wilee-nilee> Elvano, you don't it means packages are missing and you should wait till they are there under normal circumstances, I suspect your circumstances are not normal, can you exspand on this.
[17:59] <Abbas|> guys, how do i perform this shortkuct key in ubuntu gvim? http://abbaskhan.eu/s/20120914175859379.jpeg
[17:59] <fidel> Froward: what do you want to achive indetail?
[17:59] <Kardos> oh i dont know what places is, sounds like a gui thing
[17:59] <mike___> newcode, Does the user that the cron job runs as have the permissions to do whatever it is you're trying to do?
[17:59] <Calinou> Froward: you know there are other stores out there?
[18:00] <Calinou> why did you even use itunes' store?
[18:00] <Calinou> it's full of DRM/MP3 shit
[18:00] <Froward> Calinou: doesn't matter, boss has TONS of cash and gift cards tied up in it
[18:00] <Froward> end of story.
[18:00] <alecb> Abbas|: you type a quote (ie, shift+<the single quote button>), then you type the + sign, then g, then P
[18:00] <Calinou> poor boss
[18:00] <Abbas|> ok ty alecb
[18:00] <alecb> Abbas|: it's four button presses in all, or 5 if you count the shift
[18:00] <newcode> mike___: it seems like, it's working fine outside of crontab with that user
[18:00] <serge_ru> another newbie question: how can i learn the local ip address of the ubuntu server in the local network?
[18:00] <alecb> actually 6 with shifts
[18:00] <rsvp> check out the new command line CALCULATOR with easy syntax: https://gist.github.com/3709847
[18:00] <alecb> but w/e
[18:00] <skorv> kardos: yes it is a gui thing
[18:00] <Abbas|> they're in a squence right?
[18:00] <Froward> fidel: instead of using up HD space on the host (linux) partitions, run off the windows partition I already have installed but never use
[18:00] <Abbas|> not all pressing at once
[18:00] <Josh__> Well apt-get is working, but aptitude is not
[18:00] <fidel> serge_ru: ifconfig
[18:00] <mike___> serge_ru, ifconfig
[18:00] <alecb> yup
[18:00] <Josh__> why?
[18:00] <Abbas|> ok
[18:01] <Froward> fidel: maybe even modify those files instead of linux files when it downloads music
[18:01] <wilee-nilee> Josh__, aptitude is considered deprecated.
[18:01] <serge_ru> mike__, it shows only "outer", external ip addresses and lo
[18:01] <wilee-nilee> \
[18:01] <fidel> Froward: well virtualbox shouldnt care where the vm filesitself is located as long as it can access it
[18:01] <Froward> oh awesome
[18:01] <Josh__> wilee-nilee, I see
[18:01] <fidel> and it should be availablevia packages
[18:01] <Josh__> wilee-nilee, What was the difference between both anyways?
[18:01] <Froward> do you recommend virtualbox or vmware?
[18:01] <Kardos> i dont think thats a fstab issue, sounds like your gui is examining /dev/sd* and doing something, sorry i can;t help, maybe someone else can
[18:01] <Josh__> VirtualBox, Froward
[18:01] <SMTbr> hi, someone can help -me with a cron job?
[18:01] <Josh__> If you ask me
[18:02] <Froward> Josh__: why?
[18:02] <wilee-nilee> Josh__, YOU are asking the diffrence between apt and aptitude?
[18:02] <fidel> Froward: but accessing that virtual hd located on your windows partition from within windows will be another story
[18:02] <newcode> mike___:  any other advice?
[18:02] <Josh__> wilee-nilee, Well yes?
[18:02] <rsvp> wilee-nilee, do you think synaptic will become deprecated someday due to the commercial nature of software-center ??
[18:02] <wilee-nilee> Josh__, lookit up. ; )
[18:02] <Josh__> wilee-nilee, Rather between apt-get and aptitude
[18:02] <Josh__> Both have install :P
[18:02] <fidel> Froward: if its just about using that unused space ... i dont see a reason why itshouldnt work
[18:02] <mike___> newcode, No sorry. anything in cron logs?
[18:02] <wilee-nilee> rsvp, synaptic is considered deprecated.
[18:03] <newcode> mike___: yes, the error I mentioned above
[18:03] <newcode> (CRON) error (grandchild #1925 failed with exit status 127)
[18:03] <Froward> fidel: lol yeah :D I've got a LITTLE experience with VMs and linux.
[18:03] <Froward> I think I can do it.
[18:03] <newcode> mike___ seems like cron can't find the script
[18:03] <Josh__> wilee-nilee, Wow what even synaptic is deprecated?
[18:04] <wilee-nilee> rsvp, I never use the software center whether it is commercial based is a subjective.
[18:04] <SMTbr> hi, someone can help -me with a cron job?
[18:04] <rsvp> wilee-nilee, deprecated in the sense that development on synaptic will cease ??
[18:04] <jakemp> man, what the hell is up with unity crashing
[18:04] <SMTbr> i cant make it works
[18:04] <jakemp> I thought 12.04 was supposed to be stable
[18:04] <fidel> !details > SMTbr
[18:04] <mike___> serge_ru, you mean world routable IP's?
[18:04] <fidel> !repeat SMTbr
[18:04] <wilee-nilee> Josh__, does not mean that can't be used it is just understanding their use in this state,
[18:04] <fidel> !repeat > SMTbr
[18:04] <Josh__> wilee-nilee, What do you use instead when you want to find packages?
[18:04] <mike___> newcode, Might be a problem with the format in the crontab file?? :http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1760488
[18:05] <wilee-nilee> Josh__, I don't need to find packages I know what is there that I need I use apt and synaptic apt-fast specifically.
[18:05] <fidel> !pm > SMTbr
[18:05] <rsvp> apt-get is clearly not descriptive enough :) in re to what a package does.
[18:06] <newcode> mike___: ok, thanks, I will look into it
[18:06] <Josh__> wilee-nilee, That would be only useful if you are going to use what there is in repositories already
[18:06] <serge_ru> mike___, yes, it shows 'world routable IP', although i need the local ones to correctly configure the server firewall for routing http and other web queries via openvpn
[18:06] <Josh__> wilee-nilee, what if you want to install say tint
[18:06] <SMTbr> 00 15 * * * vitor /home/vitor/backup/exec_backup
[18:06] <SMTbr> this is my cron job
[18:06] <Elvano> I'm running the Gnome3-shell. I guess that might explain something @Wilee-nilee
[18:06] <SMTbr> and it dont works
[18:06] <wilee-nilee> Josh__, I don't want to indstall tint.
[18:06] <wilee-nilee> install*
[18:06] <Josh__> "say"
[18:06] <Josh__> Example
[18:06] <Josh__> :P
[18:07] <serge_ru> mike___, something like 10.8.0.* as in tutorial, but i'm not sure it's the same in my case
[18:07] <wilee-nilee> noob questions lol
[18:07] <SMTbr> someone?
[18:07] <fidel> SMTbr: what is exec_backup? a script?
[18:07] <serge_ru> mike___, or maybe 192.168.[0|1].*
[18:07] <SMTbr> yes
[18:07] <Guest87414> hi
[18:08] <fidel> SMTbr: if so - is it executable? is it using full path for its commands inside the script?
[18:08] <Josh__> wilee-nilee, Well, The point I am trying to make is, If you are going to install something that is not available in repository, without help of package manager how can you install it quickly and easily?
[18:08] <fidel> SMTbr: does the script itself works if you run it manualy?
[18:08] <Josh__> I just want to know the way you can say
[18:08] <SMTbr> yes, its executable, and it use full paths
[18:08] <SMTbr> yes
[18:08] <wilee-nilee> Elvano, I'm running 12.04.1 with the gnome shell, gnome 3 is the support for the ubuntu desktop=unity and the gnome-shell
[18:09] <SMTbr> it works, if i enter the directory and type ./exec_backup
[18:09] <wilee-nilee> Josh__, I would look on the web abd see where it is at.
[18:09] <wilee-nilee> and*
[18:09] <rsvp> The_Josh, "man apt-get"
[18:09] <The_Josh> rsvp, Already read
[18:09] <wilee-nilee> Josh__, It is not often that you will install outside of a ubuntu repo generally.
[18:09] <jrib> SMTbr: what if you don't enter the directory first?  In any case, pastebin the actual script
[18:10] <The_Josh> wilee-nilee, I find it very often
[18:10] <The_Josh> :P
[18:10] <The_Josh> wilee-nilee, I have my own repos on git hub and many places
[18:10] <wilee-nilee> Josh__, Mioght be in a ppa for example if outside of a repo
[18:10] <The_Josh> bitbucket,github :P
[18:10] <rsvp> you have the manual installer debi-something-or-another...
[18:10] <SMTbr> fidel, http://pastebin.com/tnEkNPBh
[18:10] <Elvano> I'm also running the gnome-desktop if that matters @ Wilee-nilee
[18:12] <wilee-nilee> Elvano, What you need to do I think I doubt I can help here though is to pastebin the commands you run and the errors in a pastebin.
[18:13] <rsvp> SMTbr, see if there's a difference between "sh backup" and "bash backup"
[18:14] <Shehrazad> where is firefox profile folder in 12.04
[18:14] <Shehrazad> it not where it is supposed to be
[18:14] <rsvp> SMTbr, because cron uses sh and needs to know about the proper environment.
[18:14] <wilee-nilee> Shehrazad, .config
[18:14] <Shehrazad> shouln't it be under lib/firefox
[18:14] <SMTbr> rsvp: where i can see it?
[18:15] <rsvp> see what?
[18:15] <wilee-nilee> Shehrazad, Not sure exactly what your loking for so I assume it is the user profile.
[18:15] <wilee-nilee> s/you're/looking
[18:16] <SilvereX> Hey guys
[18:16] <rsvp> add the spell check module from the repo, wilee
[18:16] <skorv> any way to hide "LVM2 Physical Volume"?
[18:16] <Froward> SilvereX: hey, are you the guy who built/compiled xchat2 for windows?
[18:16] <SilvereX> Nah
[18:17] <wilee-nilee> lol
[18:17] <SilvereX> I get asked that occasionally
[18:17] <SilvereX> I'd never heard of it
[18:17] <Shehrazad> yeah, user profile
[18:17] <Froward> heh
[18:18] <BluesKaj> SilvereX, the original xchat costs afte 30 days , xchat2 is the open source version , based on gtk/perl
[18:19] <SilvereX> Anybody know why when I try to open an executable, it doesn't load, but instead creates an empty text document titles invalid encoding?
[18:19] <skorv> nautilus show LVM2 Physical Volume... no idea how to hide it... any thoughts?
[18:19] <TheLordOfTime> SilvereX, what executable
[18:20] <SilvereX> TheLordOfTime: sub rosa
[18:20] <ermes> ciaooooooooooo
[18:21] <SilvereX> http://www.crypticsea.com/subrosa/
[18:21] <SilvereX> The linux one
[18:21] <Elvano> I'll have to do that another time, thank you for your help @ Wilee-nilee
[18:23] <pepee> hi. is there a way to delete a post in paste.ubuntu.com ?
[18:25] <wilee-nilee> pepee, I think they are there once posted
[18:26] <pepee> wilee-nilee, what do you mean?
[18:26] <Pici> pepee: no.
[18:26] <wilee-nilee> pepee, Not removable
[18:27] <mike___> skorv, Not entirely sure whether you can do that.
[18:28] <DataLate> hello
[18:28] <pepee> wilee-nilee, well, I suppose, but I need to delete a post
[18:28] <DataLate> i got some problems - i can't login on lightdm
[18:29] <pepee> some personal info, posted by mistake
[18:29] <DataLate> the screen flashes black and sends me back to login screen
[18:29] <pepee> btw who is the genius that modified pastebinit?
[18:29] <DataLate> could someone help?
[18:29] <pepee> srsly, I want to use pastebin.com, not paste.ubuntu
[18:29] <ap_oh> exit
[18:29] <ap_oh> exit
[18:30] <pepee> DataLate, check /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[18:30] <DataLate> okay
[18:30] <skorv> mike___: i've seen a lot of stuff regarding
[18:30] <Shehrazad> wow, that was easy
[18:30] <skorv> mike___: reported as a bug
[18:30] <Shehrazad> it was just under help>trubleshooting
[18:30] <Shehrazad> or about:support
[18:31]  * Shehrazad knows better now.
[18:32] <DataLate> pepee: i couldn't find any errors there, seemed all ok
[18:32] <pepee> DataLate, dmesg or /var/log/syslog
[18:32] <mikk0>  i installed 12.04LTS and when i boot it, the screen just goes blank
[18:32] <mikk0> any ideas?
[18:33] <Froward> try hitting Ctrl + alt + f1 to see if you can get to another TTY
[18:33] <pepee> mikk0, do you know how to edit the boot commands in grub?
[18:33] <Froward> f6 is the visual screen, I think
[18:34] <mikk0> pepee, how do i get into the grub menu?
[18:34] <pepee> try removing quiet splash from the kernel line in grub
[18:34] <mikk0> ok
[18:35] <pepee> mikk0, reboot and hold shift
[18:35] <DataLate> pepee: i found this: Could not open output pipe /dev/xconsole
[18:35] <DataLate> could that be the problem?
[18:36] <mikk0> holding shift doesnt do anything. i just get a blank screen
[18:36] <wilee-nilee> !nomodeset | mikk0
[18:37] <wilee-nilee> mikk0, Is this only one OS installed?
[18:37] <pepee> DataLate, googling now
[18:37] <DataLate> okay
[18:37] <DataLate> ill go afk for ~5 mins, brb
[18:38] <mikk0> wilee-nilee: yes. its the only one
[18:38] <mikk0> ubottu, ok thanks
[18:38] <pepee> wtf? launchpad deleting bugs?
[18:38] <wilee-nilee> mikk0, That release 12.04 should show the grub menu if you hold down the shift key right after powering on are you certain it does not?
[18:39] <Lord_Zero> If you dont hide joins/parts/quits in #ubuntu, youre gonna have a bad time.
[18:39] <alecb> can anyone tell me if the manuf. drivers for my wifi card are installed (or if I'm using the kernel drivers). my lspci: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1204994/, my lsmod: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1204993/
[18:40] <p3rsist> Hi guys. Anyone of you know how to set the time zone directly in the command line without using the interactive dpkg-reconfigure tzdata ?
[18:43] <histo> p3rsist: is there a problem with dpkg-reconfigure tzdata ?
[18:43] <mikk0> wilee-nilee: i am absolutely certain it does not.
[18:43] <Lord_Zero> p3rsist:$ sudo dpkg-reconfigure --frontend noninteractive tzdata
[18:43] <p3rsist> histo: I want to run it in a host config management script.
[18:44] <wilee-nilee> mikk0, Sounds like a bad install if you have not changed grub, the grub menu is before graphics are kicked on.
[18:44] <histo> p3rsist: well you could edit /etc/timezone manually but you need to run a fw things to make it change immediately.  Take a look at /var/lib/dpkg/info/tzdata.postinst  to see what is run when dpkg-reconfigure tzdata is called
[18:45] <wilee-nilee> mikk0, Or grub is not installed in the mbr.
[18:45] <xid> do ubuntu repos have any prebuilt vim profiles
[18:45] <pepee> mikk0, do you know what grub is?
[18:46] <wilee-nilee> mikk0, Is there more then one HD, or did grub get put on a USB on the install or another HD's mbr not of the install, or is the HD installed to not first in the bios to be read.
[18:47] <mikk0> pepee, i have used slackware since like '93. grub is just a replacement for lilo
[18:47] <alecb> bump -- can anyone tell me if the manuf. drivers for my wifi card are installed (or if I'm using the kernel drivers). my lspci: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1204994/, my lsmod: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1204993/
[18:47] <pepee> wilee-nilee, I'm not sure if you can run linux without a bootloader
[18:48] <wilee-nilee> pepee, Did I say you could?
[18:48] <DataLate> pepee: im back now
[18:48] <pepee> mikk0, try pressing the up or down arrow keys after rebooting
[18:48] <DataLate> did you find something?
 mikk0, Or grub is not installed in the mbr.
[18:49] <wilee-nilee> pepee, I was asking questions since this is a frsh install as to where grub g=has been put.
[18:49] <pepee> DataLate, nope , there seems to be a bug report, but it was deleted or something
[18:50] <DataLate> i have no idea why it happened. i was just messing around (installed fluxbox and alternate file manager), then i just restarted lightdm
[18:50] <DataLate> and i couldn't log back in
[18:51] <wilee-nilee> pepee, besides you can manually boot, but my questions are in finding out the possiblities of the grub menu not showing, as in where was grub put, are there muitiple HD's here, did grub get put on a usb drive using to install.
[18:51] <DataLate> pepee: i removed nautilus and it deleted some other packages (ubuntu-desktop etc) could that be the problem?
[18:51] <DataLate> i installed nautilus afterwards but it didn't help
[18:52] <pepee> DataLate, could be, I don't really know, sorry
[18:52] <DataLate> also, i was able to access my guest account for a while, but after another restart i was unable to
[18:52] <DataLate> :/
[18:52] <DataLate> so you have no ideas?
[18:53] <pepee> mikk0, what do you see when booting?
