[00:00] <yannsalaun> now some hardware isn't working good
[00:00] <yannsalaun> the main problem is that the fan isn't running !
[00:00] <yannsalaun> does anybody have an idea ?
[00:02] <L3top> yannsalaun: sudo apt-get install fancontrol
[00:04] <Pedro__> anyone there
[00:04] <heoyea> nop
[00:04] <Pedro__> ok then
[00:04] <yannsalaun> L3top: any idea why it was working before and not anymore ?
[00:04] <activex> portugal hehe :)
[00:04] <Sheikhmak> hey guys, I'd like to copy my entire buffer in byobu to a file, any one knows how to do that?
[00:05] <z3r0> #gnunet
[00:05] <heoyea> copy paste
[00:05] <activex> ctrl+c
[00:05] <Sheikhmak> no that easy, its 5000 sroll back lines
[00:06] <activex> ctrl+a
[00:06] <heoyea> enter copy mode
[00:06] <Dougie187> I'm having trouble using cloudprint to setup and use google's cloud print on a headless server
[00:07] <Dougie187> Has anyone successfully used it before?
[00:07] <vicatcu> is this the appropriate channel to ask questions about network configuration in ubuntu 12.04?
[00:07] <yannsalaun> vicatcu: yes
[00:08] <Sheikhmak> okay so i enter copy mode with f7 according to the man page
[00:09] <Sheikhmak> but when you copy, it doesn't paste
[00:09] <Sheikhmak> can someone quickly test it and tell me what i'm missing?
[00:10] <vicatcu> ok so here's my story... I can  tether my laptop to my phone's mobile hotspot to get an internet connection... I have a device that I can only connect to the internet through a wired connection, I have an ethernet hub... I want to set my laptop up to allow my wired-only device to get online through my mobile hotspot... everything uses DHCP / DNS... how do I do it?
[00:10] <vicatcu> my laptop is running ubuntu 12.04 lts
[00:10] <crackerjackz> im looking for a program that will allow me to change the settings of my grahpics card..
[00:10] <eGetin> hello
[00:11] <eGetin> is it possible to get the social network system from 12.10 to 12.04?
[00:11] <eGetin> like twitter etc.
[00:11] <crackerjackz> this is the graphics card i have.. Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960
[00:12] <zlacker> crackerjackz: do you have the intel drivers intalled?
[00:12] <zlacker> maybe they will allow you to change the settings you want
[00:12] <crackerjackz> zlacker: i'm not  sure which drivers it's using but i'm pretty sure it's using drivers that are already in the kernel
[00:13] <crackerjackz> because i didn't really have to do anything after i installed ubuntu on here everything just pretty much worked
[00:13] <zlacker> crackerjackz: so I would recommend you to download inter drivers and install them
[00:13] <zlacker> you are probably on generic drivers
[00:13] <crackerjackz> zlacker: are they in the repos?
[00:13] <zlacker> I am not sure, but I know they are on the intel website
[00:14] <crackerjackz> zlacker: jockey doesn't find anything to do with my graphics card
[00:14] <konbon> Hello everyone
[00:14] <zlacker> yeah, maybe you need to download them directly from intell and install manually
[00:15] <mopos> Hey guys, are there some verion mismatches between gnu autos and libtool on ubuntu?
[00:15] <konbon> I just went from ubunti 12.10 server to desktop using sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop and it finished. I logged in via tightvnc and it shows the UI but it has not Unity side bar or Gnome top panel. Is there a way to get unity working from this point?
[00:15] <konbon> has no*
[00:17] <zlacker> konbon: you can try removing unity and reinstalling it
[00:17] <vicatcu> here's a picture of what I'd like to do: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1bRziYQhV9VXmaEVd7N5ZWdCsxAwFT8YHtimlx2W0AVQ/edit
[00:17] <konbon> what is the command for that ?
[00:17] <vicatcu> can anyone help me accomplish that?
[00:17] <zlacker> http://askubuntu.com/questions/131016/how-can-i-remove-and-re-install-unity
[00:17] <zlacker> see if that helps you
[00:18] <konbon> Thanks
[00:22] <zlacker> vicatcu: I didnt understand you question properly I guess
[00:22] <vicatcu> zlacker, did check out my picture? https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1bRziYQhV9VXmaEVd7N5ZWdCsxAwFT8YHtimlx2W0AVQ/edit
[00:22] <zlacker> you are basically wanting the device which only works with cables to work through the thetered phone?
[00:23] <zlacker> Ohhh now I got it
[00:23] <vicatcu> zlacker, yes that's right
[00:23] <zlacker> well, you have to configure a DHCP/DNS server on the computer
[00:23] <zlacker> after everything is set up, you will have to point the device to the PC's IP
[00:24] <zlacker> so it will provide the device the IP (DHCP) and DNS
[00:24] <vicatcu> zlacker, lets take this one step at a time ... how do i know if I have DHCP/DNS server running on the computer?
[00:25] <zlacker> you can check the services to see if there are DHCP or DNS services running
[00:25] <vicatcu> also i was wondering if all i needed to do was set up a bridge as described here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BridgingNetworkInterfaces
[00:25] <banana-nut> good evening everyone, I have an issue with apt.  I cannot get anything to install because something with python-uno
[00:26] <msdaisy> what does that mean banana-nut ? Are you getting a particular error message?
[00:26] <zlacker> vicatcu: honestly, I dont know if this would work... it makes sense
[00:26] <banana-nut> no matter what I do I get this http://pastebin.com/6i0SP47x
[00:26] <vicatcu> zlacker: here's the output of service --status-all   https://gist.github.com/4301377
[00:26] <banana-nut> apt-get install -f doesnt fix anything
[00:26] <zlacker> but I have never faced this situation, I can only assure the DHCP/DNS methods, but they are way harder to do
[00:26] <Dougie187> When I'm trying to use the python cloudprint script, it won't print (when I print from another device) and I constantly get an error that it can't connect to the cloud service. Anyone have any tips for fixing it?
[00:27] <vicatcu> zlacker, i'm up for the dhcp/dns path
[00:27] <vicatcu> zlacker, so can you tell am i already running a dhcp/dns server?
[00:27] <banana-nut> cany anyone figure out what broke? I don'r really want to reinstall since this is a live server
[00:27] <banana-nut> but I need apt working
[00:28] <konbon> zlacker that did not work :(
[00:28] <zlacker> vicatcu: seems you are not
[00:28] <konbon> any one else know why Unity would not load after updating from ubuntu server to ubuntu-desktop?
[00:28] <vicatcu> zlacker, isn't that was dnsmasq is?
[00:29] <zlacker> banana-nut: whats the error?
[00:29] <konbon> i can see the background but there's no side bar or top bar
[00:29] <zlacker> oh sorry
[00:29] <zlacker> let me see it
[00:29] <konbon> I can right click and see a few options
[00:29] <banana-nut> this is the output http://pastebin.com/6i0SP47x
[00:29] <konbon> I might need to restart
[00:29] <heoyea> pull plug
[00:30] <zlacker> banana-nut: are you able to remove python and run -f?
[00:30] <Tech936> Whats the story in ubuntu land?
[00:30] <banana-nut> like totally remove python?
[00:30] <zlacker> yeah, remove al related to python2.6
[00:30] <zlacker> and reinstall
[00:30] <zlacker> so it will rebuild dependencies
[00:31] <banana-nut> Errors were encountered while processing:  python-uno  libapache2-mod-python
[00:31] <zlacker> vicatcu: hey, dnsmasq is not a server
[00:31] <banana-nut> it didnt get rid of it all
[00:31] <zlacker> it acts like a forwarder
[00:31] <Tech936> Why not try repairing the
[00:31] <Tech936> Woopz why not try repaing python?
[00:32] <vicatcu> zlacker: so i was looking at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing#DHCP.2BAC8-DNS_server
[00:32] <konbon> can i have kde and unity installed in the same os?
[00:32] <bekks> konbon: Sure.
[00:32] <konbon> i feel like trying kde since unity failed.
[00:32] <vicatcu> zlacker: that's what put me on to dnsmasq ... what should i be doing if not that
[00:32] <konbon> i hate dedicated servers
[00:32] <konbon> such a pain to config them to a desktop ui
[00:32] <banana-nut> zlacker
[00:32] <banana-nut> I think this broke it more
[00:32]  * Tech936 highfive konbon
[00:33] <konbon> :P
[00:33] <bekks> konbon: Using dedicated servers as a desktop introduces security problems.
[00:33] <Tech936> Indeed
[00:33] <konbon> That's ok with me at this point
[00:33] <konbon> I just want this thing to show a damn GUI
[00:33] <konbon> Unity or what ever
[00:34] <Tech936> What os?
[00:34] <konbon> Ubuntu 12.10 server
[00:34]  * bekks suggests learning on how to administer a server without a gui.
[00:34] <konbon> just did the ubuntu-desktop update
[00:34] <konbon> [bekks]: I do know how. This is for a super noob who wants a UI
[00:34] <konbon> I'm comfortbale with non ui
[00:34] <Tech936> Dude/dudet why not use the low gui
[00:35] <bekks> konbon: For a super noob, it is the worst idea to use a GUI on a server.
[00:35] <konbon> lol
[00:35] <konbon> [Tech936]: can i remove this ubuntu-desktop and start over?>
[00:35] <konbon> I just want to install ubuntu-desktop and virtualbox
[00:35] <konbon> that's all i need
[00:35] <Tech936> Sure anything you have done start a fresh
[00:35] <bekks> virtualbox can be used perfectly without a gui.
[00:36] <Tech936> Guessing the server is eth0 right?
[00:36] <bekks> Tech936: eth0 is a network interface.
[00:36] <WXZ> is the software centre a comprehensive list of all the things you have installed?
[00:36] <Tech936> Well done skiddie wasent finished
[00:36] <konbon> yeah
[00:37] <konbon> i did the thing zlacker suggested and now i don't even have compiz installed correct
[00:37] <Tech936> Is the network wired i wanted to know in case he'd get all this info and still have to configure the wireless
[00:37] <konbon> it now just shows the background. nothing else
[00:38] <konbon> it's connected to a network yeah
[00:38] <Tech936> Dont need compiz
[00:38] <konbon> do i need to tell it to load unity once it's installed?
[00:38] <konbon> like with kde you need to do startx and startkde
[00:39] <konbon> is there one for unity?
[00:39] <vicatcu> zlacker: this looks interesting... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/ShareEthernetConnectionThroughWireless
[00:39] <Tech936> Just reboot the system and do sudo apt-get update and upgrade
[00:39] <konbon> ok
[00:40] <Tech936> And then google for gui on ubuntu server then do what bekks would do and copy and paste
[00:40] <vicatcu> a little worrying that it's from ubuntu 7.04... wondering if there's a better way in 12.04... anyone?
[00:40] <konbon> all 0 on upgrade
[00:40]  * Tech936 pats self on back
[00:40] <konbon> i did update and it did update some stuff but update has 0 on all
[00:40] <konbon> upgrade has 0 on all*
[00:41] <Tech936> By the sounds of things in a nice way who ever installed ubuntu server is thick as two winblows machines lol
[00:41] <konbon> Tech936 you got time to teamviewer in and help a brotha out?
[00:41] <puppy_parade> oh. I got mplayer to spit out an error
[00:41] <Tech936> Give me a sec ill download app to tablet
[00:42] <konbon> nice :D
[00:42] <Tech936> Msg me
[00:42] <konbon> yeah, thanks dude
[00:42] <delinquentme> so I've got my windows HD mounted ... and I want to use bash to check through the files
[00:42] <delinquentme> and run git commands ... how do I cd into the mounted windows HD?
[00:42] <delinquentme> its /dev/sda2
[00:43] <puppy_parade> totem, vlc and mplayer will not play video at all above a certain window size. The longer the machine is up, the smaller the window gets. mplayer spits out this error: "X11 error: BadValue (integer parameter out of range for operation)"
[00:43] <DerDube> hey, does somebody know where the Thunderbird account info is stored? I'm adding a new user account & want all my old email stuff from an old account
[00:44] <psusi> delinquentme, it is probably mounted somewhere under /media
[00:44] <psusi> DerDube, in ~/.thunderbird
[00:44] <frozenlock> I'm having some problem with skype... every other software seems to use my headset, except for skype, which simply spit the sound on my speaker and refuse to use my microphone. Does this seems familiar to anyone?
[00:45] <DerDube> psusi, do you know how to utilize that info from one user to the next?
[00:46] <DerDube> do I just copy that file to the new user?
[00:46] <heoyea> yea u can do that
[00:47] <DerDube> heoyea, did you mean me?
[00:47] <heoyea> ye
[00:48] <frozenlock> Oh... Ubuntu seems to see my speakers as headphones and my headphones as speakers... -_-
[00:49] <DerDube> yay, it worked! ty guys :)
[00:50] <rocsteady> hi guys
[00:50] <g0tcha> hey guys, i just configured a 6to4 tunnel on my ubuntu server and added ipv6 support, for some reason when i use apt-get it automaticaly starts to use ipv6 which doesnt resolve from the repos
[00:50] <g0tcha> is there a way to force ubuntu to use the ipv4 ip with repos?
[00:54] <escott> frozenlock, intel HDA?
[00:56] <nownot> i need major help with my raid setup, mdadm says inactive and I haven't a clue on how to fix it
[00:56] <escott> nownot, has a disk failed?
[00:57] <blami> is there way to boot livecd to cli?
[00:57] <nownot> i can see all disk in program Disks and all are ok
[00:57] <nownot> escott: ^^
[00:57] <nownot> escott: one disk does say Disk is OK, one bad sector
[00:58] <diverdude> is there any kind of public available machine which may be remote controlled via port 80? I am on a restricted network...and i need to get out of this network somehow so that i can do ssh from that place outside this network and remote control my server (via port 22 which is closed here)
[00:58] <escott> nownot, it may be that that is causing the array to fail. can start the array degraded
[00:58] <nownot> escott: so do mdadm -A /dev/md1
[00:59] <escott> nownot, sure
[00:59] <maujhsn> msdaisy  I'd like for you to take a look at this : http://pastebin.com/9t0ZF3A7 Do you have any clues to what is going on?
[01:00] <josy1982> yeah yeah check it out new rosa linux desktop 2012 with pimped kde
[01:00] <escott> diverdude, you could go buy yourself some time on Amazon EC2
[01:01] <nownot> escott: i get weird error mdadm: cannot open /dev/md/1_0: no such files or directory
[01:01] <diverdude> escott: ahh yeah thats a good idea
[01:01] <escott> nownot, what does mdadm --scan say
[01:01] <WXZ> is the software centre a comprehensive list of all the things you have installed?
[01:02] <escott> !clone | WXZ
[01:02] <WXZ> escott: I want to go through the packages and reconsider if I want them reinstalled
[01:03] <nownot> escott: mdadm: --scan does not set the mode, and so cannot be the first option
[01:03] <WXZ> escott: so that's not a solution, I just don't want to go through installed in software centre only to find out there's stuff missing
[01:03] <escott> nownot, mdadm --detail --scan
[01:04] <nownot> escott: http://pastie.org/5537236
[01:04] <escott> WXZ, i dont have an answer for you
[01:05] <WXZ> escott: ok, thank you
[01:05] <escott> nownot, i assume 1_0 is the one not working
[01:05] <nownot> escott: well i had md0 and md1, md1 is the one that isn't working
[01:05] <escott> nownot, i wonder if /etc/mdadm.conf is out off sync with the hardware in some way
[01:06] <nownot> escott: not sure where the 0_0 and 1_0 is coming from
[01:06] <escott> nownot, what does /proc/mdstat show right now
[01:08] <nownot> escott: http://pastie.org/5537242
[01:10] <escott> nownot, the array you want to start is md127 not sure what the 0_0 is so I would "mdadm -A /dev/md127"
[01:11] <nownot> escott: /dev/md127 not identifie in config file
[01:12] <escott> nownot, what personality is 127 supposed to be
[01:12] <nownot> escott: personality? you mean something like 5 disk raid 5?
[01:13] <escott> yeah
[01:13] <nownot> escott: ^^ that 5 disk raid 5
[01:13] <escott> nownot, what is strange about your mdstat is that it shows all disks as spares. what does mdadm --query /dev/sdb1 show
[01:14] <nownot> escott: http://pastie.org/5537259
[01:14] <msdaisy> diverdude, just use a different port for the ssh server. You can make it anything over 1054.
[01:15] <heoyea> over 9000
[01:16] <escott> nownot, try "mdadm --query --examine /dev/sdb1"
[01:17] <nownot> escott: http://pastie.org/5537267
[01:17] <nownot> ess
[01:17] <nownot> escott: the drive this is listed as faulty is /dev/sdh
[01:19] <escott> nownot, then i would mdadm /dev/md127 --fail /dev/sdh --remove /dev/sdh
[01:19] <escott> nownot, as a side note. you should NEVER add raw devices to an array. always partition
[01:19] <nownot> yeah, i have no clue how that happened :X
[01:20] <escott> nownot, you don't want someone to walk off with a disk, plug it into windows and say "how nice an empty disk"
[01:20] <nownot> escott: mdadm: cannot get array inf0 for /dev/md127
[01:21] <escott> nownot, yeah i dont get what is up with that.
[01:22] <escott> nownot, i know that things are intentionally harder once a disk fails because they dont want you inadvertantly running an array in degraded mode. but it shouldn't be this hard
[01:22] <nownot> escott: yeah if i could remote it, format, partition and add back …. but no
[01:23] <escott> nownot, maybe stop the array and rescan it back
[01:24] <nownot> escott: so mdadm -S /dev/md127
[01:24] <nownot> escott: then mdadm --assemble --scan ?
[01:24] <escott> nownot, yeah or try some other channels maybe someone else would know better
[01:25] <nownot> escott: shit, the assemble didn't add it back
[01:26] <nownot> escott: after stopping it mdstat shows my other raid but not this one
[01:26] <escott> nownot, does it still complain about the 1_0 array
[01:26] <thanigaivel> after reinstall ubuntu auto disconnect wifi hotspot . help me
[01:27] <nownot> escott: no
[01:27] <nownot> escott: should I try something like http://pastie.org/5537285
[01:28] <escott> nownot, you could try
[01:28] <escott> nownot, im afraid i dont have any good suggestions at this point
[01:28] <nownot> escott: oh shit, it started with 4 out of 5 drives!!!
[01:29] <escott> nownot, there you go
[01:29] <nownot> escott: should I now try to remove sdh ?
[01:29] <nownot> format and re-add the partition?
[01:29] <escott> nownot, if its the failed one sure
[01:29] <escott> nownot, i would also be thinking about getting a new drive to replace it
[01:30] <escott> nownot, and checking all your SMART data
[01:30] <MrHacks> If I wanted to use an SSH tunnel for VNC (using vino), do I need to install SSH server software on the computer I want to remotely access?  If so, how would I go about doing that?
[01:31] <nownot> escott: says set device faulty failed for /dev/sdh: no such device ...
[01:31] <escott> nownot, i dont really know sorry
[01:31] <nownot> well thanks for the help
[01:31] <escott> !vnc | MrHacks i think this talks about tunneling. you can setup tunnels in different directions
[01:32] <pbcsound> evening
[01:33] <pbcsound> I got a little bluetooth question...
[01:34] <pbcsound> I'm running ubuntu studio 12.10...I want to connect a bluetooth device...I have a USB bluetooth adapter...I plug it in, and it lights up, but I dont' see anywhere to set it up.
[01:34] <escott> !bluetooth
[01:35] <thanigaivel> ubottu: sir please suggest me about wifi hotspot
[01:52] <Regat> hey everyone
[01:53] <Regat> I`m new in linux, and I`m having problem to install the xserver here
[01:53] <jrib> Regat: ubuntu comes with X installed by default
[01:54] <Regat> yes, but I cant run the grafic mode
[01:55] <Regat> the point is when I try to run 'startx' in the command line,
[01:55] <lolcar> IS there a repository with an updated version of LaTeX?
[01:55] <Regat> I get a message: invalid cookie MIT-MAGIC
[01:55] <KRomeleoN> ActionParsnip, can you help me?
[01:56] <KRomeleoN> can someone help m with my printer?
[01:56] <lolcar> KRomeleoN: what is wrong with it?
[01:58] <WXZ> how do I get software-center to show all installed apps, rather than just some of them
[02:00] <KANAsKAFE> Excuse me... If there is someone interested in Radio Frequency electric circuits to querry me... Sorry for troll :(
[02:00] <zeninguem> hi, does anyone know how to backup ubuntu data, before formating it
[02:01] <jrib> zeninguem: you mean the packages installed?  Or general data?
[02:01] <Regat> hey, can somebody help me to run the grafic mode?
[02:01] <zeninguem> jrib: with packages
[02:01] <zeninguem> themes
[02:01] <zeninguem> etc
[02:01] <jrib> !clone | zeninguem
[02:01] <jrib> !backup | zeninguem
[02:03] <zeninguem> jrib: a full backup
[02:03] <zeninguem> how
[02:03] <jrib> zeninguem: see ubottu
[02:03] <konbon> 8 hours later and ubunti server to ubuntu desktop is still not working
[02:04] <zeninguem> jrib: ubottu?
[02:04] <konbon> i tried the non-noob way of reading every single subject i could find online
[02:04] <jrib> zeninguem: the bot that just sent you a message in this channel
[02:04] <konbon> this is one strange os
[02:04] <jrib> konbon: just ask your question if you want help
[02:04] <konbon> for the 5th time? :P
[02:04] <jrib> konbon: only if you want help
[02:05] <konbon> i have ubuntu 12.10 Server installed and wanted to get ubuntu-desktop with GUI
[02:05] <jrib> konbon: install the ubuntu-desktop package
[02:05] <konbon> I went through the process of installing it and rebooted the server
[02:05] <konbon> i did
[02:05] <jrib> konbon: ask on one line please
[02:05] <konbon> so, i installed tightvncserver to see if it all went well and it just shows the ubuntu default background with no unity sidebar or top panel
[02:05] <JamesJRH> Hi, I can't view YouTube videos in Chromium, I just see a black box instead of the player. I am in the HTML5 trial, I have the codecs, and I'm trying a video that works in Firefox (WebM). Any ideas?
[02:06] <jrib> konbon: have you (if you can) checked if X works locally?
[02:06] <konbon> How can i check that?
[02:06] <jrib> konbon: go to the server and log in
[02:06] <konbon> im in
[02:06] <jrib> konbon: and it works?
[02:06] <escott> konbon, is the monitor physically connected to the server?
[02:07] <konbon> yes it is
[02:07] <konbon> I'm connected through ssh on putty
[02:07] <jrib> erm
[02:08] <jrib> konbon: physically place your body in front of the the server and log into the server machine using the graphical login (lightdm)
[02:08] <konbon> The server is in france. I'm in California. It's an OVH server
[02:09] <escott> konbon, kayak.com
[02:09] <jrib> heh
[02:09] <jrib> konbon: is using unity a necessity or can it be some other graphical environment?
[02:09] <konbon> I'm using vnc to try and log in but it still just shows the desktop background with no menus at all
[02:09] <konbon> at this point it can be any
[02:09] <Turboto> interpol must be tracking me because of a high voltage unstable broadcast band transmitter which blocks with 50HZ Audio Analog FM signal in the whole city in frequency range 10MHZ to 110MHZ querry me for a solution about this...
[02:10] <escott> konbon, you probably want to be running unity-2d instead of unity (3d/GLX)
[02:10] <konbon> probably
[02:10] <konbon> I have no clue which one the ubuntu-desktop defaults to
[02:11] <escott> konbon, the 3D version
[02:11] <konbon> oh, so how do i switch to 2D?
[02:11] <nim0_> what happend to kompozer in ubuntu 12.10 ??
[02:11] <jrib> konbon: I would try lubuntu-desktop instead
[02:12] <konbon> once that lubuntu is installed, how do i enable it to be the main one?
[02:12] <jrib> konbon: no idea; you'd have to check tightvnc documentation to see how it chooses what session to use.  Unless somewhere here knows
[02:13] <konbon> Oh
[02:13] <konbon> I think i know how to config that part
[02:13] <Turboto> I have a schematic diagram for a 250 volt 10 watt (Whole city) Radio wideband interferer querry me...
[02:13] <konbon> can i install more than 2 desktop environments?
[02:13] <jrib> konbon: yes
[02:14] <SierraAR> Turboto: I think this is the wrong channel, ##electronics
[02:14] <konbon> great
[02:14] <konbon> going to install kubuntu and anythin else available
[02:14] <konbon> Thanks for all your help jrib :)
[02:14] <jrib> konbon: the only drawback is you end up with 3 different text editors, 3 different movie players, etc.
[02:15] <Turboto> SierraAR : I`m a lazy bulgarian reg me one or self-rip your rear fender...
[02:15] <Taint> how do I get to the .config folder?
[02:16] <SierraAR> Turboto: I'm pretty sure there's a policy somewhere I'd be violating if I reg'd an account for you..
[02:16] <jrib> Taint: view -> show hidden files
[02:17] <Taint> thx @jrib but also where is it? lol
[02:17] <jrib> Taint: in your HOME
[02:17] <jrib> Taint: why are you looking for it? :)
[02:17] <Turboto> SierraAR : No you aren`t violating any law because you have my oficial permission...
[02:17] <thunderbug> @taint: ~/.config
[02:17] <Taint> boom your the man @jrib
[02:18] <Taint> just fixed that dumbass monitor problem ive had for months
[02:19] <nim0_> konbon, try xubuntu...... slim clean beatuful
[02:19] <Taint> 1 last thing
[02:19] <Turboto> SierraAR anybody here or signaling the Special Forces?
[02:19] <Taint> how do I get new nvidia drivers to work with ubuntu?
[02:19] <JamesJRH> escott: kayak.com, lol!
[02:20] <JamesJRH> Reinstalled Chromium - didn't help.
[02:23] <JamesJRH> I can't view YouTube videos in Chromium, I just see a black box instead of the player. I am in the HTML5 trial, I have the codecs, and I'm trying a video that works in Firefox anyway (WebM). Any ideas how to make it work?
[02:23] <konbon> Just edited the vnc login from ubuntu-desktop to lubuntu-desktop and it does the same thing. It loads the desktop but has not top panel or any right click options
[02:25] <JamesJRH> konbon: Why are you trying to put a desktop on a server? :-S
[02:25] <konbon> i just want to make a few VPS for customers
[02:25] <konbon> the only way i know is to run virtualbox and make a few of them
[02:26] <pcrorro> hi
[02:26] <pcrorro> hi
[02:26] <konbon> for me, that's the easy way
[02:26] <SierraAR> pcrorro: Hi
[02:26] <pcrorro> hi
[02:26] <pcrorro> hi
[02:26] <pcrorro> hi
[02:26] <pcrorro> hi
[02:26] <pcrorro> hi
[02:26] <FloodBot1> pcrorro: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:26] <JamesJRH> konbon: Are you finding it easy?
[02:26] <konbon> going on 9 hours now.
[02:26] <konbon> I'm still at the same ssh windows as i started lol
[02:27] <JamesJRH> Sure it's not better to read up how to do VPS the proper way?
[02:27] <JamesJRH> Ie. with no GUI desktop.
[02:27] <JamesJRH> Just SSH.
[02:28] <konbon> To be honest, I tried searching for what I assume would be the right words, to get a vps set up but all i get are stores that sell vps
[02:28] <konbon> any suggestions?
[02:28] <JamesJRH> Um, I'm no expert, but how about KVM?
[02:29] <jrib> konbon: did you restart the vnc server after making the config change?
[02:29] <konbon> yes i did
[02:29] <konbon> i killed the process and restarted the process
[02:30] <jrib> konbon: what did you do to change the session?
[02:31] <konbon> I replaced gnome-session & with lubuntu-session&
[02:32] <DrGrov> Evening everyone
[02:32] <konbon> using sudo nano ~/.vnc/xstartup
[02:32] <escott> konbon, (A) sudo there is inappropriate
[02:32] <escott> konbon, (B) or ~ is wrong
[02:33] <konbon> It still took me to the xstartup though
[02:33] <jrib> lubuntu-session probably also wrong
[02:33] <DrGrov> I have some seriously choppy playback on Flash with 12.04. It worked well yesterday, both 720p and 1080p HD video playback was good. I got the flashplugin-installer update today and probably that did something. Running Firefox 17.0 as my main web browser. Could I easily check what flash components I have installed?
[02:34] <L3top> apt-cache policy flashplugin-installer
[02:34] <L3top> DrGrov: ^
[02:34] <DrGrov> L3top: Okay. Will test to see what happens.
[02:34] <L3top> DrGrov: this will tell you what specific one you have installed and if another is available
[02:35] <jrib> konbon: try just "openbox &" instead just to see what happens...
[02:36] <escott> konbon, after you figure out if you are editing the correct file or not
[02:36] <jrib> konbon: make sure you have openbox installed on the server, but it should be if you have lubuntu.  I don't know what command starts the lubuntu session
[02:36] <DrGrov> L3top: It tells me I have the installed as the candidate it offers.
[02:36] <jrib> konbon: right, see escott too
[02:37] <DrGrov> L3top: It happened on YouTube 720p and 1080p videos. I did a sigterm first and then a killall -9 switch on firefox after it "crashed". Rebooted afterwards, not tested yet YouTube videos again.
[02:37] <kevinch> can anybody recommend an easy to use backup system for my ubuntu server that will back up a windows and mac machine?
[02:37] <DrGrov> L3top: It seems "choppy" or how should I explain it. I turned off "Enable hardware acceleration" in the Settings menu on the Flash.
[02:37] <konbon> I know what I can do. Get my money back and not get into this Jolly mood of giving away free vps to people I know.
[02:38] <konbon> Thanks for all your help. Need to get back these $1,690 back.
[02:38] <konbon> Have a great day fellas. Peace.
[02:38] <L3top> DrGrov: make sure there is not another version avail at the bottom
[02:38] <DrGrov> L3top: No, there is no other available version.
[02:38] <L3top> k
[02:38] <bkfitz> Anyone use smbclient to mount smb share's perminantly?
[02:39] <DrGrov> L3top: My mistake, there is actually. :)
[02:39] <DrGrov> L3top: I will pastebin it to paste.ubuntu.com so you see if I am talking about the right thing.
[02:39] <root_> Can anyone help me to configure the grafic interface in my linux?
[02:39] <escott> bkfitz, usually you would add a CIFS entry to fstab
[02:39] <kevinch> any good cross platform noob friendly backup solutions?
[02:39] <lupeng> i want to reformat a bootstick
[02:40] <escott> !backup | kevinch
[02:40] <DrGrov> L3top: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1442979/
[02:40] <bkfitz> whats the dif between cifs/smb
[02:40] <kevinch> I mean back up a mac and windows machine TO an ubuntu server
[02:40] <bkfitz> same thing?
[02:40] <kevinch> escott
[02:40] <kevinch> not necessarily backing up my ubuntu system itself
[02:40] <escott> kevinch, depends on what all you want to backup. i would go with rsync
[02:41] <kevinch> I want incremental backups
[02:41] <kevinch> like crash plan/time machine
[02:41] <L3top> DrGrov: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer=11.2.202.233ubuntu2*
[02:41] <DrGrov> L3top: Is there anything that can be done from within Firefox? Enabling/disabling some add-ons? I disabled the GNOME integration and some others.
[02:41] <DrGrov> L3top: So, you mean I should revert back to my old version. Okay, I will do that and see whether it gets better.
[02:41] <L3top> DrGrov: I would log off and log back on.
[02:41] <L3top> ++++
[02:42] <escott> kevinch, rsync with --link-dest
[02:42] <DaemonicApathy> If I write a script to ssh into a machine on the local network, I assume the command after connecting will not be run until the ssh connection is broken. Is there a way around this?
[02:43] <escott> DaemonicApathy, ?
[02:44] <DaemonicApathy> I should probably test this first, never mind.
[02:46] <bkfitz> It seems smbfs is deprecated?  so how do I mount a smb share (external usb on my router)
[02:47] <dr_willis> use cifs now bkfitz ?
[02:47] <almoxarife> bkfitz: is your only option smb?
[02:47] <bkfitz> ?
[02:47] <bkfitz> not sure...
[02:48] <DrGrov> L3top: By the way... It suggests also that I install xfs and x-ttcidfont-conf as well. How do I get them when I downgrade?
[02:48] <dr_willis> mount -t cifs //xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/share    andsoon
[02:48] <DrGrov> L3top: Or should I just perhaps install xfs and x-ttcidfont-conf first and then downgrade?
[02:48] <dr_willis> or is it \\
[02:48] <L3top> I would just downgrade.
[02:48] <bkfitz> its a sweet new asus nt-n66u router... but in the admin it says "USB Application - Network Place(Samba) Share / Cloud Disk"
[02:49] <bkfitz> dr_willis: ok i'll try that
[02:49] <dr_willis> smbfs  has been replaced by cifs
[02:49] <bkfitz> I was able to access it in nautilus via "network"
[02:49] <dr_willis> samba is still ariund. ;-)
[02:50] <DrGrov> L3top: No worries, I take them first and then downgrade.
[02:50] <bkfitz> so samba is the library/app that allows you to mount cifs/smbfs shares?
[02:50] <almoxarife> bkfitz: so you can access it, why add to it?
[02:50] <bkfitz> I want a perminant mount point
[02:50] <bkfitz> so I can automate backups etc
[02:51] <almoxarife> bkfitz: if you networked loaded it, look in /etc/mtab , is there an entry?
[02:52] <dr_willis> !samba
[02:53] <bkfitz> almoxarife: no... is mtab like the temporary version of fstab?
[02:53] <almoxarife> i dont like to cooperate with win if i dont have to
[02:53] <almoxarife> bkfitz: yes, basic idea sound
[02:54] <bkfitz> almoxarife: so if I'm connected via nautlus just fine (properties of share are "movies (at bakprimary) on rt-n66u", should it be listed in mtab?
[02:55] <almoxarife> bkfitz: i would think so, yes
[02:57] <bkfitz> huh... it's definitely 'mounted' bc when i right click it gives me the unmount option
[02:57] <escott> almoxarife, i thought gvfs handled those and they didnt appear in mtab. but i dont really know
[02:58] <bkfitz> what is proc/mounts
[02:59] <almoxarife> gvfs?? that could be , i dont use gvfs, so i cant even test it, escott ...
[02:59] <gaona> hola?
[02:59] <gaona> alguien me lee?
[02:59] <escott> !es | gaona
[03:00] <bkfitz> I don't really see any obvious entries for it there either... unless its cryptic
[03:00] <bkfitz> like '/dev/disk/by-uuid/2f27d9fa-f1b3-4048-8654-0ee448758616 / ext4 rw,relatim'
[03:00] <almoxarife> bkfitz: you have a network-mount of the drive and it is on your /home/user/some-name now?
[03:01] <almoxarife> bkfitz: you do have /etc/mtab entries then?
[03:01] <bkfitz> well... in nautilus it just shows up under "network"... let me do a find
[03:01] <almoxarife> look at the file /etc/mtab bkfitz ...
[03:01] <bkfitz> almoxarife: that /dev/ reference was in proc/mounts
[03:01] <WXZ> how do I get software-center to show all installed apps?
[03:02] <WXZ> it only shows a fraction when you select the installed tab
[03:02] <almoxarife> WXZ: get 'synaptic' and use it instead, software-center is bloat-ware for what you are wanting
[03:03] <bkfitz> /etc/mtab : http://pastebin.com/h2fayX1R
[03:03] <bkfitz> thx for your help almoxarife
[03:03] <WXZ> almoxarife: I have it, basically I'm trying to figure out which software I installed myself
[03:04] <She153> im trying to play a game but i need a video thingy
[03:04] <WXZ> and I have no way of doing that so far
[03:04] <She153> not sure what to do
[03:05] <She153> do i need to install something for the video driver ?
[03:06] <Squarepy> She153, well yes, possible a propriety driver, for all the 3D juice
[03:06] <bkfitz> I did a find on / and only found a few records with name of share... this one of them /home/brian/.local/share/gvfs-metadata/smb-share:server=rt-n66u,share=laptop%20(at%20fitzbakprimary)-1c54e8d2.log
[03:06] <almoxarife> WXZ: you may have to use 'history' for that, if after initial install you are looking for some tell tale sign of what you have added, you may see some in 'local obsolete'
[03:06] <She153> how can i go about that @ Squarepy
[03:07] <Squarepy> check whether system settings -> additional drivers gives an option
[03:07] <almoxarife> bkfitz: escott brought up gvsf, i dont know much about it
[03:07] <MrDyne> Is there a free Cpanel like web interface for ubuntu that can deal with e-mail, dns, ftp, lamp, domains, etc?
[03:08] <WXZ> almoxarife: will the local obsolete list be a) a complete 1:1 of what I installed b) a partial set of what I installed or c) a complete list of what I installed with a few extras?
[03:08] <devish> i am unable to use ubuntu one
[03:08] <devish> i get the following error
[03:08] <devish> http://postimage.org/image/fni6ujn7p/
[03:08] <bkfitz> almoxarife: 10-4 thx
[03:08] <Squarepy> ubuntu one has never worked for me
[03:08] <almoxarife> WXZ: i would expect it to be 1.1, if i understand you correctly
[03:09] <KI4RO> Never had much success with Ubuntu one here either
[03:09] <devish> so this service is "do not touch" type?
[03:09] <Squarepy> KI4RO, :)
[03:09] <WXZ> almoxarife: it's b actually, it's missing some packages which I installed (using synaptic package manager after I installed the OS)
[03:09] <She153> no i think i need something
[03:10] <She153> besides a brain
[03:10] <almoxarife> WXZ: second thought, it would be partial, those with repos would not show up in that area
[03:10] <dr_willis> no issues with u1 here.
[03:10] <Squarepy> She153, ?
[03:10] <WXZ> almoxarife: yeah, so there's no way to do it?
[03:11] <WXZ> almoxarife: other than with a time machine?
[03:11] <She153> the game im playing starts up just fine , its just that it wont let me play because of the graphics , i need to install something for nvidia
[03:11] <almoxarife> WXZ: history will tell you what was installed since the initial, you can call that your installs i suppose
[03:12] <WXZ> almoxarife: just "gedit history" in terminal?
[03:12] <almoxarife> WXZ: no, history in 'synaptic'
[03:12] <dr_willis> She153: install the nvida-current package yet?
[03:12] <She153> i dont think so
[03:12] <WXZ> almoxarife: exactly what I was looking for, suh-weet
[03:12] <dr_willis> nvidia-current
[03:12] <almoxarife> WXZ: not sure if  it is a txt file
[03:13] <bkfitz> almoxarife: even more reason to get a samba mount working... don't want to have to rely on gnome virtual mounts...
[03:13] <Squarepy> nvidia is a bad word I gather
[03:13] <WXZ> almoxarife: and local/obsolete would be packages I installed from the internet
[03:13] <She153> what do you mean
[03:13] <almoxarife> WXZ: yes,
[03:13] <WXZ> then I've got everything I need
[03:13] <dr_willis> Squarepy: nvidia works well for me.
[03:14] <dr_willis> !info nvidia-current
[03:14] <almoxarife> nvidia-current with dkms works here for long time
[03:14] <She153> so what command do i use
[03:14] <She153> to get it ?
[03:15] <She153> or is it in ubuntu software
[03:15] <She153> *center
[03:15] <KI4RO> dr_willis, When I try to upgrade my wife's system to 12.10 it tells me there is a problem with my graphics card (Nvidia).  Would it help to upgrade the driver?
[03:15] <Squarepy> dr_willis, well wish I could say the same, lots of weird flash glitches, color of scale, etc..
[03:16] <Squarepy> luckily Its not on all my future comps
[03:16] <Brewster> I'm  just wondering if anyone here managed to install glx-diversions on 12.10
[03:16] <She153> still does not help me
[03:16] <Squarepy> She153, google?
[03:16] <She153> i have ...
[03:16] <bkfitz> how do I escape spaces in the share name?
[03:16] <Brewster> it depends on a package "nvidia-installer-cleanup" which seems to not exist
[03:17] <Squarepy> ohoh
[03:17] <Braden`> Hello
[03:17] <bkfitz> \040?
[03:17] <Braden`> How would I use debbootstrap with ubuntu repositories on an ubuntu base system
[03:18] <dr_willis> bkfitz:  correct
[03:18] <Braden`> I want to install some repos libs from the latest ver 12.10.1 on a system that runs 12.04
[03:18] <dr_willis> She153:  sudo apt-get install  packagename
[03:18] <bkfitz> ugh... there are '(' in the share name..
[03:18] <DrGrov> L3top: I think I figured it out. It is some kind of a bug with Unity.
[03:19] <dr_willis> bkfitz:  mount the share to a nicer name perhaps.  not identical to the shares name.
[03:19] <DrGrov> L3top: It seems like I had set up workspace corners to show up windows and desktop. That might have made it "crash" due to the fact it is buggy.
[03:20] <bkfitz> dr_willis: yeah...  here is what I have so far but it doesn't like the ( - sudo mount -t //rt-n66u/movies\040(at\040fitzbakprimary) /mnt/primarybakmovies
[03:20] <bkfitz> dr_willis: the (at fitz...) part seems manditory from the router
[03:20] <She153> thank you installing now , hope it solves my problems
[03:20] <dr_willis> bkfitz:  it may be easier to make a fstab entry.
