[00:00] <DanStamp> Thanks! that'll save me some effort.  I've been restarting.
[00:00] <DanStamp> And unfortunately I don't.
[00:01] <Songcat> !!! I can see the data on sda3!
[00:02] <Songcat> I tried mounting them before but I didn't really know what I was doing so it didn't work; apparently "sudo mount /dev/sda3 /mnt" is the right thing.
[00:02] <DanStamp> My mother recently aquired the contents of a shop, to start her own business.  And the previous owners basically just left all the computers and stuff (as to be honest, they're not really worth anything).
[00:02] <Songcat> dr_willis / szal / ffk27: Thanks!!
[00:02] <DanStamp> So I have no paperwork or documentation for them unfortunately.
[00:03] <szal> Songcat: rule of thumb: for hard disk partitions, you can normally omit indicating the fs type in the mount options; the mount command should be able to figure out the fs type by itself
[00:03] <blistov> Does anyone have MTP working with Ubuntu 12.x against a Galaxy Nexus?
[00:03] <blistov> Lots of write-ups but they're all the same solution which doesn't work.
[00:04] <foobArrr> I'm using an USB KVM switch, one of the connected PCs runs Ubuntu. Sometimes when I switch to the Ubuntu PC, keyboard and mouse don't respond and dmesg is flooded with this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1167055/
[00:04] <Songcat> szal: Thank you! I'll keep that in mind for future mounting.
[00:05] <TJ-> DanStamp: I do. Here it is: http://iam.tj/files/J2_550_Technical_Manual.pdf
[00:06] <szal> Songcat: unless you need write access to an NTFS partition, then you need to tell it to use ntfs-3g, as the old ntfs option only gives you read access
[00:06] <DanStamp> oh nice find! That should have the native resolution in there..
[00:06] <dr_willis> !mount > Songcat
[00:07] <dr_willis> Songcat:  if sda3 is ntfs.. its weird that  fdisk says its ext3
[00:07] <Songcat> szal: If it's non-ntfs, will I have write access?
[00:07] <szal> dr_willis: well, if he mounted it as ext3 and can read the data, then it probably is ext3 ;)
[00:08] <szal> Songcat: yes.. probably only as root, but yes
[00:08] <Songcat> dr_willis: Thanks! Should it be ntfs?
[00:08] <dr_willis> Songcat:  if its NTFS.. yes..
[00:08] <dr_willis> Songcat:  what does 'mount' say about it?
[00:10] <Songcat> dr_willis: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1262970/
[00:10] <dr_willis> Hmmm...
[00:10] <dr_willis> /dev/sda1 on /mnt type ext4 (rw)
[00:10] <dr_willis> /dev/sda3 on /mnt type ext4 (rw)
[00:11] <dr_willis> in the future. :) use differnt mount points..
[00:11] <dr_willis> You got one mounted over the top of the other.. and both are aparently ext4
[00:11] <Zignd_> Testing...
[00:12] <dr_willis> so depending on the order you mounted sda1 and sda3 - one is not accesable right now
[00:12] <Hatori> zignd_ ... What?
[00:12] <Songcat> dr_willis: What should I use in the future? I don't know how they're mounted on top of each other; last install, I had separate /home and root partitions and just installed over the root partition (leaving home); could that have caused that problem?
[00:12] <dr_willis> Songcat:  you can mount whever you want.
[00:12] <Zignd_> Sorry I was just testing the service @Hatori
[00:12] <dr_willis> Songcat:  /media/MAKEADIRECTORYYOUWANTTOUSE
[00:13] <dr_willis> Songcat:  you must have mounted them by hand.. both to /mnt/
[00:13] <Xbs> hi guys i have a question, i have a physical machine on which i have installed ubuntu, and i would like to make a template in .qcow2 format from it, is it feasable?
[00:13] <dr_willis> I would guess that sda1 is root, and sda3 is home
[00:14] <dr_willis> bbl folks
[00:15] <DanStamp> Hmm okay, maybe it doesn't mention the the native resolution in there. It's mostly just hardware stuff.
[00:17] <drchaos> I have a Gateway FHX2300 connected to this graphics card through DVI, and it doesn't allow for the full 1920x1080 resolution supported by the monitor: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation NV18 [GeForce4 MX 440 AGP 8x] (rev a2)
[00:17] <drchaos> However, I have tried under Haiku [an operating system] and it does show full 1920x1080 resolution
[00:18] <Sith_Lord> get proper drivers
[00:18] <szal> nvidia-96, to be precise
[00:19] <drchaos> OK
[00:21] <szal> MX440.. that's museumware already ;)
[00:24] <Oscarete> Hello Everyone, I need a hand in a install I have made this evening.  I am trying to use a PCMCIA wireless card. If I do this on terminal: lspci | grep Network
[00:24] <Oscarete> 02:00.0 Network controller: Texas Instruments ACX 111 54Mbps Wireless Interface
[00:24] <Oscarete> But if I do Iwconfig it pulls no Wlan0 at all. The Card is a trendnet tew-421. I have as well followed the instrucctions here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/TRENDnet_TEW-421PC_H/W%3AB1_%28ndiswrapper%29
[00:25] <szal> Oscarete: do you have a driver loaded for that card? -> lspci -k
[00:27] <Oscarete> well, when i do that command, at the end I get the following on reference to the card: 02:00.0 Network controller: Texas Instruments ACX 111 54Mbps Wireless Interface
[00:27] <Oscarete> 	Subsystem: Texas Instruments Device 9067
[00:28] <Masternoah> actionparsnip you there
[00:29] <Oscarete> I also tried to set the wlan0 up, but it did not find the wlan0 as a thing to set up :-)
[00:30] <Oscarete> and the ndiswrapper says that the driver is loaded, but the hardware is not present....
[00:35] <ActionParsnip> Masternoah: sup
[00:35] <Masternoah> hay man
[00:38] <treaver> I need help in Ubuntu 12.10 Beta 2. When I boot into ubuntu 12.10 (Only Operating System on Computer) it boots into black screen and I have to press f1 to show the regular login screen. With the logo.
[00:38] <ActionParsnip> treaver: ask in #ubuntu+1 for Quantal support
[00:38] <ActionParsnip> treaver: until release day
[00:41] <DanStamp> Right okay, this isn't quite working. But I think I'm going to try installing 10.04.
[00:41] <ActionParsnip> DanStamp: Lucid desktop is EOL in April next year
[00:41] <DanStamp> and then blacklisting the driver in there, and see if that leads to happier times.
[00:42] <DanStamp> I'm limited by a driver issue ActionParsnip.
[00:48] <Oscarete> I need help in a pcmcia wireless card install. card is a tew-421pc. I used ndiswrapper. followed instructions on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/TRENDnet_TEW-421PC_H/W%3AB1_(ndiswrapper) .  The driver is installed. ndisgtk does not see the hardware. How do I fix this?
[01:01] <Raccoon> If anyone here is particularly familiar with TrueCrypt, I'd like to invite them to help out in #truecrypt with user questions.  Especially needed: experienced Linux TrueCrypt users.
[01:02] <Raccoon> So many questions go unanswered.
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> Raccoon: i'd avoid it, too many headaches
[01:03] <xuquang> hi
[01:03] <rypervenche> I just use LUKS.
[01:03] <xuquang> I can not find driver D on ubuntu 10.04
[01:04] <xuquang> I installed ubuntu on D driver
[01:04] <xuquang> please help me
[01:05] <deadmund> xuquang: Your question is incomprehensible.  Maybe you should find the channel for your native language
[01:05] <rypervenche> Vietnamese.
[01:06] <crazydip> !vn
[01:06] <xuquang> thanks
[01:09] <burrito> is gtk installed by default in ubuntu 12.04?
[01:09] <deadmund> burrito: if you're using NOT KDE ubuntu
[01:09] <deadmund> Guest44051: sweet name
[01:10] <Guest44051> so it's default in anything but KDE?
[01:10] <deadmund> Guest44051: I believe so.
[01:11] <deadmund> Guest44051: actually, now that I think about it.  firefox depends on GTK so if you have firefox installed by default (all of them but server) you'll have gtk
[01:11] <Guest44051> cool, that's what I figured because I could not find it in the software center
[01:11] <deadmund> Guest44051: It's too low level to show up in software center.  apt-get or aptitude will see it
[01:12] <Guest44051> i used to check synaptic for that stuff, too.  but now that Ubuntu no longer has synaptic.. well, i can't
[01:12] <Guest44051> thanks deadmund
[01:13] <deadmund> Guest44051: synaptic is still around.  Just not installed by default
[01:13] <steven> dpkg -s libgtk2.0-0|grep '^Version' <- if this fails u won't have it..
[01:13] <dtcrshr> I need to create a wpa2 enterprise connection in ubuntu, which will be avaiable for all users, but username ans password must be inserted at all times
[01:13] <dtcrshr> its for the netbooks in the library, that we will lend to the students so they can use it inside our files
[01:13] <burritoMachine> deadmund, yeah, it's on all my other distros, just not this one :(
[01:13] <deadmund> burritoMachine: :)
[01:13] <dtcrshr> in windows, a simple connection with the configurations works, but on ubuntu I cant save the connection, if it has no user
[01:14] <dtcrshr> the netbooks are with ubuntu 12.04
[01:14] <dtcrshr> and I have two users, one admin and a regular user for the students
[01:14] <deadmund> dtcrshr: Log in as the regular user, make the configuration.  It should auto-save
[01:14] <dtcrshr> so, if the connection gets created inside the admin user, and avaiable to all would be awesome. the users needed just to insert they user/pass
[01:15] <dtcrshr> deadmund: it saves the username
[01:15] <plikserver> yasrin
[01:15] <deadmund> dtcrshr: what username / password should the student be using to log into the machine?  To log into the wifi?
[01:15] <plikserver> yes
[01:17] <dtcrshr> we user a radios centralized authentication
[01:18] <dtcrshr> the user database the students use to check out their notes and classes are used also for many purposes
[01:18] <dtcrshr> authenticating on the wifi as well
[01:18] <deadmund> dtcrshr: That doesn't answer my question?
[01:18] <dtcrshr> its email / passw
[01:18] <dtcrshr> something@somewhere.net
[01:18] <dtcrshr> and the password they choose
[01:18] <Fenixe> Hello. I have an acer 5560g laptop that is running EUFI/Securboot. Everytime I install ubuntu or even another version of windows, it corrupts the originally installed os(windows 7).
[01:19] <dtcrshr> the machine auto logs into a "lend" user
[01:19] <deadmund> dtcrshr: I mean.  When they log into the machine, do they log in as different users (each kid is a different user) or does every kid use the same account on the machine?
[01:19] <dtcrshr> with no passwd
[01:19] <dtcrshr> they use the same account
[01:19] <Fenixe> Acer states I cannot disable EUFI and dual booting is not recommended. any suggestions around this?
[01:19] <dtcrshr> the ubuntu has 3 accounts enabled, the guest, "lend" and admin
[01:19] <deadmund> dtcrshr: So, log into that account, log onto the wifi. and the settings you used to log onto the wifi will be saved.
[01:19] <dtcrshr> admin has passwd
[01:19] <deadmund> dtcrshr: log in as 'lend' and configure the wifi
[01:19] <dtcrshr> yes I did that. but on the first try, on the lend user, it asks for the admin passwd
[01:20] <dtcrshr> so, after reboot, the lend user try to autenticate on the wireless with a saved user
[01:20] <dtcrshr> prompts only for the passwrd
[01:20] <deadmund> dtcrshr: It will ask for the admin password the first time to save the wifi password
[01:20] <dtcrshr> yes, thats ok
[01:20] <dtcrshr> but on the second user that will use the netbook, will have to use both his user and passwd
[01:20] <dtcrshr> ubuntu is saving the user always
[01:20] <dtcrshr> and if i try to edit the connection, if i delete the user the save button is disabled
[01:22] <deadmund> dtcrshr: I'm afraid I don't know
[01:24] <dtcrshr> thats ok deadmund im searching for about some time
[01:24] <wilee-nilee> dtcrshr, The wifi in the admin seting has a allow all users make sure that is checked.
[01:25] <dtcrshr> yeah, its checked
[01:25] <Argorok> Theres a way to wubi use a downloaded iso instead of download a new one???
[01:26] <Argorok> Theres a way to wubi use a downloaded iso instead of download a new one??? The metalink for download is broken, but I can download it manually
[01:26] <wilee-nilee> Argorok, Do you realy need a wubi install it is not designed for more then a try out option.
[01:26] <dtcrshr> the only issue is the user to be saved
[01:27] <Argorok> wilee-nilee: yeah, isnt for me
[01:27] <Hatori> good morning
[01:27] <drchaos> OK, an older version of the nouveau driver allows my monitor to be 1920x1080 mode
[01:28] <treaver_> I think it worked
[01:28] <wilee-nilee> Argorok, Here is a wubi wiki, it address this I believe. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide
[01:29] <drchaos> Just take a look at this: http://vpaste.net/Xhxm0
[01:29] <Argorok> wilee-nilee: hmmmm, thanks. let me try it
[01:30] <burritoMachine> is anybody in here familiar with installing freebasic, glade, and glade2bas for making freebasic gui apps?
[01:30] <wilee-nilee> Argorok, You are not the first to request this option there is info on the web, this channel rarely advises on wubi so the help is sparse here is all.
[01:31] <Hatori> burritomachinee, maybe .... Have you try it to install ?
[01:32] <burritoMachine> Hatori i've compiled freebasic and installed glade, but i can't figure out what to do with the glade2bas..  the manual says to extract and compile it in the freeBasic source directory.  But, I don't know what that means.  That, and the archive already contains an executable in it.
[01:33] <burritoMachine> when they say source directory, i assume it mean the dir i create from the extracted source code, but the manual already had me to compile freebasic beforehand
[01:35] <Sith_Lord> ls -la
[01:35] <Sith_Lord> heh. wrong window :D
[01:37] <paul__> hi, looking to set a default interface on a user basis?
[01:37] <paul__> I have three internet connections, and three interfaces
[01:38] <paul__> I'd like user1 -> inet1 user2 -> inet2 user3 -> inet3
[01:38] <Jordan_U> paul__: That should be trivial with network-manager, as interface settings are per-user by default.
[01:39] <Jordan_U> paul__: Unless you want multiple users to be able to use interfaces at the same time, in which case you'll have to deal with network-namespaces which 1: Are not easy to configure and 2: I know little about myself.
[01:39] <paul__> is network-manager a gui based package? (I'm running headless server)
[01:40] <ActionParsnip> paul__: you can use /etc/network/interfaces file, or wicd-curses (after uninstalling network manager)
[01:47] <paul__> hmm okay
[01:47] <paul__> but i think i either need to be able to set route based on uid… perhaps iptables?
[01:53] <ib_mobile> Anyone able to help with mounting an mdadm mirror from a dead machine on a new host?
[01:53] <rob_p> paul__: When the user logs in, call a simple script that modifies the routing table...
[01:53] <ActionParsnip> ib_mobile: is there no regular backup of the data from it?
[01:54] <Sokel> ib_mobile: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=mount+mdadm+mirror
[01:54] <paul__> is the routing table not global?
[01:54] <paul__> this isnt going to work when 3 users are active consequtively
[01:55] <rob_p> paul__: Ahh... consecutively.
[01:55] <rob_p> paul__: Yeah, you're gonna have to do something base on uid...
[01:55] <paul__> indeed
[01:57] <rob_p> paul__: I'll give it some thought but right now, my mind is on the walnut brownies I just baked...'n I'm hungry! :)
[01:58] <Sith_Lord> paul__: check out the owner module in iptables documentation
[01:58] <ib_mobile> Sokel : thanks but i did that already. Lots of talk involving mounting an array that didnt auto mount, but my situation is more complex.  I have a drive from a machine that died that i want to mount on a new host that already has its own array and i dont want to screw anything up here
[02:00] <Sokel> So basically what you're saying is...
[02:00] <Sokel> You're trying to add to the array.
[02:00] <BlackFerdyPT> how can I make ubuntu load the vesa driver instead of the noveau one? (in the live cd and after install)
[02:01] <Sokel> What's hard about putting the drive in... and mounting it later? You don't have to worry about adding to the array and "messing anything up"
[02:01] <Sokel> It isn't going to happen.
[02:02] <ib_mobile> No want to activate an array from a drive i pulled out of a dead machine, i see the arrays from the new and old drives in /proc/mdstat
[02:03] <Laurelai> im trying to customize a live cd using this guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization and im wondering where the default firefox bookmarks are stored so i can change them
[02:03] <ib_mobile> But i think they had the same device name so cant figure out how to mount the drive i added
[02:05] <TJ-> ib_mobile: Instead of using "mdadm -A -n <name>..." use "mdadm -A -u <UUID> ..." - the uuid's should be unique even if the names are the same
[02:09] <wilee-nilee> Laurelai, There is a #firefox channel I suspect you will be more successful there. ;)
[02:10] <Laurelai> since its firefox's behavior on the ubuntu live cd i dont see how
[02:10] <wilee-nilee> Laurelai, Just a suggestion.
[02:11] <wilee-nilee> Firefox is pretty much the same no matter the OS it is in.
[02:18] <Fenixe> Is there anyway to dual boot ubuntu with windows 7 on EFI without corrupting the windows install?
[02:19] <burritoMachine> programmers, what is the best method for programming apps that will run in linux and windows.
[02:19] <burritoMachine> ?
[02:20] <TJ-> Laurelai: See the package "ubuntu-defaults-builder"
[02:20] <burritoMachine> i just spent hours trying out this freeBASIC stuff, but i don't think that was supposed to materialize into anything meaningful
[02:21] <ardchoille> burritoMachine: have you tried Gambas?
[02:21] <burritoMachine> nope, never heard of it..  google here i come.. anything else?
[02:21] <ardchoille> gambas2 - Complete visual development environment for Gambas
[02:21] <ardchoille> it uses basic
[02:22] <ActionParsnip> Fenixe: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11571673
[02:22] <ActionParsnip> Fenixe: http://www.hackourlife.com/sony-vaio-with-insyde-h2o-efi-bios-ubuntu-12-04-dual-boot/
[02:25] <Fenixe> Thank you ActionParsnip. I will read over the material. I havent read these yet.
[02:26] <pinkamena_d> hey guys i "accidentally" pressed ctrl+alt+f1 and now i dont know how to get out again
[02:26] <pinkamena_d> luckily i have irssi installed
[02:26] <pinkamena_d> anyone can help me out here?
[02:26] <TJ-> pinkamena_d: Alt+F7
[02:26] <pinkamena_d> thanks
[02:27] <burritoMachine> ardchoille does this gambas include compiler?
[02:28] <Hatori> yes
[02:28] <burritoMachine> okay, nevermind, page loaded, has compiler and interpreter..
[02:29] <Hatori> thats greats
[02:31] <burritoMachine> great thanks guys!
[02:31] <Hatori> good luck guys
[02:34] <banxi1988> hi,how to write a reg to match number 1 to 29
[02:41] <katronix> Greetings all, can anyone recommend a good and easy to configure email server?
[02:41] <rephy222> what is warez
[02:41] <Sith_Lord> pictures of u moms
[02:42] <mumixam> rephy222: pirated content
[02:42] <rephy222> oic
[02:42] <wilee-nilee> rephy222, the web to much for you https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warez
[02:43] <EoN> hey guys. so i used the Ubuntu Software Centre to get 'The Gnome Desktop Environment', and it's downloaded etc. but how do i actually switch to it?
[02:43] <EoN> i'm still seeing unity
[02:44] <katronix> EoN, you have to log out and choose it at the log in screen
[02:44] <EoN> ok thanks
[02:44] <katronix> np
[02:45] <wilee-nilee> EoN, If you installed the gnome-shell it is in a dropdown gear at login
[02:49] <ivanslip> ol'a
[02:49] <ivanslip> tudo bom?
[02:51] <ivanslip> alguem pode me ajudar aki
[02:51] <ivanslip> to com problemas em instalar o opera no kubuntu
[02:52] <Martell> !es ivanslip
[02:52] <Martell> ivanslip #ubuntu-es
[02:53] <EoN> hmm gnome looks pretty interesting. do you guys prefer unity or gnome?
[02:53] <ivanslip> vlw
[02:53] <ivanslip> br
[02:53] <Hatori> gnome
[02:53] <ivanslip> sou BR, Martell
[02:53] <Martell> es nada
[02:54] <WHOisAmanda> ok i need to add the system path for android-sdk in .bashrc no clue how not a ubuntu user the location of the sdks http://i.imgur.com/Jen6U.png
[02:55] <webfox> How do I install opera via apt-get?
[02:56] <Martell> sudo apt-get install opera
[02:58] <wilee-nilee> webfox, I don't believe opera is in the repos.
[02:58] <WHOisAmanda> so am i gonna get any help
[02:58] <WHOisAmanda> ok i need to add the system path for android-sdk in .bashrc no clue how not a ubuntu user the location of the sdks http://i.imgur.com/Jen6U.png
[02:58] <webfox> wilee-nilee, why not, why such discrimination?
[02:59] <ivanslip> dei uma pesquisada aki no centro de aplicativos apareceu o opera mesmo nao
[02:59] <wilee-nilee> webfox, http://www.liberiangeek.net/2012/08/opera-web-browser-12-01-released-how-to-install-in-ubuntu-12-04-precise-pangolin/?ModPagespeed=noscript
[03:00] <wilee-nilee> webfox, Not sure what you mean by discrimination, it would not really apply here that is a human to human interaction.
[03:01] <OerHeks> !opera
[03:02] <katronix> if a script removes a program with out updating apt-get is there an easy way to make apt-get forget the program was installed?
[03:03] <webfox> wilee-nilee, ok, thank you.
[03:07] <EoN> i dunno. gnome seems kind of 'busy' to me
[03:08] <EoN> why does stuff keep moving around etc. how can i just restore/minimise/maximise a window?
[03:08] <datruth> ipad 3 or galaxy note?
[03:08] <Martell> ubuntu tablet
[03:11] <wilee-nilee> EoN, You can install the gnome-tweak-tool and open it with tweak-tool and add all the buttons to the window header.
[03:12] <wilee-nilee> EoN,takes a bit getting used to but is a usable desktop for me.
[03:13] <EoN> wilee-nilee: and you don't find unity usable?
[03:14] <wilee-nilee> EoN, I used it for about a year and a half and still do sometimes cube and all, but I find gnome 3 nicer. YOU should also have the gnome-fallback in that dropdown it is a similar to gnome 2 setup
[03:14] <bttf> dudes, rhythmbox is so ugly, whats a good lookin audio player out there
[03:14] <bttf> hate to mention anything affiliated with windows but something similar to winamp would be ideal
[03:15] <EoN> ugh, winamp is so ugly
[03:15] <EoN> what about songbird? is that still around?
[03:15] <wilee-nilee> bttf, YOu might look through the software center and see whats there and install and remove till you find what works for you.
[03:15] <bttf> yes, i might do that
[03:16] <EoN> wilee-nilee: hmm. i'm pretty new to using linux on the desktop.  i can't help but wonder if i gave unity time i might be able to get used to the workflow
[03:16] <bttf> i might also go into some IRC channels and ask people for their personal opinions before that
[03:16] <EoN> i wonder if it's any less efficient than gnome-3 once you work your way around things?
[03:16] <wilee-nilee> EoN, Probably it is okay just not my choice, I have nothing negative to say about it really. ;)
[03:17] <bunni1987> does anyone know how to get the connection 1 back on the network list (wired) on ubuntu 12.04
[03:17] <EoN> unity seems a little bit more 'polished' asthetically.  but maybe it's less functional?
[03:17] <wilee-nilee> EoN, It is a matter of personal choice really.
[03:18] <wilee-nilee> EoN,THere are about a choice of 50 desktops in all really.
[03:21] <EoN> yeah, too many choices for my liking :(
[03:21] <wilee-nilee> bttf, YOU can do that but be prepared to be ridiculed. ;)
[03:22] <wilee-nilee> along with some that will give there choice.
[03:22] <wilee-nilee> their*
[03:23] <EoN> i honestly can not believe there aren't minimise/maximise buttons by default in gnome3. sigh.
[03:23] <EoN> and i was critical of mac's use of their maximise button. AT LEAST THEY HAVE ONE. what is wrong with ppl :(
[03:24] <wilee-nilee> EoN, YOU can right click it to minimize
[03:25] <EoN> :|
[03:25] <bunni1987> hi can anyone tell me how to get the conection 1 working on connection options in ubuntu 12.04
[03:28] <bunni1987> can anyone tell me how to get the connection symbol back on the top bar of ubuntu 12.04
[03:28] <WHOisAmanda> will someone be willing to remote control my ubuntu 12.04 and help me set up two system paths cause i have been trying for 5 days and still can't get it done
[03:29] <WHOisAmanda> so what does anybody say
[03:29] <wilee-nilee> bunni1987, The details to its disappearance might be relevent
[03:30] <Hatori> whoisamanda,what you mean with system path?
[03:30] <WHOisAmanda> yea i need to set up two system paths
[03:30] <bunni1987> ok sorry lol ok so the symbol went away and i only have a proxy and i used to have a wired connection yesterday i dont know what happened since then
[03:31] <Hatori> whoisamanda, describe more detail?
[03:31] <EoNbuntu> is there any UI/windows management settings in default gnome 3? or do you need tweak?
[03:31] <EoNbuntu> just wondering if theres any basic options
[03:31] <backu> Hello?
[03:31] <backu> I could use help, I need a lot of help.
[03:31] <WHOisAmanda> i will give you a picture of where my folders are located will that help
[03:32] <backu> Hello?
[03:32] <cfhowlett> !details|backu:
[03:32] <Hatori> hello backu, maybe you should more detail on ypur problems?
[03:32] <backu> Anyone who can help me install Minecraft? It won't let me mark minecraft.jar as executable.
[03:32] <backu> It's not about the game, it's about it won't let me mark ANYTHING as executable.
[03:32] <Songcat> [21:14] <bttf> dudes, rhythmbox is so ugly, whats a good lookin audio player out there -- I really like Clementine! Totem can play music, too, I guess. Also Amarok looks kind of nise but it's confusing for doing things. Banshee exists? I think it looks worse than Rhythmbox, though.
[03:32] <backu> I run Xubuntu.
[03:33] <bunni1987> wilee-nilee- also i cant get to connection options it has completley disapeared
[03:33] <Hatori> backu, you can give a user executable flag on that jar files
[03:33] <backu> How so?
[03:33] <wilee-nilee> bunni1987, I would not know where to start to be honest. ;)
[03:33] <bunni1987> ok thankyou
[03:33] <Hatori> backu,xubuntu or lubuntu,or others was not a big problems
[03:34] <backu> Could you show me how?
[03:34] <Songcat> *nice
[03:34] <WHOisAmanda> first folder
[03:34] <WHOisAmanda> http://i.imgur.com/zXVRk.png
[03:34] <Hatori> backu chmod u+x somefile.jar should do
[03:35] <backu> Eh?
[03:35] <backu> I'm new to Linux, sorry
[03:35] <Hatori> whoisamanda, sorry, i'm sit on handheld devices ... And can't look at your images
[03:36] <backu> Would I do that with Terminal? I don't understand
[03:36] <WHOisAmanda> damn
[03:36] <WHOisAmanda> not a android or iphone
[03:36] <Hatori> whoisamanda, maybe just describe could give me a clue
[03:37] <wilee-nilee> WHOisAmanda, Have you tried #android you're trying to have a android control right?
[03:37] <Hatori> whoisamanda, actually, i can open your link given, but it was too hard to do
[03:37] <WHOisAmanda> i need to set up two paths for the sdk
[03:37] <backu> Could you explain further, Hatori? I don't know what chmod is
[03:37] <WHOisAmanda> i am in as root
[03:38] <EoNbuntu> how come ubuntu software center can only see netbeans IDE 7.0.1 when it's up to 7.2.0 ?
[03:38] <cfhowlett> EoNbuntu: things take time.  Feel free to DL and install netbeans directly from their site if you just MUST have the latest and greatest shiny new version...
[03:38] <wilee-nilee> EoNbuntu, THe software center should be showing what has been reiterated by canonical for ubuntu
[03:39] <backu> ._.
[03:39] <backu> How do I use chmod u+x
[03:39] <WHOisAmanda> #android
[03:39] <EoNbuntu> backu: type the command "chmod u+x yourfilename.jar"
[03:40] <EoNbuntu> backu: which is what hatori already said. you type that in terminal.
[03:40] <WHOisAmanda> went 2 andrid chanel if i can't get it i will be back
[03:40] <EoNbuntu> in the directory that your file exists. why are you using linux if you dont know basic linux? just use something that's not so conveluded and comlicated to use like linux
[03:40] <backu> I did, and it doesn't do anything
[03:40] <backu> Is that it?
[03:40] <EoNbuntu> what doesn't do anything?
[03:41] <backu> I type it in the terminal, it accepts it, but doesn't say anything about it
[03:41] <backu> Did it work?
[03:41] <backu> Do I have to give it a path to the file, or...?
[03:41] <wilee-nilee> EoNbuntu, Says the person who had to ask about latest versions lol.
[03:42] <EoNbuntu> wilee-nilee, lol
[03:42] <wilee-nilee> ;)
[03:42] <backu> IT WORKED!
[03:42] <backu> OH MY GOD, I LOVE YOU GUYS SO MUCH.
[03:42] <backu> THANK YOU, I REALLY APPRECIATE IT.
[03:42] <FloodBot1> backu: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:42] <EoNbuntu> wilee-nilee, i can work things out. but i'm just trying to guage whether it's feasible to use linux as a development environment. and when simple things like the latest popular netbeans osftware isnt available
[03:42] <EoNbuntu> or when there isn't maximise and minimise buttons, and just common sense things, it doesnt look good :(
[03:43] <wilee-nilee> EoNbuntu, Ah, you have to remember your opinions are yours, use what works for you.
[03:43] <EoNbuntu> i've just spent some time learning osx (after 15+ years of windows), im wondering if it will be worth learning a new os again.
[03:43] <EoNbuntu> cause osx kind of bugs me
[03:44] <EoNbuntu> wilee-nilee, the thing with linux, is i know that you can change anything you want, customise stuff etc. but it woudl be nice if things were more streamlined.  i mean seriously, who on earth said 'yeah, we dont need minimise & maximise buttons'. why would anyone do that?
[03:44] <Songcat> EoNbuntu supposedly the rationale is that they're trying to get rid of minimizing and maximizing entirely, and get rid of the desktop. I guess the people writing Gnome 3 only ever have a single maximized window and nothing else??? I don't know, apparently people who mostly use one maximized window don't care.
[03:45] <EoNbuntu> i actually do prefer one maximised window at a time, but i still want the option.  also why should i have to right click then select (two clicks) maximise instead of just one button click
[03:45] <overclucker> death to floating windows
[03:45] <wilee-nilee> EoNbuntu, I know I add the buttons first thing and move on. ;) I started on Linux so I'm used to tweaking it to my prefrences.
[03:45] <aitaix9> Anyone successful getting a Samsung Galaxy S3 to work with Ubuntu?
[03:45] <EoNbuntu> wilee-nilee,  fair enough. i just downloaded tweak.
[03:46] <EoNbuntu> wilee-nilee, i wonder why they didnt add that option to default settings?
[03:46] <wilee-nilee> EoNbuntu, I suspect that is on the web somewhere.
[03:47] <EoNbuntu> tbh i would RATHER use linux than osx if it's feasible
[03:48] <ganjaman> hello
[03:48] <EoNbuntu> hello sir
[03:48] <cfhowlett> ganjaman: greetings
[03:49] <wilee-nilee> ire
[03:49] <ganjaman> Welcome to the world of Ubuntu and Linux :)
[03:50] <wilee-nilee> irie rather
[03:50] <ganjaman> I think Ubuntu should split from Debian in one way servers ( go Red Hat)
[03:51] <EoNbuntu> lol!
[03:51] <wilee-nilee> and pixies should setup my computer
[03:51] <ganjaman> Ive been a server admin for years, used Debian as desktop but not server
[03:51] <EoNbuntu> i think you may have been smoking a bit too much of tha ganja, man
[03:51] <ganjaman> httpd > apache2
[03:52] <cfhowlett> !ot|ganjaman: Please discuss your ubuntu issues.  Opinions are welcome in the offtopic channel
[03:52] <ganjaman> just the service diffs are a pain
[03:52] <EoNbuntu> hey, the fonts on my ubuntu/gnome 3 look a bit weird. they're kind of too large or something. it looks much slicker in mac. is there a way i can fix it?
[03:52] <ganjaman> sorry
[03:52] <ActionParsnip> EoNbuntu: use ubuntu-tweak and tweak the font rendering
[03:53] <ganjaman> who cares about fonts lol, or have I done too much headless?
[03:53] <ActionParsnip> ganjaman: users with desktop OSes do
[03:54] <ganjaman> My terminal > x11 even on desktop
[03:54] <ActionParsnip> ganjaman: as you can tell by the 'gnome' bit, so is completely different to a headless system, isn't is?
[03:55] <EoNbuntu> is tab auto-completion meant to work in terminal? doesn't seem to be
[03:55] <ActionParsnip> EoNbuntu: if you run:  source ~/.bashrc   does it work ok?
[03:55] <ganjaman> it is yes, but terminal rules !
[03:56] <Songcat> EoNbuntu it is meant to! Does it work if you press tab repeatedly? Sometimes mine doesn't unless I press it a lot.
[03:56] <DancingBear> EoNbuntu: vim /etc/X11/Xorg.conf ---> look for section Monitor: add something like the following:   Option   "DPI" "96 x 96"
[03:56] <ActionParsnip> EoNbuntu: if my command fixes it we can make it permanent :)
[03:56] <EoNbuntu> hmmm yes it does work with source ~/.bashrc
[03:56] <MonkeyDust> ganjaman  this is the support channel, guess #ubuntu-offtopic is what you want
[03:56] <DancingBear> that should fix the fonts being too large
[03:57] <EoNbuntu> no wait. i mean, when i type ~./bashr<tab> it auto completes
[03:57] <ganjaman> Im here to help > MonkeyDust
[03:57] <EoNbuntu> but when i type ./netbean<tab> it doesnt?
[03:57] <ActionParsnip> EoNbuntu: if you run: ls   do you see the filename?
[03:57] <ganjaman> I just love Linux and am more bash than x11
[03:58] <EoNbuntu> ActionParsnip, yep. im in the ~/Downloads directory
[03:58] <ActionParsnip> EoNbuntu: is the file marked executable?
[03:58] <ActionParsnip> EoNbuntu: the name will be green if it is
[03:59] <EoNbuntu> nope. it's a .sh file. i just downloaded it
[03:59] <DancingBear> EoNbuntu: chmod +x filename
[03:59] <DancingBear> then try again
[03:59] <EoNbuntu> netbeans-7.2-ml-php-linux.sh
[03:59] <ganjaman> he already said it was executable
[03:59] <EoNbuntu> i said 'nope'
[04:00] <EoNbuntu> that works DancingBear  :) ty
[04:00] <DancingBear> no
[04:00] <DancingBear> np*
[04:00] <ganjaman> thats why then auto complete looks in env and incluudes executables
[04:00] <EoNbuntu> ganjaman, that must be some good ganja... man
[04:01] <ganjaman> EoNbuntu it good but not as good as Linux
[04:02] <ActionParsnip> ganjaman: obviously wasn't :)
[04:02] <ActionParsnip> ganjaman: wasn't executable, that is
[04:03] <ganjaman> actionparsnip :)
[04:04] <icedtea> whats the ubuntu package developing channel again?
[04:04] <ActionParsnip> icedtea: #ubuntu-dev   maybe
[04:04] <icedtea> only one person in there ;)
[04:05] <MonkeyDust> it's #ubuntu-devel, but that's not a support channel
[04:07] <ActionParsnip> !develop
[04:07] <ActionParsnip> good ol duckduckgo
[04:08] <abbas_> guys, i added a vpn account in 12.04 yesterday and it'd display if i click on networking icon in top right
[04:08] <abbas_> now it isnt there anymore
[04:09] <abbas_> if i go to properites and then vpn tab, i can see the connectino but the 'shortcut' seems to be gone from top right networking icon-right click menu :(
[04:11] <icedtea> I'll give #ubuntu-devel a shot
[04:11] <ActionParsnip> abbas_: if you remove the VPN, readd it then reboot is it ok?
[04:14] <abbas_> ActionParsnip,  i think that'll fix it
[04:14] <abbas_> but
[04:14] <abbas_> i dont get it
[04:14] <abbas_> why does somethign like that break
[04:14] <sine`> im thinking of migrating to ubuntu from windows again. weve had an off and on relationship over the years. would i be able to run photoshop cs6 in wine or in windows emu mode with ease ? i have i7 3770 and 32GB gaming ram
[04:14] <abbas_> as a window user there's several  occassions where i see unpolished events like that
[04:15] <abbas_> in ubuntu. stuff losing focus all of a sudden.
[04:15] <abbas_> etc
[04:15] <ganjaman> The Debian/Ubuntu way of IpTables the way I work it on CentOS boxes I modify rules in /etc/sysconfig/iptables is there a similiar way on Debian based systems?
[04:15] <wilee-nilee> abbas_, Ah, the lack of badware does not appeal to you.
[04:16] <cirwin> I did an apt-get dist-upgrade last night, and now I can't get any audio
[04:16] <abbas_> wilee-nilee,  honestly i just like playing around with the more options ubutnu has to offer, like compiling and stuff
[04:16] <cirwin> alsamixer says "cannot open mixer: no such file or directory"
[04:17] <abbas_> otherwise i havent had any 'badware' mishaps since XP
[04:17] <cirwin> but /proc/asound/cards seems fine
[04:17] <cirwin> any ideas?
[04:18] <abbas_> win7 is definitely way way more solid and having dne most of my devving in ubuntu for last few months bec ause of job req
[04:18] <abbas_> there's been several instances of fail ui stuff
[04:18] <abbas_> that i wanted to login to a forum and report
[04:18] <ganjaman> windows 2&>1 /dev/null
[04:19] <abbas_> sometimes i can drag and drop an individual file into an open folder. if i go one step up in the folder and drag and drop to the folder icon, then it works
[04:19] <abbas_> unexplainable to a window newbie like me and counterintuitive
[04:20] <ActionParsnip> ganjaman: command 'windows' not found
[04:20] <cirwin> ok, so I can play sound from tty2, but not from a terminal inside X
[04:20] <mlucianoeze> Hi!
[04:20] <cirwin> anyone seen that problem before?
[04:20] <ActionParsnip> abbas_: depends on access to each folder for your user
[04:21] <cirwin> I tried running ck-launch-session but it didn't do anything
[04:21] <ActionParsnip> cirwin: tried killing pulseaudio to have it reboot
[04:22] <ActionParsnip> cirwin: well, restart pulseaudio (happens automagically)
[04:22] <wilee-nilee> abbas_, Just dual boot use the windows and open source when appropriate. ;)
[04:22] <cirwin> sudo /etc/init.d/pulseaudio restart doesn't help
[04:22] <ActionParsnip> cirwin: also in the sound options app, make sure the right sound device is set for output
[04:22] <ActionParsnip> cirwin: killall pulseaudio; rm -r ~/.pulse*
[04:23] <cirwin> ActionParsnip: that seems to have helped a bit; mplayer is now trying
[04:23] <cirwin> (before it would just exit)
[04:23] <cirwin> but alsamixer is still not working
[04:25] <ActionParsnip> cirwin: is the right sound devic set in the 'sounds' app in dash?
[04:25] <cirwin> I don't have gnome installed unfortunately :/
[04:25] <cirwin> (probably the root cause of many of my problems :p)
[04:26] <Rem> Hey humans. I have a question, how do I make my RandR settings persistent across boots?
[04:26] <ActionParsnip> cirwin: are you using any DE?
[04:26] <cirwin> xmonad
[04:26] <ganjaman> Rem maybe not the Ubuntu way but chkconfig
[04:27] <Rem> Im using Xubuntu
[04:27] <Rem> XFCE i think?
[04:27] <ActionParsnip> cirwin: in your sound apps you can specify the sound method
[04:28] <wilee-nilee> Rem, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution
[04:28] <cirwin> so I normally use alsamixer, but it's broken
[04:28] <cirwin> trying pavucontrol now
[04:28] <ActionParsnip> Rem: Xubuntu uses XFCE as desktop and xfwin as the WM
[04:28] <ActionParsnip> cirwin: not a bad idea
[04:29] <idio_sync> hh
[04:29] <Rem> I was thinking I could just write a script to load my default on boot?
[04:30] <ganjaman> Rem it still depends on your boot manager?
[04:31] <Rem> netbootin
[04:31] <PaSsI__> is there any ways to delete temporary files ?? and to make ubuntu faster?
[04:31] <Rem> The resolutions are fine, but they overlap
[04:31] <ganjaman> aint got a clue *wish wed stop changing boot loaders)
[04:32] <wilee-nilee> PaSsI__ I use bleachbit to clean my setup in general.
[04:32] <cirwin> ActionParsnip: ok, I got lucky with xfce4-mixer
[04:32] <cirwin> I guess somethings in an edge case that some mixers don't handle :/
[04:34] <ActionParsnip> cirwin: great :D
[04:35] <Adran> In the newest dovecot package, where is the equivalent default auth located or socket listening?
[04:36] <Viashino> anyone use samba (or something else) to connect to Windows AD domain?
[04:36] <Viashino> i am curious how effective it is
[04:37] <Adran> Viashino: Samba4 is effective
[04:37] <Adran> samba3 isn't so much
[04:37] <Viashino> do you have to do a lot of rigamarole to use shares
[04:37] <Adran> no
[04:38] <Viashino> are there things that "don't work" compared to windows boxes?