[18:53] <DataLate> i guess i gotta reinstall then
[18:53] <pepee> DataLate, gotta google some more, I think
[18:53] <DataLate> okay.. i would google myself too, but no desktop >.<
[18:54] <pepee> ah yeah haha
[18:54] <pepee> well, try using elinks or something
[18:55] <DataLate> syslog just tells "user connected - user disconnected"
[18:55] <DataLate> elinks?
[18:56] <DataLate> should i try reinstalling/reseting something?
[18:56] <DataLate> shouldn't there be a way?
[18:57] <DataLate> hmm .. i logged in and it tells me "system restart required"
[18:57] <DataLate> i try restarting :D
[18:57] <DataLate> brb
[18:58] <Naminukas> Could somebody please help with no audio issue after upgrade from ubuntu 11 to 12?
[18:58] <ZDroid> Hi all!
[18:59] <zal> hi
[18:59] <pepee> Naminukas, #ubuntu+1
[18:59] <zal> 07:09.0 Multimedia controller [0480]: Philips Semiconductors SAA7131/SAA7133/SAA7135 Video Broadcast Decoder [1131:7133] (rev d1) Subsystem: Creatix Polymedia GmbH Device [16be:0010] Control: I/O- Mem+ BusMaster+ SpecCycle- MemWINV- VGASnoop- ParErr- Stepping- SERR- FastB2B- DisINTx- Status: Cap+ 66MHz- UDF- FastB2B+ ParErr- DEVSEL=medium >TAbort- <TAbort- <MAbort- >SERR- <PERR- INTx-
[18:59] <Troy^> Naminukas: what audo chipset
[18:59] <zal>  Latncy: 32 (21 000ns min, 8000ns max) Interrupt: pin A routed to IRQ 16 Region 0: Memory at df5ff000 (32-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=2K] Capabilities: <access denied> Kernel driver in use: saa7134 Kernel modules: saa7134
[18:59] <zal> no signal
[18:59] <zal> tvtime
[18:59] <Naminukas> Intel
[18:59] <Naminukas> realtek
[18:59] <phy1729> Could someone explain bridging to me? I thought it would make a virtual hub but whenever I brctl addif br0 eth0 my connection drops.
[18:59] <Troy^> Naminukas: be more specific.. also 12.04 correct?
[18:59] <Naminukas> yes
[19:00] <shihan> phy1729: you need to configure br0 after you do that (i.e. dhcp/static)
[19:00] <pepee> forgot that 12 is current :/
[19:00] <Naminukas> yes to 12.04
[19:00] <Troy^> Naminukas: cat /proc/asound/card0/codec* | grep Codec
[19:01] <phy1729> shihan: I just want everything that connects on wlan0 to be ploped onto the LAN
[19:01] <phy1729> DHCP is done by a different box and this box has it's eth0 IP set already
[19:02] <shihan> phy1720: well, normall you'd just set eth0 to manual, brctl br0 add eth0, wlan0 as well... then, remove any eth0 config and put it on br0 instead
[19:02] <shihan> phy1729*
[19:03] <shihan> phy1729: like so: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1205431/
[19:03] <mike___> I'm running 12.04 Server with XBMC (auto logs in to XBMC and obviously has X installed). Every so often the display seems to overscan and I have to resize XBMC to be able to see the corners again. Anybody got any ideas what might be causing this? X server or XBMC?
[19:04] <Glencore> Hello, is there any known issue where my /tmp directory would become full and/or locked? (my filesystem is a single partition which is not even close to full). Thank you
[19:04] <Naminukas> Troy^ try grep --help
[19:04] <shihan> mike___, depends on how your configure the overscan... you can do it at xbmc or the driver
[19:04] <Naminukas> no such file or directory
[19:04] <Troy^> Naminukas: ???
[19:05] <Naminukas> I think i did something wrong
[19:05] <pepee> Naminukas,         grep Codec /proc/asound/card0/codec*
[19:05] <Troy^> Naminukas: cat /proc/asound/card0/codec* | grep Codec
[19:05] <Troy^> Naminukas: copy and paste
[19:05] <phy1729> shihan: is there a tuitorial on this so I can actually understand what I'm doing?
[19:06] <pepee> phy1729, ##networking  ?
[19:06] <shihan> phy1729: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkConnectionBridge would be good
[19:07] <shihan> + place to start
[19:07] <Naminukas> troy usage: grep [OPTION]... PATTERN [file]
[19:08] <Troy^> Naminukas: do you know specific model of your realtek chipset
[19:08] <Naminukas> sorry cant copy paste chating from windows pc ubuntu laptop can't connect to internet and that's another issiue
[19:08] <xiamx> what does a "bare 3.5 kernel" refers to? http://pf.natalenko.name/
[19:09] <Troy^> Naminukas: can you not connect to it internally(inside network) and ssh to it?
[19:09] <xiamx> what does a "bare 3.5 kernel" refers to? http://pf.natalenko.name/
[19:09] <Troy^> Naminukas: ok type alsamixer tell me if it is installed?
[19:10] <pepee> xiamx, the 3.5 release I suppose
[19:10] <pepee> *final release, without patches
[19:10] <Naminukas> I cant configure eth0 by my isp's requierments i need to change MAC then enter manual TCP/IP v4 config
[19:11] <xiamx> pepee: where do you think I can download it?
[19:11] <grizcreative> Trying to automatically (according to predefined rules) move and rename media files after torrent is finished downloading
[19:11] <grizcreative> Cant find an easy solution
[19:12] <pepee> xiamx, for ubuntu? no idea, try requesting one in the forum or somthing
[19:12] <pepee> *something
[19:12] <Troy^> Naminukas: you can't change your MAC. so you have to set a static IP on eth0 which is not hard. so i assume you are not connected to a router but straight to a modem?
[19:12] <xiamx> pepee: i'll try to ask on other channels, im on fedora
[19:12] <xiamx> pepee: thanks buddy
[19:12] <pepee> xiamx, what is it for?
[19:12] <TheLordOfTime> Troy^, isnt it possible to set up MAC spoofing?
[19:13] <xiamx> pepee: trying out pf-kernel http://pf.natalenko.name/
[19:13] <Troy^> TheLordOfTime: technically yes, but really you can't change your MAC
[19:13] <Naminukas> grep Codec /proc/asound/card0/codec* worked heres the output
[19:13] <TheLordOfTime> that's true, but "change your MAC" can be interpreted as "spoof your MAC" in some cases
[19:13] <TheLordOfTime> but that's a discussion for another time
[19:13] <Naminukas> Realtek ALC262
[19:13] <Naminukas> LSI ID 1040
[19:13] <mike___> TheLordOfTime, Troy^ I'm pretty sure you can specify a different MAC when bringing up an interface (if your driver allows it)
[19:14] <Troy^> Naminukas: ok type alsamixer is it installed?
[19:14] <TheLordOfTime> mike___, that's called "spoofing"
[19:14] <pepee> xiamx, yeah, but that do you get from it?
[19:14] <TheLordOfTime> you can't actually change the HW address
[19:14] <TheLordOfTime> its hardcoded
[19:14] <adymitruk> trying to install oracle using alien
[19:15] <adymitruk> it seems to delete the .deb file
[19:15] <whoever> hi all having some vido problem with asus entgs450 videos that hawe a white individuale there skin tone is blue, but yet in windows vm they look normal. I tried to fix it by insalling aditional driver under settings and enabling it, but that didn't seem to fix it. can someone assist
[19:15] <Kroach1> brightness control is broken on a laptop, is it possible to stop the default Fn keys from controlling brightness?
[19:15] <pepee> TheLordOfTime, use macchanger
[19:15] <Naminukas> yeah i found manual how to unmute with this tool didnt help
[19:15] <adymitruk> the instructions for the install require it
[19:15] <DataLate> omg finally
[19:15] <TheLordOfTime> i didnt say i needed to spoof my IP :PO
[19:15] <DataLate> i got it working!
[19:15] <phy1729> shihan: thanks I didn't realize that the if's should be set to manual and the br should have all the settings
[19:15] <TheLordOfTime> s/IP/MAC?
[19:15] <TheLordOfTime> :P
[19:15] <david__> does anyone here use gnome-shell
[19:15] <david__> ?
[19:15] <Naminukas> ok opened alsa mixer4
[19:16] <TheLordOfTime> david__, i used to, why?
[19:16] <phy1729> now to get wpa to work
[19:16] <pepee> DataLate, what was the problem?
[19:16] <shihan> phy1729, no worries :)
[19:16] <david__> is it safe to install gnome-shell in ubuntu 12.04 alongside unity?
[19:16] <JayWalker> david__ pretty sure, yeah
[19:16] <JayWalker> lots of people do it
[19:16] <histo> david__: you can install anything you want.  After installing shell you'll be able to select it from teh login screen.
[19:17] <pepee> TheLordOfTime, eh? macchanger is for changing the MAC address
[19:17] <david__> it wont conflict with my system at all?
[19:17] <Naminukas> Troy^ yes it's installed
[19:17] <JayWalker> I'm having trouble installing the nvidia proprietary binaries. It requires no X server to be running but every time I kill xorg it restarts, and when I lot in as root it cant make a file in /tmp. Any suggestions?
[19:17] <Troy^> Naminukas: ok, nothing is muted right
[19:18] <mike___> JayWalker, reboot into single/recovery mode?
[19:19] <david__> is gnome 3 stable? it will it crash on me alot like unity use to before 12.04 came out???
[19:19] <JayWalker> mike___, that's how I got in as root. cant use /tmp
[19:19] <david__> will it****
[19:19] <DataLate> pepee: there was some file i needed to chown .. just a sec
[19:19] <Naminukas> cd mic beepinternal are muted again allthough i unmuted it before i restarted pc
[19:19] <DataLate> ~/.Xauthority, IIRC
[19:19] <pepee> JayWalker, run it with sudo, or run sudo -i to get a root shell
[19:19] <DataLate> i chowned it to my user account
[19:19] <pepee> DataLate, oh well haha
[19:20] <DataLate> there was a bug report somewhere ..
[19:20] <DataLate> thank god it worked :D
[19:20] <Troy^> Naminukas: sudo aptitude reinstall linux-generic then reboot you should get sound
[19:20] <pepee> DataLate, that file isn't needed I think
[19:20] <JayWalker> pepee that doesnt work if X server is running, which I cant seem to kill
[19:20] <DataLate> ah
[19:21] <DataLate> pepee: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lightdm/+bug/871667
[19:21] <pepee> JayWalker, log out, sudo service lightdm stop    (or gdm, kdm, whatever)
[19:22] <Naminukas> Troy^ sudo: aptitude: comand not found
[19:22] <w30> JayWalker, you have to stop lightdm or whatever you use to run your login gui
[19:22] <Troy^> Naminukas: sudo apt-get install --reinstall linux-generic
[19:23] <JayWalker> w30, pepee, that worked. thanks
[19:23] <DataLate> what was the default file manager on xfce?
[19:24] <Troy^> DataLate: Thunar
[19:24] <DataLate> thjanks
[19:24] <DataLate> is it wise to remove nautilus and install thunar?
[19:25] <pranavk> what is a metapackage, i mean how its different than other normal packages ?
[19:25] <pepee> isn't is pcmanfm?
[19:25] <Troy^> DataLate: not sure on wise or not, I actually don't really know why you would
[19:25] <DataLate> well, i am using fluxbox
[19:25] <DataLate> and i have problems with nautilus
[19:25] <DataLate> each time i open it, fluxbox fucks up
[19:26] <pepee> DataLate, try installing it, no need to remove nautilus, I suppose
[19:26] <Troy^> DataLate: yea i don't see a problem then just leave nautilus installed just install Thunar and set it as default file manager
[19:26] <DataLate> i dont know how to set it as default :(
[19:26] <alpre> pranavk: it's just a help to provide many packages at once
[19:27] <shihan> pranavk: a metapackage really doesnt contain much in the way of files, just a bunch of dependancies...
[19:27] <michele_>  /etc/default
[19:27] <Troy^> DataLate: sudo update-alternatives -all
[19:27] <j`ey> does ubuntu have a different default ssh port?
[19:28] <pranavk> alpre: shihan : i am installing mysql, they have two packages there, one of them being meta, so does it mean that i need metapackages before installing the other one ?
[19:28] <hegemoOn> hello
[19:28] <hegemoOn> i have trouble with perl version
[19:28] <BluesKaj> j`ey, different than what ?
[19:28] <michele_> j`ey no, 22
[19:29] <hegemoOn> and /usr/share/perl and /usr/share/perl5
[19:29] <j`ey> michele_: ty
[19:29] <DataLate> Troy^: there was no file manager there
[19:30] <hegemoOn> how do i specify which module i want to run ?
[19:30] <shihan> pranavk: generally not, no
[19:30] <Troy^> DataLate: hmm
[19:30] <hegemoOn> because Zlib.pm is quit different version from both directory
[19:30] <Troy^> DataLate: go to system settings
[19:30] <DataLate> i am using fluxbox
[19:30] <pranavk> shihan: when would i need only metapackages and not the other one, is there any situation you can think of ?
[19:30] <DataLate> no gnome :P
[19:31] <pepee> DataLate, alt+f2  thunar
[19:31] <Kveras> I have a problem with my Samba setup. When I use "touch /path/to/server/foo" I have no problems creating a file from the client. But when I try to save a file from Firefox, I get a popup complaining about permissions. ls gives "drwxrwxr-x+ 2 1001 cifs 0 sep 14 21:27 watch/" and I have specified "gid=1001" in my fstab. Any thoughts?
[19:31] <michele_> j`ey your welcome
[19:31] <DataLate> pepee: is it now default?
[19:31] <shihan> pranvk: well, meta packages just install everything for a specific set of circumstances... like mysql (meta package) might install mysql-server, mysql-client (and a tonne of other mysql packages)... i.e. everything you could depend on for mysql work... but if you just wanted server, then mysql-server will most likely do what you need
[19:32] <Naminukas> Did it restarted there was logon sound and that's it no sound in test sound nor from music player nor when selecting OS sound scheme
[19:32] <pepee> DataLate, nop, to run it do that
[19:33] <DataLate> :/
[19:33] <DataLate> that didn't help much :)
[19:33] <DataLate> when i open something from browser or something
[19:33] <DataLate> it opens up nautilus
[19:33] <pepee> DataLate, try closing logging out or rebooting
[19:34] <Naminukas> Troy^?
[19:34] <Troy^> Naminukas: sudo apt-get install pavucontrol
[19:34] <Troy^> Naminukas: when it installs open it and go to configuration and select "Analog Stereo Output"
[19:35] <Troy^> Naminukas: it is Pulse Audio Voume btw
[19:35] <shihan> pranavk, sometimes too, meta packages point at the "most used version" i.e. mysql-server might point at mysql-server-some-version (even if its not newest) because its the most likely one you want... but if you installed mysql-server-some-version rather then the meta-package, theres no real difference
[19:36] <hegemoOn> nobody to help me about this issue ?
[19:36] <leoleen> hey
[19:36] <michele_> hey
[19:37] <pranavk> shihan: i see, thanks
[19:37] <shihan> hegemoOn, often with -I option in perl, but #perl would probably help you better then here
[19:37] <Naminukas> it didnt install nedds to download something and fails couse no connection
[19:38] <Troy^> Naminukas: connect it to the net
[19:38] <leoleen> how do you reinstall the default theme and and login wallpaper on oneiric
[19:38] <Naminukas> I can't
[19:38] <Troy^> Naminukas: why
[19:38] <TheLordOfTime> Naminukas:  no ethernet cable?
[19:39] <Naminukas> need to change or imitate other mac and change TCP/IP config to custom adresses
[19:39] <Naminukas> and that by the way doesn't work to
[19:39] <Troy^> Naminukas: why does the MAC matter?
[19:40] <Naminukas> cose thats how provider ensures that you dont connect your cable to other pc than your own
[19:40] <Troy^> Naminukas: lol that is easily bypassed get a router
[19:41] <shihan> "ifconfig hw ...." changes mac addresses
[19:41] <Naminukas> yeah no monety for that
[19:41] <Naminukas> tried it doesnt do a squat
[19:41] <Troy^> Naminukas: do internet sharing and use a switch
[19:41] <Naminukas> ifconfig eth0 down
[19:42] <pepee> try reloading the module
[19:42] <Naminukas> Have got no network equipment jus the freaking UTP cable
[19:42] <shihan> ahhh, not all nic cards will happily change mac addresses, but its rare that they dont
[19:42] <pepee> rmmod somthing; modprobe something; ifconfig eth0 down; ifconfig hw ....
[19:43] <derply> Hi. I am having trouble with boot-repair. It tells me to refer to this: paste.ubuntu.com/1205488
[19:43] <Troy^> You can get routers now a days that can use your computers MAC the one that was initially configured with your ISP. Or you could set up a linux box dual nic(gateway) with a switch
[19:44] <pepee> or download the macchanger package manually and install it on the other machine
[19:44] <Troy^> Your ISP is a scam Naminukas where do you live?
[19:44] <Naminukas> now i dont even understan what are you talking about, keep in mind i'm a total noob in linux and i dont understand network much
[19:44] <sapharoth> derply, paste the complete link
[19:44] <Naminukas> Lithuania
[19:44] <Naminukas> xD
[19:44] <Troy^> oh
[19:44] <BlueWolf> Hello, I have a .sh file in my downloads and its for my new printer how do I install it?