[03:21] <bkfitz> dr_willis: do I need to be scared if the fstab entry is bad... don't want to reboot and have major issues
[03:21] <dr_willis> make the fstab entry.. try to mount it via mount.. if it fails.. fix it. ;) repeat
[03:21] <bkfitz> dr_willis: still need to escape spaces and ( in the fstab entry right?
[03:22] <dr_willis> use noauto in fstab it wont mount at boot
[03:22] <bkfitz> dr_willis: ok.... this will be a first
[03:22] <dr_willis>  spaces become that 040  in fstab.  not sure if that applies to the cli
[03:24] <djzn> anyone knows a workaround for the cursor size fix in unity/compiz ?
[03:28] <whoever> hi all hi am tring to add menu items with alacarte , and when i hit ok after setting the command icon, the item is not added to the menu , and there isn't an error
[03:28] <whoever> also running alacart with sudo
[03:39] <DrGrov> Still got the Flash issues on 12.04 with flashplugin-installer and the latest update, 11.2.202.258ubuntu0.12.04.1
[03:40] <DrGrov> The screen freezes after around a minute on full screen YouTube 720p (probably also 1080p) videos. I disabled hardware acceleration. I tried to downgrade to      11.2.202.233ubuntu2 0
[03:41] <AlienHunt> hello, is anyone around?
[03:42] <bkfitz> dr_willis: where would I find out how to escape parentheses in fstab?
[03:42] <DrGrov> But still did not work out at all. So I wonder what might be the case. Should perhaps a sudo apt-get --purge flashplugin-installer help out in this case and then do a downgrade? If I did the downgrade it kept asking me in Firefox 17.0 about additional software is needed to display the page properly and this it did not do with 11.2.202.258ubuntu0.12.04.1 installed.
[03:43] <dr_willis_> bkfitz:  im not sure you need to
[03:43] <bkfitz> ok
[03:43] <AlienHunt> does anyone know how to properly set up Ruby on Rails within Ubuntu 12.10?
[03:44] <AlienHunt> I'm not a total noob to Ubuntu, but it's a bit confusing with all the packages and libs and requirements
[03:47] <DrGrov> Is everyone using flashplugin-installer on 12.04 or is there some other option to use?
[03:50] <DrGrov> dr_willis_: How have you worked with Flash on your browser needs if I may ask?
[03:51] <Squarepy> DrGrov, chrome has buildin flash
[03:51] <KI4RO> Squarepy, But it doesn't work very well
[03:51] <Squarepy>  well enough to not install flash system wide :)
[03:52] <KI4RO> Squarepy, I get weird sounds and frequently have to start FireFox to properly see YouTube and other videos
[03:53] <Squarepy> KI4RO, understood, but i don't need reasons to wish flash a slow death in hell :)
[03:54] <DrGrov> Squarepy: But I prefer Firefox to be honest. But I could surely go to Chrome again.
[03:54] <KI4RO> Squarepy, Understood LOL  and I should have said hear instead of see
[03:54] <dr_willis_> DrGrov:  flash woks for me. no real issues
[03:55] <dr_willis_> DrGrov:  or i use flashdownloader, or flash-replacer-to-play-them-in-vlc type plugins
[03:55] <DrGrov> dr_willis_: Okay, could you tell me what you did and how? I am having issues with this latest Flash plugin version of flashplugin-installer that it updated for me.
[03:55] <dr_willis_> DrGrov:  i just did the apt-get install flashinstaller or whatever its called
[03:55] <Squarepy> KI4RO, ok, sure
[03:56] <DrGrov> dr_willis_: Okay. I did the same but the latest update of that has made my system crash down so that a sudo reboot from tty1 is the only thing that helps. Worked well with the version before the actual update.
[03:59] <DrGrov> Nobody else seems to have this Flash problem in Firefox in Ubuntu 12.04? Apparently I am stuck to get Chromium then it seems which I did not want to do.
[04:00] <k1ll3nt1m3> what problem are you having?
[04:00] <romy> hola
[04:00] <Otie> Does anybody know how to get Teamspeak 3 on ubuntu without using WINE to get the Windows version?
[04:00] <DrGrov> k1ll3nt1m3: I am having problems like this.
[04:01] <k1ll3nt1m3> listening
[04:01] <DrGrov> k1ll3nt1m3: I used the flashplugin-installer on 12.04 and worked very well until the update of the flashplugin-installer today which made my system freeze and only thing that helps is a sudo reboot.
[04:02] <k1ll3nt1m3> it makes your whole system freeze?
[04:02] <k1ll3nt1m3> or just the browser?
[04:02] <almoxarife> DrGrov: if you have pinpointed the issue to flash-plugin then revert to the last good one
[04:02] <DrGrov> k1ll3nt1m3: Yes, it freezes my whole system. Worked well with the previous installment of the flashplugin-installer.
[04:03] <DrGrov> almoxarife: Yes but the issue then becomes that it wants to install missing plugins that I am "missing" when I downgraded to the latest flashplugin-installer that worked.
[04:03] <k1ll3nt1m3> did you report the bug?
[04:04] <DrGrov> k1ll3nt1m3: No, not yet. I have to register myself for the reporting.
[04:04] <Squarepy> DrGrov, flash is not worth it
[04:04] <DrGrov> Squarepy: To change to Chromium you mean?
[04:04] <almoxarife> DrGrov: i have not heard of flash-plugin 'plugins' , i have not hear of anything depending on 'flash-plugin' specifically
[04:05] <k1ll3nt1m3> DrGrov is there a specific PPA you could possibly remove from your update list so it will not bother you after you roll-back the driver? Did you check?
[04:05] <DrGrov> almoxarife: Well, I mean that I opened up http://tvrage.com and it did want me to install GNASH and some other plugin.
[04:06] <DrGrov> k1ll3nt1m3: No, that would remove a good PPA of the official Ubuntu repos.
[04:06] <Squarepy> DrGrov, to crash your system
[04:06] <almoxarife> DrGrov: gnash does not depend on 'flash-plugin'
[04:06] <DrGrov> almoxarife: Well but that is what it wanted me to add since it was "missing additional plugins". That is the message I got.
[04:06] <DrGrov> almoxarife: So, I did of course not enable those since it worked well previously.
[04:07] <DrGrov> Squarepy: Yes, that is true. Not a big deal anyhow but makes me wonder what happened.
[04:07] <DrGrov> almoxarife: So it would make it a Flash-hell then which I did not want at all. I will try to get Flash Aid for Firefox and see whether it gets the right version off Adobe then.
[04:08] <k1ll3nt1m3> Which flash player install are you using? The firefox specific one or the adobe direct one?
[04:08] <k1ll3nt1m3> DrGrov
[04:08] <strange> hey guys my  sound stopped working today
[04:08] <Jabo> Need help desperatly
[04:08] <Jabo> I just upgraded my laptop (Intel 2.6GHz 2GB Ram and Nvidia Gforce Gt 520M video card) to the new 12.10 quantal, now it just boots to a blank screen.  Is there a way to boot to terminal mode, the root terminal in the recovery console won't allow me to install , upgrade or write to files, it only mounts in a read only mode and I do not get access to my files or anything else.  If I can log in in terminal I may be able to install gnome-panel s
[04:08] <Jabo> o that I may choose gnome classic on login.  As of this point my laptop is useless so any help would be greatly appreciated
[04:08] <FloodBot1> Jabo: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:09] <k1ll3nt1m3> Jabo are you using a ATI graphics card?
[04:09] <DrGrov> k1ll3nt1m3: I am using the Adobe direct one, flashplugin-installer is what it is called from the repositories.
[04:09] <k1ll3nt1m3> Try the firefox specific one from the ubuntu software center
[04:09] <k1ll3nt1m3> If that doesn't work, try the flash alternative called LightSpark
[04:10] <k1ll3nt1m3> Jabo are you using a ATI graphics card?
[04:10] <Jabo> no prob I was unawar
[04:10] <Squarepy> DrGrov, new flash versions always cause trouble, its like a bad dog, that you decide to give up
[04:10] <DrGrov> k1ll3nt1m3: Okay, will I have to remove the flashplugin-installer from the repos first?
[04:10] <bkfitz> drwillis: you still around
[04:10] <DrGrov> Squarepy: Yes, some people give up. Not me. I keep on messing with this until I have it fixed.
[04:11] <Jabo> No I am using a Nvidia Gforce 520m
[04:11] <k1ll3nt1m3> that would be good you want to uninstall the previous flash then install the new one
[04:11] <bkfitz> Anyone know what this means when i try to mount a cifs share in fstab... this is the result I get when i run mount -a
[04:11] <bkfitz> http://pastebin.com/5HmnZUkS
[04:11] <k1ll3nt1m3> Well on my desktop Jabo I have the same problem with ubuntu every time a new one comes out, give it about 3-6 months and they fix it. No issues on my laptop though.
[04:12] <k1ll3nt1m3> Personally I'd recommend staying one update behind with ubuntu or sticking with LTS versions
[04:13] <Squarepy> DrGrov, :)
[04:13] <Jabo> Yes but what can I do in the meantime
[04:13] <k1ll3nt1m3> use 12.04
[04:13] <k1ll3nt1m3> lol
[04:13] <k1ll3nt1m3> Actually
[04:13] <Jabo> how do you go backwords
[04:13] <k1ll3nt1m3> Damnit I remember now!
[04:14] <k1ll3nt1m3> You have to reinstall
[04:14] <k1ll3nt1m3> but I remember now
[04:14] <k1ll3nt1m3> Jabo do you have a different monitor, or a projector, or something?
[04:14] <k1ll3nt1m3> I just remembered how I fixed this issue
[04:14] <Jabo> yeah I have an old crt
[04:15] <k1ll3nt1m3> the black screen is caused by your computer being set to default settings your newer monitor doesn't support
[04:15] <k1ll3nt1m3> I had the same problem, hooked up a older projector, fixed the settings and it worked fine on my main monitor
[04:15] <k1ll3nt1m3> So try your old crt if your lucky it can support the settings
[04:15] <Jabo> OK I'll give that a shot, let you know in a bit
[04:15] <k1ll3nt1m3> if not, well, sol man I worked on this issue for months with previous versions.
[04:16] <k1ll3nt1m3> Thanks please let me know
[04:17] <Squarepy> k1ll3nt1m3, getting him to go to the attic :)
[04:17] <k1ll3nt1m3> possibly basement or closet.
[04:17] <k1ll3nt1m3> lol
[04:18] <k1ll3nt1m3> Square do you program?
[04:19] <Jabo> nope, same problem
[04:19] <k1ll3nt1m3> damn
[04:20] <DouglasK> Say, does anyone know of a patch to bring back the dodge option to hiding the app launcher in Unity?
[04:20] <Squarepy> Jabo, might be there is no graphics support on the newer version
[04:20] <k1ll3nt1m3> he left
[04:21] <k1ll3nt1m3> yeah hes screwed until they add more drivers most likely
[04:21] <Squarepy> k1ll3nt1m3, 12.04 ftw
[04:21] <k1ll3nt1m3> 12.10 is annoying anyway
[04:21] <k1ll3nt1m3> yeah i'm on 12.04
[04:21] <k1ll3nt1m3> installed it pro
[04:21] <k1ll3nt1m3> lol
[04:22] <k1ll3nt1m3> base system, then gui. For some reason runs a lot better then installing full version flavors
[04:22] <k1ll3nt1m3> think they add too much crap with full desktop versions
[04:23] <k1ll3nt1m3> was using just the terminal with irssi for irc chat for a while but wanted a gui to install magic 2013 with wine
[04:23] <k1ll3nt1m3> lol
[04:23] <k1ll3nt1m3> oh and elinks for text only web browser
[04:23] <k1ll3nt1m3> very fast
[04:23] <bkfitz> Anyone familiar with mounting a share in fstab???
[04:23] <bkfitz> wondering what happens if share isn't available
[04:23] <RJ45> attantion everyone, I have been a Ubuntu user for over 3 years now, but, since how much of an absolute JOKE Ubuntu has evolved into, I will be completely migrating to either Debian, Mint, or Fedora in a few weeks time.
[04:23] <RJ45> attention*
[04:23] <ekemsend> hey guys
[04:23] <k1ll3nt1m3> you do know mint is still ubuntu correct?
[04:24] <ekemsend> so im a silly billy and just now learning linux
[04:24] <k1ll3nt1m3> and why is it a joke now? lol
[04:24] <ekemsend> ive done a couple distributions on linode
[04:24] <k1ll3nt1m3> sorry ekemsend i never messed with fstab
[04:24] <ekemsend> well
[04:24] <bkfitz> RJ45: sounds like you aren't really sure about that decision
[04:25] <ekemsend> im just curious what you guys recommend for a distribution for a mumble service and apache and sql
[04:25] <k1ll3nt1m3> RJ45 your just angry you'll never be optical.
[04:25] <ekemsend> they offer 12.10 64 bit
[04:25] <bkfitz> :)
[04:25] <ekemsend> but i am thinking this 64 bit may not be the best route
[04:25] <Squarepy> RJ45, that is a lot of choice
[04:25] <k1ll3nt1m3> if your running a server ekem 64 bit 12.04 not 12.10 would be best
[04:25] <RJ45> KiLaHuRtZ: optical?, what does that mean?
[04:25] <ekemsend> alright thank you k1ll3nt1m3
[04:25] <bkfitz> :) :)
[04:25] <k1ll3nt1m3> np
[04:25] <RJ45> Squarepy: I'm almost certain it'll be Debian.
[04:26] <k1ll3nt1m3> Debian is good, however ubuntu works smoother with drivers and netflix.
[04:26] <Squarepy> indeed I am keeping it save Debian scares me :s
[04:27] <Squarepy> safe
[04:27] <DouglasK> k1ll3nt1m3, where does one get Netflix for ubuntu?
[04:27] <k1ll3nt1m3> debian 6.0 just didn't work well for me at all...
[04:27] <RJ45> Ubuntu has evolved into such a retarded joke though!, I mean, first the whole Desktop Environment goes all fugly, and now it even ships with ADWARE!
[04:27] <RJ45> ugh
[04:27] <SierraAR> Does ubuntu have an equivalent to ms paint?
[04:27] <k1ll3nt1m3> Use a different GUI, and you can remove the adware RJ45
[04:28] <k1ll3nt1m3> DouglasK I can walk you through installing netflix on ubuntu if you want
[04:28] <RJ45> k1ll3nt1m3: IT SHOULD NOT COME WITH ADWARE!
[04:28] <SierraAR> RJ45: No adware when I installed 12.10 or 12.04 that I can find
[04:28] <k1ll3nt1m3> I agree it shouldn't be opt-out instead of opt-in but thats how they pay some bills. But you can, simply opt-out.
[04:28] <DouglasK> k1ll3nt1m3, is it a native solution or is it wine based?
[04:28] <RJ45> you can remove a 20 foot pole from ur ass, but it shouldn't be there in the first place!
[04:28] <Squarepy> RJ45, ubuntu has much to offer, these things are not show stoppers me thinks
[04:29] <bazhang> !adlens | RJ45
[04:29] <bazhang> RJ45, thats enough
[04:29] <k1ll3nt1m3> It's wine based but works perfect and was packaged together specifically for wine
[04:29] <RJ45> bazhang: it still leaves traces of crap
[04:29] <k1ll3nt1m3> RJ45 watch the hak5 episode on it if you need more help. How to remove security flaws from Ubuntu 12.10
[04:30] <RJ45> bazhang: plus as I said, should not be there anyway
[04:30] <bazhang> RJ45, stop ranting here. last warning
[04:30] <k1ll3nt1m3> or use 12.04 like a real man
[04:30] <k1ll3nt1m3> lol
[04:30] <DouglasK> k1ll3nt1m3, sure ... if you can point me to a web page for it, I should be fine.  Gonna put it onto an lubuntu box that has xbmc on it.
[04:30] <k1ll3nt1m3> Yeah I'm running ubuntu base system with lxde myself.
[04:30] <k1ll3nt1m3> love it
[04:30] <k1ll3nt1m3> one moment let me find it real quick foug
[04:30] <k1ll3nt1m3> er, Doug
[04:31] <DouglasK> Thanks!
[04:31] <DouglasK> I'm really liking xbmc on lUbuntu on my Zotax zbox.
[04:32] <k1ll3nt1m3> Here you go DouglasK, they even have their own PPA
[04:32] <k1ll3nt1m3> http://www.iheartubuntu.com/
[04:32] <k1ll3nt1m3> Warning, I had to remove it after first install then re-install it for it to work for me on one computer, worked perfect first time on second computer.
[04:33] <Squarepy> just give me classical gnome-no effects and I sleep well
[04:33] <DouglasK> k1ll3nt1m3, thanks a ton!
[04:33] <heoyea> o
[04:34] <k1ll3nt1m3> np DouglasK
[04:35] <RJ45> it was great being a hardcore Ubuntu user for so long everyone, but Ubuntu 10.10 onwards and everything just slowly turned into a rotting pile of King Kong's crap plummeting several miles to the earth embedding itself in the ground of the pit of despair.
[04:35] <FZombie> Howdy
[04:35] <RJ45> ...so yeah, screw Ubuntu.
[04:35] <FZombie> RJ45, That's why I just did a mini.iso install of ubuntu
[04:36] <FZombie> chose my own packages
[04:36] <k1ll3nt1m3> Yeah mini os install is awesome
[04:36] <Squarepy> RJ45 thanks for ventilating your opinion        again
[04:36] <FZombie> One thing though, in the virtual machine at least, I installed x and fluxbox and pulseaudio-* but for some reason I can't get audio working.
[04:36] <k1ll3nt1m3> RJ45 stop ranting good god. It's Linux, it's freedom. Use ubuntu or don't.
[04:36] <DouglasK> Heh.  134 new packages for Netflix to work.  :)
[04:37] <k1ll3nt1m3> Are you sure it's enabled in your virtual machine FZombie?
[04:37] <k1ll3nt1m3> Told you it's the real deal douglasK lol
[04:37] <FZombie> Yep. Sound works in the same vm if I install ubuntu main iso
[04:37] <DouglasK> Heh.  I'll just add it as a menu item in xbmc and be good.
[04:37] <FZombie> tried googling it but got a lot of OLD topics that seem to be legacy
[04:38] <k1ll3nt1m3> Sounds like it's not a VM issue, sounds like a software issue inside your VM then
[04:38] <FZombie> ya it's a puzzler
[04:38] <DouglasK> That was the only drawback of xbmc on Linux v Windows.  Mind, $100+ tipped the balance firmly to LInux.
[04:38] <FZombie> are there still user/group issues with audio?
[04:38] <k1ll3nt1m3> gonna play some Steam afk
[04:39] <FZombie> thought that was done for in current versions but maybe that's it. audio rights?
[04:39] <k1ll3nt1m3> (on ubuntu)
[04:39] <aeon-ltd> FZombie: check basic stuff like - is it muted?, is the source good?, is there a master audio output control in the vm?
[04:39] <cnz> if i want to install just gnome2 not gnome3 do I do apt-get install gnome-classic or gnome2
[04:39] <FZombie> not muted, checking right now to see if root can access sound
[04:43] <dr_willis_> DouglasK: i had that netflix on ubuntu package somehow  go wile and set the netflix/firefor browser in  wine, to be my default browser... which really confused me. ;)
[04:43] <FZombie> cnz, have you seen the mate desktop?
[04:43] <cnz> FZombie no
[04:44] <FZombie> http://wiki.mate-desktop.org/download , It's a good fork.
[04:44] <cnz> right on but I was asking about gnome not mate :)
[04:45] <FZombie> mate is a really good gnome2 fork
[04:45] <DouglasK> dr_willis, this seems to be a full all-in-one kinda thing.  Will let ya know how it worked out.
[04:45] <cnz> I don't like forks
[04:45] <FZombie> then we will locate chopsticks
[04:47] <nerxgas> i have a 1.6ghz single core 1gb ram netbook running ubuntu 12.10 with gnome shell, would i benefit much from an upgrade to 2gb ram?
[04:47] <dr_willis_> sporks
[04:48] <FZombie> I thought gnome2 was a closed project and no longer recieves updates, I could be wrong, I don't know what the gnome-classic package does
[04:50] <FZombie> nerxgas, I think right now you should use the 'top' command in a terminal window
[04:50] <FZombie> start to monitor your resources
[04:51] <FZombie> the extra gb will never hurt you but you should figure out what you are doing with the machine and if it's ever going over 1g into swap space.
[04:51] <nerxgas> FZombie, holy crap, i'm using all my memory
[04:52] <nerxgas> 260mb swap memory being used
[04:52] <nerxgas> no wait
[04:52] <nerxgas> 260mb available 16 used
[04:52] <FZombie> I run around 16-32gb on my machines becuase I run virtual machines and need the space. Most people with 32bit cpus go for 3gb memory and most 64bit people love 4-8gb  usually around 6.
[04:53] <almoxarife> nerxgas: can you pastebin the output of 'top'? the terminal command 'top'
[04:53] <almoxarife> !pastebin
[04:53] <FZombie> or screenshot it, either way
[04:53] <nerxgas> KiB Mem:   1009532 total,   941440 used,    68092 free,   114912 buffers
[04:54] <FZombie> there is a 100% chance you will gain performance from another gigabyte
[04:54] <FZombie> maybe even stability too
[04:54] <nerxgas> yah
[04:54] <FZombie> I'd, if possible, run at least 3gb
[04:54] <nerxgas> its a 32 bit netbook
[04:54] <nerxgas> 2gb ram is not expensive
[04:54] <nerxgas> anymore
[04:55] <WeThePeople> can gparted wipe a hdd clean
[04:55] <dr_willis_> WeThePeople:  it can delete the partitions.
[04:55] <dr_willis_> and reformat them
[04:56] <WeThePeople> ok thankyou
[04:56] <FZombie> my friend's netbook has a dual core 1.6ghz with 1gb ram in it, he did a minimal debian install with fluxbox to get the most out of it. He still runs 775mb
[04:56] <dr_willis_> if you want mil-spec secure deletion... no ;)
[04:56] <dr_willis_> but thats overkill
[04:56] <FZombie> a few ways to remove files that are deleted are to spam it with dev random or zero
[04:57] <FZombie> a few passes of random and zero using dd would do it well enough
[04:57] <nerxgas> gnome shell seems to run smoother than unity
[04:57] <nerxgas> on my netbook
[04:57] <almoxarife> i have kde with pim running in the background, i am at 640meg! , gnome doing nothing at 720meg is not right!
[04:57] <FZombie> or how about using ubuntu's LVM on your next install have it encrypt and use the whole disk
[04:57] <nerxgas> i dont like kde
[04:58] <nerxgas> i used to like kde back in 2002
[04:58] <FZombie> almoxarife, i'm assuming like my buddy's system that's with browsers and apps open.
[04:58] <almoxarife> nerxgas: its not about what you like, it is about where all that ram you are using is being wasted on
[04:58] <psusi> hdparm --security-erase is easier and faster than that
[04:58] <FZombie> My KDE systems always ran well for me. Better than gnome.
[04:59] <tekoholic> Anyone know how I might set up a 10" USB (displaylink) monitor on 12.10?  I'm aware of the diff's since 12.04, can't find any current docs, and have tried everything I can think of...
[04:59] <tekoholic> This will be for a single-display setup, NOT dual-head
[04:59] <FZombie> I hate those usb displays
[05:00] <tekoholic> FZombie: As do I...  I'd just gotten familiar enough with the old way of doing things that I could set it up in 10-15 after install, and they go and change the whole system!
[05:01] <FZombie> I had 2 broken in the box, the next one lasted a week then died.
[05:01] <FZombie> store said it was on sale and couldnt be returned but my credit card company said otherwise
[05:01] <tekoholic> Wow...  This one's lasted me almost 4 years, at this point...
[05:01] <almoxarife> !ot
[05:02] <tekoholic> almoxarife: I disagree.  I'm looking to set it up ON Ubuntu...
[05:02] <tekoholic> But I digress...
[05:04] <FZombie> often times I find grabbing a mainline kernel helps in odd usb devices or strange new devices https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds but as far as X is concerned while it was working for a week I just plugged it in and it mirrored the main screen without configuration.
[05:05] <Guest67535> hi
[05:05] <Guest67535> what is the best linux distro for encrypting child porn?
[05:06] <tekoholic> Hm...  I've not had that sort of luck.  I get a black screen, whether or not the HDMI display (gma_500) is attached or not.
[05:06] <FZombie> got brand/model#/etc?
[05:08] <tekoholic> Oh yes...  0eef:0001 D-WAV Scientific Co., Ltd eGalax TouchScreen
[05:08] <tekoholic> 17e9:02a9 DisplayLink
[05:09] <tekoholic> The UDL driver detects the display according to dmesg, and it's given /dev/fb1 (gma_500 is fb0).
[05:13] <tekoholic> [    4.100882] fb1: udldrmfb frame buffer device
[05:13] <tekoholic> [    4.100908] [drm] Initialized udl 0.0.1 20120220 on minor 1
[05:13] <tekoholic> [    4.101044] usbcore: registered new interface driver udl
[05:13] <tekoholic> Those three are from dmesg
[05:14] <FZombie> and touching it doesnt do anything to the mouse?
[05:14] <tekoholic> They, other than lists of modules linked in, are the only references to "udl" in dmesg | grep udl...
[05:15] <tekoholic> FZombie: I'm not, yet, attempting to set up the touchscreen portion, just the display (xorg.conf, before the change).  The touchscreen always seems to work, although I've got to reverse the right-left axis
[05:15] <FZombie> its gotta be some calibration and xorg thing, i think the drivers working
[05:16] <tekoholic> That's what I figured, but how now that the displaylink driver's been replaced by udl in-kernel?
[05:16] <tekoholic> That's what's currently got me thrown off
[05:17] <FZombie> I don't know becaues the initial google-fu takes us back to 10.xx ubuntu and stuff has changed since then and im not going to search deeper
[05:18] <tekoholic> FZombie: No worries.  I've searched high and low, and have most of those 10.xx pages memorized anyhow...lol
[05:18] <tekoholic> The most current info I can find is 12.04, and the displaylink driver was still used, there.
[05:18] <tekoholic> I'll keep playing around, and see what I can make happen!
[05:20] <FZombie> ya on my main system i had problems and it was easier to install 13.xx instead of 12.xx because everything seems to be fixed there. Living on the bleeding edge
[05:23] <cnz> after modifying /etc/networks/interfaces and adding a new iface in there
[05:24] <cnz> how can I reload it so it the new one will pull an ip from the dhcp server
[05:26] <erncic> cnz: there is a better way, but 'sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart' should do it.
[05:26] <ga_sk8er> im downloading ubuntu to make my disc so i can load...is 12.10 worth that little extra u  get with it or should i go with 12.04?
[05:26] <cnz> erncic what's the better way?
[05:27] <erncic> cnz: I don't remember..... give me a sec and I will look it up.
[05:28] <ga_sk8er> ok
[05:28] <cnz> ok
[05:28] <DrGrov> Okay, I officially give up on Flash + Firefox. This will never ever work, makes me just immensly sad :( So, how do I completely remove everything that has to do with Firefox and Flash? Runnning 12.04. Got flashplugin-installer installed and probably nothing else but good to make sure.
[05:28] <ga_sk8er> on the site 12.04 guarantees 5 yrs support...12.10 says only 2 yrs support
[05:29] <erncic> cnz: not finding it.... the above will do what you want.
[05:29] <cnz> cool thnks
[05:30] <ga_sk8er> can someone tell me...is the features in 12.10 worth the limited support?
[05:30] <heoyea> nah it sucks
[05:30] <ga_sk8er> then i should go with 12.04?
[05:30] <heoyea> sure
[05:30] <ga_sk8er> ok thanks
[05:30] <digitaldefector> Is there a website for terminal programs and scripts that are opensource?
[05:31] <heoyea> google
[05:31] <cnz> sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart running that will it disconnect me from the internet?
[05:31] <heoyea> yes
[05:31] <flinga> cnz, yes, disconnect and reconnect
[05:31] <cnz> thought so
[05:31] <ga_sk8er> i havent done linux in a while...wanting to get back into it
[05:32] <cnz> damn will have to wait then
[05:32] <erncic> cnz: it happens so fast, you will not even lose a ssh session.
[05:32] <cnz> erncic good
[05:33] <heoyea> o
[05:34] <digitaldefector> Is there a website for terminal programs and scripts that are opensource?
[05:34] <heoyea> bing.com
[05:35] <aeon-ltd> digitaldefector: too many
[05:35] <aeon-ltd> digitaldefector: but heo is right, a search engine can find them
[05:36] <digitaldefector> aeon-ltd: I've been using google, but all I get is how to use the basic terminal commands and how to make your own scripts.
[05:36] <sam555> hello all!
[05:37] <flinga> hi
[05:37] <dr_willis> howdy
[05:37] <sam555> need help with installing ubuntu on an old ASUS eee pc 4g
[05:37] <riqdiiz> Scripts can be abother sometimes.
[05:37] <sam555> i've been using unebootin and putting the lubuntu iso on it
[05:37] <sam555> i keep getting  initramfs prompts while it tries to install
[05:37] <sam555> at the prompt I type "exit" and it hangs
[05:37] <digitaldefector> Oh I found one it's called http://cli-apps.org/
[05:38] <dr_willis> write a script to make your scripts
[05:38] <heoyea> just use github
[05:38] <digitaldefector> lots of stuff here
[05:38] <heoyea> tons of apps on there
[05:38] <sam555> the eee pc 4g has 512 ram/4g sdd/intel celeron m
[05:38] <sam555> it was made in 2007]
[05:39] <dr_willis> sam555:  i find unetbootin flakey at times. i use other tools from the  pendrivelinux site
[05:40] <dr_willis> sam555:  or just image the iso straight to usb
[05:40] <sam555> dr_willis: oh i like that!
[05:40] <sam555> do you have a link for directions to image the iso straight to the usb?
[05:41] <dr_willis> dd if=theimage.iso of=/dev/sdX   bs=2048
[05:41] <heoyea> dd command
[05:41] <dr_willis> with a sudo ;) and the right sdX
[05:42] <dr_willis> theres windows imageing toools also
[05:42] <heoyea> mistake then ur hdd dies
[05:42] <dr_willis> just the os
[05:42] <dr_willis> ;)
[05:43] <dr_willis> i wonder if you dd an iso to a sata hd, if the system would boot it
[05:43] <sam555> dr_willis: found what I need!
[05:43] <sam555> thanks much!
[05:43] <riqdiiz> There's testdisk handy ;-)
[05:44] <phantomcircuit> im trying to run MoM from ovh, it's a 32bit dynamic elf and this is a 64 bit system, i have ia32-libs installed  but im still getting errors
[05:44] <phantomcircuit> specifically symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libXfixes.so.3 undefined symbol: _XGetRequest"
[05:44] <phantomcircuit> i've tried google but all the results are in french
[05:44] <phantomcircuit> so that's not much help
[05:47] <phantomcircuit> apparently libXfixes removed a symbol without a version change :|
[05:47] <phantomcircuit> not cool
[05:48] <DrGrov> Does Chromium have Flash enabled by default without needing flashplugin-installer from the repos?
[05:48] <DrGrov> 12.04
[05:48] <DrGrov> Should I take Chromium or Google Chrome?
[05:48] <heoyea> chromium in the repos
[05:49] <DrGrov> heoyea: Okay, I found on Ubuntu Tweak both Chromium and Google Chrome.
[05:50] <DrGrov> If I take Chromium from the official 12.04 repos, will it add the updates as well for further releases/updates of Chromium?
[05:50] <dr_willis> you can install both DrGrov
[05:50] <heoyea> DrGrov: yes u can get updates
[05:50] <dr_willis> theres ppas for newer versions also
[05:50] <DrGrov> dr_willis: Okay, I will enable the PPA:s from Ubuntu Tweak then. What you reckon to be the biggest difference? I get Flash by default in both?
[05:51] <heoyea> less google tracking thats about it
[05:52] <dr_willis> DrGrov:  no idea on chromium..  id try google chrome
[05:52] <DrGrov> dr_willis: Okay, I will enable the stable repos then for Google Chrome. Thank you.
[05:53] <DrGrov> Less Google tracking on which, heoyea ?
[05:53] <spaghettiknight_> when im tring to install the ubuntu 12.04 32 bit i keep getting a "no such file or directory" error
[05:53] <heoyea> DrGrov: chromium is the open source version of chrome, so is less tracking =D
[05:54] <DrGrov> heoyea: Do I need to keep my Google account somehow synchronized with Chromium or Chrome all the time? Or is that just bookmark syncing if I want to have that?
[05:54] <DrGrov> heoyea: Since it is Google-made. Not too fond of having my Google account all the time connected everywhere LOL
[05:55] <heoyea> DrGrov: u dont have to sync if u dont want to
[05:55] <DrGrov> heoyea: Okay. Do I need to give my Google credentials somehow when installing?
[05:56] <heoyea> DrGrov: nope is open source
[05:56] <DrGrov> heoyea: The same goes for both Chromium and Chrome?
[05:57] <heoyea> DrGrov: yea u dont need to sync anything
[05:57] <DrGrov> heoyea: Good good. Then I will install Chrome to begin with. I am a bit of a paranoid :D
[05:59] <heoyea> DrGrov: sure now u can watch porn again
[05:59] <dr_willis> syncing with chrome on my phone is very handy
[06:00] <DrGrov> dr_willis: I only keep a Google account mostly as a backup purpose. But I should get more into it and use the full potential.
[06:00] <DrGrov> heoyea: No, I do not watch porn. I have a fiancee who I love very much.
[06:02] <almoxarife> glad we got that out of the way
[06:03] <DrGrov> almoxarife: What?
[06:03] <almoxarife> DrGrov: rekonq sync's google bookmarks too
[06:08] <dexter> I am facing real problem with wlan on my nc6000
[06:08] <Guest99513> I am facing real problem with wlan on my nc6000
[06:09] <Guest99513> It doesn't show in the list and the hot key seems to be not working
[06:09] <dr_willis> hotkey? you mean the on/off  key combo/switch?
[06:10] <Guest99513> dr_willis, : Yes the same one
[06:10] <Guest99513> dr_willis, The model is HP Compaq nc6000
[06:12] <Guest99513> dr_willis, any idea as to what might be the problem??
[06:12] <dr_willis> the chipset of the card is more imporntant then the make of the laptop
[06:13] <Guest99513> how can I know that?
[06:13] <Guest99513> tried lspci
[06:13] <dr_willis> !wireless
[06:13] <dr_willis> lspci should show some info on it
[06:13] <Guest99513> nothing about wlan
[06:13] <Guest99513> its just ethernet
[06:13] <JimmyNeutron> How do I disable eth0 power management?
[06:14] <Guest99513> ubottu, : tried reading that, but wan't able to understand
[06:14] <Guest99513> ubottu, : Oops
[06:16] <Guest99513> dr_willis, : two minutes
[06:19] <Guest99513> dr_willis, : on running !wireless it says: bash: !wireless: event not found
[06:20] <Guest99513> Guys anyone?
[06:20] <Guest99513> HELP needed urgently
[06:21] <heoyea> ?
[06:21] <Guest99513> How to check if a wireless is attached to the system?
[06:21] <Guest99513> wireless card
[06:21] <usr13> Guest99513: lspci
[06:21] <Guest99513> usr13,  It shows a number of outputs.
[06:22] <Guest99513> usr13, : which one is for wlan?
[06:22] <usr13> Guest99513: Find the one that says "Wireless" or something to that effect.
[06:22] <usr13> Guest99513: You could do  lspci |grep ireless
[06:23] <Guest99513> usr13,  there is no one by that name.But there is one that says Ethernet Controller
[06:23] <usr13> Guest99513: Show us that line.
[06:24] <usr13> Guest99513:  What kind of Wireless card is it?  (Is it PCI?)
[06:24] <Guest99513> 02:0e.0 Ethernet controller: Broadcom Corporation NetXtreme BCM5705M_2 Gigabit Ethernet (rev 03)
[06:24] <usr13> Guest99513: iwconfig  #What does that say?
[06:25] <usr13> Guest99513: the BCM5705M_2 is the wired ethernet
[06:25] <Guest99513> usr13, : it says no wireless extension for lo, irda0 and etho
[06:25] <Guest99513> and the lspci |grep ireless command returns nothing
[06:26] <usr13> Guest99513: Do you have anything else in the output of lspci that might indicate a wifi card?
[06:26] <Guest99513> usr13, : no sir, nothing which says wifi of wlan
[06:27] <Lady_Aleena> Hello, is there a page on Ubuntu's site which lists everything that comes with the installation of it?
[06:27] <Guest99513> usr13, : is there a way by which I could share my internet from my laptop that is connected to the internet to the one which is not via ethernet?
[06:27] <usr13> Guest99513: Well, I guess you're out of luck.  I suppose you will need to use wired connection on that machine.  (It has "Gigabit Ethernet")
[06:28] <Guest99513> usr13, : And the wireless used to work when I was using windows xp
[06:28] <usr13> Guest99513: Yes, you can share your internet from the laptop.  That shouldn't be a problem.
[06:28] <usr13> Guest99513: What OS is on the laptop?
[06:28] <Guest99513> usr13, : Can you direct me to the steps regarding the same?
[06:28] <usr13> Guest99513: What OS is on the laptop?
[06:29] <usr13> OS = Operating System
[06:29] <Guest99513> usr13, : Its ubuntu 12.04 LTS
[06:29] <Guest99513> my system doesn't support PAE so am using a version developed by some ubuntu developer
[06:30] <Guest99513> is there a way to check which os I am running?
[06:31] <usr13> Guest99513: lsb_release -a
[06:32] <Guest99513> Description:	Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS
[06:32] <Guest99513> Release:	12.04
[06:32] <Guest99513> Codename:	precise
[06:32] <usr13> Guest99513: I think you can go to the Network Connections and on the wired tab, select the connection and click "edit" and Go to the IPv4 settings tab, and change the method to "Shared to other computers"
[06:33] <Noah_> Can anyone help me briefly with a raid setup?
[06:33] <usr13> Then you should be able to connect a crossover cable between the two PCs
[06:33] <Guest99513> usr13, : I'll try it oout rightaway
[06:34] <usr13> Guest99513: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethernet_crossover_cable
[06:34] <ubuntu> exit
[06:34] <ubuntu> quit
[06:34] <Noah_> I have a raid in active (auto-read-only) raid1 that is showing U_ ..how can I fix this?
[06:35] <Guest99513> usr13, : oh, I've been using a straight through
[06:35] <usr13> Guest99513: Ok, that might work.
[06:35] <usr13> try it and see.
[06:36] <mrguser> aftie?
[06:36] <Noah_> no love?'
[06:37] <mrguser> love foe what?
[06:37] <Tex_> anyone free to help me with a 12.10 x64 install that wont get past grub?
[06:37] <Noah_> I need some help with a raid..
[06:38] <Tex_> anyone?
[06:38] <Lady_Aleena> So, no single page listing all of the device drivers, fonts, and programs come with Ubuntu so I know what I would need to look for after installation?
[06:38] <Arcadie> Tex_, what do you mean?
[06:39] <Arcadie> You get a back screen, like nothing displayed on the monitor ?
[06:40] <Tex_> the computer i just built yesterday wont get past the menu selection I say try to run try ubuntu and it will just go to a blank screen
[06:40] <Tex_> and freeze
[06:40] <Tex_> the error i get is
[06:41] <Tex_> ata10: hard resetting link"
[06:41] <Tex_> the hardware is
[06:42] <Guest99513> usr13, : unfortunately, I've got a dozen of ethernet cables and all of them are straight through
[06:42] <Tex_> maximus V extream, nvida gtx680, i7-3770K, hyperx ssd kinsonton
[06:42] <usr13> Tex_: One line... Put all your comments on one line so we can follow it easier...
[06:42] <Tex_> ok
[06:42] <Guest99513> usr13, : but there is one that has there net and usb on one end...will that work?
[06:43] <usr13> Guest99513: no
[06:43] <Guest99513> usr13, : is there a  workaround of any sorts?
[06:44] <usr13> Guest99513: How about two cables and a switch or hub?
[06:44] <Guest99513> don't have that much equipment
[06:44] <Guest99513> just two laptops a bunch of cables
[06:45] <usr13> Guest99513: You can make your own crossover cable.  Just cut one end off of one of the straight-through cables and re-wire it to a new connector.
[06:45] <Arcadie> Tex_, is it possible that you have a cable issue? Maybe you can try to re-connect SATA cable ?
[06:45] <Tex_> hardware: -videocard: gtx680 -motherboard: rog maximus V extream -cpu: i7-3770K -hdd's : 240 kingston sata III    the error im getting is : ata10: hard resetting link      what ive read is it may be ubuntu doesnt like to play nice with sata iii
[06:45] <Tex_> no tryed that and windows is runing fine ive partioned the drive
[06:45] <Guest99513> usr13, : I would have to have the connector gun for that or is there a way to do it by hand?
[06:46] <Arcadie> But you installed ubuntu succesfully, right ?
[06:46] <usr13> Guest99513: Not that I know of.  Borrow a crimper and rj45 connector from your next-door-neighbor.
[06:46] <Tex_> no the installer didnt even get past the startup for its self
[06:47] <Guest99513> usr13, : Thanks for the advice mate, its 1:46 Am..my next door neighbour won't be happy to see me at this time of hour
[06:48] <Guest99513> usr13, : If I can figure out my Wlan card spec, is there a way you can direct me to the repository for that card?