[04:38] <Adran> exchange
[04:38] <Viashino> ahh ok
[04:38] <Viashino> interesting
[04:39] <ganjaman> Adrian it will be in /etc somewhere the service is in /etc/init.d/ but the config not sure
[04:40] <Adran> ganjaman: there is /etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf as listed, however it loads configuration from ./conf.d/
[04:40] <Adran> which i cannot find the proper blocks
[04:40] <ganjaman> Adran whats the ls -l of that looks like a symlink
[04:41] <Adran> ganjaman: does not look like a symlink
[04:41] <ganjaman> adran sorry its in a conf.d so its a place for configs (face palm)
[04:42] <Adran> but which configuration file?
[04:42] <ganjaman> Adran whats the problem with your mail server
[04:42] <Adran> well, mostly I cannot configure dovecot to work with postfix since I cannot find the configuration block I need to change. :)
[04:43] <cellofellow> Adran: what are you looking for?
[04:43] <ganjaman> Adran so whats failing? Authentication?
[04:44] <Adran> https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/postfix.html (the auth default block)
[04:45] <cellofellow> ok, try cd conf.d; grep "default auth" *
[04:45] <ganjaman> Adran you using plesk by any chance?
[04:45] <Adran> been trying, cellofellow, no luck suspect package newere
[04:45] <Adran> ganjaman no
[04:45] <ganjaman> cool
[04:46] <ganjaman> Adran I personally use qmail
[04:47] <ganjaman> only thing I know about postfix is searching sppam
[04:48] <cellofellow> I'm not really a fan of email servers. For one, if you run your own SMTP on a dynamic IP most email hosts block you, you have to relay. :(
[04:48] <Adran> this isn't a dynamic ip, however the fact the docs are wrong seems a bit silly.
[04:49] <ganjaman> mailservers external IP
[04:49] <Adran> i know there was a somewhat recent upgrade of dovecot and that the configuration files changed, however the lack of anything similar to what the docs show is strange.
[04:49] <ganjaman> I will get banned/baited but thats why Rd hat are best for server (CentOS)
[04:51] <wilee-nilee> !best
[04:51] <ganjaman> or LTS updates wont break shit then
[04:52] <wilee-nilee> shucks back to ignore ganjaman hehe
[04:53] <ganjaman> If you can master a Linux box use Gentoo, If your getting there Slackware. If your coming from windows Ubuntu)
[04:55] <ganjaman> Unix/Linux what I love
[04:58] <ganjaman> Ubuntu > windows
[05:00] <hmmwhatsthisdo> Is there a program for *NIX that's equivalent to the Windows program Sandboxie?
[05:00] <hmmwhatsthisdo> (application sandboxing)
[05:00] <wilee-nilee> hmmwhatsthisdo, Some OS have sandboxes
[05:00] <ganjaman> Linux > windows (being a windows user searching for free software can be bad, and the reason they use that resource hogging AV)
[05:01] <hmmwhatsthisdo> wilee-nilee: for Ubuntu, then.
[05:02] <wilee-nilee> hmmwhatsthisdo, Nothing in the repos,  but there are methods, I'm not your best source on this though.
[05:02] <ganjaman> sanboxes yea bsd has better ones than Linux chroot but who gets most infected windows?
[05:03] <hmmwhatsthisdo> ganjaman: not for virus protection, more for making a program unaware I'm actually running 4 copies of it
[05:03] <williamherry> any similar tools in ubuntu as Alfred in MAC?
[05:03] <theadmin> williamherry: Tell us what it does
[05:03] <williamherry> theadmin: quick switch application
[05:04] <ganjaman> Viruses dont infect Linux/Unix/BSD because our OS runs under proper privilages
[05:04] <theadmin> williamherry: Err... uh... I'm not sure I understand, like, Alt-Tab?
[05:04] <hmmwhatsthisdo> ganjaman: I know, it's not for virus protection
[05:04] <williamherry> theadmin: some key weak it up and type a few work of application to switch to that app
[05:05] <hmmwhatsthisdo> although, it does isolate all of a program's files in a neat container and makes it easy to wipe a program out of existence
[05:05] <theadmin> williamherry: Oh that, sure, just hit the Super key (normally has a Windows logo on it) and start typing
[05:05] <williamherry> for instance, shift + space to wake it up, type 'T' to switch to terminal,
[05:05] <theadmin> williamherry: That's in Ubuntu though, doesn't work in variants
[05:06] <ganjaman> thats what protects us as well as no complete computer nood uses Linux
[05:06] <ganjaman> nob*
[05:07] <ganjaman> noob* (this keyboard is getting thrown!)
[05:07] <IdleOne> ganjaman: Aside from random unhelpful commentary, do you have anything helpful to add to support questions being asked?
[05:07] <williamherry> theadmin: similar but that thing in ubuntu is more like to launch app, I want if one already launched, switch to it, if not, launch,
[05:07] <theadmin> williamherry: I think it does that
[05:08] <ganjaman> IdleOne not really but has anybody else? Theres been no questions asked?
[05:08] <williamherry> theadmin: really, didn't know that, how to make it switch not launch?
[05:08] <IdleOne> ganjaman: others are not being random, you are. Please stop.
[05:09] <ganjaman> IdleOne understood
[05:09] <theadmin> williamherry: I'm not sure, I don't use it to be honest, doesn't it do that by default? I always thought it does but I never really checkee
[05:09] <theadmin> s/checkee/checked/
[05:09] <ganjaman> man sed
[05:10] <williamherry> theadmin: thanks any way, I searched and kupfer seem more like it
[05:10] <theadmin> williamherry: Okay, good for you
[05:11] <williamherry> theadmin: are you the admin :-)
[05:11] <WHOisAmanda> could i just get stright to the point help no messing around
[05:11] <theadmin> williamherry: Not of this channel, no,  type "/msg chanserv access #ubuntu list" to get a list of all the administrators here
[05:11] <theadmin> WHOisAmanda: Sure
[05:11] <ganjaman> whats your prob?
[05:12] <williamherry> theadmin: wow, great cmd, thanks, have a nice day
[05:13] <sonoma_wine> I need some help. Here's the issue. Was careless and took the default install on update packager. Got an error message somewhere during the update. Sorry didn't write it down.
[05:13] <WHOisAmanda> if someone would be willing to remote control and help me setup a couple paths when i get home in 15 minutes or less will you
[05:14] <sonoma_wine> After reboot I'm being dropped at the console tty1. I'm getting "staring fallback graphics devices" lightdm. No gui
[05:14] <WHOisAmanda> cause i am fixing to get off and i live right down the road from where i am @
[05:14] <theadmin> WHOisAmanda: You may PM me and I'll try to help, but typically that's not how issues are dealt with here, just saying.
[05:15] <sonoma_wine> I can get into an older kernel. But the resolution is wrong. the screen is about 2/3 the size of my display
[05:15] <WHOisAmanda> well i can't fix it myself
[05:15] <ganjaman> sooma_wine does alt+f7 or f8 do anything?
[05:16] <theadmin> WHOisAmanda: That's okay right now, PM me and I'll help
[05:16] <sonoma_wine> f8 gives me "the file /var/log/syslog changed disk
[05:17] <sonoma_wine> "do you want to reload"
[05:17] <ganjaman> whats dmesg | tail show?
[05:28] <ganjaman> echo
[05:28] <Matrixfox> hello world
[05:29] <osse> /away/dev/proc
[05:29] <ganjaman> echo$("hellow world")
[05:29] <Matrixfox> C:\DOS\RUN?
[05:30] <hmmwhatsthisdo> > /dev/null
[05:30] <ganjaman> +1
[05:30] <hmmwhatsthisdo> $(1)
[05:30] <sawrubh> Hi. Does Ubuntu 12.10 have any support for detection and automatic switching between dual gpus or nvidia gpu's with optimus technology rather than having to use the fallback method of using projects like
[05:30] <sawrubh> Bumblebee, because I have a Nvidia GT540M and I am using BOINC and it doesn't detect
[05:31] <sawrubh> any gpu's in the system :s
[05:31] <sawrubh> It's a real pain to install Nvidia drivers which are available from the official website, manually since it requires a lot of x server config twakings
[05:32] <sawrubh> s/twakings/tweakings/g
[05:32] <ganjaman> shows Ive never been a gamer only hardware probs I ever had with Linux is modems
[05:33] <sawrubh> I remember, in 11.04, people faced all kind of problems with installing Gnome and then the good Ubuntu folks decided to support it from the official ppa and then everything was good
[05:33] <ActionParsnip> sawrubh: Quantal is offtopic here until release day
[05:33] <sawrubh> ActionParsnip: whoops.
[05:33] <ActionParsnip> sawrubh: it is supported in #ubuntu+1 til then
[05:35] <ganjaman> ActioParsnip +1 (hes a top guy)
[05:36] <sawrubh> I hope this one isn't off the topic : I want to install the official nvidia drivers manually and I was daunted from what was presented online. Is there something I am missing or is there some relatively simpler solution ?
[05:37] <ActionParsnip> sawrubh: you can add the xorg updates ppa, less fresh more stable. Gives the 304 driver
[05:38] <jorma> amuja...
[05:38] <sawrubh> ActionParsnip: does that driver work with dual gpus. I mean can I then stop using Bumblebee and the 304 driver would plainly handle it or will I have to continue using Bumblebee ?
[05:39] <sawrubh> ActionParsnip: should I uninstall Bumblebee and all the stuff that came with it and then do this ?
[05:40] <ganjaman> sarubh what broke?
[05:40] <sawrubh> also, will it automatically stop using Nouveau and use the nvidia driver or will I have to do it manually ?
[05:41] <sawrubh> ganjaman: nothing broke, just that my experience with getting linux to know that I have a gt540m hasn't worked so far
[05:41] <ganjaman> gfx eww
[05:42] <ganjaman> stop using the latest cards rich boy lol#1
[05:42] <Aravoth> Can someone help me?
[05:42] <theadmin> ganjaman: Stop being unhelpful.
[05:42] <theadmin> Aravoth: What's your problem?
[05:42] <Kheo> hello everyone I have some questions..I have a new server and I want to put back my websites and my data base how can I do that ?
[05:43] <Aravoth> I installed ubuntu 12.04 using wubi and it won't load at all, I get weird graphical gliches and can't access anything in ubuntu, not even grub
[05:43] <Aravoth> I'm pretty new to linux...
[05:43] <theadmin> Kheo: Most of the web stuff would reside in your htdocs directory (or /var/www for instance), as for databases use mysqldump or whatnot
[05:43] <acu> is there any application that allows video chat with yahoo messenger users ?
[05:44] <sawrubh> ganjaman: :)
[05:44] <Kheo> theadmin: I've copy/paste the files on the /var/www but..do not work..
[05:44] <Aravoth> I had it installed once before and it worked fine, but I screwed up a few things when I stupidly installed "startup-manager"
[05:44] <Kheo> theadmin: how can I get them back ?!
[05:45] <ganjaman> kheo whats your prob?
[05:45] <Aravoth> so I i did a fresh re-install and now I get a crazy graphical glich and can't acess anything in ubuntu at all
[05:45] <Kheo> I want to make my web sites work..on my apache
[05:45] <ActionParsnip> acu: there used to be gyache but I believe its dead
[05:45] <Kheo> I had a Server, and now I have a new installed one..and I want to make the web sites work as before.
[05:45] <Kheo> with data bases and all.
[05:46] <Kheo> I have them saved.
[05:46] <ganjaman> /var/www if it exists would be Apaches root but if Apache dont exist (figure it out)
[05:46] <Aravoth> I'm sure it has something to do with my nvidia video card, but I don't know how to fix it
[05:46] <acu> Aravoth: some laptops with ATI graphics interfaces show this, but it is usually after grub if I remember anyhow, without any access, it is tough, you might need to bootlive cd and see what is wrong, as it looks , you need to do a fresh reinstall - h
[05:46] <ActionParsnip> sawrubh: no idea i'm completely avoiding that technology as its a nasty hack and causes all kinds of hell in Linux
[05:46] <Kheo> I have /var/www and I copy/paste my old www folder into the new one.
[05:46] <Kheo> that's all ?
[05:46] <Aravoth> ok, I'll give that a shot
[05:46] <Aravoth> thank you
[05:46] <acu> Avaroth: do you have cli ? command line interface access (press CTRL F1
[05:46] <ganjaman> kheo what do you need to restore?
[05:46] <theadmin> Kheo: That, and dump mysql databases if any...
[05:47] <Kheo> ganjaman: Read what I've told.
[05:47] <Kheo> theadmin: the web sites do not work..
[05:47] <Kheo> theadmin: How can I get them back to work ?
[05:48] <ganjaman> kheo are you using Plesk or any other cps?
[05:48] <theadmin> Kheo: That's your problem, I don't know what you're talking about, I don't know your exact setup... But are HTTPD and MySQLd started?
[05:48] <Kheo> hmmmm
[05:48] <Aravoth> I didn't try that
[05:48] <Kheo> theadmin: what you do not understand ?
[05:48] <Aravoth> But I will right now
[05:49] <theadmin> Kheo: Well different websites set things up differently, so there's that... It may be using mySQL, it may be using a flatfile database, it may be using sqlite, it might not be using a database at all...
[05:49] <ActionParsnip> sawrubh: did you buy the system with the intention of installing Linux?
[05:49] <acu> ActionParsnip, thanks, I know gyache is available in Fedora, but I wonder if there is any .deb
[05:49] <ganjaman> lol @ theaddmin
[05:49] <Kheo> theadmin: First I want to get my websites back.
[05:49] <Kheo> theadmin: can you help ?
[05:49] <theadmin> Kheo: I just told you that I can't. Three times in a row >.<
[05:50] <Kheo> theadmin: I put them on var/www and they do not work.
[05:50] <Kheo> ok..somebody can help ?
[05:50] <ganjaman> kheo is Apache started?
[05:50] <Kheo> yes
[05:50] <sawrubh> ActionParsnip: :) , no I didn't but then I like Linux. btw I installed the xorg updates ppa and installed the nvidia-current. When I run nvidia-settings, it asks me to run nvidia-xconfig as root, but when I try to it says that I don't have it installed :s
[05:51] <ganjaman> whats the /etc/init.d/httpd(apache2) status show?
[05:51] <Kheo> what ?
[05:51] <Kheo>  * Usage: /etc/init.d/apache2 {start|stop|graceful-stop|restart|reload|force-reload|start-htcacheclean|stop-htcacheclean|status}
[05:51] <ganjaman> Going bed!
[05:52] <Kheo> k ?
[05:52] <Kheo> ...he left..
[05:52] <Kheo> no one t2
[05:52] <Kheo> help ?
[05:53] <PaSsI_> i am downloading virtual box from terminal but it seems that download has stopped in terminal...any ideas how to fix that?
[05:53] <Kheo> It's a simple thing..for a good linux user. I want to make my old www file on the new server can anyone help me ?!?!??!?!?!??!?!??!?!?!??!?
[05:53] <Kheo> ?!?????????????????????
[05:53] <Kheo> no one usefull in here..all waste of time..
[05:53] <Kheo> I never get help in here.
[05:54] <theadmin> Kheo: for i in apache2 mysql ; do sudo service $i start ; done # To start apache and mysql. But if that doesn't help then you messed something up when transferring files.
[05:54] <ActionParsnip> Kheo: just copy it to the place of the standing folder, it will work
[05:55] <Kheo> ActionParsnip: No it doesn't.
[05:56] <Kheo> theadmin: I just put the old www instate of the new www.
[05:56] <Kheo> what the hell I could messed ?!
[05:56] <PaSsI_> download has stopped in terminal ...how to resume it?
[05:56] <theadmin> Kheo: How many times did I tell you to dump mysql databases
[05:56] <Kheo> what does it means ?
[05:57] <Kheo> I have all mysql databases.
[05:57] <ActionParsnip> Kheo: what do you see when you try?? Just saying 'it doesn't work' helps nobody. Most of all you
[05:57] <Kheo> I see nothing..
[05:57] <theadmin> Kheo: Well, mysql databases can't be just "copied over" as files, you have to use specific commands ("mysqldump" and, if I recall right, "mysqlrestore")
[05:57] <Kheo> I've put my old www folder instate of the new www folder.
[05:58] <ActionParsnip> Kheo: so when you restart the httpd service then web browse to localhost, you get a white page?
[05:58] <Kheo> why the web sites don't show up ?
[05:58] <Kheo> yes.
[05:58] <Kheo> I get this file
[05:58] <Kheo> application/x-httpd-php (397 bytes)
[05:58] <Kheo> ....
[05:58] <Kheo> when I'm typing my domain..
[05:59] <theadmin> Kheo: You didn't set up PHP did you -_-
[05:59] <theadmin> !lamp | Kheo
[05:59] <Kheo> hmmmm
[05:59] <Kheo> I've asked you what to do..
[05:59] <ActionParsnip> Kheo: so no 404?
[05:59] <Kheo> no all I get is application/x-httpd-php (397 bytes)
[05:59] <Kheo> ...
[05:59] <shruthivenkat> trying to cross compile optware
[05:59] <shruthivenkat> crosstool/build/armv5b-softfloat-linux/gcc-3.3.5-glibc-2.2.5/build-glibc/csu/version-info.h:2:1:
[05:59] <shruthivenkat> > missing terminating " character
[05:59] <Kheo> to download this..
[06:00] <shruthivenkat> getting this error anyone can help
[06:00] <shruthivenkat> getting crosstool/build/armv5b-softfloat-linux/gcc-3.3.5-glibc-2.2.5/build-glibc/csu/version-info.h:2:1:
[06:00] <shruthivenkat> > missing terminating " character error when trying to cross compile
[06:01] <shruthivenkat> crosstool/build/armv5b-softfloat-linux/gcc-3.3.5-glibc-2.2.5/build-glibc/csu/version-info.h:2:1:
[06:01] <shruthivenkat> > missing terminating " character anyone know the fix for this
[06:01] <Kheo> waste of time in here..
[06:01] <sidney_> is there a deb package for truecrypt
[06:01] <ActionParsnip> Kheo: have you asked in the apache channel?
[06:01] <WHoisAmanda> hey theadmin you here
[06:02] <theadmin> sidney_: There's no need for one, get the universal installer off truecrypt.org
[06:02] <ActionParsnip> Kheo: not everyone can know all the answers, think about it and quit being so petulant
[06:02] <theadmin> WHoisAmanda: Yes, but wait a second, I have to take out the trash
[06:02] <WHoisAmanda> kool
[06:02] <theadmin> WHoisAmanda: pm me in the meantime
[06:02] <Aravoth> so weird
[06:03] <Aravoth> this happened before but the last time ubuntu went into some kid of safe mode and this time it's not doing it
[06:03] <Kheo> I need a user name to speak on that channel..
[06:03] <Kheo> so nobody from 1470 bots +3 ppl
[06:03] <ActionParsnip> Kheo: no, you just need to be registered and identified
[06:03] <Kheo> can help ?
[06:04] <ActionParsnip> Kheo: people idle the channel, not everyine is typing
[06:04] <Kheo> on apache redirect channel I must have an registred user..
[06:04] <ActionParsnip> Kheo: its their policy
[06:04] <Kheo> so I ask in here..because it's no apache problem..
[06:04] <Kheo> It's Server problem..
[06:05] <ActionParsnip> Kheo: then which softare is the issue with?
[06:05] <apg> !patient
[06:05] <Kheo> Ubuntu Server
[06:05] <Kheo> ultimate..
[06:05] <Kheo> 12..
[06:05] <ActionParsnip> khno the server itself is up, and the hardware is running
[06:05] <Kheo> so can anyone can know linux in here ?
[06:05] <ActionParsnip> Kheo: you are running a service on the web server, your issue is with the service]
[06:05] <shruthivenkat> version-info.h:1:1: missing terminating " character
[06:05] <shruthivenkat>  cross compile optware
[06:05] <ActionParsnip> Kheo: which web server service are you using?
[06:06] <Kheo> nobody knows how to make a few websites work on ubuntu ?
[06:06] <ActionParsnip> Kheo: which web server are you using?
[06:06] <Kheo> apache2 ?
[06:06] <Aravoth> I'm re-installing from wubi again
[06:06] <blackhole> anyone any idea how to install legacy themes on ubuntu 12.04?
[06:06] <Kheo> wasting time here..
[06:06] <AresTheLion> Kheo, Which websites?
[06:07] <Kheo> never get help..
[06:07] <Kheo> never..
[06:07] <ActionParsnip> Kheo: then your issue is entirely with apache, it is supported here but the apache channel itself will have more accurate solutions as the users there are helping people with apache
[06:07] <Kheo> I did spend a lot of hours in here..never get 1 advice..
[06:07] <ActionParsnip> Kheo: am I not advising now?
[06:07] <Kheo> AresTheLion: My old www..
[06:07] <Kheo> ActionParsnip: thanks for redirecting me.
[06:07] <Kheo> I appreciate.
[06:07] <ActionParsnip> Kheo: there is a dedicated channel for the service you are having issues with, if you ask in there you will get more precise help
[06:07] <AresTheLion> Kheo, Please remember that the operating system, and everyone in this website donates their time for free. Sometimes we don't know the answers or aren't available.
[06:08] <ActionParsnip> Kheo: so what happened to ".never get 1 advice"
[06:08] <Kheo> then do not "donate" me your time.
[06:08] <sawrubh> ActionParsnip: thanks. Yeah I guess I should avoid it and hope for one day when things get fixed by themselves ;)
[06:08] <ActionParsnip> Kheo: again, petulant childish mentality
[06:08] <Kheo> ActionParsnip: ok do not "donate" me your time. thanks
[06:08] <Kheo> Anybody usefull in this channel ?
[06:08] <blackhole> kheo, sometimes you need to reboot yourself heeheehe
[06:09] <ActionParsnip> Kheo: ive donated all I can, good luck.
[06:09] <WHoisAmanda> Kheo that's what the hell they are here to do but they do not have to
[06:09] <Kheo> ^^
[06:09] <Kheo> they do not know..
[06:09] <WHoisAmanda> just give them a ounce of respect
[06:09] <WHoisAmanda> Kheo^^
[06:09] <Kheo> how to make work a few sites..lol
[06:09] <ActionParsnip> sawrubh: its down to nvidia really, they chose to not suppot it initially but they joined the liuux foundation a while back so it may turn around
[06:09] <Kheo> why are so many in here and nobody can't help..
[06:10] <Kheo> It's a WASTING OF time.
[06:10] <AresTheLion> Then go make your own OS from scratch
[06:10] <ActionParsnip> Kheo: its you wasting your time, not us....
[06:10] <WHoisAmanda> people are away from keyboard duh
[06:10] <WHoisAmanda> keho^^^
[06:10] <Kheo> ^^
[06:10] <Kheo> like ActionParsnip ^^
[06:11] <Kheo> he's "helping" ppl by chating ^^
[06:11] <Kheo> So nobody knows how to make work an (old) www to a new server ?
[06:12] <arif> Hi
[06:12] <Kheo> just tell the steps.. 1 2 3 etc.
[06:12] <Kheo> not chating.
[06:12] <ActionParsnip> hi arif
[06:12] <Kheo> can anyone knows ?
[06:12] <bazhang> !attitude | Kheo
[06:12] <WHoisAmanda> i guess not use google
[06:12] <Kheo> can anyone knows ? ?!
[06:12] <WHoisAmanda> kheo^^^
[06:12] <theadmin> Kheo: You're not telling us anything about your setup and expect us to help.
[06:12] <bazhang> Kheo, stop repeating
[06:12] <arif> I am using ubuntu 12.04, yesterday I have updated my wireless kernal drivers
[06:12] <Kheo> LOL ?
[06:12] <Kheo> what setup you need to make them work ?
[06:12] <arif> earlier I was facing wireless issue
[06:12] <Kheo> you must know not me..
[06:13] <arif> it is resolved
[06:13] <blackhole> kheo, you have to learn and read atleast, we help but you have to figure it out by yourself...
[06:13] <Kheo> ?
[06:13] <Kheo> what ?
[06:13] <bazhang> Kheo, stop repeating and saying help me
[06:13] <Kheo> wasting of time instate of help..
[06:13] <WHoisAmanda> if you gonna act like a 5 year old just get outta here cause i am sure that they have better people to help    <-------- Kheo
[06:13] <arif> by now  suddenly my key board key is not working for wireless
[06:13] <arif> in log it is giving following error:
[06:13] <bazhang> WHoisAmanda, lets move on
[06:13] <Kheo> WHoisAmanda: ^^ I get only chat in here..
[06:14] <Kheo> bazhang: ^^
[06:14] <arif>  keyboard: can't emulate rawmode for keycode 247
[06:14] <WHoisAmanda> sorry i had to break the truth
[06:14] <arif>  keyboard: can't emulate rawmode for keycode 247
[06:14] <Kheo> WHoisAmanda: let's chat man..nobody help in here..wasting of time
[06:14] <arif> I am Amandra
[06:14] <theadmin> Kheo: Stop complaining. Explain: Which webservers you have installed, which modules/plugins, which database architectures, what did you do to transfer them, whether there are major version differences or not...
[06:14] <WHoisAmanda> is moving on to vodka
[06:14] <bazhang> !ot | WHoisAmanda
[06:14] <Kheo> support channel = chat ?
[06:14] <Kheo> ^^
[06:14] <AresTheLion> Kheo, Why don't you go learn everything by yourself then come back in here and help us?
[06:14] <theadmin> WHoisAmanda: Please see my PM window, I'm back.
[06:15] <arif> oops, sorry
[06:15] <ActionParsnip> arif: is it a USB keyboard
[06:16] <arif> ActionParship : No it's normal key board only
[06:16] <ActionParsnip> arif: so a PS2 keyboard?
[06:16] <ActionParsnip> arif: a round connector?
[06:17] <arif> actionParnip: it's normal keyboard
[06:17] <arif> ActionParsnip:http://askubuntu.com/questions/178547/connection-drops-out-regularly-with-a-ralink-rt2800
[06:17] <ActionParsnip> arif: a 'normal keyboard' doesn't exist
[06:18] <ActionParsnip> arif: how does the keyboard attach to the system?
[06:20] <arif> ActionParnip: it's laptop's inbuild keyboard
[06:20] <ActionParsnip> arif: you should have said that....
[06:20] <arif> ActionParnip: sorry , I mean normal keyboard means inbuilt key board
[06:21] <ActionParsnip> arif: do you dual boot the system?
[06:21] <arif> yes
[06:21] <arif> ActionParsnip: on windows 7 it's working fine
[06:22] <arif> ActionParsnip: now whenever  I click on wireless key , it's giving "keyboard: can't emulate rawmode for keycode 247" error
[06:23] <arif> ActionParsnip:so it looks like after this kernal driver update "compat-wireless-3.5.4-1-snpc"
[06:24] <arif> ActionParsnip: any sugeetion which direction I can look
[06:25] <arif> ActionParsnip: you still there
[06:26] <buglyjoe> hi, could someone running 12.10 beta2 please tell me which groups the user should be a member of, by default. I used usermod -G without -a and got removed from all groups
[06:27] <brady> is it possible to search google in firefox via the hud?
[06:27] <buglyjoe> I mounted the os as a disk and put my self directly into the sudoers file temporarily. so I have root access. I just need to know the groups I should add myself to
[06:28] <wilee-nilee> buglyjoe, #ubuntu+1 is 12.10
[06:28] <buglyjoe>  wilee-nilee : oh ok, thanks
[06:29] <brady> is it possible to upgrade from 12.04 to 12.10 without reinstalling the whole os?
[06:30] <mah454> Hello
[06:30] <mah454> I have problem with xrandr command . please view this : http://paste.debian.net/196832/ .
[06:30] <mah454> How can add newmode to VGA-0 or DVI-I-0 ?
[06:33] <bazhang> !upgrade | brady yes it is
[06:46] <mah454> Hello
[06:47] <mah454> i have a question with xrandr
[06:47] <mah454> can you help me ?
[06:47] <bazhang> ask the channel and see mah454
[06:47] <mah454> ok
[06:47] <mah454> Please view this : http://paste.debian.net/196832/
[06:47] <mah454> How can add newmode to VGA-0 or DVI-I-0 ?
[06:48] <przemek> hello beautiful people i need a help with time zone
[06:48] <przemek> 11:30 am est in cet  ?
[06:48] <Hatori> hi kheo
[06:50] <codefyre> przemek: TZ=CET date -d '11:30 EST'
[06:51] <przemek> wow
[06:51] <przemek> thank you very much
[06:51] <przemek> codefyre: thank You dude
[06:51] <codefyre> there is a caveat though
[06:51] <codefyre> if date doesn't find /usr/share/zoninfo
[06:52] <lotuspsychje> would it give problems completly remove zeitgeist?
[06:52] <codefyre> it might fallback to /etc/localtime without an error
[06:52] <WHOisAmanda> theadmin:what about Java will java commands work without a path
[07:00] <varun> hi
[07:00] <Hatori> hi varum
[07:00] <Hatori> You sound girly :d
[07:00] <Hatori> Varun
[07:02] <bazhang> !ot | Hatori
[07:03] <barberan> hello there
[07:03] <die-uh-ree-uh> my MYPAINT will not open! When I click the launcher, it does nothing but blink! I really need help here!
[07:04] <die-uh-ree-uh> I really need help because I'm suppose to be doing commissions!
[07:05] <barberan> русские есть?
[07:05] <IdleOne> !ru | barberan
[07:06] <Hatori> what the problem die-uh-ree-uh
[07:07] <die-uh-ree-uh> MyPaint will not open when I hit the launcher, I have re-started my computer, installed, uninstalled, it still won't open! D:
[07:07] <Hatori> mypaint?
[07:07] <IdleOne> die-uh-ree-uh: run it from terminal and see if there is any useful errors
[07:08] <die-uh-ree-uh> list index out of range?
[07:08] <Hatori> restarted just for it, amazing
[07:08] <IdleOne> die-uh-ree-uh: You on a wacom tablet?
[07:08] <die-uh-ree-uh> yes I am, I unplugged it
[07:08] <die-uh-ree-uh> what does list index out of range mean?
[07:08] <Hatori> buggy
[07:08] <die-uh-ree-uh> D:
[07:09] <die-uh-ree-uh> how can I fix this?
[07:09] <Hatori> i think some memory related
[07:09] <die-uh-ree-uh> but I have plenty of memory, I think?
[07:10] <kamidi> die-uh-ree-uh: try to delete mypaint config? ~/.mypaint maybe?
[07:11] <rymate1234> its nothing to do with memory or the config afaik
[07:11] <rymate1234> looks to me like it might be an error in the code
[07:11] <rymate1234> feel free to prove me wrong though :P
[07:11] <die-uh-ree-uh> i have no idea what to do
[07:11] <bazhang> plug in the tablet
[07:13] <die-uh-ree-uh> here
[07:13] <die-uh-ree-uh> http://pastebin.com/0def9CSN
[07:13] <die-uh-ree-uh> the whole thing
[07:14] <rymate1234> yep
[07:14] <rymate1234> appears to be a bug in mypaint by the looks of it
[07:14] <jorick> I installed hybrid-7, yesterday it worked but after a reboot it stopped working. I can't get pas the "No ident response". Anyone an idea how to fix this?
[07:14] <rymate1234> or something else went wrong
[07:15] <kamidi> die-uh-ree-uh: i installed mypaint and it seems to work ok
[07:15] <die-uh-ree-uh> i know but not for me
[07:16] <kamidi> die-uh-ree-uh: your version is 1.0.0?
[07:16] <die-uh-ree-uh> http://pastebin.com/0def9CSN <---- how to fix the 'bug'? If anyone can tell me a command so I can fix it, that would be cool
[07:16] <die-uh-ree-uh> i have no idea kamidi
[07:17] <kamidi> die-uh-ree-uh: try rm -rf ~/.mypaint <- of course, you will lose mypaint config but...
[07:17] <die-uh-ree-uh> but what??
[07:17] <kamidi> die-uh-ree-uh: but it might fix your problem. assuming there is something that causes list index error
[07:18] <die-uh-ree-uh> so type in  rm -rf ~/.mypaint   ??
[07:18] <kamidi> die-uh-ree-uh: in terminal, yes
[07:18] <die-uh-ree-uh> YAY
[07:18] <die-uh-ree-uh> fixed
[07:18] <die-uh-ree-uh> i love you
[07:18] <kamidi> die-uh-ree-uh: :)
[07:19] <die-uh-ree-uh> *big hugs*
[07:19] <die-uh-ree-uh> so I just lost the brushes and thats it?
[07:19] <kamidi> die-uh-ree-uh: yes
[07:19] <die-uh-ree-uh> pffft
[07:19] <die-uh-ree-uh> bah I can get em again
[07:20] <Snowie> Hi all. Read some articles today as part of my research for mobile support about port scanning. Decided to learn some more about it by scanning my home network. In the repos, it tells me nmap cannot be authenticated, and then the app want's root privilages. Any danger in this, or am i just being appropriately paranoid?
[07:20] <llutz_> die-uh-ree-uh: next time just rename the directory, dont remove it
[07:21] <die-uh-ree-uh> okay
[07:21] <codefyre> Snowie , nmap needs root privilges for raw socket access
[07:22] <codefyre> to build custom syn packets
[07:22] <kamidi> llutz_: you're right. renaming is better option than removing. oops
[07:22] <Snowie> codefyre, ok, thanks. what about the not authorised bit in the repos. Honestly never seen it before.
[07:24] <blackhole> guys help me when i play COD4 in wine only black color display im using dell m5040,
[07:24] <codefyre> Snowie , the keys used to authenticate packages might be no longer valid or some of them
[07:24] <Snowie> codefyre, so... safe to play or no?
[07:24] <codefyre> Snowie , sudo apt-key update; sudo apt-get update
[07:25] <Snowie> ahh, thanks. yeah, i think i have an issue with my packages anyway. There is a duplicate package entry i think. cheers, brb
[07:25] <codefyre> Snowie , safe to play but next time if u get this error , update the keyring using apt-key and the error should go away
[07:25] <Snowie> lots of ladies say I have an issue with my package.
[07:26] <Snowie> that was my housemate. she's pretty close to owing me $100 if she keeps it up
[07:26] <Snowie> sorry all
[07:26] <bazhang> Snowie, thats not appropriate
[07:28] <Snowie> bazhang, i know, apologies all
[07:28] <brady> is there some quick way to do google searches from ubuntu
[07:28] <brady> like from the hud
[07:28] <brady> i know alot of smart phones do similar things
[07:29] <bazhang> brady, there are some nice lenses
[07:30] <bazhang> brady, such as the askubuntu.com lens
[07:30] <brady> im not certain what a lens is.. i will google it
[07:30] <brady> lol
[07:30] <bazhang> brady, its for unity
[07:36] <Craig`> Hey guys, I was cut and pasting some files onto my external hard drive when I accidently restarted the computer, the files that had transfered aren't on the ext. hdd nor where they where in the first place (but the ones which hadn't transferred yet are).. any idea where they'll be?
[07:38] <himanshu_linux> hi .. Is there any way that i make a live CD of the distro that i am using (ubuntu) with all the packages installed that i have downloaded and installed ..?
[07:38] <Craig`> I can't find them in my rubbish bin either
[07:40] <theadmin> himanshu_linux: remastersys
[07:40] <wilee-nilee> himanshu_linux Check out remastersys
[07:40] <wilee-nilee> hehe
[07:40] <himanshu_linux> ok..
[07:40] <Pre> Hello all, I have dual booted my system with ubuntu11.10 and win 7. I downloaded the Broadcom sta wireless driver, its connected with wifi now the problem is when i run ifconfig, I am not getting any wireless adapter listed there. how to get that Its listed there in the /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules .
[07:42] <Craig`> and they're not in temp, does this mean i've lost them?
[07:42] <codefyre> Craig`: the data should still be there, but i guess the filesystem deleted references to it while moving
[07:43] <Craig`> codefyre: is there any way I can fix this?
[07:43] <codefyre> the first thing you should do is remount the filesystem as readonly to avoid overwriting over them
[07:44] <codefyre> Craig`: ext3 or ext4 >
[07:44] <Craig`> it's an external hard drive, so i'm assuming ntfs
[07:44] <Craig`> the main computer is ext4, though.
[07:45] <codefyre> the data was being copied from ext4 to the external drive ?
[07:45] <Craig`> yeah
[07:45] <codefyre> than ext4 is from where it should be recovered
[07:45] <Craig`> it was about 70% complete, but the only files I could find (where they were in the first place) was those that hadn't been transferred
[07:45] <Craig`> codefyre: where should I be looking?
[07:46] <codefyre> how important is the data , if very important , than you should be talking to an expert
[07:46] <codefyre> in data-recovery before trying to recover data, its important to make an image of the filesystem
[07:46] <lollons>  !list
[07:47] <Craig`> it's more convenient than important
[07:47] <lollons> sorry
[07:47] <Craig`> i'll have to redownload 30GB of youtube videos
[07:47] <theplanet> is there a .. what do you call them .. apt repository for haskell
[07:47] <theplanet> !haskell
[07:47] <codefyre> Craig` , than you should first remount the parition as readonly and than try extundelete
[07:47] <theplanet> with the latest binaries
[07:49] <Craig`> okay i'll try that codefyre
[07:51] <Craig`> codefyre: I can't unmount it because it says it's busy, i'm not intentially doing anything with it but I don't think it's stil moving the files
[07:52] <codefyre> Craig` , is the folder  from which you lost the files mounted on a seprate partition
[07:53] <jnm> Hello, why doesn't the installer's partition editor set /boot on a fat file system?
[07:53] <jnm> It only shows /dos and /windows mountpoints.
[07:53] <bekks> jnm: Because you cant use a fat filesystem as /boot
[07:53] <auronandace> jnm: boot should be on a linux filesystem
[07:54] <jnm> why? iirc /boot will contain the grub files, and grub supports fat
[07:55] <auronandace> jnm: fat doesn't handle linux permissions
[07:55] <bekks> But fat does not support the necessary linux file permissions.
[07:57] <llutz_> it should work with fat16, but why does one want this...
[07:59] <jnm> Okay, I understand. Thank you.
[08:04] <vitimiti> (^_^)/
[08:08] <talsamon> hello, how could i assign a char to a key on the numberblock e.g.  "{" to AltGr + 1 ?
[08:10] <Snowie> wow. i think my packages are really broken. even the GUI is playing up. I think i have duplicate ubuntu repos. i installed an app, and it all looks ok, but then it still comes up with install and the app is not there. What's the best method of a deepscan?
[08:11] <milindxcra> Hi ... I am getting the following error when I try to upgrade ... too-long line or missing newline in `/var/lib/dpkg/triggers/File'
[08:12] <milindxcra> Can someone help me
[08:12] <milindxcra> The content of /var/lib/dpkg/triggers/File contains some garbled characters along with paths that point to my Windows partition
[08:13] <Snowie> milindxcra, any help here? http://askubuntu.com/questions/100046/unable-to-install-any-packages-due-to-unrecoverable-fatal-error-var-lib-dpkg-di
[08:13] <Snowie> milindxcra, hmm, maybe not. Scratch that
[08:14] <milindxcra> Can I rewrite /var/lib/dpkg/triggers/File with an older version
[08:14] <milindxcra> or working version ...
[08:14] <milindxcra> what does that file contain if anyone knows here ...
[08:17] <Zaeyx> Keep a backup
[08:17] <Zaeyx> Go try it
[08:17] <Zaeyx> Then test dpkg
[08:17] <Snowie> milindxcra, that's what that post recommends, but it didnt work for the OP
[08:18] <Zaeyx> You tell me
[08:18] <milindxcra> If I rename the /var/lib/dpkg/triggers/File as say File_bak and run the upgrade process I get the following errorfiles list file for package 'gtk-gnutella' is missing final newline
[08:19] <Snowie> Zaeyx, maybe that post if followed would work?
[08:30] <Woozie> hello
[08:30] <ardchoille> I was highlighted, did someone need me for something?
[08:31] <Woozie> does someone can help me with nvidia proprietary drivers?
[08:31] <truexfan81> whats the problem with them?
[08:32] <Woozie> i already described my problem on askubuntu
[08:32] <Woozie> can i send you a link?
[08:32] <truexfan81> sure
[08:32] <Woozie> http://askubuntu.com/questions/197040/nvidia-proprietary-driver-logging-me-to-console-instead-of-gui
[08:33] <tapas> hmm, since a week or so (i think some update caused that) my mouse and keyboard sometimes get unresponsive
[08:33] <tapas> the mouse works fine..
[08:33] <tapas> but entering stuff on the keyboard causes both to lock up..
[08:33] <tapas> and some key events are lost..
[08:33] <bekks> Woozie: modprobe nvidia; sudo startx
[08:34] <mei> join #ubuntu_cn
[08:34] <mei> join ubuntu_cn
[08:34] <bekks> Woozie: And before: unload the nouveau module.
[08:34] <Zaeyx> I am just gonna throw this out there... there is a program in Ubuntu to install proprietary drivers
[08:35] <truexfan81> that is why i like the nvidia installers for the 304 series drivers, it automatically blacklists nouveau
[08:35] <Woozie> eh, i used "additional drivers" from Ubuntu, i think, that's you're meaning?
[08:36] <Woozie> i used installer from NVIDIA, repo's, additional drivers menu
[08:36] <Woozie> nothing actually worked
[08:36] <Zaeyx> None worked?