[19:44] <Naminukas> yeah it sucks here
[19:45] <derply> sapharoth: Err... that is the complete link?
[19:45] <Troy^> Naminukas: they have huge bandwidth pipes though
[19:45] <Naminukas> yep
[19:45] <Naminukas> But you see i live in a dorm
[19:45] <shihan> there is an alternative you might try... setup bridging, bridge the ethernet port, then change the mac address on the br0 interface
[19:45] <pepee> Naminukas, http://packages.ubuntu.com/oneiric/macchanger
[19:45] <Naminukas> so no coverage of all the awesome ISP's
[19:46] <sapharoth> derply, dude with the http.
[19:46] <Troy^> Naminukas: ahh well you pay for your own ISP in your room?
[19:46] <Naminukas> yep
[19:46] <shihan> naminukas: btw, what makes you think its not working? (ifconfig ... hw ether)? simply cause you cant access anything?
[19:47] <Troy^> Naminukas: could make your live alot easier with a router
[19:47] <Naminukas> nope when i put cable in it says disconected
[19:47] <derply> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1205488/
[19:47] <Naminukas> if config up does not give any response
[19:47] <shihan> naminukas: ahhh, if your in a dorm, chances are that is "by design"
[19:48] <OerHeks> Naminukas, After changing MAC, maybe .. reboot?
[19:48] <shihan> Naminukas, is the pc that normally plugs into that cable a pc the dorm gave you?
[19:49] <savio> hey how can i use remmnia to share my desktop any howto
[19:49]  * OerHeks wonders how Naminukas is internetting iwithout acces
[19:49] <savio> i'm confused
[19:49] <kunji1> Naminukas, you can set up the MAC spoofing in the GUI, you might need a reboot, but in almost all cases logging out and back in is sufficient.
[19:49] <hegemoOn> i just only installed standard ubuntu
[19:50] <Naminukas> im with other windows pc now
[19:50] <hegemoOn> i dont know how this could happen
[19:50] <Troy^> shihan: i assume when he got his internet installed they used the MAC of his computer at the location
[19:50] <guntbert_> savio: if I remember correctly you use vino-preferences to share your desktop
[19:50] <kunji1> Yeah, that's a common practice at universities (to do mac filtering)
[19:50] <Troy^> hegemoOn: what do you mean only standard ubuntu?
[19:50] <Naminukas> Thanks guys
[19:50] <shihan> Troy^, i dont think so, i think his dorm is using a fairly common piece of network security that blocks any hardware except their own... changing mac's aint gunna help
[19:50] <Naminukas> Troy^ especialy
[19:50] <hegemoOn> i mean i didnt played with module and perl
[19:50] <Troy^> kunji1: is easily bypassed with newer routers
[19:51] <savio> but guntbert_ ubuntu has remmnia desktop client what about that
[19:51] <hegemoOn> and know i have conflict of module version
[19:51] <Naminukas> I'm gonna go now couse my girl is litteraly is trying to drown me in tequila
[19:51] <hegemoOn> so this is pretty annoying
[19:51] <Naminukas> gonna ask questions here tomorow
[19:51] <kunji1> Tory^: it's easily bypassed period, but lots of people don't know how :P, and at least it has been the practice at every campus I have been to.
[19:52] <shihan> kunji1, i bet i can make a setup you couldnt bypass ;)
[19:52] <Troy^> lol yea kunji1 most of the dorms i've been here have open wifi spots through out the dorms
[19:52] <guntbert_> savio: a "client" is something that connects to a "server", so you need remmina (or vinagre) to actually connect and see your shared desktop from another machine
[19:52] <pepee> so, people doesn't know how to use macchanger
[19:52] <savio> shihan, theres is know such thing that can't be bypassed
[19:52] <soman> >>> How can I use url in open file dialog in Ubuntu 12.04 to automatically download a url into temp dir ant post file from temp dir to any form in a web like it could be done in Windows?
[19:53] <Muelli> i dont' understand soman.
[19:53] <crilly> What is this Windows Unbuntui Imstaller thing? I've used and it, and I'm in Ubuntu, but it's very slow - why?
[19:53] <pepee> soman, using wget and curl ?
[19:54] <kunji1> Troy^: yeah, that's true, but I mean for their wired networks they use the mac addresses, and those networks are mostly separate.  Often only a few ports are opened on the wireless, like 80, 443, and some others, often even ssh is blocked.
[19:54] <derply> Can anyone help me with my grub issues? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1205488/
[19:54] <soman> Muelli: I want to post to web my photo not using a local file but url. How can I do that without manually doanloading a photo and specifying it in open file dialog?
[19:54] <savio> crilly, it installed ubuntu in windows environment like any other windows applicaton
[19:54] <kunji1> shihan: I'm sure you can make a setup I can't bypass (yet at least, I have a lot to learn :P)
[19:55] <crilly> savio: That's worthless. God damn it. I'll burn a CD and bive that a try.
[19:55] <Troy^> kunji1: glad i live at my own house
[19:55] <pepee> derply, sorry, what's the problem?
[19:55] <Muelli> soman: no idea.
[19:55] <soman> pepee: It would be good to do it with GUI. Is it possible?
[19:55] <savio> crilly, good luck
[19:56] <crilly> savio: Yeah I will need it - it's an Acer PC.
[19:56] <derply> pepee: I am trying to repair grub using boot-repair.... but I can't seem to get grub to work. boot repair gave me this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1205488/
[19:56] <kunji1> Troy^: Yeah, dorms are rough, I'm back at home now though, commuting this semester, which is also a pain
[19:56] <guntbert_> !ot | kunji1
[19:56] <BlueWolf> I have just bought a new Canon Pixma MG2100 printer and the drivers are in my downloads folder, a .sh how do I install it through the terminal? How do I type it?
[19:56] <savio> crilly, is this your first installtion of linux/ubuntu
[19:57] <Muelli> derply: eh. that looks all weird. What is it that you're trying to do. I read chroot /mnt/boot-sav/sda5 apt-get purge -y --force-yes linux-image-* which doesn't sound right.
[19:57] <sapharoth> derply, i read your link why are you loading the boot loader in sda5 your boot partition is sda7.
[19:57] <yeats> BlueWolf: probably 'sudo ./scriptname.sh'
[19:57] <Troy^> BlueWolf: sudo chmod +x filename.sh then type ./filename.sh to run it
[19:57] <Muelli> anyway derply, /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig: 232: /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig: cannot create /boot/grub/grub.cfg.new: Directory nonexistent might be relevant
[19:57] <NCS_One> hi
[19:58] <pepee> derply, do you know how to reinstall grub from a livecd?
[19:58] <derply> sapharoth: It said something about making a separate /boot in boot-repair.
[19:58] <shihan> kunji1, Troy^ : my bet is that the pc thats supposed to be plugged into that utp cable Naminukas has was supplied by the dorm with a very locked down very of windows... and the card in it has been coded with ethernet authentication data so its very difficult to plug something else in there
[19:58] <OerHeks> !grub2 | pepee
[19:58] <Berenice> hello
[19:58] <Troy^> shihan: i doubt it he said he pays for the ISP himself
[19:58] <derply> pepee: I am trying to do it with boot-repair...
[19:58] <pepee> OerHeks, ?
[19:58] <BlueWolf> yeats, Troy^: Sorry I am not familiar with the code what would be the exact code? :D
[19:59] <Troy^> BlueWolf: i just told you the exact code
[19:59] <NCS_One> I installed ubuntu 12 on my laptop and it doesn't detect my second monitor. How can I fix this?
[19:59] <shihan> Troy^, yeah, but then ifconfig hw ether... should work if it were just mac address filtering, there are VERY few cards (and they'd have to be very old) that cant do that these days
[19:59] <pepee> derply, the easiest, best way to do it is from a live cd, chrooting in the ubuntu partition
[19:59] <Berenice> I have a problem with qjackctl.. can anybody help me please?
[19:59] <Muelli> NCS_One: how do you know that it doesn't detect your second monitor?
[19:59] <BlueWolf> 	
[19:59] <BlueWolf> Troy^: Trying :D
[19:59] <Muelli> !anyone | Berenice
[19:59] <derply> pepee: Alright.. I don't know how to do that, then.
[20:00] <kunji1> shihan: Actually I would be surprised if that was the case, not sure what university would be that pro windows and locked down, but there's probably some out there
[20:00] <crilly> savio: lol not quite no.
[20:00] <NCS_One> Muelli: I went to System settings > Display
[20:00] <pepee> derply, also, what's the problem? can't boot, some error message?
[20:00] <Muelli> NCS_One: and then what/
[20:00] <Troy^> BlueWolf: you need to be in the directory of your downloaded driver file.
[20:00] <crilly> savio: But Acer PCs seem to offer a very high degree of resistance, ignoring any media I hand it, going straight to the Windows install.
[20:01] <NCS_One> Muelli: I press "Detect displays" ..
[20:01] <derply> pepee: I am trying to use boot-repair to fix grub, but I keep getting the errors in this post: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1205488/
[20:01] <BlueWolf> Troy^: That's the thing I have no clue what I am doing. How would I do that
[20:01] <derply> pepee: At the bottom.
[20:01] <BlueWolf> It's in a file
[20:01] <sapharoth> alright, do one thing boot through the live CD and make a grub install on sda7.
[20:01] <Muelli> NCS_One: and then what?
[20:01] <SnapSnap> While updating, I got this error message: "task manager cannot be monitored or controlled. Most likely the daemon crashed" Is this a major problem or minor crash?
[20:01] <Berenice> ok then... I have ubuntu studio, where should I go? i don't know a lot about this chat
[20:01] <Troy^> BlueWolf: so it is compressed?
[20:01] <sapharoth> derply, alright, do one thing boot through the live CD and make a grub install on sda7.
[20:01] <NCS_One> Muelli: it only shows the laptop monitor
[20:01] <Muelli> NCS_One: Dumb question but have you plugged your monitor in..?
[20:01] <guntbert_> BlueWolf: 1) open a terminal window, then type the commands Troy^ sent you
[20:02] <NCS_One> Muelli: yes :)
[20:02] <Muelli> NCS_One: can you pastebin us the output of xrandr?
[20:02] <Troy^> guntbert_: he doesn't know basic directory munipulation commands
[20:02] <BlueWolf> Troy^: cnijfilter-mg2100series-3.60-1-deb.tar.gz - Thats the file name
[20:02] <kunji1> guntbert_: Sorry for straying off topic here's the reason I'm here actually, I want to start Conky as root after login, and I'm not sure how.  local.rc runs as root I think, but that's at boot, not login.  I don't think the .bash_profile thing runs as root, and even if it did, it could give problems with ssh.  Also the standard Ubuntu startup stuff does not run as root.  Conky needs to start as root so it can read logs in /var/log/  Is the
[20:02] <derply> sapharoth: How do you make a grub install without boot-repair?
[20:02] <savio> crilly, i don;t know about that. how can accer offer such type of resistance once my dell offers such resistance for dual boot of windows genuine version and ubuntu
[20:02] <shihan> kunji1, he's from lithuania, and i know nothing of their politics, but who knows... and it really isnt that hard any guy with a cisco or juniper cert would know how to do it
[20:02] <savio> crilly, i format windows and installed other one
[20:02] <Troy^> BlueWolf: tar jvxf filename.tar.bz
[20:02] <derply> sapharoth: And should I or should I know have a separate boot partition?
[20:03] <sapharoth> boot through the live CD become chroot and then do grub install.
[20:03] <derply> sapharoth: know = not*
[20:04] <kunji1> shihan: hmm, Lituania, it could be, he should probably talk to the IT department on his campus.
[20:04] <guntbert_> kunji1: don't run GUI apps as root. the log files in /var/log are by default readable by anyone
[20:04] <sapharoth> i dont know. first try doing a grub install. if it fails. then create new one
[20:04] <BlueWolf> Troy^: Listen I am sorry if I sound arrogant or rude but I don't know what to do exactly with ( tar jvxf filename.tar.bz. )? :D
[20:05] <kunji1> guntbert_:  .... they aren't on my 12.04.1 install for some reason
[20:05] <cat-orze> please, I have an idea
[20:05] <crilly> savio: I might have to resort to that kind of brtuality, yes :)
[20:05] <Troy^> BlueWolf: tar jvxf cnijfilter-mg2100series-3.60-1-deb.tar.gz
[20:05] <sapharoth> derply, Actually i dont think so.
[20:05] <pepee> derply, are you sure it is not a GUID Partition Table (gpt)?
[20:05] <kunji1> guntbert_: So I guess I should just edit the permissions on my logs then?
[20:05] <cat-orze> I could talk to my dream of yesterday?
[20:06] <derply> pepee: I am sure of nothing. :-/
[20:06] <cat-orze> Yesterday I dreamed it would be perfect in my linux desktop
[20:06] <Troy^> sorry BlueWolf: tar zxvf cnijfilter-mg2100series-3.60-1-deb.tar.gz is the one i previously gave you doesn't work
[20:06] <guntbert_> kunji1: maybe, please !pastebin the output of  ls -ld /var/log ; ls -l /var/log
[20:06] <NCS_One> Muelli: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1205552/
[20:07] <shihan> wait, default perms for log files on ubuntu are not world readable (see /etc/rsyslog.conf)
[20:07] <cat-orze> Sorry. I speak Spanish, I am translating with google
[20:07] <guntbert_> cat-orze: pleae keep to ubuntu-support
[20:07] <guntbert_> !es | cat-orze
[20:07] <Troy^> :P\
[20:08] <BlueWolf> Troy^: Ya it's not working, is the not suppose to be something to tell it that the tar is in the downloads folder?
[20:08] <Muelli> NCS_One: and that's all I presume..?
[20:08] <NCS_One> Muelli: yes
[20:08] <Troy^> BlueWolf: type ls -al
[20:08] <cat-orze> as?
[20:08] <Muelli> NCS_One: get us also /var/log/Xorg.0.log and lspci -vv  To know what VGA card you have.
[20:09] <BlueWolf> Troy^: and now?
[20:09] <sapharoth> derply, i once had a similar problem. i did a grub install on where my boot partition is. n now it's working fine.
[20:09] <Troy^> BlueWolf: do you know how to go to directories in the command line?
[20:10] <kunji1> guntbert_: My 12.04.1 install was pretty weird, the installer crashed numerous times and finally I got as far as where it installs Grub, and that hung.  So I had to finish the install myself because it wasn't working (install grub manually and work around the hang, create my user account and add it to sudoers, etc...), here's the pastebin: http://pastebin.com/MZRtX87B
[20:10] <derply> sapharoth: So, I want to go sudo grub... etc.
[20:10] <blz> Anybody else having issues with hibernate?  I think the last kernel upgrade broke hibernation...
[20:11] <BlueWolf> 	
[20:11] <BlueWolf> Troy^: Sorry I don't, my knowledge of the command line is poor. Is it not easyer to extract the file and run the .sh?
[20:11] <kunji1> blz: hibernation has always been kind of hit or miss, which is I think why it is now disabled by default in the GUI
[20:11] <blz> kunji1, that's a shame... =/
[20:11] <Troy^> BlueWolf: that si what we are dong
[20:11] <cat-orze> I'm new but I keep the unity launcher, could put something like that and leaving only the top bar?
[20:11] <blz> kunji1, anything I could do to try to fix it?
[20:12] <kunji1> blz: Sorry, no idea, I've never gotten that in depth in the inner working of linux
[20:12] <BlueWolf> Troy^: So do I just double click the .sh?
[20:12] <Troy^> BlueWolf try it
[20:12] <cat-orze> Sorry, se you later
[20:12] <Troy^> BlueWolf: you can extract it by dragging first as well
[20:12] <sapharoth> BlueWolf, see "man tar" to untar the type of file you need.
[20:13] <BlueWolf> Troy^: When I run it nothing happens
[20:13] <adymitruk> anyone getting stuck with "sudo apt-get update"? hangs forever?
[20:13] <savio> blz disable hibernaet
[20:13] <Troy^> BlueWolf: sudo chmod +x filename.sh
[20:13] <guntbert_> kunji1: you need to add yourself to the group   adm, then you can read most of the logs (need to log out/in) to make it work
[20:13] <NCS_One> Muelli: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1205566/ and http://paste.ubuntu.com/1205570/
[20:13] <crilly> savio: Earlier you said the Wubi installer installs Ubuntu as a Windows application. I'm not certain that is correct, or have I misunderstood you?
[20:14] <savio> crilly, i think so what you think?
[20:14] <guntbert_> Troy^: maybe tell him to use chmod -v ... (so he actually sees results)
[20:15] <crilly> savio: I think that's wrong, because the MBR has been updated.
[20:15] <BlueWolf> Troy^: chmod: cannot access `cnijfilter-mg2100series-3.60-1-deb.sh': No such file or directory
[20:15] <derply> sapharoth: Right.. so I am in the grub> prompt, how do I do this thang?
[20:15] <Troy^> BlueWolf: you are not in the directory obviously
[20:15] <kunji1> guntbert_: yeah seems like a reasonable way to go ^_^
[20:15] <BlueWolf> Troy^: the .sh is in a file in the downloads?