[06:48] <Tex_> wish i could dump the a log file would make this soo much less of a problem
[06:49] <usr13> Guest99513: What type of card is it?  PCI or...?
[06:49] <Arcadie> Hmm, What I could suggest is connecting the SSD to and SATA II interface on your motherboard (for sure you should have one). And try to install. Maybe you can find an easier way to fix it after OS is installed
[06:49] <usr13> Tex_: Sounds like you have a hardware issue.
[06:50] <Tex_> ok
[06:50] <Tex_> and yes that was my thought I just would have liked maby a work around that was software but if thats all i can do ill take it
[06:50] <Guest99513> usr13, :http://h18000.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/11794_na/11794_na.html
[06:50] <Guest99513> usr13, : This is the link of my laptop's config.
[06:51] <Guest99513> Intel PRO/Wireless 2100 802.11b wireless LAN	Intel® Centrino™ mobile technology
[06:51] <Guest99513> Integrated support for 802.11b
[06:51] <Guest99513> Up to 11mbps throughput performance
[06:51] <Guest99513> Intel PRO/Wireless 2200 802.11 b/g wireless LAN	Intel® Centrino™ mobile technology
[06:51] <Guest99513> Integrated support for 802.11b and g
[06:51] <Guest99513> Up to 11mbps throughput performance
[06:51] <FloodBot1> Guest99513: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:51] <Guest99513> sorry about that
[06:52] <usr13> Guest99513: If it is Intel PRO/Wireless 2200, it should work.  You must have a hardware issue of some sort.
[06:52] <usr13> Guest99513: Maybe it is switched off?
[06:52] <usr13> Guest99513: ... hardware switch?
[06:52] <Guest99513> usr13, : that seems to be the exact problem.
[06:53] <BlackDalek> how do I add an application to the right-click menu so that it appears under "open with..." when I right click on a file of a particular type?
[06:53] <Guest99513> usr13, : It doesn't show up anywhere and the switch does not change the LED
[06:53] <Tex_> do you guys know of any way to dump the error log from the live disc?
[06:53] <Guest99513> usr13, : the rest of the buttons work just fine
[06:53] <usr13> Guest99513: .... must be a hardware issue of some sort.
[06:54] <usr13> Guest99513: Maybe it is dissabled in BIOS?
[06:54] <Wug> would anyone happen to know off the top of their head where xchat on ubuntu looks for CA certificates
[06:54] <Wug> does it just use the OS store?
[06:54] <Guest99513> usr13, : Checked that, its enabled
[06:54] <usr13> Guest99513: And you have what installed on it?  Ubuntu 12.04?
[06:55] <Guest99513> usr13, yup
[06:55] <usr13> Guest99513: I dono. Should work.
[06:55] <usr13> ... going to be away for while...
[06:55] <Syria> Hi there, Please tell me why I can't install linux-headers-3.5.0-19-generic, I am facing a problem. http://paste.ubuntu.com/1443154/
[06:55] <Guest99513> usr13, :can you tell me precisely how to manually install drivers for intel pro?
[06:57] <Guest99513> usr13, : Thanks mate for the help..Appreciate you efforts
[06:57] <BlackDalek> Bluegriffon is installed but does not appear in "other applications"  under "open with" > "other application".. Why?
[07:00] <BlackDalek> How do I make an installed app (BlueGriffon or ANY app) appear in the available "other applications" on my system? How does an app get into the list?
[07:01] <fedor> is it possible to perform reverse tethering in ubuntu12.10
[07:02] <cnz> damn bobo left
[07:03] <cnz> only about 2.5hours to zero out a 2tb hdd
[07:03] <cnz> with dcfldd
[07:04] <Tex_> seems my blu-ray drive didnt like the sata III port :V
[07:04] <Tex_> thanks for the sejestion
[07:05] <aeon-ltd> cnz: just one pass?
[07:05] <cnz> aeon-ltd yeah
[07:05] <aeon-ltd> fedor: reverse like share eth over wifi?
[07:05] <cnz> sudo dcfldd pattern=00 of=/dev/sd<letter>
[07:06] <fedor> no, wired connected through usb-cable
[07:08] <ga_sk8er> i installed ubuntu tonight. im trying to install a program & when i  do the "su" command it says "authentication failed" but i know the password is right...i even typed it correct to get this irc client installed
[07:08] <fedor> I mean to use wired connected through usb-cable to have INTERNET in my android4.0.4-based smartphone
[07:08] <aeon-ltd> never heard of that, but i've heard of bluetooth tethering (the reverse sounds possible)
[07:09] <BlackDalek> how do I make installed apps appear in the list of available "open with" > "other applications"?
[07:09] <ga_sk8er> any idea why "su" says my authentication failed" when i enter my password
[07:10] <aeon-ltd> ga_sk8er: to really test the password, try log in as root
[07:11] <ga_sk8er> i havent done linux in so long...i forget the ocmmand to do root
[07:11] <fedor> that is the thing about it. Wherever i tried to find something about it yesterday it was useless. There is no way to do it in Ubuntu. The same is said by HTC-folks (that is the brand I am using). So they say that without HTC-synk it is impossible to perform such a thing, and HTC-synk is n/a in any of linux distributions. So I think the problem is solved.
[07:11] <ga_sk8er> i can remember su & sudo require password
[07:13] <ga_sk8er> what is the command to become root
[07:14] <fedor> sudo -s
[07:15] <CrazyZurfer> hi, does Ubuntu has an ibernate mode?
[07:15] <cnz> what's the best software to use in ubuntu for remote connecting?
[07:15] <CrazyZurfer> teamviewer
[07:15] <aeon-ltd> CrazyZurfer: yes ubuntu has hibernate
[07:15] <fedor> from what i see , yes it has
[07:16] <CrazyZurfer> aeon-ltd: the only thing I see is suspend and shutdown
[07:16] <fedor> Suspend it is
[07:16] <CrazyZurfer> suspend is different from hibernate
[07:17] <CrazyZurfer> are different things
[07:17] <aeon-ltd> how slow is your boot?
[07:17] <fedor> http://nikunjlahoti.com/2012/10/31/enable-hibernation-on-ubuntu-12-10/
[07:17] <CrazyZurfer> suspends, puts everything on RAM, so it consumes energy and electricity and cut trees for it, lol. And hibernate puts everything on the HDD, so it doesn't
[07:17] <aculich> ga_sk8er: i would recommend 'sudo su -l' rather than 'sudo -s'
[07:18] <aeon-ltd> i hope the tree thing is a joke
[07:18] <CrazyZurfer> thanks fedor
[07:18] <CrazyZurfer> yup, a joke. but a true joke
[07:18] <aculich> fedor: if you use 'sudo -s' you'll inherit some things from the user environment
[07:18] <aculich> fedor: if you do 'sudo su -l' you'll get a login shell as root
[07:19] <aculich> fedor: there's an important difference that you can see by trying both methods and doing 'echo $HOME' in each
[07:19] <aculich> it's a subtle, but important difference
[07:20] <MFen> is there a way to pass the dpkg option --force-confold (or any dpkg option) to apt-get install?
[07:20] <mrguser> afternoon...
[07:21] <elena-IK> does the 64 bit version of ubuntu have any real world advantages over the 32 bit version on systems with less than 4GB ram?
[07:21] <MFen> ah, found it on my own.. http://raphaelhertzog.com/2010/09/21/debian-conffile-configuration-file-managed-by-dpkg/
[07:22] <dr_willis> elena-IK:  some math entivise tasks may be  faster
[07:22] <MFen> -o Dpkg::Options::="--force-confold"
[07:22] <dr_willis> intensive
[07:23] <aeon-ltd> elena-IK: incase you ever want more than 4gb
[07:23] <elena-IK> k. and disadvantages?
[07:23] <aeon-ltd> elena-IK: buggier (right now)
[07:24] <elena-IK> ok, thank you
[07:24] <dr_willis> i cant recall aany issues ive had with 64bit os, that were due to the 64bitness..
[07:24] <dr_willis> i use 64bit os on all my 64bit hardware machines
[07:24] <aeon-ltd> disadvantage - mozilla dropped 64bit firefox
[07:26] <aeon-ltd> eventually phasing out may happen faster
[07:27]  * dr_willis waits for the 1024 bit os
[07:31] <znejk> Hi, I'm trying to make a bootable USB stick. I'm using a 4gb SanDisk which I've managed to make bootable usb's with before but now I only get "missing operating system". I've tried to make it fat16, fat32, ext3 but still same problem.
[07:32] <znejk> Is it broken?
[07:34] <dr_willis> znejk:  or for some reason the bootloader is not getting written to it
[07:34] <dr_willis> znejk:  what tool are you using?
[07:34] <tozen>  Hi people! I've already asked for the help yesterday but the problem steel existing. So I've got 12.04.1 installed for a half of the year ago. TFG I haven't any problems with hardvare or smth else since system installation day. But what I've recognised yesterday afternoon is I cannot login into text console using Ctrl+Alt+F1 keys combination. Well I see the console and prompt but trying to enter using my systems account name and password for th
[07:34] <tozen> e root I receiving login cancelation. What is really strange is that all is fine and splandid using standart console (Ctrl+Alt+T) there when I need to install some updates or doing changes my password getting received without any questions (I mean using sudo command). What I thought is that probably pam-auth service is crashed but checking this I've created new user 'test' (sudo useradd test -->> sudo passwd test -->> test) whoes able to login i
[07:34] <tozen> n text console (Ctrl+Alt+F1) without a problem. Would smbd can help me to sort it out,please? Sorry for my eng. Here is /var/log/auth.log without and 'test' user: http://pastebin.com/7S84u7sS
[07:34] <FloodBot1> tozen: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:35] <dr_willis> you are logging in directly as 'root' ? or as your user on the console?
[07:35] <znejk> dr_willis, I've tried different setups with gparted and unetbootin LiveUsb USB disk creator.
[07:36] <dr_willis> znejk:  tried just dd-ing the iso to the flash?
[07:36] <tozen> dr_willis: as user on the console
[07:36] <reeed> what's Ctrl-Alt-T ?
[07:36] <dr_willis> reeed:  starts a terminal in unity
[07:36] <znejk> dr_willis, no but look what the usb gives med :     Enhet Start     Början        Slut     Block    Id  System
[07:36] <znejk> /dev/sdb1               1     7821311     3910655+  ee  GPT
[07:36] <tozen> reeed: Ctrl+Alt+T
[07:37] <dr_willis> tozen:  so it does what exactly when you login as a user on the console?
[07:37] <znejk> dr_willis, shouldnt System be W95 something?
[07:37] <tozen> dr_willis: yes of course
[07:37] <dr_willis> znejk:  i dont recall a usb flash ever being gpt befor
[07:38] <dr_willis> znejk:  id try just the dd method.
[07:38] <znejk> dr_willis, so what have I done :) How can i change it, everything started when i partioned it for chromeOS.
[07:38] <dr_willis> dd will totally erase the flash. theres nothing you want to keep on it?
[07:39] <znejk> dr_willis, nope
[07:39] <dr_willis> if the flash drive was 'sdf' you would image the iso with a command similer to.....
[07:39] <znejk> just want that bastard to boot :)
[07:40] <dr_willis> sudo dd if=theisofile.iso  of=/dev/sdf bs=2048
[07:40] <dr_willis> do NOT use the wrong /dev/sdX
[07:40] <dr_willis> you can erase your hd if you use the wrong /dev/sdX
[07:41] <znejk> :D
[07:41] <znejk> ok I'll try
[07:41] <tozen> dr_willis: any idea?
[07:42] <dr_willis> when you put in the flash check 'sudo blkid' and dmesg to be sure its the right sdX
[07:42] <znejk> One more q, should pentium 4 use 32 or 64? I think it can use both but whats best?
[07:43] <dr_willis> znejk:  i use 64bit whenever possible
[07:46] <ideasman_42> Hi, anyone know about `apport`, Id like to disable it for one program?
[07:47] <znejk> dr_willis, ok here goes nothing, but my suspision is something is wrong with the USB mbr or something or filesystem :<
[07:47] <ideasman_42> infact this is a bug Im trying to fix in my software
[07:47] <ideasman_42> I have a python interpreter window in the application, User created exceptions are caught by apport
[07:48] <ideasman_42> so I want my software to tell apport to stop running
[07:48] <dr_willis> the dd will totally overwrite it.. unless its physically bad.
[07:49] <dr_willis> most people just disable it completely ideasman_42  ;)    but im not a programer.
[07:50] <ideasman_42> dr_willis, issue is that a user has it enabled, then complains when our app fails
[07:52] <lolcar> Hello
[07:53] <lolcar> How can I install texlive?
[07:54] <heoyea> software center?
[07:55] <lolcar> heoyea: it is ancient, like from before I wass born
[07:56] <heoyea> sure
[07:56] <NastyNaz> in terminal how can I search all running processes for ones that contain 'ftp' in the process name?
[07:58] <dr_willis> ps ax | grep pattern
[07:59] <dr_willis> ps has other options you may want
[07:59] <NastyNaz> thanks
[08:00] <znjek> dr_willis, still the same problem :( missing operating system.
[08:01] <dr_willis> znjek:  that is weird.
[08:01] <dr_willis> dd dident fail or give any errors?
[08:01] <znjek> mby its the MBR which is bad? And why does it give me that strange Id?
[08:01] <znjek> nope worked perfectly
[08:01] <dr_willis> what does fdisk -l say about it now anyway
[08:02] <znejk> /dev/sdb1               1     7821311     3910655+  ee  GPT
[08:02] <dr_willis> dd would have overwritten the mbr.
[08:02] <znejk> ok
[08:02] <dr_willis> it should definatly not be saying that.... weird
[08:02] <znejk> hehe, should I remove the partitions and reformat it?
[08:03] <dr_willis> dd should have removed them.
[08:03] <dr_willis> it should be showing up as an iso9660 filesystem
[08:03] <NastyNaz> how can I check what FTP server programs I have installed? I had a process running but it quit and I don't remember the name (ubuntu server so terminal only)
[08:03] <dr_willis> thee shouldent eveb BE a sdb1
[08:03] <dr_willis> thee shouldent even BE a sdb1
[08:03] <znejk> :D
[08:04] <dr_willis> you did dd to sdb  not sdb1? ;) or the wrong device?
[08:04] <znejk> nah to sdb1
[08:04] <dr_willis> you should have dd'd to sdb     not sdb1
[08:04] <znejk> ok
[08:05] <dr_willis> thats  what my examples showed.. ;P
[08:05] <dr_willis> i think
[08:05] <znejk> lets try again cause now it says unknown filesystem in gparted :> but ubuntu 12.10
[08:06] <dr_willis> sdb1 = a partition.. sdb = the whole disk
[08:06] <wubino> is there a unity javascript lib available?
[08:06] <znejk> Here we go again
[08:06] <dr_willis> including the mbr
[08:06] <znejk> aha!
[08:06] <superfake123> can I get help for avconv on ubuntu 12.10 here? D:
[08:06] <heoyea> nop
[08:06] <dcherniv> no
[08:06] <dcherniv> lol
[08:06] <dcherniv> !ask
[08:10] <Srpx> Is this line wrong? It works if I don't set an outfile...!  ~/jsbeautifier/js-beautify ~/test/test-min.js --outfile=~/test/test.js
[08:10] <Srpx> This way it just displays the help menu. I
[08:11] <Srpx> Without the outfile the right output goes to stdout... I can see it but not save it to a file
[08:14] <heoyea> ?
[08:14] <m000gle> Does anyone know of a way to disable the Nautilus media banner?  This the part of the nautilus window which frequently says things like "This media contains digital photos/music/etc." followed by a button to open it in gThumb/Banshee/etc.
[08:15] <m000gle> An example of this banner can be seen here: http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x100/amoebios_4m/nautilus_media_banner.jpg
[08:17] <dieterich> exit
[08:18] <mengx> i have got a network adaper named 'atheros ar8162'. I 'm now using ubuntu12.10.But there is no driver for this network adaper.So I tried to find the source code of this driver. When I compile it ,it seems that it can't work with the kernel over than 2.4.0.What can I do ?can anyone help?
[08:20] <mengx> i have got a network adaper named 'atheros ar8162'. I 'm now using ubuntu12.10.But there is no driver for this network adaper.So I tried to find the source code of this driver. When I compile it ,it seems that it can't work with the kernel over than 2.4.0.What can I do ?can anyone help?
[08:22] <mengx> i have got a network adaper named 'atheros ar8162'. I 'm now using ubuntu12.10.But there is no driver for this network adaper.So I tried to find the source code of this driver. When I compile it ,it seems that it can't work with the kernel over than 2.4.0.What can I do ?can anyone help?
[08:22] <auronandace> !repeat | mengx
[08:22] <mengx> i have got a network adaper named 'atheros ar8162'. I 'm now using ubuntu12.10.But there is no driver for this network adaper.So I tried to find the source code of this driver. When I compile it ,it seems that it can't work with the kernel over than 2.4.0.What can I do ?can anyone help?
[08:25] <mengx> i have got a network adaper named 'atheros ar8162'. I 'm now using ubuntu12.10.But there is no driver for this network adaper.So I tried to find the source code of this driver. When I compile it ,it seems that it can't work with the kernel over than 2.4.0.What can I do ?can anyone help?
[08:25] <lolcar> mengx: Anyone can
[08:27] <mengx> is there any master here ?
[08:27] <FihanNaru> ask: I'm using mirggi. how to connect it with channel?
[08:28] <Wug> mengx: short of modifying it to be compatible with the newer versions of the kernel, you could search for other people who have had the problem before and see if they have solved it in a different way, or have already done the modifications.
[08:28] <Wug> FihanNaru: probably //join #channel
[08:28] <Wug> /join*, just one /
[08:29] <Ben64> mengx: have you tried googling your problem? I found a solution on the very first result.
[08:29] <mengx> yes I have trid ,but it didn't help
[08:30] <FihanNaru> what are the channel? I'm little bit confused with the instruction on google
[08:31] <Ben64> mengx: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2050126
[08:32] <dr_willis> FihanNaru:  theres thousands of channels on the freenode irc network
[08:32] <dr_willis> channel = 'chat room'
[08:33] <FihanNaru> hmmm. Besides #ubuntu channel. Anything else? ForEx:?
[08:33] <auronandace> !alis | FihanNaru
[08:36] <koushik> hey there..How to switch off the data collection  of unity
[08:36] <koushik> ?
[08:36] <koushik> Anyone please help me out
[08:36] <rhin0> whats up koushik
[08:36] <koushik> hey
[08:36] <FihanNaru> well thanks for the help! ()
[08:37] <koushik> how to switchoff the data collection for amazon in unity?
[08:37] <rhin0> whoa
[08:37] <rhin0> app/browser specific .. maybe somebody else knows
[08:38] <rhin0> its more of an amazon site issue I think
[08:38] <rhin0> maybe amazon forum amazon help channel .. is it related to firefox
[08:38] <auronandace> rhin0: no, he means in unity
[08:38] <rhin0> "data collection" .. what data, how
[08:38] <koushik> Nope, actually data are fed into amazon that i typed to search in unity
[08:38] <auronandace> koushik: look at the settings
[08:41] <koushik> thanks auronandace got it under setting under privacy
[08:41] <koushik> quit
[08:43] <rajmahendra> I dont see xorg config file in my ssystem.
[08:43] <koushik> !ask
[08:44] <auronandace> !xorgconf | rajmahendra
[08:44] <tozen> rajmahendra: it doesn't exist more
[08:44] <rajmahendra> oo ok
[08:44] <ActionParsnip> rajmahendra: its not there by default but if you have one then it will be obeyed
[08:45] <tozen> rajmahendra: if need u have to create it oneselve
[08:45] <rajmahendra> in the time of 12.4 I was running Seconlife Viewer working fine on my machine but after i upgraded to 12.10  Viewer is not at all running.
[08:45] <ActionParsnip> rajmahendra: try running it from terminal. the output may be useful
[08:46] <tozen> +1
[08:47] <tozen> guys is any login options expert here?
[08:47] <rajmahendra> ActionParsnip, tozen  i am getting this in terminal http://pastebin.com/3XeXEVTQ
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> tozen: ask your question and see ;)
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> rajmahendra: what video chip do you use?
[08:49] <rhin0> rajmahendra: you have to generate xorg.conf
[08:49] <tozen> ActionParsnip: Ill paste all text here ok?
[08:49] <rhin0> theres a command to generate the file
[08:49] <rhin0> its not there anymore unless you want it
[08:49] <rajmahendra> Intel
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> rajmahendra: I'd have a look at the top few lines online, see what they imply
[08:50] <ActionParsnip> rhin0: with nvidia you can use:  sudo nvidia-xconfig
[08:50] <rajmahendra> ActionParsnip, one sec.
[08:50] <ActionParsnip> rhin0: if you drop to root recovery mode you can run:  Xorg -configure
[08:51] <rajmahendra> ActionParsnip, please find the full output http://pastebin.com/kwgu6paJ
[08:52] <tozen> ActionParsnip: I've recognised yesterday afternoon is I cannot login into text console using Ctrl+Alt+F1 keys combination. Well I see the console and prompt but trying to enter using my systems account name and password for the root I receiving login cancelation. What is really strange is that all is fine and splandid using standart console (Ctrl+Alt+T) there when I need to install some updates or doing changes my password getting received witho
[08:52] <tozen> ut any questions (I mean using sudo command). What I thought is that probably pam-auth service is crashed but checking this I've created new user 'test' (sudo useradd test -->> sudo passwd test -->> test) whoes able to loginin text console (Ctrl+Alt+F1) without a problem. Would smbd can help me to sort it out,please? Sorry for my eng. Here is /var/log/auth.log without and with 'test' user: http://pastebin.com/7S84u7sS
[08:57] <rajmahendra> rhin0, how can i generate xorg.conf ?
[08:58] <heoyea> reboot
[08:59] <ActionParsnip> tozen: logging in as root isn't advised or supported
[08:59] <ActionParsnip> tozen: login as your user and run:   sudo -i
[09:00] <bekks> rajmahendra: Just use a text editor, something like sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[09:04] <tozen> ActionParsnip: I can't login there because of system doesn't receive my login there (Ctrl+Alt+F1). I'm typing my login name tozen same as for terminal emulator (Ctrl+Alt+T) and password as I'm using for sudo but cannot login in cause of failure as log file says
[09:05] <ActionParsnip> tozen: do you have an ssh server installed and running?
[09:05] <bekks> tozen: As long as you can type something, the system actually receives your login. Do you use the your username for login in, and not "root"?
[09:05] <dr_willis> tozen:  you are autologging into x? or do you enter tozan/password there also?
[09:06] <tozen> ActionParsnip: emmm...I think so not
[09:06] <tozen> bekks: Im using my username to login there
[09:07] <bekks> tozen: And whats happening? Which message do you get?
[09:07] <tozen> dr_willis: yes I'vegot autologging activized now
[09:07] <rajmahendra> bekks, i am not sure what the file contain
[09:07] <rajmahendra> ActionParsnip, any idea you got from the output ?
[09:07] <tozen> bekks: Login incorrect
[09:08] <bekks> rajmahendra: Why do you want to create it then?
[09:08] <dr_willis> tozen:  at a tweminal under x, tty the command 'login' see if tozan can login that way. (this is just a test)
[09:08] <bekks> tozen: And do you use the password for your user?
[09:09] <rajmahendra> bekks, when i try to run secondlife in ubuntu 12.10 i am gettign this error  http://pastebin.com/kwgu6paJ
[09:10] <tozen> bekks: of course Im using password for myself
[09:10] <bekks> rajmahendra: You are using a beta of secondlife. What do you want to do in your xorg.conf and why do you suspect it to be helpful?
[09:10] <tozen> bekks: same pass as Im using for sudo for example
[09:11] <ActionParsnip> rajmahendra: i was letting you. I'm at work presently so don't have a bunch of time free
[09:12] <tozen> dr_willis: doesn't works same error
[09:12] <rajmahendra> bekks, when i use ubunto 11 i got same issue someone tole to created one aand it worked after i install 12.10 it stopped wroking
[09:12] <dr_willis> tozen:  now thats interesting.. do you have ssh installed?
[09:12] <dr_willis> tozen:  if so try 'ssh localhost'
[09:13] <tozen> guys maybe the problem is that in users accounts setting Im Administrator?
[09:13] <bekks> rajmahendra: So whats the filename you are running to run secondlife?
[09:13] <rajmahendra> secondlife
[09:13] <bekks> tozen: Without being administrator, you wouldnt be able to use sudo ;)
[09:13] <dr_willis> tozen:  that shouldent matter.. unless the account is 'locked out'/disabled
[09:14] <tozen> dr_willis: I don't know about ssh. Never been installed or launched it.
[09:14] <rajmahendra> bekks, SecondLife-i686-3.4.2.267137
[09:14] <dr_willis> i bet if x was not autologging in.. youw  would be really stuck
[09:15] <tozen> bekks: thx
[09:15] <dr_willis> so.. sudo works, login at console fails,  'login' command at terminal fails.
[09:15] <tozen> dr_willis: thx now i know little bit more ;)
[09:16] <bekks> rajmahendra: Did you take a look at that "README-linux.txt" as mentioned in the last line?
[09:16] <dr_willis> i bet if you logged out of X it would fail to let you back in
[09:16] <rajmahendra> bekks, yes i tried something its says but still its not working.
[09:16] <rajmahendra> i even tried phonenix viewer also.
[09:17] <dr_willis> tozen:  could try  just changeing your passwd with the passwd command..
[09:17] <bekks> rajmahendra: "tried something" and "not working" is far too generic to be somehow helpful.
[09:17] <tozen> dr_willis: well login in terminal (Ctrl+Alt+T) works fine but login in text console (Ctrl+Alt+F1) fails
[09:17] <bekks> tozen: Did you check wether your user account is disabled?
[09:17] <dr_willis> tozen:  the 'login' command at terminal fails?  or do you mean somthing else at the terminal?
[09:18] <elena-IK> I'm installing 12.04 from alternate cd. I want to write grub to the boot partition's boot record, but I get an error: "Executing 'grub-install /dev/sda5' failed. This is a fatal error."
[09:18] <rajmahendra> bekks, i tried both both bit build and also i tried to download slvoice dirver  etc.
[09:18] <rajmahendra> but nothing worked
[09:18] <bekks> rajmahendra: Sorry, please rephrase your last sentence. I am unable to parse it.
[09:18] <dr_willis> elena-IK:  why do you want it on sda5 and not sda?
[09:19] <elena-IK> dr_willis: because I don't want to overwrite the truecrypt boot loader
[09:20] <tozen> dr_willis: I mean I'm able to use sudo in terminal with admin password to get soft or updates installed but I cannot login text console after dropping out of X server
[09:20] <rajmahendra> I tried both 32 and 64 bit binary  also i tried to download slvoice driiver but its not working
[09:20] <rajmahendra> i am getting same error
[09:20] <tozen> bekks: How can I do it, please?
[09:20] <dr_willis> i will bbl.
[09:20] <bekks> rajmahendra: Then did you read the last few lines of the error message, and did you try the --sync option?
[09:22] <rajmahendra> bekks, you mean secondlife --sync ? not yet
[09:22] <bekks> tozen: Execute "cat /etc/passwd" in your terminal, and look out for the line starting with your username. You will see your username followed by a : followed by something else. Is it a ! or something else (dont tell us what it is, just wether it is a ! or not).
[09:22] <bekks> rajmahendra: Why not...?
[09:23] <user__> What use ubuntu
[09:23] <tozen> bekks: one min, please
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> user__: that doesn't make any sesne
[09:25] <rajmahendra> bekks, it says no such option
[09:25] <bekks> rajmahendra: Did you try to ask in #secondlife ?
[09:26] <tozen> bekks: it's not a !
[09:26] <rajmahendra> bekks, ya no one there i pinged some but no answer
[09:26] <bekks> tozen: Could you pastebin the output of df -h please?
[09:27] <mimorek> Does anyone know a good channel for cpp?
[09:28] <bekks> mimorek: #cpp ?
[09:28] <mimorek> bekks: lol thanks
[09:28] <user__> I want to use linux to learn programming
[09:29] <tozen> bekks: http://pastebin.com/HR1aUwpa
[09:30] <bekks> tozen: Running     ls -lha /home/    do you see a directory for the user trying to log in?
[09:31] <tozen> bekks: yes I do
[09:31] <thoonai> where does the setting for 'Turn screen off when inactive for {t}' will be stored?
[09:37] <tozen> bekks: r u here?
[09:39] <bekks> tozen: According to "/names" I am here, yes. :)
[09:40] <tozen> bekks: lol ok... do u c my answer?
[09:41] <tozen> do u need me to pastebin ls -lha /home?
[09:42] <bekks> tozen: I did see your answer, and I do not need it to be verified :)
[09:42] <user__> I stop Internet in a recession
[09:43] <tozen> bekks: so no any ideas it this time?
[09:43] <tozen> it -->> at
[09:43] <bekks> tozen: All you could check is wether that directory is owned by your user -- see the ls -lha /home/ output again.
[09:45] <sarah> hi everyone
[09:45] <sarah> i wanted to ask question
[09:45] <sarah> anybody there ?
[09:46] <tozen> bekks: there is my username and root
[09:46] <Steph_De_Chine> !help sarah
[09:46] <Steph_De_Chine> !help |sarah
[09:46] <sarah> ok
[09:46] <Guest35025> !patience
[09:46] <sarah> can someone tell me why Windows 8 is booting faster than Ubuntu ?
[09:47] <rhin0> thats not a relevant question
[09:47] <sarah> i just installed windows 8 and i just cant believe
[09:47] <bekks> sarah: No one in here cares.
[09:47] <bekks> sarah: :)
[09:47] <sarah> but its fatser than ubuntu and i dont like it at all !!!!
[09:47] <rhin0> windows 8 is rubbish .. buggy - insecure ... hard to use .. immature .. a waste of time
[09:47] <bekks> sarah: And no one cares in here.
[09:47] <Guest35025> Run boot-repair with grub.  W8 will not load faster.
[09:47] <rhin0> so what if it's fast to boot
[09:47] <sarah> windows 8 hard to use ? lol#
[09:47] <bekks> tozen: Could please pastebin ls -lha /home/
[09:47] <rhin0> its not even a desktop OS they've stuffed their users by trying to market a phone os as desktop .. they can't afford to develop a new desktop OS
[09:47] <sarah> my ubuntu is hard to use
[09:47] <nibbler> dont feed the troll
[09:47] <bekks> !ot | sarah
[09:48] <rhin0> ban sarah. is just disrupting
[09:48] <sarah> i just wanted to know
[09:48] <ActionParsnip> sarah: its a different OS, they act differently. XPud boots in about 3 seconds, different distro, different behaviour
[09:48] <ActionParsnip> sarah: why do some people run faster than others
[09:48] <rhin0> why does anyone use windows
[09:48] <sarah> cuz some use steroids ?
[09:48] <ActionParsnip> sarah: why can people make cups of tea faster than others
[09:49] <worm> sarah: That is off-topic. Stop that topic or you might get silenced.
[09:49] <ActionParsnip> sarah: different people, different abilities
[09:49] <sarah> yeah
[09:49] <bekks> ActionParsnip: steroidical water ;)
[09:49] <tozen> bekks: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1443273/
[09:49] <ActionParsnip> bekks: hehe
[09:49] <bekks> tozen: That looks good so far.
[09:50] <worm> I have a question. Why each time I boot to Ubuntu, it gave me a brown screen for a long time, then the Ubuntu loading screen just appear for several seconds? What is my computer doing during the brown-screen period?
[09:51] <bekks> worm: It starts up everything thats needed to actually show the loading screen and a lot of other services in parallel.
[09:51] <tozen> bekks : I'tried to setup new password by sudo passwd but nothing is changed unfortunately all the same
[09:52] <user__> started using the irc chat
[09:52] <tozen> I've
[09:53] <bekks> tozen: sudo passwd will NOT change the password of your user...
[09:53] <bekks> tozen: It will set a root password.
[09:54] <thoonai> where does the setting for 'Turn screen off when inactive for {t}' will be stored?
[09:54] <tozen> bekks: without sudo?
[09:55] <bekks> tozen: Without sudo, it changes the password of the user invoking it.
[09:55] <blaz_> hi guys, please dont get mad at me, im sure the answer is somewhere on the net, but it is a pain in the ass to find it, i would like to know in ubuntu 12.04, how can i setup my ethernet car and wifi card so that i can watch iptv nd go on the internet... i watch iptv on my eth card and internet on the wifi?
[09:56] <tozen> bekks: seems we were found the problem together
[09:56] <bekks> blaz_: "ifconfig" or NetworkManager will be able to setup your connections.
[09:57] <who0ami> hi
[09:57] <thoonai> who0ami: o/
[09:57] <tozen> bekks: trying to change or reset password with passwd I can't get it seeing Password unchanged message. So?
[09:57] <thoonai> where does the setting for 'Turn screen off when inactive for {t}' will be stored?
[09:58] <who0ami> how to install DE xfce on ubuntu server and make it gui..?
[09:58] <thoonai> who0ami: why ubuntu server?
[09:58] <bekks> tozen: You cant reset a password using passwd, you just can set a new one. And it will tell you wether you mistyped the old password or wether the new passwords do not match - which both leads to password unchanged.
[09:58] <bekks> who0ami: apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[09:59] <who0ami> i only want to learn server
[09:59] <decci> Any idea
[09:59] <bekks> who0ami: Then do NOT install a GUI like XFCE at all.
[09:59] <trapni> who0ami, on server you don't need a desktop....
[09:59] <bekks> who0ami: Then learn server, and not desktop.
[09:59] <tozen> bekks: http://pastebin.com/EdVebnKc
[10:00] <who0ami> i was try desktop version
[10:00] <bekks> tozen: All three passwords are the same, correct?
[10:00] <bekks> who0ami: Then why do you want a server?
[10:00] <fnoyanisi> decci : try software center :)
[10:01] <trapni> who0ami, whether or not a linux is "treated" as a server absolutely depends on simply how u use the linux. every linux can be a server
[10:01] <who0ami> to make a website and other like vps
[10:01] <thoonai> who0ami: if you need a graphical suite use xubuntu else server for non gui applications
[10:01] <tozen> bekks: Im using only one password to login my sesseion and the same for sudo option
[10:01] <blaz_> bekks problem is i cant watch tv and surf the internet simultaneusly...
[10:01] <bekks> tozen: Then why do you think the message "password unchanged" appears when you do not change the password...?
[10:01] <bekks> blaz_: Why not?
[10:01] <who0ami> but server version is better the software was included when installed
[10:02] <bekks> who0ami: Thats nonsense.
[10:02] <bekks> who0ami: The software is exactly the same.
[10:02] <tozen> bekks: I understand ;)
[10:02] <decci> fnoyanisi: Software center ..is it free?
[10:02] <bekks> decci: Yes.
[10:02] <decci> bekks: okie
[10:03] <who0ami> but must install one by one , and my bandwidth limited
[10:03] <blaz_> bekks i think its something to do with, when i have the lan cable inserted, ubuntu automatically tries to go to the internet via the lan cable,... but has a staic ip and is on a video port of the modem
[10:03] <bekks> who0ami: You have to do exactly the same on "server".
[10:03] <bekks> blaz_: Then you have to manually configure your connections, not using NetworkManager.
[10:03] <thoonai> bekks: in the server distro apache and the other services are already packeged
[10:04] <thoonai> who0ami: he still right
[10:04] <bekks> thoonai: In the default server, there is nothing included but ssh.
[10:04] <bekks> thoonai: Because Ubuntu does not know which services you are going to use.
[10:04] <tozen> bekks: anyway Ctrl+Alt+F1 saying login uncorrect
[10:04] <who0ami> no, i just installed today
[10:04] <thoonai> bekks: really, thanks ;)
[10:05] <bekks> who0ami: And you still have to configure all your services, and download updates for every single one of them. The software is exactly the same.
[10:05] <who0ami> no ... but i will try to update
[10:05] <thoonai> who0ami: you should also take something like lighty or nginx for your first steps i web developing and use apache sql things when needed
[10:06] <bekks> who0ami: Yes. The software IS the same.
[10:06] <who0ami> LAMP
[10:06] <bekks> who0ami: Then you have to configure apache, mysql, php/perl to your needs.
[10:06] <fnoyanisi> decci : search for hardware benchmark
[10:06] <who0ami> yes.
[10:06] <decci> bekks: Software center is all about software update right?
[10:06] <bekks> who0ami: Which you would have to do on non-server too.
[10:07] <bekks> decci: Yes.
[10:07] <decci> fnoyanisi: ok
[10:07] <Garethp> Hey, I'm not sure if anyone knows the answer, but a few years ago I used a software to recovery files from a harddrive, that scanned the harddrive byte by byte for file headers to recover them, does anyone know of a similar program?
[10:07] <bekks> Garethp: photorec ?
[10:07] <who0ami> only customize desktop and software sources and other
[10:07] <thoonai> who0ami: think about that an server is never an developer machine
[10:08] <bekks> who0ami: You have to configure all the same as you would have to configure on a server.
[10:08] <Garethp> wh0ami: So photorec is a good file recovery program
[10:08] <Garethp> >
[10:08] <Garethp> ?
[10:08] <bekks> Garethp: Thats why I named it.
[10:08] <who0ami> check this http://dracos-linux.org << ubuntu server 10.04 developed to pentestOS
[10:09] <Garethp> Thanks =D
[10:09] <bekks> who0ami: That no Ubuntu.
[10:09] <bekks> who0ami: Thats an unofficial spin off - and out of interest in here.
[10:09] <who0ami> ubuntu sir
[10:09] <bekks> who0ami: No. Sir.
[10:10] <newbe_> hello,  I have some files that look like this http://pastebin.com/miUH8UqW and I want the "someWeired TextthatHas noPattern" part to be in double quotes
[10:10] <who0ami> its OS from ubuntu server sir,,
[10:10] <cheesecakes> how do i check if ubuntu is using the correct graphics driver
[10:10] <bekks> who0ami: It is an unofficial spin off. Every car basically depends on Mr. Fords Model T - thus no every car nowadays is a Ford Model T.
[10:10] <newbe_> I used sed -e 's/\(^MyFlag[ =][= ]*\)/\1"/' -e 's/$/\"/' now I'd like to know if there is a shorter way to do this
[10:11] <who0ami> yes i know sir its unofficial
[10:11] <who0ami> bye
[10:11] <thoonai> such an troll
[10:11] <thoonai> where does the setting for 'Turn screen off when inactive for {t}' will be stored?
[10:11] <thoonai> help \o/
[10:15] <Sheikhmak> hey guys how do i check what seesion i'm running in byobu??
[10:16] <Sheikhmak> there's supposed to be tmux, and screen
[10:16] <tozen> i
[10:16] <Sheikhmak> and from man page, looks like default is screen
[10:17] <Sheikhmak> tozen, ctrl-a i gives me jus the name of the session
[10:17] <gac> Sheikhmak: "ps -ef | grep byobu" would probably tell you
[10:18] <tozen> Sheikhmak:sorry?
[10:18] <nibbler> newbe_:  sed 's/\(^MyFlag *= *\)\(.*\)/\1"\2"/g'
[10:18] <kuku>  the paste.ubuntu complete address, pliz
[10:19] <Sheikhmak> thx gac
[10:20] <rajmahendra> how can i go to safemode in ubuntu ?
[10:20] <bekks> rajmahendra: There is no safe mode in Ubuntu.
[10:20] <Sheikhmak> i'm new to this byobu thing, the main thing I want to do now is to be able to save my scroll back session, i've worked on something for two days, unfortunately when I enter scroll back using alt-page up, or ctra - esc, i select text with space then press enter, I open a vi page, I can't paste??
[10:20] <bekks> rajmahendra: All there is is a rescue mode, which is not intended to be used for testing secondlife.
[10:21] <Sheikhmak> or ctrl - a H, doesn't tell me where its saving the file
[10:21] <thoonai> rajmahendra: what do you intend with safemode?
[10:21] <ActionParsnip> rajmahendra: hold shift at boot, select recovery mode, select root
[10:22] <newbe_> nibbler, this looks good thanks
[10:22] <kuku> can someone confirm the complete paste address, pliz
[10:22] <nibbler> !paste | kuku
[10:23] <kuku> Cheers
[10:23] <thoonai> where does the setting for 'Turn screen off when inactive for {t}' will be stored?
[10:25] <llutz> thoonai: not sure if they use dpms, check "xset q|grep Standby"
[10:25] <Sheikhmak>  C-a h   (hardcopy)  Write a hardcopy of the current window to the file "hardcopy.n". AND C-a H (log) Begins/ends logging of the current window  to the file "screenlog.n". that's according to the screen's man page, but a catfish, or find can't pick out anything with that name?
[10:26] <blaz_> bekks i found somewhere that i need to change the default route.. so i when i delete the current default which points to the multicast netwok i immediately lose the iptv stream
[10:26] <thoonai> llutz: thx :)
[10:27] <blaz_> this was my routing table if it helps
[10:27] <blaz_> Kernel IP routing table
[10:27] <blaz_> Destination     Gateway         Genmask         Flags Metric Ref    Use Iface
[10:27] <blaz_> default         240.0.0.0       0.0.0.0         UG    0      0        0 eth0
[10:27] <blaz_> 10.15.0.0       *               255.255.0.0     U     1      0        0 eth0
[10:27] <blaz_> link-local      *               255.255.0.0     U     1000   0        0 wlan0
[10:27] <FloodBot1> blaz_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:28] <blaz_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1443306/
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> thoonai: do you mean in the configs? I know where it is in the gui configs etc
[10:37] <thoonai> ActionParsnip: ive a problem with a debian/raspbian and wanted to know how ubuntu solved this problem, if I know how the gui reacts I can apply probabl this on raspbian
[10:37] <thoonai> :)
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> thoonai: you could make 2 users, make the change on one user and MD5 test each user's home. The different files will be those editted
[10:39] <vitimiti> (·.·)/
[10:42] <guest-d0PgSA> hello
[10:42] <thoonai> guest-d0PgSA: hi
[10:42] <guest-d0PgSA> how can i  repair a crypted homedirectory?
