=== sysadmin_ is now known as Vlany === dimitris is now known as Guest32717 [01:36] hi === Vito is now known as Vito_away [04:31] Is there any way to do an ls command and have it list ONLY directories? Not the contents inside a directory? === administrador is now known as pereiraalex [04:41] GH0: you mean only ls, or ls with some string after it :v [04:41] Well, I figured it out, but, now I am getting this: sudo: unable to execute /bin/ls: Argument list too long [04:41] Which is a problem, because I haven't figured out a way to get around that. [04:41] The command I am using is: sudo ls -d --recursive */* [04:43] Not exactly great with regex, so I don't know if there is a way I could tell it to list all directories in A, then B, etc. Then I would output each command to a text folder for me to search. [04:48] http://wklej.org/hash/a5cffb267d9/ [04:48] amidoinitrite [04:49] though if it's ranting about too long list of arguments, dunno :v. [04:52] GH0: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/43328/how-to-solve-sudo-unable-to-execute-bin-ls-argument-list-too-long [04:54] Well, I figured out my regular expression enough for it to work correctly. Just doing [eE]*/* but finding a way to better automate the process so I don't have to manually type in each letter would be great. But they would have to be new commands every time. [04:54] And then that is where it completely is over my head. [04:54] This works well enough [04:55] [a-zA-Z] instead gets every letter. [04:55] though i have no idea what are you actually trying to achieve and it's way too late [04:55] so, g'nite :v [04:57] Yeah, thanks for the help. Have a good one. [05:04] hello everyone [05:04] having some problems with a fresh install of kubuntu 12.10. Wondering if anyone could assist [05:07] Where the hell is .xsession-errors set as the error file? I tried changing ERRFILE in /etc/X11/Xsession, but it's still getting written to. [05:07] And if you try to change the perms on it, the file gets moved. === Obsidian1723-2 is now known as Obsidian1723 [06:34] Hello [06:34] Goodbye === notze is now known as giorgiodineapoli === Tonio_aw is now known as Tonio_ === spawn[dead] is now known as spawn57 === Tonio_ is now known as Tonio_aw === Tonio_aw is now known as Tonio_ === Steph_De_Chine is now known as worm === spawn57 is now known as spawn[dead] [11:14] I wonder if it is possible to write script which will be allowing to change monitor configuration between sigle view and twin view === notze is now known as giorgiodineapoli [11:49] Hiyas all === yofel_ is now known as yofel [13:08] is there any one? === cryptfu_ is now known as Guest78908 [13:23] helo thee? [14:05] Hi everyone. [14:06] With the Kubuntu 12.10 installer there's no way to setup an encrypted LVM without having it take the whole disk? [14:06] (I'm going to do this with the alternate image of Kubuntu 12.10 beta1 and then updating the packages, but still, meh...) [14:22] rnd_: not even in custom disk setup? === bline is now known as bline_home [14:31] Subfusc: apparently not... When I delete an existing partition and add a new one all I get to choose is the fileystem's type, which includes swap too but not LVM. I see no encryption option either. === Vito_away is now known as Vito [15:11] rnd_: I find that weird, but since i mostly use anaconda for installs, I won't tell you that you're wrong :) === spawn[dead] is now known as spawn57 [15:36] trying to start firewall (alt+f2 then ufw) but no program opens. Any help would be appreciated. [15:47] Happy Christmas to all === spawn57 is now known as spawn[dead] [16:25] trying to use 'rename', but I get some error messages [16:26] it keeps saying something about "strict subs [16:44] hello, I am having trouble with my LAMP setup [16:45] !details [16:45] Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." [16:45] ... right... [16:45] hpfrantzy5, please provide details, such as specifics of what trouble you are having [16:45] laggy bot! [16:45] You don't have permission to access /IvyHarvest/index.php on this server. [16:46] myrights, Ive tried giving it full access [16:46] TheLordOfTime: You don't have permission to access /IvyHarvest/index.php on this server. [16:47] i can read. [16:47] * TheLordOfTime is multitasking [16:47] hpfrantzy5, what's the full directory path to the file? [16:47] also, who has ownership, and what user is Apache/PHP running as? [16:47] (should be www-data if they're sane) [16:48] /var/www/IvyHarvest [16:48] user is the root user [16:49] you didn't answer my question abotu who apache and php are running as [16:49] TheLordOfTime: I started apache as the root user? Is that what you mean? I am a noob [16:50] hpfrantzy5, right... [16:50] right now, i can't do hand-holding, because i'm multitasking user support, and server maintenance [16:51] * TheLordOfTime doesnt' have any extra energy to spare just yet [16:51] TheLordOfTime: thanks though bro. [16:51] sorry. someone'll either come and help you, or i'll come back from doing server maintenance and help. [16:55] this is only affecting .php files [to any one who hears this] === KOD3N is now known as KODENKU === KODENKU is now known as KOD3N === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan === liot is now known as 14WAARTK6 === LKJHG- is now known as LKJHG === ronnoc_ is now known as ronnoc [18:47] bonsoir === Vito is now known as Vito_away === kubuntu is now known as Guest84819 === thelionroars is now known as thelionsleeps [19:57] Hey guys, how to install 3.2.0-35.55 kernel? [20:00] yoyoz_, if you're on 12.04 it's the default [20:00] BluesKaj: right now I am on 3.2.0-35-generic [20:00] BluesKaj: for some purpose [20:01] BluesKaj: So how to switch to that? [20:03] yoyoz_, , have you updated/upgraded and dist upgraded lately [20:04] BluesKaj: can you explain