[20:15] <jochl> I have IDLE in my unity launcher, but when I click on it the windows appear under "*Python Shell*" which makes the launcher behavior quite useless, is there an easy way to associate the windows to the launcher?
[20:16] <adymitruk> stuck on "waiting for headers" while running "sudo apt-get update".. anyone else? is there a cure?
[20:16] <Troy^> BlueWolf: http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Teaching/Unix/unix1.html read 'list' and 'changing directories'
[20:16] <savio> crilly, if you want to remove it you have to use uninstaller of windows
[20:16] <BlueWolf> the file is cnijfilter-mg2100series-3.60-1-deb -  and the .sh is in that install.sh?
[20:16] <BlueWolf> Troy^: the file is cnijfilter-mg2100series-3.60-1-deb - and the .sh is in that install.sh?
[20:17] <savio> crilly, and it;s old method when we have to upgrade win 98 to xp without formatting it that time also same happenes
[20:17] <Troy^> BlueWolf: you need to extract the .sh from it tar -zxvf cnijfilter-mg2100series-3.60-1-deb
[20:17] <BlueWolf> Troy^: I have
[20:17] <savio> crilly, they update MBR but you can uninstall xp using Add and remove facility
[20:17] <Troy^> BlueWolf: ok type ls -l and the .sh should be there no?
[20:18] <summu_> BlueWolf, try running "sh cnijfilter****"
[20:18] <savio> crilly, on wubi webpage :"The Windows-based Ubuntu Installer (Wubi) allows you to install and uninstall Ubuntu from within Microsoft Windows"
[20:18] <summu_> BlueWolf, sorry try running "sh install.sh"
[20:18] <Troy^> summu_: i am not sure BlueWolf even knows how to navigate to a directory via cli
[20:18] <Shehrazad> Hi, all!
[20:19] <crilly> savio: Indeed - the files are stored within Windows, but the MBR has been configured to read the FAT partition to load the boot loader - GUB in this case.
[20:19] <summu_> damn is it BlueWolf!
[20:19] <Shehrazad> is there a way to remove programs from dashboard, especially the ones that have icons in taskbar
[20:19] <summu_> i mean is that true BlueWolf
[20:19] <Shehrazad> unlock only removes them if they are not active
[20:19] <Troy^> summu_: huh?
[20:19] <BlueWolf> Troy^: Hold on, I my have over come my stupidity. Ok i double clicked the .sh and then run in terminal?
[20:20] <guntbert_> adymitruk: is you internet connection ok? if yes try to use a different mirror
[20:20] <Troy^> BlueWolf: i dont know did it run?
[20:20] <varzak> So I downloaded Ubuntu desktop 12.04 64 .. and burned it on a dvd. When I boot to the dvd I get the error "error: "prefix" is not set". and that screen will stay there for several minutes. How to I install ubuntu?
[20:20] <Troy^> BlueWolf: i'm not looking at your desktop
[20:20] <kunji1> BlueWolf: sure, go with that one
[20:20] <arosen1> if you are running ubuntu 12.04 is there anyway to get the classic gnome back like in 10.04? (I'm installed gnome-shell but it's like the 11.04 gnome).
[20:21] <sapharoth> BlueWolf, alright that working i suppose.
[20:21] <NCS_One> varzak: try a pen. like this you don't waste DVDs
[20:21] <savio> crilly, wikipedia has some description  thay says it uses some loopmounted device
[20:21] <savio> crilly, thanks
[20:21] <arosen1> The way that window dragging works at the bottom of gnome-terminal in the new version of gnome drive me crazy. It's hard to click in the right place to expand the window out.
[20:21] <BlueWolf> Troy^: What do you mean  "i'm not looking at your desktop"?
[20:21] <Troy^> varzak: that doesn't tell us very much
[20:21] <NCS_One> varzak: use UNetBootIn
[20:21] <kunji1> arosen1: yeah, it shouldn't be hard to find by googling gnome-classic or gnome classic, something like that.  It's pretty easy and you can pick what one you want at the login screen
[20:22] <varzak> Do you want more detail or what?
[20:22] <Troy^> BlueWolf do us all a favour and google "linux cli for noobs"
[20:22] <sapharoth> arosen1, don't you like the new gnome look?? just asking!!
[20:22] <arosen1> sapharoth: no i hate it :/
[20:22] <savio> crilly, i have ever use mount -o option
[20:22] <arosen1> it was better before  imo
[20:22] <savio> crilly, it's same
[20:22] <shihan> arosen1: yeah, the window draggin is very annoying... if you use the top right, its a little easier
[20:23] <shihan> arosen1: you get like a 1-pixel grab location for the drag :)
[20:23] <varzak> Is it a problem with the disk or my computer
[20:23] <arosen1> Also i don't like the x's on the right side.
[20:23] <arosen1> i mean on the left side.
[20:23] <arosen1> I want them on the right.
[20:23] <BlueWolf> Troy^: Sorry I'm a pain I know. Listen I think I have it working but I just need to try print something. Can I get back to you?
[20:23] <guntbert_> !enter | arosen1
[20:23] <crilly> savio: Indeed - just a loopback device. You simply take an ISO and mount it locally so it appears as a local block device
[20:23] <Troy^> BlueWolf: yup
[20:24] <guntbert_> savio: To mount an ISO disc image, type « sudo mount -o loop <ISO-filename> <mountpoint> »
[20:24] <NCS_One> I installed ubuntu 12 on my laptop and it doesn't detect my second monitor. How can I fix this?
[20:24] <kunji1> arosen1: google that one as well, I'm pretty sure moving the xs back is pretty easy, but I don't remember it off the top of my head
[20:24] <Troy^> NCS_One: what graphics card?
[20:25] <NCS_One> Troy^: nvidia
[20:25] <savio> guntbert_, yeah i know i'm just explaining him thanks anyway
[20:25] <Troy^> NCS_One in settings do you not have a nvidia settings manager?
[20:26] <NCS_One> Troy^: no
[20:26] <derply> Okay.. so I tried using boot-repair again, and this is the first error I get: Embedding-error-in-sda detected. You may want to retry after activating the [Separate /boot partition:] option.
[20:26] <guntbert_> savio: so I addressed the wrong person, sorry :)
[20:26] <Troy^> NCS_One: do you have anything prompting you about propietary graphics driver like a dialog window?
[20:27] <savio> guntbert_, it's not your fault i just type wrong in hurry
[20:27] <NCS_One> Troy^: already done it
[20:27] <savio> guntbert_, sorry for trouble
[20:28] <ghabit> Hello. I have Bose companion 5 sound, how to get it working on ubuntu? (12.04 is here).
[20:28] <derply> ... and here is the other error I get: http://www.pasteall.org/35241
[20:28] <NCS_One> Troy^: When I go to "Additional drivers" it says that "NVIDIA accelareted graphics driver (version current)[Recommended]" is installed
[20:29] <BlueWolf> Troy^: Ok it appears I have over come my stupidity and got it working - Printing. Now I just need to learn how to scan it?
[20:29] <Troy^> NCS_One: type in term nvidia-settings
[20:29] <zykotick9> NCS_One: is this a hybrid video setup?  does "lspci -v | grep -i vga" list 2 cards?
[20:29] <pepee> derply, how many times have you tried to fix it without rebooting?
[20:30] <Troy^> BlueWolf: no idea.. put paper in hit scan button?
[20:30] <savio> crilly, i suggest you should try  Loopmounted Virtual Partition Manager
[20:30] <derply> pepee: Ha.. just the once.
[20:30] <savio> crilly, for fun
[20:30] <Troy^> NCS_One: nvidia-settings will bring up the settings manager
[20:30] <pepee> derply, also, I wouldn't trust in that script
[20:31] <NCS_One> zykotick9: only shows 1
[20:31] <derply> pepee: eh?
[20:31] <kunji1> zykotick9: Do you know much about hybrid setups?  Because I may contact you for some help later if you do.
[20:31] <zykotick9> NCS_One: ok, then open nvidia-setting and verifiy if it shows 2 monitors
[20:31] <zykotick9> kunji1: nothing at all.  sorry man.
[20:31] <pepee> derply, well, doesn't seem to be working. why would you use it again and again?
[20:32] <whoever> are there drivers that work for ausu engts450 vider card ?,  the card works fine in windows  but thing that should have a beig color or white people look blue. I have tried the propietary driver undr settings aditional drivers, but not change
[20:32] <BlueWolf> Troy^: Do you know what program I can use to scan images or documents onto my computer? How does one normally do this on linux?
[20:32] <derply> pepee: If you have an alternative, I'd use it... but that seems to be what everyone recommends.
[20:32] <kunji1> zykotick9: Ah well, I had given up on it, but then you just gave me hope, and then crushed it T.T
[20:32] <Troy^> BlueWolf: did you hit the scan button on your printer or does it not have one?
[20:32] <zykotick9> BlueWolf: xsane or simplescan are 2 common scanning options
[20:32] <pepee> derply, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1581099
[20:33] <whoever> BlueWolf: scane
[20:33] <pepee> derply, under  "From the Live CD:"
[20:33] <kunji1> BlueWolf: yeah simplescan  is as it says, the simple one, but xsane is awesome!
[20:33] <derply> pepee: I'll give it a go, cheers.
[20:33] <BlueWolf> kunji1: xsane is a scanning program?
[20:34] <kunji1> BlueWolf: Yeah
[20:34] <Troy^> BlueWolf: eya
[20:34] <zykotick9> BlueWolf: sane stands for "Scanner Access Now Easy"
[20:35] <BlueWolf> whoever: kunji1: Troy^: which is the better one or user friendly one ? scane or xsane?
[20:36] <derekpioneer> i added display-setup-script= /usr/share/lightdmxrandr.sh to /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf
[20:36] <pepee> derply, this looks better  http://opensource-sidh.blogspot.com/2011/06/recover-grub-live-ubuntu-cd.html
[20:36] <derekpioneer> but it does not run on startup
[20:36] <Troy^> BlueWolf: i don't really scan anything
[20:36] <guntbert_> BlueWolf: why don't you try both and choose yourself?
[20:36] <derekpioneer> when i do sh /usr/share/lightdmxrandr.sh i get a couple errors but it changes my resolution fine
[20:36] <derekpioneer> adding it to /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf does not seem to run it on startup though
[20:36] <derekpioneer> i have to run it manually every time
[20:37] <whoever> BlueWolf: well what are you scanning images, pdfs to ocr
[20:38] <BlueWolf> whoever: all? Documents, images etc
[20:38] <whoever> BlueWolf: xscan, give scan~2pdf a shot, it has ocr capabillities
[20:39] <kunji1> BlueWolf: simplescan is more user friendly, but xsane really isn't hard, so I always go with xsane myself
[20:39] <whoever> BlueWolf: but if you want to do film negetives, slides and don't mind paying  then try vuescan
[20:39] <Troy^> does xsane do scan2pdf?
[20:40] <BlueWolf> 	
[20:40] <BlueWolf> kunji1: ok I will try
[20:40] <BlueWolf> whoever: I don't need that much, just documents
[20:40] <whoever> Kyngdom: i think all the above are pretty user friendy
[20:40] <whoever> BlueWolf: then xscan should do just fine
[20:41] <BlueWolf> whoever: kunji1: Troy^: guntbert_: Thanks all for the help. Sorry if I was a pain :D :D :D :D
[20:41] <Troy^> Scan Tailor looks good too
[20:41] <whoever> BlueWolf: and just thouging it out there i was in the same boat as you a few years ago
[20:41] <whoever> BlueWolf:  np
[20:41] <BlueWolf> whoever: Terrible feeling not knowing much :D
[20:42] <BlueWolf> whoever: Thank you :D
[20:42] <Troy^> We all start somewhere but BlueWolf for your best interest you should goodle "Linux CLI Basics" or "Linux CLI for Noobs"
[20:42] <kunji1> Troy^: What do you mean by that exactly?  You can save as a pdf of course, isn't scan2pdf some other lib though?
[20:42] <Troy^> i mean't will it save whatever you scan to a pdf
[20:43] <BlueWolf> 	
[20:43] <BlueWolf> Troy^: Thanks I guess I am a " Noob " :D
[20:43] <kunji1> yeah, I think bmp is default, but just change the extension to pdf and it saves as pdf instead
[20:44] <kunji1> whoever: the name is xsane, not xscan :P
[20:44] <Troy^> BlueWolf: CLI is the command line backbone to linux. For your better understand of how it works that is where your best bet is to start.
[20:45] <whoever> ah.... /me gives kunji1 a copy of windows 8 :_)
[20:45] <BlueWolf> 	
[20:45] <BlueWolf> Troy^: Once again thanks for the help, I will be looking into it every time I get free time, :D
[20:45] <kunji1> BlueWolf: Yeah, you'll want to know how to use the terminal, start off with just navigation, get used to the commands cd, and ls to start off
[20:45] <timposey> I am trying to install a Nexxt usb wirless 54g adaptor, but ubuntu 10.04 will not let me.  I have installed ndiswrapper and the driver, the driver recognizes the hardware but when I click on the Network manager applet, there is no option to enable wireless networking.  how do I get this option to appear?
[20:45] <BlueWolf> kunji1: Will do, the commands work with all Linuxes right?
[20:46] <kunji1> whoever: T.T... but I don't want Windows...
[20:46] <whoever> BlueWolf: don't foreg man cd or man any command
[20:46] <kunji1> BlueWolf: yeah
[20:46] <Niji> can someone help me make my pendrive unbootable?
[20:46] <BlueWolf> Thanks guys
[20:46] <Troy^> my computer air adjustable height is no longer keeping its seal i don't think i keep slowly getting lower to the floor :S ugh stupid staples chair
[20:47] <zykotick9> BlueWolf: "the commands work with all Linuxes right" NO (see android).  but they work with all gnu/linuxs ;)
[20:47] <Troy^> Niji: backup your important data and format the stick
[20:47] <kunji1> BlueWolf: yeah the man command brings up the short version of the manual for whatever the command you give as an argument is
[20:47] <timposey> Niji what problem are you having
[20:47] <whoever> kunji1: to bad bil gates told me you'd say that and to even insallit for you, and give you your ubuntu disk  to use as a coaster
[20:48] <Niji> someone knows how to make my usb unbootable? i tried formatting doesn't work
[20:48] <Troy^> Niji just change your boot order in your bios
[20:49] <Troy^> Niji if you formatted it what is it trying to boot from the stick?
[20:49] <zykotick9> Niji: you need to remove grub (by clearing the MBR), which isn't on the "partitions".  sorry i don't know the easiest way (or any for that matter) to do that.
[20:49] <Niji> but thats a hassle
[20:49] <shihan> the easiest way is to blat (zero) the first 400 bytes of the usb disk (iirc)
[20:49] <kunji1> Niji: well so long as your bios supports booting from USB, most do these days.
[20:49] <zykotick9> shihan: ftw - if you know how ;)
[20:50] <kunji1> Why would he need to remove grub from the mbr?
[20:50] <shihan> well i ifigure i dont really wanna say how cause i'd do it with dd, and if you choose the wrong /dev/sd?, then its a gunna be painful
[20:50] <zykotick9> kunji1: to make it UN-bootable (assuming it's grub and not something else)
[20:50] <Niji> i don't want it to be bootable cuz i can't use it on the store to print stuff out on those kodak machines
[20:51] <kunji1> zykotick9: oh, whoops, lol, I read that as bootable, yeah
[20:51] <shihan> if you know which /dev/sd? device it is, and you dont care about anything on it... sudo cat /dev/zero > /dev/sdx... make sure you get the right /dev/sd? device tho
[20:51] <kunji1> I'm pretty sure you can use dd and just write nothingness to the mbr
[20:51] <unless__> If I want to run Apache at my machine do I need to change anything at this machine firewall?
[20:52] <kunji1> unless__:no, are you even running a firewall?
[20:52] <Niji> i don't have anything important in it now
[20:52] <jrib> unless__: default firewall blocks nothing
[20:52] <timposey>  when I click on the Network manager applet, there is no option to enable wireless networking.  how do I get this option to appear?
[20:52] <Niji> i'll try that ty
[20:52] <unless__> ok, I was just interested if there were a default firewall.
[20:52] <NCS_One> trevorj, zykotick9: its working now. Thanks
[20:53] <NCS_One> err
[20:53] <unless__> I think I explained myself poorly. Thank you guys!
[20:53] <kunji1> unless__: There is a default one (ufw), but it's also not in use by default
[20:53] <dr_willis> !firewall
[20:53] <unless__> kunji1, ok, thank you.
[20:53] <NCS_One> Troy^, zykotick9: its working now. Thanks
[20:53] <Troy^> NCS_One: np
[20:54] <kunji1> nice dr_willis, if I spend more time here I should probably learn those ubottu summons
[20:55] <pepee> ‮
[20:55] <BlueWolf> 	
[20:55] <BlueWolf> kunji1: Sorry I am back to irritate you guys. Ok the printing works but the scanning programs are not picking up my scanner?
[20:55] <guntbert_> !brain > kunji1
[20:56] <weeedar> could anyone take a look at my weird OpenAl-problems? :/ http://paste.debian.net/189853/
[20:58] <nwilson5> trying to set up a cronjob, i keep getting this error in syslog: "CRON[25537]: (CRON) error (grandchild #25538 failed with exit status 1)"
[20:58] <zykotick9> NCS_One: nice work, glad to help.