[10:42] <thoonai> ActionParsnip: you dont know em?
[10:43] <guest-d0PgSA> i know the password but the xlogin wont work
[10:44] <newhoa> In my BIOS it states at boot that my CPU temp is anywhere from 40-46c. If I check lm-sensors in Ubuntu, it shows it as low... 20c range. At 100% CPU load, it doesn't even reach 40c. I wasn't sure what to think... but now it shows it idling at 19c. That's kind of not believable to me.
[10:45] <newhoa> When my bios says 45c at boot and Ubuntu says 39 on full load...
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> thoonai: sorry dude, I use the GUI way
[10:47] <blaz_> can anyone help regarding two netwok cards eth and wifi, eth for iptv and wifi for ineternet... problem is i cant surf intenet when watching iptv
[10:47] <thoonai> blaz_: yes
[10:48] <blaz_> this is may routing table http://paste.ubuntu.com/1443306/
[10:48] <blaz_> what i did is delete the default route..... and now i cant watch iptv
[10:49] <tozen> bekks: !!! I found the problem!
[10:49] <thoonai> blaz_: sorry I cant help but I see what I can do :)
[10:49] <bekks> tozen: \o/ What was it?
[10:49] <thoonai> ActionParsnip: now im installing gnome on my raspberry
[10:50] <thoonai> ActionParsnip: its so sad theres no ubuntu for raspberries
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> thoonai: there is, it's ubuntu
[10:50] <thoonai> ActionParsnip: where?
[10:50] <blaz_> bekks: i deleted my default route and now cant watch iptv, this is my routing table before i deleted http://paste.ubuntu.com/1443306/
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> thoonai: I'd use a light desktop, like LXDE on the RaspPi
[10:51] <newhoa> Is CPU fan speed controlled entirely by the Motherboard?
[10:51] <bekks> blaz_: Thats the expected result when deleting the default route. Set a new route for IPTV and a new default route for surfing.
[10:51] <bekks> newhoa: Yes, in most cases.
[10:51] <thoonai> ActionParsnip: I need the screen not go blank, ecause it has to run image shows
[10:51] <thoonai> newhoa: or bios
[10:51] <newhoa> Or does the MB control the fan speed based on any information Ubuntu would sent to it?
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> thoonai: I do that with an xorg.conf file
[10:52] <thoonai> ActionParsnip: ok
[10:52] <thoonai> where?
[10:52] <tozen> bekks: this is ridiculous.... i've tried to type password figures by laptops right side numbers section (mine got it, same like a PC) but its wrong way i have to use numbers under the F1-F12 buttons line then all is fine... )))
[10:52] <bekks> tozen: :D
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> thoonai: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1443337/   bottom few lines
[10:53] <tozen> bekks, ActionParsnip & Co thx for advice
[10:53] <blaz_> bekks: any other settings i should be aware of for setting one only for multicast and the other for internet?
[10:54] <Garethp> bekks: With photorec, does it show me the folders of the files at the end, after it's done scanning?
[10:54] <thoonai> ActionParsnip: I hope this works I tried xset and modifying lightdm.conf
[10:54] <bekks> Garethp: I cant tell, never had to use photorec for years now.
[10:55] <newhoa> I mean does the BIOS monitor temps and adjust the CPU fan speed entirely independent from anything Ubuntu or any OS would tell it?
[10:55] <tozen> bekks: do u know it before?
[10:56] <llutz> ActionParsnip: where did you find an ubuntu with armv6-support?
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> llutz: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM says jaunty and karmic
[10:59] <llutz> ActionParsnip: ancient
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> llutz: it exists though :)
[10:59] <llutz> ActionParsnip: and "limited support"
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> llutz: maybe, it still exists though :)
[11:00] <llutz> ActionParsnip: and EOL
[11:00] <srhb> I'm having trouble with suspend on my new laptop -- it wakes up immediately after suspend to RAM. I was wondering if someone would help me troubleshoot/bug report it. :)
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> llutz: you can grab an old Karmic CD from ages ago, install it and it will work. EOL or not
[11:01] <llutz> ActionParsnip: fact is, there is no more or less actual ubuntu-version running on raspberryPI yet
[11:01] <manners> anyone know where the ushare cache file/folder is stored
[11:01] <MonkeyDu1t> llutz  http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/
[11:02] <headless> i get an execvp: /media/NewVolume/mozilla-central/build/autoconf/config.guess: Permission denied error when i try to build
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> llutz: oh definately :)
[11:02] <headless> does anyone know what could be the problem?
[11:02] <newhoa> Is it even possible for a CPU to be 19c (66F) in a 76F home?
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> llutz: its not good that an EOL release barely runs it
[11:03] <bekks> newhoa: Sure.
[11:04] <bekks> newhoa: You'll have to have a pretty good cooler - but it is possible.
[11:05] <almoxarife> srhb: allow the machine to go into sleep mode and restore on its own, then pastebin /var/log/syslog
[11:05] <almoxarife> !pastebin | srhb ...
[11:06] <newhoa> bekks: I have a Cooler Master Hyper 212+ with Arctic Silver compound. I've used both before on different CPUs and never gotten close to this. I would think I'd need a water cooler or something for that.
[11:07] <bekks> newhoa: The compound is irrelevant mostly - And unless you have an idle temperature of > 50°c I wont even waste a single cent for a new cooler.
[11:07] <newhoa> bekks: Normally I would be very excited... but the discrepancy between the temp in the bios (45c) and what Ubuntu is reporting (42c is the highest I've gotten it so far - 15 minutes at 100% CPU) is worrying me.
[11:07] <srhb> almoxarife: Thanks, here it is. I've actually looked in it before and found nothing suspicious: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1443346/
[11:08] <newhoa> beeks: (I admit I do an aftermarket cooler for the quietness :D )
[11:08] <llutz> newhoa: even a watercooler wouldn't cool down your CPU below the temperature of the surrounding air
[11:10] <bekks> newhoa: Thats because the temperature sensors outside the BIOS (in Ubuntu) have to be normalized.
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> get liquid nitrogen
[11:10] <llutz> too expensive
[11:10] <thoonai> llutz: nah compressor
[11:11] <thoonai> friend of mine is cooling his pentium 4 with 4,2ghz with compressed air
[11:11] <newhoa> bekks: I installed Ubuntu 12.10 on a different MB. Could it be calibrated/normalized to the previous MB?
[11:12] <sdagadan> ciao
[11:12] <sdagadan> !list
[11:12] <bekks> newhoa: Nope. Different hardware, different sensors, different environment, different normalization settings needed.
[11:13] <manners> if i have removed libre office from ubuntu can i happily delete the folder without problems?
[11:13] <srhb> manners: Which folder?
[11:13] <bekks> manners: Depends on the folder :)
[11:13] <manners> usr/lib/libreoffice
[11:13] <bekks> manners: Is it empty?
[11:13] <manners> nope
[11:13] <bekks> manners: Then it it still needed.
[11:14] <manners> i removed a load of stuff using the software centre but it didnt seem to free any space
[11:14] <Ben64> manners: try bleachbit
[11:14] <newhoa> bekks: I've been wondering about that. Is there any way to reset the settings? I don't think I installed lm-sensors until after I put this MB in. Or does it just use the information Ubuntu already has (old hardware)?
[11:14] <bekks> manners: sudo apt-get autoremove
[11:15] <bekks> newhoa: It uses the raw settings the sensors provide.
[11:15] <bekks> manners: And sudo apt-get clean
[11:15] <manners> im using a 5gb netbook to act as a nas and a upnp media server but its moaning it only has 284mb space remaining on the ssd
[11:15] <bekks> manners: Then run the two commands above.
[11:16] <newhoa> bekks: Oh, so no calibration needed? It changes dynamically?
[11:16] <bekks> newhoa: It does not change dynamically. You need calibration.
[11:17] <almoxarife> srhb: run this in terminal, provide output if any, cat /sys/class/rtc/rtc0/wakealarm
[11:17] <srhb> almoxarife: No output
[11:18] <manners> is it possible to create say a 10gb swap file on my usb drive plugged in and get teh system to use that
[11:18] <thoonai> ActionParsnip: help urgent
[11:18] <almoxarife> srhb: and you have not setup some other 'wake-on condition'?
[11:19] <thoonai> ActionParsnip: im not getting this: the menu screen turns of after {1 minute, 2", 3",5",10",15",1hour}
[11:19] <srhb> almoxarife: To the best of my knowledge, no. All settings related to sleep should  be as a completely clean 12.10
[11:19] <bekks> manners: Sure. But a swap file will not help you at all for gaining free disk space.
[11:19] <almoxarife> srhb: via bios?
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> thoonai: that's how I do mine dude, no idea otherwise
[11:19] <thoonai> ActionParsnip: the 'never' entry is still lost :(
[11:19] <srhb> almoxarife: Hmm, I could try looking through it. brb.
[11:20] <thoonai> ActionParsnip: do you have an 'never' entry?
[11:20] <manners> it would stop it moaning though lol
[11:20] <thoonai> linux sucks
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> thoonai: the zero in the setting means never
[11:20] <solancer> anyone here know what's the diff b/w sass and scss
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> thoonai: don't use it then...
[11:20] <thoonai> ActionParsnip: windows sucks more
[11:21] <solancer> anyone here know what's the diff b/w sass and scss ??????
[11:21] <thoonai> ActionParsnip: there is no 0 in the gui ._.
[11:21] <manners> do i really need a swap partition as thats using 2gb of space
[11:22] <thoonai> manners: how much ram and which applications you want run?
[11:22] <thoonai> *to
[11:23] <manners> its got 2gb of ram and only applications that will run is samba ushare and ps3media server
[11:23] <newhoa> bekks: Sorry, this is kind of over my head. I will probably have to read up on this. Do I reconfigure lm-sensors using sensors-detect or is that not enough?
[11:23] <srhb> almoxarife: I found something called Intel Rapid Start Technology that might be related to suspend and tried to disable it.
[11:24] <thoonai> manners: no swap if you ask me
[11:25] <manners> kk but i suppose the only way to get it back is to rebuild
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> thoonai: may have to plump for Gnome then dude, if it does what you need :(
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> manners: +1 for no swap
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> well, a little one isd probably good, but set vm.swappiness to 1
[11:26] <thoonai> ActionParsnip: thx
[11:26] <manners> hold on ur losing me lol
[11:26] <thoonai> manners: o.O?
[11:26] <manners> what do i have to do to get it back lol
[11:27] <manners> can i do it through disk utility
[11:27] <thoonai> manners: I think yes
[11:28] <manners> i assume i can just format it
[11:28] <thoonai> manners: try it
[11:28] <manners> lol
[11:28] <Sheikhmak> anyone?? no help on how to copy entire byobu scroll back session?
[11:30] <opalepatrick> is it possible to share a thunderbird profile directory located on a different partition (not /home) with a.n.other distro (mint)
[11:30] <manners> i cant format it as its mounted
[11:30] <nibbler> opalepatrick: if the thunderbirds are compatible enough, why not - and if you only run one instance at a time ;-)
[11:31] <shikata_ga_nai> is there an application to download new online for offline viewing for ubuntu?
[11:31] <opalepatrick> thanks nibbler, just wondering about ownership of the directory
[11:31] <opalepatrick> not the same username
[11:31] <shikata_ga_nai> i mean news.
[11:31] <nibbler> opalepatrick: username does not matter, if anythign matters, then userid.
[11:31] <MonkeyDust> Sheikhmak  http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/precise/en/man1/byobu.1.html    <- scroll down to "scrollback copy paste modes"
[11:32] <nibbler> opalepatrick: either get this straight, or set more open permissions, mind the implications
[11:32] <opalepatrick> OK, nibbler, suppose the answer is go and try it! :-)
[11:32] <thoonai> thx all and bye
[11:32] <headless> I moved code from my home directory to one in media, but I can't build it anymore.. Any other changes I should have made?
[11:32] <kxchange> upgraded Ubuntu 12.04 to 12.10 but still it displays as 12.04 in system monitor? also I am having problems installing cinnamon I get" Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages" error. how do I fix it
[11:33] <newhoa> bekks: Thanks for your help. I don't understand some of this so I will have to read some more.
[11:33] <srhb> aklalmalaaaaaaaaaa§d½d§d
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[11:33] <FloodBot1> srhb: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:34] <srhb> Wow, sory.
[11:34] <srhb> (ssh session died)
[11:34] <kxchange> I get the error - http://paste.ubuntu.com/1443378/
[11:35] <Sheikhmak> MonkeyDust, I have read that, staring at it right now lol, but i want to paste like 5000 lines to a file
[11:36] <Sheikhmak> wen i use space and press enter, I open vi , it won't paste to file i'm creating
[11:36] <MonkeyDust> kxchange  cinnamon is a mint thingy, are you using mint or ubuntu?
[11:37] <manners> your upgrade failed
[11:37] <headless> Here s the error - http://paste.ubuntu.com/1443380/
[11:37] <kxchange> MonkeyDust - I'm using Ubuntu, but trying to install cinnamon package
[11:38] <MonkeyDust> kxchange  is that a PPA, then?
[11:38] <kxchange> yes
[11:38] <kxchange> also I still see 12.04 in system monitor
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> !ppa good link here
[11:38] <ubkrux> why is it that when i upgrade to 12.04 ndisgtk then won't load my inf file ?.
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> !ppa | good link here
[11:41] <MonkeyDust> weird thing is: i tried mint in vbox, it has unity, too ;)
[11:41] <glebihan> kxchange, what's the output of "apt-cache policy cinnamon"
[11:41] <glebihan> MonkeyDust, it doesn't
[11:41] <glebihan> MonkeyDust, well it's in the repos, but not installed by default
[11:42] <srhb> almoxarife: I tried the only BIOS setting I could see related to it, but the error persists. I'm wondering if it really is a bug.
[11:42] <Sheikhmak> MonkeyDust, I've done it over and over and over again doesn't work, even tried left and right ctrl. together, just to make sure I get the ctrl right lol
[11:42] <kxchange> glebihan - http://paste.ubuntu.com/1443386/
[11:42] <robertzaccour> Is there any way to get the 9.04 theme style installed on 12.10?
[11:42] <glebihan> kxchange, the PPA isn't pointing to the correct version of ubuntu
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> robertzaccour: if there is a GTK3 version of the theme, Jaunty uses GTK2
[11:43] <glebihan> kxchange, and from what you're saying, it might not be the only repository that's having that issue
[11:43] <glebihan> kxchange, how did you upgrade ?
[11:43] <kxchange> glebihan - system monitor displays 12.04. I upgraded from update manager
[11:44] <glebihan> kxchange, could you pastebin the contents of your /etc/apt/sources.list file ?
[11:44] <gisli> anyone know the name of the service that handles changing the sound volume with media keys
[11:44] <anon> Hi
[11:44] <almoxarife> srhb: could be, i am not sure where else to look
[11:44] <srhb> almoxarife: OK, thanks a lot for your help. I
[11:45] <srhb> I'll file a question to Ubuntu answers. :) Appreciate it.
[11:45] <Guest68291> Is there some homepage or project where one can download content for databases?
[11:45] <kxchange> glebihan - http://paste.ubuntu.com/1443389/
[11:46] <almoxarife> srhb: you might want to include the pastebin of /var/log/syslog while the issue taking place
[11:46] <glebihan> kxchange, that looks ok
[11:46] <glebihan> kxchange, open the software sources, and for the cinnamon PPA, replace "precise" with "quantal"
[11:47] <srhb> almoxarife: Will do.
[11:48] <kxchange> glebihan - I will try that but in the system monitor it still displays 12.04. If that is fixed then I guess everything else should work. Is there any way I can fix it. googling did not help much
[11:48] <almoxarife> ubkrux: ndiswrapper-common and ndiswrapper-utils <-- are those two packages installed?
[11:48] <glebihan> kxchange, I have no idea where system monitor gets that information from
[11:50] <glebihan> kxchange, but I don't think fixing it will change anything about the PPA
[11:50] <kxchange> glebihan - I just checked etc/lsb-release  it shows 12.04
[11:50] <glebihan> kxchange, did the upgrade run until the end without error ?
[11:51] <kxchange> glebihan - I had some errors and some broken packages, So i cleaned the broken packages and then restarted the upgrade again
[11:51] <kxchange> 423459
[11:51] <eutheria> has chromium packing for ubuntu stopped?
[11:52] <glebihan> eutheria, no
[11:53] <OerHeks> Guest68291,  you want test databases ?
[11:54] <ubkrux> almoxarife, i just found that on a search but thanks giving that a try
[11:54] <ubkrux> also needed ndiswrapper-dkms and -source
[11:54] <OerHeks> Guest68291,  try something like this to generate your own > http://www.generatedata.com/#about or spawner > http://sourceforge.net/projects/spawner/ both free
[11:55] <Guest68291> OerHeks, no I am actually looking for content for a database. I wonder if there are projects like wikipedia for databases where one can download SQL dumps of all sorts (free licence).
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> !info chromium-browser | eutheria
[11:55] <Guest68291> OerK
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> eutheria: you'll need the universe repo enabled
[11:56] <Chathurga> Hey guys you probably get this a lot but I add a custom repo with proposed fixes to compiz and it's screwed up. All I want to do is remove those new versions from the package manager so it just installs the old versions
[11:56] <eutheria> version 20 is far behind
[11:56] <Guest68291> OerHeks, like lists of countries with population, HTML tags, hollywood actors or whatever.
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> Chathurga: install ppa-purge and use it to remove the ppa address
[11:56] <rayco> Hello i've a problem
[11:56] <eutheria> ah i found a ppa with version 23
[11:57] <Chathurga> I can't figure out what it's ppa address is, I've tried all combinations of I can think of haha
[11:57] <rayco> when i want to install a program with software center, it said that I can't install in universe, I didn't know why..
[11:57] <Chathurga> is there a way of finding out exactly what its name is?
[11:57] <MonkeyDust> eutheria  this is my chromium version Version 22.0.1229.94 Ubuntu 12.10 (161065)
[11:57] <eutheria> MonkeyDust, mine too, but i found a 23.xxx
[11:58] <eutheria> it is just i want two browsers
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> eutheria: there are PPAs for newer version
[11:58] <rayco> any can help me in Mp PLEASE, thx
[11:58] <eutheria> weird how i always find a ppa the second i ask in here
[11:59] <eutheria> Version 23.0.1271.64 Ubuntu 12.10 (165188)
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> rayco: enable the repo in software centre
[11:59] <rayco> and how i enabled it?
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> eutheria: duckduckgo has a !ppa bang. Dead handy :)
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> rayco: in the other sources tab
[11:59] <eutheria> ah good ole duckduck
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> eutheria: very
[12:00] <eutheria> Version 23.0.1271.64 Ubuntu 12.10 (165188) :) sorted
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> eutheria: eg:   !ppa chromium-browser
[12:00] <Chathurga> Where is the global package list stored, can I manually delete items out of it?
[12:01] <bekks> Chathurga: Dont do it, it will most likely break your package manager. What are you trying, actually?
[12:02] <Chathurga> Added a repo (vanvugt-compiz-preproposed-precise) and it fetched versions of compiz from there. All I want to do is make package manager just look for the orignal files not from my custom repo
[12:03] <rayco> I don't fount the tab.
[12:03] <Chathurga> But even if I remve the repo the new versions stay there. Probably a really simple fix but I can't get it!
[12:03] <alexxxxxxa> hi guys
[12:04] <alexxxxxxa> I need help. My wifi stops working sometimes without a reason. I checked a router, everything is ok. The problem is solved when I restart PC.
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> alexxxxxxa: which wifi chip?
[12:05] <alexxxxxxa> it's usb netgear w3100
[12:05] <robertzaccour> alexxxxxxa, I recently bought a laptop and the wireless card isn't compatible, yet. Obviously I returned it right away.
[12:06] <MonkeyDust> glebihan  can I pm you?
[12:06] <glebihan> MonkeyDust, go ahead
[12:06] <Guest68291> Is there a package for yacy.net (distributed, encrypted, anonymous peer2peer search engine) for Ubuntu, yet?
[12:07] <discovered> Is skype in Ubuntu 12.10 repos ?
[12:08] <robertzaccour> discovered, No but its on skype.com
[12:08] <almoxarife> Chathurga: synaptic allows for choosing from a particular 'repo/ppa'
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> discovered: in the partner repo, it is
[12:09] <discovered> ActionParsnip, Is that version 4.x ?
[12:09] <discovered> or the old one?
[12:09] <Sheikhmak> so I decided to do a screen cast to show i wasn't crazy and I was really pressing the keys required, like  ctrl - a ] , so I installed screencast, and screenkey, and then I notice, my keyboard, switches ctrl, and alt, that's nuts
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> discovered: or you can grab the deb from the skype website, same thing
[12:09] <Chathurga> Is there any way to just wipe the entire package list and make it fetch it again?
[12:09] <Chathurga> but since I removed the new repo it wont pull down from there
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> Chathurga: I have a script for it :)
[12:09] <alexxxxxxa> ActionParsnip, are you willing to guide me in solving my problem?
[12:10] <almoxarife> Chathurga: via apt-get 'purge' , via synaptic 'refresh'
[12:10] <Sheikhmak> a simple unplug and replug did it, that's so weird
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> Chathurga: wget http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8850924/fixpackage; chmod +x ./fixpackage; sudo ./fixpackage
[12:10] <almoxarife> Chathurga: via apt-get 'update' , via synaptic 'refresh' , not purge
[12:10] <discovered> ActionParsnip, Yeah i did ... But skype keep crashing whenever i try to make call ... Perhaps bug
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> alexxxxxxa: thats the adapter, not the chip
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> alexxxxxxa: if you run:  sudo lshw -C network      you should see a line that details the wifi chip
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> Chathurga: wipes all package knowledge, then redownloads them all.
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> Chathurga: great when people have the 'hash mismatch' error when they run:  sudo apt-get update :)
[12:13] <almoxarife> !inxi
[12:13] <alexxxxxxa> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1443411/
[12:13] <almoxarife> !info inxi
[12:13] <Chathurga> ActionParsnip: If this works you're a life saver. I'm on the edge of just saying "feck it" and reinstalling the entire OS which seems drastic!
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> almoxarife: ndiswrapper...not seen that for a while. Seems the chip is a broadcom...
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> alexxxxxxa: ^
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> almoxarife: wrong target, sorry
[12:14] <bazhang> File inxi found in calibre, python-spyderlib, quassel-data
[12:14] <bazhang> almoxarife, see above
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> alexxxxxxa: does it not use the usual broadcom driver method?
[12:15] <alexxxxxxa> If I'm understanding correctly, I had to install ndiswrapper and to install windows driver
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> alexxxxxxa: is there o native driver?
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> *no
[12:15] <alexxxxxxa> I dont think so, I checked
[12:16] <ubkrux> you could try those b43 drivers no ?
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> alexxxxxxa: tried a different usb port?
[12:16] <alexxxxxxa> there are some native drivers for netgear, for w3100 not
[12:16] <NeedHalp> Hai guise!
[12:16] <ikonia> NeedHalp: "hi guys"
[12:16] <almoxarife> bazhang: odd, calibre comes with 'inxi'
[12:16] <NeedHalp> ikonia: come on, just joking :P
[12:17] <alexxxxxxa> aren't all usb ports the same? I mean, I have 4 or 6 usb ports, and sometimes I put the usb stick in another, but i talways works... I'm bit confused
[12:17] <ikonia> NeedHalp: please talk in clear english rather than this "joke" language, which isn't funny, just pointless
[12:18] <almoxarife> bazhang: smart of quassel to include it
[12:19] <NeedHalp> I'm running that laptop: http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/hardware/201203-10678/ but the fan speeds up even when the CPU is idling (which only happens on ubuntu-based distributions). The dedicated GPU is disabled using vgaswitcheroo. Any ideas how to fix that?
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> alexxxxxxa: are there bugs reported?
[12:20] <NeedHalp> I tried using i8kmon but that does not help all that much.
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> alexxxxxxa: when it drops, run:  dmesg | tail    it may give clues
[12:20] <alexxxxxxa> ok
[12:21] <almoxarife> NeedHalp: vacuum out the air 'intakes' only, look for a change
[12:22] <srhb> NeedHalp: At what temperature does the fan trigger? If you think it's too low, you might want to consider raising it (but be careful)
[12:22] <k1l_> !rootirc > Guest232
[12:22] <eGetin> hmmm
[12:23] <alexxxxxxa> Is there any code I could run? I want to open a new thread in forum, so would be nice to paste some code output in first message.
[12:23] <eGetin> I've got Asus 1225B which has that same bug
[12:23] <eGetin> fan is spinning pretty fast ~always
[12:24] <jlx> short and simple whats the working way to map keys to multiple mouse buttons nowdays?
[12:25] <NeedHalp> alexxxxxxa: It's a brand new laptop.
[12:25] <jlx> short and simple whats the working way to map keys to multiple mouse buttons nowdays?
[12:26] <eGetin> jlx: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=981513 would this help?
[12:26] <NeedHalp> I miss ubuntu :(
[12:26] <jlx> maybe will try it out asap
[12:26] <jlx> thank you for reply
[12:27] <jlx> hmm i tried installing xbindkeys earlier i must have typoed somthing lol
[12:28] <almoxarife> NeedHalp: follow instructions shown for #2 on answers, http://askubuntu.com/questions/190335/dell-inspiron7520-and-ubuntu-12-04-issues
[12:28] <NeedHalp> Hmm, I might give 12.04 a try
[12:28] <alexxxxa> back again, sorry, internet drop
[12:28] <alexxxxa> I checked dmesg
[12:28] <eGetin> jlx: did it work?
[12:28] <alexxxxa> and it's the same when with and without connection
[12:28] <alexxxxa> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1443425/
[12:28] <jlx> trying to figure out how it works still heh
[12:28] <NeedHalp> alexxxxa: I only tried 12.10.
[12:28] <alexxxxa> no difference
[12:28] <eGetin> jlx: ok :)
[12:29] <NeedHalp> almoxarife: ^
[12:29] <NeedHalp> Tabfail ;C
[12:29] <alexxxxa> actionparsnip, have you written anything that considers me, when I was off?
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> alexxxxa: tried disabling ipv6?
[12:29] <alexxxxa> no
[12:30] <alexxxxa> I figured out, it crashes when when youtube is loading
[12:30] <NeedHalp> almoxarife: Will try, brb.
[12:30] <alexxxxa> on half of the song
[12:30] <eGetin> jlx: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ManyButtonsMouseHowto this might be worth checking as well
[12:30] <jlx> http://pastebin.com/LNuXUY4W
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> alexxxxa: try making it not connect at N speed too (if you have n speed).
[12:31] <eGetin> jlx: did you do as it said?
[12:31] <jlx> imwheel caused horribad crash
[12:31] <bekks> jlx: And did you do what you've been suggested?
[12:32] <alexxxxa> what is N speed?
[12:32] <jlx> mhmm it wont load
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> alexxxxa: faster wifi, some chip and driver combos buckle when using it under Linux
[12:32] <custom3r> wow
[12:32] <custom3r> so many ppl here
[12:32] <custom3r> ))
[12:33] <jlx> thing is since wine finally has the x64 support and the new nvidia driver does amazing stuff i was hoping i could finally dump swinedows
[12:33] <Dreamscape> hi all, can anyone tell me how to edit the ip etc on my second NIC on ubuntu server 10.04 LTS
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> custom3r: its the official support channel of the fastest growing Linux based distro :)
[12:33] <jlx> but i need my mouse to keyboard bindings in wow
[12:33] <llutz> Dreamscape: edit /etc/network/interfaces
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> Dreamscape: you can use /etc/network/interfaces
[12:34] <Dreamscape> llutz: I've do that for my 1st nic all working fine but i have 2 in the VM
[12:34] <Dreamscape> how do i access to second nic?
[12:34] <alexxxxa> I believe ipv6 is not available in my country
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> alexxxxa: add the boot option: ipv6.disable=1     may help
[12:34] <llutz> Dreamscape: add a new stanza in that file for your 2nd nic (eth1 most likely)
[12:35] <Dreamscape> ohh i seee :D thanks
[12:35] <jlx> ipV6 is quite a mess atm some ISP's support it some dont and some that dont still alow non dns adresseing to go trough
[12:35] <eGetin> jlx: so you tried creating that .xbindkeysrc?
[12:35] <Dreamscape> pretty simple... haha thanks all
[12:35] <srhb> almoxarife: Problem solved. /proc/acpi/wakeup had IGBE enabled, the integrated ethernet controller. Strangely, the cable has never been connected, so I don't understand WHY it causes the issue, but disabling it works. :)
[12:35] <Enkki> Hello! I am running Samba over VPN, it works fine but I cannot connect using \\computer_name just \\IP, do you know how to fix it ?
[12:36] <ikonia> Enkki: dns/netbios names
[12:36] <almoxarife> srhb: you had wake on 'network' on?
[12:36] <jlx> syntax error near unexpected token `xbindkey
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> Enkki: add the IP to name resolution in /etc/hosts
[12:36] <custom3r> ActionParsnip i see ))
[12:37] <jlx> heh that brings back memories last time i saw syntax error was in dos
[12:37] <jlx> egeting  i thank you for your help i,ll ponder on this after i slept a few hours
[12:37] <fede> ciao
[12:37] <srhb> almoxarife: in BIOS, it was set to AC only, and I was on battery, so.. Weird!
[12:37] <fede> !list
[12:38] <eGetin> jlx: remove that '
[12:38] <eGetin> xbindkeys --defaults > /home/jlx/.xbindkeysrc << like that
[12:38] <almoxarife> srhb: i have never set wake on network on, too afraid of the 'evildoers' invading my network :)
[12:39] <srhb> almoxarife: It's a good point, I don't need it anyway.
[12:39] <jlx> cough (embrarrased) loads now i guess i have to go trough the config file once i gotten some sleep
[12:41] <Enkki> ActionParsnip, like "IP pc_name" ? But it will not affect other connections than just samba ?
[12:41] <alexxxxa> I added
[12:41] <jlx> as for now thank you and a cya
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> Enkki: if you use the name, it will resolve to that, no matter what service
[12:41] <alexxxxa> and disabled ipv6 in mozilla
[12:41] <alexxxxa> I will try it now
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> alexxxxa: firefox, not mozilla
[12:46] <Dreamscape> can anyone see why this isn't working? www.sapphiresupport.co.uk/nic.png eth0 is access to the internet and to serve web pages on and the eth1 is so i can connect to it on gigabit lan... i seem to have lost internet connectivity though since adding eth1?
[12:46] <alexxxxa> aint' it the same?
[12:46] <ikonia> Dreamscape: two devices on the same network
[12:46] <alexxxxa> btw, I beleive my problem is solved :D I opened about 10 youtube-s and it loads till the end... For now
[12:46] <alexxxxa> Thanks!
[12:47] <MonkeyDust> alexxxxa  firefox is the product name, mozilla also make thunderbird
[12:47] <eGetin> many years ago Mozilla was indeed a browser :)
[12:47] <eGetin> but it was like year 2001 or something :)
[12:48] <srhb> eGetin: Try 1998 ^^
[12:48] <Dreamscape> ikonia yeah they are on the same network, why can they not be on the same?
[12:48] <eGetin> srhb: I've tried ^^
[12:50] <Enkki> ActionParsnip: it doesn't seem to work, should I also configure something on the client machine ?
[12:51] <ikonia> Dreamscape: it's not a good idea to do that
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> Enkki: yes, you set that only on the client. Its not a server config
[12:51] <ikonia> Dreamscape: also the 192 address is a non-routable internet address, so I don't know why you think that address has access to the internet, but the other one doesn't
[12:52] <Dreamscape> ikonia eth0 has a gateway but iv left eth1 without one
[12:52] <ikonia> Dreamscape: it doesn't look like a gateway
[12:52] <ikonia> Dreamscape: I suspect your routing table is also messed up
[12:53] <Enkki> ActionParsnip, ah ok, but isn't there a method to set it on my samba/vpn server ? I can't ask all the clients to edit their config files.
[12:53] <bekks> ikonia: Which is not true. 192.168.0.0/16 is not routed, not th entire 192.0.0.0/8
[12:53] <rmannibucau> Hi guys, any way to test a .bat (win) script from ubuntu? wouldn't restart just for a simple script ;)
[12:54] <ikonia> bekks: he's using a 192.168 range....it's non-routable
[12:54] <bekks> ikonia: Yes.
[12:54] <ikonia> ???
[12:55] <almoxarife> rmannibucau: install wine
[12:55] <almoxarife> !wine
[12:55] <bekks> ikonia: The difference I wanted to clarify is "192 is not routable" and "192.168 is not routable".
[12:55] <ikonia> bekks: I didn't say 192 wasn't routable
[12:56] <ikonia> bekks: I said "THE" 192 address isn't routable
[12:56] <rmannibucau> almoxarife, not a bad idea, always forget it since it was never working for real apps but for a bat it works. thks ;)
[12:56] <almoxarife> rmannibucau: that will still depend on what the bat tries to call up
[12:58] <rmannibucau> almoxarife, just a script to start some java command
[12:58] <rmannibucau> kind of runner
[12:58] <rmannibucau> but i don't care if it doesn't execute right now, just need the if/test logic
[13:00] <almoxarife> does a batch script need the bash header?
[13:00] <almoxarife> does a ba/sh/tch script need the bash header?
[13:01] <bekks> almoxarife: If it is a bash batch - of course.
[13:01] <almoxarife> bekks: thnks
[13:01] <rmannibucau> not if the default shell is bash
[13:02] <anjoined> !lista
[13:02] <almoxarife> rmannibucau: pretty sure the shell is bash here
[13:02] <auronandace> !dash | almoxarife
[13:02] <almoxarife> not a bash guru to any degree
[13:03] <anjoined> !addon
[13:03] <almoxarife> auronandace: what do i do with that factoid?
[13:03] <rmannibucau> always better to add it, otherwise just explicit it when you exec it "bash myscript.sh"
[13:04] <auronandace> almoxarife: it makes you aware that ubuntu uses dash, so if you need bash then put the line at the top of your scripts
[13:05] <almoxarife> auronandace: got you, need the bash header in ubuntu, always
[13:07] <cheesecakes> hello
[13:07] <cheesecakes> i have a big problem
[13:08] <cheesecakes> the kernel sees my flash drive but icant spot it anywhere in nautilus
[13:08] <bekks> cheesecakes: How do you know the kernel does that?
[13:08] <cheesecakes> dmesg
[13:09] <cheesecakes> i get bvuffer I/o error
[13:09] <bekks> cheesecakes: Pastebin dmesg please.
[13:10] <elvillas> Greetings!  I am looking for help with my computer.
[13:11] <cheesecakes> http://pastebin.com/MwAmSeb2
[13:11] <bekks> !ask | elvillas
[13:11] <mikey1234> Is it possible to make a bootable Windows 7 flash drive from Ubuntu (something that WinToFlash does, for example)?
[13:12] <cheesecakes> bekks: http://pastebin.com/MwAmSeb2
[13:12] <elvillas> I want to connect my TV via HDMI
[13:12] <bekks> cheesecakes: You have a broken USB device, I guess.
[13:12] <elvillas> Okay, I connect the HDMI cable to my computer, and the computer detects it, but I don't see an image on the screen
[13:13] <elvillas> !patience
[13:13] <cheesecakes> bekks really?
[13:13] <bekks> cheesecakes: Really.
[13:14] <cheesecakes> its a new device
[13:14] <cheesecakes> *drive
[13:14] <cheesecakes> damn it
[13:14] <bekks> cheesecakes: It is a 4GB usb stick - it may be broken, even if its new.
[13:14] <cheesecakes> ok
[13:14] <cheesecakes> ok
[13:15] <discovered> Where the system call function file located in Ubuntu ?
[13:15] <bekks> discovered: ?
[13:15] <bekks> discovered: Do you mean the command "file"?
[13:15] <discovered> bekks, int	0x80
[13:18] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[13:20] <SystemParadox> afternoon. I am trying to use an ubuntu cd to fix and rearrange the partitions on my disk. It all worked fine for the first step, but now the liveCD has a kernel panic on boot to do with setting up the rootfs. I'm pretty sure it's because it's trying to use the swap on my disk but it's messed up. How can I prevent the liveCD from using my swap partition? The noswap kernel option doesn't work. The CD boots fine if I unplug my hard disk.
[13:21] <ikonia> nkk
[13:21] <ikonia> oops
[13:21] <bekks> SystemParadox: sudo swapoff -a
[13:22] <cheesecakes> nekkks windows detetcted it
[13:22] <cheesecakes> *bekks
[13:22] <cheesecakes> i even ran a disk check utility
[13:22] <cheesecakes> on windows
[13:22] <bekks> cheesecakes: Windows most likely doesnt even care about bad data on a disk at all.
[13:22] <SystemParadox> bekks, I have to prevent it from mounting in the first place, not unmount it
[13:22] <cheesecakes> i checked it for errors
[13:23] <cheesecakes> on windows didnt get any
[13:23] <bekks> SystemParadox: All you need is to disable before continuing with what you really want to do.
[13:23] <anjoined> !addon
[13:23] <SystemParadox> bekks, what I want to do is boot the liveCD. Unless you know of a hook to get a shell before it mounts the root, that isn't going to help
[13:29] <robertzaccour> ever since I tried to install a ppa that failed to install I can't update nor access my software sources via GUI. Is there a way to remove the ppa and restore functionality?
[13:30] <cfhowlett> robertzaccour: ow.  I'd suggest you edit your apt/sources.list, run sudo apt-get update and then try again.
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> robertzaccour: how did you add the PPA?
[13:30] <robertzaccour> cfhowlett, how do I do that?
[13:30] <BluesKaj> robertzaccour, opem /etc/apt/sources.list.d as root and remove the offending ppa , then update/upgrade
[13:30] <aaia> robertzaccour: /etc/apt/sources.list. you need root provoledge for taht
[13:31] <BluesKaj> err open
[13:31] <discovered> bekks, I think there is a file in Unix/Linux for these system calls http://syscalls.kernelgrok.com/
[13:31] <discovered> I forgot where it is
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> aaia: if he used add-apt-repository then it won't be in there ;)
[13:32] <cfhowlett> Invite me for dinner.  I'll bring the wine ...
[13:33] <BluesKaj> SystemParadox, if you have access to another pc , recommend you dl and burn gparted live-cd , rather than trying to fix with the ubuntu live cd
[13:33] <robertzaccour> BluesKaj, sudo: unable to open /var/lib/sudo/robert/1: Read-only file system
[13:33] <robertzaccour> sudo: /etc/apt/sources.list.d: command not found
[13:33] <robertzaccour> ActionParsnip, where would it be?
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> robertzaccour: how did you add the PPA?
[13:34] <robertzaccour> ActionParsnip, I tried to install an icon set ppa with  sudo add-apt-repository ppa:tiheum/equinox
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> robertzaccour: sudo apt-get install ppa-purge; sudo ppa-purge ppa:tiheum/equinox
[13:34] <BluesKaj> robertzaccour, alt+F2 , gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list.d
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> robertzaccour: same address, just use ppa-purge instead
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> BluesKaj: sources.list.d is a folder dude
[13:36] <robertzaccour> ActionParsnip, sudo apt-get install ppa-purge
[13:36] <robertzaccour> [sudo] password for robert:
[13:36] <robertzaccour> sudo: unable to open /var/lib/sudo/robert/1: Read-only file system
[13:36] <robertzaccour> W: Not using locking for read only lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock
[13:36] <robertzaccour> E: Unable to write to /var/cache/apt/
[13:36] <robertzaccour> E: The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.
[13:36] <BluesKaj>  oops sorry  , robertzaccour gksudo nautlius /etc/apt/sources.list.d
[13:36] <almoxarife> robertzaccour: you have synaptic open already?
[13:37] <almoxarife> robertzaccour: or software-center perhaps
[13:37] <robertzaccour> ActionParsnip, I'll try software center
[13:37] <robertzaccour> ActionParsnip, not opening
[13:38] <BluesKaj> robertzaccour, have you heard of the run command , alt+F2 ?