[08:36] <Woozie> yep
[08:36] <Zaeyx> See I have  Lenovo Y570 with Nvidia gt 555m
[08:36] <Zaeyx> And it worked great for me
[08:37] <Zaeyx> D:
[08:37] <bekks> Woozie: Well, then you have a messed up installation now, containing stuff from the repos and from the nvidia installer.
[08:37] <EweR> is it ok to have mailserver and webserver on the same machine?
[08:37] <Woozie> bekks, i don't think so
[08:37] <truexfan81> Woozie: the way i do it is using the official run files from the nvidia site
[08:37] <bekks> EweR: Depends on your overall setup.
[08:38] <bekks> truexfan81: Which will break with every kernel update.
[08:38] <EweR> bekks: vps ram:512mb hdd: 10gb
[08:38] <Woozie> i was reinstalling my system for a few (10? 15? i really don't know now) times
[08:38] <truexfan81> bekks: the 304 series includes a dkms module to make it update to the new kernels
[08:38] <bekks> EweR: Thats no setup, that are hardware specifications.
[08:38] <Zaeyx> EweR its always better to run a single service on one server... if you must run multiple with one box I suggest researching one of three topics.  App Armor, SE Linux, or virtualization
[08:38] <Zaeyx> Speaking from a security standpoint
[08:39] <bekks> from a security point of view, you missed grsec and hardened. selinux and apparmor are useless without a hardened system.
[08:39] <tapas> Zaeyx: hmm, one might like an SSH server alongside e.g. apache though ;D
[08:39] <truexfan81> bekks: i have done 3 ubuntu kernel updates since the last time i ran the installer, hasn't been broken once
[08:39] <Zaeyx> Ssh is very secure
[08:40] <Zaeyx> Web and mail is a bad combo
[08:40] <EweR> oh
[08:40] <bekks> Zaeyx: ssh is jus a method to connect to your server. It doesnt secure your server at all.
[08:40] <Zaeyx> She Linux access controls function fine with an out of the box install
[08:40] <Zaeyx> SE Linux*
[08:40] <tapas> i was just being nitpicky: ssh server plus apache = two servers D
[08:40] <tapas> s/D/;D/
[08:40] <Zaeyx> There is always more to be done of course
[08:41] <Woozie> bekks, does nouveau is unloaded with some kernel parameters?
[08:41] <bekks> Woozie: rmmod nouveau
[08:41] <Woozie> alright
[08:41] <Woozie> back in a minute, will instal nvidia drivers and i'll check rmmod
[08:42] <Zaeyx> Technically they do and though ssh doesn't secure your server.  It is not a protocol associated with many vulnerabilities... I would trust it over the ftp apache combo
[08:42] <bekks> FTP? Lol. Even more insecure than a webserver.
[08:42] <bekks> Better use SFTP or FTPS.
[08:42] <Zaeyx> When it comes to multiple services on one box it happens all the time... look at LAMP...
[08:42] <Zaeyx> I just said ftp was insecure... >.>
[08:43] <tapas> :D
[08:43] <Zaeyx> But certain combos are less secure... email and web... anything to do with oracle or adobe...
[08:44] <Zaeyx> She Linux provides a very strong framework for security against unforseen zero day type threats
[08:44] <Zaeyx> SE*
[08:44] <Zaeyx> Stupid tablet auto incorrect
[08:48] <brady> i once used a shell called litestep on windows that had a way i could right click on the desktop and have a configurable menu come up where i could navigate nested folders
[08:49] <brady> is it possible to do anything like that with ubuntu?
[08:50] <ardchoille> brady: I'm not sure I understand what you want
[08:50] <ardchoille> you want to navigate nested folders?
[08:51] <codefyre> i think he wants 'open in terminal' on folder right click
[08:51] <brady> you were able to right click , and have a menu come up , with folders you had designated as the parent folders, if you hovered the mouse over one, its contents would show, and you could hover the mouse over the next folder, you would do this until yo got down to your file
[08:52] <Zaeyx> So you want a fancy GUI/shell
[08:52] <ardchoille> ah
[08:52] <Cracked_Lucidity> if i wanted to install ubuntu onto a 16 gigabyte flash drive instead of a hard drive how would i do so?
[08:52] <Zaeyx> Gnome 3 is as sexay as it gets ;)
[08:52] <brady> gnome , can that work concurrently with ubuntu?
[08:53] <IdleOne> !usb | Cracked_Lucidity
[08:53] <Zaeyx> Cgnome is the GUI of ubuntu
[08:53] <Zaeyx> Although then this dastardly thing called unity came along
[08:53] <ardchoille> Cracked_Lucidity: startup disk creator. I used it to make an ubuntu live usb
[08:53] <Cracked_Lucidity> k
[08:54] <brady> so is that a no in regards to them running concurrently?
[08:54] <Cracked_Lucidity> i love it when someone gives a straightforward answer
[08:54] <Zaeyx> Gnome is the desktop environment in many Linux distros
[08:54] <Zaeyx> And Ubuntu as well
[08:54] <IdleOne> Cracked_Lucidity: had you read the info I had the bot give you, you would have seen the answer
[08:54] <Zaeyx> It doesn't do exactly what you want
[08:55] <Zaeyx> Out of the box
[08:55] <brady> still dont know if they can run concurrently..
[08:55] <IdleOne> Zaeyx: chat in #ubuntu-offtopic please, this channel is for support only.
[08:55] <Zaeyx> But with a little bit of scripting on your part I bet you could nail this "light step" or close to
[08:55] <Cracked_Lucidity> IdleOne: That is the answer i am reffering to
[08:55] <IdleOne> Cracked_Lucidity: I apologize for the attitude :/
[08:56] <glebihan> brady, unity and gnome-shell can be installed side-by-side
[08:56] <Zaeyx> WWW.gnome.org/gnome3
[08:56] <Woozie> alright, i'm back
[08:56] <Zaeyx> Jk
[08:57] <glebihan> IdleOne, I think you're reading sarcasm from him when it wasn't meant to be
[08:57] <Zaeyx> WWW.gnome.org/gnome-3
[08:57] <IdleOne> glebihan: I did.
[08:57] <Woozie> modprobe nvidia told me that it can't find module nvidia_current, rmmod nouveau told me it can't find nouveau in proc/modules and the error is the same.
[08:58] <oseb> ..
[08:58] <llutz_> Woozie: "sudo depmod -a && modprobe -l nvid*"
[08:59] <pranavk> I am running ubuntu 12.04, I installed some softwares and then my system hanged and now I am not able to login into one of my account via GUI. However I am able to log into another account successfully via GUI. Moreover I can then successfully login into my other blocked account via sudo login.
[08:59] <pranavk> How to log into the other blocked account via GUI
[08:59] <pranavk> It just shows a blank black screen and then again asks me my password when logging in via GUI.
[09:00] <Woozie> ...Ubuntu just got freezed, if anybody told me something - please, repeat. :/
[09:01] <llutz_> Woozie: "sudo depmod -a && modprobe -l nvid*"   does it llist nvidia_current ?
[09:01] <Woozie> wait a second, i'll write that down and check
[09:03] <Magnus96> hey guys
[09:03] <Magnus96> anything happening here?
[09:04]  * Magnus96 is cool
[09:07] <ardchoille> Is there a way to get coverflow view in nautilus when viewing a dir of pictures?
[09:12] <pranavk> I am not able to login into my ubuntu 12.04 account via GUI (Ubuntu login manager). This is the log from my /var/syslog when trying to log into my account : http://paste.ubuntu.com/1263443/
[09:13] <m3asmi> can't shutdown ubuntu 'Stopping emergency keypress handling '
[09:13] <pranavk> As soon as I enter the password, it shows a black blank screen and again lands me into ubuntu login manager screen and again asks for password.
[09:14] <xoxo> @ardchoille: Nautilus Elementary had that, don't know if it still works. http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/02/how-to-install-nautilus-coverflow-in-ubuntu
[09:14] <Woozie> alright
[09:15] <m3asmi> Can't shutdown  'Stopping save system clock to hardware clock'  last line !!
[09:15] <Woozie> i tried that depmod -a command, it told me it can't find nvid* packet
[09:15] <ardchoille> xoxo: nautilus elementary is defunct, their devs are working on a whole new file manager
[09:16] <Woozie> any ideas what to do next? i'm on ircII now (console IRC), so i can do anything you want and tell you rightaway what it gives
[09:18] <tapas> pranavk: hi, try a different desktop environment..
[09:18] <xoxo> ardchoille: ok, didn't follow that
[09:18] <m3asmi> init ureadahead main process terminated with status 5 !!
[09:18] <codefyre> pranavk: did u accidentaly changed the login shell of your account to /bin/false ?
[09:18] <ardchoille> xoxo: nautilus elementary is no longer being developed or supported
[09:24] <Woozie> no ideas what to do? ;/
[09:24] <ardchoille> Woozie: don't get discouraged, stick around and ask your question again later. Most of America is asleep at this hour
[09:25] <Gaenor> hey
[09:25] <tapas> Woozie: do you have the nvidia kernel modules installed at all?
[09:26] <Woozie> i just installed it
[09:26] <bekks> How did you check it exists?
[09:26] <tapas> dpkg -L package_name
[09:26] <Woozie> wait a second
[09:27] <tapas> dpkg -L nvidia-current
[09:27] <tapas> this shouls list a bunch of files..
[09:27] <tapas> or give an error
[09:27] <Woozie> it throws me a bunch of files
[09:27] <Woozie> i am now on not-working GUI (console IRC)
[09:27] <bekks> sudo modprobe nvidia; dmesg should list something about that at the end.
[09:27] <tapas> lsmod | grep nvidia
[09:28] <tapas> if it's loaded it should show..
[09:29] <Woozie> bekks, it throwed me so much information that i needed to save it in file
[09:29] <xoxo> @Woozie: if you want you GUI back maybe try to "sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.BACKUP" and reboot
[09:29] <Woozie> wait a few secs, i need to copy that file on pendrive and upload it from another computer
[09:30] <tapas> Woozie: no worries..
[09:30] <tapas> does lsmod | grep nvidia
[09:30] <tapas> show something?
[09:30] <Woozie> yep
[09:30] <tapas> ok, try startx
[09:30] <Woozie> same error
[09:31] <Woozie> as always
[09:31] <tapas> or rather /etc/init.d/lightdm start
[09:31] <tapas> assuming you use lightdm
[09:31] <tapas> erm
[09:31] <tapas> sudo  /etc/init.d/lightdm start
[09:31] <tapas> what's the error btw?
[09:32] <tapas> also, what xoxo says.. maybe your xorg.conf is borked.. so mv it to xorg.conf.bak
[09:33] <Woozie> "NVIDIA: could not open the device file /dev/nvidia0 (Input/output error)
[09:34] <tapas> can you paste the output of /var/log/Xorg.0.log?
[09:34] <tapas> or rather this: grep NVIDIA /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[09:34] <tapas> Woozie: also: what's your graphics hardware..
[09:34] <Woozie> my Xorg.0.log is on askubuntu.com
[09:35] <tapas> maybe you need a different nvidia driver instead of current
[09:35] <Woozie> i tried to install two different versions, nothing
[09:35] <Woozie> sudo /etc/init.d/lightdm start worked, it started
[09:35] <tapas> this one?
[09:35] <tapas> http://askubuntu.com/questions/197040/nvidia-proprietary-driver-logging-me-to-console-instead-of-gui
[09:35] <Woozie> yep
[09:36] <Woozie> brb
[09:36] <Woozie> i'm back
[09:37] <tapas> Woozie: so X started..
[09:37] <tapas> but i guess it's not accelerated..
[09:38] <Woozie> i don't think i have X started
[09:38] <tapas> 11:35 < Woozie> sudo /etc/init.d/lightdm start worked, it started
[09:38] <Woozie> no signs of gui here :)\
[09:39] <TiR3x> hi all
[09:39] <gordonjcp> tapas: hello, fancy running into you here
[09:39] <tapas> gordonjcp: hi :D
[09:39] <Woozie> wait, i was going to copy that file
[09:39] <Woozie> brb
[09:39] <truexfan81> i'm back
[09:39] <TiR3x> i want to know what is linux application programing language
[09:39] <tapas> well, as ubuntu user it's not soooo surprising that i sometimes hang out here :D
[09:40] <TiR3x> ?
[09:40] <bazhang> TiR3x, python
[09:40] <ardchoille> TiR3x: python
[09:40] <tapas> TiR3x: C/C++/Python/Lua/Fortran/Assembler/Pascal/C#
[09:40] <tapas> and many more..
[09:40] <TiR3x> ok
[09:40] <TiR3x> wich is best
[09:40] <TiR3x> ?
[09:40] <ardchoille> TiR3x: python
[09:41] <tapas> TiR3x: totally depends on a] the application you want to write
[09:41] <TiR3x> python is visual?
[09:41] <tapas> b] your preferences
[09:41] <tsimpson> !poll
[09:41] <tsimpson> ^ or #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:41] <tapas> TiR3x: when choosing a language for a project, weight the pros and cons of different ones to find the best choice
[09:42] <TiR3x> i wanna to learn a visual programin lang
[09:42] <tapas> Woozie: from here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
[09:42] <kostkon> TiR3x, python, otherwise your 2nd choice should be vala
[09:42] <tapas> Woozie: try jockey-text -e xorg:nvidia_current
[09:43] <tapas> TiR3x: what kind of application do you want to write..
[09:43] <tapas> TiR3x: without that information, no advice can be given..
[09:43] <tapas> [at least no good one..]
[09:43] <tsimpson> TiR3x, tapas: please take the discussion to #ubuntu-offtopic instead of here
[09:45] <kostkon> TiR3x, for vb style, check gambas
[09:46] <Woozie> ok, uploaded
[09:46] <Woozie> http://puu.sh/1bUae
[09:47] <tapas> Woozie: it seems your nvidia driver just doesn't support your card..
[09:48] <tapas> try these:
[09:48] <tapas> sudo apt-add-repository ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/x-updates
[09:48] <tapas> sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install nvidia-current
[09:48] <tapas> from here: http://www.noobslab.com/2012/06/nvidia-drivers-collection-for.html
[09:48] <tapas> maybe that one is more recent
[09:49] <Woozie> i have added that repo and installed driver with apt-get, so it's that driver ;c
[09:50] <tapas> Woozie: oh, wow, then maybe edit /etc/apt/sources.lst, remove that repo, purge the current nvidia-current package and install the normal one from ubuntu
[09:50] <tapas> Woozie: or didn't that work at all either?
[09:50] <Woozie> it didn't work either
[09:50] <tapas> Woozie: do you have an xorg.conf?
[09:51] <Woozie> i don't remember where it was, if it was in /etc/xorg - i don't have any
[09:51] <tapas> ok
[09:51] <Woozie> but i generated one with nvidia-xconfig aaaand nothing.
[09:52] <tapas> Woozie: try uninstalling all nvidia drivers and install nouveau
[09:52] <tapas> Woozie: maybe that works at least a little bit..
[09:52] <Woozie> the problem is nouveau is not working very good, graphical glitches and GUI freezes aren't normal
[09:53] <Woozie> i didn't uninstalled nouveau now, but in pas i did that and nothing
[09:53] <Woozie> past*
[09:54] <blackhole> ip trace
[09:55] <tapas> Woozie: just found this:
[09:55] <tapas> https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-nv/+question/198508
[09:55] <tapas> "Hi, upgrading the kernal via the moun update manager did the work! Now the nVidia driver is working!
[09:55] <tapas> "
[09:55] <tapas> dunno what the moun update manager is though..
[09:55] <Woozie> i have the newest kernel (3.2.0.31)
[09:56] <tapas> i think 3.4 is out in the wild already
[09:56] <Woozie> hmmm
[09:56] <tapas> actually 3.6
[09:56] <tapas> Woozie: you can also try this:
[09:56] <Woozie> brb, i'll uninstall nvidia drivers, get into the GUI and update kernel
[09:56] <tapas> apt-get purge nvidia-current
[09:57] <tapas> Woozie: one moment..
[09:57] <tapas> Woozie: you can try running the original nvidia driver installer
[09:57] <Woozie> i tried :C
[09:57] <tapas> Woozie: it's a shell script that builds the module..
[09:57] <tapas> no dice either?
[09:57] <Woozie> yep
[09:57] <tapas> ok, trying a more recent kernel is worth a shot.
[09:57] <Woozie> as for now, i'll update kernel to 3.4 maybe
[09:57] <tapas> you'll need to add extra repos for that though i guess.
[09:58] <Woozie> so, uninstalling NVIDIA drivers now - be right back
[09:58] <tapas> kk
[09:59] <Zym> anyone can tell me how i can change a the screen resolution even if my monitor is not detected?
[10:03] <Guest2591> wtf
[10:04] <codefyre> Zym: have u tried xrandr
[10:04] <hikmet> HI I installed xbuntu but I cant use some letters on my keyboard/
[10:04] <hikmet> help me
[10:05] <txomon> hikmet: which keyboard do you have?
[10:05] <txomon> (and configured)
[10:05] <hikmet> turkish q
[10:05] <hikmet> i selected turkish q
[10:05] <hikmet> at the beginn'ng
[10:06] <hikmet> should I install again
[10:06] <txomon> hikmet: sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration
[10:06] <hikmet> ok
[10:07] <Abbas|> guys
[10:07] <Abbas|> is there a place i can get ubuntu images form? that has squid ssl installed?
[10:07] <txomon> btw, if you google and put "how to change keyboard configuration ubuntu" I am sure it will show you pretty nice tutorials
[10:07] <Abbas|> my installed of ubuntu 12.04 keeps freezing (to death - hard reset only cure) everytime i try to update/ do something
[10:07] <txomon> Abbas|: ?
[10:08] <Zym> codefyre: am trying, but i run into a few problems... need to tinker a bit. thanks
[10:08] <txomon> Abbas|: did you modify /etc/apt/sources.list or something under /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
[10:08] <txomon> ?
[10:08] <Abbas|> no
[10:08] <Abbas|> but the freezes are random
[10:08] <Abbas|> sometimes they happen 15mins in
[10:08] <Abbas|> sometimes 2mins in
[10:09] <txomon> Abbas|: nothing is random
[10:09] <Abbas|> and only mouse point moves, nothing clickable
[10:09] <Abbas|> i do alt+ctrl+del
[10:09] <Hatori> abbas, switch to console,and looks at your log
[10:09] <Abbas|> ctrl+esc
[10:09] <ircnode0> is there someway to disable hardware accelaration in firefox? I tried graphically go to Adobe Flash Player Settings, but can't Disable hardware acceleration.
[10:09] <Abbas|> Hatori , i cant open anything when it freezes
[10:09] <txomon> any way, If you prefer to format I will guide you (many times is faster to format than to find the solution)
[10:10] <Abbas|> txomon
[10:10] <Abbas|> yeah i want to do that
[10:10] <txomon> Abbas|: but if you press ctrl+alt+f1 ?
[10:10] <Abbas|> but i was wondering if i can get image iwht squid ssl install
[10:10] <Abbas|> txomon i didtknow that shortcut, does it bring task manager?
[10:10] <Hatori> abbas, how about hit ctrl alt f1
[10:10] <txomon> Abbas|: you don't understand how linux distros work
[10:10] <txomon> Abbas|: no, it brings you to a console
[10:10] <Abbas|> txomon yes thats why i am asking man
[10:10] <Abbas|> o
[10:10] <Abbas|> ok
[10:10] <Abbas|> but i wouldnt know what to do with console, i know only few commands
[10:11] <Abbas|> to install squid or tiny proxy
[10:11] <hikmet> which one should i choose_txomon
[10:11] <txomon> Abbas|: distros, like debian, ubuntu etc. Have a central archive where there are _a_ _lot_ of programs, that you can install or not
[10:11] <Abbas|> txomon i tried installing a few
[10:12] <Abbas|> but it seems i need to do like 10 commands
[10:12] <Abbas|> to get squid ssl
[10:12] <Abbas|> i got the basic squid up an drunning
[10:12] <hikmet> txomon
[10:12] <Abbas|> but its not ssl
[10:12] <Abbas|> and i also setup tiny proxy (but its too slow0
[10:12] <MonkeyDust> Abbas|  don't hit the enter key too often, it's getting a headache
[10:12] <txomon> all the system is modular, and created as packets, so if you want to install squid, check also squid-<tab><tab> to get sure there isn't a ssl package
[10:13] <Abbas|> i see
[10:13] <Abbas|> i'll try that
[10:13] <txomon> hikmet: the one you have installed
[10:13] <Abbas|> now i need to setup a fresh ubutnu installation
[10:13] <txomon> Abbas|: google: ubuntu download
[10:13] <Abbas|> txomon the iso i get form ubutnu site now, will it have all updates included?
[10:13] <knytm4r3> @abbas not all
[10:14] <txomon> Abbas|: if connected to internet, instead of using the ones in the cds (outdated) will replace the ones that are newer
[10:14] <Abbas|> hmm hehe, yeah i checked in morning there were like 500mb update needed
[10:14] <Abbas|> but it freeze in middle
[10:14] <Abbas|> i hope i can fix squid ssl
[10:15] <Woozie> alright, i just reinstalled ubuntu and formatted whole hdd
[10:15] <txomon> Abbas|: search about apt-cache
[10:15] <Woozie> now i'm downloading 3.4 kernel files
[10:15] <txomon> Woozie: for what?
[10:15] <Abbas|> hmmm
[10:15] <hikmet> txomon my netbook is packard bell i cant see the keyboard for it
[10:15] <Hatori> abbas|..i think not squid or tiny proxt caused the freeze
[10:15] <Abbas|> yea hatori, i think so too
[10:15] <Abbas|> its some other app
[10:15] <txomon> hikmet: those are all generic ones, not particular ones
[10:15] <Woozie> i have serious problem with nvidia proprietary drivers
[10:16] <Abbas|> but i only download certify apps from ubuntu download center
[10:16] <Abbas|> no stranger app
[10:16] <Woozie> i had freezes of GUI which i didn't had before on Ubuntu
[10:16] <Woozie> after installing Mint it appeared
[10:16] <Abbas|> hmm
[10:16] <Abbas|> 3 other apps extra i have are screenshot one, download manager and torrent client
[10:16] <Woozie> so i cleaned the disk from Mint and installed clean Buntu
[10:16] <MonkeyDust> Woozie  using Mint?
[10:16] <Abbas|> i think one of them is culprit
[10:17] <txomon> Woozie: i had something pretty similar, but in debian with a gtx260
[10:17] <Woozie> freezes are gone for a moment, but now i'll install a newer kernel and try to install nvidia proprietary drivers
[10:18] <Woozie> if this will succeed on Ubuntu, i'll do the same for a new installation of Mint 13 Cinnamon
[10:18] <Woozie> practically the same, but with another GUI ;p
[10:18] <Abbas|> does nvidia support linux now?
[10:18] <Abbas|> i hear only 2d grpahics
[10:18] <intore> hi, am trying to install ubuntu 12.04 from cd but the message "unable to medium containing a live filesystem"
[10:18] <hikmet> txomon hugely thanks
[10:18] <intore> could you help me please?
[10:19] <hikmet> ı also have problem with my printer brother dcp 70 30 it doesnt print
[10:19] <hikmet> what should ı do?
[10:20] <Abbas|> install easy os for u brother hikemet ;p
[10:20] <Abbas|> not everyone know linux
[10:20] <Abbas|> it is very hard
[10:20] <txomon> hikmet: I got nut about that also. There is a package brother-<dontrememberwhat> that helps you to install your printer
[10:20] <hikmet> ok thanks
[10:21] <txomon> google it, and it will bring you to a page that uses those packages, I don't recommend you to install it on hand downloading the .debs from brother.com
[10:23] <Hatori> !info nasm
[10:23] <Hatori> !info gasm
[10:24] <Hatori> !info asm
[10:24] <Abbas|> txomon, i want to thank you to you
[10:24] <kolding> hello
[10:25] <himanshu_linux> is there any better way to make live CD ??
[10:25] <LeMike> hi there. is there a possibility to create a file for a different usergroup? if I "sudo touch foo.bar" then it's own by root
[10:25] <himanshu_linux> other than unetbootin .
[10:25] <ardchoille> himanshu_linux: Startup Disk Creator
[10:25] <Abbas|> ardchoille what do you recommend for making usb flash drive setup?
[10:25] <Abbas|> i have old ubuntu in dual boot with win7
[10:25] <txomon> Abbas|: np
[10:26] <Abbas|> i dont want to lose win7
[10:26] <ardchoille> Abbas|: a usb live ubuntu environment?
[10:26] <Abbas|> but fresh ubuntu i install
[10:26] <txomon> Abbas|: then use whatever you want
[10:26] <Abbas|> side by side
[10:26] <Hatori> !info as
[10:26] <txomon> Abbas|: just don't erase the 2 windows partitions
[10:26] <ardchoille> I used Startup Disk Creator to make a live usb of ubuntu 12.04, works perfectly
[10:26] <Hatori> !info as86
[10:26] <WarOfTheNerd> Abbas|, if you know how to partition, you just install without deleting the Windows partitions
[10:26] <Hatori> !info assembler
[10:26] <Hatori> !assembler
[10:26] <Abbas|> warOfTheNerd and windows 7 will be accessible from grub like always?
[10:26] <txomon> Hatori: stop it
[10:27] <Abbas|> with oeverwriting old ubutnu?
[10:27] <ardchoille> !msgthebot | Hatori
[10:27] <txomon> Abbas|: of course
[10:27] <Abbas|> nice
[10:27] <WarOfTheNerd> Abbas|, if you're making a USB stick install, then it won't overwrite anything anyway
[10:27] <WarOfTheNerd> Abbas|, if you're installing to hard disk, you can upgrade the old Ubuntu install without ruining anything
[10:28] <Abbas|> warOfTheNerd, i want to usb disc for installaion setup, to hdd
[10:28] <Abbas|> WarOfTheNerd but old ubutnu freezes
[10:28] <Abbas|> i dont think it'll fix with upgrade
[10:28] <Abbas|> is grub stored on ubutnu partition? if i delte ubuntu partion from win7?
[10:28] <WarOfTheNerd> Abbas|, then reformat the Ubuntu partition on the partitioning screen, tell setup you want to do partitioning yourself
[10:28] <txomon> Abbas|: the idea is that windows 7 uses a 100mb partition at the beggining and then the system partition, ubuntu uses as many partitions as you want. People usually uses 3, one swap, other for /home and other for the rest (/)
[10:29] <Abbas|> ok
[10:29] <Abbas|> i'll ask for advice once my setup flash is ready
[10:29] <WarOfTheNerd> Abbas|, if you reformat the Ubuntu partition, and then proceed to install, it will detect Win7 and add it to GRUB as usual
[10:29] <Abbas|> http://i.imgur.com/oEgK5.jpg
[10:29] <Abbas|> ok
[10:29] <WarOfTheNerd> Abbas|, just make sure you have backed up any /home stuff if you don't have a separate /home on Ubuntu
[10:30] <Abbas|> i dont have anything imp on ubuntu
[10:30] <Abbas|> i only want squid ssl :)
[10:30] <txomon> ok
[10:30] <Abbas|> so my tv can stream via vpn
[10:30] <Abbas|> otherwise i have to buy vpn router for dd-wrt
[10:30] <WarOfTheNerd> Abbas|, then you're good to reformat the Ubuntu partition and just install cleanly as usual, so long as you don't touch the Win7 partitions, you'll be fine :)
[10:30] <Abbas|> ok :) ty i'll try not to ruin
[10:34] <Abbas|> WarOfTheNerd / txomon would u advise a server iso ? i thnk that has squid ssl preinstall?
[10:34] <Abbas|> it says its 2gb,
[10:34] <txomon> Abbas|: as I told you, all the imgs are the same, just install the packages
[10:34] <himanshu_linux> ardchoille : i am having problem while making live CD or live USB . when am use unetbootin to make it and reboot my system it says live cd configuration not present .. help me
[10:35] <Abbas|> ok txomon
[10:35] <MonkeyDust> himanshu_linux  is it a live cd or usb? which one of the two?
[10:35] <txomon> Abbas|: what I would recommend you would be to use lubuntu, as it is very lighweight, and won't overload your computer much (no idea on how good it is)
[10:36] <Abbas|> is it gui?
[10:36] <Abbas|> i cant do much command line
[10:36] <txomon> Abbas|: yes, but the server version isn't
[10:36] <Abbas|> hmmmm
[10:36] <himanshu_linux> ardchoille : i have made both and tried .. it is not working .
[10:37] <txomon> Abbas|: the idea is that there exist metapackages, named lubuntu-desktop, ubuntu-desktop, kubuntu-desktop and xubuntu-desktop that all of them install different guis
[10:37] <Woozie> i'm back with GUI and installed NVIDIA drivers
[10:37] <Woozie> and another problem
[10:37] <Abbas|> ah i see
[10:37] <tapas> Woozie: how did yu get it to work?
[10:37] <Abbas|> txomon i think i'll go with ubuntu fo rnow, so squid has no issue
[10:37] <Abbas|> i am too n0ob for advance
[10:37] <ardchoille> himanshu_linux: I know nothing about unetbootin, I use the Startup Disk Creator
[10:37] <Woozie> i actualised kernel to 3.4
[10:37] <himanshu_linux> ardchoille : i am not able to install it from win7 too ..
[10:37] <txomon> so if you find that you make an installation any day that doesn't have any gui, just install any of them like apt-get install lubuntu-desktop
[10:37] <tapas> Woozie: ok..
[10:38] <Abbas|> i see
[10:38] <Woozie> but now GUI works on VESA driver, and nvidia-settings saids i'm not using nvidia driver
[10:38] <ardchoille> himanshu_linux: I haven't used a Windows OS in ten years, so I won't be able to help with that either
[10:38] <Abbas|> txomon how do i popen task manager to kill task in ubuntu?
[10:38] <Abbas|> like alt ctrl del
[10:38] <Woozie> i'm trying to nvidia-xconfig now
[10:38] <himanshu_linux> ardchoille : me too .. my friend want help . :)
[10:38] <txomon> Abbas|: there isn't a real shortcut for it, but there is an app called system monitor (I think)
[10:38] <codefyre> Woozie: vesa is generic video driver
[10:39] <tapas> Woozie: what does your Xorg.0.log say now?
[10:39] <codefyre> it works with almost all graphic cards
[10:39] <Abbas|> oh
[10:39] <Abbas|> txomon and i think ubuntu ppl don tlike WINDOW key
[10:39] <Abbas|> i do window+d
[10:39] <Abbas|> it doesnt minimize all winodws :)
[10:39] <txomon> Abbas|: in gnome-shell you use windows key
[10:40] <Abbas|> ubuntu is gnome?
[10:40] <Woozie> now it saids "Failed to load the NVIDIA kernel module."
[10:40] <txomon> and there are several shortcuts for it, but its name is meta key
[10:40] <MonkeyDust> Abbas|  unity is gnome3 with eyecandy
[10:40] <txomon> Abbas|: it is ubuntu's DE
[10:40] <Woozie> alright, trying to nvidia-xconfig
[10:40] <Woozie> and reboot
[10:40] <tapas> Woozie: yeah, i guess your nvidia kernel package is for the wrong kernel..
[10:40] <Abbas|> DE?
[10:40] <himanshu_linux> hi i am not able to install ubuntu 12.04 from win7 .. it give error while excuteing "wubi.exe"
[10:40] <Abbas|> desktop engine?
[10:41] <codefyre> envirmonet
[10:41] <himanshu_linux> need help ..
[10:41] <tapas> Woozie: try installing it manually..
[10:41] <ilikethelongnick> after upgrade, ubuntu can not boot, only a '_' at screen, can anyone help me?
[10:41] <Abbas|> o
[10:41] <WarOfTheNerd> himanshu_linux, try running as administrator
[10:41] <MonkeyDust> !nomodeset > ilikethelongnick
[10:41] <Woozie> with .run file from nvidia site?
[10:41] <txomon> ilikethelongnick: try with single user mode
[10:41] <txomon> (the recovery)
[10:41] <tapas> Woozie: yep
[10:41] <Woozie> alright
[10:41] <WarOfTheNerd> himanshu_linux, honestly though, Wubi is a bad way to use Linux, even Ubuntu
[10:42] <Woozie> so now i'll purge the nvidia drivers
[10:42] <tapas> yeaarp
[10:42] <Woozie> brb
[10:42] <tapas> kk
[10:42] <bz0b> hey guys. i have a few questions about setting up HA on ubuntu 12.04 lts. anyone here have any experience with that?
[10:42] <tapas> bz0b: what's HA?
[10:42] <MonkeyDust> bz0b  what's HA ?
[10:42] <himanshu_linux> WarofTheNerd : hmm
[10:42] <WarOfTheNerd> bz0b, as in High Availability?  That and Ubuntu don't exactly mix.
[10:42] <bz0b> High Availablitiy
[10:43] <WarOfTheNerd> bz0b, speak to Canonical about getting support for that.  They will provide all the help you need
[10:43] <MonkeyDust> what's High Availablity?
[10:43] <bz0b> Well I was going to use heartbeat and pacemaker
[10:43] <bz0b> really?
[10:43] <Abbas|> can someone plz point me how to make installation disc on flash drive
[10:43] <IdleOne> !usb | Abbas|
[10:43] <Hatori> warofthenerd, wubi was there for people coming from windows to try linux likes other windows application
[10:43] <ardchoille> Abbas|: use Startup Disk Creator, it's a gui and very easy
[10:43] <bz0b> WarOfTheNerd: How would I contact them?
[10:43] <Abbas|> ty IdleOne
[10:43] <Abbas|> ok
[10:44] <WarOfTheNerd> bz0b, have a look at canonical.com
[10:44] <profiler1982> am have kazam problem in 11.10 can anybody help
[10:45] <WarOfTheNerd> bz0b, you could also fill out:  http://www.ubuntu.com/business/services/contact
[10:45] <moment> why does gitosis make it impossible for me to log on with ssh?
[10:45] <moment> or git or whatever
[10:45] <WarOfTheNerd> bz0b, when it comes to mission-critical, don't skimp on support =]
[10:46] <bz0b> WarOfTheNerd: The problem with that is I have to have this done today and I don't think that gives me a large enough window of time to get support.
[10:48] <WarOfTheNerd> bz0b, ah, that's a bit tight.  If you're not tied to any particular distro, you could always ask the #centos folks how you'd do it if you used their distro
[10:48] <ilikethelongnick> txomon thanks,but my ubuntu can't step into that interface
[10:48] <txomon> ilikethelongnick: ?
[10:48] <txomon> which interface?
[10:49] <WarOfTheNerd> bz0b, the reason I say this is because although Ubuntu is awesome, it isn't popular with large-scale clustering, HA or big private virt farms yet
[10:49] <bz0b> WarOfTheNerd: So basically I need to setup 2 hp servers with 24tb disk arrays that need to be clustered for HA, authenticated via AD, and setup with an NFS, AFP (netatalk), and Samba Share, and they all have to be highly available, and synced through both servers, and all authenticated with AD
[10:50] <WarOfTheNerd> bz0b, got a budget?  If you need faster support you could ring up Red Hat and get a quote if Canonical support isn't quick enough
[10:50] <txomon> ilikethelongnick: did you use the nomode set?
[10:50] <txomon> nomodeset*
[10:51] <bz0b> Yes, It's probably along the lines of $500 USD
[10:51] <WarOfTheNerd> ouch
[10:52] <WarOfTheNerd> bz0b, if you need a free/community solution, you're probably better off with CentOS, they have people who deal with this sort of thing
[10:52] <bz0b> Exactly
[10:52] <bz0b> Thanks for your help WarOfTheNerd
[10:52] <Hatori> bz0b, actually tools you need to setup was all available on repos
[10:52] <ilikethelongnick> txomon i don't know how to say that situation，maybe i should print the screen first; just a black screen with a '_', no choose for me
[10:52] <hargut> hello
[10:53] <bz0b> Hatori: You mean heartbeat and pacemaker?
[10:53] <WarOfTheNerd> Hatori, knowing which packages isn't everything, he's got a lot to set up in one day without a good budget there
[10:53] <hargut> I've just installed ubuntu 12.04 and want to remove kdm from the starting procedure. How to remove kdm in ubuntu from startup?
[10:53] <Hatori> bz0b, and if you accept fully understand, samba4 can play a role for your AD
[10:53] <txomon> ilikethelongnick: the idea is that the kernel, at boot time, has some parameters, if you put nomodeset in those parameters, it usually works
[10:54] <Hatori> bz0b..and not relies on windows for ad
[10:54] <Rootbrian> As to why xorg is constantly fighting for resources and causing lag on #ubuntu when viewing videos in HTML5 or Flash, is there a reason?
[10:55] <Rootbrian> Like it's driving me up the wall monitoring it in a second tty.
[10:55] <Hatori> hargut,you can purge it
[10:55] <tapas> Rootbrian: i guess the video players aren't making use of acceleration infrastructure
[10:55] <tapas> Rootbrian: so the X server has to process every single frame to get it up on the screen
[10:55] <bz0b> Hatori: How so. The problem is we need to authenticate through AD for the network shares.
[10:55] <Rootbrian> Mine supports h.264 and x264
[10:56] <MonkeyDust> bz0b  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ActiveDirectoryWinbindHowto
[10:56] <hargut> Hatori: I don't want to purge it, I only want to remove it from automatic startup.
[10:56] <Rootbrian> ATI HD 4650 graphics, that shouldn't be an issue. It plays 720p fine.
[10:56] <bz0b> MonkeyDust: What about centrify express?
[10:56] <tapas> Rootbrian: well, it depends on every piece in the chain... if one fails to use the acceleration infrastructure, things will be slow..
[10:56] <MonkeyDust> bz0b  don't know what that is
[10:57] <Rootbrian> but it occasionally will get so choppy. VLC uses almost at max, 9% when playing it but Xorg uses 99%.
[10:57] <bz0b> ok, so after i add the ubuntu server to AD, how do I configure the shares to be authenticated with the AD
[10:57] <bz0b>  Do i setup the permissions through windows side or linux side?
[10:57] <Rootbrian> Afterwards, when I pause it, xorg is still using 99%.
[10:58] <ilikethelongnick> txomon thanks, but i can not see this http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn/download/file.php?id=153669&mode=view/20120323096.jpg; so i think there is some thing wrong with grub2, not kernel; am i right?
[10:58] <Rootbrian> sounds a bit mad if you think about it.
[10:58] <MonkeyDust> bz0b  there's also #ubuntu-server
[10:58] <mschr> hello folks - how are the unity effects and settings changed? i feel really sad that the stock (just reinstalled) ubuntu 12.04 has so limited settings available
[10:59] <txomon> ilikethelongnick: press shift
[10:59] <MonkeyDust> mschr  use MyUnity or compiz-config
[10:59] <Rootbrian> come to think about it, the same thing happens when playing audio files. Why does xorg need to fight for all available cpu resources?
[10:59] <txomon> ilikethelongnick: usually, the grub menu is hidden if you just have ubuntu, so to make it appear, you must press shift
[10:59] <txomon> all the time
[11:00] <tapas> Rootbrian: sounds like a dodgy setup..
[11:00] <Rootbrian> It's a clean install.
[11:00] <tapas> Rootbrian: which ATI drivers are you using?
[11:01] <tapas> Rootbrian: i heard there are differnt versions with different kinds of problems..
[11:01] <Rootbrian> Xorg is also responsible for that 100% cpu hogging bug that still plagues many ubuntu versions after 9.10.
[11:01] <tapas> Rootbrian: maybe try a different one..
[11:01] <tapas> Rootbrian: i never experienced these for almost a decade ;D
[11:01] <tapas> sounds to me like the ATI drivers are broken..
[11:01] <Rootbrian> I tried both ati drivers and gone without them, same issue. It's nuts.
[11:01] <eamon> Is it true that ubuntu is now ad-supported?
[11:02] <smartboyhw> eamon, well you can disable it now in Unity 6.8.0 :D
[11:02] <Mechdave_> Rootbrian, Have you configured xorg with the ati configuration program?
[11:02] <MonkeyDust> eamon  you mean the amazon controversy?
[11:02] <smartboyhw> eamon, well at least the lens
[11:02] <smartboyhw> http://www.iloveubuntu.net/unity-68-landed-ubuntu-1210-support-enabledisable-online-search-results-visual-refinements-and
[11:02] <Rootbrian> I just use the basic settings. Haven't dug into much of anything.
[11:02] <eamon> MonkeyDust: Aye
[11:03] <MonkeyDust> eamon  better ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:03] <ilikethelongnick> txomon i have a win7,too; thanks, now i reboot my pc to try it; if i can see the command line of grub2, maybe i can fix it.
[11:03] <Mechdave_> Rootbrian, I recommend you configure using ATI's software. This may fix your problem
[11:03] <Rootbrian> Using fluxbox right now, I do run gnome-panel when I need to access anything from the menu, after I'm done or it gets in the way, I kill it.
[11:03] <avey> hi I dont want to interrupt your troubleshooting. just a quick question. If I install 12.10 beta today will i be able to upgrade to stable when it's out?
[11:03] <MonkeyDust> eamon  and 12.10 is supported in #ubuntu+1
[11:04] <Mechdave_> avey, yes, but I recommend a clean install
[11:04] <smartboyhw> avey, if you keep sudo apt-get upgrade and sudo apt-get dist-upgrade then yes........
[11:04] <avey> allright thanks
[11:04] <eamon> Cool, I went to #ubuntu-offtopic since this is not a support question.
[11:05] <dn4> how do I find out how much room is left on my hdd
[11:05] <MonkeyDust> dn4  df -h
[11:05] <Rootbrian> Each time I upgrade, I backup the firefox, opera and chromium data folders and the rest of the home folder, skipping preferences to avoid screwing stuff up. It fixes anything that messes up the menu.