[20:58] <BlueWolf> Troy^: Sorry I am back to irritate you. Ok the printing works but the scanning programs are not picking up my scanner?
[20:58] <nwilson5> anyone know what that might be. below it it says: "(CRON) info (No MTA installed, discarding output)"
[20:59] <zykotick9> nwilson5: cron is trying to email it's output, but you don't have a mail server (MTA installed)...
[20:59] <nwilson5> k, so unimportant
[20:59] <nwilson5> but not sure why the script is erroring
[20:59] <riktking> i hav e a problem, i have set ssh password less entry up, but need to reverse it, hpow do i do it
[20:59] <skpl^> BlueWolf: scangear
[20:59] <nwilson5> i can run it outside of cron
[20:59] <jochl> I have IDLE in my unity launcher, but when I click on it the windows appear under "*Python Shell*" which makes the launcher behavior quite useless, is there any way to associate the windows to the launcher?
[21:00] <Niji> how do i remove the first 4.0kb from the usb?
[21:00] <BlueWolf> skpl^: Another program?
[21:00] <zykotick9> Niji: is it grub or windows that is bootable on the usb?
[21:00] <Niji> windows
[21:00] <skpl^> BlueWolf: download and install the scangearmp package
[21:01] <BlueWolf> skpl^: Where do I download it from?
[21:01] <sapharoth> Niji, it's by default. you don't have to.
[21:01] <kunji1> BlueWolf: Sorry man, I've never had xsane not work with a scanner of mine.
[21:02] <Niji> It won't return to normal tho even when i formatted it
[21:02] <BlueWolf> kunji1: It just could not find my scanner?
[21:02] <zykotick9> BlueWolf: try starting xsane with gksudo, so from a run or terminal "gksudo xsane".  does that pickup your scanner?
[21:02] <kunji1> BlueWolf: but you might want to try logging out and in again to see if it picks it up, and try disconnecting and reconnecting the scanner
[21:02] <trism> jochl: bug 737106 , unfortunately I don't immediately see any workaround
[21:02] <shihan> niji: did you try the bit above? (cat /dev/zero > /dev/sd...)
[21:02] <sapharoth> Niji, and it's not the virus, the usb has it reserved.
[21:03] <Niji> i typed that nothing happens
[21:03] <shihan> niji: did you check which device your usb is? i.e. its /dev/sdx where x is a letter between a-z (make SURE you get the right one)
[21:03] <NCS_One> on ubuntu 12 where can I change the positions of the workspaces?
[21:04] <BlueWolf> zykotick9: this is what it says: You try to run Xsane as ROOT, that really is Dangerous! - Do I Continue at my own risK?
[21:04] <Niji> how do i know which one? lol doesn't tell me just says cruzer
[21:05] <shihan> niji: when you plug it in, it should mount somewhere, if you do a "df" from the command line, you should see it as /dev/sdx
[21:05] <Niji> ok its sda1
[21:05] <shihan> oh no, i very much doubt its sda1
[21:05] <zykotick9> BlueWolf: continue - and see if it works!  did you use gksudo?  that's important!
[21:05] <shihan> whats sda1 "mounted on"?
[21:06] <Niji> 3%
[21:06] <shihan> niji: next column
[21:06] <BlueWolf> 	
[21:06] <dr_willis> :-)
[21:06] <shihan> like "/" or "/media/" something
[21:06] <BlueWolf> zykotick9: Yes I use: gksudo xsane
[21:06] <Niji> just "/"
[21:06] <BluesKaj> Niji, try lsusb?
[21:06] <zykotick9> BlueWolf: then continue, it'll probably see your scanner (right away possibly)
[21:06] <shihan> niji: yeah, thats your harddrive, you dont want to tough sda
[21:07] <BlueWolf> zykotick9: No it has not found my scanner?
[21:07] <shihan> is there something "mounted on" "/media/...."?
[21:07] <dioxin> join beaglebone
[21:07] <Niji> yeah i see two
[21:07] <Niji> dev/sr1                  6828      6828         0 100% /media/U3 System
[21:07] <Niji> /dev/sdb1              7823360         4   7823356   1% /media/C4D7-163F
[21:07] <shihan> is it a 8gb usb drive?
[21:07] <Niji> yeah
[21:08] <zykotick9> BlueWolf: sorry, exit out then.  i got no other ideas (fyi, i need to run xsane like that for it to find mine, i'm sure there is a scanner-group or something that i should be a member of to fix it)
[21:08] <Niji> sdb1 i assume
[21:08] <trism> Niji: you can't just reformat to get rid of the /dev/sr1 device, I had to use the u3 removal tool from sandisk's site on windows, there is also a linux tool around somewhere but I don't know if it works/still works
[21:08] <shihan> eject it, make sure /dev/sdb1 disappears from the table first... if it does, re-plug it back in, and then "sudo cat /dev/zero > /dev/sdb" (not /dev/sdb1"
[21:08] <BlueWolf> zykotick9: So what now?
[21:09] <Niji> u3 thats the problem i can't get that off
[21:09] <shihan> trism, u3's are bootable?
[21:09] <zykotick9> BlueWolf: it also sees my TV capture card on start, i have no idea why ;).   sorry man, I gots nothin' :(  good luck.
[21:09] <shihan> OH RIGHT, ignore what i've been saying then
[21:09] <Niji> i'm reading
[21:09] <luyang> Hey does anyone recommend OSSEC?
[21:09] <BlueWolf> 	
[21:09] <BlueWolf> zykotick9: Thanks :D
[21:09] <zykotick9> BlueWolf: i'd search to see my scanner was supported by sane, not all are...
[21:10] <Niji> i've ejected it
[21:10] <BlueWolf> 	
[21:10] <Vooloo> how do I get java 7 jdk?
[21:10] <BlueWolf> zykotick9: I have a number of scanning programs
[21:10] <dr_willis> had to kill some u 3s in the past.
[21:10] <trism> Niji: http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2550/~/removing%2Funinstalling-u3-launchpad-on-a-pc if you have access to windows, afterwards it is just a normal usb drive
[21:10] <Niji> i only see one media on the list now
[21:10] <zykotick9> BlueWolf: i'd guess they are all probably frontends to sane.  but i could be wrong.  do any of them work?
[21:11] <BlueWolf> 	
[21:11] <BlueWolf> zykotick9: No
[21:11] <IngElias> Hola hay alguien que hable español?
[21:11] <shihan> niji: dont do what i said, trism's the guy to listen to
[21:11] <OerHeks> Niji, if you want to remove u3 stuff, there is an U3-tool
[21:11] <NCS_One> on can I change the default workspaces positions to: 4 workspaces 1 row?
[21:11] <OerHeks> !info u3-tool
[21:11] <Niji> haha ah i see
[21:12] <dr_willis> NCS_One: with unity i  dont think you csn
[21:12] <dr_willis> can
[21:12] <Niji> thank you for helping
[21:12] <Niji> everyone
[21:12] <kunji1> zykotick9: Xsane is the frontend to sane, it's in the software center and it works great.  I believe simplescan is also actually a frontend for sane, but just has very limited options.
[21:12] <zykotick9> BlueWolf: what's with the "I" before each of your posts?
[21:13] <zykotick9> kunji1: that's what i was sayin' ;)  i like xsane myself, simplescan is too simple ;)
[21:13] <kunji1> zykotick9: yeah same ^_^
[21:13] <BlueWolf> zykotick9: What I?
[21:13] <zykotick9> BlueWolf: that time it didn't happen
[21:14] <zykotick9> 17:09 < BlueWolf> I
[21:14] <kunji1> Vooloo: you download it from the Oracle site
[21:14] <BlueWolf> zykotick9: Not sure?
[21:14] <zykotick9> BlueWolf: and at 17:10 and 17:11 as well
[21:14] <BlueWolf> zykotick9: I don't know, I'm not doing it.
[21:15] <zykotick9> BlueWolf: but you are ;)
[21:15] <BlueWolf> zykotick9: It's Aliens :D
[21:16] <kunji1> Vooloo: You could also use icedtea or openjdk from the repos, but I needed the Oracle version myself in order to use the FX2 stuff.
[21:16] <alecb> can anyone tell me if I have manuf drivers for my wifi card installed or if I'm still using the kernel drivers? my lspci: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1204994/, my lsmod: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1204993/
[21:16] <lighterapp> what command can use to find out the actual font i am using at this very moment on Gnome Terminal?
[21:16] <jochl> trism: thanks for the link anyway
[21:17] <demonoid_com> hello guys
[21:17] <kunji1> Vooloo: I need to log out and back in real quick, but I can help you some more with any of those 3 options if you would like when I get back
[21:18] <StanaDyne> can someone help me with an error I'm getting while trying to delete a file? (Invalid Argument)
[21:18] <Sokel> StanaDyne: rm filename. What's hard about that
[21:18] <StanaDyne> rm: cannot remove `02-junk_yard.mp3': Invalid argument
[21:19] <Sokel> StanaDyne: Because you're not \'ing out the -
[21:19] <demonoid_com> rm -f
[21:19] <demonoid_com> try rm -f filename
[21:19] <Sokel> demonoid_com lol, no
[21:19] <beandog> StanaDyne: try putting double quotes around it.
[21:19] <beandog> rm "filename"
[21:19] <demonoid_com> Sokel why :D
[21:20] <beandog> that covers anything that'd need to be escaped (unless it has quotes in it)
[21:20] <Sokel> demonoid_com: Invalid argument MEANS there's a - somewhere in the filename. That's why you don't try to put a -f on it and expect it to work.
[21:20] <jrib> StanaDyne: I already told you what to do.  You need to fsck that partition
[21:20] <Sokel> demonoid_com: It's either you " " the file name or you put \ before the -
[21:20] <Niji> trism ty it worked :D and everyone else for their support ^^
[21:21] <shihan> invalid argument is usually a bad thing, a "-" in the middle of a filename wont affect rm either
[21:21] <Sokel> shihan: You'd be surprised.
[21:21] <demonoid_com> Socket you are right :)
[21:21] <Shehrazad> There are two softwares if I were to search for wine in software center in 12.04. Do I only need program loader, or I also need to install compatibility layer?
[21:21] <Maksim> Hi all
[21:21] <beandog> shihan: yah, your'e right
[21:22] <beandog> having a - doesn't affect it, *unles* it's at the start
[21:22] <beandog> touch foo-bar; rm foo-bar; no problems
[21:22] <Maksim> Is there a way to uninstall a .py file?
[21:22] <Maksim> setup.py
[21:22] <smw_> Shehrazad, the program loader should install the compatibility layer as a dependency
[21:22] <iarp> I'm using an application to mount a drive to /mnt/cloud now would be it be possible to share that /mnt/cloud with smb or the like
[21:23] <j`ey> does Ubuntu not support 9.04 packages anymore?
[21:23] <shihan> also if you have a file starting with "-" putting quotes wont help, you have to go "rm -- -nameoffile"
[21:23] <yeats> !9.04
[21:23] <marcappuccino> !9.04
[21:23] <alecb> bump -- how I can tell if I have manufacturer drivers installed or am using a kernel driver for my wifi card?
[21:23] <j`ey> !eol
[21:23] <yeats> Maksim: how did you install the file?
[21:23] <beandog> shihan: really?  I didn't know that.  That's cool.
[21:23] <Shehrazad> thanx smw
[21:24] <demonoid_com> can told me somebody ahow i can catch bluetooth device
[21:24] <Maksim> yeats, I don't remember but I used the terminal
[21:24] <demonoid_com> in /dev/?
[21:24] <Sokel> alecb: If it's working, why does it matter?
[21:24] <shihan> "invalid argument" usually means there is a file system error or some bit of kernel code is possibly getting in your way (selinux, app armor etc)... either way you'll see logs somewhere or sometimes dmesg |tail might give you clues
[21:24] <yeats> Maksim: why do you need to uninstall it?
[21:25] <StanaDyne> Invalid Argument > http://pastebin.ca/2204313
[21:25] <Maksim> yeats, I had installed python upstream and it was messing with the default python
[21:25] <alecb> Sokel: it's not working (well)
[21:25] <Maksim> yeats, i want to make sure its gone
[21:25] <yeats> Maksim: in that case, a lot depends on how you installed it
[21:25] <crilly> OK, with Ubuntu installed, the graphics/UI look sharp. The moment I activate an nVidia driver, it goes blurry and crap.
[21:25] <j`ey> yeats: i couldnt tell from that link. does it mean packages are taken offline?
[21:25] <Sokel> StanaDyne: fsck the partition, like someone previously said.
[21:26] <yeats> j`ey: yes, eventually
[21:26] <shihan> yeah, thats an ugly error, what sokel said
[21:26] <j`ey> aw
[21:26] <Sokel> j`ey: It means that you shouldn't use it anymore because no one is going to bother supporting it. It's too old.
[21:26] <j`ey> Sokel: yeah..
[21:26] <j`ey> just not sure of the best way to upgrade this
[21:27]  * j`ey looks for usb stick
[21:27] <Sokel> j`ey: Backup your stuff and start over.
[21:27] <j`ey> well, I mean, what medium!
[21:27] <Sokel> j`ey: it all installs the same.
[21:27] <j`ey> i have to reboot into a LiveCD style thing I guess
[21:27] <j`ey> yeah
[21:27] <sapharoth> StanaDyne, reboot and try first dont directly go for fsck.
[21:28] <Sokel> j`ey: If you're going to absolutely use something for way too long, than stick with an LTS ubuntu.
[21:28] <Sokel> j`ey: It'll work for 18 months and then you can upgrade to the next LTS.
[21:28] <j`ey> but I need a usb stick first!
[21:29] <demonoid_com> i need help about bluetooth
[21:29] <lighterapp> what command can use to find out the actual font i am using at this very moment on Gnome Terminal?
[21:30] <j`ey> is a 256mb stivk enough for 12.04?
[21:30] <sentryseven> hello
[21:30] <shihan> lighterapp: edit menu-> profile preferences
[21:30] <j`ey> 12.04 live cd
[21:31] <sentryseven> so what are we hacking today
[21:32] <StanaDyne> sapharoth - I have the volume encrypted so I need to decrypt and mount before I can even see the files
[21:32] <jomplo> hi
[21:32] <sentryseven> helo
[21:32] <jonnyro> I have an openGL app that runs slower after another window is dragged over it.  Any thoughts on what could be happening? (thinking xdamage events....)
[21:33] <lighterapp> shihan, the only thing it tells me is that i am using the system fixed width font, whatever that that means
[21:33] <sentryseven> can anyone recommend a media server for a home network so that i can play videos on my tv
[21:33] <shihan> lighterapp: which version ubuntu?
[21:33] <kunji1> jonnyro: Is this an app you wrote, or something in Ubuntu standardly?
[21:33] <jomplo> I need to add a my new user account to sudo, as root gedit /etc/sudoer did not work, in fact in the duoer file it said to use visudo
[21:34] <lighterapp> 11.10
[21:34] <ns-nazri> hi
[21:34] <Troy^> sentryseven: what are you using as a frontend? like a HTPC or a console?
[21:34] <BlueWolf> I have a Canon Pixma MG2100 all in one printer. It prints ok but not of the scanning programs are picking it up, what do I do?
[21:34] <beandog> sentryseven: xbmc
[21:34] <lighterapp> Gnome Terminal on 11.10
[21:34] <sentryseven> console
[21:34] <beandog> sentryseven: xbmc, mythtv, and there's one more big one I can't remember.
[21:34] <jomplo> can someone pls explain this for me? echo 'new_username ALL=(ALL) ALL' >> /etc/sudoers
[21:35] <yeats> BlueWolf: have you tried gimp?
[21:35] <shihan> lighterapp: system fonts are set in the theme, though off the top of my head i cant remember what that is in 11.10 (possibly want to install myunity and look what that says)
[21:35] <Troy^> sentryseven: xbmc would be for the front end portion, as media library (i.e. on HTPC) as for server i would use samba or nfs
[21:35] <jomplo> Will that add me to sudoer?
[21:35] <sentryseven> i have xbmc but my tv is a google tv how do i get my tv to play the videos on my computer
[21:35] <kunji1> beandog: Moovidia?  Or something like that?
[21:35] <sentryseven> samba thx
[21:36] <shihan> you could try mediatomb as well, its a decent upnp av server
[21:36] <yeats> jomplo: if you're using desktop ubuntu, you can just change the user to an administrator via the gui
[21:36] <sentryseven> thank you for the advice
[21:37] <kunji1> sentryseven: I really recommend just having the computer connected to the tv directly, but if that's not an option, then you need to stream somehow.  If google tvs can act as UpnP clients, then yeah mediatomb is a great option
[21:37] <crunchybumble> so. I'm the proud owner of a particularly borked Ubuntu install, I'd like to get working well enough to dist-upgrade. right now, I've got broken dependencies. apt-get install -f doesn't work, as (apparently) my local perl is in an horrific state. IO/File.pm, among others, is missing or can't be found in path (I know _I_ didn't move it)
[21:37] <crunchybumble> so umm... what do?