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> robertzaccour: you need software centre closed when you run it
[13:39] <almoxarife> robertzaccour: the terminal commands will not work while one of these is already open, either 'synaptic' or 'software-center' or which ever gui you use for packages
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> !aptfix | robertzaccour if it's not running
[13:39] <robertzaccour> ActionParsnip, it was closed
[13:40] <robertzaccour> ActionParsnip, sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a
[13:40] <robertzaccour> [sudo] password for robert:
[13:40] <robertzaccour> sudo: unable to open /var/lib/sudo/robert/1: Read-only file system
[13:40] <BluesKaj> too many cooks .... guess i'd better try to wake up a bit more (gulps first cup of coffee)
[13:41] <robertzaccour> BluesKaj, alt+f2 doesn't do anything
[13:41] <jrib> "read only filesystem"
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> robertzaccour: sudo mount -o remount,rw /
[13:42] <robertzaccour> ActionParsnip, sudo mount -o remount,rw /
[13:42] <robertzaccour> [sudo] password for robert:
[13:42] <robertzaccour> sudo: unable to open /var/lib/sudo/robert/1: Read-only file system
[13:42] <robertzaccour> mount: cannot remount block device /dev/sda1 read-write, is write-protected
[13:43] <ActionParsnip> robertzaccour: sounds like you have some issues. I'd boot to liveCD and fsck the partition
[13:43] <BluesKaj> robertzaccour, alt and F2  simultaneously
[13:43] <almoxarife> BluesKaj: his system is trashed
[13:45] <BluesKaj> yeah almoxarife , if alt and f2 aren't invoking the the runner then he definitely has a problem
[13:45] <eGetin> haa
[13:45] <eGetin> read-only...
[13:45] <eGetin> I just had it myself
[13:45] <almoxarife> robertzaccour: it would be interesting to look at your /var/log/syslog if you can pastebin it
[13:46] <eGetin> robertzaccour: are you using SSD and ext4?
[13:48] <eGetin> I had that read-only filesystem error myself when using Samsung 830 and ext4
[13:48] <eGetin> latest kernels have some kind of a bug that causes it
[13:48] <eGetin> I use XFS now and I've got no problems
[13:49] <Guest96128> I rebooted and upon loading it said something about a problem with /temp files or somethin and said press S to automatically repair and a couple other options. I pressed S, soon after automatically rebooted, and voila :)
[13:49] <Guest96128> I love Ubuntu. It acutally fixed itself :-)
[13:49] <compdoc> drives with issues mount r/o. Its defined in fstab
[13:50] <Guest96128> I was just about to backup a few files on a usb then do a reinstall haha. Glad I don't have to.
[13:51] <eGetin> compdoc: yes but does it fix the complete lockout for a moment?
[13:51] <eGetin> or was it just caused by remounting?
[13:52] <srhb> Is there a tool to grab a complete iso of a dvd aside from dd (which seems to fail because of encryption or something)
[13:52] <compdoc> read only means lockout. You should look at the drive's health with Disk Utility. Read it's SMART info. Any reallocated sectors will caused problems like that
[13:53] <eGetin> nope
[13:53] <akazerg> Hi. Who have active ipv6 tunnel? I have NAT, and create tunnel (GOGOC). I want to check it.....
[13:53] <eGetin> compdoc: my SSD is as good as new
[13:53] <eGetin> it's a bug in kernel in ext4 driver
[13:53] <eGetin> it can't stand huge loads of I/O
[13:53] <bekks> eGetin: Which doesnt mean the filesystem is not corrupted or the drive is bad.
[13:53] <eGetin> I tried like 10 new installations, now with XFS I've got no locks
[13:53] <bekks> ext4 can stand extraordinarily high loads of I/O - even on a SSD.
[13:54] <compdoc> eGetin, do you allow the system to sleep or hibernate?
[13:54] <eGetin> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/992424
[13:54] <eGetin> nope
[13:54] <akazerg> hey
[13:54] <eGetin> there are more of these cases
[13:55] <eGetin> and it was pretty frequent problem - atleast once a day my system remounted as read-only
[13:55] <akazerg> http://[2001:5c0:1400:a::296d]/ Please open this in your browser... Do you see my apache?
[13:55] <eGetin> now with XFS it has worked like a charm for a month
[13:55] <eGetin> and I checked my drive with n+1 tools and none of them found any faults :)
[13:56] <x86> whois akazerg
[13:56] <akazerg> what
[13:56] <x86> well i don't see your apache anyway
[13:56] <akazerg> :(
[13:56] <akazerg> my stupid NAT provider
[13:58] <ActionParsnip> akazerg: I can't connect on IPv4
[13:59] <zorael> Can someone recommend a video usb *stick* that works in *ubuntus? (to record s-video/composite/component/* input, not TV)
[13:59] <akazerg> On ipv4 will not work
[13:59] <bekks> zorael: Every USB stick will do it.
[14:00] <akazerg> I have USB Modem
[14:00] <ActionParsnip> akazerg: just whois'd you and tried the IP :)
[14:03] <akazerg> Only people with IPV6 tunnel can connect to me...
[14:04] <bekks> akazerg: Which are less than 1% of all internet users. :)
[14:04] <akazerg> yes:)
[14:05] <akazerg> But to start the tunnel easier
[14:05] <akazerg> sudo apt-get install gogoc
[14:05] <akazerg> after, just enter "gogoc" in terminal
[14:05] <bekks> I dont see any reason for starting a IPv6 tunnel here :)
[14:05] <akazerg> after "sudo ifconfig"
[14:06] <srhb> Are there any obvious dangers in mounting /tmp as tmpfs?
[14:07] <zorael> bekks: Well, most video cards don't seem to have input ports at all, instead marketed as DVB-T TV cards with internal antennas
[14:07] <bekks> zorael: How does that affect the fact, that every USB mass storage device stick can be used as USB massed storage device?
[14:08] <zorael> bekks: I'm sorry if my wording was unclear. I did say a 'video usb stick', as a video capture device that's not a box like the Hauppauge HD-PVR
[14:09] <akazerg> hmm external sites see my IPv6
[14:09] <lohsblje> can anyone help me? I think my ubuntu just crashed
[14:09] <perhapstired> hello
[14:10] <perhapstired> could someone please tell me how to uninstall and install something over at ubuntu 10.04?
[14:10] <akazerg> HEh))) And windows (toredo) couldn't do it  :)))))))
[14:10] <lohsblje> when i try to boot it says "can't detect display, running on mimimal graphics" , but i have a laptop, what should i do?
[14:10] <bekks> zorael: Did you take a look at the HCL yet?
[14:10] <akazerg> Sorry for my english:)
[14:11] <cfhowlett> perhapstired: what do you want to install?
[14:11] <srhb> lohsblje: What laptop do you have? And have you tried to power off completely, then starting again?
[14:12] <lohsblje> i have compaq presario c700, i did, several times, just shutting off, then also removing battery, nothing works
[14:13] <bekks> lohsblje: Without a detected display, you wouldnt see any message. The message is thrown by the installed driver, which tells you that it (the driver) could not detect a device it was designed for.
[14:13] <bekks> lohsblje: Which means: you have installed a wrong driver.
[14:13] <lohsblje> wow, and what should i do?
[14:14] <bekks> lohsblje: Find out which graphics device you have, and which driver you've innstalled.
[14:14] <lohsblje> but it worked all the time, i have ubuntu on my laptop for like 7 months now and thisis my first crash
[14:14] <bekks> Then what did you before it crashed?
[14:15] <lohsblje> last thing i did was installing wine through software center
[14:15] <knittl> hi
[14:15] <knittl> my Xorg won't boot up when my external monitor is connected in 12.10
[14:16] <ActionParsnip> knittl: what video chip?
[14:16] <knittl> xorg logs says hardware capabilities are exceeded, although I think that is a false positive
[14:16] <knittl> ActionParsnip: nvidia
[14:16] <knittl> happens with -current, -current-updates and -experimental-304
[14:16] <ActionParsnip> knittl: is it a laptop?
[14:16] <knittl> yes
[14:16] <ActionParsnip> knittl: what is the CPU?
[14:16] <knittl> I can paste Xorg.0.log if that helps
[14:16] <knittl> the CPU? It's an Intel Core 2 Duo @2.5 GHz
[14:16] <perhapstired> crhowlett: i want to uninstall a bitcoin i downloaded from something called ppa:stretch/bitcoin
[14:16] <almoxarife> knittl: do
[14:17] <zorael> bekks: I did, but only one review actually mentioned composite/s-video input support, but the reviewer didn't have any source to test it with
[14:17] <ActionParsnip> knittl: if you run:  sudo lshw -C display     do you see an INtel GPU as well?
[14:18] <perhapstired> crhowlett: i followed these instructions to download and install it: sudo apt-add-repository ppa:stretch/bitcoin, then i did sudo apt-get update and then sudo apt-get install bitcoin, now i'm not sure where i installed it and how to proceed to uninstall it as i was only reading instructions
[14:18] <knittl> GPU is a nvidia quadro fx 360M
[14:18] <perhapstired> I installed it into an ubuntu 10.04, so if anyone could tell me i'd appreciate it thanks
[14:18] <ActionParsnip> knittl: is there a shortcut keypress to switch the output over, check the F-keys
[14:19] <almoxarife> perhapstired: to remove, sudo apt-get purge bitcoin
[14:19] <knittl> ActionParsnip: no, there is only the nvidia GPU (would be surprised if not)
[14:19] <cfhowlett> perhapstired: Understood.  But IIRC your initial, you wanted to completely remove ubuntu and install something else?
[14:19] <knittl> product: G86M [Quadro FX 360M]
[14:19] <mimorek> perhapstired: try apt-get remove bitcoin
[14:19] <knittl> ActionParsnip: xorg log can be found at http://fhlug.at/~dkf/external-monitor-Xorg.0.log
[14:19] <ActionParsnip> knittl: some Intels have integrated GPUs and it causes all manner of hell. The tech is called Optimus, best avoided imho :)
[14:19] <knittl> ActionParsnip: there is, but it does not work (distorted image, offset mouse, wrong resolution)
[14:19] <perhapstired> crhowlett: no i don't want to remove ubuntu, just this program, so that i can then install and update from the correct place
[14:20] <knittl> ActionParsnip: my notebook is too old to have optimus (~2007/2008)
[14:20] <perhapstired> mimorek: ok i'll try that
[14:20] <cfhowlett> perhapstired: got it.  sudo apt-get purge bitcoin would do the job I should think.
[14:20] <ActionParsnip> knittl: if you run:  nvidia-settings and hammer 'detect displays' does it jump into life?
[14:20] <ActionParsnip> knittl: I always check ;)
[14:20] <knittl> ActionParsnip: I can see the monitor, but I cannot activate it
[14:21] <bekks> lohsblje: And before that...?
[14:21] <knittl> ActionParsnip: I guess this is related to a similar problem I had with older versions of ubuntu/the driver/kernel
[14:22] <knittl> back then, I set the resolution of my builtin monitor to a smaller one - that way I coudl get both monitors to work
[14:22] <knittl> but 12.10 only allows me to set the builtin monitor to its builtin resolution (1920x1200)
[14:22] <lohsblje> bekks: browsing web on chromium, and listening music on VLC
[14:23] <bekks> lohsblje: You didnt install any updates for 7 months? Nothing like that?
[14:24] <cosmo> i  recently installed ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS on an old compaq laptop, whenever audio is playing and i plug in headphones it still plays through the speakers, and the headphones as well. what can i do to mute the speakers whenever headphones are inserted?
[14:24] <lohsblje> bekks: updates, sure i did, everytime they popped up, actually i also did few hours ago, 2 updates but i didn't payed much attention to them so i have no idea what kind of updates
[14:25] <ActionParsnip> knittl: could try Raring in liveCD, see if it flys :)
[14:25] <bekks> lohsblje: That would have been important now.
[14:25] <knittl> how can I install nvidia-drivers in a live system?
[14:25] <ActionParsnip> knittl: as you would normally, once installed, run:  killall -u $USER     and you will load the driver
[14:26] <knittl> but I doubt it would work. graphics drivers have always decreased in features for me
[14:26] <ActionParsnip> knittl: is the external display enabled in BIOS (if it is an option)
[14:26] <knittl> in 11.04 with nvidia-173 (I think – the legacy one, not -current), both displays worked
[14:26] <lohsblje> bekks: no doubt of that, but i couldn't know that my ubuntu is going to crash
[14:26] <knittl> ActionParsnip: no, I don't have such an option in my BIOS
[14:26] <bekks> lohsblje: Pastebin the output of "tail -1000 /var/log/dpkg.log" please.
[14:27] <knittl> ActionParsnip: have you had a look at my xorg log? did it help anything?
[14:27] <ActionParsnip> knittl: I'm a bit busy, just in and out when I can
[14:27] <knittl> ActionParsnip: also, I think nouveau does not work with both screens either – it did before (in 11.04)
[14:27] <knittl> ActionParsnip: ok. thanks anyway. I will try your live system suggestion. so 'killall -u ubuntu' you say?
[14:28] <researcher123> is there a application to find duplicate file and delete it?
[14:28] <ActionParsnip> knittl: yes, you can run:  passwd ubuntu    to set a password on the account in the liveCD too
[14:28] <lohsblje> bekks: with a face full of shame i have to admit that i'm just a user of ubuntu and i don't really know how to do that:D
[14:28] <knittl> oh. Also, I'm on 32 bit, if that is relevant. @ ActionParsnip
[14:28] <bekks> researcher123: fdupes e.g.
[14:29] <Guest87433> jsd
[14:29] <bekks> lohsblje: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; tail -1000 /var/log/dpkg.log|pastebinit
[14:29] <Guest87433> hello ?
[14:29] <ActionParsnip> Guest23901: hello
[14:31] <researcher123> bekks: Thanks.
[14:32] <lohsblje> bekks: ok, so i'm gonna shut down my windows now and boot my linux (they are both on my laptop) gonna be back soon
[14:33] <killer> hi..i have all dependencies of openjdk and openjdk in a folder ..now how do i install it without downloading it again
[14:33] <Guest22697> hi people
[14:34] <bekks> !java | killer
[14:34] <killer> i m asking for a package in general:bekks
[14:34] <Guest22697> hi people, i need help with mounting ext4 partition
[14:34] <BluesKaj> knittl, http://paste.kde.org/626360/
[14:35] <knittl> BluesKaj: my driver is installed (properly, I assume)
[14:36] <knittl> Xorg just bails out if my external monitor is connected. If it's disconnected, then it starts up fine
[14:36] <almoxarife> knittl: you can acess the nvidia config gui?
[14:36] <knittl> almoxarife: yep
[14:36] <Zebla> hi
[14:37] <tiger__> openjdk is unstable
[14:37] <almoxarife> MetaMode "DFP-0:nvidia-auto-select,CRT-0:nvidia-auto-select" <-- from your paste, see if there is a choice besides auto-select to choose from in nvidia config gui
[14:37] <srhb> Odd. When I try to run getnonfreefonts, Ubuntu tells me to install texlive-extra-utils, but that is already installed. Could it have been removed, but the package info not updated?
[14:38] <knittl> almoxarife: native resolution for my builtin monitor and native plus smaller resolutions for the external monitor
[14:38] <knittl> setting both to native does not work
[14:38] <mikey1234> How do I extract a Windows Installation ISO file in Ubuntu? When I try to I get a readme.txt that says: This disc contains a "UDF" file system and requires an operating system that supports the ISO-13346 "UDF" file system specification.
[14:39] <wantharry> Hi ...I am trying to connect remote computer using ssh username@ipaddress , i am getting connection time out, this is a remote computer on internet
[14:40] <srhb> wantharry: Presumably, there is no ssh server running on that IP address.
[14:40] <blubee> hi guys I updated my install to 12.10 x64 but I am having a bit of trouble. I am trying to run a 32x program and i'm getting an error : libpcrecpp.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[14:40] <fajar> ?
[14:41] <wantharry> i have started the ssh server by running /etc/init.d/ssh start , how do i get the ipaddress of remote machine
[14:41] <blubee> i am missing : libpcrecpp.so.0 but i've already installed ia32-libs, is there anything else that I could do to fix this issue?
[14:41] <lee> is anybody familiar with the bytemark symbiosis packages for debian? they're a very cool set of packages to automate web/email/dns hosting setup, configuring e.g. exim and apache in a sane manner. hosting is set up by creating new directories. does anybody know of such a thing for ubuntu? (webmin/plesk/cpanel don't count)
[14:41] <knittl> wantharry: can you ping the remote IP? Is the pc reachable via a public IP? Can you telnet to port 22?
[14:43] <wantharry> how can i check if its reachable via public IP?? my ip address when i check on the web whatismyip.com/ is  76.184.161.17
[14:44] <BluesKaj> blubee, install multiarch-support
[14:44] <srhb> wantharry: are you checking from the "remote" address?
[14:44] <ActionParsnip> wantharry: what service are you running?
[14:44] <knittl> wantharry: can you ping that IP? can you telnet to that IP?
[14:44] <blubee> BluesKaj I will try that thanks a lot
[14:44] <wantharry> yes i am running on the remote machine
[14:45] <blubee> oh wait, it seems its already installed and I have the latest version
[14:45] <ActionParsnip> wantharry: is it a web server or an FTP server or a SFTP srver...what sort of server?
[14:45] <srhb> ActionParsnip: He already stated that he has a ssh daemon running that he wishes to connect to.
[14:46] <wantharry> i am running openssh  server...on the remote
[14:46] <ActionParsnip> srhb: missed that, thanks dude
[14:46] <wantharry> try to connect from other computer not in the same home network
[14:46] <mani_> hi
[14:46] <srhb> wantharry: Have you checked on the remote machine if you can even connect to the ssh daemon there? ie. ssh localhost
[14:46] <ActionParsnip> wantharry: I cant connect on 76.184.161.17:22
[14:47] <wantharry> how can i get the ipaddress of my machine
[14:47] <wantharry> ?
[14:47] <srhb> wantharry: What you did with visiting some sort of "what's my IP service" is fine.
[14:47] <wantharry> i am able to connect to ssh localhost
[14:48] <srhb> wantharry: On the remote machine?
[14:48] <wantharry> yes
[14:48] <knittl> wantharry: do you run a router? If so, you have to enable port-forwarding
[14:48] <srhb> wantharry: Then it is a networking issue.
[14:48] <burge> In Ubuntu 12.04/12.10, how do you change the mouse pointer size? I know how to change the mouse cursor size, but not the mouse pointer size.
[14:48] <knittl> your ISP might block incoming connections as well
[14:48] <srhb> burge: What's the difference? If you don't mind me asking.
[14:49] <wantharry> how do enable port forwarding? from which port to port?
[14:49] <knittl> port 22 to port 22 on your pc
[14:49] <wantharry> yes wireless router
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> wantharry: what is the output of: IP=`wget -q -O - http://ip.keithscode.com`; echo $IP
[14:50] <burge> srhb, when I changed the mouse cursor size, The 'I' icon size changes, the 'hour-glass' icon changes, but no the mouse pointer icon, its size remains small
[14:50] <srhb> burge: Oh, I see. That sounds like a bug, doesn't it. I would assume they all changed accordingly.
[14:51] <burge> srhb, yeah, it sounds like a bug
[14:51] <burge> srhb, strange nobody else encountered it yet
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> burge: are there themes for that on gnome-look.org ?
[14:52] <wantharry> can you type the command again ActionParsnip
[14:52] <wantharry> and is there a command to do the port forwarding?
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> it shows your WAN IP in bash
[14:53] <almoxarife> wantharry: that would be at the router, portforwarding
[14:53] <burge> ActionParsnip, I'll check, it's either DMZ-Black or DMZ-White… I'm using gnome desktop
[14:53] <knittl> wantharry: that toally depends on your router. Usually they have some kind of webserver running to configure it
[14:54] <wantharry> if i connect to router with wired network i should be able to change the configuration right?
[14:54] <almoxarife> wantharry: correct
[14:55] <almoxarife> wantharry: point browser to 192.168.1.1:80 usually works
[14:55] <blubee> does anyone else have any possible solutions to my 12.10 x64 not being able to find the libpcrecpp.so.0 shared library
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> blubee: are you running a 32bit app?
[14:55] <wantharry> ok i check for port forwarding...from 22 to 22?
[14:55] <almoxarife> blubee: what package needs it/?
[14:56] <blubee> i am on x64 running a x32 bit app
[14:56] <almoxarife> wantharry: to your specific machine ip:22
[14:56] <blubee> its for a 3d library to convert collada files to a custom format
[14:56] <almoxarife> blubee: what package needs it/?
[14:56] <blubee> or turns .fbx files into binary
[14:56] <BluesKaj> BBL
[14:57] <wantharry> ok will try it..should i check anything else on router?
[14:57] <almoxarife> wantharry: no, one thing at a time
[14:57] <ActionParsnip> blubee: then you will need to find the deb with the file and throw the .so in /usr/lib32
[14:57] <blubee> almoxarife I am not exactly sure what package needs it, I have a custom .sh file
[14:57] <wantharry> :) thanks let me try that
[14:58] <almoxarife> blubee: ok, good luck
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> !find libpcrecpp
[14:58] <limac> how do I check which partition my ubuntu is installed in i am thinking it is sda5 but not sure..
[14:58] <limac> how can i check?
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> blubee: you will need the 32bit libpcrecpp0 deb from package.ubuntu.com
[14:58] <barberan> limac: df ?
[14:58] <knittl> limac: df -h, or mount
[14:59] <knittl> (-h can be left out)
[14:59] <limac> oh ok. thank you very much.
[15:00] <ActionParsnip> blubee: http://ftp.halifax.rwth-aachen.de/ubuntu//pool/main/p/pcre3/libpcrecpp0_8.30-5ubuntu1_i386.deb
[15:00] <blubee> ActionParsnip thanks, let me get on that and hope it works
[15:00] <nathanr> anyone know why nautilus scripts aren't showing under Nautilus 3.6 ?
[15:00] <ActionParsnip> !info nautilus
[15:00] <limac> is there a similar command for the checking the swap?
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> limac: mount    will tell you swap
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> !info nautilus raring
[15:01] <limac> ok thank you!
[15:01] <nathanr> ActionParsnip: not sure how thats meant to help
[15:01] <lohsblje> bekks, you still there?
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> nathanr: its not an official ubuntu package
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> nathanr: Ubuntu uses 3.5.90
[15:01] <nathanr> ActionParsnip: doesn't mean I can't ask ?
[15:02] <ActionParsnip> nathanr: we can only support the official package here
[15:02] <nathanr> that's fine, was just hoping if someone faced the same problem
[15:02] <ActionParsnip> nathanr: try in #nautilus
[15:03] <nathanr> thanks, will do :)
[15:03] <nathanr> lol doesnt exist, I'll dig around
[15:03] <guest-l1QKBc> how to uninstall ubuntu
[15:03] <guest-l1QKBc> guys?
[15:04] <nathanr> lol
[15:04] <nathanr> format?
[15:04] <maodogo> put it in a usb
[15:04] <knittl> what do you mean uninstall? format the partition
[15:04] <maodogo> firs
[15:04] <guest-l1QKBc> lol i was joking xD
[15:04] <guest-l1QKBc> to see if people were around
[15:04] <guest-l1QKBc> what i actually want to ask is
[15:05] <guest-l1QKBc> i want to install gnome
[15:05] <guest-l1QKBc> and simply downloading and installing package doesn't work
[15:06]  * guest-l1QKBc dances
[15:06]  * guest-l1QKBc jumps around
[15:07] <lohsblje> cant boot ubuntu, it says "the system is running in low-graphics mode" what should i do
[15:07]  * almoxarife jumps around
[15:07] <nathanr> ActionParsnip: fyi for future reference - location of nautilis scripts has changed to ".local/share/nautilus/scripts/" (thanks to borschty @ #gnome)
[15:08] <killer> how to i add a folder as a repo
[15:09] <almoxarife> killer: do you mean 'mirror' a repo?
[15:09] <bekks> lohsblje: Click OK, and ir will continue.
[15:09] <bekks> lohsblje: In low graphics mode.
[15:10] <killer> i have a iso image(extracted the image) which i created using aptoncd .....so i now have a folder containing packages
[15:10] <killer> :almoxarife
[15:11] <ActionParsnip> nathanr: nice :)
[15:11] <ActionParsnip> nathanr: not use nautilus in a while but will make a note
[15:11] <nathanr> ActionParsnip: you use Marlin?
[15:11] <ActionParsnip> nathanr: pcmanfm
[15:12] <nathanr> cool :) didn't know that was still maintained
[15:12] <ActionParsnip> nathanr: its default in Lubuntu :)
[15:13] <killer> ActionParsnip: and it's way too fast as compared to nautilus
[15:13] <nathanr> ActionParsnip: ok :) well great - the more choice the better
[15:13] <nathanr> I haven't noticed Nautilus being slow
[15:13] <nathanr> I'm not on a low-end system though
[15:14] <killer> well nautilus with time becomes slow on my core 2 duo
[15:14] <lohsblje> bekks:hey
[15:14] <ActionParsnip> nathanr: you can use lubuntu on high end systems too, it doesn't not work on lots of horsepower.....
[15:15] <nathanr> ActionParsnip: I might try it some time but for now I'm satisfied with Ubuntu & Unity :)
[15:15] <killer> ActionParsnip: u use lubuntu?
[15:16] <robertzaccour> nathanr, Gnome Shell with Docky ftw!
[15:16] <szx> what package name should I type in ubuntu-bug for keyboard layout switcher bug?
[15:16] <nathanr> robertzaccour: tried gnome shell - couldn't get into it..
[15:16] <robertzaccour> nathanr, whats not to like?
[15:17] <killer> i don't like unity in quantal so i use precise(unity)
[15:17] <lohsblje> CAN ANYBODY HELP ME? MY LAPTOB WONT BOOT MY UBUNTU PROPERLY BECAUSE IT CANT DETECT MY DISPLAY
[15:17] <nathanr> robertzaccour: I think the main thing is the lack of a global menu bar.. the redundancy in having a menu bar as well as the top bar annoys me
[15:17] <nathanr> killer: what's the difference?
[15:17] <bekks> lohsblje: Press OK, and it will continue. In low graphics mide.
[15:17] <bekks> *mode
[15:17] <robertzaccour> nathanr, there's apps for that
[15:17] <robertzaccour> nathanr, taskbars, docks, menu apps, etc
[15:18] <nathanr> robertzaccour: that implement a global menu like on unity/osx?
[15:18] <nathanr> I tried looking for them but couldn't find any ..
[15:18] <Agd_Scorp> Hello Ubuntu!
[15:18] <Agd_Scorp> I'm Agd_Scorp!
[15:18] <Agd_Scorp> An top Turkish Linux Hacker!
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> killer: i use minimal iso then build up
[15:18] <Agd_Scorp> Recently, I've discovered a severe 0day bug.
[15:19] <Agd_Scorp> in all Ubuntu versions.
[15:19] <robertzaccour> nathanr, for me its the perfect minimalist multi-tasker's dream, but to each their own.
[15:19] <Agd_Scorp> which may lead to fuckage of Ubuntu.
[15:19] <Aww>  
[15:19] <Agd_Scorp> RobertzAccour, Your Ubuntu is at risk.
[15:19] <bekks> Agd_Scorp: Dont use enter as a punctuation and watch your language please.
[15:19] <Agd_Scorp> It can be hacked.
[15:19] <killer> nathanr : i like dash lens theme in precise ....besides quantal seems to be a bit slow on my lappy
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> Agd_Scorp: report a bug then
[15:19] <Agd_Scorp> Bekks, Alright.
[15:19] <szx> "If you're not sure which package is affected by the bug, type ubuntu-bug in the "Run Application" window and click Run. This will guide you through a series of questions to gather more information about the bug." - does this work for anyone??
[15:19] <bekks> Agd_Scorp: And provide a link to your bug report.
[15:19] <robertzaccour> Agd_Scorp, I don't think so
[15:19] <Agd_Scorp> ActionParsnip, if I submit it, all Ubuntu worldwide's shall be hacked.
[15:19] <nathanr> robertzaccour: yeah I might try it again some time, I did use it when it came out and remember really liking it
[15:19] <Agd_Scorp> and I do not want that.
[15:19] <Agd_Scorp> I've coded an
[15:19] <Agd_Scorp> local exploit.
[15:19] <Agd_Scorp> for this severe 'bug'.
[15:19] <FloodBot1> Agd_Scorp: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:20] <bazhang> Agd_Scorp, stop
[15:20] <bekks> Agd_Scorp: Stop pressing enter all the time, thank you.
[15:20] <nathanr> killer: yeah performance seems really random across hardware
[15:20] <Agd_Scorp> I'm an programmer, mainly expertised in...unix-hacking.
[15:20] <Agd_Scorp> ok
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> Agd_Scorp: it won't, if it is critical it will be acted on quickly
[15:20] <bazhang> !ot | Agd_Scorp
[15:20] <Agd_Scorp> ActionParsnip, It's very..VERY critical.
[15:20] <lohsblje> AND ITS JUST RIDICULOUS, HOW CAN YOY NOT DETECT DISPLAY OF A LAPTOP? AND MY UBUNTU WAS RUNNING JUST FINE FOR LAST 7 MONTHS
[15:20] <bazhang> lohsblje, lose caps
[15:21] <bekks> lohsblje: YOU DONT HAVE TO SHOUT. We can read lower case too.
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> lohsblje: please take your finger of SHIFT
[15:21] <bekks> lohsblje: Did you press OK and continue?
[15:22] <robertzaccour> do trolls come by often?
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> robertzaccour: sometimes
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> lohsblje: I suggest you report a bug
[15:24] <szx> Is it mandatory to use ubuntu-bug to report bugs?
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> szx: no but its convenient imho
[15:24] <szx> I don't know pacakge name
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> szx: what is the issue, we may be able to tell you
[15:25] <szx> ActionParsnip: it's related to changing keyboard layout
[15:26] <robertzaccour> nathanr, actually Gnome Shell does have global menu. In the upper left of the screen next to activities.
[15:27] <nathanr> robertzaccour: it didnt when I tried it? app menu's were in their relevent apps under the titlebar
[15:28] <robertzaccour> nathanr, not side by side words like file and edit but does have a drop down menu. whichever app is on top has the dropdown meny
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> szx: run:  ubuntu-bug keyboard-configuration
[15:28] <nathanr> robertzaccour: maybe I had to install some extra.. I'll try it again some time today
[15:29] <robertzaccour> nathanr, oops pad info sorry. the only dropdown option is quit.
[15:29] <nathanr> yeah thats what I thought
[15:29] <robertzaccour> nathanr, I thought it was different. I typically use the menu within the apps.
[15:31] <robertzaccour> nathanr, here ya go http://www.webupd8.org/2011/11/install-gnome-shell-global-menu-in.html
[15:31] <nathanr> robertzaccour: woo awesome! Will check it out, thanks!
[15:32] <robertzaccour> yw. haven't used it so no idea if its stable but its worth a read and try
[15:33] <robertzaccour> nathanr, I wouldn't be surprised if global menu becomes standard soon though.
[15:33] <nathanr> robertzaccour: certainly would make sense :)
[15:35] <almoxarife> what terminal command will get me the lines in some log containing 'error' , ''fail'
[15:35] <knittl> almoxarife: grep
[15:36] <almoxarife> knittl: i am guessing that just entering 'grep' in console is not gonna do it, you think?
[15:36] <knittl> grep <regular expression> /path/to/file/…
[15:36] <almoxarife> knittl: ok, not even guessing
[15:36] <escott> !man | almoxarife
[15:37] <escott> almoxarife, you are in here enough that you should be reading man pages for things like "grep"
[15:37] <knittl> but 'man grep' will tell you everything you need to know (and everything you don't)
[15:37] <almoxarife> escott: not as sexy a bash question or did i need to use the 'apache' word to get you all excited?
[15:38] <knittl> lol?
[15:38] <cnz> to mount my hdds on on reboot just need to had mount /dev/sda1 /path/to/mount
[15:38] <cnz> right?
[15:39] <wantharry> Hi..i dont see anything like port forwarding in my wireless router settings...but i see its currently set as dynamic ip, is that stopping from connecting from remote computer ?
[15:39] <lucido> I'm having problems with flash on 12.10 64bit, nvidia propreity drivers. Fullscreen is not working and it eats memory like pig
[15:39] <lucido> any knows issues with this?
[15:41] <activex> hello world ! :) lolz
[15:41] <lucido> !flash
[15:42] <blubee> ActionParsnip thanks, it worked. when I installed the .deb package it told me it would uninstall some other packages, i did and now its working. Thanks a lot!
[15:43] <ActionParsnip> blubee: sweet :)
[15:43] <ActionParsnip> blubee: multiarch is cool
[15:43] <sevenforall> Greetings. I'm having all sorts of trouble just regularly connecting my Galaxy S3 to an Ubuntu machine. Has anyone solved these issues yet? One of the errors I'm getting is https://dl.dropbox.com/u/25683105/Pictures/Screenshots/2012121616%3A43%3A06%28Untitledwindow%29.png
[15:44] <wantharry> my previous question was i am not able to connect to remote computer on internet
[15:44] <szx> ActionParsnip: too late, found a magic link for filing a bug directly via launchpad
[15:45] <wantharry> Hi..i dont see anything like port forwarding in my wireless router settings...but i see its currently set as dynamic ip, is that stopping from connecting from remote computer ?
[15:45] <szx> ActionParsnip: thanks anyway
[15:45] <ActionParsnip> szx: its all good :)
[15:45] <ActionParsnip> sevenforall: may help http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/12/how-to-easily-mount-the-galaxy-nexus-on-ubuntu-11-10-via-unity
[15:46] <sevenforall> ActionParsnip: I'll read that through, thanks
[15:46] <qasim_> what i nautilus and how to downoad it?
[15:47] <qasim_> what is*
[15:47] <activex> shell :)
[15:47] <ActionParsnip> qasim_: when you browse your user data, that is nautilus doing the work
[15:47] <sevenforall> qasim_: It's indeed a file browser, like explorer on Windows
[15:47] <JoaoSantana> hi all!
[15:47] <sevenforall> (basically, that is)
[15:47] <cnz> can anyone help me with mounting new drives
[15:47] <qasim_> i have xubuntu..how to access nautilus from it?
[15:47] <mapy> hello guy
[15:48] <sevenforall> qasim_: Install it using "sudo apt-get install nautilus"
[15:48] <qasim_> thanks heaps
[15:48] <sevenforall> Hello people who just came in
[15:48] <sevenforall> qasim_: np
[15:48] <mapy> or do right click in the desktop
[15:48] <qasim_> right click?
[15:48] <ActionParsnip> qasim_: you can, the default file browser is thunar if memory serves
[15:48] <qasim_> ahan
[15:49] <mapy> yeah with your mouse on the desktop area
[15:49] <sevenforall> ActionParsnip: You'd be right
[15:49] <ActionParsnip> boom!
[15:49] <sevenforall> mapy: To achieve what?
[15:49] <mapy> browse your content
[15:49] <sevenforall> qasim_: Xubuntu already has a filebrowser indeed, but it's not nautilus, it's Thunar. They're about the same to the untrained eye.
[15:49] <mapy> or what do you except to do with nautilus?
[15:49] <qasim_> yeah
[15:49] <cnz> how do you
[15:49] <cnz> add mounts for hdds
[15:50] <cnz> inside of fstab
[15:50] <qasim_> actually i have read a blog which says get nautilus
[15:50] <ActionParsnip> cnz: why hit enter 3 times, when only once is needed?
[15:50] <qasim_> and then access file sharing folder
[15:50] <mapy> ok
[15:50] <sevenforall> cnz: Add this line (1 sec)
[15:50] <ActionParsnip> cnz: you'd add entries for partitions. You can't mount hdds.
[15:50] <sevenforall> cnz: /dev/sdb1 /mnt/stor1 ntfs defaults 0 0
[15:50] <sevenforall> cnz: That's for a NTSF HDD on sdb1 that needs to be mounted to /mnt/stor1
[15:50] <cnz> sevenforall thanks
[15:51] <sevenforall> cnz: You'd have to figure out on which /dev location your HDD is, and make up a place where you want it mounted to
[15:51] <ActionParsnip> cnz: the mount point must exist, or the mount will fail
[15:51] <cnz> yeah I can figure it out from there, thanks sevenforall
[15:51] <sevenforall> cnz: Indeed, you'd have to create a dir for it inside /mnt
[15:51] <sevenforall> cnz: No problem
[15:51] <cnz> yeah I have them mounted manually right now just want them to remount on reboot
[15:52] <sevenforall> cnz: That should do the trick, given you customize it to your specifications
[15:52] <cnz> right on thanks again
[15:52] <sevenforall> np again :)
[15:53] <sevenforall> ActionParsnip: I love you :) It works
[15:54] <ActionParsnip> sevenforall: its a weirdness with the single storage in new android devices.
[15:54] <ActionParsnip> sevenforall: I love android lots, but its a nasty storage method imho
[15:54] <qasim_> in one of the bogs to access and share folder over a LAN ...i  have read to open a folder in nautilus right click over it and select sharing...i dont have nautilus and when i click over the folder i cant see sharing option .....please hep guys
[15:55] <sevenforall> ActionParsnip: Pity it's such a nasty solution, but at least it works :)
[15:55] <ActionParsnip> sevenforall: true, gets the job done
[15:56] <ActionParsnip> sevenforall: my gt540 doesn't have that but I'm upgrading soon so we'll see how it goes when I get new
[15:56] <qasim_> how to share a folder through xubuntu?
[15:56] <Transfusion> .
[15:56] <Transfusion> oops thought this was trivialand sry
[15:57] <escott> qasim_, share with what? windows, linux, mac
[15:57] <qasim_> windows?
[15:57] <escott> !samba | qasim_
[15:57] <qasim_> i dont even know sharing mechanism in linus at all
[15:58] <escott> qasim_, linux to linux is usually done with NFS or ssh
[15:58] <qasim_> yeh i read the wiki post
[15:58] <qasim_> but i dont kn ow how to implement that info to get my job done
[15:59] <qasim_> my roomate is using 7 and i need to share and access few folders with his system
[16:00] <escott> qasim_, to access his folders you should (if the full nautilus program stack is installed) be able to type in "smb://ip_address_of_roommate/share_name" into the location bar of nautilus (ctrl-L)
[16:00] <akazerg> How to disconnect teredo service? In ubuntu...
[16:00] <savr> hi is ubuntu maas free/open source?
[16:01] <escott> qasim_, to share folders you need to install the samba server and set it up to share those folders. since you are using xubuntu the gui that you used before may not be available
[16:02] <akazerg> heeey
[16:03] <knittl> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers/+bug/727112
[16:06] <wantharry> Hey guys
[16:06] <wantharry> i am editing the router settings
[16:06] <wantharry> to get access from remote computer
[16:07] <wantharry> i am checking the port triggers
[16:07] <wantharry> its askng me
[16:07] <wantharry> outbound port  from to
[16:07] <wantharry> inbound port from and to
[16:07] <wantharry> what should be the values
[16:07] <wantharry> i am guessing port triggers are nothing buch port forwarding
[16:08] <wantharry> help me set up
[16:08] <chosenone> hello
[16:09] <yeats> savr: it's AGPL (source: http://arstechnica.com/business/2012/04/metal-as-a-service-canonical-announces-ubuntu-server-provisioning-tool/)
[16:09] <wantharry> Can anyone help?
[16:10] <savr> thanks yeats
[16:10] <bazhang> wantharry, ##networking
[16:10] <yeats> wantharry: that sounds like an issue with your router - not an ubuntu issue
[16:10] <wantharry> i am trying to connect ubuntu computer from remote system
[16:10] <scarrs> anybody here with a quake server :) (I need help pls)
[16:11] <wantharry> someone from this room was helping me few mins back
[16:11] <allexmb> how can i add a ppa to ubuntu for another release of ubuntu
[16:11] <yeats> wantharry: fine, but port forwarding is something done with your router (e.g. "11:06 < wantharry> i am editing the router settings")
[16:11] <escott> wantharry, but you are editing the router settings. unless your router runs ubuntu we won't know anything about it
[16:11] <escott> allexmb, you should not do that
[16:11] <allexmb> i need that
[16:12] <wantharry> ok
[16:12] <allexmb> how to do it, please
[16:12] <bazhang> allexmb, contact the maintainer to get a version for yours of ubuntu
[16:12] <allexmb> dude its a simple text thing, where
[16:12] <bazhang> allexmb, all PPA pages have instructions
[16:13] <allexmb> see, im using ' raring '
[16:13] <allexmb> not my fault unpros done settings
[16:13] <ActionParsnip> allexmb: ask in #ubuntu+1 for raring support
[16:13] <bazhang> allexmb, PPA are unsupported, and mixing PPA especially with a testing release is a super bad idea
[16:13] <allexmb> k merci
[16:16] <KI4RO> .
[16:19] <stemid> accidentally rsync'd my /etc to another system's /etc. but they were identical fresh using dhcp for network config. so besides /etc/hostname (which would get reset at boot) I can't think of what could be screwed up enough for me to reinstall the vm.
[16:19] <stemid> identical vms that is.
[16:20] <escott> stemid, fstab and uuids
[16:20] <stemid> oh well I can restore those with blkid I guess, thanks
[16:20] <ActionParsnip> stemid: /etc/hosts too
[16:20] <compdoc> stemid, unless permissions or groups changed
[16:20] <stemid> hosts too! thanks
[16:21] <escott> stemid, would the mac address appear in there anywhere? presumably not
[16:22] <opalepatrick> how do I stop an external usb drive from stopping the boot process if it is on?
[16:23] <hrolf> Hey how can I see which fonts I have installed in my system>? (I'm using Ubuntu 12.04)
[16:23] <MonkeyDust> hrolf  try dpkg -l|grep ttf
[16:25] <MotexT> Hi all
[16:25] <MotexT> I have some question
[16:26] <hrolf> MonkeyDust: How do I remove them?
[16:26] <hrolf> I mean few fonts, if I want to.
[16:26] <MotexT> Why, when i`m installing ubuntu on my Asus x59gl my notebook "freeze"?