[11:05] <Mechdave_> dn4, open a terminal and type df -h /
[11:05] <dn4> thank you
[11:06] <Mechdave_> dn4, man df will give you all the options
[11:06] <Rootbrian> last upgrade rendered half of the menu with missing programs. Was like hell trying to figure it out.
[11:07] <Rootbrian> as soon as openshot is done rendering something (that program is a massive resource hogger, even if idle, it hogs everything at 100%), I'll dig in by tomorrow. Xorg needs to behave better.
[11:09] <Rootbrian_ghost> Dammit. Does it have to ping out on me? Lol
[11:09] <smartboyhw> Rootbrian_ghost, what?
[11:10] <Rootbrian_ghost> I'll dig into the ati configuration by tomorrow. Openshot, a major resource-hogging video editor even when idle (believe it), is done rendering something in 1080p.
[11:11] <Rootbrian_ghost> Laters. I guess it'll take a few minutes before nickserv ditches my locked screenname without the "_ghost" attached to it. I hate it when I get disconnected without any notification.
[11:15] <woozie> well, damn.
[11:15] <woozie> now xserver is stuck on loading nvidia driver
[11:15] <woozie> something new :X
[11:16] <moment> is there anywhere on the internet where someone wrote down a useful and not outdated tutorial on git?
[11:16] <MonkeyDust> moment  if you're skilled enough to know it's outdated, why don't you write one yourself
[11:16] <moment> dude
[11:17] <moment> it's outdated
[11:17] <moment> because the comments
[11:17] <moment> say that it is
[11:17] <moment> sometimes even the text iself
[11:17] <MonkeyDust> moment  start here http://git-scm.com/
[11:17] <moment> the reason i'm not writing one myself
[11:17] <moment> is because i suck at git
[11:17] <moment> which is also why i am trying to find a guide
[11:17] <Hatori> momen git-tutor
[11:18] <bazhang> !enter | moment
[11:18] <Hatori> !gas
[11:18] <Hatori> !gasm
[11:18] <bazhang> Hatori, /msg ubottu
[11:19] <Hatori> bazhang, how to tell the bot to search some packages,
[11:19] <bazhang> Hatori, /msg ubottu find package
[11:19] <Hatori> i would try that
[11:20] <MonkeyDust> Hatori  and don't close the ubottu window, so you can use it again
[11:21] <Hatori> bazhang, i mean search packages that i don't know what exactly names of packages,just know simple desc
[11:21] <bazhang> Hatori, thats the one
[11:22] <bazhang> if you wish to know the exact package description, it's /msg ubottu info packagename
[11:23] <Hatori> bazhang, the bot says bla bla not valid distribution
[11:25] <tsimpson> Hatori: use apt-cache search then
[11:31] <lotuspsychje> can it do harm to completly delete zeitgeist?
[11:32] <ALEXPK91> BUONGIORNO :)
[11:33] <Amzul> hi, i am trying to mounnt ubuntu-12.04.1-server-amd64.iso into my virtualbox, i downloaded this image from ubuntu website. i keep getting fatal error saying this is not bootable disk. where can i fetch a bootable server image?
[11:33] <lotuspsychje> !it | ALEXPK91
[11:33] <akis> i just installed samsung unified driver and my new printer work fine. on my xubuntu 12.04 desktop there is a samsung's icon and there is a new menu in my main menu.
[11:34] <akis> how can i remove the desktop icon  and how can i manage main menu to put the samsung menu under a xubuntu menu?
[11:34] <RWOverdijk> I'm trying to ssh, and telnet, but both are not working. I'm getting "ssh: connect to host spoonx.nl port 22: Network is unreachable" while it's clearly reachable.
[11:35] <tq> hmmm... lotuspsychje, not as long as you are not trying to delete The Zeitgeist Movement ;)
[11:35] <jrib> RWOverdijk: why is it "clearly reachable"?
[11:35] <lotuspsychje> tq:lol pm me
[11:36] <prasanth> guys how to enable all the software in ubuntu studio
[11:36] <RWOverdijk> jrib: Because the website is up, and I can ssh in from my phone.
[11:36] <RWOverdijk> But ssh is not working for me with any host. Same for telnet
[11:36] <smartboyhw> prasanth, er what do you mean? Also best to go to #ubuntustudio for Studio support:D
[11:36] <MonkeyDust> prasanth  #ubuntustudio
[11:36] <MonkeyDust> smartboyhw  was faster
[11:36] <jrib> RWOverdijk: is your phone on the same network that the machine you are connecting from is on?
[11:37] <smartboyhw> MonkeyDust, of course I react fast in Studio questions (since I'm QA Lead of studio duh:P)
[11:37] <RWOverdijk> jrib: No. But I'm trying that now.
[11:38] <RWOverdijk> jrib: Now it is. So I think it's a network thing.
[11:38] <RWOverdijk> I did enable port range forwarding
[11:38] <RWOverdijk> On port 22 and 80
[11:38] <jrib> RWOverdijk: is the server on the same local network?  How are you trying to connect? (you can pm any private info)
[11:39] <prasanth> maonkey DUST i cant understand
[11:39] <prasanth> wat ur saying
[11:39] <RWOverdijk> jrib: It's not on the same local network. It's a vps somewhere two cities from here.
[11:39] <jrib> RWOverdijk: ok
[11:39] <kenj> Where can I get a cheap Ubuntu server (VPS) from?
[11:39] <RWOverdijk> jrib: Also tested it with mx1 through 4 .hotmailcom (telnet)
[11:39] <RWOverdijk> .com*
[11:39] <prasanth> monkey DUST i cant understand
[11:40] <RWOverdijk> Perhaps it's my port range forwarding.
[11:40] <ThinkT510> prasanth: /join #ubuntustudio
[11:40] <RWOverdijk> jrib: Fail... I still had my port filtering for port 22 enabled.
[11:41] <jrib> RWOverdijk: ah
[11:41] <RWOverdijk> :p
[11:41] <akis> any idea how can i remove the samsung's driver's desktop icon  and how can i manage main menu to put the samsung menu under a xubuntu menu?
[11:42] <Chuck892> ciao
[11:42] <Chuck892> !list
[11:42] <RWOverdijk> Now ssh works but telnet doesn't =_=
[11:42] <jrib> RWOverdijk: why would anyone use telnet :x
[11:42] <RWOverdijk> jrib: I want to try a helo
[11:42] <RWOverdijk> jrib: Checking if I'm going to spam or not. Just a test.
[11:43] <LeMike> hello. i get a "couldn't connect to: /tmp/keyring" with my new usergroup. how can that be solved? i like to git clone.
[11:43] <scarleo> RWOverdijk, telnet yourhost.com 25
[11:44] <RWOverdijk> I keep forgetting the 25
[11:44] <RWOverdijk> scarleo: thanks :p
[11:44] <scarleo> RWOverdijk, np
[11:47] <yoelmenendez> gta
[11:47] <yoelmenendez> gta IV pc games
[11:48] <yoelmenendez> ciao
[11:48] <lotuspsychje> !it | yoelmenendez
[11:49] <Woozie> tapas: installed drivers by myself, got stuck on loading them during startx
[11:50] <tapas> Woozie: i'm out of ideas then.
[11:50] <Woozie> i'll try with newer kernel, 3.5 or something
[11:51] <lotuspsychje> Woozie:repeat your problem in chan once in a while, others might be able to help
[11:51] <Woozie> alright, thanks for the help
[11:52] <yoelmenendez> il gladiatore ita
[11:52] <lotuspsychje> !warez | yoelmenendez
[11:53] <denidig1234> pes 2013
[11:53] <lotuspsychje> !it | denidig1234
[11:54] <BluesKaj> Hiya folks
[11:54] <smartboyhw> hi BlueEagle
[11:54] <smartboyhw> oops
[11:54] <smartboyhw> Hi BluesKaj
[11:54] <yoelmenendez> hi
[11:54] <BluesKaj> hi smartboyhw :)
[11:54] <yoelmenendez> hi freenode :)
[11:55] <freewayzify> hy
[11:56] <freewayzify> hi yoel
[11:56] <freewayzify> hw u doin
[11:59] <allu3> is the "Desktop CD" correct term for iso sized 756mb, it doesn't fit cd.. http://releases.ubuntu.com/12.10/
[11:59] <smartboyhw> allu3: 12.10 doesn't fit in a standard CD now
[11:59] <lotuspsychje> allu3:you got a spare usb stick maybe to put ubuntu on?
[12:00] <smartboyhw> allu3, use a DVD or USb
[12:00] <allu3> oh its not problem for me ^^ i install on usb anyway, but the site has wrong name in it
[12:00] <allu3> there reads desktop CD, but it isn't "CD" anymore :P terms is misleading
[12:00] <ThinkT510> allu3: you can get 800mb cds
[12:01] <smartboyhw> allu3 er hmm should be changed;D
[12:01] <allu3> ThinkT510: you can o.o i've never seen those in shops
[12:01] <lotuspsychje> !zeitgeist > lotuspsychje
[12:01] <SnapSnap> How do I check my graphics board memory in 12.04?
[12:01] <allu3> ThinkT510: but that would probably be some kind of "Special" cd, i think the terming is still misleading
[12:01] <dan_a> Hi all, I'm testing 12.10 and my (unsupported) RA3090 wifi card doesn't work on kernel 3.5. It's fine on 3.2. Is it worth reporting this?
[12:01] <lotuspsychje> !ram | SnapSnap
[12:02] <ThinkT510> allu3: anywho, 12.10 discussion is in #ubuntu+1
[12:03] <ThinkT510> dan_a: reask in #ubuntu+1
[12:03] <dan_a> ThinkT510 - thanks -will do
[12:06] <Prajyot> Hello can someone help me
[12:07] <ThinkT510> Prajyot: explain the issue and find out
[12:08] <Dr_willis> allu3,  every cd i have bought in the last 3+ years has been of the proper size for the ubuntu iso files
[12:08] <Prajyot> i am installing sun java 6 on ubuntu 12.04 by sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin
[12:08] <Dr_willis> allu3,  also the size the servers list may be slightly differnt then what you expect due to the use of MiB vs MB on some systems
[12:09] <Prajyot> get a problem
[12:09] <Prajyot> E: Malformed line 7 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list (dist parse) E: The list of sources could not be read. E: Package 'sun-java6-jre' has no installation candidate E: Unable to locate package sun-java6-plugin
[12:10] <ThinkT510> !java | Prajyot
[12:10] <Dr_willis> Prajyot,  line 7 in your sources.list file is wrong it seems...
[12:10] <Hatori> prayjot, something wrong on your sources.list
[12:10] <Prajyot> what should i do now
[12:11] <methods> how do i stop ubuntu from trying to mount my drive ? I'm in the middle of fsck and this thing keeps trying to mount it
[12:11] <methods> heck it even pulled the device off the system
[12:11] <Dr_willis> Prajyot,  edit your sources.list - remove that bad line.
[12:12] <Prajyot> how
[12:12] <Dr_willis> or use the sources editor, tool.
[12:12] <Dr_willis> 'gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list'
[12:12] <Dr_willis> !repos
[12:12] <Prajyot> right it is like
[12:12] <Prajyot> # /etc/apt/sources.list  deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ precise main restricted universe multiverse deb http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ precise-security main restricted universe multiverse deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/precise-updates main restricted universe multiverse deb http://archive.canonical.com/ lucid partner deb-src http://archive.canonical.com/lucid partner
[12:13] <Dr_willis> Prajyot,  you may want to pastebin the whole /etc/apt/sources.list file for the channel to see
[12:13] <Dr_willis> !pastebin | Prajyot
[12:13] <ThinkT510> Prajyot: why are you using a lucid partner repo on precise?
[12:13] <ThinkT510> Prajyot: never mix releases
[12:14] <Prajyot> its default i suppose
[12:14] <ThinkT510> Prajyot: no, that wouldn't be default on a 12.04 install
[12:16] <Prajyot> i am new to ubuntu and i don't know much even
[12:16] <Dr_willis> how did you install this system Prajyot ?
[12:17] <Prajyot> wubi
[12:17] <Dr_willis> and how did you try to install java? what have you done to the system
[12:17] <Prajyot> Dr_willis: http://imagebin.org/231089
[12:17] <ThinkT510> Prajyot: wubi isn't meant to be used as a long term solution, its more of a try before you dive in thing
[12:18] <Prajyot> i did this only sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin
[12:18] <Dr_willis> Prajyot,  sun java is not in the defaul repos any more.. so what did you do/what guide did you follow to get your sources.list to have that line in it?
[12:19] <Prajyot> did you the image
[12:19] <Dr_willis> whatever it was.you need to remove that line 7 and then follow the proper java install guides
[12:19] <Prajyot> *did you see the image
[12:19] <Dr_willis> Prajyot,  also whats the output of 'lsb_release -a'
[12:20] <Dr_willis> sun-java-jre is not in the default repos any more..  so the error makes sence..
[12:20] <Prajyot> No LSB modules are available. Distributor ID:	Ubuntu Description:	Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS Release:	12.04 Codename:	precise
[12:20] <Prajyot> then tell me the way please
[12:20] <Dr_willis> Prajyot,  so You need to edit your sources.list and edit/remove line 7.
[12:20] <Dr_willis> then follow the java factoid guides.
[12:21] <Dr_willis> !java | Prajyot
[12:21] <Prajyot> what should i do in it edit or remove
[12:21] <bacon4435> what a mess
[12:21] <Dr_willis> Prajyot,  also you may want to 'sudo apt-get install pastebinit' then
[12:21] <Prajyot> Dr_willis: http://imagebin.org/231089
[12:21] <Dr_willis> 'pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list'
[12:23] <Prajyot> output of first one is E: Malformed line 7 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list (dist parse) E: The list of sources could not be read.
[12:24] <Dr_willis> so you need to edit your /etc/apt/sources.list   and fix line 7.......
[12:25] <Prajyot> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1263726/
[12:25] <Dr_willis> im not even sure if thats a fatal error.. or just a warning. :)
[12:26] <Prajyot> what to do now
[12:26] <moment> how do you specify the standard destination for git push/pull ?
[12:26] <Dr_willis> so you need to edit your /etc/apt/sources.list   and fix line 7 and line 6 is also wrong.. delete both lines.. save the file...
[12:27] <Prajyot> okay
[12:28] <Prajyot> deleted both lines
[12:28] <Dr_willis> would someone pastebin their original sources.list for 12.04.01 for Prajyot  to have as a referance.. Im not on a ubuntu box right now.
[12:29] <Prajyot> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1263732/
[12:29] <bekks> Prajyot: Deleting is not fixing...
[12:29] <Prajyot> bekks: then what?
[12:31] <bekks> Prajyot: Fixing means correcting ;)
[12:31] <bekks> Prajyot: Hold on a second, I'll paste my sources.list
[12:31] <Prajyot> tell me what should i fix
[12:32] <Prajyot> but Dr_willis said to delete both lines
[12:32] <bekks> Prajyot: You already deleted the lines instead of fixing them. As I just told you.
[12:32] <Prajyot> tell me what should i add to it now
[12:32] <Dr_willis> im thinking the original sources.list was more then 3 lines also... thats why i asked for someone to paste their original.
[12:33] <Dr_willis> You definatly should have never had a 'lucid' entry in a 12.04 system.
[12:33] <Prajyot> it already had it
[12:34] <bekks> Prajyot: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1263736/
[12:34] <Prajyot> now what should i add it
[12:34] <Prajyot> i mean add to it
[12:34] <bekks> Thats a 12.04 with all update sources and all relevant repos like partner, multiverse, etc.
[12:35] <Prajyot> should i erase all the data and paste this or after 5th line
[12:35] <bekks> Replace your file contents with the ones from my paste.
[12:36] <Prajyot> all the contents
[12:36] <bekks> All you 5 lines.
[12:36] <bekks> *your
[12:36] <Prajyot> okay
[12:36] <bipul> vipul@vipul-linux:~$ eject eject: unable to eject, last error: Inappropriate ioctl for device i am getting this error when i am trying to open my cd/dvd
[12:37] <bekks> bipul: Why dont you just push the button? :)
[12:37] <Prajyot> done should i try installing sun java 6 now
[12:37] <bekks> Prajyot: No.
[12:37] <unless> Hi folks
[12:37] <bekks> Prajyot: Next steps: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[12:38] <Dr_willis> !java | Prajyot
[12:40] <lekdofrak> hwy guys
[12:40] <bipul> bekks,  i did it's not working
[12:41] <bekks> bipul: "not working" is not a known error message to me. :)
[12:41] <Prajyot> sudo apt-get update is still going on
[12:41] <bekks> Prajyot: It will take a while.
[12:42] <Prajyot> now upgrade is going on
[12:42] <gry> what init daemon does ubuntu 12.04 use by default?
[12:42] <bekks> Prajyot: After it finished, continue with the link Dr_willis provided for installing Java.
[12:43] <ThinkT510> !upstart | gry
[12:43] <bekks> gry: upstart
[12:43] <Prajyot> okay
[12:43] <gry> great, thanks
[12:44] <lekdofrak> LOLLLLLLLLLL
[12:44] <lekdofrak> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzCKZVTCzkQ
[12:44] <Prajyot> and Thanks a bekks
[12:44] <FloodBot1> lekdofrak: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:44] <Prajyot> you are very helpful
[12:45] <gry> lekdofrak, this is ubuntu support
[12:45] <lekdofrak> SORRY I PUT IT IN THE WRONG CHANNEL
[12:46] <Cobra-Tn> Hi All Ubuntu Users !
[12:46] <kisom> Does anyone know of a good/simple program which runs in the terminal to capture pictures from a web camera?
[12:48] <Cobra-Tn> Go To The "Ubuntu Software Center" Search For "Cheese" + Enjoy ^^
[12:48] <unless> Today morning, after a wake up my ubuntu top bar is frozen where I cannot click on it and my internet connection is down. I have opened the network panel and I can find the wifi modem but it keep asking for my password where the wifi is working from another da devices like this we are talking. Besides after a top command I found there are some processes very busy at the moment, like hud-service, unity-panel-serv and indicator suppl. Could someone help me to f
[12:48] <gry> it doesn't really run in terminal I'm afraid, Cobra-Tn
[12:48] <gry> not sure
[12:49] <kisom> Seems it does not ;)
[12:49] <kisom> I don't run Xorg on my machine
[12:49] <bekks> unless: Did you reboot already?
[12:50] <unless> bekks, no, I cannot access the top buttons
[12:50] <unless> Is there another way?
[12:50] <bekks> Open a terminal, sudo reboot
[12:51] <Adie> is there a way to have ubuntu show me live hardware changed in my computer?
[12:51] <Adie> *changes
[12:51] <kisom> Seems to be a utility names "webcam", I'll give it a try
[12:51] <bekks> Adie: I bet your computer doesnt support that, besides USB.
[12:51] <bekks> Adie: Just use lspci and lsusb
[12:51] <Adie> bekks, I am not looking for hotplugging or anything
[12:51] <Adie> this is diagnostics.
[12:52] <Adie> I am on windows right now, and some electronic devices in my room are causing my computer to beep beep as if there is a hardware change
[12:52] <Adie> I am boggling my mind trying to figure out what piece of hardware is flickering or changing
[12:52] <Adie> wonder if ubuntu would log that
[12:52] <bekks> Adie: A computer basically never beeps on hw changes :)
[12:52] <Adie> well, the standard windows "doo doo"
[12:52] <Adie> like when you plug in a usb device
[12:52] <Adie> but I see nothing showing me WHY it's doing that.
[12:53] <bekks> Adie: So you are on a windows machine now?
[12:53] <Adie> bekks, yes
[12:54] <ThinkT510> Adie: the only thing i can think of is doing lshw everytime, compare the lists to see if there is a change
[12:54] <bekks> Adie: Then, I am afraid, we cant help you in here.
[12:54] <Cobra-Tn> If You're Using Ubuntu 10.04 Just Go "SyStem > Administration > Hardware Drivers"
[12:54] <Adie> I was hoping for a live log
[12:54] <bekks> Cobra-Tn: To do what...?
[12:54] <compdoc> I have had usb devices connect and disconnect by themselves whenever I stand up from the desk or move around. Seems to be static dischanges
[12:54] <bekks> Adie: This isnt Windows support.
[12:54] <compdoc> discharges
[12:54] <Adie> what I THINK is happening is a device is quickly disconnecting and reconnecting
[12:54] <Adie> I wonder is ubuntu can log this
[12:54] <yeats> Adie: you can 'tail -f /var/log/syslog' or '/var/log/dmesg'
[12:55] <ThinkT510> Adie: if that is the case then it certainly is a windows issue
[12:55] <Cobra-Tn> To Install Missing Drivers !
[12:55] <bekks> Cobra-Tn: Who is missing drivers?
[12:55] <ThinkT510> Cobra-Tn: he is trying to figure out if his hardware is changing
[12:55] <Adie> ThinkT510, if I boot into ubuntu and replicate the issue, will you guys support me then? :|
[12:56] <bekks> Adie: Only if you are on Ubuntu. :)
[12:56] <ThinkT510> Adie: we can only help with ubuntu issues, this sounds like a windows issue
[12:56] <yeats> Adie: you might do better in ##windows though
[12:56] <Cobra-Tn> Oh Okay I thought he's Talking About Network & Wifi Drivers !
[12:57] <Adie> this isn't a software issue -.-
[12:57] <bekks> Cobra-Tn: No, he isnt :)
[12:57] <webfox> hey bekks ! got a reboot from the machine.
[12:57] <Adie> it's a physical hardware issue.
[12:57] <bekks> Adie: How do you know?
[12:57] <Adie> because...
[12:57] <Adie> uhm
[12:57] <Adie> I plug in my aquarium water pump, and my computer is reacting to that.
[12:57] <yeats> Adie: well if it's physical hardware, it's *also* not an ubuntu support issue
[12:57] <ThinkT510> Adie: sounds like a windows driver issue to me
[12:58] <Adie> I am trying to find a way to log what my computer is doing so I can diagnose it.
[12:58] <Adie> windows can't do this, so I am here asking if ubuntu can
[12:58] <webfox> bekks, it is the second time it happens here since yesterday. And I'd like to investigate a little what could be possibly causing it to happen. Is there a way to find some system logs or something?
[12:58] <yeats> Adie: if it is indeed a hardware issue, Ubuntu logs are located in /var/log
[12:58] <Adie> okay
[12:58] <bekks> webfox: I have no clue what you are talking about.
[12:59] <Hatori> adie, you should learn what caused beep..some related to memeory slot, vga and so on
[12:59] <Adie> Hatori, what's what I am trying to do -.-
[12:59] <webfox> bekks, oh sorry.
[12:59] <bekks> Hatori: Neither memory not CPU will cause beeps after passing the BIOS.
[12:59] <Adie> electrical devices in my room are interfering with my computer, and II am trying to figure out which device it is.
[13:00] <bekks> Adie: Why dont you finally boot an Ubuntu livecd?
[13:00] <webfox> bekks, my machine gets top bar frozen and internet down after a wake up.
[13:00]  * Adie sighs
[13:00] <ThinkT510> Adie: surely only devices plugged into the computer will affect it
[13:00] <yeats> Adie: I think your barking up the wrong tree here ;-)
[13:00] <Adie> ThinkT510, nope.
[13:01] <bekks> webfox: Then at least your network device didnt wake up correctly. Reboot, done. :)
[13:01] <yeats> (barking up = chatting in) (tree = channel)
[13:01] <Hatori> bad interupt caused by bad hardware
[13:01] <Adie> I assume you, my aquarium pump is not plugged to my computer.
[13:01] <Adie> *assure
[13:01] <Adie> -.-
[13:01] <ThinkT510> Adie: you don't have any giant magnets or stong signaling equipment?
[13:01] <Adie> no
[13:01] <bekks> Adie: Stop it now please. Boot an Ubuntu, and we might can help you.
[13:01] <Adie> I also have no wifi or bluetooth in my computer.
[13:02] <Adie> >:/
[13:02] <ThinkT510> Adie: why on earth do you suspect an aquarium pump?
[13:02] <bekks> ThinkT510: Water. Water is teh evil. :P
[13:03] <ThinkT510> bekks: unless you're a gamer and have a water cooling system :)
[13:03] <bekks> ThinkT510: :)
[13:03] <Dr_willis> ThinkT510,  run the cooling lines into the bathroom to get cool water from the toilet. :) Best Mod ive ever seen.
[13:04] <Adie> ThinkT510, because when I plug in my aquarium pump my computer detects a hardware change
[13:04] <Adie> and when I unplug my aquarium pump, my computer detects a hardware change
[13:04] <bekks> Adie: Then WHY dont you finally reboot into an Ubuntu?
[13:04] <Adie> my computer makes a sound indicating "hardware has changed"
[13:04] <Adie> bekks, I did
[13:04] <ThinkT510> Adie: when in windows?
[13:04] <Dr_willis> I would suggest checking the cables. and giving the pc a good cleaning.. and perhaps finding a nice power line filter - if that pump is somehow causing that sort of a issue.
[13:04] <bekks> Adie: You are in windows currently.
[13:04] <webfox> bekks, do you think it is possible to have a look at a log of the system to check what could possibly be causing this issue? Because it is the second time in two days.
[13:05] <Adie> Dr_willis, MY COMPUTER IS RAN THROUGH A POWER CONDITIONER
[13:05] <webfox> bekks, I mean, in less then one day now.
[13:05] <bekks> webfox: Sure. Just look into /var/log/
[13:05] <Adie> *cap lock
[13:05] <Adie> sorry
[13:05] <Dr_willis> Adie,  the i would find it very odd that a simple aquarium pump would be cuseing such an issue.. unless its josteling cables as it vibrates
[13:05] <ThinkT510> Adie: what is a power conditioner?
[13:06] <Adie> Dr_willis, it's come kind of electrical issue, I think
[13:06] <Dr_willis> Ive ran PC's on the same outlet as a Dishwasher befor. :)
[13:06] <bekks> ThinkT510: It makes power more beautiful :)
[13:06] <Adie> probably somehow causing something in my computer to turn off and on quickly
[13:06] <Adie> I have no idea why
[13:06] <Dr_willis> and ive seen a LOT worse done in the factory.
[13:06] <Dr_willis> I have seen vibrations cause cables to have flakey connections.
[13:06] <Dr_willis> but this is more of a topic for #hardware i think.
[13:07] <ThinkT510> Dr_willis +1
[13:07] <Adie> ##hardware can't help
[13:07] <Adie> agasin, I am not looking for hardware support, just help diagnosing it via hardware logs
[13:07] <bekks> Adie: Then USE Ubuntu to have the UBUNTU logs.
[13:07] <yeats> Adie: but you're not booting into ubuntu, which has been suggested multiple times
[13:07] <bekks> That isnt too hard, isnt it?
[13:07] <Adie> I have already done that
[13:08] <yeats> Adie: you're in Ubuntu right now?
[13:08] <Dr_willis> dmesg log would show connection/disconnect...
[13:08] <bekks> Then provide the output of dmesg in a pastebin.
[13:08] <bekks> !paste | Adie
[13:08] <Adie> okay, I will see if that will help me :|
[13:09] <plantd> i want to download the latest source packiage of a release and not the binary that is supplied with apt-get
[13:09] <bekks> plantd: "apt-get source" :)
[13:09] <plantd> i want to compile the source myself
[13:10] <ThinkT510> !source | plantd
[13:10] <plantd> bekks, that doesn't give me version control
[13:10] <bekks> plantd: It does.
[13:10] <yeats> plantd: then go to the project website and see if they have git/svn/cvs? ;-)
[13:10] <Adie> I am going to try to move cables around and stuff ><
[13:11] <bekks> Adie: Provide dmesg in a pastebin.
[13:14] <pr0metheu5> what is it with flash?! It's moving too fast on Chrome, and way too slow with delay in Firefox. (youtube)
[13:15] <steveGODSchild> I need help
[13:15] <galvao> Bom dia,  quero sugerir que os programas abertos no ubuntu, seus respectivos icones se coloquem automaticamente na parte superior da barra ao contrario do se tem hoje.
[13:15] <steveGODSchild> my cd rom is not working correctly
[13:16] <yeats> !pt | galvao
[13:16] <steveGODSchild> I am new to linux and ubuntu
[13:16] <galvao> Good morning, I want to suggest that open programs on ubuntu, their icons are automatically put at the top of the bar to the contrary it has today.
[13:17] <steveGODSchild> I am running 12.04
[13:17] <himanshu_linux> i made a live CD of ubuntu 12.04 and booted my system. after long time it gave a message that vmlinuz file not found .. but when i open the iso file and checked it .. It was there .. what is the problem here helo me ..
[13:17] <ThinkT510> !brainstorm | galvao
[13:17] <pr0metheu5> what is it with flash?! It's moving too fast on Chrome, and way too slow with delay in Firefox. (youtube)
[13:17] <galvao> thaks
[13:18] <steveGODSchild> how do I get my cd rom to play
[13:18] <ThinkT510> himanshu_linux: checked the md5sum?
[13:18] <yeats> himanshu_linux: sounds like a bad burn/bad cd
[13:18] <wooboy> hi i have a problem with my display on youtube on firefox on xubuntu pls help me! :o
[13:18] <wooboy> it's all displaying blue!
[13:18] <yeats> wooboy: see this http://askubuntu.com/questions/117127/flash-video-appears-blue
[13:18] <ThinkT510> wooboy: change the flash settings for hardware accelleration
[13:18] <plantd> yeats, i can just use gentoo and not be ´bothered with that crap at all
[13:19] <yeats> plantd: true dat
[13:19] <wooboy> how ThinkT510?
[13:19] <yeats> wooboy: see my link
[13:19] <ThinkT510> wooboy: check yeats' link
[13:20] <wooboy> ok! got it! it works now
[13:21] <yeats> steveGODSchild: what happens when you try to play a CD?
[13:21] <himanshu_linux> ThinkT510 : when i open it in win7 with notepad it was empty ..
[13:22] <yeats> !md5sum | himanshu_linux
[13:22] <kenj> I still want to use Ubuntu 4.10.
[13:22] <kenj> Where can I download it??
[13:22] <ThinkT510> kenj: you can but we can't support you then
[13:22] <yeats> kenj: do you mean 10.04?
[13:22] <kenj> No, I mean 4.10.
[13:23] <kenj> Because it has Gnome 2.
[13:23] <ThinkT510> !gnome2 | kenj
[13:24] <ezzeloharr> wondering if someone can help me here - trying to launch Ubuntu as a live CD just to check some things on my computer, and rather than getting a GUI I'm getting a terminal
[13:24] <ThinkT510> ezzeloharr: which one did you download?
[13:24] <eamon> !notunity
[13:24] <kenj> i wanmnt to use ubuntu 4 ubuntu 12 svckz
[13:25] <eamon> !kde
[13:25] <ezzeloharr> I'm using an older Ubuntu release I had lying around, I think it's Intrepid Ibex
[13:25] <Munchor> Hi there, does anybody know where I can find the source code for Ubuntu's keyboard indicator?
[13:25] <ThinkT510> ezzeloharr: that is no longer supported
[13:25] <yeats> eamon: try '/msg ubottu <command>' to not clutter up the channel
[13:25] <kenj> Munchor: pornhub.com/ubuntu
[13:25] <ezzeloharr> gah - i was really hoping I wouldn't have to redownload and reburn a new copy of ubuntu just for that...
[13:26] <Munchor> kenj, that is not very helpful.
[13:26] <Guest79351> hi everyone.
[13:26] <ezzeloharr> okay, thanks ThinkT510
[13:26] <Guest79351> I have problem with installation ubuntu
[13:26] <ezzeloharr> guess i'll get working on that
[13:26] <kenj> Guest79351 lol who doesn't?
[13:26] <Guest79351> at about 6% ofinstallation...ubuntu just stop proccess and froze installaton
[13:27] <yeats> kenj: please stop trolling
[13:27] <Munchor> Guest79351, ignore kenj.
[13:27] <kenj> Guest79351: In that case, install Windows p5.
[13:27] <kenj> *95
[13:28] <kenj> P5 came afterwards
[13:28] <Guest79351> it is possible, any of my device for exampl lan card or audio card are blocking that process?
[13:29] <escott> Guest79351, what do you mean by "froze"
[13:29] <yeats> Guest79351: just to be sure - you've md5sum-ed the image you downloaded and chose to check disk integrity?
[13:30] <Guest79351> sorry...i mean "freeze"
[13:30] <Guest79351> cursor and keyboard not respond
[13:31] <Guest79351> i tried install many times with diffrent version of ubuntu CD/DVD and USB...but that same...installation is stopped at 6%
[13:32] <Guest79351> i checked a checksum...is OK
[13:32] <Guest79351> ubuntu 10, 11.04 and 12.04LTS same problem
[13:33] <Guest79351> of course in the other PC...its working...
[13:33] <yeats> Guest79351: then that indicates a hardware issue, probably
[13:33] <ThinkT510> Guest79351: sounds like a hardware issue then
[13:33] <yeats> heh
[13:34] <Guest79351> i think too, do you hear about umount a devices such as audio,lan,TV card etc?? It can be that problem??
[13:35] <yeats> Guest79351: impossible to tell without logs
[13:35] <bekks> Guest79351: audio, lan, tv cannot be mounted or unmounted.
[13:35] <SeerKan> Hey guys
[13:36] <Guest79351> i tried also installwith wubi, same problem, how can I get logs for show you?
[13:36] <SeerKan> just installed ubuntu desktop, at first both my displays worked but ubuntu was slow because the nvidia drivers needed installing. I installed them and now ubuntu doesn't see my second display... any ideeas ?
[13:36] <bekks> SeerKan: You have to configure it in nvidia-settings.
[13:37] <yeats> Guest79351: choose to "Try Ubuntu" rather than install and look in /var/log/dmesg|syslog
[13:37] <Guest79351> OK
[13:37] <Guest79351> thank you
[13:37] <Guest79351> bb
[13:38] <SeerKan> bekks trying that now, thanks
[13:44] <jdfoote> I just upgraded to 12.10, and now login isn't working.... any help would be great!
[13:44] <ThinkT510> jdfoote: /join #ubuntu+1
[13:45] <escott> !work | jdfoote
[13:46] <jdfoote> Moving to #ubuntu+1 - thanks very much! :)
[13:49] <jente> what would you guys suggest for a simple (meaning command line and using software, which is almost everywhere available) backup solution with encrypted backups? is rsync with gpg a good approach or something like unison?
[13:50] <muelli> rsync backup into a fuse based encsf
[13:51] <jente> muelli: thought about that, but i am not sure about encfs availability on, let's say boot-cd's
[13:51] <jente> it would certainly be very easy to set up
[13:52] <muelli> well jente. Valid point. But I guess with the requirement, you have to strike out many options. And: At least with Ubuntu, you can install things easily with the live cd, if you have an internet connection.
[13:52] <edora> help how to configure which application will run on ubuntu start up
[13:52] <ThinkT510> !startup | edora
 yes man at startup
[13:55] <jente> muelli: the problem would be the "have an internet connection"-thing. there is no guaranteed connection. the scenario i am thinking of is: using some live-cd to boot into linux (native windows pc) and access those files, especially when there is no inet
[13:55] <edora> actally i want to remove unnecessary application that executed at startup and then eat up my ram
[13:56] <muelli> yep jente. I understand. So you have a limited set of options then, I guess.
[13:56] <jente> muelli: I don't always have a live-cd with me, but getting a live-cd is usually no problem
[13:56] <muelli> unless you build your live cd or have the relevant .debs with you on a pendrive or so
[13:58] <Epeck2s> hi
[14:00] <jente> muelli: some systems I work on don't have a disc-drive, others no usb i can use. some are fairly old, so even booting from usb is a problem. the data i want to secure is not top-secret, but i would prefer it to be encrypted, in case the drive is getting stolen.
[14:01] <jente> muelli: do you have some idea about encfs availability? gpg is almost always availabel, rsync: don't know
[14:01] <alvaro> alguien me habla?
[14:03] <allu3> Dr_willis: Download finished and the ISO file is 792.7 MB (792,723,456 bytes) big, and the CD i have at my house are all 700mb size, i doubt that would fit in it in any way
[14:06] <Dr_willis> allu3,  whats the exact file name? last i looked they were 720mb in size
[14:07] <allu3> Dr_willis: ubuntu-12.10-beta2-desktop-amd64.iso
[14:07] <noordung> Hello guys! How do I run a program with global variables that I want to set in another shell file? Example: `sh something.sh` program_name arguments
[14:07] <allu3> Dr_willis: or does nautilus show some funny numbers? chrome says the size was 756mb, nautilus 792mb
[14:07] <Dr_willis> http://askubuntu.com/questions/137588/ubuntu-image-size-732-mb-too-big-for-cd
[14:07] <Dr_willis> allu3,  12.10 is no longer a cd only size....
[14:07] <Dr_willis> thats the whole problem, :)
[14:07] <Dr_willis> they moved to dvd with 12.109
[14:07] <Dr_willis> they moved to dvd with 12.10
[14:08] <allu3> Dr_willis: and i said that they are still using "Desktop CD" in the site :P
[14:08] <allu3> Dr_willis: and i think they should change it to something else
[14:08] <llutz> noordung: 'source something.sh' program_name
[14:08] <Dr_willis> and 12.10 is in #ubuntu+1
[14:09] <noordung> llutz: OK. And something.sh should do an 'export' or not?
[14:09] <allu3> Dr_willis: ^^ i think i asked same thing there too, around same time i asked first here
[14:09] <Dr_willis> i dident see you mention 12.10 at all.. that would have been the answer an hr+ ago. :)
[14:10] <llutz> noordung: sure
[14:10] <Dr_willis> they are not going to a full 4gb dvd image with 12.10 they still want to keep it as small as possible.
[14:10] <allu3> my original question..
[14:10] <allu3> 14:59 < allu3> is the "Desktop CD" correct term for iso sized 756mb, it doesn't fit cd.. http://releases.ubuntu.com/12.10/
[14:10] <bazhang> !12.10 | allu3
[14:10] <Dr_willis> file a bug report then or wait for it to get final befor you worry about it.
[14:10] <plantd> yeah, what the hell is up with that, ubuntu
[14:10] <bazhang> allu3, /join #ubuntu+1
[14:10] <noordung> llutz: Alright... and if I don't want them set for the session. Only for that instance of the program?
[14:10] <plantd> a cd iso that doesn't fit on cd ....
[14:10] <allu3> bazhang: i'm there already..
[14:10] <Dr_willis> not really a 'support' issue really.
[14:10] <dlentz> !language | plantd
[14:11] <plantd> dlentz, hell is not a family-friendly place? ;)
[14:11] <plantd> entire family trees go there!
[14:11] <yeats> plantd: I thought you had moved to gentoo
[14:11] <allu3> plantd: its not a professional term :P
[14:11] <edora>  help where is the file that contain startup processes?
[14:12] <plantd> yeats, i have many servers
[14:12] <plantd> ubuntu on one gentoo on other
[14:12] <plantd> etc
[14:12] <ThinkT510> !upstart | edora
[14:12]  * yeats suggests you use software you actually like
[14:12] <allu3> bazhang: and where should i ask about questions related to ubuntu.com website?
[14:13] <yeats> allu3: http://www.ubuntu.com/contact-us
[14:13] <MonkeyDust> allu3  I suggested something for the website via Launchpad, they changed it, so that's the way to do it
[14:13] <allu3> ok :) thank you
[14:14] <Dr_willis> that Upstart cookbook site - has a very nice docs these days.
[14:14] <edora> thanks to u boyh man i m chking
[14:15] <Dr_willis> http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/
[14:15] <Dr_willis> bbl
[14:15] <tomtiger11> service isc-dhcp-server start gives me the error: start: Job failed to start
[14:17] <yeats> tomtiger11: is there a log for that?
[14:17] <tomtiger11> I don't know?
[14:17] <dojha00> Hey i don't know why i m not able to connect to irc with xchat IRC. Is there anyone can help me out??
[14:17] <hexmare> ok folks stupid question , is there an easy way to make a snapshot from apt of my current installed package set that I can use as a snapshot to revert back to?
  upstart is it a file?
[14:17]  * yeats would look in /var/log for a file named that or in /var/log/syslog
[14:17] <ThinkT510> edora: upstart is an init system
[14:18] <theadmin> hexmare: Check out Aptoncd
 how to configure  it ?
[14:18] <yeats> dojha00: try #xchat
[14:18] <ThinkT510> !upstart | edora
[14:18] <steveGODSchild> I need help
 yes
[14:18] <ThinkT510> edora: read the factoid
[14:18] <hexmare> theadmin: I saw that , that will work on a vps machine with no CD and no GUI/
[14:19] <theadmin> ThinkT510: It appears to me that ubottu is broken...
[14:19] <edora> <ThinkT51 factoid?
[14:19] <steveGODSchild> I am running ubuntu 12.04
[14:19] <theadmin> hexmare: Yeah it creates an ISO file, but I'm not sure if it has a pure CLI version
[14:19] <MonkeyDust> hexmare  http://paste.ubuntu.com/1263915/
[14:19] <yeats> !upstart
[14:19] <steveGODSchild> and it does not recognize my cd rom
[14:19] <theadmin> steveGODSchild: Did you try inserting a disk into the drive? Nothing will appear before you do.