[21:37] <shihan> theres also xbmc for android (your millage may vary)
[21:37] <ns-nazri> tv cad pci u get
[21:37] <ns-nazri> maybe
[21:37] <crunchybumble> download some generic version of perl to /opt/bin/perl and add that to @INC?
[21:38] <j`ey> oh.. there are no LiveCD style things for ARM?
[21:38] <yeats> !pm | jomplo
[21:38] <shihan> j`ey: yes and no... not cd, but live usb yes
[21:38] <kunji1> crunchybumble: you don't want to deal with dependency hell, at that point I would backup everything you want to keep and just do a fresh install of the new distro.
[21:38] <shihan> j`ey, or live sd
[21:38] <j`ey> well, live usb
[21:38] <yeats> !mint | jomplo
[21:38] <beandog> crunchybumble: personall I would just cpan: cpan install <perl module>
[21:38] <j`ey> well, I wsnt to put it on my usb
[21:39] <sentryseven> how can i download mediatomb its not in the software center
[21:39] <shihan> j`ey, what type of arm box is it?
[21:39] <j`ey> and boot from that, then install to my machine
[21:39] <kunji1> sentryseven: it's in the repositories though, you can install it with sudo apt-get install mediatomb
[21:39] <sentryseven> thank you
[21:39] <kunji1> sentryseven: also I thought it was in the software center now though, lemme check
[21:39] <rak4nishu> How can I see the description of a package from the command line?
[21:39] <crunchybumble> beandog: I tried that, but its complaining about warnings/register.pm not being located, and as a result I don't seem to be able to pull anything down with cpan
[21:40] <beandog> crunchybumble: ah, that sucks. :(
[21:40] <anonimo> film il ritorno del cavaliere oscuro???
[21:40] <shihan> rak4nishu, apt-cache showpkg "packagename"
[21:40] <crunchybumble> kunji1: dang. I was hoping there would be a simple scalpel-not-cudgel solution
[21:40] <anonimo> qualcuno può inviarmi quel film
[21:40] <j`ey> shihan: aha.. i found a preinstalled image
[21:41] <rak4nishu> shihan, thank you
[21:41] <shihan> j`ey, which box, just out of curiosity?
[21:41] <BlueWolf> I have a Canon Pixma MG2100 all in one printer. It prints ok but not of the scanning programs are picking it up, what do I do?
[21:41] <kunji1> crunchybumble: does it have a lot of dependencies or something?
[21:41] <anonimo> hi every body!!!
[21:41] <j`ey> shihan: its.. unnamed
[21:41] <nexusguy59> Good Afternoon everyone
[21:41] <anonimo> can i ask a question???
[21:41] <shihan> j`ey, ahh, fair enough :) i've tried it on a toshy ac100, and the various allwinner a10 bits and pieces... works quite well generally speaking
[21:41] <nexusguy59> Go for it anonimo
[21:41] <j`ey> is it feasable to just upgrade from 9.04
[21:42] <j`ey> or is a reinstall better?
[21:42] <crunchybumble> kunji1: its a bunch of openoffice stufff
[21:42] <yeats> j`ey: you're probably looking at a reinstall
[21:42] <j`ey> gr
[21:42] <crunchybumble> maybe I can just remove the dependent packages
[21:42] <crunchybumble> I wonder if thats doeable
[21:42] <kunji1> crunchybumble: oh, my bad, wrong person, yeah, I think this one is kinda cudgel, unless you really like puzzles and want to dig through your dependencies a lot (might be something small, but you would need to find someone really knowledgeable on it, which isn't me)
[21:42] <j`ey> Ive never done it this way, dont wanna mess up whaats currently working
[21:43] <crunchybumble> hmmm... that sounds like a goose-chasey unpleasant experience. :/
[21:43] <crunchybumble> thanks though
[21:43] <shihan> j`ey, are you trying to do an upgrade on the arm box?
[21:43] <j`ey> shihan: yes
[21:43] <sentryseven> kunjil i got apt opened it and it says mediatomb UI is disabled check your configuration
[21:43] <shihan> j`ey, my suggestion: dont bother, it'll break horribly
[21:43] <j`ey> shihan: but i cant seem to get ssh
[21:43] <kunji1> sentryseven: yeah mediatomb is totally in the software center, just search for it
[21:43] <j`ey> I could just download the sources..
[21:44] <BlueWolf> I have a Canon Pixma MG2100 all in one printer. It prints ok but non of the scanning programs are picking it up, what do I do?
[21:45] <shihan> j`ey, "sudo apt-get install -y openssh-client openssh-server" (or do you mean that doesnt work or ssh isnt running anymore)?
[21:45] <j`ey> shihan: i want the server
[21:45] <shihan> j`ey, does the apt-get bit above work?
[21:45] <ns-nazri> scanning is good condition ok or not
[21:46] <j`ey> shihan: i get 404 not found
[21:47] <j`ey> Ill try apt-get update
[21:47] <kunji1> BlueWolf: Actually if I were you I would bother the folks in #sane for the scanner issue.  You'll need to be patient on getting a response because there's not so many of them, but they're really the experts on sane.
[21:49] <ns-nazri> BluWolf; what ubuntu vision you use
[21:49] <andy> whats the best dvd ripper
[21:49] <szal> vision?
[21:49] <szal> !best | andy
[21:49] <sentryseven> MediaTomb UI is disabled. Check your configuration.?
[21:49] <yeats> j`ey: this might help: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades
[21:50] <kunji1> sentryseven: hmm, you might need to edit the configuration file.  How it works with mediatomb is that it starts a web ui and give you the link to it when you start mediatomb
[21:50] <jey> shihan: http://pastebin.com/10X9pmR7 when I try aopt-get upgrade
[21:51] <jey> yeats: note, Im on ARM, if it makes a difference
[21:51] <shihan> j`ey, its possible whatever repo your arm box is pointing at is gone, some of the arm repo's have switched around a bit
[21:51] <kunji1> sentryseven: I don't have my mediatomb running machine in front of me at the moment unfortunately, and I don't know exactly where it is off the top of my head, actually I guess I can try installing it right now on here and remove it after
[21:51] <jey> yeah.. where did they go!
[21:52] <sentryseven> that would be awesome i am looking into the internet config right now i dont no how to look up the app config
[21:52] <BlueWolf> ns-nazri: 10.04
[21:52] <shihan> j`ey, you probably want to move your apt-sources to this repo: http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/
[21:52] <jey> shihan: I dont use ubuntu normally, can you tell me where to look to change that
[21:52] <BlueWolf> kunji1: Ok I will. Thanks :D
[21:52] <jey> ?
[21:53] <yeats> jey: /etc/apt/sources.list
[21:53] <maicod> is there a tool to create md5 checksums of all the files in a partition ?
[21:53] <jey> thanks
[21:53] <yeats> maicod: 'md5sum *'
[21:53] <shihan> jey anything thats pointing at ports.ubuntu.com with jaunty, should now point at old-released.ubuntu.com
[21:54] <shihan> *old-releases.ubuntu.com i mean
[21:54] <jey> yeah, running apt-get update with the old url now
[21:54] <kunji1> sentryseven: oh, I see the problem, start it on the command line, that launcher is no good
[21:54] <jey> Soon I might be able to kill the UI :D
[21:55] <kunji1> sentryseven: it will give you a bunch of info and then a local ip where the web UI is
[21:55] <kunji1> sentryseven: I usually just run it on the command line and use ctrl-c to stop it when I'm finished with it
[21:56] <ns-nazri> Bluewolf; i try my scanner hp 2500 is ok i have vision 12.04
[21:56] <szal> ns-nazri: vision?
[21:56] <silverslimer> so .. um.. no commercial blu-ray player for ubuntu available?
[21:57] <kunji1> szal: he means version
[21:57] <ns-nazri> Bluewolf; vision 12.04
[21:57] <szal> kunji1: of course he does, but I didn't ask you :P
[21:57] <ns-nazri> Bluewolf; maybe system kernel
[21:57] <maicod> yeats: ah :)
[21:57] <kunji1> szal: yeah, fair enough
[21:58] <alpre> I will patent vision numbers
[21:58] <BlueWolf> 	
[21:58] <BlueWolf> ns-nazri: Well mine is a Canon pixma MG2100, how do I get the scanner part to work? What's system kernel?
[21:58] <szal> BlueWolf: tried installing the proprietary Canon driver?
[21:58] <kunji1> alpre: you can't the optometrists already have it.
[21:58] <ns-nazri> Bluewolf; system kernel is progmming is linux
[21:59] <BlueWolf> szal: I have I think, I mean it prints?
[21:59] <BlueWolf> 	
[21:59] <BlueWolf> ns-nazri: Sorry but what do I do with it?
[22:00] <shihan> jey, btw, can you "cat /proc/cpuinfo" and pastebin the output?
[22:00] <szal> BlueWolf: the fact that it prints doesn't necessarily indicate a proprietary driver
[22:00] <ns-nazri> Bluewolf; try new hp 2500 or hp 2600, this is better
[22:01] <BlueWolf> szal: Ok then how do I acquire a proprietary driver
[22:01] <szal> BlueWolf: from Canon
[22:01] <ns-nazri> Bluewolf; old year i read it megazine "the isu canon printer and scanner"
[22:01] <BlueWolf> ns-nazri: I have just bought this printer or rather it was bought for me?
[22:02] <kunji1> Bluewolf: ns-nazri may be working through a language barrier.  The kernel is the core of operating system.  Linux is technically the kernel.  In a distribution like Ubuntu, there is the kernel (Linux), the GNU tools on top of that, and then lots of other things on top of that, lke X (the windowing system), etc..
[22:02] <szal> Canon Europe webpage is down atm, but drivers should be available elsewhere as well
[22:02] <j`ey> shihan: no :P
[22:02] <shihan> j`ey: why? well, in any case, if its armv5 (or less) jaunty is the last ditro that supports it
[22:02] <j`ey> its arm7
[22:03] <ns-nazri> Bluewolf; or maybe you must upgrade kernel or new vision
[22:03] <ns-nazri> Bluewolf; this good reason
[22:03] <BlueWolf> 	
[22:03] <BlueWolf> kunji1: Ok
[22:03] <j`ey> shihan: how would I tell sshd to start on boot?
[22:03] <shihan> j`ey, do you know how to update the kernel/initrd on your particular bit of hardware?
[22:03] <j`ey> shihan: nope :S
[22:04] <j`ey> so.. leaving it at 9.04 for now
[22:04] <shihan> j`ey, in 9.04, um chkconfig i think maybe :) been a while since i used it
[22:04] <szal> BlueWolf: Canon USA webpage doesn't list your model
[22:04] <j`ey> dont have chkconfig :<
[22:04] <shihan> or update-rc.d
[22:05] <shihan> it'd be something like "update-rc.d ssh enable"
[22:05] <BlueWolf> szal: The actual model is "Canon Pixma MG2140"
[22:05] <BlueWolf> Sorry
[22:05] <compdoc> j`ey, what sshd did you install?
[22:05] <BlueWolf> :D
[22:05] <j`ey> compdoc: openssh-server
[22:06] <compdoc> then is should already be running
[22:06] <compdoc> it
[22:06] <j`ey> yeah it said "system start links for blah already exist"
[22:06] <shihan> yeah, in that case it should already be running as compdoc said... "ps -ef |grep sshd" just ot be sure
[22:07] <j`ey> well it's running now, but I want it to run on boot too :)
[22:07] <kunji1> Peace out all, good luck and have fun!
[22:07] <j`ey> (and that text make sme think it will)
[22:07] <derply> Hey all.. I am still having trouble booting... grub still does not show up after following a couple of tutorials. :-/
[22:07] <derply> pepee: No dice.
[22:08] <szal> BlueWolf: http://www.canon-europe.com/Support/Consumer_Products/products/Fax__Multifunctionals/InkJet/PIXMA_MG_series/PIXMA_MG2140.aspx?DLtcmuri=tcm:13-875791&page=1&type=download <- there you go
[22:09] <pepee> derply, got an error message or something?
[22:09] <compdoc> j`ey, I'll I do is install openssh-server, and edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config   to set PermitRootLogin no
[22:09] <compdoc> and it runs
[22:10] <shihan> j`ey, the problem with trying to dist upgrade it, ubuntu really has no clue how to upgrade the kernel in the process, so you'll need to figure it out while your doing it
[22:10] <derply> pepee: Nope, it just boots to a blinking underscore symbol. :-/
[22:10] <j`ey> compdoc: cool
[22:10] <j`ey> shihan: I might leave it for another day
[22:10] <pepee> derply, are you sure the problem is grub?
[22:11] <BlueWolf> szal: I downloaded the drivers. But I will download this one and try it. Thank you :D
[22:11] <derply> pepee: I am not SURE it is with grub.. but it only happened after I expanded my main parition after deleting an old one.. so I assume it has something to do with the bootloader..
[22:11] <pepee> also, tried deactivating the floppy drive and unplugging USB devices?
[22:11] <shihan> j`ey, is it running off sd, usb or internal nand?
[22:11] <szal> BlueWolf: the drivers for this model are separated into printer and scanner drivers
[22:11] <pepee> derply, but can you see the grub menu?
[22:12] <derply> pepee: nope
[22:12] <j`ey> shihan: Im not sure tbh
[22:12] <j`ey> well, its not sd or usb
[22:12] <j`ey> so yes, probably internal flash
[22:12] <shihan> j`ey, oh, must be internal nand in that case... oh the joys of trying to upgrade those kernels
[22:12] <pepee> derply, can you paste files to pastebin?
[22:12] <derply> Sure....
[22:12] <derply> pepee: What do you want?
[22:13] <shihan> j`ey, do you have a serial/usb console for it, does it us uboot?
[22:13] <derply> pepee: Actually, there does happen to be an error when I go to update grub.. let me try to replicate it quick.
[22:13] <BlueWolf> szal: Ok so I need to install them separately?
[22:13] <j`ey> shihan: I think it's uboot
[22:14] <shihan> j`ey if you can break the autoboot (usually 3 seconds on power up), trying "printenv" that should give you a clue as to how its booting... u-boot aint too bad
[22:14] <j`ey> what do you mean "break" the autoboot
[22:14] <shihan> j`ey, hit any key on the console
[22:14] <BlueWolf> szal: Ok now am I installing it right because I am extracting it and then running the .sh file in the terminal?
[22:15] <j`ey> shihan: ah
[22:15] <j`ey> shihan: well, it's on now :P
[22:15] <pepee> derply, I need the output from the 'lsblk' or 'fdisk -l' commands, and I need the /boot/grub/grub.cfg file
[22:15] <shihan> depending on the uboot it *might* even say "hit any key to stop autoboot:..." and count down from 3... if your lucky... some do not and require some special combo of keys... very irritating, im curious though, why so secretive about the hardware?
[22:16] <derply> pepee: Okay.. here's where I get the error: http://www.pasteall.org/35244
[22:16] <j`ey> shihan: just cos
[22:17] <shihan> j`ey, fair enough... if it is an a10 chip, it wont boot either network or usb, but it will boot sdcard... theres alot of good info about boot processes of various chips on the rhombus site though
[22:17] <ns-nazri> szal: thank you learn to me "printer model Issue"
[22:18] <pepee> derply, https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:lQbuep27JUQJ:http://bbs.archbang.org/viewtopic.php%3Fpid%3D18066%2B
[22:19] <BlueWolf> szal: Ok now am I installing it right because I am extracting it and then running the .sh file in the terminal?
[22:19] <szal> BlueWolf: no, you unpack the .debs & install those for your architecture
[22:19] <pepee> derply, try adding   --force   to  grub-install
[22:20] <derply> pepee: grub-install --force /dev/sda?
[22:20] <pepee> derply, yeah, and  --no-floppy
[22:21] <BlueWolf> 	
[22:21] <BlueWolf> szal: Sorry install where and how?
[22:21] <BlueWolf> szal: install those for your architecture" How?
[22:21] <derply> pepee: http://www.pasteall.org/35245
[22:21] <Sh0rtWave> Hi all
[22:21] <Sh0rtWave> quick question
[22:22] <Sh0rtWave> What's the simplest way to disable the very annoying "you must authenticate to install software" prompt?
[22:22] <szal> BlueWolf: either w/ dpkg or gdebi (commandline available; syntax is straightforward; refer to 'man gdebi' for details)
[22:22] <Sh0rtWave> IOW, I don't want it to ask me about installing software. Anywhere.
[22:22] <Sh0rtWave> not in X. Not in the terminal.
[22:22] <szal> BlueWolf: and your architecture you find out from 'uname -a' (i686/i386 = 32bit; x86_64 = 64bit)
[22:22] <BlueWolf> szal: I am sorry, I don't understand what you mean or what I am supposed to do :(
[22:23] <kevin> Sh0rtWave: uhmmm well you need to authenticate to sudo the install. only other way is to log in as root to x, which is highly not recommended
[22:23] <shihan> Sh0rtWave, you do realise your heading into "bad security" territory right
[22:23] <kevin> very very bad security
[22:24] <Mongey> Hey, does anyone know where I can access logs for Vino (Desktop sharing)
[22:24] <nexusguy59> shaladore you around
[22:24] <shihan> there is a way to disable it, just wanna make sure you understand what your asking :)
[22:24] <Sh0rtWave> shihan: I know, and I don't care.