[16:27] <MonkeyDust> hrolf  same way you'd remove any other package -- apt-get or synaptic or so
[16:28] <MotexT> So, can you help me?
[16:30] <hrolf> MonkeyDust: dpkg -l | grep ttf is not showing all fonts
[16:31] <ActionParsnip> MotexT: at what point does it freeze?
[16:32] <escott> hrolf, it wouldn't it would only show ttf packages
[16:32] <MotexT> For example, they freeze in the end of installing, when apt configurating
[16:33] <hrolf> escott: Then how do I view fonts?
[16:33] <escott> hrolf, if you want to list fonts you should use fc-list or fc-cache
[16:34] <MonkeyDust> hrolf  then try grep font, may show more
[16:34] <MonkeyDust> or what escott says
[16:35] <k1ll3nt1m3> Yo
[16:35] <escott> hrolf, its a bit unclear what your question is. "see which fonts i have installed" is the emphasis on the fonts or on the installed? you could have fonts you downloaded by hand and placed in ~/.fonts but they aren't "installed" through apt
[16:36] <k1ll3nt1m3> he most likely just wants to see whats installed....
[16:37] <hrolf> escott: I opened a ttf, then I clicked on Install Font and it says Install Failed, now I'm seeing if it is already installed or not
[16:37] <yeats> hrolf: easy way is to open libreoffice and see if it's in the list of available fonts
[16:38] <hrolf> yeats: Yes it is shown there, but is there not any tool to view fonts?
[16:38] <hrolf> yeats: Like in windows
[16:38] <escott> hrolf, if you opened it with user privs it would be "installed" to ~/.fonts. if you were prompted for your password to do a root install it ends up in /usr/share/fonts
[16:38] <yeats> hrolf: dunno - I've always been okay with seeing it active in the program I'm trying to use the fonts in
[16:39] <yeats> hrolf: and ubuntu != windows, btw
[16:39] <escott> hrolf, font-viewer
[16:39] <asdfn> does anybody know, how to define which commands to run when session is started ?
[16:39] <escott> hrolf, gnome-font-viewer that is
[16:39] <escott> asdfn, gnome-session-properties
[16:40] <hrolf> escott: How do I install a font which is installed in .fonts to /usr/share/fonts
[16:41] <asdfn> escott: is it possible to do regardless of particular de like gnome?
[16:41] <DYSW> How long will i be able to use Linux mint 13 ? My laptop dont have pae so im fearing future kernel updates can be a problem
[16:41] <escott> asdfn, other desktops will have their own session manager
[16:41] <k1l> !mint | DYSW
[16:41] <escott> hrolf, do you really need it to be installed to the main system?
[16:42] <asdfn> escott: ah, ok. thank you!
[16:42] <DYSW> Sorry, they just use your kernels so they couldnt tell me. How long will 12.04 update a non pae kernel ?=
[16:42] <k1l> DYSW: mint go a different update management and policy. so its their call
[16:42] <hrolf> escott: Can firefox read from .fonts, because I have installed a font but still am not able to view the text properly in Firefox.
[16:43] <MonkeyDust> !mint | DYSW
[16:43] <escott> hrolf, every application should be able to see fonts from ~/.fonts
[16:43] <hrolf> escott: I see
[16:43] <DYSW> k1l: mm okay. But if ubuntu stops kernels update wtihout pae so will mint. I just read some place that 12.04 woulndt come with non pae support thruout its life
[16:43] <k1l> DYSW: 12.04 will keep non pae kernels, afaik
[16:43] <DYSW> k1l: thx all i needed to know.
[16:44] <escott> hrolf, you might need to close those applications or even logout, but it should be visible to those applications
[16:44] <DYSW> Dont thing my pentium laptop will last that long anyway but only version of ubuntu(kernelwise) i seem to be able to use.
[16:44] <hrolf> escott: I have gnome-font-viewer but I cant see which fonts are there available
[16:45] <k1l> besides i read that days that linux kernels will drop non pae support anyway. but thats gonna be offtopic in here
[16:45] <bobweaver> does one have to run sources on fonts folder after installing new fonts to $HOME ?  like same way if I am to change bashrc ?
[16:45] <MonkeyDust> hrolf  in synaptic you can see it too, select 'status'
[16:45] <kevinch> can anybody help me setup ssh keys between a mac and ubuntu?  I followed every step in a guide to the T
[16:46] <kevinch> still won't authenticate with keys only
[16:46] <DYSW> k1l: thx for the info.
[16:46] <kevinch> sshing from ubuntu into mac
[16:46] <bobweaver> kevinch,   what guide ?
[16:46] <kevinch> http://www.howtoforge.com/linux_backuppc_p4
[16:46] <escott> hrolf, any font you see in font-viewer is available
[16:47] <hrolf> escott: I see
[16:47] <kevinch> I also disabled password auth on the mac so I can be sure its working
[16:47] <bobweaver> kevinch,  I do not know how much I like that tutorial
[16:47] <kevinch> know a better one out there?
[16:48] <kevinch> I got backuppc working just ssh into my mac is having problems
[16:48] <bobweaver> kevinch,  you have imported ssh key?
[16:48] <escott> kevinch, you can ssh -vv user@mac and see if it tries to send the correct id_rsa. if it does and it doesn't work then the problem is with the mac setup and therefore !ot
[16:48] <bobweaver> escott,  +1  you can also use verbose ?
[16:48] <kevinch> okay I'll try that escott
[16:48] <bobweaver> !ssh  kevinch
[16:48] <kevinch> and yes bobweaver
[16:49] <bobweaver> !ssh |   kevinch
[16:50] <kevinch> wow I'm dumb
[16:50] <kevinch> I forgot to specify the user
[16:50] <kevinch> thats why it wasn't authenticatign
[16:50] <bobweaver> woops :)
[16:50] <kevinch> thanks!
[16:50] <kevinch> lets see if I can get backuppc working now
[16:50] <bobweaver> kevinch,  glad to see that things are working out!
[16:51] <kevinch> okay backuppc is trying to run this command: /usr/bin/ssh -q -x -l root kevin_mbp /usr/bin/rsync --server --sender --numeric-ids --perms --owner --group -D --links --hard-links --t
[16:51] <bobweaver> kevinch,  almost any tut that I read that says to get root. I stop reading right there at that spot . Again that is just me
[16:51] <kevinch> good point..
[16:51] <kevinch> do you know a better backuppc tutorial?
[16:52] <bobweaver> kevinch,  you like scp or rsynch ?
[16:52] <kevinch> I want an easy, cross platform backup to my ubuntu server
[16:52] <kevinch> rsync
[16:52] <kevinch> I get this error when I run the above command
[16:52] <kevinch> rsync: on remote machine: --t: unknown option
[16:52] <bobweaver> kevinch,  almost all Ubuntu wiki have the things that we are talking about
[16:52] <bobweaver> !scp | kevinch
[16:53] <bobweaver> IDK if works for mac kevinch
[16:53] <kevinch> yes I know what both of them are, but I was just answering if you said you like scp or rsync
[16:53] <bobweaver> !rsync >> kevinch
[16:53] <bobweaver> oh sorry
[16:53] <mapy> hello! Is there anybody using elementary os?
[16:53] <MonkeyDust> mapy  not supported here
[16:54] <escott> kevinch, why are you ssh'ing into the other machine in order to run rsync?
[16:54] <kevinch> thats how backuppc does it
[16:54] <escott> kevinch, well --t is wrong or truncated. maybe they mean --times
[16:55] <mapy> sorry. and why that?
[16:55] <escott> kevinch, but if you are running rsync on the mac you should make sure you have the same version of rsync on the mac
[16:55] <kevinch> I'll check that out
[16:55] <kevinch> backuppc is starting to piss me off
[16:56] <Shadow-Command> \exit
[16:56] <bobweaver> me too kevinch  and I don't even use it ;)
[16:56] <Shadow-Command> \quit
[16:56] <kevinch> haha
[16:56] <kevinch> know a better alternative?
[16:56] <kevinch> bacula looks complicated
[16:57] <kevinch> escott: ubuntu is running 3. something
[16:57] <escott> kevinch, is there some reason you can't just directly run rsync?
[16:57] <bobweaver> kevinch,  I have not used window or a mac in like 5 + years
[16:57] <kevinch> mac is running 2.6.9
[16:57] <MonkeyDust> mapy  some 70 people in the channel #elementary
[16:57] <kevinch> I'm lazy and want a webgui once I have it seutp
[16:58] <mapy> thanks MonkeyDust
[16:58] <bobweaver> kevinch,  I back up local using rsync and crotabs. But I should use the backup tool that comes with Ubuntu
[16:58] <kevinch> yeah I can do locally fine with rsync, but for networked backup of a windows and mac machine
[16:58] <bobweaver> kevinch,  either that Or I stick it in the cloud
[16:59]  * MonkeyDust uses rsync and crontab too, for backups
[16:59] <ActionParsnip> kevinch: deja dup
[16:59] <dcherniv> kevinch, there's rsync for windows, and mac has rsync native
[16:59] <ActionParsnip> kevinch: or a cron'd cp job
[17:00] <zoidberg-> Hey guys, i have a really wierd problem on Ubuntu server (latest 64bit version).  i setup ssh keys, and now when i try logging in i get pubkey access denied errors repeatedly and then all of a sudden it allows me in, check out this: http://codepad.org/XD5lXU6d - It is a vmware guest, running on an vmware esxi host.  Whats even stranger is, when i get the failed ssh attempts, i jump onto the vmware console for that vm, logi
[17:00] <amarius> !ciao
[17:00] <amarius> !list
[17:00] <bobweaver> !it | amarius
[17:01] <lucido> I cant get flash to work in fullscree, when it tries to go fullscreen there is a large black border around the small video in the middle
[17:01] <lucido> n
[17:01] <escott> zoidberg-, thats a feature in case you forget your password. if you are persistent enough it will just let you in ;)
[17:01] <bobweaver> lucido,  where did you get flash ?
[17:02] <escott> zoidberg-, do you have encrypted home?
[17:02] <lucido> bobweaver, from the default install of ubuntu 12.10 amd64 desktop. I think I might have extras installed aswell
[17:03] <bobweaver> !info  | lucido  you have this package installed ? and maybe also medibuntu's repos ?
[17:03] <bobweaver> !info  ubuntu-restricted-extras | lucido  you have this package installed ? and maybe also medibuntu's repos ?
[17:04] <bobweaver> sorry about the 1st typo :/
[17:05] <lucido> bobweaver, I do have restextras installed, no mediubuntu repo
[17:06] <bobweaver> lucido,  what version is installed ?  apt-cache policy flashplugin-installer
[17:07] <lucido> bobweaver, Installed: 11.2.202.258ubuntu0.12.10.1, nvidia geforce9500gt with proprietary drivers by the way
[17:07] <bjrohan> Can anyone help me with some hardware selection on a new laptop I am looking to purchase in the next few weeks? Somewhat similar systems, but could have dramatic differences for what I will be doing with it.
[17:08] <ikonia> bjrohan: try ##hardware
[17:08] <bjrohan> thanks :-)
[17:09] <bobweaver> lucido,  that is also same version that I have. you have xswat for nvidia card ?
[17:10] <lucido> bobweaver, I don't, is that a PPA?
[17:10] <bobweaver> lucido,  it is
[17:11] <escott> !hcl | bjrohan
[17:11] <lucido> bobweaver, I'm running a 2 display setup
[17:11] <bobweaver> lucido,  you might like to test that out. for your nvidia card. But I am not sure. I would wait for others also
[17:12] <bjrohan> escott: not so easy :-)
[17:13] <bobweaver> How do I disable woopsie ?
[17:17] <bobweaver> it is crazy every time that I watch tv I get dumb pop ups about some system error
[17:17] <escott> bobweaver, thats not woopsie though. thats apport
[17:18] <bobweaver> escott,  ahh what do I do un-install it ?
[17:18] <bobweaver> or is there a way to disable ?
[17:18] <bobweaver> can I write some code that says if this app is running do not run ?
[17:20] <bobweaver> escott,  like say if Unity-2d || mythtv  is running so not run apport
[17:20] <escott> bobweaver, you could uninstall apport. you could go into /sys or /proc and find the kernel core dump instructions and disable those
[17:21] <bobweaver> escott,  it is just that I have alot of custom code and well. there is errors in it because it is mock up stuff. Cool I will look into all that
[17:21] <escott> bobweaver, /proc/sys/kernel/core_*
[17:22] <lucido> How can I get Get Flash videos to remain full screen when working (clicking) in the other desktop when using html5 in firefox?
[17:22] <escott> bobweaver, /proc/sys/kernel/core_pattern
[17:22] <bobweaver> escott,  apport runs as a mod ?
[17:22] <bobweaver> can I rmmod it ?
[17:22] <ActionParsnip> lucido: have you tried other browsers?
[17:23] <escott> bobweaver, i dont think it has a module
[17:23] <bobweaver> thanks escott
[17:25] <killer> i have 5 ubuntu machines n i dun wanna install same packages multiple times
[17:25] <escott> !clone | killer
[17:26] <gidel> siemas
[17:27] <Squarepy> that sounds good, ubottu
[17:27] <gidel> elo
[17:27] <gidel> hej
[17:27] <gidel> !!
[17:27] <gidel> jestes
[17:27] <gidel> ?"?
[17:28] <lucido> had a reboot, did I mist anything?
[17:29] <ActionParsnip> lucido: tomorrows lottery numbers
[17:29] <lucido> bobweaver, yeah I installed the swat drivers, still no fullscreen in flash
[17:29] <lucido> ActionParsnip, damn
[17:29] <ActionParsnip> :D
[17:29] <bobweaver> lucido,  you have tried other browsers ?
[17:29] <escott> ActionParsnip, don't joke with lucido... everyone knows that all of tomorrows lotto tickets are winning tickets. government plan to distract the shepple from the end of the world on friday
[17:30] <bobweaver> lucido,  you have also tried different sites ?  you have also tried changing sticky edges? what monitor is the one that will not go full screen ?
[17:30] <bobweaver> lucido,  or is it both ?
[17:30] <escott> lucido, also your question was confusing. html5 or flash. or both
[17:31] <bobweaver> I thought that html5 uses webM  ?
[17:31] <bobweaver> and not flash
[17:31] <lucido> bobweaver, both monitors, only flash
[17:32] <ActionParsnip> lucido: could use minitube, full screen that and it may be ok
[17:32] <escott> lucido, doubt you can get around flash in any easy way
[17:32] <Segnale007> aloo :)
[17:32] <BlueLaguna> I'm going to buy myself a new graphics card.  Am I better off getting a Nvidia or an ATI for Ubuntu support?
[17:32] <lucido> bobweaver, dailymotion works
[17:33] <bobweaver> lucido,  sounds like it is the flash player then. what is the player that you are using ? stock ?
[17:33] <bobweaver> lucido,  what about youtube >
[17:33] <lucido> bobweaver, yeah, from stock install
[17:34] <bobweaver> lucido,  you have tried jwplayer ?  I am not sure if that will help or not but I use it all the time
[17:34] <bobweaver> lucido,  I know nothing about it though
[17:34] <lucido> bobweaver, ok, thank you
[17:35] <lucido> BlueLaguna, come to #hardare I'm in the same shoes
[17:36] <vicatcu> this tutorial seems dated: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/ShareEthernetConnectionThroughWireless -- is there an updated one for ubuntu 12.04
[17:37] <cnz> xbmc crashed and killed my sound usually I have to reboot to get sound back, is there any way to get it back without rebooting?
[17:38] <lucido> escott, need to lose virginity before friday then
[17:38] <escott> BlueLaguna, there are various opinions on that.
[17:38] <dan_> hi all
[17:39] <ga_sk8er> anyone else been playing steam games on linux?
[17:40] <allexmb> me
[17:40] <allexmb> redeclipse, q3 styles, sauerbraten
[17:40] <ga_sk8er> i just tried. it installed fine but when i  go into the game the video is messed up & cant tell what is on the screen
[17:40] <dan_> anyone got any idea the best way to learn backtrack
[17:40] <allexmb> black ?
[17:40] <allexmb> backtrack what
[17:41] <dan_> network anyalising
[17:41] <allexmb> by knowing whats around
[17:41] <allexmb> apt-cache search network info
[17:41] <allexmb> learn how tcp looks like
[17:41] <allexmb> learn about subs
[17:41] <allexmb> and ull know
[17:42] <dan_> thanks
[17:42] <SolarisBoy> huh?
[17:42] <ga_sk8er> anyone know what could be wrong with the game?...it installed fine but when i  go to play it, the video card messes up
[17:42] <rusfus_> hi
[17:42] <allexmb> messes up how
[17:43] <ActionParsnip> dan_: ask in #backtrack-linux for backtrack support
[17:43] <allexmb> i had that too, on fullscreen
[17:43] <allexmb> window it
[17:43] <ga_sk8er> instead of shiming the images its supposed to, the colors are just jumbled all over the screen & dont make a picture
[17:43] <vicatcu> would anyone be willing to help me set up up my ubuntu laptop for use in this configuration: https://docs.google.com/a/wickeddevice.com/drawings/d/1bRziYQhV9VXmaEVd7N5ZWdCsxAwFT8YHtimlx2W0AVQ/edit
[17:43] <ga_sk8er> *showing
[17:43] <vicatcu> er https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1bRziYQhV9VXmaEVd7N5ZWdCsxAwFT8YHtimlx2W0AVQ/edit
[17:43] <ActionParsnip> ga_sk8er: have you tried installing xfce and running it from there
[17:43] <allexmb> nevermind den , assumed other channel , coding one
[17:44] <ga_sk8er> idk what that is
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> ga_sk8er: its a different desktop enmvironment. Gnome+Unity isn't great for games
[17:45] <escott> !ics | vicatcu
[17:45] <vicatcu> escott I've tried that but it didn't seem to work... can you help me troubleshoot it?
[17:45] <escott> vicatcu, if you want to give details sure
[17:46] <vicatcu> escott: absolutely, what kind of details would be helpful?
[17:46] <vicatcu> here's a listing of my services: https://gist.github.com/4301377
[17:47] <rusfus_> I have a big problem with nautilus. I practically freeze when I try to enter the root system. more 'when I start amule crashes. and everything happened at the same time. please help me. thanks
[17:47] <escott> vicatcu, lets start with "didn't seem to work" did you have no connection on the other machine? what does "ifconfig" on the other machine show
[17:47] <ActionParsnip> rusfus_: how do you mean 'root system'?
[17:47] <escott> rusfus_, "enter the root system"
[17:47] <ga_sk8er> ActionParsnip is xfce in the ubuntu software center
[17:47] <vicatcu> escott: the 'device' is not a PC, it's a microcontroller - and using wireshark on the laptop, I could see DHCP requests going out from it, but no DHCP offers
[17:48] <ActionParsnip> ga_sk8er: yes, run:  sudo apt-get install xfce4
[17:48] <escott> vicatcu, so the device is requesting but you aren't offering. is dhcpd running on your machine
[17:49] <vicatcu> escott... no i guess i followed th dnsmasq instructions on the ics help page
[17:50] <escott> vicatcu, so is dnsmasq running then "ps aux | grep dns"
[17:51] <ActionParsnip> ga_sk8er: after its installed, log off and log in to the xfce session. Is it better?
[17:51] <rusfus_> escott_, I open it and I get stuck
[17:51] <escott> rusfus_, we don't know what that means "enter the root system"
[17:51] <JPMH> screen savers somehow are notified when the keyboard and mouse is not in use.  I would like to trap that idle too, how do I do it
[17:51] <escott> rusfus_, what is the "root system"
[17:51] <ga_sk8er> still installing
[17:51] <ActionParsnip> rusfus_: the default is to open your user's home
[17:52] <vicatcu> escott: yes here's the output of ps aux | grep dns: https://gist.github.com/4310241
[17:52] <escott> JPMH, not sure if they are notified or if they just poll the devices
[17:52] <ga_sk8er> ActionParsnip it just finished installing
[17:53] <JPMH> escott: OK - even if I was willing to poll the devices, and that's awful, how would I even do that
[17:53] <rusfus_> ActionParsnip_. I open it and I get stuck
[17:53] <rusfus_> if I open my home and I go on my file system crashes the page and closing it tells me it occupied
[17:53] <escott> vicatcu, so its running. is /etc/dnsmasq.conf correct
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> rusfus_: Can you navigate it ok in a terminal?
[17:53] <lanoxx> it seems there is a bug in ubuntu 12.10's version of libicu48-dev: bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=687339
[17:53] <escott> JPMH, you dont have to be that accurate with the polling. every 10 seconds would be enough for most people http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1252752
[17:54] <JPMH> escott: good point - really even minutes would be good - I am now heading over to read the link you sent me - thanks
[17:55] <vicatcu> escott: Here are the last two lines of /etc/dnsmasq.conf (the rest is the default): https://gist.github.com/1097baaaa3cbc3376967
[17:55] <rusfus_> ActionParsnip: yes, you place the report amule.
[17:55] <rusfus_> if I type the address / usr / bin locks
[17:56] <rusfus_> ActionParsnip : http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1443846/
[17:56] <escott> vicatcu, and eth0 is the correct device. what is the ip address of the router on eth0. "ifconfig" will tell
[17:57] <vicatcu> escott: eth0 is the wired connection of my laptop, there is no router there... it's the LAN I'm setting up
[17:58] <escott> vicatcu, your ubuntu pc becomes the router
[17:58] <Guest9250> katerina tsiligiri
[17:59] <vitimiti> clear
[18:00] <vicatcu> escott: here is ifconfig output for eth0: https://gist.github.com/4310357
[18:02] <escott> vicatcu, i dont see anything obviously incorrect there. i've never actually done an ics setup so i dont have any personal experience with it. you might try taking the hub out of the network and doing a crossover cable to the router
[18:03] <ga_sk8er> in xcfe the game says "failed to lock vertex buffer in CMeshDX8::LockVertexBuffer:nVertexCounter=4, nFirstVertex=0"
[18:04] <vicatcu> escott: i can't imagine that would be a problem considering i can see the DHCP requests in wireshark
[18:05] <escott> vicatcu, yeah i dont know why dnsmasq would not be responding to the requests
[18:05] <ga_sk8er> it actually did better in gnome desktop...at least gnome showed jumbled up graphics
[18:05] <xbskid> How difficult is it to change the hostname in ubuntu 12?
[18:05] <xbskid> .04 :)
[18:05] <llutz> !hostname | xbskid
[18:05] <dcherniv> xbskid, hostname "newhostname"
[18:05] <rusfus_> ActionParsnip : ??
[18:05] <queerios> Hello, I'm trying to mount my ipod nano 6g. It currently mounts as read-only (the filesystem is hfsplus and journaling is enabled), I can't seem to force it to mount as rw
[18:05] <xbskid> Thank you
[18:06] <queerios> dmesg tells me: hfs: write access to a journaled filesystem is not supported, use the force option at your own risk, mounting read-only.
[18:06] <ActionParsnip> rusfus_: what is the output of:  lsb_release -sc
[18:07] <vami> hi everybody
[18:07] <vami> anyone in a mood for a chat?
[18:08] <escott> queerios, ok. so what is the question
[18:08] <queerios> How do I mount it
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> vami: the guys and gals in #ubuntu-offtopic or ##cafe-ubuntu will
[18:09] <queerios> What I'm trying is:  sudo mount -o remount,force,rw,nosuid,nodev -t hfsplus /dev/sdc2 /media/queerios/ipod/
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> rusfus_: also, what is the output of: apt-cache policy amule
[18:09] <rusfus_> ActionParsnip : xubuntu 10.2
[18:09] <queerios> the command doesn't give any errors but it's still not rw
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> rusfus_: that's not the output of the first command
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> queerios: you can use ifuse if you are mounting an ipof
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> *ipod
[18:10] <rusfus_> ActionParsnip : ??
[18:10] <queerios> ActionParsnip: I will try but I know that libgpod doesn't support the ipod nano 6g
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> rusfus_: run:  lsb_release -a; uname -a; apt-cache policy amule    make a pastebin of all the text please
[18:12] <mazda01> morning
[18:12] <josker> Compiz process taking more than 120MB of memory is normal ? Anybody know ?
[18:13] <rusfus_> ActionParsnip : http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1443860/
[18:17] <ActionParsnip> rusfus_: all I can suggest is report a bug
[18:18] <rusfus_> ActionParsnip : how do I report the bug? and how do I explain?
[18:19] <ActionParsnip> rusfus_: run:  ubuntu-bug amule
[18:19] <lucido> josker, it is
[18:19] <rusfus_> ActionParsnip : tanks
[18:20] <ActionParsnip> !info Nicotine+
[18:20] <ActionParsnip> !info nicotine
[18:20] <ActionParsnip> rusfus_: could use that, same network.
[18:20] <rusfus_> ActionParsnip : tanks
[18:21] <josker> lucido, thx
[18:22] <coolsea> Anyone able to inform on on how to pull up my irssi directory so I can put a theme there? trying to change it.
[18:22] <ActionParsnip> coolsea: it's in ~/.irssi
[18:22] <ccssnet> i figured i should mention that i havent sen ubuntu install corectly since version 10.x
[18:23] <ccssnet> good luck. i dont use it anyway other then to poke around and look at
[18:23] <ccssnet> s/sen/seen/
[18:24] <ActionParsnip> coolsea: you can do it in a terminal with:  wget -O ~/.irssi/insane.theme http://www.irssi.org/themefiles/insane.theme
[18:24] <ga_sk8er> now gnome desktop tells same message as xcfe....about locing buffer
[18:24] <ActionParsnip> coolsea: for example
[18:24] <ga_sk8er> *locking
[18:34] <ga_sk8er> from what i can see onlnie that problem is other ppl having it with video cards...would i have to load my video card driver for linux & then the game work?
[18:37] <vicatcu> escott: i think i figured it out, i had to set my ipv6 to "ignore" in network manager
[18:39] <weeter> hi all'
[18:40] <ga_sk8er> when getting my driver from ati would i should select x86 since im running a 32 bit system, right?
[18:41] <R5Chris> ga_sk8er: yeah
[18:41] <ga_sk8er> ok thought so
[18:43] <mazda01> how do i get conky to work? i am getting an error about a keyring
[18:44] <zedkazi> hello
[18:44] <zedkazi> i get following problem
[18:44] <zedkazi>  Could not get lock /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[18:45] <zedkazi> Unable to lock directory /var/lib/apt/lists/ E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[18:46] <ZeloZelos> is there a data scrubbing/shredding program that will make deleted files un recoverable?
[18:46] <dniMretsaM> zedkazi: do what it told you. run "sudo dpkg --configure -a"
[18:47] <k1l> !shred | ZeloZelos
[18:48] <k1l> ZeloZelos: well, shred not found by the bot, but that is a programm you want
[18:48] <ZeloZelos> kk thnk
[18:48] <ZeloZelos> s
[18:49] <SolarisBoy> shred is in the coreutils package
[18:49] <escott> k1l, shred doesn't work that well on modern filesystems like ext3/ext4
[18:50] <CrazyZurfer> hi, I'm trying to install "Urban Terror" on my ubuntu 12.10, and in the instructions it says "run the UrTerror executable and the game will download"
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> k1l: why not just use dd?
[18:51] <CrazyZurfer> but the problem is that in the folder I've got there are 2 files: UrTUpdater.i386 and UrTUpdater.x86_64
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> zedkazi: do you have software centre open?
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> CrazyZurfer: if you grab it from the playdeb repo it installs easier for you
[18:52] <cardamon> Hmm.
[18:52] <cardamon> That's concerning.
[18:52] <k1l> escott: with not too many bad sectors, that shouldnt be a problem, imho
[18:52] <CrazyZurfer> actionParsnip: how do I install that repo? xd
[18:53] <escott> k1l, what do bad sectors have to do with it?
[18:53] <cardamon> I made an ubuntu liveusb with unetbootin and 12.10...trying to use it to run diagnostics on a friend's computer.  It hangs at the loading screen.
[18:54] <k1l> ActionParsnip: i think dd got a lot potential of accidential missusage. imho its easier to use shred. but you can suggest other programs to him if you want :)
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> CrazyZurfer: search the web, there is a deb you can add to add the source
[18:55] <CrazyZurfer> ActionParsnip: Getdeb and Playdeb seems to be down
[18:55] <babamelon> Hi, Im using lubuntu and since some days ago Im not able to boot with grub nor does any live distribution recognize my partition table.
[18:55] <k1l> escott: that is the case, where shred comes to its limits, as there could still be information in bad sectors, which did not get overwritten but that belongs to every other method like dd if its jused use partitionwise and not whole device wise
[18:56] <babamelon> How can I rapair/manually read (as a first step) my partition table with ubuntu
[18:56] <escott> k1l, it has nothing to do with bad sectors. its about how the filesystem manages the data when it writes to disk. unless the filesystem guarantees that a write hits the same blocks on the disk then shred cannot guarantee destruction of the data
[18:57] <escott> k1l, ext3/ext4 have a journal. btrfs is CoW, anything on an SSD is CoW etc
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> CrazyZurfer: yeah :(
[18:57] <cardamon> ...tried it on another machine...works fine.
[18:57] <k1l> escott: so what to suggest in his usecase then?
[18:57] <escott> k1l, ie... you can't just throw shred at it and expect it to really destroy the data
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> cardamon: what video chip does the system use?
[18:58] <escott> k1l, i dont know because you didn't ask him what his usecase was
[18:58] <escott> k1l, and then he signed off like an idiot
[18:58] <CrazyZurfer> ActionParsnip: Any idea of how can I install the game? :)
[18:58] <cardamon> ActionParsnip: Not sure.
[18:58] <cardamon> ActionParsnip: Let me research it.
[18:58] <ActionParsnip> cardamon: does the system have a make and model?
[18:59] <cardamon> Dell N4010.
[18:59] <ActionParsnip> CrazyZurfer: what is the output of:  uname -a
[18:59] <CrazyZurfer> ActionParsnip: How can I execute ".x86_64" files or ".i386"
[19:00] <Paul_> is anyone familiar with the Device Accel Constant Deceleration property ?
[19:00] <CrazyZurfer> Linux joako-UL80AG 3.5.0-19-generic #30-Ubuntu SMP Tue Nov 13 17:48:01 UTC 2012 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[19:00] <cardamon> CrazyZurfer: you don't.
[19:01] <cmorck> pie in the sky idea:  Network of amazon ec2 linux instances as a "social" computing environment. -- Anything like this exist ? (point to correct channel, just dropped in here because it's active)
[19:01] <kurjam> Hey, i'd like to ask a question about "$ ping". "PING example.com(some ip) 56(84) bytes of data    .. what does the (84) stand for? i get that packet size is 56 bytes right?
[19:01] <cardamon> ActionParsnip: Intel, it looks like.
[19:01] <ActionParsnip> CrazyZurfer: try:  echo "deb http://archive.ubuntugames.org ubuntugames main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ubuntugames.list; sudo apt-get update
[19:01] <hiram> hello, folks
[19:01] <ActionParsnip> cardamon: try the boot option: nomodeset
[19:03] <hiram> does anyone know about LXC on ubuntu? I found a probably strange behavior with the memory shown in guest container. Is there any way to limit the memory on guest machines? currenly the guest is showing the full memory of host.
[19:03] <weeter> i need help with install wine
[19:03] <ActionParsnip> CrazyZurfer: sudo apt-key adv --recv-key --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com D6BD7D4144A31152     will import the key
[19:03] <babamelon> every time I call sfdisk on my solid state drive, dmesg prints the following: http://pastebin.com/sdWhQDWp
[19:03] <cardamon> ActionParsnip: Not good with grub lines...where would I add it when the existing lind is "/casper/vmlinuz initrd=/casper/initrd.lz file-/cdrom/preseed/ubuntu.seed boot=casper quiet splash --"
[19:04] <weeter> :..:
[19:04] <weeter> :
[19:04] <weeter> ::::
[19:04] <cardamon> ActionParsnip: before or after the --?
[19:04] <CrazyZurfer> ActionParsnip: Wait a sec, the other code you gave me says: 100% [waiting for headers] and is stuck there :S
[19:04] <ActionParsnip> CrazyZurfer: then run:  sudo apt-get install urban-terror
[19:04] <cardamon> Trying it before..will let you know.
[19:05] <cardamon> ...that old thing?
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> cardamon: delete 'quiet splash' and add 'nomodeset'
[19:05]  * cardamon remembers when Urban Terror was Quake III mod...used to play it in college the first time round
[19:06] <babamelon> every time I call sfdisk on my solid state drive, dmesg prints the following: http://pastebin.com/sdWhQDWp
[19:06] <ActionParsnip> cardamon: and when counterstrike was a half life mod ;)
[19:06] <cardamon> Yup.
[19:07] <ActionParsnip> cardamon: partly why I use guake :D
[19:07] <ActionParsnip> CrazyZurfer: still going?
[19:07] <escott> wait... UT is not a Q3 mod? what is it
[19:07] <cardamon> urxvt
[19:08] <cardamon> escott: Since the engine is now opensource, they ported it over to a standalone application.
[19:08] <CrazyZurfer> ActionParsnip: Yup, but the Apt-Get install is working, I'm Downloading 1277 MB xD, it will take a while
[19:08] <escott> cardamon, ahhh...
[19:08] <CrazyZurfer> I opened a new terminal tab
[19:08] <ActionParsnip> CrazyZurfer: aye
[19:08] <ActionParsnip> CrazyZurfer: great game, plus easy to install, plus update now :)
[19:09] <cardamon> id's pretty good about that. "Yeah, since we're not making money of this any more, here's the source."
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> CrazyZurfer: getting 1.2Mb/sec here :)
[19:09] <CrazyZurfer> ActionParsnip: apt-get update?
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> CrazyZurfer: yes, if the server gets updated, it will upgrade like the rest of your apps
[19:09] <zzy3333> ??
[19:10] <cardamon> Although now we've got the Unity engine (unrelated to the Unity more commonly discussed here) proving that a FOSS engine can be used to produce commercially successful games.
[19:10] <zzy3333> 你妈
[19:10] <CrazyZurfer> ActionParsnip: 18% [Waiting Headers] [1 urban-terror 270 MB/1.277 MB 21%]
[19:10] <CrazyZurfer> lol
[19:11] <ActionParsnip> CrazyZurfer: same, even with apt-fast
[19:11] <CrazyZurfer> but it doesn't tell me the speed
[19:11] <cardamon> ActionParsnip: Hmm, it's spending a lot of time at "* Starting configure network device                        [OK]"
[19:11] <ActionParsnip> cardamon: let it play...
[19:11] <aks> Hello everybody
[19:11] <CrazyZurfer> ActionParsnip: It does now: 1553 Kb/s
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> CrazyZurfer: groovy
[19:12] <aks> Can anybody help me?
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> aks: ask away
[19:12] <CrazyZurfer> 2.147 Kb/s
[19:12] <vith> i can't find g-wan in the repos or a ppa. is there another way i can set it up to automatically update?
[19:12] <aks> i am using Sony Vaio laptop
[19:13] <dniMretsaM> what's your problem aks
[19:13] <aks> Using ubuntu 12.10 but heating problem is there
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> aks: do you use a switching GPU (intel and nvidia)?
[19:14] <Septima> has anybody here ever went beyond chroot for security and isolation purposes? what did you use?
[19:14] <aks> My laptop heat up when i work on ubuntu
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> aks: doesn't answer my question
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> Septima: I've seen people chroot for web hosting
[19:14] <aks> intel
[19:15] <escott> Septima, chroot is rather old and limited. it can be done properly but its hard to do anything meaningful with a chroot. thats part of why virtual machines are so well liked
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> aks: do you have the desktop booted in front of you?
[19:15] <Septima> ActionParsnip: well i mean something less attackable, more secure and containery, than chroot
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> Septima: use a bastion server
[19:15] <aks> t should i do now?
[19:16] <Septima> ActionParsnip: the open source drivers could be making your video card overheat, causing the hotness
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> aks: run:  sudo lshw -C display      what video chips do you see?
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> Septima: I bet its some optimus junk
[19:17] <Septima> i was looking at this: https://launchpad.net/arkose it seems to be developed by a guy on the ubuntu team
[19:18] <Septima> basically i'm looking for sandboxie like functionality in linux
[19:18] <Septima> without having to run a virtual machine
[19:18] <ga_sk8er> im trying to install this video driver in terminal & cant...do i have to direct the command line to my downloads folder/video driver?
[19:18] <escott> Septima, containers or openv
[19:18] <escott> Septima, containers or openvz
[19:19] <Rocklaw>  Leo?
[19:20] <ActionParsnip> ga_sk8er: which driver?
[19:20] <ga_sk8er> ati x300
[19:22] <aks> heating problem on ubuntu
[19:22] <aks> please help
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> aks: I gave you a command tyo run, what is the result
[19:23] <CrazyZurfer> ActionParsnip: Downloaded 1277 MB in 12min. 43seg. (1673 kB / s)
[19:23] <CrazyZurfer> Unable to get connection failed http://cl.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/c/curl/curl_7.27.0-1ubuntu1_amd64.deb
[19:23] <CrazyZurfer> E: Unable to fetch some archives, maybe run 'apt-get update' or try with - fix-missing?
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> aks: I DID help
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> CrazyZurfer: try changing update server
[19:23] <CrazyZurfer> ActionParsnip: How do I do that?
[19:24] <CrazyZurfer> ActionParsnip: How can* I do that?
[19:24] <ActionParsnip> CrazyZurfer: in software centre, or you can manually edit /etc/apt/sources.list
[19:24] <ActionParsnip> aks: run:  sudo lshw -C display      what video chips do you see?
[19:26] <LeChacal> hello, does anyone have experience with any DLNA/UPnP services for ubuntu tha does transcoding
[19:28] <CrazyZurfer> ActionParsnip: I don't get it.. the download failed? and I have to change what? xD
[19:28] <ga_sk8er> i wish i  could get a linux driver thing from ati that auto dteects...like the 1 for windows
[19:29] <ga_sk8er> the site does zip files & idk how to install them on linux
[19:30] <bbigras__> LeChacal: You may want to look at mediatomb or ps3 media server. ps3 media server has a gui but it can run in headless mode if I recall correctly.
[19:31] <LeChacal> bbigras: I have a server install of ubuntu with no X installed and tried ps3mediaserver but it just gave me problems, all the directions for the installing of it seem very old
[19:32] <CrazyZurfer> I tried to add a sound notification to xChat and I selected an mp3 from my music library and I wanted to hear it and now it sounds a horrible thing :S like noise
[19:32] <almoxarife> LeChacal: ps3mediaserver is old, take a look at XBMC
[19:32] <aks>  description: VGA compatible controller
[19:32] <aks>        product: RV710 [Mobility Radeon HD 4500/5100 Series]
[19:32] <aks>        vendor: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI
[19:32] <aks>        physical id: 0
[19:32] <aks>        bus info: pci@0000:01:00.0
[19:33] <FloodBot1> aks: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:33] <aks>        version: 00
[19:33] <cardamon> ActionParsnip: It's STILL spending a lot of time at "* Starting configure network device                        [OK]"
[19:33] <bbigras__> almoxarife: The last ps3 media server version was released on 2012/11/18.
[19:33] <tarek__> HELLO
[19:33] <LeChacal> almoxarife: can XBMC do transcoding for various platforms?
[19:34] <aks> Pls tell
[19:34] <bbigras__> LeChacal: Did you follow the instructions on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Ps3MediaServer ?
[19:34] <xbskid> So, uh, modifying my hosts file doesn't seem to actually change my hostname permanently.
[19:34] <aks> heating problem
[19:34] <xbskid> Can someone please point me to the config file where Ubuntu stores the hostname?
[19:35] <almoxarife> LeChacal: check in with #xbmc , they can better explain, mine is running on linux
[19:35] <yeats> xbskid: /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts
[19:35] <LeChacal> bbigras: directions very simliar to this found the PMS site
[19:35] <cardamon> Bah, no sysrq key
[19:35] <xbskid> yeats: Thanks; it was /etc/hostname that I was looking for
[19:36] <LeChacal> almoxarife: i meant can xbmc transcode for various playing devices (ie PS3, xbox, android, etc)
[19:36] <yoritomo> hello
[19:36] <aks> heating problem on ubuntu...
[19:36] <yoritomo> anyone use lightspark 0.7 plugin under 12.4 powerpc ?
[19:37] <yoritomo> i coul not compile and it is not easy to find a deb for 12.04 ppc
[19:37] <TeamRocket1233c> Hiya!
[19:37] <almoxarife> LeChacal: we can talk xbmc on #xbmc , not here
[19:37] <yoritomo> as powerpc is not officially supported by the lightspark developper team
[19:40] <TeamRocket1233c> How would Ubuntu perform on SPARC?
[19:40] <bbigras__> Anyone knows if there is a Samba 4.0.0 release PPA?
[19:40] <diverdude> arrr why does scp only copy with 11 mb/s when its copying to the same raid system as its always located on? Its just copying to guest from host
[19:41] <xbskid> TeamRocket1233c: You could try, though I think the SPARC port was discontinued after 8..04
[19:41] <TeamRocket1233c> Just a curiosity.
[19:42] <xbskid> TeamRocket1233c: Also probably depends on the SPARC hardware; I've got an Ultra 10 by my side running Gentoo... I wouldn't have confidence with Ubuntu on that particular piece of hardware, but perhaps on my V210.
[19:42] <escott> diverdude, use the guest additions
[19:42] <TeamRocket1233c> An AMD or Intel chip beats it anyways.