[14:19] <tomtiger11> No subnet declaration for eth0
[14:20] <dojha00> yeats :where to type that?? error is::* Looking up irc.freenode.net * Connecting to chat.freenode.net (50.22.136.18) port 8001... * Connection failed. Error: Network is unreachable
[14:20] <rejven> can someone tell me how to install unetbootin-494-linux i downloaded, i am noob
[14:20] <theadmin> rejven: You normally don't use unetbootin in Linux
[14:20] <hexmare> thanks MonkeyDust and theadmin
[14:21] <steveGODSchild> I have a music cd in the disck
[14:21] <rejven> but i want to :p
[14:21] <theadmin> rejven: Most ISOs nowadays are hybrid, try something along the lines of sudo dd if=~/Downloads/ubuntu-12.04.1-desktop-i386.iso of=/dev/sdz (replace z with your usb stick's letter)
[14:22] <theadmin> rejven: Also unetbootin is in the repos, you can just apt-get install it
[14:22] <gain> hi all
[14:22] <rejven> yeah but i need older version
[14:22] <rejven> :/
[14:22] <MonkeyDust> rejven  what's wrong with sudo apt-get install unetbootin ?
[14:22] <rejven> i need 494 version
[14:22] <theadmin> rejven: And why is that?
[14:22] <MonkeyDust> what's 494 version and why do you need it?
[14:23] <rejven> nooo
[14:23] <steveGODSchild> what did I do wrong
[14:23] <rejven> i dont want to tell you that, you will be mad
[14:23] <rejven> coz 494 see ntfs partitioned usb drive
[14:23] <rejven> and new one doesnt
[14:23] <theadmin> rejven: Uhm. It won't boot from NTFS anyway.
[14:23] <theadmin> rejven: That wasn't a feature. It was a bug.
[14:24] <rejven> yeah you are talking about linux
[14:24] <rejven> :)
[14:24] <MonkeyDust> rejven  start from the beginning, what are you doing and what goes wrong
[14:25] <TheHackOps> MonkeyDust, is the offtopic channel #ubuntu-offtopic?
[14:25] <theadmin> TheHackOps: Yes.
[14:25] <MonkeyDust> TheHackOps  yes
[14:25] <rejven> its just that i need unetbootin 494, not the new version :) i downloaded it but i dont know how to install it
[14:25] <yeats> dojha00: in the IRC client you're using right now, type '/join #xchat' (no quotes)
[14:25] <theadmin> rejven: Give me the output of: file /path/to/whatever/you/downloaded
[14:25] <MonkeyDust> rejven  and nobody else knows what it is
[14:25] <steveGODSchild> why will it play a back up cd I made in windows 7 but it wont play a plain music cd
[14:25] <Abbas|> guys, if i setup squid transparent proxy. it should be completley invisbile to the sites? for instnace my bravia tv would never know if the proxy is there?
[14:26] <Abbas|> if it talks on https port, will the proxy be detected?
[14:26] <tomtiger11> chroot: failed to run command '/bin/bash': No such file or directory
[14:26] <rejven> MonkeyDust /home/rejven/Desktop/unetbootin-linux-494
[14:26] <theadmin> steveGODSchild: Open music CDs with media players, it won't open in the file manager
[14:26] <dojha00> It's asking about server.."Not connected. Try /server <host> [<port>]"
[14:26] <theadmin> rejven: Okay, run: file /home/rejven/Desktop/unetbootin-linux-494
[14:26] <theadmin> rejven: I'm trying to figure out what the thing is at all
[14:27] <jente> muelli: ah, I could go for statically linked encfs (or any other program) and store that with the backup.
[14:27] <rejven> i tried to run it from terminal with no luck, when i double click it ( i checked allow exectute in persmision tab) nothing happens
[14:27] <MonkeyDust> rejven  are you now in linux?
[14:27] <rejven> yes
[14:27] <rejven> i am
[14:27] <muelli> yeah, well jente. If you can access any sort of external data, you're fine and good to go with anything you want, really :)
[14:28] <MonkeyDust> rejven  and where does this ntfs come in the story?
[14:28] <rejven> its that i need bootable win7 usb... thats not the important part :))
[14:29] <MonkeyDust> rejven  i'm still not getting what you are trying to do
[14:29] <rejven> so i found this tutorial how to burn it to usb, but new unetbooting dont see nfts format
[14:29] <ThinkT510> rejven: you are trying to make a bootable win7 usb in ubuntu?
[14:29] <gio60> hello
[14:29] <rejven> well i am trying to install older version of unetbooting to burn win7 on it
[14:29] <rejven> yes i do
[14:29] <muelli> O_o
[14:29] <muelli> ...
[14:29] <tomtiger11> chroot: failed to run command '/bin/bash': No such file or directory
[14:30] <theadmin> rejven: Use the winusb tool
[14:30] <MonkeyDust> rejven  bootable win7 does not even exist, IIRC, otherwise, ask in ##windows
[14:30] <Kaori> hey
[14:30] <rejven> yeah, thats why i say youll be mad, i just wanted to now how to instal older unetbootin
[14:30] <rejven> ;)
[14:31] <gio60> I would like to install   downverter    in ubuntu 12.10.     How to install?
[14:31] <MonkeyDust> gio60  #ubuntu+1
[14:31] <ThinkT510> gio60: /join #ubuntu+1
[14:31] <sradhakrishna> Hi. I need to setup a PC with 2 network cards. one connects to a private network and another connects to a public network.
[14:32] <sradhakrishna> the private network interface has a static IP
[14:32] <MonkeyDust> sradhakrishna  ubunru?
[14:32] <MonkeyDust> sradhakrishna  ubuntu?
[14:32] <sradhakrishna> and the public network interface has DHCP.
[14:32] <sradhakrishna> MonkeyDust: yes, ubuntu.
[14:32] <sradhakrishna> the problem i have is that i am able to ping entities on the private network
[14:33] <sradhakrishna> but not the public network.
[14:33] <sradhakrishna> ip route indicates that a route is setup to the private network
[14:33] <sradhakrishna> but not the public network.
[14:33] <rexor> sradhakrishna: The one with dhcp shoudl receive ip automatic after you plug in, and for static ip adres u need to edit file: /etc/network/interfaces
[14:33] <llutz> sradhakrishna: pastebin "ip r s" please
[14:34] <sradhakrishna> the qn - isn't dhcp supposed to take care of setting up the gateway for the public network?
[14:34] <lpe> it is
[14:34] <Abbas|> guys, can i setup a transparent proxy for https port 443 to port 8080
[14:34] <Abbas|> without detection?
[14:34] <muelli> yes
[14:35] <Abbas|> muelli , can you please point me somewhere? i setup squid earlir but https doenst work with it
[14:36] <sradhakrishna> i setup a gateway using the route add command
[14:36] <muelli> Abbas|: well. I would fire up a webbrowser, go to the search engine of my least mistrust and type something like "apache reverse proxy". I'm not going to do it for you though.
[14:36] <sradhakrishna> but that doesn't persist across reboots.
[14:36] <Abbas|> muelli
[14:36] <Abbas|> i've setup tiny proxy
[14:36] <Abbas|> and squid yetserday
[14:36] <sradhakrishna> how do i persist the gateway settings added using route add command across reboots?
[14:36] <Abbas|> searched alot of stites
[14:36] <Abbas|> but that didnt work
[14:36] <Abbas|> so i need reverse proxy
[14:36] <candyass> howdy
[14:36] <Abbas|> to keep https proxying stealthy?
[14:37] <jente> muelli: you are right. the backup is (usually) on an old zip-drive, but since the zip-drive itself stores data, why not put the executables on it as well. this way, I will, most of the time, not even have to deal with live-*
[14:38] <escott> sradhakrishna, probably in /etc/network/interfaces
[14:38] <dojha00> Hey i don't know why i am not able to connect to chat.freenode.net/8001 using XCHAT IRC client?? plz help..
[14:38] <sradhakrishna> can we setup a gateway for a dhcp configured interface in /etc/network/interfaces?
[14:39] <ThinkT510> dojha00: what is chat.freenode.net? you are on irc.freenode.org right now
[14:39] <escott> sradhakrishna, why is your dhcp server not configuring the client correctly?
[14:40] <dojha00> ThinkT510:  Yeah but right now i m using browser but when i trying to connect through XCHAT then it's showing.."Connecting to chat.freenode.net (50.22.136.18) port 8001"
[14:40] <sradhakrishna> escott, can't figure that. :(
[14:40] <ThinkT510> dojha00: ask in #freenode
[14:40] <edora> is there any unity  launcher editor like menu editor in previous ubuntus?
[14:41] <theadmin> edora: I don't think there's any by default
[14:41] <cobramd> can anyone help with a wireless issue?  It doesn't show a wireless option to select
 yes but can we do that hell thing ?
[14:41] <theadmin> edora: wat?
editing launcher
[14:42] <ThinkT510> edora: in unity you drag and drop what you want to edit it
[14:42] <theadmin> edora: Well, "Alacarte" used to be the menu editor in pre-gnome3 ages, it may still work, check if it's in the repos
[14:42] <edora> and how to change compiz priority
[14:43] <theadmin> ThinkT510: You can't really drag'n'drop to, say, change the name of the launcher
 it is still there but i think will not work out wll here on unity
[14:43] <ThinkT510> theadmin: i meant in the context of adding/removing items from the panel
[14:43] <edora> ThinkT510> i mean to add coustom launcher
[14:44] <escott> sradhakrishna, i think the standard response is going to be "fix your dhcp server or don't use dhcp" there seems to be little point to using a dhcp server that is not properly configuring the client, it would be easier for you to just make the client fully static
[14:44] <edora> ThinkT510> and a custom command such as if we always like to open nautilus as root  .
[14:45] <ThinkT510> edora: i would highly advise against opening nautilus as root regularly
[14:45] <MonkeyDust> edora  open nautilus as root is a very bad idea
[14:45] <edora> ThinkT510> yes i know the risk but it was only ex.
[14:45] <ardchoille> I was wondering why anyone would do that when we have sudo and a terminal
[14:45] <ThinkT510> ardchoille +1
[14:46] <sradhakrishna> escott, thanks for the advice. One more qn - how can i check if the route to the public network's gateway is set properly?
[14:46] <MonkeyDust> edora  it would turn your pc into a windows machine, nobody wants that
[14:46] <sradhakrishna> escott, where is it recorded on the system?
[14:46] <Asphyxium> Can anyone please tell me why modern linux desktops won't let me change my monitor's refresh rate without having to manually mess with xorg.conf?
i know that fuck but it was just a example and even we need to do that some occasions
[14:47] <bazhang> edora, no cursing here
[14:47] <ThinkT510> !language | edora
[14:47] <bazhang> edora, you never need to do that
[14:47] <edora> ook sorry every body
[14:47] <escott> sradhakrishna, the "route" command will show routes. its correct if it works
 i do that sometime
[14:48] <bazhang> Asphyxium, there is no more xorg.conf unless you create one
[14:48] <Asphyxium> Can someone please tell me which version of Ubuntu supports changing the refresh rate?  I believe it's 9 but I'm not sure...
[14:48] <escott> Asphyxium, im sure you can adjust refresh rates with xrandr
[14:48] <Asphyxium> Well that explains my trouble with Linux Mint.  I couldn't even find xorg's uh... executable equivalent.
 refresh rate of what?
[14:48] <Asphyxium> my CRT
[14:49] <edora> oh
[14:49] <bazhang> Asphyxium, you are on MINT now?
[14:49] <Asphyxium> Nope
[14:49] <Asphyxium> Win 7
[14:49] <bekks> Asphyxium: Every version of Ubuntu supports it.
[14:49] <edora> but it is here on ubuntu too <Asphyxium>
[14:49] <MonkeyDust> !tab | edora
[14:49] <edora> yes agree with <bekks>
[14:49] <ardchoille> edora: just a thought, but perhaps you can learn more about the command line apps (cp, mv, tar, etc.) and you won't need to run normal GUI apps as root. I once did a lot of that but I find these days that I don't even need nautilus. the comand line is super fast.
[14:50] <Asphyxium> I checked the display settings but there wasn't anything listed for refresh.  I assume it auto-detects, but that's insufficient sometimes (currently Win7 thinks 75 Hz in 1024x768 is max but it's really 87)
[14:50] <Asphyxium> (Quantel Quetzal beta 2)
[14:50] <ThinkT510> !12.10 | Asphyxium
[14:51] <hexmare> MonkeyDust: Thanks a lot for the info , I put together just what I needed. here is a paste of what I did  ->  http://paste.ubuntu.com/1263953/
[14:51] <bekks> Asphyxium: You have to do it manually, either using xrandr or modifying your X server config.
[14:51] <Asphyxium> :(
[14:51] <escott> Asphyxium, most people don't mess with refresh these days (the display is just driven at the maximum refresh allowed by edid), but you can specify you own modeline with xrandr
[14:51] <Asphyxium> I support the pioneering spirit, but I don't think it should be mandatory.
[14:51] <_XMENDES> guys. i have a 96 nvidia card.. how install his driver on ubuntu 12;04?
[14:51] <Asphyxium> If linux is going to be a GUI, it needs to be competitive with the functionality of Windows.
[14:51] <MonkeyDust> hexmare  looks elegant, glad I could help :)
[14:51] <Asphyxium> OK thanks!
[14:52] <theadmin> Asphyxium: xrandr -r 87
[14:52] <theadmin> Asphyxium: That should do it
[14:52] <Asphyxium> Do you guys remember if Ubuntu 9 supports GUI refresh modification through display settings?
[14:53] <Asphyxium> Sweet!
[14:53] <tomtiger11> ltsp always fails to download lots of the packages. command: ltsp-build-client
[14:53] <bekks> Asphyxium: Ubuntu 9 isnt supported anymore.
[14:53] <_XMENDES> guys. i have a 96 nvidia card.. how install his driver on ubuntu 12;04?
[14:53] <bazhang> Asphyxium, 9.04 and 9.10 are eol
[14:53] <ThinkT510> Asphyxium: 9.04 and 9.10 are no longer supported here
[14:53] <MonkeyDust> hexmare  i'm stealing that from you
[14:53] <Asphyxium> I know but I know where to get it.  My brother is still using it.
[14:53] <bekks> !patience | _XMENDES
[14:53] <_XMENDES> OK
[14:53] <hexmare> MonkeyDust: Thats why I put it up!!
[14:53] <Bellod> ciao
[14:53] <Bellod> !list
[14:54] <freddicot>  ciao bellod
[14:54] <cobramd> can anyone help with a Ubuntu wireless issue?  Wireless is not showing up on the network dropdown
[14:54] <freddicot> iwlist scaning
[14:54] <freddicot> ops
[14:55] <freddicot> scanning
[14:55] <gordonjcp> cobramd: disable networking, then re-enable it
[14:55] <hexmare> MonkeyDust: what I was doing was setting up my vps , but I am trying to keep the mem usage low. so I wanted to snapshot my currently installed packages so if the mem usage went way high , I could easily revert back
[14:55] <gordonjcp> cobramd: from the dropdown
[14:55] <Asphyxium> I just want to say THANK YOU to all the Ubuntu devs for thinking of reinstallation in the Ubuntu setup equivalent!  Linux mint didn't and can totally mess up any boot manager!
[14:55] <spajderix> hi
[14:56] <Asphyxium> And thanks for the help!
[14:56] <Asphyxium> :)
[14:56] <cobramd> okay.  still nothing.  just the wired connection
[14:56] <freddicot> cobramd
[14:56] <freddicot> open a shell
[14:56] <freddicot> try
[14:57] <freddicot> iwlist scanning
[14:57] <cobramd> freddicot, are  you talking a terminal session?
[14:58] <freddicot> yes
[14:58] <Asphyxium> Is Unity Gnome 3.x?
[14:58] <escott> Asphyxium, no
[14:58] <Asphyxium> OK
[14:58] <Asphyxium> Thanks.
[14:58] <_XMENDES> anyone?
[14:58] <cobramd> ok.  i get the following.  lo        Interface doesn't support scanning.
[14:59] <Abbas|> guys which of these is the real wine?
[14:59] <ThinkT510> !unity | Asphyxium
[14:59] <Abbas|> Wiine Windows Program Loader?
[14:59] <cobramd> and   eth0      Interface doesn't support scanning.
[14:59] <Abbas|> Q4Wine? Winetricks?
[14:59] <freddicot> and?
[14:59] <cobramd> no and, just the --->eth0      Interface doesn't support scanning.
[15:00] <_XMENDES> my terminal dont works on 12:04 after upgrading
[15:00] <theadmin> Abbas|: I suggest you just install PlayOnLinux and use that -- it's much better than using plain Wine, primarily because it lets you keep track of the aliens you install and keep them separated from each other.
[15:00] <Abbas|> hmm
[15:00] <freddicot> there is no device wifi
[15:00] <theadmin> Abbas|: Other than that, Wine can be installed with this command: sudo apt-get install wine
[15:01] <Abbas|> theadmin is install ccproxy (a windows proxy app) a good idea?
[15:01] <freddicot> try lsusb command
[15:01] <theadmin> Abbas|: (I'm not sure about all their fancy names)
[15:01] <Abbas|> squid with trasnparent ssl looking too scary
[15:01] <akis> hi all. i installed my samsung's printer's driver and it works fine. samsung driver made a new category in my xubuntu 12.04 main menu which is not accessible using 'alacarte'. any idea to manage this new category and the items under this category so i would be able to move them to another category?
[15:01] <Abbas|> and i failed with ti once before
[15:01] <theadmin> Abbas|: Oh, no, windows proxies aren't gonna work in Linux, doh.
[15:01] <Abbas|> :(
[15:02] <cobramd> it found the adapter when I set the system up.  just doens't seem like it knows that the wifi adapter is actually for wifi
[15:02] <escott> akis, installed samsung driver as root or unpriv user? running alacarte as root or unpriv user?
[15:04] <tomtiger11> ltsp won't build a client image, it just throws cant download errors
[15:04] <akis> installed printer using 'sudo sh ./install.sh'. i am running GUI alacarte as 'user' and the new category is not shown in 'main menu editor'
[15:06] <escott> akis, you want to find where samsung put the .desktop file. normally it would be in /usr/share/applications
[15:07] <theadmin> escott: If it's there the Unity menu thing would autodetect it
[15:08] <RiXtEr> what file would contain the last session used by a user?
[15:08] <akis> yep. that's true. i found them already. and i could remove them. but i don't. i just want to move the 3 new itmes to another category, like 'system' for example. and after i move them under 'systme' i would like to remove the new catergory made by samsung.
[15:08] <Geroz> hi. I have Debian. Exist way how set CPU speed to max? (100% all the time) ? In Ubuntu I know how do it but in Debian don't know.
[15:08] <akis> any idea how can i manage it?
[15:09] <ThinkT510> Geroz: /join #debian
[15:09] <Geroz> ThinkT510 yes ... good idea ... :) thx
[15:16] <tomtiger11> :(
[15:21] <toumbo_> Software center On Quantal is consuming too much ram.
[15:21] <ThinkT510> toumbo_: /join #ubuntu+1
[15:21] <ThinkT510> toumbo_: /join #ubuntu+1
 Thanks
[15:23] <TheRealZeus> Hey folk I download logmein-hamachi from the ubuntu center but when i search for it I can't find the app
[15:24] <ThinkT510> !info | logmein-hamachi
[15:25] <ThinkT510> !info logmein-hamachi
[15:30] <scoop> I don't see any activity
[15:31] <scoop> First time on IRC, is anybody there?
[15:31] <jrib> scoop: yes :o
[15:33] <scoop> Hooray.   Are variables created in a shell script visible outside that script?  I can echo one in the script but not outside it (eg at the command line).
[15:33] <escott> scoop, no
[15:33] <MonkeyDust> scoop  there's also #bash
[15:33] <scoop> I tried "export" but that doesn't work.  And doing bash <scriptname> doesn't help
[15:33] <jrib> scoop: what are you trying to accomplish?
[15:34] <MonkeyDust> scoop  try sh scriptname
[15:34] <geirha> scoop: See http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/060
[15:34] <scoop> When I switch into a directory I'd like to set abbreviation for the directory name
[15:35] <MonkeyDust> scoop  type /join #bash
[15:35] <codefyre> scoop: source scriptname
[15:35] <codefyre> this will make the variable available to the current shell
[15:35] <escott> scoop, export is related to subprocesses http://ss64.com/bash/export.html
[15:36] <scoop> I discovered $PWD is global and works for the current directory.  I'll try #bash too.
[15:36] <scoop> source lset
[15:37] <escott> scoop, see also stackoverflow.com/questions/1158091/bash-defining-a-variable-with-or-without-export
[15:37] <scoop> source /mnt/data/nec800/lset
[15:38] <scoop> Thanks escott. O
[15:41] <confuzled> hey guys, i am having issues with grub on a dual boot for windows, i cant get bajc into windows.
[15:41] <confuzled> please use my name in your response i am watching my son
[15:41] <confuzled> thank you
[15:41] <scoop> Thanks guys!  This is great.
[15:42] <escott> confuzled, do you have a windows entry? what happens when you select it
[15:42] <dhm9492> Does anyone know how to solve the Bloq Mayus key delay problem?
[15:43] <bazhang> dhm9492, relation to ubuntu support?
[15:43] <confuzled> escott: the entry is there. i get black screen
[15:44] <dhm9492> relation?
[15:44] <dhm9492> what do you mean?
[15:44] <jilt007> seq num   prints  number in ascending order. Is there any command to print  it in desecnding oorder
[15:44] <bazhang> dhm9492, this is ubuntu support
[15:44] <dhm9492> I know
[15:44] <bazhang> so what is this key delay problem you mention
[15:45] <MonkeyDust> dhm9492  what is that bloq problme exactly?
[15:45] <jilt007> Any Idea?
[15:45] <scoop> join #bash
[15:46] <dhm9492> WHen I press the bloq mayus key and capitals are locked then I unlock them again because I don't want to use capitals anymore but it takes a bit of a delay and I write too fast so it usually writes two capitals as it appears at the beginning of this message
[15:46] <bazhang> bloq mayus   dhm9492 what is that
[15:46] <escott> confuzled, do you happen to know if your system is a UEFI system? prior to installing ubuntu did you have any prior linux on there or did the installer resize the windows partition?
[15:46] <MonkeyDust> it's caps lock
[15:46] <dhm9492> sorry
[15:46] <dhm9492> my keyboard is spanish
[15:46] <escott> jilt007, seq -r num?
[15:46] <dhm9492> caps lock, right
[15:47] <escott> jilt007, seq N -1 1
[15:47] <ThinkT510> dhm9492: use shift
[15:47] <confuzled> escott: i do not believe it is uefi mother board is almost 3 years old
[15:47] <dhm9492> I'm very used to using the caps lock
[15:48] <dhm9492> and using the shift instead would be hard
[15:48] <ThinkT510> dhm9492: you need to get out of the habit
[15:48] <dhm9492> to change the keyboard habit
[15:48] <dhm9492> yeah but isn't there any other solution?
[15:48] <dhm9492> I've searched everywhere and it looks like it's a general problem
[15:48] <jilt007> escott:  Not working
[15:48] <dhm9492> and no one knows how to solve it
[15:49] <escott> jilt007, -r was just a guess N -1 1 will do what you want
[15:49] <jilt007> escott:thanks N worked
[15:49] <IdleOne> dhm9492: The solution is to use the proper key, the shift key.
[15:49] <dhm9492> IdleOne: Yeah, but is it the only solution?
[15:50] <IdleOne> yes, the only way to type properly is properly
[15:50] <jilt007> escott:  What does -1 1 means in it?
[15:50] <dhm9492> Okey, thank you :)
[15:50] <IdleOne> dhm9492: also, this is not a Ubuntu issue so it is off topic for this channel, you might try asking ##hardware.
[15:50] <dhm9492> Okey, thanks.
[15:51] <sliddjur> Is ACL enabled on raspbian by default? Can I remout system disk (sd card) while system is running on it
[15:51] <ThinkT510> sliddjur: this is ubuntu support
[15:51] <sliddjur> oh wrong channel ^^
[15:51] <confuzled> escott: any clue what the issue may be
[15:51] <bazhang> sliddjur, ask in a raspian support channel
[15:51] <bazhang> +b
[15:52] <codefyre> jilt007: seq 10 -1 1, means seq startno increment endingnumber
[15:52] <sliddjur> Noticed. but anyways, is it possible in ubuntu?
[15:52] <escott> confuzled, you never answered my second question, but if the ntfs was resized the winldr might not be where it needs to be. in which case boot a windows rescue cd (you can get images only) and let it fix the windows bootloader, then boot the linux livecd and reinstall grub
[15:52] <jilt007> codefyre: Thanks
[15:52] <confuzled> ok i have a windows insatll cd will that work
[15:53] <jilt007> escott: Thanks
[15:53] <escott> !man | jilt007
[15:53] <confuzled> escott: would windows install cd work
[15:54] <jilt007> escott:  Man doesnot have N option in seq, i saw
[15:54] <escott> jilt007, N is not the option. I'm saying seq PUT_A_NUMBER_HERE -1 1
[15:54] <confuzled> escott: i am not sure if linux resized im sorry
[15:54] <[x]> !slax
[15:54] <escott> confuzled, if windows was the only thing on the disk initially then it would have been resized
[15:55] <jilt007> escott:  Yes , it worked i told you already :)
[15:55] <confuzled> escott: ok yes then it got resized.  can I use install disc.  than you for your help btw
[15:55] <escott> confuzled, and yes the windows install cd should work... although just following the gui is going to lead you down a path of reinstalling
[15:55] <L3top> Does anyone know a way to reduce the attempts/timeout for DHCP receive?
[15:55] <confuzled> escott: what should i do differently then
[15:56] <escott> confuzled, i've never had much use for windows CDs other than on my coffee table so i couldnt tell you
[15:58] <escott> confuzled, its pretty rare to have a resize lead to a non-bootable windows, but its a possibility and worth checking. Another possibility is that the bios is old and buggy and that windows got put after the primary linux partition and is outside of the bootable range of the bios. Again not likely as the installer usually resizes such that windows is at the front of the disk
[15:59] <escott> confuzled, main thing is while using the windows cd make sure it isn't reinstalling, but instead "fixing" there is/was? a command fixmbr which you could run from the windows command line to reinstall the windows bootloader
[16:00] <codefyre> running fixmbr would render ubuntu unbootable
[16:00] <codefyre> if windows is still there on some drive , than reinstalling grub should detect it
[16:05] <confuzled> escott: it goes straight to install
[16:06] <escott> confuzled, if you hit one of the 100+ keys on the keyboard at just the right millisecond you might get some kind of menu
[16:08] <PITBEAST> Greetings everyone
[16:09] <PITBEAST> I'm trying to fix a co-workers windows pc using a ubuntu live cd. I need a little help with something
[16:09] <confuzled> escott: i did...i need a retail disc not oem i am downloading itnow
[16:10] <PITBEAST> My co-worker wants me to retrieve his IE favorites, which I can't access because his HDD is fried. I was wondering if anyone knows a way to retrieve the favorites using file manager?
[16:11] <aguadito> retrive them from a fried hdd?
[16:11] <ardchoille> PITBEAST: if the HDD is fried nothing is going to retrieve anything from it
[16:11] <nydel> is there an easy way to upgrade a wubi installation to 12.10?
[16:11] <aguadito> you could try performing an ancient mayan ritual on it to revive its data
[16:11] <PITBEAST> @ardchoille I'm not sure if it's actually fried. I'm actually able to access the files from the HDD. I just can't seem to figure out if there is anywhere that his IE favorites would be saved
[16:12] <codefyre> PITBEAST: which ie version ?
[16:13] <PITBEAST> not sure. I know he is using windows vista. When i try to boot the pc, it goes into startup repair and just freezes. I ran badblocks through the terminal from the live CD and it had 461 bad blocks.
[16:14] <ThinkT510> PITBEAST: wow, that harddrive is dead
[16:14] <l0p3n> I tried every bios setting but my old pc wont start the ubuntu-7.10-server cd on boot. Is it possible to install ubuntu server from the desktop?
[16:14] <ThinkT510> l0p3n: 7.10 is no longer supported
[16:14] <PITBEAST> ThinkT510 exactly. But somehow, I'm able to access all of his files thru the home folder
[16:14] <ardchoille> PITBEAST: Sorry, I haven't used a windows os in ten years.. I was just speaking on the hardware end of things
[16:14] <l0p3n> ah ok
[16:15] <escott> PITBEAST, usually one would image the drive with dd and then work with the image file
[16:15] <cyb3r_pr3dat0r> hey
[16:15] <cyb3r_pr3dat0r> :)
[16:15] <ThinkT510> PITBEAST: not sure how much you'd be able to retrieve with a disk that damaged
[16:15] <codefyre> PIBEAST: browse to this location if you are able to access files thru ubuntu live cd , c:\user\user_name\Roaming\Favorites
[16:15] <stuwat> I would like to re-install Ubuntu on my Windows 7 dual boot machine. Is it a simple matter of deleting the existing Ubuntu partition and doing a fresh install?
[16:16] <ThinkT510> stuwat: essentially yes
[16:16] <cyb3r_pr3dat0r> Windows Really Sucks Man -_-
[16:16] <cyb3r_pr3dat0r> it Coppupted my game iso :'(
[16:16] <jpds> !ot | cyb3r_pr3dat0r
[16:17] <ThinkT510> stuwat: you could just reformat if you want to keep the same partition sizes
[16:17] <codefyre> stuwat: do this during installing ubuntu, not from inside of windows
[16:17] <PITBEAST> codefyre: is there a way to navigate to that using the home folder? Under devices I have "U3 System" (the flash drive I'm using for a live cd) "ACER" which seems to be his hard drive and "DATA"
[16:17] <L3top> PITBEAST: there are utilities to section off and not use the bad blocks... then you could do recovery on the drive... but... stop using it. Stop accessing it. Typically what this is is the medium itself is becomming adhered from the drive, and the more you spin it the worse it gets. Sector it off and recover it... and be done with it.
[16:18] <gnubie> l0p3n> http://linux.simple.be/tools/sbm if it has a floppy drive this will boot the CD
[16:18] <L3top> s/adhered/unadhered/
[16:18] <stuwat> Thanks ThinkT510. I want to do some partition resizing before re-installing. My concern was that Grub would get messed up.
[16:18] <codefyre> PITBEAST: if the harddrive is still working , you can mount the first partition using mount -t ntfs /dev/sda1 /mnt
[16:18] <codefyre> than browse /mnt , looking for files
[16:18] <ThinkT510> stuwat: grub will be overqritten
[16:19] <ThinkT510> overwritten
[16:19] <L3top> I wouldn't browse anything. I would fix the bad blocks and clone it off onto something else
[16:19] <PITBEAST> I just tried to access /media/DATA and it gave the following error:
[16:19] <PITBEAST> Error mounting: mount exited with exit code 13: ntfs_attr_pread_i: ntfs_pread failed: Input/output error
[16:19] <PITBEAST> Failed to read vcn 0x0: Input/output error
[16:19] <PITBEAST> Failed to mount '/dev/sda3': Input/output error
[16:19] <PITBEAST> NTFS is either inconsistent, or there is a hardware fault, or it's a
[16:19] <PITBEAST> SoftRAID/FakeRAID hardware. In the first case run chkdsk /f on Windows
[16:19] <FloodBot1> PITBEAST: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:19] <l0p3n> gnubie: I have a floppy not working at the moment but maybe I can fix it. Thanks for the link :)
[16:19] <L3top> its not likely to mount all jacked up like that.
[16:19] <codefyre> stuwat: if u want to resize partitions, do it while installing ubuntu
[16:20] <confuzled> escott: i am launching the repair disc now
[16:20] <stuwat> Hi codefyre. I actually need to do some moving of partitions, so will use Gparted first.
[16:20] <PITBEAST> and i just froze the home folder. fml
[16:21] <l0p3n> gnubie: Any idea on how to mount a floppy?
[16:21] <codefyre> stuwat: you want to resize partitions that belong to windows or existing ubuntu installtion ?
[16:21] <L3top> PITBEAST: the more you use this thing the more you break it. Take my advice.
[16:21] <ardchoille> PITBEAST: it sounds like L3top 's advice might be the best thing to do right now
[16:22] <xxxluigixxx> ciao
[16:22] <ThinkT510> PITBEAST: as soon as you start seeing bad sectors thats when you need to stop trusting the drive and make backups
[16:22] <PITBEAST> fair enough. i'm just going to tell him he needs to get a new hard drive
[16:22] <codefyre> yep , after that big error , creating a dd image of the drive would be much better
[16:22] <xxxluigixxx> 1 list
[16:22] <xxxluigixxx> !list
[16:22] <PITBEAST> codefyre: what do you mean by "dd image"
[16:22] <DIL> If you are wanting to recover data try guymager to create and image or dd as suggested prior and use DFF digital Forensics Frame work to get at data.  DFF comes with Ubuntu
[16:22] <DIL> *an
[16:22] <cyb3r_pr3dat0r> Ubuntu \m/
[16:23] <PITBEAST> also, I don't have an external HD or anything to put the data on
[16:23] <codefyre> PITBEAST: dd is a utility which would create a bit by bit copy of the drive
[16:23] <codefyre> and yes u need a enternal hd
[16:23] <ThinkT510> PITBEAST: you should, otherwise you don't value your data
[16:23] <stuwat> codefyre: It's a partition that I deleted so I didn't have 4 primary partitions, allowing me to install Ubuntu in the first place. It's unallocated at the moment.
[16:24] <PITBEAST> ThinkT510: This is a co-workers computer. He hasn't used anti-virus on it for the last 6 months. the damn thing is 4 years old and he still has the shipping plastic on it
[16:24] <confuzled> escott: it is repairing now what is the next step.  i am sorry for needing spoon feeding
[16:24] <gnubie> l0p3n> if drive is not working this wont help, sorry
[16:24] <escott> confuzled, after the repair you should have a bootable windows but not a bootable linux
[16:24] <codefyre> stuwat: you currently have only windows installed or windows + ubuntu dual boot ?
[16:24] <confuzled> escott: ...wtf
[16:24] <confuzled> lol
[16:24] <escott> !grub | confuzled follow the grub reinstall to get linux working again
[16:25] <ThinkT510> PITBEAST: then you need to acquaint him with the art of backing stuff up
[16:25] <DIL> lol
[16:25] <ardchoille> And, while you're at it, acquaint him with Ubuntu
[16:25] <escott> confuzled, and hopefully at that point both work. if after that you still have a non-working windows we have to look at other possibilities and check the disk layout
[16:25] <stuwat> codefyre: I'll add that unallocated space to the ubuntu partition.
[16:25] <stuwat> codefyre: I  have both.
[16:25] <confuzled> mint auto booted after restrt
[16:25] <l0p3n> gnubie: Ok i see why it wasn't working. The floppy was not connected :P But i'll give your method a try thanks
[16:26] <codefyre> stuwat, so you have a dual boot setup, and you want to install a new version of ubuntu ?
[16:26] <PITBEAST> ThinkT510: I plan to. I also plan to set him up with some real anti-virus software. In the meantime, I want to try to get his laptop to boot again. But it seems like he needs a new HDD and he needs to be okay with losing his data. It's his own fault anyway.
[16:26] <DIL> if the HDD is spinning you may be able tostill create a dd image
[16:26] <confuzled> balling they both boot
[16:26] <codefyre> stuwat: replacing the older one
[16:26] <ThinkT510> PITBEAST: indeed
[16:26] <confuzled> thank you so much
[16:27] <ardchoille> PITBEAST: tell him this is a perfect example of the need for a routine backup scheme
[16:28] <L3top> Again I recommend sectoring off the bad blocks... dd will try and go over them again and agian probably causing more damage. They need to disappear for best results. If it is spinning, recovery can happen... but... its time consuming so the data had better be worth it... and you would have to have something to put the data on.
[16:28] <PITBEAST> ardchoille: exactly. he's got a "oneclick backup drive" that he got off QVC. Hasn't used it in 6 months
[16:28] <gnubie> l0p3n> just create the smart boot floppy and boot into it and it will give yoou the option to boot from the cd
[16:28] <L3top> That sounds like something you can put an image on PITBEAST.
[16:28] <L3top> :)
[16:29] <ardchoille> PITBEAST: metioning the wasted money on an unused drive usually prompts the user to begin using it
[16:29] <PITBEAST> l3top: it doesn't work like an external HD, it's something you have to load software on the computer for, then you click and it decides what to back up
[16:29] <DIL> or the $ to send it to a data recover shop[
[16:29] <bekks> Data not worth backing up is data not worth keeping.
[16:29] <L3top> PITBEAST: It's a drive. You can use it.
[16:30] <EricMar11223> Hi all
[16:30] <ardchoille> L3top: +1
[16:30] <L3top> PITBEAST: You don't have to use it the way it is intended. It's a drive. Use it how you want.
[16:30] <EricMar11223> Any ubuntu experts around that would be willing to talk a relative newbe through the switch over from Mac
[16:31] <bekks> EricMar11223: Do you have a specific Ubuntu problem? :)
[16:31] <PITBEAST> l3top: i googled it and apparently there's no way to use it as a regular drive
[16:31] <stuwat> codefyre: I have an SSD and want to maximise space. There's >10Gb of unallocated space that I would like to consolidate with the Ubuntu partition. I'm guessing the best way is to delete the existing Ubuntu partition and move the other unallocated space into it, before re-installing Ubuntu.
[16:31] <ThinkT510> !mac | EricMar11223
[16:31] <l0p3n> gnubie: Ok :)
[16:31] <bekks> PITBEAST: Which drive exactly is it?
[16:31] <EricMar11223> I am not installing on the Mac, I am converting over
[16:32] <codefyre> stuwat: yes you can do that , but a safer option would be to do all this partitioning while installing your new version of ubuntu
[16:32] <PITBEAST> bekks: it was "oneclick" something or other
[16:32] <bekks> EricMar11223: And do you have a specific Ubuntu problem? :)
[16:32] <PITBEAST> bekks: he got it from qvc or something
[16:32] <bekks> PITBEAST: "something or other" is a bit... unclear. Do you have an _exact_ name?
[16:32] <tomtiger11> networking now wont start
[16:33] <PITBEAST> bekks: wish i did. i looked it up when he handed me the drive. don't have the name now. let me see if i can find it
[16:33] <escott> stuwat, is the unallocated space not adjacent to the ubuntu partition
[16:33] <bekks> PITBEAST: It is written somewhere on that device...
[16:33] <PITBEAST> bekks: i don't have the drive anymore.
[16:33] <L3top> PITBEAST: at the end of the day... inside the device (though I am skeptical it cannot be gotten around) there is a hard drive, and removing that drive, will give you the ability to do what you want to it.  It sounds like you are just being obstinant.
[16:33] <codefyre> PITBEAST: if its a harddrive , you can use it
[16:34] <tomtiger11> Anyone?
[16:34] <EricMar11223> No specific problem, just wondering if there are any FAQ's or anything that would help me to better understand the OS and how to navigate it.  Also, some suggestions on programs that are the best in their class.
[16:34] <PITBEAST> It was called a "ClickFree Automatic Backup"
[16:34] <TreadStone__71> Can someone tell me what the name of the program is that shows you your system stats etc in text on the screen ?
[16:34] <stuwat> codefyre: Windows has a Rapid Start partition sandwiched between my Ubuntu partition and the unallocated space. I therefore need to move it, which isn't possible during install (I think).
[16:34] <L3top> !details | tomtiger11
[16:34] <codefyre> tomtiger11: more details , networking now won't start doesn't tell much
[16:34] <ThinkT510> !manual | EricMar11223
[16:34] <stuwat> escott: that's right.
[16:34] <bekks> EricMar11223: You could start here: https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/ubuntu-help/unity-introduction.html
[16:34] <PITBEAST> l3top: if it was my drive, I'd have no problem ripping it open. but it's his and he's the kind of guy that has a 4 year old computer with the packaging plastic still on it.
[16:35] <tomtiger11> codefyre: I can't tell you much more, apart from that it says 'neworking stop/waiting'
[16:35] <DIL> 1 and 0s
[16:35] <PITBEAST> l3top: and it's a ClickFree Automatic Backup
[16:35] <L3top> If he is the kind of guy that wants his data back... that shouldn't matter PITBEAST.
[16:35] <DIL> so he wont know it was opened then
[16:36] <codefyre> stuwat : so there is windows than some unallocated space , and than ubuntu , is that correct ?
[16:36] <daanish> Does anyone have a fix yet for choppy or fast fowarded youtube/flash videos yet?
[16:36] <PITBEAST> L3top: the data he wants back is pictures he found on the internet of samurai swords and bansai trees, and his internet favorites...
[16:36] <TreadStone__71> anyone?
[16:36] <PITBEAST> l3top
[16:36] <PITBEAST> l3top: it's not important stuff, but he thinks it is
[16:36] <ThinkT510> daanish: try the html5 version
[16:36] <bekks> TreadStone__71: Which system stats do you want to see?
[16:36] <TreadStone__71> Can someone tell me what the name of the program is that shows you your system stats etc in text on the screen ?
[16:36] <daanish> ThinkT510, how do I do that?
[16:36] <chunkyhead> guys any idea how to use aircrack to gain access to wifi
[16:36] <codefyre> tomtiger11: network was working before ?
[16:36] <TreadStone__71> Ram, network, hdd etc ?
[16:36] <EricMar11223> That's perfect.  I will start there!
[16:37] <tomtiger11> codefyre: Indeed
[16:37] <EricMar11223> Thanks guys
[16:37] <ThinkT510> TreadStone__71: thinking of conky?
[16:37] <daanish> ThinkT510, ok, I just got into it.
[16:37] <TreadStone__71> ok.... I'll search that... thank you ThinkT510
[16:37] <chunkyhead> any idea how to use aircrack to gain access to wifi
[16:37] <tomtiger11> codefyre: Should i pastebin my /etc/networking/interfaces?
[16:37] <daanish> ThinkT510, nope, same crap, still.