[22:25] <Mongey> Just had random person log into my machine and try to execute something ...
[22:25] <Sh0rtWave> shihan: I just want it disabled, because it annoys the life out of me. I know how to fix the terminal...I just need to know how to get that annoying "you must authenticate" window to get out of my face.
[22:25] <shihan> Sh0rtWave, k, basically follow this: http://my.opera.com/Viperstryker/blog/how-to-disable-sudo-password-prompts-on-ubuntu and you shall never be bothered again :)
[22:25] <szal> BlueWolf: iirc: gdebi install /path/to/package1.deb /path/to/package2.deb <- requires .debs to have been unpacked from the .tar.gz you downloaded & you to enter the correct path and filenames
[22:26] <szal> can't be too hard
[22:26] <pepee> derply, https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GRUB2#msdos-style_error_message
[22:27] <szal> BlueWolf: and just in case you didn't come to that conclusion yourself, prepend the command w/ 'sudo'
[22:27] <Sh0rtWave> shihan: Thank you for a clear, and non-condenscending answer.
[22:27] <Sh0rtWave> sudoers?
[22:27] <Sh0rtWave> That's it?
[22:27] <Sh0rtWave> That'll bypass the annoying window?
[22:27] <pepee> derply, btw, what livecd are you using?
[22:27] <derply> pepee: Yeah.. I am not in some sort of "vm" container...
[22:27] <derply> pepee: 12.04.1
[22:27] <shihan> yep, just tell it never to prompt you and im pretty sure that'll deal with gksudo as well (what installers use)
[22:28] <Sh0rtWave> Oh well, life is good then.
[22:28] <Sh0rtWave> That's easy
[22:28] <OerHeks> Sh0rtWave, without sudo your system is less secure
[22:28] <BlueWolf> 	
[22:28] <BlueWolf> szal: I am truely sorry to be a pain but it may not be hard for you but I honestly have no clue what I am doing or how to do it?
[22:28] <BlueWolf> And the only command I know is sudo apt-get install. Ya I am that simple. I don't know linux much?
[22:28] <FloodBot1> BlueWolf: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:28] <pepee> derply, don't give attention to the vmware thing, read about the problem
[22:28] <shihan> Sh0rtWave, yes, as stated - its a highly unrecommended path
[22:29] <Sh0rtWave> Oerheks: I'm very well aware of that, thank you.
[22:29] <Sh0rtWave> OerHeks: I like my system how I like my system, I know I'm taking some purported risk, but I...really...don't...care.
[22:29] <szal> BlueWolf: apt-get has the disadvantage that it can't install from local files, so you have to use something else; I showed you one possible way
[22:29] <kevin> lol
[22:30] <szal> BlueWolf: I suppose you can do the path inserting yourself (I can't help you too much w/ that anyway since I don't know your filesystem and where you downloaded and unpacked the driver files to)
[22:31] <derply> pepee: I am getting this: http://www.pasteall.org/35246
[22:31] <BlueWolf> szal: I don't know how to do it, I am trying and I just don't know. Well I will tell you. The file is in my downloads - called scangearmp-mg2100series-1.80-1-deb ( the extracted one )
[22:32] <pepee> derply, what are you trying to do?
[22:32] <BlueWolf> szal: In that is the .sh and two folders - Packages and resources
[22:32] <derply> pepee: Just following the suggestions in the link you sent me.
[22:32] <szal> bleh, spoonfeeding sucks ;)
[22:33] <pepee> you don't need that
[22:33] <szal> BlueWolf: cd ~/Downloads/scangearmp-mg2100series-1.80-1-deb.tar/scangearmp-mg2100series-1.80-1-deb/packages
[22:33] <pepee> derply, after running grub-install, reboot the machine
[22:33] <pepee> derply, boot linux and reinstall grub from your OS
[22:33] <szal> BlueWolf: uname -a (pastebin output)
[22:34] <szal> !pastebin | BlueWolf
[22:35] <SteveThing> if I'm using irssi (CLI) and want to "minimize" it and execute shell commands, and then go back to irssi, how would i do that without exiting?
[22:35] <szal> BlueWolf: dang, wrong path, /me thinks; shoud read: cd ~/Downloads/scangearmp-mg2100series-1.80-1-deb/packages
[22:35] <BlueWolf> szal: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1205796/
[22:35] <Pessimist> !info screen | SteveThing
[22:35] <Pessimist> SteveThing: use that
[22:35] <pepee> derply, what like says about using efiboot ?
[22:36] <BlueWolf> szal: Ok done that
[22:36] <SteveThing> Pessimist: I read up on that, but that looks like using the same "program" from another location (via SSH)
[22:36] <szal> BlueWolf: uname -a (pastebin output)
[22:37] <NedMan74> Ubuntu one... cant sync wont sync... eurgh
[22:37] <Pessimist> SteveThing, what do you mean?
[22:37] <SteveThing> please forgive my ignorance, but how would I use that to go back to CLI without closing irssi?
[22:37] <szal> SteveThing: use what?
[22:37] <BlueWolf>  szal: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1205799/
[22:37] <SteveThing> screen
[22:38] <szal> SteveThing: start screen, then start irssi, if you need another shell, open another screen window
[22:38] <Pessimist> SteveThing, http://quadpoint.org/articles/irssi/#learning_screen
[22:38] <BlueWolf> szal: When I hit enter it keeps doing that?
[22:38] <pepee> derply, what are you reading? you just had to read  "msdos-style error message" and the links in there, not everything
[22:39] <szal> BlueWolf: doing what?
[22:39] <BlueWolf> szal: ~/Downloads/scangearmp-mg2100series-1.80-1-deb/packages$
[22:39] <szal> BlueWolf: you didn't execute the 2nd command I gave you
[22:39] <BlueWolf> szal: What second command? I did?
[22:40] <szal> [00:36:57] <szal> BlueWolf: uname -a (pastebin output)
[22:41] <BlueWolf> szal: Before ~/Downloads/scangearmp-mg2100series-1.80-1-deb/packages$ or after? Sorry :D
[22:41] <szal> doesn't matter
[22:41] <NedMan74> Since i started using ubuntu i have had Ubuntu one but have never used it/synced to devices, now i try to sync and use it, i am getting error messages is there a problem with this program or do i need something extra with it?
[22:42] <BlueWolf> szal: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1205806/ ????
[22:43] <BlueWolf> szal: I am sorry you have to spoon feed me. I appreciate it though :D
[22:43] <szal> BlueWolf: gdebi install scangearmp-mg2100series_1.80-1_amd64.deb scangearmp-common_1.80-1_amd64.deb
[22:43] <szal> add 'sudo' in fromt
[22:44] <BlueWolf> szal: Ok it's saying - gdebi error, file not found: install?
[22:44] <SteveThing> Pessimist: Ok, I have a screen session open... but for some reason, I cannot detach via ctrl+a,d.. did i do something wrong?
[22:45] <SteveThing> arg, let me try again
[22:45] <OerHeks> BlueWolf, why don't you try it the way you know > sudo apt-get install ...
[22:46] <szal> OerHeks: because apt doesn't install from local files
[22:46] <Pessimist> SteveThing, ctrl+d works for me
[22:46] <szal> BlueWolf: remove 'install' from the above line
[22:46] <|Anthony|> how do i launch a lightdm greeter on another seat
[22:46] <OerHeks> sorry sudo dpkg <file.deb>
[22:46] <shihan> nedman74: what sort of errors are you getting?
[22:46] <pepee> dpkg -i file.deb
[22:47] <szal> OerHeks: that would be the other way, w/ the disadvantage that it doesn't resolve dependencies
[22:47] <shihan> |Anthony|, how do you mean?
[22:48] <|Anthony|> shihan, in a multiseat setup
[22:49] <shihan> |Anthony|, do you mean connecting via a remote session? or something else?
[22:49] <|Anthony|> just want to know the command and syntax for launching a greeter. lightdm is a daemon iirc so it should be able to launch sessions at any time
[22:49] <|Anthony|> shihan, no, not remote login session. there would be multiple xservers running on the one machine
[22:50] <jrib> |Anthony|: define "greeter"
[22:50] <|Anthony|> shihan, and multiple keyboards, mice, and monitors
[22:50] <pepee> vnc, X over ssh
[22:50] <pepee> ?
[22:50] <|Anthony|> jrib, the login screen that auths to pam and keyring
[22:51] <pepee> |Anthony|, or log into the remote session over ssh and run some command
[22:51] <jrib> |Anthony|: sudo service lightdm start   will start lightdm if don't have it starting on startup
[22:51] <shihan> |Anthony|, oh right, yeah im not entirely sure how you would achieve that, if its possible... at least form the keyboard/most pespective
[22:51] <BlueWolf> szal: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1205815/
[22:51] <szal> BlueWolf: if that was it, then it's done
[22:51] <shihan> though its probably possible from the display perspective to start multiple lightdm's with different X configs for each monitor (though it would be very tricky)
[22:52] <|Anthony|> jrib, the lightdm service will still start on boot. but i should be able to launch additional login screens as seats become active
[22:52] <ElixirVitae> is there a way to check contents of a repository I added through terminal
[22:52] <ElixirVitae> I only can think of running commands with -s command
[22:53] <BlueWolf> 	
[22:53] <BlueWolf> szal: Ok then what else?
[22:53] <ElixirVitae> though it would not list all possible packages, I can use it to check individual ones
[22:53] <jrib> |Anthony|: I assumed there was no context to your question that started with "I just want to know" :)
[22:53] <|Anthony|> lol
[22:53] <|Anthony|> there is always a context. but sometimes that clouds the response.
[22:53] <szal> BlueWolf: though it seems to have installed only the 1st package.. try repeating the command w/ only the 2nd package name; if the output is largely the same, then it still needed to be installed (and subsequently did that)
[22:54] <jrib> |Anthony|: but I guess if I was in your shoes, I'd look at /etc/init/lightdm.conf , /etc/lightdm/* and its documentation
[22:54] <shihan> |Anthony|, it could actually be done from a display perspective... you can start multiple X servers and tie them to different displays... but how you then tie keyboard and mouse to each display... that would be very very tricky
[22:54] <ubuntu_noob> So Im building a new pc is it fairly easy to install ubuntu from a flash drive?
[22:54] <BlueWolf> szal: Ok let me give it a try :D
[22:54] <pepee> ElixirVitae, you can see the packages in the web browser and download the list
[22:54] <|Anthony|> jrib, simple case analog: launch lightdm on each VT, but manually as requested by a command
[22:54] <pepee> not sure how to do that over the command line
[22:55] <ElixirVitae> I want to see them within terminal, is it possible
[22:55] <szal> ubuntu_noob: shouldn't be any different than installing from CD
[22:55] <|Anthony|> shihan, i'm working on the device assignment aspect as well, but i need to be able to launch the login first and foremost
[22:55] <pepee> ElixirVitae, all of them? or some specific packages?
[22:55] <MonkeyDu1t> ubuntu_noob  yes, use unetbootin to put the iso on pendrive, boot from the pendrive
[22:55] <ElixirVitae> under a repository
[22:55] <ElixirVitae> the case now is that after I run sudo add-apt-repository ppa:markjtully/ppa
[22:56] <ElixirVitae> I want to be able to see all of the available packages after update command
[22:56] <pepee> ElixirVitae, http://serverfault.com/questions/252333/list-all-packages-from-a-repository-in-ubuntu-debian
[22:56] <shihan> |Anthony|, well, if you get get the device assignment going, then you just "DISPLAY=:... lightdm" (then do alot of finger crossing
[22:56] <|Anthony|> jrib, i didn't know there was documentation for lightdm. All that i've seen have been terse.
[22:56] <MonkeyDu1t> ElixirVitae  mind: a ppa is not officially supported
[22:56] <jrib> |Anthony|: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1041643 looks somewhat relevant
[22:57] <ubuntu_noob> Any of you guys able to play WoW on ubuntu?
[22:57] <ElixirVitae> aren't the ones in launchpad stable though, MonkeyDust?
[22:57]  * szal doesn't play WoW
[22:57] <ElixirVitae> aptitude is same as apt-get, no, pepee?
[22:57] <yeats> !ppa | ElixirVitae
[22:58] <szal> ElixirVitae: almost
[22:58] <MonkeyDust> ElixirVitae  type !ppa to find out
[22:58] <|Anthony|> jrib, that is along the lines, but it is launching ALL seats at startup. I'm looking for something that is on demand
[22:58] <pepee> ElixirVitae, it is a package manager, yeah. not the same though
[22:58] <MonkeyDust> ok, just did it
[22:58] <BlueWolf> szal: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1205831/
[22:58] <|Anthony|> its a daemon, so it should be able to start logins dynamically, right?
[22:58] <jrib> |Anthony|: docs look pretty sparse yes... but there's a huge conf file with all the options in /usr/share/doc/lightdm/lightdm.conf.gz if you have not seen it
[22:59] <ElixirVitae> If I were to check their status in launchpad and be satisfied with it, it is "generally" okay to download them though, no?
[22:59] <jrib> |Anthony|: is it possible to start multiple instances of lightdm with appropriate config file?
[22:59] <ElixirVitae> They eventually get included in offical repos, I suppose
[22:59] <yeats> ElixirVitae: not necessarily
[22:59] <ElixirVitae> oh, how come?
[22:59] <|Anthony|> jrib, that's the thing though, if all seats are enumerated in the config file, they will all attempt to launch on boot
[23:00] <jrib> |Anthony|: but you can setup multiple config files
[23:00] <szal> BlueWolf: hmmmmm..
[23:00] <shihan> jrib, |Anthony| you can definitely start multiple lightdm's on a single host with different displays, thats definite
[23:00] <yeats> ElixirVitae: it really depends on the PPA and who's running it
[23:00] <pepee> |Anthony|, you can try DISPLAY=:0    DISPLAY=:1 ... etc
[23:00] <BlueWolf> szal: It's still not picking up the printers
[23:01] <OerHeks> BlueWolf, sudo gdebi scangearmp-common_1.80-1_amd64.deb ( you forget .deb)
[23:01] <ElixirVitae> if the owner had a different understanding (bitchfit ;) ), they are not included/supported officially, I take it
[23:01] <|Anthony|> shihan, why would we need to start the whole lightdm daemon more than once? isn't the greeter just a part of it? for all intents and purposes, the greeter can be bypassed totally and just log the person into the defined session
[23:02] <andreb> hi all
[23:02] <shihan> |Anthony|, then lightdm isnt needed
[23:02] <szal> BlueWolf: sudo dpkg -i scangearmp-common_1.80-1_amd64.deb
[23:02] <szal> let's see what that spews out
[23:02] <|Anthony|> shihan, no, i'm not saying for my use case. I was suggesting that the login screen is modular to the whole lightdm process
[23:03] <BlueWolf> OerHeks: szal: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1205837/
[23:03] <shihan> |Anthony|, lightdm only really provides you a means of logging into a system... afaik, a single lightdm can only handle a single login process tho
[23:03] <|Anthony|> so how do i start the login screen, not a new instance of lightdm daemon
[23:03] <|Anthony|> oh
[23:03] <yeats> ElixirVitae: most packages come into ubuntu via Debian, so you might want to read up on their process for including packages
[23:03] <ElixirVitae> "grep ^Package: /var/lib/apt/lists/ppa.launchpad.net_*_Packages" does exactly what I want, thanks pepee
[23:03] <pepee> |Anthony|, you can use kdm, xdm, gdm, ...
[23:03] <andreb> how can i change where my ubuntu 10.04 lts gets it updates from.. i am trying to update to 12.04 lts .. i get this "failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/dists/precise/universe/sources"
[23:04] <|Anthony|> man... why did ubuntu go with a display manager with such sparse documentation?
[23:04] <shihan> |Anthony|, if you already have a means of loggin in, you just go straight to a window manager
[23:04] <ElixirVitae> I saw some chart in wikipedia page I should check that out then
[23:04] <magicalChicken> andreb: sudo apt-get update
[23:04] <andreb> i did that before
[23:04] <ElixirVitae> Are you from where I suspect karakedi?
[23:04] <magicalChicken> andreb: and it still does not find stuff
[23:04] <andreb> and and still same  error
[23:05] <andreb> it starts but fails at failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/dists/precise/universe/sources
[23:05] <szal> BlueWolf: ah, there you have it installed
[23:05] <andreb> and stops the updating
[23:05] <pepee> andreb, paste the sources.list file
[23:06] <pepee> andreb, or remove in the file where it says "source"
[23:06] <BlueWolf> szal: Ok but it still seems to not want to work on Xsane?
[23:06] <andreb> one sec
[23:06] <BlueWolf> szal: Or simplescan
[23:07] <whoever> hi all i have a blue tint on  videos that i try to watch on youtube , and I tried Fix one and two, i don't have the option that is listed in fix 3 can someone assist http://www.wiredrevolution.com/ubuntu/fix-blue-tinted-video-in-ubuntu
[23:07] <phong_> hi guys
[23:07] <szal> BlueWolf: can't help you w/ that unfortunately, never used a scanner w/ Linux
[23:07] <phong_> does anyone in a project?