[19:42] <ikonia> ubuntu no longer has a sparc variant
[19:42] <TeamRocket1233c> Plus the average consumer will NEVER come across SPARC in their life.
[19:43] <ikonia> the community sparc release appears dead and the auto build stuff fails
[19:43] <xbskid> Good! I don't want to be an average consumer.
[19:43] <diverdude> escott, its not virtual box
[19:43] <escott> diverdude, most virtualization systems have a paravirt module for filesystem access
[19:43] <cardamon> Mkay, still trying to boot the LiveCD.  Gave it an actual network connection but it's stuck now at "Checking battery state..."
[19:44] <tarek__> INSTALL IT , it's better than using virtual box
[19:44] <yoritomo> nobody about lightspark on powerpc ?
[19:44] <cardamon> Advice?
[19:45] <TeamRocket1233c> PowerPC's been dead for a while.
[19:46] <allexmb> ey yo i got a g3
[19:46] <TeamRocket1233c> ARM's just getting started. IDK what the position on SPARC is.
[19:46] <allexmb> gotta buy a gpu for it and its supposed to work
[19:47] <riqdiiz> Does Ubuntu structure have a registry?
[19:47] <ikonia> no
[19:48] <diverdude> escott, so how do i do that on proxmox?
[19:48] <riqdiiz> Ikonia what does it have instead?
[19:48] <cardamon> Still stuck.
[19:48] <ikonia> riqdiiz: it doesn't use a registery
[19:49] <TeamRocket1233c> The biggest flaw with Windows, from what I've read here and there, is the registry.
[19:49] <savr> hi can I install MAAS/Juju/OpenStack onto one server?
[19:50] <ikonia> savr: sure
[19:50] <Septima> escott: thanks
[19:50] <opero> hi all
[19:50] <jaysonr> TeamRocket1233c: ARM has been around since 1985, and Power is still used quite a bit in servers, "Supercomputers" (Like IBM's Watson) and gaming consoles, just not traditional "PC's".
[19:51] <ikonia> jaysonr: TeamRocket1233c could you take the hardware chat to ##hardware please.
[19:51] <cardamon> riqdiiz: Ubuntu uses Debian's package management system, through various frontends, apt.  It keeps track of what's install, but not so much where.  That's handled by the package settings itself.  Linking between applications and libraries is handled when they're installed/removed, but otherwise not touched unless you do something like update-alternatives
[19:51] <savr> ikonia: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuCloudInfrastructure "then the minimum deployment outlined below requires a minimum of 10 machines including the juju bootstrap node and MAAS server." what is meant by this?
[19:51] <escott> diverdude, never heard of proxmox
[19:51] <jaysonr> ikonia: I wasn't "chatting" is was correcting misinformation.
[19:51] <cardamon> I'm more a Debian user than an Ubuntu one, so feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
[19:51] <escott> riqdiiz, there is something registry like called dconf/gconf
[19:52] <ikonia> jaysonr: ok, if you want to be smart about it "please take your hardware discussion and corrections to hardware"
[19:52] <diverdude> escott, its openvz
[19:52] <cardamon> As for gconf...every time I mess with that I just want to kill myself.
[19:52] <cardamon> Okay, battery state check is still hanging.
[19:52] <riqdiiz> ;-)
[19:53] <escott> diverdude, well then it is already paravirt
[19:53] <escott> diverdude, its not even virt really
[19:53] <anton__> hey guys, i have already installed ubuntu 12.10. My additional driver (broadcom 802.11) is activate but i cant get a conection to my wlan router. may someone can help me :-) (i am german)
[19:53] <riqdiiz> cardamon is it so sensitive?
[19:53] <opero> i'm on xubuntu 12.04, i have an intel video card and i was thinking about trying sna rendering
[19:53] <jaysonr> ikonia: nice attitude ;-) really fitting with the Ubuntu Code of Conduct.
[19:53] <opero> does it break up something?
[19:54] <opero> i heard it is tear free
[19:54] <greenbrother> Hi, can i became help here?
[19:54] <allexmb> yes greenbrother
[19:54] <greenbrother> 10x
[19:54] <greenbrother> :)
[19:54] <Ebad> Hi all, I have question about the best C/C++ IDE for Ubuntu, do I need to install one?
[19:54] <greenbrother> I have dvbt usb dongle
[19:55] <ikonia> jaysonr: yes, it is, pointing someone to the correct channel, and then getting a smart mouth response, and pointing again a second time, is perfectly in line with the code of conduct
[19:55] <allexmb> aha, i dont remember dvb anymore but others may
[19:55] <allexmb> be able to help you
[19:55] <greenbrother> af9015
[19:55] <greenbrother> and
[19:55] <greenbrother> and
[19:55] <cardamon> Ebad: Do you need a C/C++ IDE?  If so then yes.  If no then no.
[19:55] <greenbrother> my xubuntu 12.10 don't recognized
[19:56] <OerHeks> !ide | Ebad
[19:56] <jaysonr> ikonia: this is the last I'll say on the matter, but there for sure appropriate times to point someone to a more appropriate channel. Doing it to someone who was trying to clear up misinformation, and has said one line in the room all day is not the time.
[19:56] <ikonia> jaysonr: it is if the conversation has been going on long enough
[19:56] <allexmb> i can try to help you locally via shell on your box, otherwise not
[19:56] <ikonia> jaysonr: next time do
[19:56] <ikonia> oops
[19:56] <Cong> Choose zile a minimal emacs text editor!
[19:56] <ikonia> don't make false refernce to the code of conduct to try to justify your attitude
[19:56] <dodo3773> Ebad: All you need is a text editor to write or edit souce code. gcc package can compile it or llvm, icc, etc..etc...
[19:57] <greenbrother> ?
[19:57] <anton__> kann hier jemand deutsch?
[19:57] <allexmb> ich
[19:57] <DJones> !de | anton__
[19:58] <allexmb> greenbrother, i wont help u via irc, takes too long
[19:58] <allexmb> however it may be easy
[19:58] <allexmb> do u know console ? lsusb ?
[19:58] <Ebad> dodo3773: umm, I know about the text editors, but as a beginner I'd need something to help me while programming. Something not too heavy.
[19:58] <greenbrother> allexmb, how you can help me?
[19:58] <greenbrother> PM?
[19:59] <dodo3773> Ebad: Oh okay. Something to highlight mistakes? That sort of thing?
[19:59] <allexmb> erm connecting to your machine
[19:59] <Ebad> yes
[19:59] <anton__> @allexmb, wenn du zeit hast...könntest mir evnt. kurz helfen?
[19:59] <dodo3773> Ebad: My favorite is called "geany". There are plugins etc.. for it
[19:59] <allexmb> sag mit was anton
[19:59] <dodo3773> Ebad: It's the only bui text editor I use at all
[19:59] <dodo3773> Ebad: gui*
[20:00] <anton__> ubuntu 12.10 instlliert, zusätzliche driver aktiv, aber keine verbindung zum router möglich
[20:00] <anton__> im network manager wird mein router nicht mal angezeigt
[20:00] <allexmb> wifi only ?
[20:00] <IdleOne> greenbrother: This forum post may help you http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2081749 Also I do not suggest you allow people you do not know to ssh to your machine.
[20:00] <LostMonk> is it possible to change the transparency level on the ubuntu launch bar?
[20:01] <cardamon> Okay, tried acpi=off and got passed it but now it appears to be hanging at "* Stopping cold plug devices"
[20:01] <LostMonk> or do any kind of settings for it at all
[20:01] <allexmb> anyone want access to my box ? an account ?
[20:01] <greenbrother> Idle0ne, 10x
[20:01] <Ebad> Yes GUI ones, I mean something which helps for debugging, etc. with some visual tools
[20:01] <savr> ikonia: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuCloudInfrastructure "then the minimum deployment outlined below requires a minimum of 10 machines including the juju bootstrap node and MAAS server." what is meant by this?
[20:02] <ikonia> savr: let me have a read
[20:02] <cardamon> Getting frustrated here. Can't seem to make it boot.
[20:02] <Ebad> (on my Win OS I tried codeblocks which is fine, but don
[20:02] <Ebad> but not sure if there is anything like that here
[20:03] <Septima> Ebad: what language?
[20:03] <Ebad> c/C++
[20:03] <Septima> give Qt Creator a try
[20:03] <ikonia> savr: that appears to have all functions split onto seperate nodes
[20:03] <savr> ikonia: so I am fine with one server?
[20:03] <Ebad> ok I'll.
[20:04] <ikonia> savr: for a test/play thing, I don't see why not, I can't see a technical blocker (I'm not aware of one)
[20:04] <savr> ikonia: for deployment :p
[20:04] <ikonia> savr: "for deployment" means nothing
[20:05] <ikonia> savr: I think the 10 machines is to allow the guest machines to run safly, not the actual deployment
[20:05] <ikonia> savr: but I'm not %100 clear on that as the wording isn't clear,
[20:05] <savr> tbh I got no idea why I'm installing maas instead of skipping to juju
[20:05] <savr> I'm following some guide and it's 4am
[20:05] <ga_sk8er> now i think i  remember why i quit linux before...too many issues with getting hardware to work right
[20:05] <savr> and I'm not thinking
[20:06] <LostMonk> is myunity still about?
[20:06] <ga_sk8er> cant get the driver for this video card to load so i can see if the game will paly right
[20:06] <cardamon> Trying to get Ubuntu 12.10 to boot to the Live environment on a Dell n4010 to run some diagnostics. It hung at graphical, so I replaced "quiet splash" boot lines with "nomodeset."  It hung at networking, so I plugged it in.  It hung at "Checking battery state" so set "acpi=off" in the boot line.
[20:06] <dodo3773> Ebad: There is code::blocks for gnu/linux too if that's the one you like
[20:06] <Septima> ga_sk8er: what video card?
[20:06] <cardamon> All running off a liveUSB i made with unetbootin
[20:06] <ga_sk8er> ati x300
[20:07] <cardamon> Now it's hanging at "Stopping cold plug devices"
[20:07] <ga_sk8er> i got the linux driver from their site & i run the commands i  see onlnie. it wont do the install. idk what im doing wrong
[20:07] <Ebad> Yes probably. I'll try that as well. Thanks dodo3773.
[20:07] <dodo3773> Ebad: You're welcome. It may even be in the repos?? ( apt-get install codeblocks )
[20:08] <Septima> ga_sk8er: 64 bit?
[20:08] <Ebad> that's awesome then!
[20:08] <Ebad> I'm checkin
[20:08] <ga_sk8er> 32 bit since my windows was 32 bit
[20:08] <shwouchk_> hello
[20:08] <yeats> !info codeblocks
[20:08] <dodo3773> shwouchk_: Hello
[20:08] <shwouchk_> I'm trying to make a few programs start in openbox automatically when I log in. Added them to .config/openbox/autostart (also tried having .sh) and none start. Help?
[20:09] <dodo3773> shwouchk_: Post it
[20:09] <Septima> ga_sk8er: http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Legacy/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=2.4.1.3.12&lang=English
[20:09] <dodo3773> shwouchk_: Are you remembering to put "&" after each command?
[20:09] <atticus> hi guys
[20:09] <ga_sk8er> i already have it downloaded
[20:09] <ga_sk8er> just cant get it to install
[20:09] <Septima> ga_sk8er: that one? the legacy one?
[20:10] <ga_sk8er> yeah thats the 1 i  have
[20:10] <Septima> ga_sk8er: what stops the install?
[20:10] <dodo3773> shwouchk_: Also, mine has the executable bit set. Not sure if I did that though :/
[20:10] <ga_sk8er> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[20:10] <shwouchk_> dodo3773, I do
[20:10] <shwouchk_> http://paste.lisp.org/+2VIX
[20:10] <ga_sk8er> that page there tells how to install it
[20:11] <shwouchk_> dodo3773, I set mine +x also
[20:11] <ga_sk8er> i was following their terminal directions causeidk how to install a zip file in linux
[20:11] <dodo3773> shwouchk_: Does pidgin start?
[20:11] <shwouchk_> dodo3773, no
[20:11] <dodo3773> shwouchk_: Is openbox the first wm installed on this system
[20:11] <cardamon> Trying to get Ubuntu 12.10 to boot to the Live environment on a Dell n4010 to run some diagnostics. It hung at graphical, so I replaced "quiet splash" boot lines with "nomodeset."  It hung at networking, so I plugged it in.  It hung at "Checking battery state" so set "acpi=off" in the boot line. Now it hangs at "Stopping cold plug devices"
[20:11] <shwouchk_> dodo3773, not by far
[20:11] <ga_sk8er> the part where u   list ur file name, it claims file doesnt exist
[20:12] <dodo3773> shwouchk_: Hmm. Does other stuff start that you didn't tell or system jams up a little at boot?
[20:12] <glebihan> shwouchk_, afaik, the file should be named just "autostart", not "autostart.sh"
[20:12] <Septima> ga_sk8er: the "sh ./ati-driver-installer-9.2-x86.x86_64.run" part?
[20:12] <streulma> hello, somebody that have a Nvidia 630M? I want to use this card as my primary card and not the Intel one. I have only a resolution of 640x480 with that option.
[20:12] <ga_sk8er> yeah
[20:12] <shwouchk_> glebihan, that's what I started with - Ill rename it back
[20:13] <Septima> ga_sk8er: when you type 'ls' in the terminal, does that file name show up?
[20:13] <ga_sk8er> do i have to direct it to my downloads folder then the driver?
[20:13] <Septima> ga_sk8er: the terminal, yes.. you can use the 'cd' or change directory command to get to where the driver was downloaded
[20:14] <shwouchk_> dodo3773, I started with ubuntu-desktop and after saw that cccp didn't save my keybindings I started trying the various other until I found lubuntu which is both quick, does save my keybindings and configurable
[20:14] <dodo3773> shwouchk_: Maybe try as an experiment moving your old autostart folder to autostartold or whatever and reboot
[20:14] <ga_sk8er> oh so i need the specific path
[20:14] <shwouchk_> dodo3773, which autostart folder?
[20:14] <SpaceRocket> how to sync Gnome contacts with Gmail?
[20:14] <Septima> ga_sk8er: if it's in the default download folder, you can probably just type: cd ~/Downloads
[20:14] <streulma> sh ./ati-driver-installer-9.2-x86.x86_x64.run --buildpkg Ubuntu/ubuntureleasename
[20:14] <dodo3773> shwouchk_: Yeah I love openbox. The only window manager I have used for at least a year. I have tried almost everything too
[20:14] <dodo3773> shwouchk_: The one in .config
[20:14] <ga_sk8er> the ppl who make those help sites like that need to be more specific to the noobs
[20:15] <ikonia> please don't call people noobs
[20:15] <ikonia> grow up a bit
[20:15] <streulma> ikonia: :)
[20:15] <xangua> SpaceRocket: just enter your google user and password
[20:16] <shwouchk_> dodo3773, I do have a bunch of stuff there, but I configured what I want to start via "desktop session settings"... I'll move it though.
[20:17] <dodo3773> shwouchk_: also, (not sure if it matters) but my autostart.sh file has a space after the entries like: pidgin &
[20:17] <ga_sk8er> i typed in cd downloads & its not switching over
[20:17] <ga_sk8er> even tried cd home & got nothing
[20:17] <Septima> ga_sk8er: it's case sensitive
[20:17] <OerHeks> ga_sk8er, Downloads capital D
[20:17] <shwouchk_> dodo3773, I think it doesn't, but I'll try
[20:18] <ga_sk8er> cd Downloads
[20:18] <shwouchk_> dodo3773, does it have the first line also?
[20:18] <Septima> ga_sk8er: cd ~/Downloads
[20:18] <ga_sk8er> oops wrong window
[20:18] <dodo3773> shwouchk_: Also, I don't have "#!/bin/bash" at all
[20:18] <streulma> I have a Mac and want to run Ubuntu on it in a Virtual Machine. What's the best option PC Users? Virtualbox or VMWare?
[20:18] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: aha
[20:18] <SpaceRocket> xangua, there is only local address book
[20:18] <glebihan> shwouchk_, I'd try removing the shebang (I don't have one here)
[20:18] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> VmWARE @ streulma
[20:18] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> thats what I Use
[20:18] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> works very good
[20:18] <wNz> I use virtualbox. its pretty straight forward.
[20:18] <ikonia> streulma: whatever the mac os x platforms supports best
[20:18] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> on virtual box do u have a trial peroid?
[20:19] <wNz> virtual box is free
[20:19] <ikonia> streulma: I'd suggest getting some experienced views from #macosx
[20:19] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> well
[20:19] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> if u want a free one use virtual box
[20:19] <Septima> virtualbox is freeware
[20:19] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> if u want more of a complete with added features
[20:19] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> u should buy vmware
[20:19] <Septima> vmware player is also freeware
[20:19] <streulma> yes, I use Virtualbox on my 10 servers :) and run Ubuntu Server on it
[20:20] <ikonia> please pay attention to what he's saying
[20:20] <ikonia> he's running it on mac os x
[20:20] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> mmhm
[20:20] <ikonia> streulma: #macosx - the guys in there have experience and can advise you on virtualizations options
[20:20] <streulma> Septima: VMware Player is not for osx users, they use VMware Fusion
[20:20] <Septima> streulma: ah, that's right
[20:20] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> Yeah thats why i said vmware ufsion
[20:20] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: Didn't work
[20:20] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> but ita a trial peroid
[20:21] <ikonia> [_-S1L3NC3-_]: you didn't say vmware fusion
[20:21] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> i said vmware
[20:21] <wNz> he specifically asked vbox vs vmware
[20:21] <ikonia> yes, suggesting he's not fully aware of the options
[20:21] <ga_sk8er> thats odd...after i changed the folder & ran the command it didnt say error but also didnt ask for the password...it was a sudo command
[20:21] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> [15:18:29] »[_-S1L3NC3-_]«	 VmWARE @ streulma
[20:21] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> [15:18:33] »[_-S1L3NC3-_]«	 thats what I Use
[20:21] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> [15:18:38] 	 krux (~krux@50.9.78.124) left IRC. (Quit: Leaving)
[20:21] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> [15:18:39] »[_-S1L3NC3-_]«	 works very good
[20:21] <ikonia> #macosx is the best place
[20:21] <FloodBot1> [_-S1L3NC3-_]: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:21] <wNz> thats an assumption i dont need to make to give input on his question.
[20:21] <Septima> ga_sk8er: it's installing?
[20:21] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Hmmm. Is this an openbox standalone session or is it lxde or something?
[20:22] <cardamon> Now it's hanging at "Starting crash report"
[20:22] <Rustyblade> hey guys how do you install i386 packages if ur on 64 bit?
[20:22] <cardamon> Now it's hanging at "Starting crash report submission daemon"
[20:22] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Not sure why it would matter
[20:22] <ikonia> Rustyblade: what are you trying to install ?
[20:22] <Rustyblade> I want to install wine
[20:22] <Rustyblade> It says i need this
[20:22] <ga_sk8er> idk the line just shows the greater than symbol
[20:22] <Rustyblade> wine1.4 : Depends: wine1.4-i386 (= 1.4.1-0ubuntu1) but it is not installable
[20:22] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: this is a 'lubuntu' session
[20:22] <ikonia> Rustyblade: install wine from the repos
[20:22] <ikonia> !info wine
[20:22] <wNz> Rustyblade: http://wiki.winehq.org/WineOn64bit#head-77def7ca75193f24e358dba3dd6bcf674bd61b37
[20:22] <Septima> ga_sk8er: probably typed it wrong, hit ctrl + c
[20:23] <ikonia> Rustyblade: open the package manager and install the wine package, that's it
[20:23] <glebihan> shwouchk__, just to be sure, does pidgin start if you type the command in a terminal ?
[20:23] <cardamon> Anyone familiar at all with the Live environment having a issues booting?
[20:23] <Septima> ga_sk8er: if it's a zip file, you have to unzip it first with the 'unzip file.zip' command
[20:23] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: What happens if you start openbox all by itself? Test on another tty (switch back with ctrl+alt+f7):   xinit /usr/bin/openbox -- :1 -nolisten tcp
[20:24] <ga_sk8er> it is a zip file
[20:24] <SpaceRocket> I added Google account to online accounts but gnome contacts is not syncing , there isn't any contact
[20:24] <whoever> hi all, is there a date for 12.10 to go to lts
[20:24] <ikonia> whoever: it won't
[20:24] <ikonia> whoever: it will never be lts
[20:24] <whoever> ikonia:  why not
[20:25] <ikonia> whoever: because it is not an LTS release.
[20:25] <k1l> whoever: 10.04 12.04 and 14.04 ,... will be lts. not every release will be lts
[20:25] <Septima> ga_sk8er: run the unzip command on it.. if it says you're missing unzip, then type: sudo apt-get install unzip
[20:25] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Does this directory exist? /etc/xdg/lxsession/Lubuntu
[20:26] <whoever> ikonia: ok, i must still have release info to learn, how to dertirmin if a release is lts canidate
[20:26] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Or something similar in /etc/xdg
[20:26] <almoxarife> !file-roller
[20:26] <cardamon> It keeps hanging for me.  Apparently in different places.
[20:26] <k1l> !lts | whoever
[20:26] <shwouchk__>   dodo3773 indeed
[20:26] <ikonia> whoever: the release will be called an LTS release, if it's an LTS release.
[20:26] <cardamon> Am I on mute?
[20:26] <whoever> is there a date for 13.04 then
[20:26] <ikonia> dodo3773: no
[20:26] <dodo3773> ikonia: Huh?
[20:27] <ikonia> whoever: yes, 04 2013
[20:27] <ikonia> hence the name 13.04
[20:27] <k1l> whoever: every 2 years is a new lt release
[20:27] <ikonia> dodo3773: oops, sorry
[20:27] <ikonia> cardamon: no, you're not
[20:27] <dodo3773> ikonia: Oh :P
[20:27] <k1l> whoever: so count from 10.04 and get the row :)
[20:27] <whoever> ikonia:  i don't think 12.04 was called untill about 3 months after realse
[20:27] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Is there an autostart file in there?
[20:27] <cardamon> Well, at least there's that.
[20:27] <ikonia> whoever: it was an LTS release before it was released.
[20:27] <yeats> whoever: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/09/ubuntu-13-04-release-date-announced - note that it won't be an LTS
[20:27] <ikonia> whoever: hence how people know it's na LTS
[20:27] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Post it if there is
[20:28] <ga_sk8er> it shows the unzip is installed
[20:28] <whoever> ikonia: beasty kimico thx  and ubottu ... but your a puppet _)
[20:28] <ga_sk8er> i cant get it to unzip the file
[20:29] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> Hey Where Can I Find -  zlib or trf package?
[20:29] <whoever> ga_sk8er: what is the file and how are you tring to do it
[20:29] <ikonia> [_-S1L3NC3-_]: in the repos
[20:29] <whoever> ga_sk8er: unzip <file.zip>
[20:30] <ga_sk8er> unzip Downloads/ati-driver-installer-9-3-x86.x86_64.run
[20:30] <ikonia> it's not a zipped file
[20:30] <ga_sk8er> so i have to add the .zip at the end of it?
[20:30] <ikonia> it's a binaryy file
[20:30] <ikonia> you run it
[20:30] <ikonia> but I'd advise you not to run it
[20:30] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: there is and it looks normal
[20:30] <Rustyblade> wNz: is there a simpler method?
[20:31] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: sec ill post it
[20:31] <ikonia> ubuntu supplies xorg drivers for ati
[20:31] <whoever> ga_sk8er: ./Downloads/ati-driver-installer-9-3-x86.x86_64.run
[20:31] <Rustyblade> I added the repo and it doesnt work
[20:31] <ga_sk8er> then how do i  install it?
[20:31] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> Hey Where Can I Find -  zlib or trf package? where is the repos?
[20:31] <Septima> ga_sk8er: do: sudo sh ~/Downloads/ati-driver-installer-9-3-x86.x86_64.run
[20:31] <vklimkov_> \join #android-dev
[20:31] <usr13> ga_sk8er: You should to to Hardware Drivers for it.
[20:31] <whoever> ga_sk8er: the .run is the installer in this case
[20:31] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: ﻿﻿http://justpaste.it/1mui
[20:31] <kostkon> [_-S1L3NC3-_], search in the software centre
[20:32] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: What's normal? :P Does it source .config/openbox/autostart
[20:32] <usr13> ga_sk8er: Ubuntu has provisions for installing video drivers.
[20:32] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> hmm ok
[20:33] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Add "source .config/openbox/autostart.sh" to that file and reboot. does that work? maybe use teh @ symbol but I doubt its needed
[20:33] <k1l> whoever: to be 100% precise, a LTS goes to LTS state, when its released its first .1 release, like 12.04.1. but overall the whole release is focused more on stability than new features. so its lts right from the beginning.
[20:33] <almoxarife> ga_sk8er: have you already tried installing the vid driver via repo?
[20:33] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: also, if your right click openbox pipe menu isn't working you can probably comment out that pcmanfm line
[20:34] <ga_sk8er> idk how
[20:34] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: what do you mean by rightclick openbox pipe menu?
[20:34] <ga_sk8er> i havent done any linux in about 5 years
[20:34] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: when you right click the desktop. hole on ill give you screeny
[20:34] <cardamon> Ubuntu.  LiveUSB.  Hang at boot.  Bad.
[20:35] <almoxarife> ga_sk8er: dont go via the .run route till you tried the simpler install via 'software-center'
[20:35] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: I tried running 'bash $HOME/.config/openbox/autostart' (with a @) and it didn't help. still should try 'source ...'?
[20:35] <almoxarife> ga_sk8er: or use 'synaptic'
[20:35] <ga_sk8er> i just thought the software center had programs like xchat or pidgin...i didnt think it had drivers
[20:35] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: also, no need for reboot - logout,login suffices
[20:35] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: This right click menu: http://i.imgur.com/dVjto.png
[20:35] <Rustyblade> When I try to install wine i still get this
[20:35] <Rustyblade> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[20:35] <Rustyblade>  wine1.4 : Depends: wine1.4-i386 (= 1.4.1-0ubuntu1) but it is not installable
[20:35] <Rustyblade> E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
[20:36] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> !file-tcl 8.6b2
[20:36] <usr13> ga_sk8er: Run jockey-gtk or  jockey-text
[20:36] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> where can i find tcl 8.6b2
[20:36] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: $HOME may not be you. use full path /home/username blah blah
[20:37] <Septima> Rustyblade: i'd be trying like sudo apt-get --purge remove wine* && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install wine1.4
[20:37] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: that doesn't make sense in a global file
[20:37] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: by the way, may Iask what you use for dock/taskbar?
[20:37] <silvanojunior> hi
[20:37] <ga_sk8er> usr13 idk the command for that
[20:38] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: The dock at the bottom is called "wbar" panel at top is "xfce4-panel"
[20:38] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: anyway, I have a menu when I right click the desktop, but there are only a few programs there
[20:38] <usr13> ga_sk8er: jockey-gtk (or jockey-txt) is a user interface and desktop integration for driver management
[20:38] <almoxarife> ga_sk8er: alt-f2 , type 'drivers'
[20:38] <Septima> ga_sk8er: if you can find the settings manager, there should be a sources listed in it and when you run that there's an additional drivers area where you can select the repo drivers
[20:39] <WXZ> how do you use compiz-grid with virtual box?
[20:39] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: I use something called "obmenu-generator" so I don't have to menu.xml everything (just stuff I want custom)
[20:40] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: cool. Anyway, can you maybe look at your global autostart file and see if it is different from mine?
[20:40] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Try adding this to that file:    @/home/yourusername/.config/openbox/autostart.sh
[20:41] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: I am very much against such additions, beause globals dirs should not have references to local ones.
[20:41] <diverdude> which ftp server is recommended to use nowadays?
[20:41] <silvanojunior> \join #math
[20:42] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: I don't use lubuntu I use openbox only. You can see it if you want though:    http://pastebin.com/wCFCRc3u
[20:43] <Cong> /join #ubuntu - the slash is the wrong way around
[20:43] <Bubo> How do I make a new user who will have permissions in only a specific folder and NOWHERE else?
[20:44] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Hmm. Does this file exist:    ~/.config/lxsession/LXDE/autostart
[20:44] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Also, I don't think you need @
[20:44] <SpaceRocket> how to syn Gnome contacts with Gmail contacts?
[20:44] <jrib> Bubo: permissions to do what?
[20:44] <Cong> help
[20:44] <Bubo> create new directory in that folder / create new txt file also
[20:44] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: If that file doesn't exist try creating and add your stuff and give it another go maybe
[20:45] <Bubo> with read/write permissions and no execute
[20:45] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: no lxde autostart
[20:46] <ga_sk8er> software center shows i  already have jockey-gtk...im downloading jocvkey-kde though
[20:46] <dodo3773> Bubo: New user should only be able to access new users home directory. Need more control then that? Could you be a little more specific?
[20:46] <Bubo> Ok.. umm
[20:46] <mega1> in ubuntu server how do i find out my ip
[20:46] <allexmb> ifconfig cmd
[20:46] <streulma> mega1: ifconfig
[20:46] <dodo3773> Bubo: Also, you can use sudo to create a file in / I don't see why you would want to though
[20:47] <XATRIX> Hi guys, i have problems , my CPU load is ~100% . And the process that does this issue has pid= 1 and it has the name of /sbin/init
[20:47] <Bubo> I need to create a user who when logged in with SSH, can create new directories and files in the new user home directory but cant execute them, like executing a somekind of python script
[20:47] <XATRIX> I did strace -p 1
[20:47] <XATRIX> And got ton of such messages: fsync(4)                                = -1 EINVAL (Invalid argument)
[20:48] <dodo3773> Bubo: Oh I see. So they cannot run scripts etc..?
[20:48] <Flannel> Bubo: python scripts can be run without +x
[20:48] <Bubo> I just want them to have mkdir, mv, rm, touch, vi foobar.txt (be able to save the file also)
[20:48] <dodo3773> Bubo: If they could not execute binaries then how could they use the system in the first place?
[20:49] <Bubo> I just want them to have mkdir, mv, rm, touch, vi foobar.txt (be able to save the file also) - it's so they can learn how to use the terminal :\
[20:50] <Rustyblade> Max401: Dude u there?
[20:50] <Bubo> What do you mean dodo3773?
[20:50] <XATRIX> Any idea what can cause 100% load ? The process that does the load is /sbin/init
[20:50] <daftykins> Bubo: sounds like chroot'ing you want
[20:50] <daftykins> or non-persistent virtual machines
[20:51] <Flannel> Bubo: Look into scponly, it will help you set up what you want.
[20:51] <dodo3773> Bubo: Oh I see. Hmm. Well, they would need access to /usr/bin /bin etc.. to run the programs you want them too. Or you will have tpo create a second virtual environment for them which may be easier
[20:51] <Flannel> Bubo: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/scponly-limited-shell-for-secure-file-transfers.html
[20:51] <Bubo> I don't know what that means but I need this for a friends of mine who don't know how to use the termianl and want to learn to. So I want to setup an account for them so they can learn how to navigate in the terminal..
[20:51] <Flannel> Bubo: but you don't trust them?
[20:51] <dodo3773> Bubo: chroot jail of some kind. Listen to daftykins
[20:51] <Bubo> No, I don't trust them
[20:51] <daftykins> Bubo: can you not just help them run a LiveCD?
[20:51] <Bubo> Oh that would be harder :D
[20:51] <dodo3773> Bubo: Doesn't mean they can't break out of it though if they were good enough
[20:52] <Bubo> That's why I am asking here..
[20:52] <Flannel> Bubo: alright.  Look into scponly.  I believe it uses chroot as an underlying method, but helps you set it up.
[20:52] <MarcN> anyone have experience with gcstar and tellico?  They are collection managers of things.
[20:52] <Bubo> Ok Flannel I will now
[20:52] <daftykins> yeah i remember using scponly
[20:52] <Rustyblade> Guys I am trying to install wine and I have tried everything I always get this error
[20:52] <Rustyblade> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[20:52] <Rustyblade>  wine1.4 : Depends: wine1.4-i386 (= 1.4.1-0ubuntu1) but it is not installable
[20:52] <Rustyblade> E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
[20:53] <Faceless> I would like to install Ubuntu without GUI, is it possible?
[20:53] <bekks> Faceless: Yes.
[20:53] <daftykins> Faceless: get ubuntu server, or the alternate install ISO
[20:53] <Faceless> daftykins: It contains extra stuff tho, right?
[20:54] <bekks> Faceless: No.
[20:54] <daftykins> Faceless: which one?
[20:54] <nko> hi to all, someone could help me to config an old webacam to ubuntu 10.04?
[20:54] <Faceless> Preinstalled
[20:54] <Rustyblade> So no one can help me?
[20:54] <daftykins> Faceless: well you can get a minimal install image too i think
[20:54] <daftykins> used to be called the 'net install' CD in debian terms
[20:54] <Rustyblade> Feels ignored*
[20:54] <Flannel> mini install uses the same installer as alternate, so they both have the same options.
[20:55] <dodo3773> Rustyblade: what's up? Can't install wine?
[20:55] <Rustyblade> yeah
[20:55] <Rustyblade> I get this
[20:55] <Rustyblade> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[20:55] <Rustyblade>  wine1.4 : Depends: wine1.4-i386 (= 1.4.1-0ubuntu1) but it is not installable
[20:55] <Rustyblade> E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
[20:55] <FloodBot1> Rustyblade: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:55] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Did you sort out your autostart problem?
[20:55] <Faceless> daftykins: Doesn't it contain LAMP-server, SSH-server and such?
[20:55] <daftykins> Rustyblade: sorry. can you pastebin the output of 'sudo apt-get -f install' ?
[20:55] <daftykins> Faceless: those are only installed if you select them at the start - with server
[20:56] <dodo3773> Rustyblade: sudo apt-get -f install
[20:56] <gianfranco> !list
[20:56] <daftykins> Faceless: if you say no to any roles, it leaves you with practically nothing
[20:56] <Faceless> daftykins: Oh, ok, thanks!
[20:56] <daftykins> np :)
[20:56] <XATRIX> Any idea what can cause 100% load ? The process that does the load is /sbin/init
[20:56] <nko> the webcam is "Aiptek PenCam 1"
[20:56] <gilligan_> can anyone tell me where/when/how a gnome or unity session restores display settings on start up ? After initially configuring my setup with amdcccle the settings are loaded when i start a gnome or unity session but not when I use something lightweight (fluxbox/awesome/etc) Does anyone know if there is a way I can trigger this ?
[20:56] <Rustyblade> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1444054/
[20:56] <dodo3773> Rustyblade: Listen to daftykins
[20:56] <Rustyblade> Thats what I get
[20:57] <Rustyblade> daftykins: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1444054/
[20:57] <dodo3773> Rustyblade: Have you "sudo apt-get update" yet
[20:57] <daftykins> Rustyblade: oh, ok that's weird. umm, ^ what dodo said
[20:57] <flac-min> good afternoon everyone, does anyone have a good tutorial for setting up a postfix mail server? I cannot find one that works!
[20:57] <Rustyblade> Yeah I did
[20:58] <gianfranco> hi
[20:58] <streulma> flac-min: yes
[20:58] <flac-min> can has?
[20:58] <streulma> flac-min: can help you private
[20:58] <gianfranco> !list
[20:58] <Rustyblade> I think I need to install a i386 package to a 64 bit
[20:58] <flac-min> Im following a bunch to the "T" and they just fail
[20:59] <gianfranco> !list
[20:59] <Rustyblade> daftykins: so you can't help me :(
[20:59] <daftykins> Rustyblade: sorry was in another chan, multi-tasking
[20:59] <daftykins> what makes you think you've got an arch issue?
[20:59] <Rustyblade> oh XD
[21:00] <Rustyblade> Cause when I do "sudo apt-get install wine1.4"
[21:00] <Rustyblade> I get this
[21:00] <dodo3773> Rustyblade: Why not just apt-get install wine
[21:01] <dodo3773> Rustyblade: Instead of wine1.4
[21:01] <Rustyblade> It says i need wine1.4
[21:01] <dodo3773> Rustyblade: What says that?
[21:01] <Rustyblade> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[21:01] <Rustyblade>  wine : Depends: wine1.5 but it is not going to be installed
[21:01] <Rustyblade> E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
[21:01] <Flannel> Rustyblade: What sort of package pinning/holding have you done?
[21:01] <daftykins> Rustyblade: 64-bit install i take it? is it not possibly as simple as not having the universe and multiverse mirrors enabled ?
[21:02] <Rustyblade> daftykins: Yeah I am 64 bit so how do i do it?
[21:02] <daftykins> it's possible there's an issue installing 32-bit WINE on a 64-bit host, i'm not sure
[21:02] <Flannel> Rustyblade: Please pastebin the output of `apt-cache policy wine wine1.4 wine1.4-amd64 wine1.4-i386`
[21:02] <daftykins> lemme googleify it
[21:03] <ga_sk8er> i was able to run the .run file in command by this one site i  found
[21:03] <ga_sk8er> then part of it says to execute the file in terminal
[21:03] <Rustyblade> Flannel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1444063/
[21:03] <ga_sk8er> im not sure on how to do that
[21:03] <ga_sk8er> i type execute filename & i get nothing
[21:03] <daftykins> ga_sk8er: are you sure you can trust the source? "./file.run" would do it after chmod'ing +x
[21:04] <jrib> ga_sk8er: what is this .run file for?
[21:04] <ga_sk8er> video card driver
[21:04] <daftykins> ga_sk8er: you must always './file' instead of 'file' as a security sorta mechanism
[21:04] <Flannel> Yes.  Rustyblade, your PPA is causing your headaches.
[21:05] <jrib> ga_sk8er: is there a reason you aren't using the repositories?
[21:05] <daftykins> Rustyblade: ah-har ye were sources.list modding, tut tut ;)
[21:05] <Flannel> Rustyblade: Do you want wine? or wine1.4?
[21:05] <ga_sk8er> idk what ur talking about
[21:05] <bekks> daftykins: It has nothing to do with security. It has something to do with the fact the current directory possibly not being in $PATH
[21:05] <Rustyblade> Flannel: Wine1.4 :D
[21:05] <ga_sk8er> i used the software center to try to look for my driver & got nothing
[21:05] <DarkPhonix> hi all
[21:05] <DarkPhonix> my ubutntu install freezes at the grub screen
[21:05] <DarkPhonix> no timeout counter, no keyboard response
[21:05] <dodo3773> ga_sk8er: What driver are you looking for?
[21:05] <Flannel> Rustyblade: disable the wine ppa, then do a source update, then we'll start over with error messages again.
[21:05] <DarkPhonix> alreayd tried to grub-install same thing
[21:05] <DarkPhonix> any ideas how to fix this?
[21:06] <jrib> ga_sk8er: what card?
[21:06] <ga_sk8er> i have the driver downloaded from the ati site (the linux version) i  just cant get the .run file to install it
[21:06] <ga_sk8er> x300
[21:07] <usr13> ga_sk8er: You may have to enable the executable bit
[21:07] <Evil_Eric> hey guys hows it going its been awhile since ive been active here and here is my issue in ubuntu 12.04LTS 64bit i want to remove or hide the im status with out removing the entire indicator bar thanks
[21:07] <dodo3773> ga_sk8er: Does this help?:    https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[21:07] <ga_sk8er> i checked the box for it to run in terminal if thats what u mean
[21:07] <Rustyblade> Flannel: Alright done
[21:08] <WXZ> I need to figure out how to do optimal package selection, given a list of packages, how do I find the minimal # of packages to install to install all the packages?
[21:08] <jrib> WXZ: i'm curious why you want to do this
[21:08] <Rustyblade> Flannel: Should try "sudo apt-get install wine" again?
[21:08] <dodo3773> WXZ: What do you mean? Like a dependency tree?
[21:08] <WXZ> dodo3773: yes
[21:08] <mega1> how do i see what services are running
[21:09] <WXZ> jrib: because I've got my synaptic history files, and I want to know exactly what it is I marked for installation
[21:09] <dodo3773> WXZ: Do you have this command:    apt-rdepends
[21:09] <ga_sk8er> theres 3 options for downloaidng this file ...a debian.tar.gz ...a ubuntu4.dsc....a orig.tar.gz
[21:09] <Rustyblade> Flannel: What now?
[21:09] <Cong> A dependency tree it all the files that are need to run a program.
[21:09] <jrib> ga_sk8er: is nothing available to you when you go to "software sources" and look in the "additional drivers" tab?
[21:09] <Septima> ga_sk8er: chmod +x blah.run
[21:09] <CrazyZurfer> Hi, when i'm watching a video in full screen mode the screensaver starts anyway and it is very annoying, is there a way to stop it? thanks!
[21:10] <WXZ> dodo3773: downloading now
[21:10] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: did not solve it
[21:10] <Flannel> Rustyblade: Yeah, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install wine
[21:10] <DarkPhonix> anyone.. ubuntu grub freeze on menu?
[21:10] <dodo3773> WXZ: Downloading what? Just put that in your terminal and see if it is what you want. No need to download anything I dont think?
[21:10] <jrib> WXZ: you can probably just use apt-mark to list the packages you installed manually
[21:11] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Huh. Weird. Did it work the other way (the way you didn't want to do it)?
[21:11] <WXZ> dodo3773: I don't have it, that's why I need to install it
[21:11] <jrib> WXZ: or some related command
[21:11] <dodo3773> WXZ: Oh gotcha ;)
[21:11] <ga_sk8er> septima... itried that & it dontlook like its doing anything
[21:11] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: my wife just got home, so I left the pc for a moment. I did try adding to the global file (but without the explicit home dir) and also to .../lxsession/...