[16:37] <codefyre> tomtiger11: what happpens when you restart networking - sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[16:37] <TreadStone__71> ThinkT510 ... yes that's it... thanks.
[16:37] <codefyre> timtiger11: yes please do that
[16:37] <bekks> TreadStone__71: RAM: free -m, top, htop, sar  HDD: iotop, iostat, sar  NETWORK: iftop, ifconfig, ethtool ...
[16:38] <PITBEAST> thanks for the help all, i'm just going to tell him to take it to geeksquad because unless he's willing to pony up for an external hd, i cant recover his data
[16:38] <stuwat> codefyre: There is Windows, Ubuntu, Windows (Rapid Start - for hibernation I think), then some unallocated space.
[16:39] <TreadStone__71> bekks .. thank you I'll check those out as well.
[16:39] <L3top> PITBEAST: http://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/13581-How-to-use-a-clickfree-HD-as-a-normal-external-HD
[16:39] <tomtiger11> codefyre: rtnetlink answers: No such process
[16:39] <L3top> tadaa
[16:39] <gain> hola
[16:39] <ardchoille> L3top: yeah, thought so, if it can mount then it can be used as a normal HDD
[16:39] <PITBEAST> l3top: first response... From what i can see you will not be able to do this.
[16:39] <gain> I've problem installing ubuntu 12.04 on samsung np530u3b
[16:39] <chunkyhead> guy anyone knows how to use airmon
[16:39] <gain> anyone have an ultrabook like that?
[16:40] <bekks> chunkyhead: What exactly are you trying?
[16:40] <bekks> gain: Just ask your question please :)
[16:40] <codefyre> stuwat: i have never heard windows rapid start , can you tell us the output from - sudo os-prober
[16:40] <pr0metheu5> How is this sped up flash videos bug not that big an issue. -_-
[16:40] <chunkyhead> trying to gain access to my wifi thru airmon
[16:40] <chunkyhead> bekks,  trying to gain access to my wifi thru airmon
[16:40] <escott> gain, is there a reason you want to restrict who you get help from?
[16:40] <gain> bekks: can't find my wifi card in lspci, and the fn key used for enable it seems not work
[16:40] <bekks> chunkyhead: Just connect to your wifi using your password.
[16:41] <codefyre> tomtiger11: contents of /etc/networking/interfaces on pastebin please
[16:41] <bekks> gain: Then try lsusb instead of lspci
[16:41] <chunkyhead> bekks,  i dont know my pass that's the problem, lol
[16:41] <gain> bekks: same result, no wifi card listed...
[16:41] <ardchoille> bekks: his original question was: <chunkyhead> any idea how to use aircrack to gain access to wifi
[16:41] <mschr> yo guys, know how to get back the ALT+Mouse1+Mouse2 resize shortie back up?
[16:41] <bekks> chunkyhead: Then reset your wifi accesspoint and set a new password.
[16:41] <gain> and can't boot from usb too... works the first time and after that, never works... installed it via pxe
[16:41] <bekks> ardchoille: ah ok. Thats what I assumed.
[16:42] <chunkyhead> bekks, i want to learn how to hack, for education purpose, that's why i wanna do that.
[16:42] <mschr> and also, why the h** aint middle mouse / mouse1+mouse2 click doing the paste anymore (like INS)
[16:42] <ardchoille> chunkyhead: this is not the place for that
[16:42] <bekks> chunkyhead: First lesson: learn how to read manuals for non-supported things like that.
[16:42] <pr0metheu5> Does anyone have a fix yet for choppy or fast fowarded youtube/flash videos?
[16:42] <chunkyhead> ardchoille, which channel to go into then :|
[16:43] <DIL> use google - great tutorials
[16:43] <chunkyhead> bekks, non supported things as in? O.o
[16:43] <bekks> chunkyhead: We are NOT supporting you on learning how to hack.
[16:44] <tomtiger11> codefyre: http://pastebin.com/qHKY6yKm
[16:47] <mschr> yo guys, know how to get back the ALT+Mouse1+Mouse2 resize shortie back up?
[16:47] <codefyre> tomtiger11: did u edited that interfaces file ?
[16:47] <mschr> ah nvm, found out - its cuz' middle mouse emu wasnt on
[16:48] <pr0metheu5> ooh, a writer thinker.
[16:48] <tomtiger11> codefyre: Yes.
[16:49] <codefyre> tomtiger11: are you on dsl , does the model dials to the internet ?
[16:49] <tomtiger11> codefyre: Nope
[16:49] <codefyre> tomtiger : so you dial it from within ubuntu ?
[16:50] <tomtiger11> codefyre: No...
[16:50] <codefyre> than how do you connect to the internet ?
[16:50] <tomtiger11> broadband, not dsl
[16:50] <bekks> tomtiger11: That file looks terribly wrong.
[16:51] <tomtiger11> bekks: Care to help me?
[16:51] <codefyre> tomtiger11: can u give us the output from  netstat -rn and ifconfig
[16:51] <bekks> tomtiger11: What are you trying to do?
[16:51] <ParadoxUncreated> Low jitter kernel (ultra smooth graphics) - http://paradoxuncreated.com/Blog/wordpress/?p=2268 Peace Be With You. Msg me for questions.
[16:51] <tomtiger11> bekks: Setup ltsp with one network card.
[16:51] <stuwat> codefyre: /dev/sda1:Windows 7 (loader):Windows:chain
[16:51] <stuwat> /dev/sda2:Windows 7 (loader):Windows1:chain
[16:52] <codefyre> stuwat: looks like you have two windows installed
[16:52] <codefyre> which one do u want to keep ?
[16:52] <PK> hi.. how can I connect to ubuntu.it?
[16:52] <tomtiger11> bekks: How do i fix that?
[16:52] <bekks> ParadoxUncreated: Where's a changelog of what you've changed?
[16:52] <bekks> tomtiger11: By not mixing up different networks 152.* with different gateways 192.* for example :)
[16:52] <bekks> !it | PK
[16:53] <tomtiger11> bekks: right.
[16:53] <codefyre> tomtiger11: try this config -> http://pastie.org/4922805
[16:53] <codefyre> tomtiger11: make a backup of your current file , though its totally messed up
[16:54] <codefyre> opps , need some correction , wait
[16:54] <stuwat> codefyre: It does look that way and Ubuntu sees it the same way - there's actually two W7 entries in the boot screen - but this is a new machine with W7 pre-installed - once.
[16:54] <tomtiger11> codefyre: That won't work, I cant have a 192.168 ip.
[16:55] <codefyre> tomtiger11 , taht i your local network address
[16:55] <chunkyhead> bekks, what's wrong in hacking. i
[16:55] <codefyre> tomtiger11: do u have a static ip address ?
[16:55] <ardchoille> chunkyhead: Which version of ubuntu are you using?
[16:55] <chunkyhead> bekks, am learning it to understand the defects in data transfer
[16:55] <tomtiger11> codefyre: Its going to be in a school, so I cant have a 192.168 internal
[16:55] <chunkyhead> ardchoille, 12.04
[16:55] <tomtiger11> codefyre: I'd have to ask the school.
[16:56] <codefyre> tomtiger11: do you know the address of your gateway ?
[16:56] <ardchoille> chunkyhead: well, the way you phrased your initial question it doesn't appear to be a support issue.. therefore it doesn't apply here
[16:56] <tomtiger11> no. it would probaly be the default though
[16:56] <codefyre> stuwat: you have 4 partions, /dev/sda1 and /dev/sda2 for windows and the rest 2 for ubuntu ?
[16:56] <bekks> chunkyhead: It is not supported in here.
[16:57] <chunkyhead> ardchoille, any suggestions which channel would help me with this? bekks
[16:57] <ardchoille> chunkyhead: regardless, getting support to learn how to use aircrack to hack into computers will likely not lead to any support in this channel.
[16:57] <bekks> chunkyhead: No. And actually I do not care about that. :)
[16:57] <ardchoille> chunkyhead: sorry, I won't help with that
[16:57] <wilee-nilee> stuwat, You have a boot partition and the main OS most likely, grub will show at times you can confirm this with installing gparted a partitioner and looking at the HD
[16:58] <ardchoille> bekks: may I pm you?
[16:58] <codefyre> tomtiger11: need to know the adress of your gateway and internal network before i can cook up a interface file
[16:58] <bekks> ardchoille: Sure.
[16:58] <tomtiger11> codefyre: I'm sure its what ever would be a default
[16:58] <john> Excuse me for saying so, but you can't provide adequate help with 1500 users.
[16:59] <chunkyhead> ardchoille, i dont want to hack into a computer, all i want to do is gain access to my wifi w/o giving a passkey
[16:59] <bekks> chunkyhead: And it is not supported in here to do so. Period.
[16:59] <ardchoille> chunkyhead: please take it elsewhere, I'm not going to help you with that.
[16:59] <codefyre> tomtiger11: according to http://pastebin.com/qHKY6yKm, your gateway is/was 192.168.1.254. can u ping it ?
[16:59] <aguadito> john those are fightin words
[16:59] <chunkyhead> ardchoille, bekks alright
[17:00] <tomtiger11> codefyre: I'm not at the school now.
[17:00] <wilee-nilee> john, That is a bad cause and effect most of the users you see are not actually looking at the channel but idling.
[17:00] <drupin> I have drupin@drupin$ on terminal i want to make drupin@ubuntu$ is it possible to change system name
[17:01] <codefyre> tomtiger11: you need to be connected to the network before you configure your system
[17:01] <tomtiger11> codefyre: Ive g2g, cya in a few
[17:01] <bekks> drupin: "sudo hostname ubuntu"
[17:01] <codefyre> ok
[17:01] <drupin> ok thankee bekks
[17:01] <theadmin> bekks: That will only last until a reboot
[17:01] <stuwat> codefyre and wilee_nilee: It looks like main partition and OS, which is sda1 and sda2 respectively. There is a third partition which Windows uses for Rapid Start. The rest will be for Ubuntu.
[17:01] <theadmin> drupin: Modify /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts respectively.
[17:02] <drupin> theadmin: as told by bekks will do? sudo hostname ubuntu ?
[17:02] <drupin> or i need modify both files
[17:02] <theadmin> drupin: It will work, but it will go back to "drupin" as soon as you reboot
[17:02] <bekks> drupin: That will last till next reboot.
[17:03] <escott> stuwat, i thought rapid start was for usb-thumbdrives? what is the point of rapidstart on the same medium? sure it isnt a rescue partition
[17:03] <codefyre> stuwat: and where is the free space ? after ubuntu , or after sda2 ?
[17:03] <drupin> no i want to change permanent bekks
[17:03] <bekks> drupin: Then change both named files.
[17:03] <drupin> ok bekks
[17:03] <john> escott, Rapidstart works better for SSD drives.
[17:04] <john> escott, Why don't you get one
[17:04] <theadmin> drupin: if you need to have it last, do this: for i in hostname hosts ; do sudo sed -i 's/drupin/ubuntu/g' /etc/$i ; done
[17:04] <stuwat> escott: No it's not for rescue. I already deleted that.
[17:04] <codefyre> this is getting so confusing , stuwat can u post the output from 'lsblk' to pastebin
[17:05] <stuwat> codefyre: After sda2, I have Ubuntu, then the Rapid Start partition, then the unallocated space.
[17:05] <drupin> theadmin: this will change the name in two files ....  sudo sed -i 's/drupin/ubuntu/g' /etc/$i ; done
[17:05] <codefyre> stuwat and u want to merge ubuntu+rapidstart +unallocated space , on which u want to install the new ubuntu ?
[17:05] <theadmin> drupin: Right
[17:05] <john> Good idea. The boot partion should never be bigger that 60 Gb.
[17:05] <drupin> ok theadmin
[17:06] <theadmin> drupin: wait no
[17:06] <drupin> then
[17:06] <codefyre> druping , just do , sudo echo 'new_name' > /etc/hostname
[17:06] <theadmin> drupin:  for i in hostname hosts ; do sudo sed -i 's/drupin/ubuntu/g' /etc/$i ; done
[17:06] <theadmin> codefyre: Since when does that work? Redirection doesn't work with sudo.
[17:07] <john> ever heard of find?
[17:07] <theadmin> drupin: Don't listen to codefyre, fail command
[17:07] <codefyre> yea sorry for that
[17:07] <drupin> ok theadmin
[17:07] <stuwat> codefyre: No, I was just going to move Rapid Start partition so I can consolidate the unallocated space with my Ubuntu partition.
[17:07] <theadmin> drupin: The above command (starting with for) is the exact command that will work, so just do that and reboot
[17:07] <codefyre> stuwat: you can't move partitions like this
[17:08] <theadmin> drupin: (rebooting is necessary, modifying /etc/hosts breaks sudo until you reboot)
[17:08] <overclucker> find would work much better here, also wrap it in sudo sh -c ''
[17:08] <drupin> ok i need to reot any how i am windoze...
[17:08] <drupin> reboot*
[17:08] <overclucker> also, simulate the command before running it
[17:08] <theadmin> overclucker: Who are you talking to anyway? lol
[17:09] <overclucker> theadmin: lol, sorry wasn't sure who it was for
[17:09] <theadmin> !who | overclucker
[17:09] <stuwat> codefyre: I'm pretty sure I can with Gparted. I'll delete the existing Ubuntu partition and move the Rapid Start partition to the left, leaving  all the unallocated space to the right. That will be my new Ubuntu partition.
[17:10] <john> stuwat, That is correct
[17:10] <stuwat> codefyre: Yes, it is confusing. All that aside though, my major concern is whether the correct procedure to re-install Ubuntu - without messing up my dual boot system - is simply to delete the partition and then install as normal (after moving partitions and consolidating space).
[17:11] <tomtiger11> codefyre: Back
[17:11] <john> stuwat, I have done it, but it is not easy. Which partion?
[17:11] <tomtiger11> Coded11: Its not going to really have an internet connection, Yet.
[17:11] <tomtiger11> whoops
[17:11] <tomtiger11> codefyre: ^^
[17:11] <codefyre> tomtiger11 : you need to be connected to the network before you configure it
[17:11] <dksaarth> Hi guys - anybody know the name of the program to start the installer program ? I used remastersys on a gui less system
[17:12] <john> stuwat, I have a /,a /var and a /tmp and / home and a /usr/local
[17:12] <dksaarth> so my iso boots me just to a cli where I can see my system
[17:12] <trism> dksaarth: ubiquity?
[17:12] <dksaarth> thanks trism - going to try see if i can start it running on a remote x server
[17:12] <john> stuwat, are you assuming no advanced partioning?
[17:13] <stuwat> john: I'll just remove the entire Ubuntu partition and do a regular install - nothing advanced.
[17:13] <tomtiger11> codefyre: How do i setup dhcp for eth0?
[17:14] <john> stuwat, if it is all one partion, it will work
[17:15] <codefyre> tomtiger11: you need to change inet static to inet dynamic and remove all the static settings
[17:15] <codefyre> from your interfaces file
[17:16] <tomtiger11> codefyre: I mean, so eth0 acts as a dhcp server
[17:16] <species_4981> I'm having mount problems - I get "mountall: disconnected from plymouth" and "mountall: mount terminated with system 32" ...this is LM13, mate ... what's Plymouth and how should I start solving the problem please?
[17:16] <codefyre> tomtiger11: no , you want to make your system act like a dhcp server , or configure your network dynamically ?
[17:17] <tomtiger11> system as dhcp server, codefyre
[17:17] <john> species_4981, plymoth is the name of you system
[17:17] <codefyre> tomtiger11: for what , you want to lease out ip address to other systems ?
[17:17] <john> species_4981, why are you on this system if you don't know it's name
[17:17] <species_4981> john - no, it's some sort of boot-time application but I don't know what it does ...just reading about it now on a wiki
[17:17] <stuwat> john: I think the partitioning will work okay. I just don't want to screw up the dual boot facility. I'm afraid GRUB might mess up or something like that.
[17:18] <species_4981> john http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/Plymouth
[17:18] <tomtiger11> yes, so i can use it as a ltsp server
[17:19] <tomtiger11> @ codefyre
[17:19] <john> stuwat, It will.. It get's tricky if if grub intsall windows. It is better to let the windows loader call Grub.
[17:20] <codefyre> tomtiger11: sudo apt-get install dhcp3-server
[17:20] <escott> species_4981, plymouth just draws the ubuntu logo at the beginning of the boot
[17:20] <tomtiger11> codefyre: Ive got that setup
[17:20] <codefyre> tomtiger11: to configure read this guide http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-and-configure-dhcp-server-in-ubuntu-server.html
[17:20] <tomtiger11> what do i have for /etc/network/interfaces
[17:21] <species_4981> escott: Oh! OK, thanks ... there seems to be a race hazard with the partitions I am trying to mount - looks like Plymouth is not related. Thanks again.
[17:21] <john> stuwat, It helps toreaize ext? is invisible to windows
[17:21] <stuwat> john: So the question remains this: what is the appropriate method for removing Ubuntu from a dual boot system?
[17:21] <codefyre> tomtiger11: your network would need to be configured statically
[17:22] <codefyre> like 192.168.0.0 internal network
[17:22] <tomtiger11> codefyre: Even if it has no internet connection?
[17:22] <john> stuwat, erase the contents of the partions. The use the windows loader to reclaim the disk space.
[17:22] <codefyre> codefyre: yea thats fine
[17:22] <codefyre> oops, tomtiger11
[17:23] <john> stuwat, opps, The LINUX partions
[17:23] <tomtiger11> codefyre: Could you write me out a interfaces file using 152. instead of 192.?
[17:23] <codefyre> you can't use 152.? internal network
[17:24] <tomtiger11> ?
[17:24] <codefyre> tomtiger11: read -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_network
[17:25] <tomtiger11> codefyre: Using 10. then?
[17:25] <codefyre> yea 10/8 would work
[17:26] <Froward> so
[17:26] <stuwat> john: Thanks. And thanks to everyone else.
[17:26] <Froward> my geek friend who is a compsci major tells me that the ubuntu repositories are a great idea, but many of the packages are horribly out of date. so it fails as autoupdate software! how do I get the most recent packages?
[17:26] <tomtiger11> codefyre: Could you cook one up for me?
[17:26] <john> codefyre,  192.168. * is a  class C network eg. 255 or less
[17:26] <ThinkT510> !latest | Froward
[17:27] <Froward> how do I play with the bot privately, to not bother others
[17:27] <Froward> !help
[17:27] <ThinkT510> !msgthebot | Froward
[17:27] <Froward> cool, thanks
[17:27] <ramprasadgk> hi
[17:30] <ramprasadgk> my grub loader is not recognizing  windows xp installed
[17:30] <escott> ramprasadgk, does os-prober see windows?
[17:30] <ramprasadgk> yes
[17:30] <ramprasadgk> during install it saw
[17:31] <ramprasadgk> in welcome screen it doesnt display windows
[17:31] <Froward> ubuntu touchpad support: is atrocious! I have two-finger scrolling (finally!) but not middle click or right click!
[17:31] <ramprasadgk> os-prober ?
[17:31] <Froward> for laptop mice. I have an asus, it does all of those out of the box (but no four-finger stuff) with windows
[17:31] <Diego> hey give me a count shell ssh
[17:32] <Diego> please
[17:32] <wilee-nilee> ramprasadgk, Have you run sudo update-grub in the ubuntu install.
[17:32] <escott> ramprasadgk, "sudo os-prober" will list the other windows os'es it finds. if it lists windows there but not in the boot menu run "sudo update-grub"
[17:32] <BlackMumba> is it possible to receive one root scan?
[17:32] <Froward> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad this is the most up to date info on multitouch
[17:32] <Diego> hey give me a count shell ssh
[17:34] <ramprasadgk> ok tks
[17:34] <trism> Froward: three finger tap middle click is disabled by default in 12.04+ since it conflicts with some of the gestures, but: synclient TapButton3=2; will reenable it
[17:35] <Froward> thanks! :)
[17:35] <ramprasadgk> will join back in some time
[17:35] <Froward> trism: very cool, but I wish that information were more accessible..maybe by clicking "help" in the mouse dialog? or something with the touchpad factoid on the bot?
[17:36] <trism> Froward: someone should definitely update the documentation about it (you could always add the info to the wiki page if you want)
[17:37] <ardchoille> ubottu: threefinger is three finger tap middle click is disabled by default in 12.04+ since it conflicts with some of the gestures, but: synclient TapButton3=2; will reenable it
[17:37] <Froward> ardchoille: can you also append "see threefinger" to the end of the Touchpad factoid?
[17:38] <ardchoille> Froward: I can and will. But, keep in mind that it is ultimately up to the mods to add these, I, as a user, can only "suggest"
[17:38] <Froward> ardchoille: I see, thanks.
[17:39] <ARcaneWater> Hello, i am trying to install linux to make dual boot, but when i just boot it it says cannot read a file and after thath it shows me menu and i click install ubuntu...And then it shows me screen with some kind of erros like: Kernel panic - not syncing : VFS: Unable to mount root fson unknown block (0,0)
[17:39] <ARcaneWater> What should i do?
[17:39] <ARcaneWater> I am trying thath on Lenovo G780
[17:40] <ardchoille> Froward: I have submitted your last suggestion. Heopfeully these will be added.
[17:41] <escott> ARcaneWater, the kernel cannot find the root filesystem. use the bootinfo script and send us the output of it
[17:41] <wilee-nilee> ARcaneWater, Have you checked the md5sum of the ISO you used to burn a cd or load a usb?
[17:42] <ARcaneWater> wilee-nilee i downloaded it from ubuntu.si offical site for ubuntu is slovenia
[17:42] <ARcaneWater> in slovenia*
[17:43] <escott> ARcaneWater, is this error from the install cd? in that case ignore my previous and check the md5sum's
[17:43] <ardchoille> ARcaneWater: what wilee-nilee was asking was if you checked the ISO file md5sum to make sure the download wasn't corrupted
[17:43] <ARcaneWater> escott yes it is from install cd.
[17:43] <wilee-nilee> ARcaneWater, Do you have a open source install to run the bootscript as escott suggested, a download as well does not insure a ISO that is not corrupted or burned to fast there are some outliers we have to cover.
[17:44] <ARcaneWater> Any help on how should i check my iso file md5sum?
[17:44] <wilee-nilee> !md5sum | ARcaneWater
[17:47] <mr_homer> hi, I tried to move my home directory to a different partition
[17:47] <ThinkT510> !home | mr_homer
[17:48] <mr_homer> but unity is not coming up
[17:48] <novato_br> hi, which screenlet or gadget has been used on this picture? ==> http://www.unixmen.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/samba3.png
[17:48] <mr_homer> yes I tried the steps on the wiki, its the same news
[17:48] <yekoms> that is conky novato_br
[17:48] <mr_homer> i went through the lightdm logs, but it doesn't show why unity just dies
[17:48] <yekoms> with a custom .conkyrc
[17:48] <novato_br> okay
[17:49] <yekoms> welcome. btw nice applet screenshot, its neat and pretty ;P
[17:49] <novato_br> I saw  the conky interface is not seem even close
[17:49] <ardchoille> ThinkT510: that has to be one of the most useful factoids I've seen in a while
[17:49] <novato_br> yeah yekoms
[17:49] <novato_br> I think users should give some value to this
[17:49] <yekoms> i think his temp is wrong, 5C is a little cold for normal CPU unless hes running a liquid system or liquid nitro system
[17:50] <ARcaneWater> Ok i checked md5sums and they are diffrent :(
[17:50] <yekoms> novato_br, they do, prob in #conkey
[17:50] <ardchoille> ARcaneWater: time to redownload
[17:50] <yekoms> #conky *
[17:50] <ARcaneWater> So i should download from ubuntu.com?
[17:50] <ARcaneWater> Instead of ubuntu.si
[17:50] <yekoms> ARcaneWater, what did you use to download the file?
[17:50] <yekoms> browser? torrent? wget?
[17:50] <ARcaneWater> yekoms ubuntu.si Slovenian site for ubuntu
[17:50] <ardchoille> ARcaneWater: I don't think it matters from where, you just need to check the md5sum when download completes
[17:51] <novato_br> yekoms: thanks
[17:51] <ardchoille> ARcaneWater: which app did you use to download it
[17:51] <yekoms> or download from a closer source, some servers corrupt the data no matter how many times you dl it. i cant download from .de without data corruption
[17:51] <ARcaneWater> Normal browser download ardchoille
[17:51] <mr_homer> Is there a channel to discuss unity issue?
[17:51] <ardchoille> yekoms: ouch
[17:52] <yekoms> ARcaneWater, you can use torrents and it'll verify every data packet as its received.
[17:52] <trism> novato_br: definitely conky, see for instance http://www.webupd8.org/2011/06/conky-lunatico-rings-displays-system.html (you can do quite a bit with lua and conky)
[17:52] <yekoms> ardchoille, its germany...not my side. poor routing or something
[17:52] <ardchoille> ah
[17:52] <ARcaneWater> yekoms is it worth downloading Ubuntu 12.10 yet?
[17:52] <wilee-nilee> ARcaneWater, You can download via a torrent from the main ubuntu site I would do that.
[17:52] <ardchoille> ARcaneWater: you can but you need to get support in !ubuntu+1 until it's officially released
[17:53] <yekoms> i use 12.10, and i love it for a desktop. but not so much for the server branch
[17:53] <yekoms> wilee-nilee, i always download ubuntu VIA torrents, to prevent data corruption
[17:53] <ARcaneWater> I will need it for QT Creator actualy for c++ releated stuff
[17:53] <ardchoille> this late in the release cycle 12.10 is pretty mch final anyway
[17:54] <yekoms> im CURRENTLY using 12.04 on this notebook, i got one with 11.10 and 12.10
[17:54] <ARcaneWater> so when offical release is out i will need to reinstall or it will just come as update?
[17:54] <wilee-nilee> yekoms, I use the daily downloads and rsync until they are released just for ease of travel, I have not had a bad download in years no matter what method, but torrents are supposedly better.
[17:54] <yekoms> you can do it via update
[17:54] <ARcaneWater> Ok :) I will go for the 12.10 :)
[17:55] <ARcaneWater> Great to see such support on these channel :) One more thing to love ubuntu :D
[17:55] <superpie> it's not always helpful
[17:55] <yekoms> wilee-nilee, well i quit using remote mirrors. i built me a mirror out of spare parts and a 1TB drive. so all my stuff is network install. i have hundreds of distros aswell.
[17:55] <wilee-nilee> ARcaneWater, You can get a daily image so you are up to date and have little or no updates the day if the capture.
[17:55] <yekoms> ARcaneWater, its not always like this, there is times that dicks are here :P
[17:55] <wilee-nilee> of*
[17:56] <wilee-nilee> yekoms, cool, ;)
[17:56] <yekoms> every Freebsd, ubuntu, openbsd centos debian out.
[17:57] <wilee-nilee> hehe sounds like a bit of maintenance
[18:00] <nathansuchy> I have a queastion about Ubuntu
[18:00] <nathansuchy> I have a queastion about Ubuntu
[18:01] <Froward> ask your question, pray for answer
[18:01] <ThinkT510> nathansuchy: why haven't you asked it yet?
[18:03] <nathansuchy> I though I had to wait for permission from an op to ask
[18:03] <nathansuchy> Sorry
[18:03] <nathansuchy> My ubuntu has graphic problems
[18:04] <jiffe1> the samba package is built without pam support?
[18:04] <nathansuchy> why does my ubuntu have graphic problems
[18:06] <ThinkT510> nathansuchy: could you be more specific?
[18:06] <MonkeyDust> nathansuchy  in what way?
[18:08] <tomtiger11> whats the netmask for a 10.0.0.0 ip?
[18:08] <decci> Hi Guys..I was reading doc related to setting up OpenStack on Ubuntu 12.04 with folsom
[18:09] <decci> I want to setup one compute node, one controller (multi-node) openstack depolyment
[18:09] <decci> I am confused with this " All serivces should run in controller except nova-compute
[18:10] <harris> can you use python to make ubuntu apps
[18:11] <MonkeyDust> there
[18:12] <tomtiger11> hell?
[18:12] <tomtiger11> hello?*
[18:13] <cheo> howdy
[18:14] <yeats> tomtiger11: 255.0.0.0
[18:14] <nathansuchy> can someone look at logdata and help me find out what is causing graphics problems for me
[18:14] <tomtiger11> yeats: Isn't that the subnet mask?
[18:15] <yeats> tomtiger11: same thing, right?
[18:15] <tomtiger11> yeats: Not sure, in my dhcp config, it asks me for both.
[18:15]  * yeats is now confused about what tomtiger11 is asking
[18:15] <yeats> tomtiger11: you probably just need netmask
[18:16] <yeats> tomtiger11: though I have no idea, not knowing what your setup is ;-)
[18:17] <tomtiger11> how do i know the error that networking is giving me?
[18:18] <harris> can you make ubuntu apps in python
[18:18] <geirha> harris: yes, many are
[18:18] <MonkeyDust> harris  with Quickly
[18:18] <OerHeks> harris yes, PySDM is an example
[18:18] <bekks> harris: There is nothing like "Ubuntu apps" - just a set of applications that are bundled into the Ubuntu distro. So the answer is "yes, of course".
[18:19] <ThinkT510> harris: ubiquity (the ubuntu installer) is in python
[18:19] <MonkeyDust> harris  start here http://developer.ubuntu.com/get-started/
[18:19] <harris> do i have to pay to make a app and sell it for 2.99
[18:20] <bekks> harris: You dont sell applications in Ubuntu, and you dont earn money with them.
[18:20] <reuf> ok guys, give me some advice on what business to pursue - whats it out there that constitutes untapped market opportunity
[18:20] <harris> the software center
[18:20] <OerHeks> harris, nobody buys those apps á 2.99
[18:20] <bekks> !ot | reuf
[18:21] <harris> bekks, how do i sell a app in the software center
[18:21] <tomtiger11> I get error: networking stop/waiting when running 'sudo service networking restart'
[18:22] <nathansuchy> My blog is providing a pastebin service :D
[18:22] <OerHeks> harris, http://developer.ubuntu.com/publish/commercial-software-faqs/
[18:22] <ThinkT510> !cookie | OerHeks
[18:22] <OerHeks> harris but when you sell, we don't support it
[18:23] <harris> if it is free do you
[18:24] <gabrieluk> hello, i achieve an intermediate level of ss admin with ubuntu servers. I would like to offer my services to my clients. Is there a way to get some sort of certification, as red hat has?
[18:24] <harris> how do i get flash player in chromium browser
[18:25] <ThinkT510> !flash | harris
[18:25] <nathansuchy> Don't use Adobe Flash instead use HTML5
[18:26] <bekks> nathansuchy: Not helpful. There are many places out there which dont offer HTML5.
[18:26] <DJones> !ucp | gabrieluk
[18:26] <gabrieluk> nice
[18:26] <nathansuchy> Simple people don't need to be using paid software
[18:26] <nathansuchy> use something opensource instead of flash
[18:26] <nathansuchy> I am not trying to be unhelpful
[18:27] <tomtiger11> whats the netmask for subnet 10.10.1.5?
[18:27] <bekks> tomtiger11: Ask the admin of that network.
[18:27] <gabrieluk> DJones, 404
[18:27] <nathansuchy> If anyone wants dedicated support for Linux please join #linuxtimechatroom
[18:27] <DJones> gabrieluk: Just checked the web page, its 404ing
[18:27] <nathansuchy> If anyone wants dedicated support for Linux please join #linuxtimechatroom
[18:27] <nathansuchy> If anyone wants dedicated support for Linux please join #linuxtimechatroom
[18:27] <FloodBot1> nathansuchy: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:27] <STMelon> lol
[18:27] <bekks> tomtiger11: He/she might be using subnetting, so the default class A netmask might not apply.
[18:27] <tomtiger11> bekks: I'm creating the network. XD
[18:28] <bekks> tomtiger11: Then you should already know it :P
[18:28] <hgf> lol
[18:28] <esing> Hello
[18:28] <tomtiger11> bekks: But I don't XD
[18:28] <harris> does this mean you have to pay if your free app is sold
[18:28] <harris> The Ubuntu Application Developer programme is free of charge, there are no fees to join. If you sell an application through the Ubuntu Software Centre you’ll be charged a transaction fee, see the selling software section for further information.
[18:28] <john> tomtiger11,  not with a 10 start that is class A
[18:28] <esing> Can I still change my bootloader from grub to an arbitary windows bootloader for my dualbooting win7&ubuntu?
[18:29] <tomtiger11> john: So that means?
[18:29] <john> tomtiger11,  You can't subnet the first ***.
[18:30] <tomtiger11> right...
[18:30] <bekks> tomtiger11: Then please refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IP_address
[18:31] <bekks> tomtiger11: And UNLESS you REALLY need 16777216 addresses, DO NOT use a class A network.
[18:31] <werder> esing: just use the win 7 recovery disk to replace grub with windows bootloader.
[18:31] <tomtiger11> bekks: I have to use 10.
[18:31] <bekks> tomtiger11: Because...?
[18:32] <esing> werder Are you sure windows bootloader can handle ubuntu? I thought I would need a third party windows 7 bootloader for that
[18:32] <tomtiger11> because I can't use 192. or 172.
[18:32] <bekks> tomtiger11: YOU are creating the network. No one can force you to. :)
[18:32] <bekks> tomtiger11: Why cant you use 172.x e.g.?
[18:32] <bekks> NAme one valid reason :)
[18:32] <tomtiger11> because i will get my internet from another network
[18:32] <bekks> And...?
[18:32] <tomtiger11> that uses 172 and 192
[18:33] <bekks> tomtiger11: Either 172 OR 192 - not both in ONE network.
[18:33] <werder> esing: i know it can be done. There are a few tutorials.
[18:34] <bekks> tomtiger11: And please get into NAT for that reason (Network Address Translation).
[18:34] <esing> werder Thank, I'll give it a try :-)
[18:34] <rymate1234> hey guys
[18:34] <john>  What you boys need is netmasking. Creating larger local networks from only a few addreses
[18:34] <tomtiger11> ffs... I don't want all of this complicated rubbish.
[18:34] <bekks> tomtiger11: LOL
[18:34] <rymate1234> How to get hdmi audio working in ubuntu?
[18:35] <john> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subnetwork
[18:35] <bekks> tomtiger11: You are setting up a network for am entire school and you dont want to even know what you are doing? Good approach.
[18:35] <john> tomtiger11, tough.. Networking is complicated
[18:35] <bekks> I'd better stop supporting such a fail by design instantly. :)
[18:36] <tomtiger11> lol
[18:36] <john> tomtiger11, Are you willing to move to ipv6? In which case things get simpler on the networking front?
[18:37] <basketballstar> do you have to pay to sell a app
[18:37] <basketballstar> a free app
[18:37] <bekks> basketballstar: FREE apps arent SOLD. :P
[18:37] <bekks> basketballstar: Thats why they are named "free".
[18:37] <basketballstar> do i have to pay  to put it in the software center
[18:37] <OerHeks> basketballstar, you are free to offer money to use your app
[18:37] <bekks> OerHeks++
[18:38] <basketballstar> i have to pay
[18:38] <basketballstar> ?
[18:38] <bekks> basketballstar: Because...?
[18:38] <ardchoille> basketballstar: no, you can submit a free app to the repos
[18:38] <basketballstar> what is the repos
[18:38] <bekks> "Repositories" - the "place" all your software comes from.
[18:38] <ardchoille> basketballstar: software repository, it's where all of the apps are located.. what you see in the software center
[18:39] <john> basketballstar, (basketcase?) http://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.html
[18:39] <basketballstar> can i put ads in my app and get paid without paying a dime
[18:39] <bekks> No.
[18:39] <superfake123> how can I control my sound volume from within awesome WM
[18:39] <basketballstar> do i have to pay to get paid by ads
[18:39] <ardchoille> basketballstar: many people loathe ads in apps
[18:40] <bekks> basketballstar: You have to pay people to use your software, in that case.
[18:40] <wilee-nilee> esing, If you can't figure out the windows bootloader to ubuntu easybcd is used often, but to be honest grub 2 is better but that is my opinion.
[18:40] <basketballstar> why
[18:40] <OerHeks> basketballstar/harris, all your Q are answered in http://developer.ubuntu.com/publish/commercial-software-faqs/
[18:40] <esing> wilee-nilee Thanks, I'll consider using easybcd
[18:41] <bekks> basketballstar: Name ONE reason I shall use your app and pay YOU when there are plenty of alternatives out there.
[18:41] <basketballstar> why would you pay me
[18:41] <werder> Its not the android app store. They're not the same.
[18:41] <basketballstar> the ads would pay me
[18:41] <dylan> hey guys
[18:41] <OerHeks> basketballstar, this discussion goes Offtopic
[18:41] <wilee-nilee> esing, Cool, grub 2 though has the os-prober which will auto find other OS's and put them in the grub menu, personally I like that function.
[18:41] <bekks> basketballstar: I'd not use an app which contains apps.
[18:41] <bekks> basketballstar: You would have to pay me to do so.
[18:41] <ardchoille> basketballstar: if it's open source we can simply take the ads out. If it's closed source many people will refuse to use it
[18:43] <dylan> so I'm trying to install an emulator and I get this message when I try to get the files it told me i needed (http://pastebin.com/N4rYq77a).  What do I do about this?
[18:43] <wilee-nilee> basketballstar, OerHeks ardchoille Would you all take this to #ubuntu-offtopic this is off topic and is all across the channel taking up space.
[18:43] <basketballstar> off topic people just goof around
[18:43] <Myrtti> please do move it to #ubuntu-offtopic.
[18:44] <OerHeks> dylan,  the error contains the solution. install libreadline-gplv2-dev lib64readline-gplv2-dev
[18:44] <superfake123> how can I control my sound volume from within awesome WM
[18:44] <dylan> I figured
[18:44] <dylan> just wanted to make sure
[18:44] <dylan> thanks
[18:46] <ArcaneWater> Hmm ok now md5sum was correct then i burned it on dvd and now it gives me error failed to read sector 0x5xxxx (some numbers) on cd0
[18:46] <basketballstar> what app should i make
[18:46] <ArcaneWater> Is that problem with dvd now?
[18:46] <bekks> ArcaneWater: Yes.
[18:46] <bekks> basketballstar: If you dont know - dont make one. :)
[18:46] <wilee-nilee> ArcaneWater, Did you burn as an image?
[18:46] <ardchoille> ArcaneWater: sounds like a bad burn
[18:47] <ArcaneWater> wilee-nilee yes i used Img-burn and after thath when i press enter is display same error as before
[18:47] <wilee-nilee> ArcaneWater, Make sure it is burned at the slowest speed, I assume you have checked the md5 on this download.
[18:48] <przemek> hello guys i have to know how to check how many space is avaible in my server ?
[18:48] <jrib> przemek: df -h
[18:48] <bekks> przemek: "df -h"
[18:48] <ArcaneWater> wilee-nilee yes it was burned at slowest speed and md5 was checked and it was matching
[18:48] <przemek> thank you very much!!
[18:48] <wilee-nilee> ArcaneWater, What is the computer model again, some need a f6 prompt of choice to get a boot?
[18:49] <ArcaneWater> Lenovo G780A
[18:50] <klj613> http://pastebin.com/Yafm9bX9 <- i get 'Syntax error: Bad for loop variable' however if i run the for loop command manually it works? not sure what i'm doing wrong.
[18:50] <basketballstar> sound on my laptop wont work
[18:51] <nicofs> Can someone help me get dvb-t on kaffeine to work? i can scan and i get signals in the process - but nothing appears on the result list...
[18:51] <bekks> basketballstar: So which Ubuntu exactly do you have? Whats the output of "lsb_release -sc"?
[18:51] <basketballstar> never mind i fixied it
[18:54] <bestdnd> it seems i don't have a swap file (system monitor say it's "not available"). how do i set one up? i have issues with sites leaking memory on firefox, and can't open xkill to quit (failed to fork).
[18:55] <tomtiger11> whats the netmask for 192.168.255.255
[18:55] <bekks> tomtiger11: It is mentioned in the article I provided to you.
[18:55] <tomtiger11> 255.255.0.0 doesnt work
[18:56] <BarkingFish> 255.255.255.0 :)
[18:56] <bekks> tomtiger11: 255.255.0.0 is the correct netmask for 192.168.255.255
[18:56] <tomtiger11> dhcp says otherwise
[18:56] <wilee-nilee> ArcaneWater, I can't find any references to linux or ubuntu with this computer, it seems to be a model that is specific for distribution outside of english speaking countries IE europe or the west, as I find most refrences in other languages, but this has to be a standard release by lenove I would think.
[18:56] <bekks> tomtiger11: DHCP does not use supernet, as you are trying.
[18:57] <tomtiger11> it says bad subnet netmask combo
[18:57] <ArcaneWater> wilee-nilee i will try to burn one more dvd to see if it works or no :D
[18:57] <bekks> tomtiger11: Because DHCP does not use supernets.
[18:57] <bestdnd> 192.168.255.255 is the top address for mask 255.255.0.0. iirc the top and bottom addresses are not valid
[18:57] <wilee-nilee> ArcaneWater, Good idea if you have a usb flash I would try that as well.
[18:57] <bekks> tomtiger11: You really have to get to know what you are doing there.
[18:57] <ArcaneWater> Any specific installations for usb?
[18:58] <bekks> 192.168.255.255 is the broadcast address for the 192.168.0.0/16 supernet.
[18:58] <wilee-nilee> ArcaneWater, Just the loaders there are a handful to choose from unetbootin is commonly suggested.
[18:59] <tomtiger11> i changed it to 192.168.255.254
[18:59] <tomtiger11> no difference
[18:59] <bekks> tomtiger11: You cannot change the broadcast address.