[23:07] <magicalChicken> andreb: the url is wrong, it should be http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/precise/universe/sources
[23:07] <phong_> i want to join a project team
[23:07] <phong_> want to learn something
[23:07] <magicalChicken> andreb: just modify your apt config accordingly
[23:07] <jrib> !contribute | phong_
[23:07] <pepee> phong_, lots of project teams in freenode (this irc server)
[23:08] <jrib> phong_: you could also just pick some software you like and then help improve it (get in contact with the dev community for the software directly)
[23:08] <shihan> whoever: which browser (chrome?)?
[23:08] <BlueWolf> szal: Well now what? :(
[23:08] <andreb> here is the sources.list file
[23:08] <andreb> .. http://pastebin.com/UxzCcuew
[23:08] <yhonatan> hi
[23:10] <whoever> shihan: firefox , chrome and opera
[23:11] <shihan> whoever: hmmm, i know with chrome what i do is install "adobe-flashplugin" package, then in chrome i go to "chrome://plugins" (you should now see two flash plugins) disable the one that has ppapi associated with it...
[23:13] <whoever> shihan: and where would i find the one that has pappi associated with it
[23:13] <pepee> andreb, what package manager are you using?
[23:13] <shihan> whoever: there are also these options if your getting it in other places: http://askubuntu.com/questions/117127/flash-video-appears-blue (they all kinda involve disabling hardware accellartion in one way or another)
[23:13] <shihan> whoever: in chrome://plugins (go to that in chrome) it'll probably be the first plugin, you should see two versions of it
[23:14] <andreb> peepee
[23:14] <shihan> whoever: the askubuntu.com link is probably one of the more up to date and useful bits of info for fixing blue tint issues tho (from what i've seen before)
[23:14] <andreb> the stand kpakagekit
[23:16] <shihan> whoever: try the chrome one first tho, before doing all the askubuntu ones
[23:16] <shihan> whoever: also, if its only happening with flash, you might also try right-clicking on a flash video while its playing and going to "settings" and disable hardware accelation on the first tab
[23:16] <Roey> hi
[23:16] <Roey> I'm trying to figure out why my Intuos5 doesn't show up in the listings when I do "dmesg" or cat /var/log/syslog.  The Wacom module is loaded, and I am using Kubuntu 12.04.  I thought support comes built-in with this Ubuntu release?
[23:18] <shihan> my gf has an intuos 5, i'll go grab and see what it does
[23:19] <Roey> shihan:  thanks
[23:19] <Roey> shihan:  I read posts about how it works out of the box
[23:19] <andreb> pepee  ?? magic ??
[23:19] <Roey> but for me, no go.
[23:19] <Neerg> :)
[23:19] <whoever> shihan: to give you a heads up gotta restart for the fix you gave me to try back in a a second
[23:20] <pepee> andreb, try running sudo do-release-upgrade . note that you will need to keep the terminal open for a couple hours...
[23:20] <shihan> roey: yeah, actually this one does too... i didnt do anything and it just came straight up... also doesnt load the wacom module
[23:20] <shihan> roey: oh, no sorry it did load wacom
[23:20] <Roey> so it works out of the box for you, shihan?
[23:20] <shihan> roey: yeah, though im on ubuntu not kubuntu
[23:20] <shihan> roey: the little oled display things are blank tho
[23:21] <Roey> hmm, ok.
[23:21] <sharpy> Hi! I have two ubuntu partitions (both 12.04.1) but one of them wont show up in grub...
[23:21] <j`ey> anyone know how to check internet traffic for a parrticular program?
[23:21] <shihan> roey: oh wait, sorry, this is an intuos 4, my appologies
[23:21] <Roey> shihan:  ahh
[23:24] <sharpy> Any idea why one of my partitions might not show up in GRUB?
[23:26] <ubuntu_noob> when installing ubuntu from usb do i extract folders from zipped file?
[23:26] <wilee-nilee> sharpy, They are not identical are they?
[23:26] <sharpy> They aught to be.. but I think that one got a little messed up while I was trying to re-install grub.
[23:26] <sharpy> wilee-nilee: :-/
[23:27] <sharpy> wilee-nilee: And so one of them is not showing up in GRUB
[23:27] <wilee-nilee> sharpy, Identical partitions confuse grub.
[23:27] <whoever> shihan: thx , that repo worked
[23:27] <lyre> quit
[23:27] <shihan> whoever: kewl :)
[23:28] <andreb> i hope this works
[23:28] <sharpy> wilee-nilee: Well, they are not IDENTICAL they just both have the same operating system on them.
[23:28] <wilee-nilee> sharpy, Ah not clones then have you run sudo update-grub in te one controlling grub.
[23:28] <wilee-nilee> the*
[23:29] <ubuntu_noob> do i need to unzip ubuntu installation file when installing on pc with no os from flash drive?
[23:29] <sharpy> wilee-nilee: Will try that and get back to you.
[23:29] <wilee-nilee> sharpy, The one at the top of the grub menu, if grub has not been modified is the controlling OS.
[23:30] <shihan> ubuntu_noob: which files are you refering to?
[23:30] <joseph_CO> hola
[23:30] <sharpy> wilee-nilee: /usr/sbin/grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for / (is /dev mounted?).
[23:30] <ubuntu_noob> installation files that are zipped up
[23:30] <joseph_CO> spanish
[23:30] <lickalott> anyone here good at csh scripting?
[23:31] <Roey> shihan:  nevermind, got it done! turns out I had had this PPA DKMS wacom module installed that was blocking stuff for me
[23:31] <IdleOne> !es | joseph_CO
[23:31] <shihan> ubuntu_noob, how did you create the usb?
[23:31] <andreb> crap it doesn twork
[23:31] <pepee> !brain
[23:31] <ubuntu_noob> umm, just downloaded the file into usb drive, nothing else
[23:31] <lickalott> my logic is escaping me today....   trying to echo out a calculation but it just gives me what I wrote instead of doing the math
[23:31] <shihan> roey: nice :) how the v5 one btw? i'd be interested to know if you get those little button display things working
[23:31] <wilee-nilee> sharpy, So that is the return from running sudo update-grub eh   If you can use a pastebin and show the commands as well it is easier.
[23:31] <andreb> pepeee is ther any other site/server i can download the updates form
[23:32] <andreb> it says teh same error
[23:32] <andreb> 404 not found....
[23:32] <Roey> shihan:  it's nice on the Mac my friend brought over
[23:32] <sharpy> wilee-nilee: Yes it is...
[23:32] <andreb> restoring original system stae
[23:32] <shihan> ubuntu_noob: oh, no you need to do a little more then that
[23:32] <sharpy> :-/
[23:32] <ubuntu_noob> ok
[23:32] <pepee> andreb, you can try updating from the alternate cd too
[23:32] <shihan> ubuntu_noob: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick is a good place to start
[23:32] <Roey> shihan:  unfortunately programs like Krita don't support it well
[23:32] <ubuntu_noob> its a brand new pc with no os
[23:32] <wilee-nilee> sharpy, So have both OS worked then suddenly you are here? What is the history leading you here?
[23:32] <Roey> either that or Krita has its own annoying quirks.
[23:32] <ubuntu_noob> alright thanks
[23:33] <pepee> andreb, sadly, I don't know how does the upgrade process work
[23:33] <andreb> i got a 12.04 lts server disk.. but how do i get the option to upgrade and not doa  fresh isntall
[23:33] <shihan> roey: yeah, i remember trying krita with the other half's tablet and didnt really love it much
[23:33] <blackshirt> pepee,
[23:34] <sharpy> wilee-nilee: You see, the partition that is not showing up origianlly had grub on it... but then I expanded that partition into some free space, and lost grub... so I tried to re-install grub using a live disk and had a whole bunch of trouble with it... so I just partitioned the disk and did a clean install on the new partition because I knew that would bring grub back... but now I cannot see the old partition in grub.
[23:34] <sharpy> wilee-nilee: :-/
[23:34] <pepee> blackshirt,
[23:34] <Roey> shihan:  it looks to me like it suffers from trying to impose too many new things on the user.
[23:34] <jrib> andreb: 12.04 is the latest version
[23:35] <andreb> yes
[23:35] <jrib> andreb: what version are you on now?
[23:35] <andreb> 10.04 lts
[23:35] <jrib> !upgrade | andreb
[23:35] <pepee> andreb, http://linuxpoison.blogspot.com/2011/06/how-to-upgrade-ubuntu-using-alternate.html
[23:36] <Pessimist> 1
[23:36] <wilee-nilee> sharpy, run this script and pasetbin the results. http://bootinfoscript.sourceforge.net/
[23:36] <shihan> roey: yeah, i remember thinking something along those lines myself
[23:36] <pepee> jrib, the upgrade manager is trying to fetch a wrong URL
[23:36] <jrib> pepee: be more specific
[23:37] <wilee-nilee> sharpy, This will give us a clearer picture of what is or isn't there geberally.
[23:37] <wilee-nilee> generally*
[23:37] <andreb> k thanks
[23:37] <andreb> would take about an hour to download
[23:37] <pepee> jrib, <andreb> it starts but fails at failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/dists/precise/universe/sources      <andreb> and stops the updating
[23:38] <zoktar> any one have strange fullscreen issues?, like fullscreen youtube, or fullscreen games. it kind of looks like its trying to span across to my other smaller monitor and fails. anyway i end up with half the picture  on mainscreen
[23:39] <sharpy> wilee-nilee: http://pastebin.com/3vdcPyC2
[23:40] <jrib> andreb: does your apt work now?  Can you do « sudo apt-get update » and pastebin the ouput?
[23:42] <wilee-nilee>  sharpy YOu have grub leagacy and grub 2 in the sda5 partition are you there right now?
[23:42] <sharpy> wilee-nilee: I on a live disk.
[23:43] <sharpy> wilee-nilee: I'm*
[23:43] <andreb> jrib: http://pastebin.com/KGpwcEut
[23:43] <andreb> carp
[23:43] <andreb> wait
[23:43] <wilee-nilee> sharpy, You need to chroot into sda5 and purge both grub and grub 2 and reinstall grub 2 do you know the commands once in?
[23:43] <sharpy> wilee-nilee: sda5 is the one I can't see in grub.
[23:43] <andreb> jrib : http://pastebin.com/KGpwcEuT
[23:44] <wilee-nilee> sharpy, I'm not surprised you have mixed two types of grub there.
[23:45] <sharpy> wilee-nilee: Sigh.. yeah... err... I will find a tuturial to purge them.
[23:45] <abby_j> hi -- I'm taking my laptop back and forth between home and work, how can I configure the computer to recognize the different locations?
[23:46] <wilee-nilee> sharpy, cool just a chroot in and run sudo apt-get purge grub grub-pc grub-common  then sudo apt-get install grub-pc grub-common
[23:46] <jrib> andreb: pastebin output of « apt-cache policy update-manager-core » and contents of /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades
[23:46] <sharpy> wilee-nilee: Does that remove both grub and grub 2?
[23:46] <skorket> hey guys, not sure if this is for you but I'm getting an error when trying to compile a C program that includes usb.h:  "In file included from /usr/include/usb.h:14:0,
[23:46] <skorket>                  from usbtest.c:6:
[23:46] <skorket> /usr/include/unistd.h:268:20: error: conflicting types for ‘intptr_t’
[23:46] <skorket> ".  Any thoughts?  I'm happy to provide code if you like
[23:47] <wilee-nilee> sharpy, YOu will be asked for where to put grub you can put it in the mbr sda or just in sda5 if you want sda7 to have the boot.
[23:47] <PsiJet> Java + Updates = Hates me. LOL
[23:48] <sharpy> wilee-nilee: Do I need to remove grub from sda7 as well?
[23:48] <PsiJet> Speaking of updates, is it possible to have it NOT auto-decline. X|
[23:48] <wilee-nilee> sharpy, no sda7 looks good.
[23:48] <andreb> apt-cache policy : http://pastebin.com/tivjM3g6
[23:48] <Jellyg00se> hey people, playing a drinking game, and need banshee to play a song every 60 seconds, can make the script but don't know if there's a command to play a specific file, otherwise any really simple ideas (bare in mind I've been drinking already) thanks, Goose
[23:49] <blackshirt> skorket, install libusb-dev packages
[23:49] <sharpy> wilee-nilee: Can I remove sda7 before I reinstall grub, then?
[23:50] <jrib> Jellyg00se: probaly the easiest way is to make a long playlist, set banshee to loop (and shuffle I guess for your game), then create a small bash script that sleeps 60 seconds and then makes banshee play the next song
[23:50] <andreb> jrib correct link for apt-cache policy update-manager-core : http://pastebin.com/8cEFi7tE
[23:50] <Jellyg00se> jrib sounds good to me, I just need it to play exactly on 60 seconds, was initially thinking sleep 60, or exec --<some kinda command>
[23:51] <Jellyg00se> jrib would you be kind enough to point me in the right direction for the bash script for banshee to play x song please?
[23:51] <blackshirt> skorket, maybe sometime you get different version
[23:51] <Jellyg00se> I did google it just FYI but not hard enough
[23:51] <jrib> Jellyg00se: something like: while true; do sleep 60; command_to_have_banshee_play_next_song_here; done
[23:51] <andreb> jrib : http://pastebin.com/cwbXXPre for teh contetnt
[23:51] <wilee-nilee> sharpy, I wouldn't just set sda5 as the controlling boot in the mbr form its desktop if you get grub 2 reinstalled and can boot to it. From the desktop of sda5 when fixed would be sudo grub-install /dev/sda5  tis puts sda5 in control of the boot, you can do the same with the reload of grub there with choosing sda as the destination of grub when asked in the chroot.
[23:52] <jrib> Jellyg00se: apparently "banshee --next" should have it play the next song
[23:52] <wilee-nilee> sharpy, sorry from the desktop no partition it is sudo grub-install /dev/sda  my bad
[23:53] <Jellyg00se> jrib so you recon cron job -> sh drinking-game -> sleep 60 -> banshee --next in a play queue of 2?
[23:53] <jrib> andreb: so now when you do « sudo do-release-upgrade » what happens?
[23:53] <jrib> Jellyg00se: well using cron would work sure.  Or you could just use the while loop I gave above.  Not sure what you mean by "play queue of 2"
[23:54] <Jellyg00se> jrib well if using banshee --next, and I always want the same song to play
[23:54] <Jellyg00se> then queue of 2 would mean that after 60 seconds, it reverted.
[23:54] <andreb> jrib it starts then when it reaches a certain part  "failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/dists/precise/universe/sources"
[23:54] <blackshirt> andreb, maybe better of you want upgrade, install it on minimal system
[23:54] <andreb> then : restoring to original state
[23:54] <andreb> and stops
[23:55] <wilee-nilee> sharpy, Here is a grub wiki that defaults to the chroot. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Installing#ChRoot
[23:55] <blackshirt> andreb, change yours repository sourc
[23:55] <sharpy> wilee-nilee: Do I want to install grub to sda or sda5?
[23:55] <blackshirt> Sources
[23:55] <jrib> andreb: can you pastebin full output?
[23:55] <Areckx> I am having no route to host problems when tyring to SSH into my iPhone
[23:55] <jrib> Jellyg00se: oh I assumed your drinking game would have you drink depending on the song that came up and you had like 100s of possible songs
[23:55] <wilee-nilee> sharpy, sda gives that os control of the boot sda5 all this from a chroot does not.
[23:55] <jenia> hello everyone. i have two version of python installed. 2.7 and the newest one
[23:56] <Areckx> I fixed it before on iphone side, but now it isn't working again, and reinstalling it like before on iphone side didn't work this time
[23:56] <jrib> jenia: ok
[23:56] <sharpy> wilee-nilee: So... I wand sda?
[23:56] <jenia> how can i install a python program and make it run on either the older or newer versions
[23:56] <jenia> older and* newer
[23:56] <sharpy> wilee-nilee: want*
[23:56] <jrib> jenia: what python program?
[23:56] <jenia> ipython
[23:57] <jenia> i installed in using easy_install ipyton.egg
[23:57] <jrib> jenia: ipython3 is in the repositories
[23:57] <jrib> (as is ipython)
[23:57] <jenia> so if i install it from the repo, it will install it for every python interpreter?
[23:57] <wilee-nilee> sharpy, It depends I have to assume that sda5 still works with just a grub fix here, personally I would not trust that to be the case from here your choice. sda7 does work, you added it to fix sda5 to begin with it looks like, not really a way to do this.
[23:57] <andreb> jrib any ideas /?? i am still downloading the alternate disk
[23:58] <jrib> jenia: no.  If you install ipython3, then you'll have it for python3.   Then you can also install just "ipython" for your python2
[23:58] <jrib> andreb: can you pastebin full output?
[23:58] <Areckx> okay, what is the deal with iPhone and ubuntu? When you first install, it hooks up through USB, I installed packages then it stops working that way
[23:58] <sharpy> wilee-nilee: So, between sda and sda5?
[23:58] <andreb> k i will try
[23:58] <Areckx> that would be fine, since I would just SSH, but then SSH stops working
[23:59] <jenia> jrib, what if i need both the 2.7 and newest version of python
[23:59] <jenia> and i want ipython installed for both
[23:59] <jenia> like to be able to run it using either
[23:59] <jrib> jenia: presumably by "newest version", you mean the python3 in the repositories, in which case I just answered your question.  If you mean something else then say it