[21:11] <Rustyblade> Flannel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1444070/
[21:11] <Evil_Eric> my issue in ubuntu 12.04LTS 64bit i want to remove or hide the im status with out removing the entire indicator bar thanks
[21:12] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Okay lets try just adding a single app to the global file and see if that works
[21:12] <Flannel> Rustyblade: Alright.  What package pinning/holding have you done?  That seems to be the problem, is that it's not going to install anything until you fix the broken packages.
[21:13] <Rustyblade> Flannel: I have no idea how to do that
[21:13] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Wait a minute. Does lubuntu already source ~/.config/autostart??
[21:13] <Rustyblade> Flannel: Do I use Synaptic
[21:13] <Cong> Evil_Eric, that's not possible.
[21:13] <Evil_Eric> thanks cong
[21:14] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: You created this file & it didn't work either: ~/.config/lxsession/Lubuntu/autostart
[21:15] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: ~/.config/lxsession/LXDE/autostart
[21:15] <Flannel> Rustyblade: You can. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto explains what it is.  We're not trying to get you to do it, just trying to figure out if you *have* done it.  Can you please pastebin /etc/apt/preferences/ and also the contents of any files in /etc/apt/preferences.d/
[21:15] <Cong> Evil_Eric, your welcome.
[21:16] <CrazyZurfer> thanks ;)
[21:16] <CrazyZurfer> Hi, when i'm watching a video in full screen mode the screensaver starts anyway and it is very annoying, is there a way to stop it? thanks!
[21:16] <ga_sk8er> im ready to just format my linux partition & give up
[21:16] <jrib> ga_sk8er: is nothing available to you when you go to "software sources" and look in the "additional drivers" tab?
[21:16] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: I don't think lubuntu sources .config/autostart
[21:16] <ga_sk8er> no its empty
[21:17] <ga_sk8er> it says no proprietary drivers are in use on this system
[21:17] <Cornwallis> crazyzurfer: can't you just go system settings>brightness and lock>turn screen when inactive for: never?
[21:17] <Cong> Do I need to worry about fragmentation on EXT2 filesystems?
[21:17] <jrib> ga_sk8er: did you follow the link on the wiki that you were given earlier?  Did you check that there actually is a proprietary driver for your card available?
[21:18] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: actually, it does source .config/autostart, but as a dir that is full of .Desktop files. Can I just put a bash script there (or a symlink to an exec)?
[21:18] <prodnix> hi all, Im using 12.10 with gnome. the desktop feel very laggy and a constant low fps but glxgears runs at 350 fps, any ideas?
[21:18] <ga_sk8er> so many ppl were giving links & terminal commands, idk whickh link ur referring to
[21:18] <jrib> !ati | ga_sk8er
[21:19] <CrazyZurfer> Cornwallis: I want the screen to get black for energy saving, and is annoying to go to settings everytime I'm going to see a youtube video, or a movie, etc
[21:19] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Just create a .desktop file that execs your autostart or a script of choosing etc..
[21:20] <Cornwallis> I'm not sure how to prevent that then. aside from just changing the setting back the next time.
[21:20] <ga_sk8er> i was gonna try the repositories like someone suggested but theres 3 different file types to download. nobody answered me which one to get
[21:21] <ga_sk8er> orig.tar.gz....debian.tar.gz....or ubuntu4.dsc
[21:21] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: that feels a bit convulted. Is that how you do it?
[21:21] <jrib> ga_sk8er: you just said that there were no drivers available to you in "additional drivers". If there were drivers available to you in the repositories, they would be listed there.  I strongly recommend you read the link ubottu just gave and follow the steps there
[21:22] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: No I don't have to do any of this stuff. I use openbox without all the bells and whistles of lxde
[21:22] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: I see
[21:22] <ga_sk8er> ok
[21:22] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: I don't use a dm either.
[21:23] <kostkon> CrazyZurfer, try caffeine. https://launchpad.net/caffeine The download link is this:  https://launchpad.net/caffeine/2.4/2.4.1/+download/caffeine_2.4.1%2B419%7Eoneiric1_all.deb
[21:23] <ga_sk8er> i have a proprietary driver...i downloaded a driver straight from ati for linux...u asked if i had proprietary or not
[21:23] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: ah
[21:23] <JoeQuery> What terminal/stty option would cause my terminal to echo commands back to me after I press enter?
[21:23] <CrazyZurfer> Kostkon: Thanks, I'll try
[21:24] <JoeQuery> If I do `ls hahaha`, I see "ls hahah" on the next line and then the result
[21:24] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: mine is like this (I use zsh):    /etc/inittab -> .zprofile -> .xinitrc
[21:24] <jrib> ga_sk8er: again, I'm going to suggest you follow the steps on the link ubottu gave you.  Make sure you follow the initial steps there which include figuring out what driver is right for your card and works on your ubuntu version (if such a driver exists).
[21:25] <ga_sk8er> oh i am following those instructions
[21:25] <jrib> ga_sk8er: ok
[21:25] <ga_sk8er> someone had asked if i had proprietary or not...i was just answering their question
[21:26] <jrib> !who | ga_sk8er
[21:26] <ga_sk8er> ok sorry
[21:26] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: ah, wow
[21:26] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: hardcore
[21:27] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Meh, I like things a little more transparent I guess.
[21:27] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: so no login either?
[21:27] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: autologin from inittab
[21:27] <igle> hi
[21:28] <ga_sk8er> when i went to the site of supported video cards, mine isnt in the list
[21:28] <dodo3773> igle: hey
[21:29] <jrib> ga_sk8er: this should tell you something
[21:29] <y0gu> hi
[21:29] <dodo3773> y0gu: hey
[21:30] <ga_sk8er> the page he sent me to read talks about ubuntu 10 & ubuntu 9...it dont mention ubuntu 12 on that help page. maybe my card is supported in ubuntu 12
[21:30] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: I guess this is not a laptop then...
[21:30] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: My computer? Yes it's a laptop
[21:30] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Why would it matter either way?
[21:31] <asdabep> k
[21:31] <Kilumnati> running ubuntu 12.10.. i had to do a clean install of win 8..  after tyring ot fix the mbr cause ubuntu was missing.. well now ubuntu comes up on mbr.. but my win 8 is missing.. help
[21:31] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: When you start your computer at the login screen do you have other sessions to pick from? There may be an openbox-session or alternate that could have saved us all this time??
[21:32] <jrib> ga_sk8er: what driver is in use now?
[21:32] <Septima> Kilumnati: run: sudo update-grub
[21:32] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: there is an openbox session
[21:32] <Kilumnati> i did that..
[21:32] <Septima> Kilumnati: and it said?
[21:32] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Well when you pick openbox session does the openbox autostart work?
[21:33] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: I am surprised that lxde doesn't have some sort of autostart gui or something
[21:33] <Kilumnati> no error
[21:33] <Kilumnati> no erros.. but now when i boot.. i only get ubuntu as option
[21:33] <Kilumnati> no win 8
[21:33] <Septima> Kilumnati: but it listed windows?
[21:33] <Kilumnati> i even now ran win 8 cd to do repair.. and it coudlnt repair it
[21:34] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: it did work!
[21:34] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Oh cool :)
[21:34] <aaas> how can I change to a different user temproarily.... i want to test some permisisons with the 'mediatomb' user
[21:34] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: however, I have no dock nor anything now
[21:34] <jrib> aaas: su - USER
[21:34] <ga_sk8er> jrib....how do i  find out the currnet driver in use?
[21:34] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: besides dock, anything specific I should start?
[21:34] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Cause the dock etc.. is not in your openbox autostart file
[21:34] <Septima> Kilumnati: it should have listed what it was adding to the grub menu when you executed sudo update-grub
[21:34] <aaas> jrib thanks
[21:34] <jrib> ga_sk8er: you could read /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[21:35] <opalepatrick> any idea how to use hamster time tracker across distros
[21:35] <Kilumnati> ill try again
[21:35] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Also, if you like simple vanilla openbox may be worth looking at crunchbang. They slap it all together pretty nice if you ask me
[21:35] <ga_sk8er> jrib i looked up ubuntu 12 hardware & my video card is compatible with version 12
[21:35] <jrib> ga_sk8er: can you show me your link?
[21:35] <Septima> Kilumnati: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[21:35] <opalepatrick> atm the db file is in with the app
[21:36] <qwebirc45961> I have got a question which might or might not be stupid; I have a HDD with tons of stuff in it. I want to put Ubuntu 12.10 in it by using Universal USB installer. That'd not cause a lose by any means, would it? Like HDD getting formatted or anything.
[21:36] <ga_sk8er> http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Hardware-HOWTO/video.html
[21:36] <zoidberg-> escott: Yeah I have an encrypted home partition.. sorry for late response got pulled off computer :-(
[21:36] <dodo3773> ga_sk8er: Did you ever try the link I sent you earlier?
[21:37] <Septima> qwebirc45961: if you chose the partition which contains your stored files, yes.. ubuntu's installer would format it
[21:37] <ga_sk8er> dodo which link did u  send?
[21:37] <jrib> ga_sk8er: that doesn't say anything about ubuntu and in any case just says you should use the "radeon" driver
[21:37] <qwebirc45961> Aw.
[21:37] <qwebirc45961> All right, thanks, Septima.
[21:38] <Septima> qwebirc45961: you might alternatively download a gparted disk or fire up the ubuntu disk in live cd mode and install gparted, and use gparted to etch yourself some partitions for install
[21:38] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: interesting
[21:38] <dodo3773> ga_sk8er: This one (updated Dec 7 2012):    https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[21:38] <Septima> qwebirc45961: like 150 gb ext4 for root / and like 4 gb for swap space or whatever you need for your uses and system
[21:38] <qwebirc45961> Septima: I'll just try to find a USB stick or simply burn a CD.
[21:38] <qwebirc45961> No need to bother that much. Thanks for the help.
[21:38] <qwebirc45961> Later.
[21:39] <Evil_Eric> hey cong you still here?
[21:39] <ga_sk8er> dodo3773 i was gonna install using the repositories but idk which to use
[21:39] <ga_sk8er> i have the driver downloaded straight from the site. i  just cant figure out how to get it to install
[21:40] <Cong> Evil_Eric, yeah
[21:40] <jrib> ga_sk8er: what driver is in use now?
[21:40] <Evil_Eric> i was able to hide the im status
[21:41] <dodo3773> ga_sk8er: Why would you want to get the driver straight from the site instead of following the instructions in the link I just sent you
[21:41] <flins> whats up ppl
[21:41] <ga_sk8er> idk which one to install...theres 3 differnt file types
[21:42] <Evil_Eric> but now my issue is that ubuntu wants to reinstall the package i had modify and even locking the package dosent work because its the same numbers
[21:42] <dodo3773> ga_sk8er: ??
[21:42] <Cong> Evil_Eric, congrats.
[21:42] <Evil_Eric> thanks cong
[21:42] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: how is it with packages though? Large repositories?
[21:42] <dodo3773> ga_sk8er: Okay baby steps. Pastebin this for us:     lspci -vvnn | grep VGA
[21:42] <usr13> ga_sk8er: What is your video card?  (What does lspci say about it?
[21:43] <ga_sk8er> orig.tar.gz       debian.tar.gz    or 0ubuntu4.dsc
[21:43] <usr13> ga_sk8er: lspci |grep VGA
[21:43] <Evil_Eric> cong got any sujestions for this other issue?
[21:43] <Kilumnati> the commands in terminal didnt work.. gonna try making the iso cd repair
[21:43] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: debian repos. not sure how big. used to be ubuntu based but they moved away from that for some reason. debian repos are pretty big though
[21:43] <Bull_Dim> x
[21:43] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Guess it depends what you need.
[21:44] <zoidberg-> Hey guys, i have a really wierd problem on Ubuntu server (latest 64bit version).  i setup ssh keys, and now when i try logging in i get pubkey access denied errors repeatedly and then all of a sudden it allows me in, check out this: http://codepad.org/XD5lXU6d - It is a vmware guest, running on an vmware esxi host.  Whats even stranger is, when i get the failed ssh attempts, i jump onto the vmware console for that vm, logi
[21:44] <prodnix> Any ideas why my gnome feels incredibly unresponsive
[21:44] <Kilumnati> how can i get it to boot like this..   http://www.aprigiosimoes.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Windows8BMa11.jpg
[21:44] <Cong> Evil_Eric, what's the problem again?
[21:44] <usr13> ga_sk8er: Did you run jockey-gtk ?
[21:44] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: complete debian repos?
[21:45] <dodo3773> ga_sk8er: Yeah listen to usr13 just: lspci | grep VGA
[21:45] <ga_sk8er> VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI RV370 5B60 [Radeon X300 (PCIE)]
[21:45] <guntbert> zoidberg-: your question got cut off - #ubuntu-server might be better suited anyway
[21:45] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: What do you mean by complete? Yeah I guess. It's a debian based distro
[21:45] <ga_sk8er> usr13 idk how to run it
[21:45] <Evil_Eric> ubuntu wants to reinstall the package i had to modify but its the same version number on the package and just locking the package isnt working
[21:46] <ga_sk8er> software center shows it is installed but it must be one of those programs that runs from terminal cause im not finding it
[21:46] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: in that case, nice
[21:46] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: I don't have to mess with Xorg.conf, etc though to get it working, right?
[21:46] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Yeah. Not too bad. The install is really nice too. You'll see if you ever test it in a vm or something
[21:46] <Cong> Evil_Eric, you don't have to install it though. It's unlike the evil Windows update that wants to update when you shutdown.
[21:47] <Evil_Eric> i know but its agrovating seeing it in my update box
[21:47] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: You shouldn't. It's not really a diy distro except the openbox stuff (but it kinda sounds like you already know what you're doing there).
[21:47] <greenbrother> dvb-t af9015 driver for ubuntu 12.10?
[21:47] <RIb00n> anyone can help me please, i am trying to burn a audio cd with brasero but it doesn t accept mp3 ...
[21:47] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: It is lvm partitions though just so you know
[21:48] <ga_sk8er> usr13 how do i  run jockey?
[21:48] <dodo3773> ga_sk8er: laptop or desktop
[21:48] <ga_sk8er> desktop
[21:49] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: that's not a problem
[21:49] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: I'm not 100% sure I'll actually install it, but I am downloading now.
[21:49] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: slap it in a vm and see if you liek it
[21:49] <usr13> ga_sk8er: Open a terminal, type jockey-gtk  and hit Enter key.
[21:50] <ga_sk8er> (jockey-gtk:8647): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_icon_set_render_icon_pixbuf: assertion `icon_set != NULL' failed
[21:50] <usr13> ga_sk8er: I would install mesa-utils if I were you.
[21:52] <RIb00n> anyone can help me please, i am trying to burn a audio cd with brasero but it doesn t accept mp3 ...
[21:52] <ga_sk8er> sudo ap-get mesa-utils install
[21:52] <ga_sk8er> is that the right command
[21:52] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: I'll do that :)
[21:53] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: Cool ;). Glad you sorted out your auostart thing too
[21:53] <greenbrother> can you help me? I search dvb-t af9015 driver for ubutnu 12.10
[21:53] <dodo3773> ga_sk8er: sudo apt-get install mesa-utils
[21:53] <shwouchk__> dodo3773: :) thanks
[21:53] <dodo3773> shwouchk__: You're welcome. Happy to help
[21:54] <mega1> i upgraded my server from 10.04 to 12.04 now noip is not running how do i start it
[21:54] <ga_sk8er> dodo3773 ok i  think its installed now
[21:54] <dodo3773> usr13: ^^
[21:55] <ga_sk8er> oh sorry
[21:55] <ga_sk8er> usr13 i think itsa installed now
[21:55] <dodo3773> ga_sk8er: did you open a terminal emulator and try "jockey-gtk" again?
[21:56] <ga_sk8er> dodo3773 (jockey-gtk:9206): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_icon_set_render_icon_pixbuf: assertion `icon_set != NULL' failed
[21:56] <usr13> ga_sk8er: What version of Ubuntu do you have?  12.04?
[21:56] <ga_sk8er> yes 12.04
[21:56] <usr13> ga_sk8er: Fully updated?
[21:56] <ga_sk8er> i downloaded & installed last night
[21:57] <usr13> ga_sk8er: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[21:57] <streulma> no Geomajas user in the house? :)
[21:57] <dodo3773> ga_sk8er: Did you add any 3rd party ppas on this system?
[21:57] <ga_sk8er> only steam & then i  got wine from the software center
[21:58] <ga_sk8er> usr13...no updates to install...fully updated
[21:59] <dodo3773> I'm outta here. Take care everyone. shwouchk__ later
[21:59] <usr13> ga_sk8er:  grep 370 /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[22:00] <Sach> Does anyone know how to use pdfsam in ubuntu 12.04?
[22:00] <ga_sk8er> usr13 no such file or directory
[22:02] <ga_sk8er> im about ready to throw tux through a window & get an apple :D
[22:03] <usr13> ga_sk8er: Do you have the Xserver running?
[22:03] <ga_sk8er> idk what that is
[22:03] <Tux> Hello.
[22:03] <Tux> ga_sk8er, do you have a graphical interface running on that computer at the moment?
[22:04] <her_or_no_one> get the apple first before you throw anything
[22:04] <ga_sk8er> idk
[22:05] <ga_sk8er> all i know is when i go to play the game, it shows a lot of weird graphics & cant see whats supposed to be seen. i  thought it might be video card driver
[22:05] <Kilumnati> Septima thank you very much. the boot repair disk fixed teh problem.. thanks..
[22:05] <usr13> ga_sk8er: lsmod |grep radeon
[22:06] <usr13> ga_sk8er: Tell us what that says ^^^
[22:06] <blaz_> hi... quick and possible stupid question... :D is it possible to install a 64 bit program for unix on a 32 bit machine?
[22:06] <blaz_> asking for matlab 2012b
[22:07] <ga_sk8er> it isnt showing anything
[22:08] <usr13> ga_sk8er: grep vesa /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[22:08] <usr13> What does  ^^^^^  say?
[22:09] <ga_sk8er> grep: /var/log/Xorg.0.xorg: No such file or directory
[22:11] <blaz_> anyone?
[22:12] <ga_sk8er> i gotta go for now
[22:12] <blaz_> how bout is tere any difference runnig matlab for unix vs. matlab via wine?
[22:12] <ga_sk8er> ill be back on later
[22:12] <ProfessorBacon> in 12.04, once in a while all my files disappear and things stop working.  if i log off then on again all is well.  any ideas where i can look for details on what happened?
[22:12] <brun0> hi, how can i remap my ctrl key to caps lock in terminal ?
[22:12] <ga_sk8er> usr13 thanks for the help so far
[22:13] <brun0> somebody ?
[22:13] <elisa871> Do you know how to fix this? "Unable to locate package hadoop-zookeeper"
[22:13] <brun0> somebody know how can i remap my ctrl key to caps lock in terminal ?
[22:15] <KI4RO> brun0, You have to allow more than 30 seconds for an answer...asking over and over and over every 30 seconds will not help
[22:17] <IdleOne> elisa871: there is a zookeeper package but i don't see hadoop-zookeeper
[22:20] <brun0> exit
[22:24] <mega1> how do i mike a file so anyone can edit it
[22:25] <Cong> chmod +rw [FILE]
[22:26] <dr_willis> Or utilize groups
[22:26] <dr_willis> !permissions
[22:27] <master> Hello ! How can I change the ethernet mac of a connection in Ubuntu ? Can anyone help me?
[22:28] <mega1> i had to reinstall noip2 and when i ran noip2 it could not edir the conf file
[22:28] <Catbuntu> hey
[22:30] <mega1> it says no-ip2.conf is read only how do i change this
[22:31] <usr13> mega1: Why do you need noip2?
[22:31] <mega1> so i can login from outside
[22:31] <elisa871> what should I do?  hadoop-0.20-native : Depends: libzip1 but it is not installable
[22:32] <mega1> i have put my website on my server
[22:35] <mega1> is there anything i can do
[22:36] <usr13> mega1: You used sudo, right?
[22:37] <TheLordOfTime> elisa871, perhaps running sudo apt-gete install libzip1 and seeing what the issue is with that?
[22:37] <mega1> yes
[22:37] <TheLordOfTime> elisa871, if libzip1 can't be installed, it should be able to say why when you specifically state you want to install it.
[22:37] <cirwin> I just added a second hard disk to my laptop — how do I make it always mount encrypted?
[22:39] <lupeng> hi anu
[22:40] <ZombieRamen> i'm not sure if ubuntu uses the same drivers, but i'm having some driver problems in linux mint 13 (derived from 12.04)
[22:40] <TheLordOfTime> !mint | ZombieRamen
[22:40] <MonkeyDust> ZombieRamen  and we don't know how the mint people changed things to make it 'mint'
[22:40] <ZombieRamen> i'm on intel integrated graphics, and i'm getting really poor performance in 3d applications and rainbow artifacts
[22:41] <ZombieRamen> i think i may have tried the mint irc already
[22:41] <TheLordOfTime> ZombieRamen, Mint isn't supported here in this channel.  For Mint support, you'll have to ask on #linuxmint-help over on irc.spotchat.org
[22:41] <TheLordOfTime> ZombieRamen, Mint tweaks the repositories a bit after they "derive" from 12.04, so we can't really help with Mint that much.
[22:47] <usr13> mega1: Where is the config file?  Is it /var/lib/noip2/noip2.conf ?
[22:55] <``q> hello.  trying to look for the best solution to "lock down" ubuntu, autologin + only run one java app, and block all access to the system.  apparently in 12.04 some options to do that have vanished.  any suggestions ?
[22:56] <allexmb> ``q, scripting such up
[22:57] <lune> bonsoir qui parle français
[22:57] <allexmb> init=/script
[22:57] <``q> i also want to disable,  right click on desktop, ctrl+alt+backspace, ctrl+alt+del,  etc
[22:58] <anton__> alex biste noch da
[22:58] <``q> allexmb: please elaborate?
[22:58] <allexmb> yeah
[22:58] <fuzai> How do i change what ubuntu uses as a default home directory for new users?
[22:58] <``q> i'm looking into  using  xfdesktop  instead of the default ubuntu interface
[22:58] <allexmb> ``q, init=/java-app does it
[22:59] <allexmb> booting the kernel with it
[22:59] <``q> allexmb: could you point me what script you are referring to, (where to put it in? )
[23:00] <``q> xsession somehwere?
[23:00] <allexmb> there is none yet, gotta code it in case u want
[23:00] <allexmb> however
[23:00] <allexmb> its prolly not what ure looking for
[23:00] <allexmb> wjat changes u wanna do
[23:01] <allexmb> install and remove the all software u wish via apt and have your system as you wish
[23:01] <``q> no
[23:01] <``q> the default autologin user cannot do anything, except for use a java swing application
[23:01] <``q> can't view files, menu's, start terminal, reboot, etc
[23:01] <``q> change settings, etc
[23:07] <XicaSinCamNiFoto> .
[23:08] <Claire> Hi, the command to remount a FS that went RO is "mount -n -o remount /" correct?
[23:10] <asdabep> Claire: "sudo mount -a" that work ?=
[23:10] <allexmb> ``q, this is the so named session manager or something , login manager
[23:10] <allexmb> look around for alternatives
[23:10] <allexmb> apt-cache search display manager
[23:11] <Claire> asdabep that does not work for some reason
[23:11] <asdabep> Claire: thats weird.. did you check fstab ?
[23:11] <Claire> check for what exactly
[23:13] <Claire> "mount -t ext4 -o remount,rw /dev/mapper/tempnet-root /" when I try this directly I get "mount: cannot remount block device /dev/mapper/tempnet-root read-write, is write-protected "
[23:13] <Claire> Is there anyway to remove that write protection?
[23:19] <roo__> ?
[23:19] <Claire> ok anyone for how you remove the write protected flag from a filesystem without restarting?
[23:19] <escott> Claire, why is a dev mapper device marked write protected?
[23:19] <escott> Claire, what is the underlying device?
[23:19] <Claire> harddrive
[23:20] <escott> Claire, so this is LVM?
[23:20] <Claire> lvm?
[23:20] <allexmb> Claire, try with -o force too
[23:21] <Claire> allexmb force makes the command invalid
[23:21] <allexmb> hm
[23:21] <allexmb> maybe -f works
[23:22] <Claire> allexmb nope
[23:22] <allexmb> k sorry then
[23:22] <Claire> escott what did you mean lvm?
[23:22] <allexmb> whats the story with the write protection
[23:22] <escott> Claire, why is there a /dev/mapper/tempnet-root?
[23:23] <escott> Claire, why are you using the dm system. this looks like LVM, but dm can do lots of things so I want to verify
[23:23] <Claire> escott just using what was listed in fstab after my first command said that / wasnt mounted or is a bad option and I know it is mounted
[23:23] <escott> Claire, did you install ubuntu after fedora? is this some kind of exotic hardware?
[23:23] <Claire> escott and I am just using what was default installed with server 12.10
[23:24] <Claire> escott no this was a fresh ubuntu install
[23:24] <escott> does server use LVM by default? I've never installed it. anyone know?
[23:24] <TheLordOfTime> Claire, in the installation process, did you choose to use LVM?
[23:24] <TheLordOfTime> escott, last i checked, its not by default, and it should be asking you whether to use LVM or not
[23:25] <Claire> escott thelordoftime I dont even know what lvm is, i just used the default everything
[23:25]  * TheLordOfTime obtains an Ubu SErver 12.10 ISO
[23:25] <blackshirt> escott, i think it could be choosen at install process
[23:25] <Claire> reardless is there a way to set my file system to not write prtected so I can rmeount this drive?
[23:26] <escott> Claire, in any case while TheLordOfTime fires up vbox can you put on paste.ubuntu.com the output of "sudo parted -l" and "lspci"
[23:26] <Claire> regardless*
[23:26] <bellhuey> hey is there any advice for installing ubuntu on an ssd? I remember hearing that there are some tweaks that should be made
[23:26] <escott> !ssd
[23:27] <escott> bellhuey, sometimes people turn off the journal. you can also turn on trim
[23:27] <Claire> http://pastebin.com/08anMqnx
[23:27] <Claire> thats the first
[23:27] <TheLordOfTime> escott, you may be waiting a bit for me to get the ISO, D/L speeds here are crap right now due to regional routing issues
[23:28] <escott> bellhuey, you could also try a filesystem designed around ssd including things like btrfs, although i question the value of that for consumer ssd
[23:28]  * TheLordOfTime points at the 20 minute download wait
[23:28] <bellhuey> escott: is btrfs production ready for ubuntu?
[23:28] <Claire> http://pastebin.com/dzSDjyYb is the second escott
[23:28] <escott> TheLordOfTime, well its lvm according to parted
[23:28] <TheLordOfTime> escott, last i checked it shouldnt be LVM by default
[23:29] <Hwkiller> bellhuey: you only need to enable TRIM and change the scheduler
[23:29] <Hwkiller> really, you only *need* to enable TRIM, but changing the io scheduler is also recommended
[23:29] <bellhuey> Hwkiller: do you know of any resources that explain how I can do this?
[23:30] <escott> Claire, what is the output or "runlevel" at the moment
[23:30] <Claire> escot N 2
[23:30] <Hwkiller> http://www.howtogeek.com/62761/how-to-tweak-your-ssd-in-ubuntu-for-better-performance/
[23:30] <Hwkiller> bellhuey: ^^
[23:31] <escott> Claire, how did you get into this read-only filesystem situation?
[23:31] <bellhuey> Hwkiller: beautiful, thanks
[23:31] <Claire> escott 5 minecraft servers programmed by a monkey on crack causing file errors, I tthought I stopped it from doing this in the fstab and remounting always worked befpore, but guess not
[23:33] <escott> Claire, (a) no program unless it is going O_DIRECT should be able to damage the filesystem, and even O_DIRECT should be safe (b) not sure how you would fix this via fstab (c) you should be running fsck if you ever have errors (d) can you send the output of dmesg via paste.ubuntu.com
[23:35] <Claire> I removed the oprion to remount read only in fstab, its either I have gone through 5 brand new harddrives or it is specificly that one piece of software, and here you go http://pastebin.com/KsF1BPKM
[23:36] <tizz> greetings, i am trying to set an exe file to open in wine by default, but when i goto the properties of the file, wine isnt listed in the "open with tab"
[23:36] <TheLordOfTime> Claire, ever think you're just wearing out your drives?  (and pastebin.com != paste.ubuntu.com)
[23:36] <Claire> within a week a piece? doubtfull, not running that much that hard
[23:36]  * TheLordOfTime sees I/O errors
[23:36] <TheLordOfTime> Claire, you realize Minecraft pretty much constantly writes to the drive?
[23:37] <TheLordOfTime> Minecraft is pretty stressful on servers
[23:37] <Claire> when someone is onm, the servers have been dead because this is continously happening
[23:38] <TheLordOfTime> Claire, now you know why I keep about 20 spare hot-swappable drives for my RAID array nearby ;P
[23:38] <Claire> not to mention this was running just fine with this same setup on another computer, this didnt start untill we switched from ubuntu 10. something or another to 12 and our own server
[23:38] <Claire> simply, hi shappened before, I remounted, checked the disk and it came back clean, this time its write protected, all I need is  to remove that write protection, I'll do another fsck and things will be fine
[23:39] <Claire> wow i butchered that first part it has happened*
[23:39] <TheLordOfTime> Claire, i think you'll have a reboot, if its loaded actively while write-protected, well...
[23:39] <TheLordOfTime> and if the I/O errors return, you'll be in for even more crap.
[23:39] <Ben64> Claire: fsck from a livecd or something
[23:40] <TheLordOfTime> i agree with Ben64, fsck from a livecd/liveusb
[23:40] <Claire> its the same load of crap every time this happens, rebooting is not an option because I do not have physical access to this computer
[23:40] <TheLordOfTime> you'll still need to reboot.
[23:40] <TheLordOfTime> Claire, is this a dedi in some datacenter?
[23:40] <Claire> yes
[23:40] <Ben64> you cannot fsck from itself, that is bad
[23:40] <escott> Claire, the remount ro on errors is there fore your protection. by taking that out you give the system no choice, either corrupt the disk further or blow up
[23:40] <TheLordOfTime> Claire, file a support ticket with the datacenter and have THEM fsck it.
[23:40] <Ben64> fsck even warns you about it - WARNING!!!  The filesystem is mounted.   If you continue you ***WILL***
[23:40] <Ben64> cause ***SEVERE*** filesystem damage.
[23:40] <Claire> trying to avoid 1-2 week down time
[23:41] <Ben64> it takes like 10 minutes to fsck :|
[23:41] <escott> Claire, if you are eating drives with that system then it is something else... unstable power supply, inadequate ventilation, dust, etc
[23:41] <TheLordOfTime> Claire, tis either 1-2 week downtime, or server death ;P
[23:41] <TheLordOfTime> i agree with escott
[23:41] <TheLordOfTime> Claire, and the fact you don't have direct access since its a dedi provided by some datacenter, only the datacenter itself can truly help
[23:41] <dr_willis> mice building a nest in the case. ;)
[23:41] <TheLordOfTime> (hence why they keep support ticket systems around)
[23:42] <Claire> I monitor tempatures and voltages and tested the system myself, its the same exact set of symptoms every single time and it is soley isolated to after the servers startup, and this exact setup was used before on a much inferior system with lesser drives
[23:42] <Ben64> must not be a very good datacenter if they replaced the drive 5 times and not checked anything else for a problem
[23:42] <Claire> and every time a fsck shows corruption in the world files, removes them and then it says there is no issue
[23:42] <TheLordOfTime> Claire, wait, you're making 0 sense.
[23:43] <TheLordOfTime> Claire, is this a system *you* own that's co-located in a datacenter, or a system provided to you by the provider for that datacenter?
[23:43] <Claire> i own that is co-located
[23:43] <TheLordOfTime> if its a colo you have the right usually to get physical access to the machine in an emergency
[23:43] <Ben64> then you have a hardware error most likely
[23:43] <Ben64> i'd vote power supply
[23:43] <TheLordOfTime> agreed with Ben64
[23:43] <allexmb> claire, need an admin ?
[23:44] <TheLordOfTime> I'm voting hard drive overuse, 5 minecraft servers + constant writing = bad.
[23:44] <Ben64> oh 5 servers on one drive?
[23:44] <escott> Claire, there have been fs bugs before, but they are pretty well flushed out except for unusual filesystems or unusual mount options
[23:44] <TheLordOfTime> Ben64, that's what they said, 5 minecraft servers on one system.  and that's pretty taxing given Minecraft does constant drive writes.
[23:44] <Ben64> yeah
[23:44] <Ben64> lots of tiny files being changed constantly
[23:45] <TheLordOfTime> Yeeup.
[23:45] <TheLordOfTime> ... crap that wasn't meant for here.
[23:45] <Claire> then why would this work fine in all my other setups and, 1 minecraft server has the ability to corrupt drives, Ive seen it myself, Im not trying to debate the cause, I have seen it first hand, Im just trying to get an answer to remouting the filesystem without write-protection or simply force the remount
[23:45]  * TheLordOfTime meant to say "mhm"
[23:45] <escott> even then the drive should be able to handle lots of scattered rights unless there was something else aggravating the situation
[23:45] <escott> writes
[23:45] <Ben64> Claire: you need to fix it first
[23:45] <TiagoTiago> hi
[23:45] <TheLordOfTime> also agreed with escott, but i've also seen drives damaged en-route to datacenters just by in transit.
[23:46] <Claire> I cant fix something that is untouchable, the drive needs to be writable beforw I can do anything
[23:46] <TheLordOfTime> escott, so its quite possible the drives were... "damaged' in some way en route to the Datacenter they're co-loing with.
[23:46] <Ben64> Claire: you cannot fix it from the system. you need a livecd or something
[23:46] <TheLordOfTime> Claire, i gave you the two solutions: (1) go request access to the machine directly, or (2) file a support ticket for them to fsck it.
[23:46] <escott> Claire, who is actually installing the drive
[23:46] <rob0> Ubuntu 10.4 LTS: I need to do SASL client AUTH using LOGIN mechanism. I don't see a libsasl2-modules-login package. How do I get LOGIN mechanism support?
[23:47] <TheLordOfTime> Claire, otherwise, we can't really help you, you *need* a live environment to fsck, otherwise it damages things.
[23:47] <GEEGEEGEE`> how do i find my sound device on ubuntu?
[23:47] <GEEGEEGEE`> like /dev/ ...
[23:47] <Claire> I installed the first two and they did the last 3, it is extremely unlikely that 5 drives fail at the same eaxt and I mean down to the hour, times after install.
[23:47] <TiagoTiago> quick question: do i need to use  the livedisk mode on a removable USB drive to have Ubuntu work without hitches on different machines or can i install it the normal way on the USB disk and it will still load all the right drivers etc when i plug it on another machine?
[23:48] <Ben64> Claire: right, you probably have another hardware problem
[23:48] <TheLordOfTime> Claire, unlikely but not impossible.  there's many reasons you could be dying out, could be powersupply or other hardware issues.
[23:48] <TheLordOfTime> Claire, NONE OF WHICH is going to be fixed unless you ask the datacenter to take a look (FILE A SUPPORT TICKET)
[23:48] <dr_willis> the creepers are eating all the bits and bytes. ;)
[23:48] <TheLordOfTime> datacenters usually have on-call techs for issues when you or a designated person can't get to the datacenter.
[23:48] <TheLordOfTime> escott, got the ISO, standby for server ISO default stuffs.
[23:49] <rob0> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Cyrus <-- this is about Cyrus IMAP, not Cyrus SASL
[23:49] <escott> Claire, are your mount options unusual
[23:50] <Claire> I tested everything thorougly and had them do so as well.  Again, if I do not start the software it does not corrupt, those servers are programmed ass backwards and I have personally seen my self what they do.  Just because it likes to trash its world file does not mean the device needs to be remounted, thats the core issue right there, the servers can corrupt them selves to nothing for all I care, but ubuntu wanting to hop in on the 
[23:50] <Claire> this was specificly disabled on my last setup and it never happened after the fiest time over 2 years
[23:50] <Ben64> Claire: then save the world files on a ramdrive?
[23:50] <GEEGEEGEE`> how do i find my sound device on ubuntu? Like /dev/ ...
[23:51] <escott> Claire, one thing you could try would be to create a large image file "dd if=/dev/zero of=/path/to/file.img" of size sufficient for the world file, and mkfs.ext2 on that image file, and mount it loop. it might localize writes to some extent and isolate any corruption to that particular image file
[23:51] <djzn> anyone knows how to circunvent the "compiz" cursor size bug in Ubuntu?
[23:51] <Claire> That was my next step but I cant do anytrhing wile in this state.  Can I not just push a workable copy of my os or something useable to a ramdrive then boot to that and unmount the harddrive from there?
[23:52] <Ben64> Claire: you should be able to reboot and have write access again
[23:53] <TheLordOfTime> escott, got an answer on the LVM thing.
[23:53] <Claire> if I reboot the computer doesnt boot in wanting prompts, ubuntu was not programmed to have no physical access it seems and all I have right now is SSH until we can work up the funds for a KVM
[23:53] <TheLordOfTime> escott, by default, if you don't change the option at the installaiton method screen, it says "Guided, with LVM"
[23:53] <TheLordOfTime> (for blank disks)
[23:53] <escott> TheLordOfTime, ok. that makes sense
[23:53] <TheLordOfTime> escott, but only if you hit enter every time you see a prompt
[23:53] <WR47HANZ> does anyone have any idea why upon installing ubuntu and restarting the screen is very scewed?
[23:53] <allexmb> heh claire
[23:53] <allexmb> its so easy, some things
[23:53] <WR47HANZ> ive installed twice now and its the same both times
[23:53] <Ben64> Claire: what does that mean?
[23:53] <escott> Claire, ubuntu is perfectly capable of having no physical access if the hardware works
[23:53] <maujhsn> Thanks to ubuntu linux programs like "ffmpeg", "kdenlive", "Audacity" & "lib-visual" your videos can be as imaginative as this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9c6AV1tElU4 Enjoy it!
[23:54] <Claire> clearly, if you NEVER need to debug or reboot into some sort of repair console, then your just screwed
[23:55] <Ben64> just reboot...
[23:55] <Ben64> the read only goes away after reboot
[23:55] <Claire> again , cant reboot or the computer does not start back up, if that was an option I would have done it already
[23:55] <Ben64> why wouldn't it boot?
[23:56] <escott> !nomodeset | WR47HANZ
[23:56] <WR47HANZ> I set that
[23:56] <WR47HANZ> in fact, I ended up checking everything in f6
[23:56] <TheLordOfTime> Claire, not a true solution, but sudo init 6 sends the reboot signal, it shouldn't powerdown the machine.
[23:57] <escott> GEEGEEGEE`, generally you should be going through the libalsa provided by pulse
[23:57] <TheLordOfTime> (don't do that unless you're sure nothing's really writing)
[23:57] <escott> WR47HANZ, well what kind of graphics card do you have
[23:58] <WR47HANZ> nvidia gtx 560ti
[23:58] <dingoateyourbaby> Greetings and Salutations, bitches.
[23:58] <dingoateyourbaby> I'm here to inquire about things more important than 90.01% of the people joining this channel have.
[23:58] <dingoateyourbaby> In fact, it's not what I'm about to inquire about that makes it important, it's the truths I will be presenting today.
[23:58] <TheLordOfTime> Claire, but again, i don't usually run dedicateds, most of my stuff runs in VMs on a dedicated, so the dedi almost never gets rebooted.
[23:58] <dingoateyourbaby> Who's bright idea was it to limit 32-bit Ubuntu 12.10 to hardware with CPUs having a pae extension?
[23:58] <dingoateyourbaby> I was told about this by a frend, and I couldn't fathom such a stupid decision. I tried it myself and lo and behold, it's true; henceforth me asking.
[23:58] <Ben64> dingoateyourbaby: no
[23:58] <TheLordOfTime> !enter | dingoateyourbaby
[23:58] <dingoateyourbaby> Does canonical honestly think of Ubuntu as providing an excellent enough user experience along with being something people would urge others to use in the future, that it did this out of conceit?
[23:58] <dingoateyourbaby> I assure you that this is not the case. Although, yes someone could use debootstrap on a live cd with the necessary tools and partition, debootstrap into the partition, and proceed to build a kernel from with in chrooting into the partition, that doesn't require PAE.
[23:58] <mnathani> What do I need to install to fix this compile error: /usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/bits/stdlib.h:65:1: warning: no previous prototype for ptsname_r [-Wmissing-prototypes]   I am trying to compile libbgpdump-1.4.99.13
[23:58] <dingoateyourbaby> But are you assuming that people would bother to do that for the sake of Ubuntu? In addition to assuming that Ubuntu will be prevalently used on newer hardware? Is this that conceit I mentioned earlier?
[23:58] <dingoateyourbaby> Please respond.
[23:58] <FloodBot1> dingoateyourbaby: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:58] <WR47HANZ> O_o
[23:59] <escott> dingoateyourbaby, we don't program it. please dont bring those complaints here
[23:59] <dingoateyourbaby> Not a flood.
[23:59] <Ben64> is definitely a flood, go away
[23:59] <dingoateyourbaby> FloodBot1: I'm aware of IRC's character limit, this makes it more readable.
[23:59] <dingoateyourbaby> please respond to my question