[18:59] <tomtiger11> i meant the subnet...
[19:00] <bekks> tomtiger11: 192.168.255.254 is not a valid subnet mask.
[19:01] <tomtiger11> bekks: What is a valid subnet?
[19:01] <bekks> tomtiger11: 255.255.0.0 is the valid subnet mask for your desired 192.168.0.0 network.
[19:01] <tomtiger11> I'm talking about subnet numbet, not mask
[19:02] <bekks> tomtiger11: The subnet number is irrelevant at all.
[19:02] <bekks> tomtiger11: Please refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subnetwork although you dont want to learn things.
[19:05] <bestdnd> it seems i don't have a swap file (system monitor say it's "not available"). how do i set one up? i have issues with sites leaking memory on firefox, and can't open xkill to quit (failed to fork).
[19:05] <bekks> bestdnd: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq
[19:06] <jrib> bekks: stop stealing ubottu's thunder!
[19:06] <escott> !crosspost | bestdnd
[19:06] <bekks> jrib: I am selling it to newbies. Without ads, I am making money of them ;)
[19:08] <tomtiger11> bekks: Dhcp server is now working
[19:08] <tomtiger11> but networking isnt
[19:14] <tomtiger11> bekks: Can you help me if i give you my interfaces file?
[19:15] <bekks> tomtiger11: No. Not unless you start reading my links.
[19:15] <bekks> tomtiger11: But I guess someone else in this channel could, when you provide your interfaces file.
[19:15] <Atlantic777> Hi! I've got a ubuntu wubi installation but in the login screen I get cyrillic keyboard layout and I can't login. Any ideas how to change that?
[19:16] <Guest71409> #ubuntu-se
[19:16] <wilee-nilee> Atlantic777, There is no language/keyboard choice dropdown at the login?
[19:16] <tomtiger11> interfaces file: http://pastebin.com/VfcdqzFF
[19:17] <tomtiger11> bekks: I have read some of your links, want proof?
[19:17] <Atlantic777> wilee-nilee: actually, it's not mine computer, but the user says that there's no such option.
[19:17] <Gryfelhase> Hi kids... I have a problem with ubuntu32 bit 12.04.  When I want to install mysql-sever or cups the installationprocess (shell apt-get) hangs and there are many many many many entrys like blah blah cups/mysql stop when I check with ps -al |grep cups
[19:17] <Gryfelhase> and they grow, until 4 GB of ram are filled
[19:17] <Gryfelhase> any ideas ?
[19:17] <tozen> Atlantic777 reinstall Ubuntu normally without wubi
[19:17] <yekoms> Gryfelhase, ive never seen anything like that
[19:17] <wilee-nilee> Atlantic777, Hmm not sure really, sorry.
[19:17] <Atlantic777> tozen: I've alredy told him that. :D
[19:18] <tomtiger11> bekks: ?
[19:19] <Gryfelhase> YeahRight: me too. If so, I'd may had a solution for
[19:19] <Gryfelhase> expect start compiling my softare from source :D
[19:20] <silverarrow> does a CD player recognize mp3?
[19:20] <bekks> silverarrow: Not every CD player.
[19:20] <silverarrow> i see
[19:20] <yekoms> !ot | silverarrow
[19:20] <silverarrow> I shall have to try
[19:21] <adamsobotka> hi everyone
[19:21] <adamsobotka> hi
[19:21] <silverarrow> yekoms: what do you think you are up to?
[19:21] <adamsobotka> sorry :D
[19:21] <Dr_willis> i have several new cd/dvd players that support mp3 ;)
[19:22] <silverarrow> Dr_willis: I am trying to burn an audio file which hopefully will play in an older cd, non-pc
[19:22] <adamsobotka> which software i must you,when i want delete cashes,cookies,history etc.. anythink like CCleaner on windows,i have CCleaner on ubuntu,but its not good one,please
[19:23] <silverarrow> adams? history in firefox?
[19:23] <Gryfelhase> adamsobotka: Use firefox and tell it in its preferences to felete coodies and histroy after you quit firefox
[19:23] <ThinkT510> !tab | silverarrow
[19:23] <Dr_willis> silverarrow,  some old cd players cant even read the burnable type media
[19:24] <silverarrow> I think there are addons which handles LSO cookies adamsobotka
[19:24] <tozen> adamsobotka, bleachbit
[19:24] <adamsobotka> no,everything what install and download automaticaly,but what i dont wont,any software to complete clean my comp
[19:24] <drag0nius> how do i find zombie process in CLI?
[19:25] <rezaev> hello. frim Russia есть кто?
[19:25] <gordonjcp> drag0nius: ps
[19:25] <ThinkT510> drag0nius: top
[19:25] <NET||abuse> hi guys, have a little mini project, have a friends company who have scheduled an sftp upload to my server, just an amazon instance, what's the nicest way to monitor the sftp user's directory for uploads?
[19:25] <tozen> adamsobotka. u got an answer
[19:25] <rezaev> русские вы где
[19:25] <adamsobotka> yeas,thanks
[19:25] <rezaev> ?
[19:25] <ThinkT510> !ru | rezaev
[19:25] <BarkingFish> !ru | rezaev
[19:26] <tozen> ThinkT510,
[19:26] <rezaev> !ru
[19:26] <ArcaneWater> Hmmm any idea why on ubuntu installation 12.10 it doesnt recognize thath i already have windows installed on?
[19:26] <silverarrow> adamsobotka: yeah, there are a couple of apps, can`t remember the name, something almost like clorex
[19:26] <tozen> ThinkT510, тута
[19:26] <ArcaneWater> It just says thath there were no os detected,and it gives me to format disc
[19:26] <tozen> rezaev, тута
[19:26] <rezaev> спасибо братва.
[19:27] <tozen> rezaev, да не вопрос, брат!
[19:27] <ThinkT510> ArcaneWater: /join #ubuntu+1
[19:28] <tomtiger11> sudo service networking start is giving me: networking stop/waiting
[19:28] <yekoms> its not shutting down.
[19:28] <yekoms> or hasnt shutdown first, or .pid file didnt clear
[19:28] <rezaev> )))Русскиу сила!!!!!Russian power/!!!!
[19:28] <yekoms> !ru
[19:28] <tomtiger11> yekoms: I fix that how?
[19:28] <yekoms> how did you stop the service networking?
[19:29] <yekoms> sudo service networking stop?
[19:29] <tomtiger11> Yea
[19:29] <yekoms> im not sure how to fix it, as ive never stopped networking before. i dont know what processes are used and all that
[19:29] <tomtiger11> it said stop: Unknown instance:
[19:30] <yayLINUX> hello
[19:30] <tomtiger11> yekoms: Would a restart fix it?
[19:31] <yekoms> it should, depending on what your changed before you stopped 'networking'
[19:31] <tozen> rezaev, по 150-т?
[19:31] <yekoms> s/your/you *
[19:31] <tomtiger11> it says waiting for network configuration...
[19:31] <yekoms> on boot or restart of service?
[19:32] <tomtiger11> boot
[19:32] <yayLINUX> When I change my theme in ubuntu 12.04.1 and when I drag a window to maximize it or want to set it in the half of my display, the colour of that is still that orange... Does anyone has an Idea?
[19:32] <yekoms> what did you change before you service networking stop ?
[19:32] <tomtiger11> the /etc/network/interfaces file
[19:32] <yekoms> yayLINUX, reload X
[19:32] <yekoms> what did you change?
[19:32] <tomtiger11> all of it.
[19:32] <yayLINUX> just the themes etc
[19:33] <tomtiger11> yekoms: All of it
[19:33] <crasher> helow
[19:33] <crasher> hellow
[19:33] <tomtiger11> !ask | crasher
[19:33] <yayLINUX> btw how can I reload X? sudo su              =>          killall x11 & x11 ?
[19:33] <bekks> tomtiger11: Paste it. Finally. Complete.
[19:33] <yekoms> whoa, you changed all of it.
[19:34] <yekoms> since you've done alot of changes i hope you saved a backup.
[19:34] <tomtiger11> bekks: Ehh?
[19:34] <silverarrow> seriously, the ubottu prompts are worse than spam
[19:34] <tomtiger11> yekoms: More or less, Yup
[19:34] <yekoms> because if it were me, i do a few changes, and test my work before i deploy it.
[19:34] <Gryfelhase> YeahRight: Ok, found the error
[19:34] <ThinkT510> yayLINUX: never sudo su
[19:34] <yekoms> you prob forgot a escape char.
[19:35] <yayLINUX> why?
[19:35] <tomtiger11> bekks: What do you mean?
[19:35] <tomtiger11> yekoms: Escape char?
[19:35] <bekks> The "network 192.168.0.1" entry is wrong.
[19:35] <yekoms> just use sudo
[19:35] <yekoms> yes, like ; or exit, something like that
[19:35] <yayLINUX> ok xD
[19:35] <Gryfelhase> YeahRight: There are now that "start" and"stop" command for daemons
[19:35] <bekks> The network is 192.168.0.0 as I told you three times.
[19:35] <tomtiger11> Sorry XD
[19:35] <ThinkT510> yayLINUX: to reload X use: sudo service lightdm restart
[19:35] <yayLINUX> thanks
[19:35] <Gryfelhase> I wrote myself one some time ago and they where in my /usr/local/sbin
[19:35] <Gryfelhase> they avoid installing the package correct :)
[19:36] <tomtiger11> bekks: Il pastebin it now XD
[19:37] <tomtiger11> bekks: http://pastebin.com/zPPXFbun
[19:37] <yayLINUX> it didn't worked to reload X
[19:38] <bekks> tomtiger11: Typo. 152 isnt 192
[19:39] <yayLINUX> But how can I fix it when I drag a window to put it in a side of my display or to maximize it that it won't be the basic orange ?
[19:39] <tomtiger11> bekks: See new pastebin - Still doesnt work
[19:39] <bekks> tomtiger11: I AM talking about your latest pastebin...
[19:39] <zilvukas> hello
[19:40] <tomtiger11> bekks: Pretend that is correct.
[19:40] <bekks> tomtiger11: Then I pretend it works.
[19:40] <tomtiger11> bekks: It doesnt work
[19:41] <bekks> tomtiger11: And the IP address is wrong, too. Using a 192.168.0.x network, it has to be in the 192.168.0. ... not in 192.168.1. ...
[19:41] <tomtiger11> How do i fix it so i can use 192.168.1?
[19:41] <yayLINUX> anybody has an idea for my problem..?
[19:41] <silverarrow> how you handle codecs /or packages for burning in xfburn
[19:42] <silverarrow> I need MPEG-1 Layer 3 apparently
[19:42] <bekks> tomtiger11: By using 192.168.1 instead 192.168.0 ...
[19:42] <tomtiger11> still doesnt work
[19:43] <bekks> tomtiger11: Then you are doing it wrong.
[19:43] <bekks> tomtiger11: Pastebin your latest interfaces file.
[19:43] <tomtiger11> doing what wrong?
[19:43] <tomtiger11> ok
[19:44] <yayLINUX> But how can I fix it when I drag a window to put it in a side of my display or to maximize it that it won't be the basic orange but my theme colour
[19:45] <Donquichutte> Comment obtenir une généralisation du Français pour Ubuntu ?
[19:45] <silverarrow> anyone who still uses CDs?
[19:45] <bekks> !fr | Donquichutte
[19:46] <Donquichutte> Merci !
[19:46] <yayLINUX> lol ubotto is better at french than me xD
[19:46] <bekks> silverarrow: Yes.
[19:46] <yayLINUX> ew does anyone has an idea for my problem?
[19:46] <silverarrow> xfburn will not burn some audio files, not sure how to convert them to something it likes
[19:47] <silverarrow> bekks, I thought they were mp3, but apparently not
[19:47] <n0sq> what would cause a PC to work fine at boot up and then slow to a crawl after about an hour? i'm running Xubuntu 12.04 on a Pentium-M 1.8 GHz laptop with 2 GB of memory
[19:47] <n0sq> do i need to but a new laptop?
[19:48] <n0sq> but == buy
[19:48] <tomtiger11> bekks: http://pastebin.com/JAM8r9UC
[19:48] <ThinkT510> n0sq: it does sound rather old, what does top tell you?
[19:48] <silverarrow> bekks: this is what I get http://imagebin.org/231125
[19:49] <bekks> tomtiger11: Well. Thats not a configuration for 192.168.1 ... but for 192.168.0. Change it as I told you.
[19:49] <tomtiger11> i changed it to 192.168.0
[19:49] <n0sq> it runs so slow that i don't know because i don't have the patience to get a terminal
[19:49] <bekks> !codecs | silverarrow
[19:50] <yayLINUX> But how can I fix it when I drag a window to put it in a side of my display or to maximize it that it won't be the basic orange but my theme colour
[19:50] <silverarrow> bekks: I have been searching in packages, but it looks like I have loads of them
[19:50] <bekks> silverarrow: Obviously some are still missing :)
[19:50] <silverarrow> bekks: I have restricted packages
[19:50] <silverarrow> bekks: , but which
[19:50] <bekks> tomtiger11: You said you wanted a 192.168.1. configuration.
[19:51] <tomtiger11> i don't any more
[19:51] <tomtiger11> anyway, that doesnt work.
[19:51] <n0sq> ThinkT510: so i don't know what top shows - btw, the laptop is close to 10 years old (Dell Inspiron 600m)
[19:51] <bekks> silverarrow: I dont know which ones you've already installed.
[19:51] <ThinkT510> n0sq: yeah, that is rather old
[19:52] <silverarrow> a nightmare really
[19:52] <tomtiger11> n0sq: I would consider buying a new computer.
[19:52] <n0sq> but, i thought that linux is suppose to run even on a 80286 pc
[19:52] <bekks> tomtiger11: Did you try to just reboot...?
[19:52] <silverarrow> bekks, they install in meta packages
[19:52] <ThinkT510> n0sq: you could try lxde
[19:52] <n0sq> ThinkT510: Lubuntu?
[19:53] <ThinkT510> n0sq: sure
[19:53] <yayLINUX> or just get DWM or something and be awesome (or just awesomewm or so
[19:53] <tomtiger11> bekks: On reboot, its status is still stop/waiting
[19:53] <yayLINUX> or if you don't like tilling wm's get openbox
[19:53] <yayLINUX> or fluxbox
[19:53] <bekks> tomtiger11: Then power it off, power it on again. Reboot your box.,
[19:54] <n0sq> i was looking at a dual core Toshiba at staples today - i guess i can afford a $400 laptop
[19:54] <yayLINUX> why a laptop? for 400 dollar you can buy a much better desktop...
[19:55] <n0sq> but the saleman said if i wait a few more days it might sell for half that
[19:55] <bekks> yayLINUX: Which is so portable :P
[19:55] <dlentz> yayLINUX, desktops are a lot heavieer...
[19:55] <andril> hello all
[19:55] <yayLINUX> well I don't think you -wow many leaves- carry your laptop
[19:55] <n0sq> yayLINUX: you might be right since the wife doesn't need a lappy
[19:55] <dlentz> !netsplit
[19:56] <bekks> yayLINUX: Thats what I do with my laptop all the time.
[19:56] <yayLINUX> and if you have a good backpack including a long wire
[19:56] <yayLINUX> you can do it very good
[19:56]  * n0sq hates netsplits
[19:56] <bekks> yayLINUX: I do not need a cable, since I have wifi and a good battery pack for my laptop.
[19:56] <tomtiger11> bekks: Still stop/waiting
[19:56] <yayLINUX> I ment a cable for power supply xD
[19:57] <bekks> yayLINUX: A laptop has a battery pack, you know? :)
[19:57] <yayLINUX> because I have never seen a desktop with a barttery
[19:57] <bekks> tomtiger11: When...?
[19:57] <yayLINUX> I was talking about taking a desktop into your bag
[19:57] <tomtiger11> bekks: Now, after total reboot
[19:58] <yayLINUX> but I still don't have a solution to my problem
[19:58] <bekks> tomtiger11: So you did a full reboot - and then what?
[19:58] <yayLINUX> But how can I fix it when I drag a window to put it in a side of my display or to maximize it that it won't be the basic orange but my theme colour
[19:58] <tomtiger11> then i ran sudo service networking status
[19:59] <OerHeks> tomtiger11, the odd thing is: you changed network and stuff, but never got disconnected here, how are you connected ?
[19:59] <bekks> tomtiger11: Pastebin the output of "ifconfig -a" please.
[20:02] <ubuntu> hi all =)
[20:02] <yayLINUX> But how can I fix it when I drag a window to put it in a side of my display or to maximize it that it won't be the basic orange but my theme colour
[20:02] <tolmun> hi,
[20:02] <janisozaur> how do i cut a video file?
[20:03] <ThinkT510> janisozaur: openshot is nice
[20:03] <bekks> !patience | yayLINUX
[20:04] <XiaolinDraconis> i got some kinda odd problem
[20:04] <tomtiger11> bekkshttp://pastebin.com/W37KXcNy
[20:05] <tomtiger11> Had to hand type all of that.. XD
[20:05] <XiaolinDraconis> i noticed conky using 17% memory
[20:05] <bekks> tomtiger11: Thats not the output of ifconfig -a
[20:05] <XiaolinDraconis> i used killall conky, and now its using 30%
[20:06] <tomtiger11> bekks: It is
[20:06] <bekks> tomtiger11: In addition, please pastebin the output of "netstat -rn" and "lsb_release -a" too.
[20:06] <feelin-tuxy> does anyone have offhand a PXE boot string for booting Ubuntu 12 over PXE?
[20:06] <feelin-tuxy> I only have this buggy one http://pastebin.com/WDfaDRaT
[20:06] <XiaolinDraconis> ok its closed now
[20:06] <tomtiger11> bekks: This is torture. XD
[20:06] <feelin-tuxy> and it doesn't give me internet over wired connections
[20:06] <bekks> tomtiger11: NO. ifconfig _-a_ will show you the "lo" interface too. Dont try to fool me.
[20:06] <tomtiger11> bekks: I know, I couldnt be arsed to type out the lo bit
[20:07] <XiaolinDraconis> normally conky dies instantly when i issue that command, wonder what was different this time
[20:07] <tryy3> is it possible to change the amount i told ubuntu to use from a terminal?
[20:07] <illy> My chat and irssi won't accept dcc sends, they just stall at "receiving", how can i fix this ?
[20:07] <tomtiger11> bekks: Il do the lo interface if its so important.
[20:08] <XiaolinDraconis> tryy3, do you mean change the amount of hard drive ubuntu is using?
[20:08] <basketballstar> does it count as programming if you copy the codes from a book
[20:08] <XiaolinDraconis> it counts as programming study...
[20:08] <tryy3> XiaolinDraconis ye i wanna add more amount
[20:08] <bekks> tomtiger11: I am out of supporting you, finally. I am tired of discussing pointless things with you instead of just getting the information I request.
[20:08] <jrib> !ot | basketballstar
[20:08] <bekks> I hope someone else will be able to support you.
[20:08] <basketballstar> does it count as programming if you copy the codes from a book
[20:08] <tomtiger11> bekks: Sorry>
[20:08] <XiaolinDraconis> tryy3, youll need to use gparted for that most likely
[20:08] <tomtiger11> ?*
[20:09] <jrib> basketballstar: you can talk about things like that in #ubuntu-offtopic; #ubuntu is dedicated to support
[20:09] <tryy3> XiaolinDraconis okej will check it out thanks!
[20:09] <feelin-tuxy> speaking of support, does anyone here have a PXE server??
[20:09] <feelin-tuxy> I need to borrow some lines of code from it, if it's in working condition
[20:09] <tomtiger11> bekks: You do realise since my ubuntu computer has no internet connection at all, I have to hand type this.
[20:10] <tryy3> XiaolinDraconis will it require me to use a gui or is it possible to do it thorugh a termina=
[20:10] <tomtiger11> bekks: So it takes a while to get the information for you.
[20:10] <tryy3> terminalÄ
[20:10] <tryy3> *
[20:10] <basketballstar> can i use the idle app to make ubuntu apps
[20:11] <ls612> Is it still intended to have the alx ethernet driver in the kernel for 12.10 release?
[20:11] <ls612> because it isn't there in Beta 2.
[20:11] <jrib> ls612: #ubuntu+1 for 12.10 discussion
[20:11] <ThinkT510> ls612: ask in #ubuntu+1
[20:11] <ls612> sorry.
[20:12] <tomtiger11> bekks: So i'm sorry if you feel you are waisting your time, but i have been sat here for over 10 hours trying to fix this...
[20:14] <illy> My Xchat and irssi won't accept dcc sends, they just stall at "receiving", how can i fix this ?
[20:15] <janisozaur> how do i force apt-get to ignore dependencies?
[20:15] <andril> my monitor is being seen as Laptop in the displays - 12.04 Geforce 8400 GS
[20:15] <jrib> janisozaur: you never want to do that
[20:15] <janisozaur> jrib: i do want to do just that
[20:15] <jrib> janisozaur: why?  Be specific
[20:15] <tomtiger11> Anyone help me with a network issue? Bekks half helped me.
[20:16] <xiamx> thinkpad laptop screen appear tint blue (i.e. pure white color looks blue-ish) is there anyway I can fix this with program?
[20:16] <jrib> illy: probably a firewall issue.  If you have a router, check its firewall
[20:17] <OerHeks> tomtiger11, you started with "Its going to be in a school, so I cant have a 192.168 internal" and you are not at the school to install your LTSP server ..?
[20:17] <janisozaur> jrib: i have a package installed, that is newer than the required one by another package. i am well aware of what i bring upon myself, but being a system developer i see no issue in that.
[20:17] <stephenh> anyone using likewise-open and able to ssh without specifying the windows domain?
[20:17] <guntbert> tomtiger11: just a hint: you needn't type those things, you can always save the output to a file -> thumb-drive -> networked computer -> pastebin
[20:18] <tomtiger11> guntbert: That would be even longer XD
[20:18] <tomtiger11> OerHeks: I can now use the last end of 192.168. internal
[20:19] <jrib> janisozaur: ideally you would update the other package to have proper dependencies (i.e. allow for the newer version). Either it doesn't work with the newer version, it does and the package wasn't created correctly
[20:19] <helder> I need an ubuntu app that is completely written in python
[20:19] <helder> intention to study the code
[20:19] <guntbert> tomtiger11: but complete and exact - and don't try to tell me typing a long outpput is faster than pulling a thumbdrive
[20:19] <meetri> i need help trying to access a machine on my local network, both machines are running ubuntu 12.04 and can access the internet just fine. but trying to ping the local ip address of the other machine returns: Destination Host Unreachable
[20:19] <jrib> s/,/or
[20:20] <ThinkT510> helder: ubiquity (the ubuntu installer) is in python
[20:20] <janisozaur> jrib: i assume package wasn't created properly. so how do i make apt-get ignore deps?
[20:20] <jrib> janisozaur: fix the package
[20:20] <tomtiger11> guntbert: Maybe, but my only one is lost
[20:20] <KM0201> meetri: that's weird.. this may seem obvious, but are you sure you're putting in the right local IP?
[20:20] <stephenh> meetri: wrong ip most likely
[20:20] <jrib> janisozaur: not doing this will just give you headaches in the long run
[20:20] <helder> ThinkT510: Would appreciate if u had something simpler for a beginner
[20:21] <meetri> nope, the ip address is correct.
[20:21] <ThinkT510> helder: ask in #python
[20:21] <stephenh> meetri: sudo iptables -F ?
[20:21] <helder> ThinkT510: asked
[20:21] <tryy3> XiaolinDraconis isn't there anyway to change the amount ubuntu uses of your hdd through the terminal?
[20:21] <KM0201> meetri: have you tried setting up a software firewall on either machine?..
[20:21] <meetri> stephenh: nothing shows up, did i mention it's a wireless network.
[20:21] <ThinkT510> helder: then that's where you should stay
[20:21] <bekks> tryy3: You have to repartition and resize your filesystems to do so.
[20:22] <guntbert> tomtiger11: well, from the last minutes I got the impression that you are making things more difficult for helpers than necessary - so don't be too surprised when no one takes the issue
[20:22] <stephenh> meetri: makes no difference if it's wireless or cabled
[20:22] <KM0201> meetri: doesn't really matter, so long as you're both on the same network
[20:22] <stephenh> meetri: nothing was supposed to show up, -F flushes any filtering
[20:22] <helder> ThinkT510: i an there too
[20:22] <tryy3> bekks means what?
[20:22] <stephenh> no one using likewise open then?
[20:22] <bekks> tryy3: That there is no easy way.
[20:22] <tomtiger11> bekks: But yea...
[20:23] <tryy3> bekks aw ok then i wait until i can access the computer ;(
[20:23] <meetri> stephenh, could this be a router issue?
[20:23] <stephenh> meetri: no
[20:24] <stephenh> same subnet = no routing
[20:26] <Error404NotFound> I have installed tomcat7 on my precise box from apt repositories. It has some issues with the startup: http://pastebin.ca/2245952 when i start it exits with "fail" but tomcat is brough up without writing the pid file which means i can't stop it using init script, have to resort to killing it.
[20:26] <meetri> stephenh, this is wierd. my android phone is on my wireless network as well. yet I can't ping that device either.
[20:27] <stephenh> are you on the machine now?
[20:27] <meetri> yep
[20:27] <stephenh> can other hosts ping it?
[20:27] <stephenh> ie, is the problem in both directions or only when pinging from problem host?
[20:28] <meetri> nope
[20:28] <meetri> seems like none of the machines on my netowrk can see any of the other machines
[20:28] <tryy3> http://pastebay.net/1149458 can anyone please tell me why iam getting this errors+
[20:28] <tryy3> ?*
[20:28] <ThinkT510> !piracy | tryy3
[20:28] <stephenh> meetri: sounds like you have port protection on your switch
[20:28] <stephenh> but if this is at home, that is unlikely
[20:29] <ThinkT510> tryy3: sorry, misread
[20:29] <tryy3> ThinkT510 ...
[20:30] <meetri> yep, it's at home.
[20:30] <tryy3> ThinkT510 can you tell me why i get those errors?
[20:30] <stephenh> meetri: i guess i would check network settings, make sure the netmask is set correctly
[20:30] <stephenh> and that it's definitely got the right config by doing ifconfig
[20:31] <stephenh> i would also stop any firewall on the host with iptables -F
[20:31] <guntbert> tryy3: we need more details: what is the situation when you get that error?
[20:31] <yayLINUX> But how can I fix it when I drag a window to put it in a side of my display or to maximize it that it won't be the basic orange but my theme colour
[20:32] <stephenh> it could be anything to be hoenst
[20:32] <OerHeks> tryy3, you are on a server without DM?
[20:32] <meetri> yea no luck, netmask matches on all devices.
[20:32] <stephenh> you don't use VLANs do you?
[20:32] <meetri> no
[20:32] <tryy3> guntbert the commands is in that pastebay!
[20:32] <tryy3> OerHeks what is DM?
[20:32] <ThinkT510> tryy3: what is sysinfo?
[20:32] <stephenh> shrug
[20:32] <tryy3> ThinkT510 a command
[20:32] <stephenh> is it only ping or all networking?
[20:33] <OerHeks> display manager
[20:33] <ThinkT510> tryy3: what does it do?
[20:33] <illy> i'm trying to use ettercap on my own network, but no passwords are showing. i switchet to arpspoof and sslstrip, but no luck. I enabled forwarding in iptables as described in many tutorials but i t just doesn't work. What am i doing worng ?
[20:33] <meetri> i feel like i have my router in some kind of hotspot mode
[20:33] <guntbert> tryy3: we need the context: what kind of system, how are you connected? are you in a GUI?...
[20:33] <stephenh> can the other host ping your android?
[20:33] <meetri> nope, i ran nmap to map the my network, and only the router and the localhost shows up
[20:34] <stephenh> so nothing can ping anything?
[20:34] <meetri> even though I know I have 2 android devices and 2 other machines running on the wireless network
[20:34] <meetri> exactly
[20:34] <meetri> but all can access the internet
[20:35] <stephenh> no idea
[20:35] <stephenh> something sounds very broken
[20:35] <meetri> i'm going to hard-reset my router.
[20:35] <zilvukas> hello people, i have problem with my ubuntu desktop 12.04, i randomly loged out when i use chrome or firefox browser
[20:35] <meetri> that's my last hope right now after hours tackling this problem.
[20:35] <silverarrow> with a hammer meetri?
[20:35] <meetri> a sledge hammer. :)
[20:35] <stephenh> meetri: yep, when all else fails, start over
[20:35] <tryy3|Coding> sry i got dced from freenode
[20:35] <silverarrow> that will do it
[20:36] <tryy3|Coding> guntbert iam on ubuntu 12.04, iam using ssh cuz iam not at my computer atm
[20:36] <silverarrow> meetri: and a sharp look
[20:36] <illy> i'm trying to use ettercap on my own network, but no passwords are showing. i switchet to arpspoof and sslstrip, but no luck. I enabled forwarding in iptables as described in many tutorials but i t just doesn't work. What am i doing wrong ?
[20:36] <OerHeks> illy join the backtrack irc channel.
[20:36] <yekoms> rofl
[20:36] <guntbert> tryy3|Coding: is your local machine linux too?
[20:37] <yekoms> lemme announce im trying to password sniff...yeah
[20:37] <tryy3|Coding> guntbert no windows
[20:37] <stephenh> illy: doubt you're going to find help for much help for password sniffing here
[20:37] <tryy3|Coding> guntbert using Putty as ssh
[20:38] <guntbert> tryy3|Coding: to be able to run any GUI programs remotely you need an X server on the local machine - I suggest mobaXterm
[20:38] <vvpalin> everytime i realize windows doesnt have native ssh but has telnet it makes me want to punch Mr. Gates in the face as hard as i can
[20:38] <Tryy3> guntbert oh gonna check it out thanks
[20:38] <yekoms> or use desktop sharing VIA VNC, then just use the vnc client
[20:38] <overclucker> Tryy3: then enable X forwarding in putty
[20:39] <yekoms> but bewarned vnc has security issues.
[20:39] <silverarrow> vvpalin: sarah palins brother?
[20:39] <LordOfTime> Tryy3:  are you on Windows using putty or something>
[20:39] <LordOfTime> Tryy3:  or are you on Ubuntu using putty
[20:39] <vvpalin> if only i was related to that trash
[20:39] <Ben64> !ot
[20:39] <silverarrow> ;- )
[20:39] <Tryy3> LordOfTime iam on windows using Putty
[20:39] <guntbert> Tryy3: no problem :) and when you got thta running you need to set X tunneling to "yes" in the putty dialog
[20:40] <silverarrow> ben64, your efforts are messing up more than anything else, ubottu spam
[20:40] <LordOfTime> just checking ;P
[20:40] <Tryy3> guntbert okej :D thanks again
[20:41] <Ben64> silverarrow: one trigger is not spam. spam is all the offtopic talk in here, which needs to stop.
[20:41] <helder_raptor> ThinkT510: How do i get ubuquity source?
[20:41] <ThinkT510> !source | helder_raptor
[20:44] <Tryy3> guntbert where do i put X tunneling to "yes" in putty?
[20:46] <guntbert> Tryy3: in the settings, choose SSH, unfold it, choose X11, select "enable X11 forwarding"
[20:46] <Tryy3> guntbert oh ok
[20:49] <Tryy3> guntbert so using MobaXterm instead of Putty?
[20:49] <gordonjcp> Tryy3: What exactly are you trying to do?
[20:50] <Tryy3> gordonjcp trying to be able to use gui commands in ssh
[20:50] <guntbert> Tryy3: no, you need both, the X server and the ssh client to forward the connection
[20:50] <guntbert> gordonjcp: he is on a remote windows machine
[20:50] <Tryy3> guntbert oh
[20:50] <dorkmafia> hey does ubuntu work with intel raid enabled? i have an old win xp install i'm trying to get some files off of and i need it enabled
[20:50] <gordonjcp> Tryy3: tbh that never really works well
[20:51] <Tryy3> gordonjcp its worth a try :D
[20:51] <escott> dorkmafia, its not recommended.
[20:51] <gordonjcp> Tryy3: which apps in particular are you trying to run?
[20:51] <dorkmafia> all i need is an hour or so to pull some files off >_<
[20:51] <guntbert> gordonjcp: not true, please don't discourage people
[20:51] <dorkmafia> fml
[20:51] <escott> dorkmafia, but the dmraid module can read it
[20:51] <Tryy3> gordonjcp sysinfo
[20:51] <yayLINUX> But how can I fix it when I drag a window to put it in a side of my display or to maximize it that it won't be the basic orange but my theme colour
[20:51] <silverarrow>        dorkmafia, xp recovery does not work?
[20:52] <LordOfTime> gordonjcp:  i'd suggest not bringing your opinions in, such as "that never really works well", as it has been proven to work in many instances.
[20:52] <dorkmafia> since the hardware has changed xp is requireing me to activate it
[20:52] <Tryy3> guntbert oh found it :D
[20:52] <gordonjcp> LordOfTime: it's not really opinion, sorry if you don't agree
[20:52] <dorkmafia> and i don't have the keys anymore
[20:53] <gordonjcp> LordOfTime: not to enter a beard-length-war but once you've written an X server you can criticise me ;-)
[20:53] <silverarrow> dorkmafia: I have used puppy linux, it reads hd/sda1-2... fine, but it is a maze to search trough
[20:53] <gordonjcp> Tryy3: so you're on Windows, you're using Putty to connect to a Linux box
[20:53] <gordonjcp> Tryy3: correct so far?
[20:53] <Tryy3> gordonjcp ye
[20:53] <gordonjcp> Tryy3: so you're going to need some sort of X server on your Windows machine
[20:53] <Tryy3> i think it worked...
[20:54] <LordOfTime> gordonjcp:  which is what guntbert has been saying all along, you're a tad late to the convo :/
[20:54] <Tryy3> gordonjcp ye
[20:54] <guntbert> gordonjcp: he already has mobaXterm running
[20:54] <gordonjcp> awesome
[20:54] <dorkmafia> I was thinking of installing ubuntu on a seperate disk or even a usb stick boot off ... would I then be able to at least browse the files on the xp raid?
[20:54] <silverarrow> drorkmafia; I found documents, and sent it to a large usb flash memory, and it read fine when booted in windows
[20:54] <gordonjcp> now have you got X forwarding enabled on the Linux machine?
[20:54] <Tryy3> guntbert thanks its working :D
[20:54] <guntbert> !yay | Tryy3
[20:55] <escott> dorkmafia, can you not read it when you boot the livecd
[20:55] <gordonjcp> Tryy3: for a laugh, fire up Quake ;-)
[20:55] <dorkmafia> the xp cd? or should I burn ubuntu to a cd?
[20:56] <dorkmafia> i don't have the xp cd anymore
[20:56] <silverarrow> dorkmafia: it should be able to, but I found puppylinxu to be easier to maneuver. I think disk utility have some data rescue function too
[20:56] <Tryy3> gordonjcp i dont know what quake is :D
[20:56] <escott> dorkmafia, you could keep asking questions or you could see if you can read it when you boot the livecd or liveusb
[20:56] <guntbert> Tryy3:  Quake may be a bit heavy on the network, but "for a laugh"  xeyes will do nicely
[20:56] <gordonjcp> Tryy3: 3D FPS, will seriously hammer your network ;-)
[20:57] <gordonjcp> it works, too
[20:57] <Tryy3> guntbert o.O
[20:57] <Tryy3> gordonjcp o.O i dont think i wanna do that...
[20:57] <NYG|EliManning> ;o
[20:57] <gordonjcp> Tryy3: are you on a local network, or are you connecting over the Internet
[20:57] <gordonjcp> ?
[20:57] <dorkmafia> escott just trying to formulate a plan of action
[20:57] <NYG|EliManning> (re bonsoir ) meme avec Ubuntu Desktop 12.04 "Precise Pangolin" LTS + x2go rien a faire ca marche pas ;o
[20:57] <guntbert> gordonjcp: back to suport please
[20:58] <guntbert> !fr | NYG|EliManning
[20:58] <bekks> !fr | NYG|EliManning
[20:58] <NYG|EliManning> oh
[20:58] <Tryy3> gordonjcp connecting over internet
[20:58] <gordonjcp> Tryy3: right, try not to fire up anything like Firefox over that, but fairly "lightweight" X apps should be okay
[20:58] <NYG|EliManning> I have to install(settle) Ubuntu Desktop 12.04" Precise Pangolin " LTS + x2go on my waiter(server) but I can not connect in office(desk) has distance
[20:59] <Tryy3> gordonjcp i just wanna do some system info stuff ^_^ nothing fancy, if i wanna play games or similiar i just open it in windows :D
[20:59] <gordonjcp> Tryy3: I thought sysinfo was a command-line proggie anyway ?
[20:59] <Tryy3> gordonjcp apperetnly no, i thought that too
[21:00] <bekks> Tryy3: try "htop".
[21:00] <gordonjcp> NYG|EliManning: I don't quite understand what you're asking
[21:00] <Tryy3> bekks already know about it, i got it in 1 of my screen sessions :D iam bored so finding new system info commands :D
[21:01] <gordonjcp> Tryy3: have you fiddled about in the /proc filesystem yet?
[21:01] <bekks> Tryy3: top, iotop, sar, ethtool, free -m ...
[21:01] <Tryy3> gordonjcp dont know what it is so probly no :D
[21:01] <gordonjcp> that's where all the "internal" stuff lives
[21:01] <Tryy3> bekks oh there we go some thanks :D
[21:01] <gordonjcp> Tryy3: so for example if you want to find out the full spec of your CPUs, "cat /proc/cpuinfo"
[21:02] <Tryy3> gordonjcp i think i did that command :D
[21:04] <Tryy3> bekks http://pastebay.net/1149460 'sar' dont looks like it working
[21:05] <frankcox777> hi
[21:05] <frankcox777> Could someone help me with a password problem? I went through the usual method of using the recovery mode and it said it worked but no dice . Then I tried again and get an ro error .
[21:05] <bekks> Tryy3: You have to install it before using it, obviously :)
[21:05] <bekks> Tryy3: The package is named "sysstat".
[21:06] <Tryy3> bekks oh :D
[21:06] <guntbert> frankcox777: did you encrypt your home dir?
[21:07] <frankcox777> no
[21:07] <yekoms> frankcox777, is / mounted READONLY?
[21:07] <frankcox777> is customers machine
[21:07] <Tryy3> bekks http://pastebay.net/1149462 still nothing...
[21:08] <frankcox777> I hit remount rw but I keep getting an error
[21:08] <yekoms> what error?
[21:08] <bekks> Tryy3: You have to configure it before using it. :)
[21:08] <yekoms> input/output?
[21:08] <Tryy3> bekks -.-
[21:08] <frankcox777> in recovery mode it gives you a choice to remount rw
[21:09] <yekoms> i asked you what the error was...
[21:09] <Tryy3> bekks then i will ignore that command ^_^
[21:09] <frankcox777> just a sec
[21:09] <guntbert> !who | frankcox777 yekoms
[21:09] <bekks> Tryy3: Then you will miss one of the most important commands for monitoring a system.
[21:09] <Tryy3> bekks fine -.-
[21:10] <Tryy3> bekks where do i configure btw?
[21:11] <frankcox777> clean  ext4-fs sda1 remounted opts: errors-remount-ro
[21:11] <kylesnav> anyone using vbox on a macbook retina?
[21:11] <bekks> Tryy3: http://www.linuxweblog.com/blogs/wizap/20080126/sysstat-ubuntu
[21:11] <yekoms> frankcox777, try cat /var/log/dmesg, see if you get a i/o error.
[21:11] <yekoms> i suspect the drive has bad sectors
[21:11] <Tryy3> bekks thanks
[21:11] <frankcox777> How do I get there?
[21:11] <frankcox777> yekoms
[21:11] <yekoms> frankcox777, or can you not get to a shell?
[21:12] <bekks> Tryy3: And the man page will tell you what you can do with it :)
[21:12] <BlackBishop> any way I can specifficaly install asterisk_1.6 ? :|
[21:12] <BlackBishop> I don't like the 1.8 :|
[21:12] <Tryy3> bekks k cool
[21:12] <yekoms> frankcox777, what happens when you boot into non-recovery? does it load X or drop down to a shell?
[21:12] <escott> !pinning | BlackBishop
[21:12] <frankcox777> yekoms- just a sec and I will get that error
[21:13] <BlackBishop> escott: yeah, but I want to downgrade :| any way I can do that now ?
[21:13] <frankcox777> yekoms - Give root password for maintenance  {or type control-d to continue}
[21:13] <escott> BlackBishop, find the old deb and install it
[21:14] <yekoms> thats the error when you boot into non-recovery mode?
[21:14] <BlackBishop> yeah, but it wants other debs too .. is there any way apt & friends can do the downgrade automatically ?
[21:14] <Tryy3> bekks Linux 3.2.0-31-generic (ubuntu)         10/06/2012      _x86_64_        (4 CPU) really that important?
[21:14] <frankcox777> yekoms- that is error when I ask for root shell prompt
[21:14] <yekoms> did you enter the root passwd?
[21:14] <bekks> Tryy3: You havent read the man page yet.
[21:14] <yekoms> frankcox777, what version of ubuntu is this?
[21:14] <Tryy3> bekks oh :D
[21:15] <Tryy3> bekks i come back later when i read it then :D
[21:15] <frankcox777> yekoms I don't know pword  it is 11.4
[21:15] <yekoms> frankcox777, do you have access to sudo?
[21:15] <frankcox777> is not my machine
[21:15] <frankcox777> no
[21:16] <yekoms> thats the thing, without a valid user, with root access i cant debug anything.
[21:16] <Tryy3> bekks i haft to wait 10 min?
[21:16] <chrisramon> Hi, I need help …. I have a desktop with a broke Ubuntu 12, I was installing rvm (Ruby Version Manager), then it frozen, I restarted and Ubuntu did not initialize anymore, It just appear the Ubuntu logo with the small points like loading, but it does not boot, So I want to backup my /home files
[21:16] <frankcox777> I managed to boot into live cd but no luck w. /etc/shadow
[21:17] <yekoms> frankcox777, you have to use jacktheripper or something equal before you can get passwds from that
[21:17] <frankcox777> I am trying to replace the pword-owner forgot
[21:17] <bekks> Tryy3: Waiting for what?
[21:17] <frankcox777> ?
[21:17] <yekoms> frankcox777, boot the liveCD, and mount --bind the / root, and procfs to /mnt
[21:17] <Tryy3> bekks for it to collect something it said it in the main post
[21:17] <yekoms> frankcox777, then chroot /mnt
[21:17] <frankcox777> I have done it a dozens times this way
[21:17] <yekoms> that will give you USER access to the broken machine.
[21:18] <bekks> Tryy3: Or you can collect the data manually. Or show it in realtime - after reading the man page :)
[21:18] <frankcox777> the machine is not broken
[21:18] <yekoms> you cant get it to boot into X can you?
[21:18] <frankcox777> she forgor pword
[21:18] <yekoms> she forgot her password?
[21:18] <Tryy3> bekks oh man page opps
[21:18] <frankcox777> yes
[21:18] <yekoms> to shell or encrypted drive?
[21:19] <frankcox777> root and user -same pword
[21:19] <frankcox777> not encrypted
[21:19] <yekoms> so, crack it for her,
[21:19] <frankcox777> ?
[21:19] <yekoms> LC4 is a good windows password cracker.
[21:19] <yekoms> and really quick.
[21:19] <frankcox777> windows?
[21:19] <frankcox777> this is ubuntu
[21:20] <yekoms> yeah, i dont know what system you use at home. since you said this was a client frankcox777
[21:20] <azertyu> hi ubuntu
[21:20] <frankcox777> i use lm
[21:20] <chrisramon> can anyone help me ? :/
[21:20] <yekoms> lm?
[21:20] <azertyu> how to check if port is open or not ?
[21:20] <frankcox777> linux mint
[21:20] <gordonjcp> !mint | frankcox777
[21:20] <frankcox777> same basic stys
[21:20] <yekoms> oh. then find a md5 cracker..or you can try copying your root passwd from /etc/shadow to clients /etc/shadow and see if that works.
[21:21] <yekoms> make sure you backup the old md5sum
[21:21] <frankcox777> I have no prob w/ lm- prob w/ ubu
[21:21] <gordonjcp> azertyu: nmap?
[21:21] <yekoms> gordonjcp, i asked him what lm stood for.
[21:21] <yekoms> azertyu, telnet host port
[21:21] <guntbert> azertyu: for starters, try   lsof -i
[21:21] <azertyu> nmap on remote host working too ? gordonjcp
[21:21] <yekoms> ;)
[21:21] <frankcox777> thanks anyway
[21:22] <gordonjcp> frankcox777: what's w/ ?
[21:22] <escott> yekoms, anyone who has the ability to do that is already root
[21:22] <yekoms> frankcox777, next time, say the user forget there password
[21:22] <yekoms> escott, when you chroot a binded mount, your already root i believe.
[21:22] <frankcox777> gordon- I am trying to solve forgotten pword problem
[21:22] <gordonjcp> frankcox777: have you read the password factoid?
[21:22] <yekoms> but i dont know if your root on the SYSTEM or liveCD
[21:22] <frankcox777> I did yekoms
[21:22] <WeThePeople> how do i make it so my xp partition doesnt show up in places?
[21:23] <escott> yekoms, so why not just run passwd
[21:23] <frankcox777> yes I have read many
[21:23] <azertyu> lsof -i on remote host working ? guntbert
[21:23] <yekoms> escott, when your chroot, does passwd set it on the livecd or the binded mount?
[21:23] <gordonjcp> frankcox777: so have you actually done what it says?
[21:23] <escott> yekoms, when you are chrooted it cant access anything outside the chroot
[21:24] <frankcox777> I followed the instructions but no luck- I have done the same thing a dozen times with no problem
[21:24] <yekoms> well he did a recovery
[21:24] <bekks> yekoms: it will set it inside the chroot - on your harddisk.
[21:24] <yekoms> escott, thanks
[21:24] <yekoms> frankcox777, boot the live cd, mount --bind /dev/sda1 /mnt; mount --bind procfs /mnt; chroot /mnt
[21:24] <guntbert> azertyu: did you say it was a remote host? then I overlooked that. no, lsof will not help in that case - user nmap instead or (as already suggested) telnet host port
[21:24] <yekoms> then issue passwd, and reboot machine and see if it works
[21:25] <frankcox777> easier just reinstall - thanks anyway
[21:25] <yekoms> if that dont work, nothing will. save /home and format.
[21:25] <Tryy3> bekks this looks cool
[21:25] <gordonjcp> frankcox777: so what happens when you follow the instructions in the !password factoid?
[21:25] <gordonjcp> oh fine
[21:25] <gordonjcp> some people just don't want to be helped
[21:25] <yekoms> remind me not to hire him to fix any computer of mine. :/
[21:25] <Tryy3> bekks 11:15:48 PM       LINUX RESTART does it mean i haft to restart my server? :S
[21:25] <azertyu> telnet host port how to check for udp or tcp ?
[21:25] <yekoms> azertyu, then you need nmap
[21:26] <guntbert> azertyu: telnet always uses tcp
[21:26] <gordonjcp> azertyu: this may seem obvious, but have you tried telnetting to it?
[21:26] <yekoms> time to clockout... !punchout
[21:26] <wilee-nilee> gordonjcp, Hey better than the I don't think your suggestion is the problem, when there are things that need to be checked.
[21:26] <wilee-nilee> is not the problem*
[21:26] <gordonjcp> wilee-nilee: what annoys me is "oh I did stuff and it doesn't work"
[21:26] <gordonjcp> well, what did you do and what was the result?
[21:26] <gordonjcp> "oh it didn't work"
[21:27] <gordonjcp> yeah, but *what it it do*?
[21:27] <azertyu> is it possible to nmap with an remote ip ?
[21:27] <gordonjcp> azertyu: yes, that's the whole idea of nmap
[21:27] <wilee-nilee> hehe lack of details is always fun and the 2o questions to get the most basic info needed
[21:27] <guntbert> azertyu: but make sure that you are permitted to run that survey
[21:27] <azertyu> but nmap not working properly
[21:28] <gordonjcp> azertyu: type in "nmap 85.119.83.158"
[21:28] <azertyu> i can't see any port open
[21:28] <gordonjcp> azertyu: you should see a bunch of open ports
[21:28] <azertyu> an
[21:28] <azertyu> that 's cool
[21:28] <bekks> Tryy3: You have to tell us where you got that message from after doing what exactly.
[21:28] <gordonjcp> wilee-nilee: meh, I'm just in a bad mood because I nearly squashed another police car tonight ;-)
[21:28] <azertyu> for me not giving this
[21:29] <azertyu> gordonjcp:
[21:29] <azertyu> are you in france ?
[21:29] <gordonjcp> azertyu: don't paste the results in here
[21:29] <gordonjcp> azertyu: no
[21:29] <wilee-nilee> gordonjcp, hehe
[21:29] <Tryy3> bekks its when iam doing sar -a
[21:29] <gordonjcp> wilee-nilee: the morons park a couple of car lengths up the farm track with their lights off when they're waiting for someone to come by
[21:29] <Tryy3> bekks http://pastebay.net/1149463 there look
[21:30] <gordonjcp> wilee-nilee: and then they act all surprised when a big van swings into the end of the road at speed and blinds them with full-beam lights as it stops about 2" from their front bumper
[21:30] <wilee-nilee> gordonjcp, Just trying to hit their quota at their own risk I suppose.
[21:31] <gordonjcp> wilee-nilee: one of these days I'm going to do it in the truck and just shove them all the way up to the house
[21:31] <azertyu> guntbert: for telnet is host port it's Say unable to connect to remote host
[21:31] <azertyu> but i can able to able to ping the host
[21:31] <Chunkin> hello
[21:31] <chrisramon> Does anyone can recommend me a tool to access to broken Ubuntu 12 files ??? , I need recover my information, I was using BOOT-REPAIR , when I was coping the directories It got frozen , Now when I try to back-up again the files of the broken ubuntu, BOOT-REPAIR does not show the broken partition anymore …. anyone can help me please ?
[21:31] <bekks> Tryy3: a) sar -A is not sar -a and b) please consult the man page for more information on what that specific -A option actually does.
[21:32] <Chunkin> i am brand new to ubuntu, and was wondering how to get rid of some graphical bugs
[21:32] <guntbert> azertyu: that has nothing to do with ping - the result means that either the port is really closed or there is a firewall in between
[21:32] <Tryy3> bekks -A it shows all information of what i understood from man page?
[21:33] <azertyu> i m using CPL LAN cable is there a problem ?
[21:34] <bekks> Tryy3: Then you have to wait until the data is collected.
[21:34] <azertyu> cause of that ?
[21:34] <Tryy3> bekks how long will that take?
[21:34] <guntbert> azertyu: what is your real goal?
[21:35] <azertyu> i mean Power line communication (PLC)
[21:35] <bekks> Tryy3: Check the cron jobs how often data will be collected. Or display them in real time - no, not using the -A option.
[21:35] <azertyu> the real goal is to open that port
[21:35] <Tryy3> bekks where is the cron jobs?
[21:35] <guntbert> azertyu: on what system?
[21:36] <azertyu> ubuntu
[21:36] <bekks> Tryy3: In /etc/cron.*
[21:36] <chrisramon> useless channel
[21:36] <bekks> Tryy3: Take a look at the examples here: http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2011/03/sar-examples/
[21:36] <guntbert> azertyu: in that case ssh into the remote system and check with   lsof -i
[21:37] <azertyu> i m not to allowed to connect to ssh on that pc
[21:38] <guntbert> azertyu: in that case you cannot open any ports there anyway
[21:38] <jasonb> hello all. does any one know if ubuntu will run on a packard bell pav80 note book?
[21:40] <wilee-nilee> jasonb, Download a live cd and see if it runs.
[21:41] <trex> hola es compatible el tp-link wn 722n con ubuntu? gracias.
[21:41] <Tech-1> cute nic
[21:41] <wilee-nilee> use a usb it seems to run it probably
[21:41] <Tech-1> betty wont
[21:42] <guntbert> Tech-1: wrong channel?
[21:42] <Tech-1> is this ububtu ?
[21:42] <Tech-1> ubuntu
[21:42] <WHOisAmanda> yea ubuntu
[21:42] <Tech-1> right one then
[21:43] <jasonb> wilee nilee: thanks ?I'll try it. was using a usb 150gb hhd but that failed. wondered if anyone had had any success.
[21:43] <WHOisAmanda> what do you need
[21:43] <guntbert> Tech-1: this is a suport channel. Do you have an ubuntu support question?
[21:43] <Tech-1> i support cute nics
[21:43] <Tech-1> j/k
[21:43] <jiffe1> is there someplace else besides /etc/nsswitch.conf I have to indicate a new libnss_* module for use?
[21:43] <guntbert> Tech-1: no chatter here please
[21:43] <Tech-1> 10-4
[21:44] <jiffe1> I added a custom one to passwd and shadow but getpwnam isn't calling it according to inotifywatch
[21:44] <WHOisAmanda> Tech-1:#offtopic-ubuntu
[21:44] <Tech-1> cool tx
[21:44] <WHOisAmanda> i messed up
[21:45] <guntbert> !ot | Tech-1
[21:45] <WHOisAmanda> there we go it's #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:45] <Pulcherior> Hello
[21:45] <wilee-nilee> jasonb, I looked on the web quickly and found very little on that model with ubuntu or linux, so hard to say.
[21:46] <jasonb> wilee nilee: /i had the same problem. nice cheap laptop. just thought it a good one to use. back to the drawing board. thanks all the same.
[21:50] <genzo> ciao
[21:52] <steveGODSchild> hi
[21:52] <steveGODSchild> I need help
[21:53] <steveGODSchild> I am useing ubuntu 12.04 that I down loaded
[21:53] <steveGODSchild> I installed it but it wont recognize my dvd burner
[21:53] <Guest1280> hello, is there anyone willing to help me?
[21:54] <Guest1280> I've a problem with the performance of the Dash
[21:54] <Guest1280> I've an integrated Intel GPU
[21:54] <Guest1280> I was wondering if I could disable some animations to make ubuntu feel snappier
[21:55] <Treaver> Hello guys, I can't get the PS3MediaServer to install. The PPA is like offline or something
[21:58] <steveGODSchild> can someone help me
[21:59] <escott> steveGODSchild, i would install wodim, and then you can run "wodim -scanbus"
[21:59] <steveGODSchild> what is widin
[21:59] <escott> !info wodim | steveGODSchild
[22:00] <dylan> alsamixer
[22:00] <dylan> whoops
[22:00] <steveGODSchild> how do I get wodim
[22:01] <BobMarley> hello, i have updated to the 12.o4 lts, nautilus now is not showing me in the sidebar (tree) the windows partitions, so why and what i have to do to see them?
[22:02] <escott> steveGODSchild, sudo apt-get install wodim
[22:03] <steveGODSchild> I have itinstalled
[22:03] <steveGODSchild> now what
[22:03] <escott> steveGODSchild, run "wodim -scanbus"
[22:03] <HELP> hi
[22:03] <WHOisAmanda> what u need HELP
[22:04] <escott> steveGODSchild, and send us any line that doesn't end in a *
[22:04] <Guest67613> u are poland?
[22:04] <WHOisAmanda> no
[22:04] <WHOisAmanda> usa
[22:04] <Guest67613> ...
[22:04] <Guest67613> i have a problem.
[22:04] <WHOisAmanda> what do you need just explain
[22:04] <Guest67613> my bios nor start
[22:04] <Brayden4> hey ppl
[22:04] <Guest67613> not*
[22:04] <steveGODSchild> how do I find it
[22:04] <Guest67613> my english is a ... crash
[22:05] <Brayden4> hey whats up
[22:05] <WHOisAmanda> what kind of computer brand and model
[22:05] <escott> steveGODSchild, you don't need to find it. that same window where you typed "sudo apt-get install wodim" run the "wodim -scanbus" command
[22:06] <Brayden4> So is there a way to install flash on knoppix
[22:06] <steveGODSchild> sudo apt-get install wodim" run the "wodim -scanbus" command
[22:06] <Guest67613> go to priv.
[22:06] <raphael> alguém do brasil?
[22:06] <escott> !br | raphael
[22:06] <bekks> steveGODSchild: sudo apt-get install wodim; wodim -scanbus
[22:06] <Guest67613> JEST TUTAJ JAKIS POLAK??
[22:06] <bekks> !pl | Guest67613
[22:06] <escott> steveGODSchild, open a terminal. have you done that? do you know how to do that?
[22:06] <steveGODSchild> sudo apt-get install wodim
[22:06] <Plizzo> I have an installation of Ubuntu Server 11.10 with the system on an SSD and all my storage on a RAID5 partition. If I wipe my SSD and perform a clean install of my system, will it in any way affect the status of the RAID, and will I be able to mount it instantly through fstab like I do today?
[22:07] <steveGODSchild> how do I open a terminal
[22:07] <WHOisAmanda> ctrl+alt+t
[22:07] <IdleOne> ctrl+t
[22:07] <WHOisAmanda> that's how it works on 12.04
[22:07] <tozen> hi  people is there any chance to switch off-on power from usb in ubuntu- terminal?
[22:08] <Fabinis> NAT Throughput in clearOS knows anyone?
[22:08] <bekks> Fabinis: ClearOS is not supported in here.
[22:08] <WHOisAmanda> Plizzo stop spamming irc
[22:08] <Fabinis> okey, Ubuntu NAT Throughput?
[22:08] <WHOisAmanda> sorry
[22:08] <bekks> Fabinis: You are on ClearOS, not Ubuntu. :)
[22:09] <Fabinis> if i got 2x1Gbps intel lan cards
[22:09] <Fabinis> maybe ill change it into ubuntu :>
[22:09] <bekks> Fabinis: And until then, it isnt supported in here. :)
[22:10] <steveGODSchild> steve@steve-VirtualBox:~$ sudo apt-get install wodim
[22:10] <steveGODSchild> [sudo] password for steve:
[22:10] <steveGODSchild> Reading package lists... Done
[22:10] <steveGODSchild> Building dependency tree
[22:10] <steveGODSchild> Reading state information... Done
[22:10] <steveGODSchild> wodim is already the newest version.
[22:10] <FloodBot1> steveGODSchild: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:10] <Plizzo> WHOisAmanda: I would not call it spamming, I simply made a single post in two different channels because it has to do with Ubuntu as well as the server edition...
[22:10] <escott> steveGODSchild, so now run "wodim -scanbus"
[22:10] <steveGODSchild> how do I do that
[22:11] <tozen> does anybody hear me?
[22:11] <escott> steveGODSchild, im just assuming you are trolling. so last time. just type in "wodim -scanbus"
[22:12] <aguitel> i installed googleearth with ugly fonts ,how fix this ?
[22:12] <steveGODSchild> I did it
[22:14] <bekks> Plizzo: I'd create a backup before.
[22:14] <escott> steveGODSchild, and....
[22:16] <steveGODSchild> it says2,0,0 and a  bunch of other stuff
[22:16] <steveGODSchild> did I do it right
[22:17] <escott> !paste | steveGODSchild
[22:17] <rodhash> Hello guys… what's the difference between compiz-decorator & unity-window-decorator??
[22:17] <rodhash> I'm running Oneiric with Unity-2d + compiz and I just noticed both decorators are running
[22:18] <OerHeks> aguitel, for google earth 6.2 , maybe usable for current 6.2.2 too >> http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/01/how-to-fix-ugly-fonts-in-google-earth-6-2-on-ubuntu
[22:18] <steveGODSchild> I am confud\ssed
[22:18] <steveGODSchild> confussed
[22:19] <escott> steveGODSchild, im trying to figure out what kind of burner you have. which i might be able to find out if you sent the output of the scanbus command
[22:19] <aguitel> OerHeks, thanks
[22:20] <steveGODSchild> lg
[22:20] <steveGODSchild> I think
[22:22] <steveGODSchild> please be patient with me
[22:23] <rodhash> guys, any idea?
[22:24] <WHOisAmanda> how do i install the ubuntu torrent client
[22:24] <WHOisAmanda> transmission
[22:24] <escott> rodhash, seems strange to me. do you know which one is actually doing the drawing
[22:25] <escott> !info transmission-gtk
[22:25] <rodhash> escott: yes it's weird but I'm not sure.. actually I'm trying to figure it out in order to apply some theme, the current one is too bright
[22:25] <steveGODSchild> what should I do
[22:26] <WHOisAmanda> got it thanks
[22:28] <steveGODSchild> I installled ubuntu on virtual box does that make a difference
[22:29] <yekoms> steveGODSchild, i dont see why not.
[22:29] <yekoms> it should run as if its installed on a physical hard drive..
[22:30] <escott> yekoms, no
[22:30] <steveGODSchild> why wont my dvd burner work then
[22:30] <yekoms> are you passing the device inside vbox?
[22:30] <yekoms> !vbox
[22:31] <bekks> steveGODSchild: Yes, it does.
[22:31] <bekks> steveGODSchild: You have to enable the setting for passing through the device, which is described in the vbox manual.
[22:32] <yekoms> bekks, i just asked him if he passed the device in vbox lol
[22:32] <steveGODSchild> I try to use sound juicer and it says no cd rom
[22:33] <yekoms> shutdown the vbox image, pass your cdrom device into the vbox image settings, and restart
[22:33] <bekks> You dont have to shutdown the vm to do so.
[22:33] <yekoms>  havnt used vbox in two years so i can remember exactly what tab its under and all that.
[22:33] <yekoms> i havnt*
[22:33] <steveGODSchild> what do you mean BEKKS
[22:34] <bekks> steveGODSchild: Exactly what I said. :)
[22:35] <akthomas> hey
[22:35] <akthomas> can any one help
[22:35] <yekoms> steveGODSchild, https://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?t=5338
[22:35] <yekoms> there is your solution. ^
[22:35] <steveGODSchild> I am confussed
[22:35] <yekoms> steveGODSchild, load that link, and follow the solution.
[22:36] <rodhash> escott: I just figured it out, it's compiz
[22:37] <steveGODSchild> load that in the terminal I have open
[22:37] <chinneseproduct> hi
[22:37] <rodhash> escott: I'm now looking in the ccsm but I'm not finding any option to choose themes : /
[22:37] <chinneseproduct> need help on how to install apache
[22:37] <yekoms> steveGODSchild, that URL has pictures of where you need to pass the device of the host computer.
[22:38] <escott> chinneseproduct, apt-get install apache
[22:38] <yekoms> apt-get install apache2.2
[22:38] <yekoms> apt-get install apache2.2 apache2.2-bin
[22:38] <_Tristan> Sometimes my touchpad goes boom, and I have a hotkey which reloads psmouse, and reruns my settings file. Sadly, after I've reloaded psmouse, RightButtonArea* options no longer work. So I have a right button after I boot, which works until I have to reload my mouse module. Any ideas on how I can make it reload properly?
[22:38] <chinneseproduct> need help on how to install apache already  downloaded and extracted
[22:38] <akthomas> hey can any one tell me how to copy one file into another
[22:38] <yekoms> akthomas, what kind of file? flat file?
[22:38] <_Tristan> chinneseproduct: is there a reason why you're not getting it from a ppa?
[22:39] <chinneseproduct> escott, already downloaded
[22:39] <akthomas> can u go to this page https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pppd
[22:39] <yekoms> cat file1 >> file2, if they are text documents (flatfile) akthomas
[22:39] <yekoms> akthomas, i dont know anything ppoe, sorry i cant offer any help.
[22:39] <WHOisAmanda> how do i make a list of files and folders appear on term
[22:40] <escott> WHOisAmanda, ls
[22:40] <WHOisAmanda> they are on d desktop
[22:40] <chinneseproduct> _Tristan, i got it from here http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-linux.html#374
[22:40] <akthomas> in the Configuration section there is a line :: add a command that copies /etc/ppp/resolv.conf to /etc/resolv.conf.
[22:40] <escott> chinneseproduct, thats not a supported manner
[22:41] <aguitel> if i recize some partition  ,change the UUID ?
[22:41] <_Tristan> chinneseproduct: not only is it "unsupported", it
[22:41] <_Tristan> is horrible.
[22:42] <escott> aguitel, a resize should not change the UUID
[22:42] <chinneseproduct> escott, as applies in windows microsoft installation of any software is to go  up to setup file  then open it will start execute
[22:42] <_Tristan> the very fact that you attempted to install apache in that way makes me want to curl up and die.
[22:42] <krababbel> aguitel: I think maybe if you change the start of a partition
[22:42] <chinneseproduct> escott,+t as applies in windows microsoft installation of any software is to go  up to setup file  then open it will start execute
[22:42] <_Tristan> chinneseproduct: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[22:42] <escott> chinneseproduct, if you like that then i would suggest you install windows. thats not how it is done here
[22:42] <aguitel> escott, ok
[22:43] <chinneseproduct> escott,  so wat can i do
[22:43] <tozen> hi  people is there any chance to switch off-on power from usb in ubuntu- terminal?
[22:43] <_Tristan> chinneseproduct: again, install "taskel" and run it
[22:44] <escott> tozen, you want to turn off a usb device/bus
[22:44] <Treaver1> Can someone help me install PS3MediaServer the ppa isn't working
[22:44] <chinneseproduct> _Tristan, what is tskel
[22:44] <jagginess> tozen, probably not, i think the linux sleeping drivers are all still a WIP (work in progress... for any linux, not just ubuntu)
[22:44] <_Tristan> chinneseproduct: taskel is a program that makes it very easy for system administrators to install common server software, such as a LAMP stack.
[22:44] <jagginess> tozen, device sleeping/waking is still *problematic with linux
[22:45] <chinneseproduct> _Tristan,  and hoow about php and msql
[22:45] <tozen> thx folks
[22:45] <_Tristan> chinneseproduct: Linux Apache Mysql Php
[22:45] <jagginess> tozen, but the "end" devices with their own "power" switch, of course they turn off themselves, but the usb port of the computer is still listening with power on
[22:45] <_Tristan> chinneseproduct: AKA LAMP
[22:45] <chinneseproduct> _Tristan, i want to install  both of em
[22:46] <djwonk> hi, I edited /etc/security/limits.conf and changed some limits for an elasticsseach user, but I'm not seeing the changes picked up when I: sudo su - elasticsearch THEN ulimit -Sn
[22:46] <chinneseproduct> _Tristan,  thanksssss alotttt friend
[22:46] <_Tristan> chinneseproduct: if you type "sudo apt-get install taskel && sudo taskel" in your terminal, you will have a VERY hard time NOT installing what you want.
[22:47] <chinneseproduct> _Tristan, so how can i tackle it  LAMP
[22:48] <chinneseproduct> _Tristan, can  i have the apt-get install command for LAMP  installation
[22:48] <escott> djwonk, the limits will need to be reparsed and loaded into the kernel. a reboot should make that happen
[22:48] <Npc> i've got this realtek wlan in my laptop which performs poorly with ubuntu but ok with windows
[22:48] <bekks> chinneseproduct: Install "tasksel", run it, and select the packages you want.
[22:48] <Cyberspaceloa> tasksel can bork an ubuntu system pretty hard
[22:48] <Npc> i thought about changing the driver
[22:49] <Cyberspaceloa> from what I recall, it's usually when trying to remove packages
[22:49] <Npc> the read me for the driver says to do make install
[22:49] <djwonk> escott I hope so :) I've seen some suggestions online that they will happen right away
[22:49] <Npc> but do i have to blacklist the previous driver first manually?
[22:49] <Cyberspaceloa> chinneseproduct: apparently there isn't a metapackage for lamp anymore
[22:50] <Cyberspaceloa> chinneseproduct: if you use tasksel, read up on it first and be very cautious
[22:50] <chinneseproduct> bekks, read the_Tristan comment
[22:50] <escott> djwonk, its certainly not going to be right away. the limits need to be in the kernel (otherwise every file write involves a slow path read against /etc)
[22:50] <_Tristan> Cyberspaceloa: I think the risks should be mitigated by OP's complete inability to comprehend basic logic, the likelihood of taskel actually being used is probably something like 2%
[22:51] <djwonk> escott: you are right. i misspoke. the articles say after a user login the changes should be picked up. a reboot is pretty drastic
[22:51] <chinneseproduct> Cyberspaceloa, what can i do cuz am shocking with ur caution
[22:51] <escott> djwonk, if you look at man limits it references pam_limits, my guess is it gets picked up on login when pam_limits.so reparses the file
[22:51] <Cyberspaceloa> _Tristan: perhaps, although I'd argue that inexperienced users will have a harder time avoiding the removal of critical desktop packages
[22:52] <Cyberspaceloa> chinneseproduct: as far as I know, tasksel is the only neatly packaged way of installing a LAMP server
[22:52] <_Tristan> Cyberspaceloa: IMO, if you're gonna use ubuntu without reading installation side-effects, you're gonna have a bad time.
[22:52] <Treaver1> Can anyone help me with the Playstion Media Server
[22:52] <Tryy3> is there somewhere i can find the roots password? i might accidently lost it :S
[22:52] <escott> Tryy3, no
[22:53] <_Tristan> with or without taskel, I mean
[22:53] <chinneseproduct> Cyberspaceloa, ennnnhhee whats ur cautious warning me
[22:53] <djwonk> escott: ok. I still don't understand when I need to learn more about pam … in this case, my changes are not getting picked up. is there a log file I can check to see why not?
[22:53] <Tryy3> escott :S
[22:53] <Cyberspaceloa> chinneseproduct: hold on, give me a second
[22:53] <Tryy3> escott how can i get my root password back then?
[22:53] <escott> djwonk, try /var/log/auth.log
[22:53] <chinneseproduct> Cyberspaceloa, ok am waiting for u to direct me on that case
[22:54] <escott> Tryy3, root doesn't have a password. so there is no password to get back
[22:54] <n0sq> looks like lubuntu doesn't fix my problem either - guess it's time for a newer computer
[22:54] <Tryy3> escott oh
[22:54] <Tryy3> escott herp derp then ^_^
[22:55] <bekks> Tryy3: Thats why you should use sudo :)
[22:56] <Tryy3> bekks it was for ftp ^_^
[22:56] <Tryy3> bekks oh well i learned how 'vi' works :D
[22:56] <escott> Tryy3, ftp to root?!?! are you insane? or do you mean sftp?
[22:57] <Cyberspaceloa> chinneseproduct: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1369551&highlight=tasksel+removes+packages
[22:57] <Tryy3> escott i didn't had permission to save a file so i thought root was the smartest idea?
[22:57] <Cyberspaceloa> chinneseproduct: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1585015.html
[22:57] <escott> !permissions | Tryy3
[22:57] <bekks> Tryy3: It was the most insane idea ever. :)
[22:58] <djwonk> escott: ok, cool, I see logs of logins, but no diagnostic info about the limits. I do see a "pam_unix(sudo:session): session opened for user elasticsearch by david(uid=1000)" -- thats it. any other ideas on how to figure out why limits are not being picked up?
[22:58] <escott> djwonk, its not something im too familiar with honestly. you might also check syslog
[22:58] <Tryy3> bekks oh well, you learn by mistakes :D may i ask why its a insane idea?
[22:58] <Tryy3> escott i was to lazy to read that ^_^
[22:58] <escott> Tryy3, ftp is awful and insecure. don't ever use it
[22:58] <bekks> Tryy3: ;)
[22:58] <TimothyA> escott: the internet is awful and insecure. don't ever use it
[22:59] <bekks> Tryy3: You should have read what you havent :P
[22:59] <TimothyA> breathing is dangerous. don't ever do it
[22:59] <Tryy3> escott but its only me that is accessing the server anyway?
[22:59] <Tryy3> bekks but i dont like reading ;(
[22:59] <bekks> Tryy3: Then you dont like learning.
[23:00] <escott> Tryy3, install openssh-server and use it. you can use scp or use their sftp module if the ftp syntax is so desirable to you
[23:00] <TimothyA> does it support FXP? :D
[23:00] <Tryy3> bekks i like to learn the hard way :D
[23:00] <Tryy3> escott iam using winSCP on port 22 to access some sort of ftp is that sftp?
[23:01] <escott> Tryy3, port 22 is ssh. so thats good
[23:01] <bekks> Tryy3: I just created a notice for not helping you anymore when you are refusing to read really import stuff :)
[23:01] <Tryy3> escott then iam safe yay
[23:02] <Tryy3> bekks iam reading some stuff but permission haven't been that big issue yet
[23:02] <Tryy3> ^_^
[23:03] <chinneseproduct> Cyberspaceloa, otheers say have trouble other aint so wats ur recommendation
[23:03] <Brayden4> hello
[23:03] <Brayden4> Is there anybody there
[23:03] <Cyberspaceloa> chinneseproduct: I saw mention in some of those threads about installing each component of a LAMP from apt
[23:03] <bekks> Brayden4: "/names" -- about 1000 ppl are here.
[23:03] <Brayden4> haha
[23:04] <Cyberspaceloa> chinneseproduct: That's probably the route I will take when I get around to messing with it myself
[23:04] <djwonk> escott: thanks for your help. I'm poking around /etc/pam.d and I think I will figure it out. maybe in common-session-noninteractive
[23:04] <Brayden4> question?
[23:04] <Brayden4> Does anybody know?
[23:04] <Cyberspaceloa> chinneseproduct: unfortunately, I can't walk you through that right now as I have a lot of work to get done. I just wanted to emphasize caution if you're using tasksel with a desktop install
[23:05] <bekks> Brayden4: Not without knowing what you will ask finally.
[23:05] <bekks> Brayden4: Just ask what you really want to know.
[23:05] <Brayden4> How to put windows on my netbook
[23:05] <Brayden4> i have knoppix no partion
[23:05] <bekks> Brayden4: Thats offtopic on here.
[23:05] <Brayden4> yeah i know
[23:05] <steveGODSchild> IT WORKS
[23:06] <steveGODSchild> I got my cd to work
[23:06] <bekks> Brayden4: Then please keep it off this channel, and use #ubuntu-offtopic instead
[23:06] <steveGODSchild> thanks so much for your help
[23:07] <LadyLight> hello, I was wondering if someone can help me install ubuntu on my mini dell computer. It has no CD drive and I can't seem to figure out how to boot from USB
[23:07] <tozen> ts
[23:08] <myk_robinson> evening, all
[23:08] <myk_robinson> Posed this same question on the +1 room, but not much action there...
[23:08] <myk_robinson> Playing with Ubuntu on my laptop, connected to my 32" tv via hdmi. How can I set a default screen for applications to launch on? Some things open on my laptop, others open up on the TV. I have the TV set as an extension, so I can play with my laptop while my daughter watches a movie.
[23:08] <djwonk> escott: yeah, it is most likely an issue with when pam loads new limits. for posterity: http://www.dctrwatson.com/tag/elasticsearch/
[23:14] <escott> myk_robinson, devilspie or matching rules in ccsm
[23:15] <myk_robinson> escott: dont have ccsm installed, but i can. what is devilspie?
[23:16] <escott> !info devilspie
[23:16] <myk_robinson> thanks, will take a look.
[23:16] <myk_robinson> wonder how they expect a "new" user to find that kind of thing? Seems if would simply have an option in display properties to select a default screen :(
[23:18] <jrib> myk_robinson: you can *probably* just set the DISPLAY variable appropriately as well (note: I have not used unity)
[23:18] <escott> myk_robinson, how would a new user to windows find out how they can play flash online
[23:18] <john_doe_jr> if I want to use find command to find all files of a certain type…what would that look like?
[23:18] <escott> jrib, $DISPLAY is for what X server to display on, not what screen on a multihead system
[23:18] <jrib> john_doe_jr: what do you mean by "type"?
[23:18] <myk_robinson> escott: directX triggers, likely, but that's a whole 'nother story :)
[23:19] <john_doe_jr> I want to find all .deb files in the current directory
[23:19] <jrib> escott: I've specified DISPLAY=:0.0 in the past for example
[23:19] <myk_robinson> but point well noted
[23:19] <jrib> or something like that
[23:19] <jrib> john_doe_jr: find -name '*.deb'
[23:23] <cowsquad> I have a question guys. I have 4gb memory but ubuntu only show 2.8 on the system Details, why is that? I have ubuntu 64 bit
[23:23] <jrib> cowsquad: what ubuntu version?
[23:23] <cowsquad> I am on ubuntu 12.10 but I saw the same thing on 12.04 a few days ago
[23:24] <jrib> cowsquad: #ubuntu+1 for help with 12.10
[23:24] <cowsquad> Is not about the ubuntu version man. I have 12.04 on dual booting, and it show the same thing
[23:25] <jrib> cowsquad: if you want to boot 12.04, then we can help you here
[23:25] <root___> hi
[23:25] <root___> guys
[23:25] <root___> i installed compiz now my upper pannel gone plz help
[23:25] <cowsquad> I am on 12.04 right now
[23:26] <root___> how do i restore
[23:26] <root___> to default
[23:26] <jrib> cowsquad: #ubuntu+1 is a real channel.  If you are on 12.10, you really should ask there.
[23:26] <juniour> hi
[23:26] <zavros> hi
[23:26] <juniour> i installed compiz and my upper pannel gone
[23:26] <escott> cowsquad, you won't see all the physical ram because the kernel will use some but not 1+gigs
[23:26] <zavros> is this a irc i can get support on for the ubuntu software center?
[23:26] <juniour> hoow do i restore
[23:27] <juniour> i installed compiz and my upper pannel gone how to restore plz help
[23:30] <zavros> i tried to buy (Sacred: Gold Edition) off of the Ubuntu Software Center and it failed the first time because i have the wrong billing address for my card so i tried again with the correct one, it was going through and then at the last second the software center said payment failed but my account has been charged 14.99$ for the game.
[23:31] <zavros> anyone know if i'm gonna actually get the game or do i have to call one of the support numbers for Ubuntu to get my money refunded?
[23:31] <Sith_Lord> call them
[23:31] <chinneseproduct> Cyberspaceloa, aptitude tasksel failed what can  i do  http://pastebin.com/NzQZCMir
[23:31] <chinneseproduct> escott, http://pastebin.com/NzQZCMir need help
[23:36] <chinneseproduct> http://pastebin.com/NzQZCMir
[23:36] <MorphD> !list
[23:37] <chinneseproduct> http://pastebin.com/NzQZCMir
[23:38] <silverarrow> is anyone familiar with what happens to LSO cookies in Ubuntu?
[23:38] <silverarrow> I am having problems with major lagging in firefox
[23:38] <chinneseproduct> http://pastebin.com/NzQZCMir
[23:40] <chinneseproduct> http://pastebin.com/NzQZCMir
[23:40] <l0p3n> silverarrow: I think there is an addon to remove them called betterprivacy
[23:41] <silverarrow> l0p3n: would it work in Ubuntu too? I have no adobe flash, and I`m not sure if it is LSO, I have Gnash, which possibly acts the same
[23:42] <l0p3n> yes it is an firefox addon
[23:42] <l0p3n> *a
[23:42] <silverarrow> l0p3n: I have it intsalled, but it  never detects anything, like it does in windows.
[23:43] <silverarrow> which might be because I have no adobe flash player
[23:43] <silverarrow> I have trouble with scrips running, and major lag in browser
[23:44] <l0p3n> Are you using many addons?
[23:45] <silverarrow> l0p3n: just a downloader,
[23:45] <silverarrow> l0p3n: well, maybe loads with gnash browser plugin packages, gecko and all the default ones
[23:46] <ls612> trism: It's 3.2.0-29-Generic
[23:46] <ranjan> hi all, is there gnome 3.6 packages available for Ubuntu 12.04?
[23:47] <silverarrow> ranjan: from quantal?
[23:47] <rogue780> hi. I'm trying to install Xubuntu 12.04 on a Dell Poweredge SC440 onto a fresh WD 1TB drive. I install successfully (using alternate xubuntu installer), and grub installs successfully with grub-install /dev/sda. When the computer restarts, it says it cannot find a bootable drive
[23:47] <rogue780> does anyone have any suggestions to remedy this?
[23:48] <ranjan> silverarrow, i am asking about precise
[23:48] <trism> ls612: thanks, http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise-updates/linux-backports-modules-cw-3.4-3.2.0-29-generic this should be the proper link
[23:49] <wilee-nilee> ranjan, I believe there is a ppa.
[23:49] <ls612> Thanks, I'll try that.
[23:49] <ranjan> wilee-nilee, for latest gnome 3.6?
[23:49] <silverarrow> this is the script  http://s0.2mdn.net/879366/inpageGlobalTemplate_v2_71_03.js:71
[23:50] <silverarrow> or what came up in the warning
[23:50] <silverarrow> I have never had that in ubuntu before
[23:50] <wilee-nilee> ranjan, Not sure exactly, I can't find it at the moment but another was asking yesterday about a backport to 12.04 when I saw it I just didn't save it.
[23:50] <silverarrow> sorry, wrong channel
[23:50] <ranjan> wilee-nilee, ok
[23:54] <wilee-nilee> ranjan, have you seen the bottom panel change in the above precise gnome 3.4 templates?
[23:54] <rogue780> anyone?
[23:55] <wilee-nilee> rogue780, This the only drive?
[23:55] <rogue780> yes
[23:55] <zykotick9> rogue780: i'd check to verify that HD is selected as a bootable device?  in the bios-like thing.
[23:55] <l0p3n> silverarrow: Maybe this can help you. Other than that I don't know what's slowing down your firefox. http://www.howtogeek.com/119550/browser-slow-how-to-make-mozilla-firefox-fast-again/
[23:55] <wilee-nilee> rogue780, how did you run that command and where?
[23:56] <wilee-nilee> /dev/sda
[23:56] <rogue780> zykotick9, according to cfdisk, /dev/sda1 has the boot flag set
[23:56] <zykotick9> rogue780: boot flags mean NOTHING to grub
[23:56] <rogue780> wilee-nilee, it was automatically run during the install, but after the first failed boot, I booted from the install media ins to recovery mode and ran grub-install /dev/sda
[23:57] <silverarrow> l0p3n: this address came up as warning with the option to turn it off  http://s0.2mdn.net/879366/inpageGlobalTemplate_v2_71_03.js:71
[23:57] <wilee-nilee> rogue780, If you mean the cd it has to be a chroot in to run it.
[23:58] <LadyLight> how do i download ubuntu with a USB on my dell computer?
[23:58] <l0p3n> silverarrow: hmm strange, I did not get any of those
[23:58] <moment> uhmn if i change some file in a git repos and i want them to change back to what they used to be then how do i go about doing that?
[23:58] <BlackNarcissus> Hello everyone. I am using 12.04 on a Netbook with Radeon HD video chipset, the default radeon free drivers, and fullscreen videos in browser are very slow and choppy. Be it flash or html5. I tried everything I could, any advise ? Thanks.
[23:58] <rogue780> wilee-nilee, what do you mean? when selecting recovery mode, it asks where I want the shell's root to be. I chose /dev/sda1
[23:59] <wilee-nilee> rogue780, I would say running the bootscript would be a good idea.
[23:59] <wilee-nilee> for us to look at the whole setup
[23:59] <silverarrow> l0p3n: wonder what it is