that? [20:05] yoyoz_, sudo apt-get update:sudo apt-get upgrade , then sudo apt-get dist-upgrade, in the terminal [20:06] breakage coming [20:06] !apt-get [20:06] APT is the Advanced Package Tool, which together with dpkg forms the basic Ubuntu package management toolkit. Short apt-get manual: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGetHowto - Also see !Synaptic (Gnome), !Muon (KDE) or !Apper (KDE) [20:06] heoyea, not on 12.04 [20:07] BluesKaj: No, i need to upgrade only kernel. Just that, please [20:07] !kernel [20:07] The core of Ubuntu is the Linux kernel: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel - You shouldn't have to compile your own, and if you need to troubleshoot issues, you can try a !Mainline kernel instead, but if you insist, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile (see also !Stages) [20:08] use apt pinning [20:09] to grab different branch for newer kernel [20:10] Don't get it O_o [20:10] heoyea: BluesKaj Previosly there was a command like sudo apt-get install linux-kernel-3.2.0.33-generic [20:11] yoyoz_, https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa/+archive/backports === clansman is now known as steel`afk === Obsidian1723-2 is now known as Obsidian1723 === thelionsleeps is now known as thelionroars [21:50] I cannot install skype on 64 bit. [21:50] any help? [21:51] syncsys: what errors do you get? [21:53] The "skype" package could not be marked for installation or upgrade: [21:53] Depends: skype-bin, but it is a virtual package [21:54] I dont have skype-bin available [21:54] do you have the partner repos enabled? it might be in there [21:55] yes [21:55] not the source code though [21:58] dniMretsaM, iam on 64 bit [21:59] of course the source code isn't there. it's a proprietary program [22:03] ok. so why it isnt installing [22:04] you don't need the source code to install the program [22:11] what will sudo apt-get install -f do? [22:14] dniMretsaM, its removing all my packages............. === fran is now known as Guest7407 [22:15] the -f option will fix all the dependency issues that your installed packages have === Guest7407 is now known as pandev92 [22:17] syncsys: what command are you running? [22:18] sudo apt-get install -f [22:19] why are you doing that? [22:19] somebody said me that it will fix apt [22:19] dniMretsaM, what will it do? [22:20] I just told you. you could also read the apt-get man page [22:21] syncsys: what is the output that you get when you run "sudo apt-get install skype"? [22:21] iam in a biger problem sudo apt-get install -fftware are removed by now. all my so [22:22] what? [22:22] sudo apt-get install -f has removed all my software [22:23] then why did you let it continue? [22:24] sudo apt-get install -f [22:24] sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop will get you the base system installed again [22:24] it attemppts to fix. thats what is written in man [22:24] yeah. but if it tells you that it's removing all your packages, obviously something else is wrong [22:25] hm it removed all. now what should i do? [22:25] I already told you [22:26] what? [22:26] oh [22:26] "sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop will get you the base system installed again" [22:26] E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages. [22:27] what now..... [22:27] run sudo apt-get install -f again. it's possible that it didn't finish removing everything [22:27] hm [22:27] (which, I remind you, you should never have let it do) [22:28] no [22:28] it has nothing to do new [22:28] i ran it again. [22:28] so what now [22:29] can you install anything? [22:29] yes [22:30] manully [22:30] but not by -f [22:30] sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop doesn't work, right? [22:31] no. it has alot of dependencies [22:31] i think iam left with reinstalling kubuntu [22:31] it even removed grupb [22:31] rub [22:31] grub [22:32] then try sudo apt-get install -f kubuntu-desktop [22:32] hm [22:32] same error [22:32] what error? [22:32] Recommends: python-qt4-dbus but it is not going to be installed [22:32] Recommends: qapt-deb-installer but it is not going to be installed [22:32] Recommends: quassel but it is not going to be installed [22:32] Recommends: rekonq but it is not going to be installed [22:32] Recommends: skanlite but it is not going to be installed [22:32] syncsys: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [22:32] Recommends: usb-creator-kde but it is not going to be installed [22:33] Depends: lightdm-kde-greeter but it is not going to be installed [22:33] Depends: okular but it is not going to be installed [22:33] don't flood the chat. [22:33] ok [22:34] what repos do you have enabled [22:34] i have to reinstall i think [22:34] dont know [22:34] this can be fixed [22:35] quickly? [22:35] fairly, yes [22:35] with all default softwares as the fresh install has? [22:35] ok. how? [22:35] yes [22:35] i only have comand line now [22:36] remove any PPA's you've added before. sudo rm /etc/apt/sources.list.d/* === daniel is now known as Guest33530 [22:36] $ sudo rm /etc/apt/sources.list.d/* [22:36] rm: cannot remove `/etc/apt/sources.list.d/*': No such file or directory === Guest33530 is now known as jambeedrum [22:36] ok, that's fine [22:37] put the contents of /etc/apt/sources.list in pastebin and give me the link [22:37] I need to see what repos you have enabled [22:37] no pastebin. no browser [22:38] well no copaste either nowy p [22:38] use pastebinit [22:38] no copy paste [22:38] mouse copy not working [22:38] sudo apt-get install pastebinit [22:38] no keys [22:39] i have to give up... [22:39] i can install a fresh copy........... [22:39] what do you mean no keys? [22:39] ctrl+c [22:39] use the tool I told you to [22:39] k [22:39] sudo apt-get install pastebinit [22:40] then use "cat /etc/apt/sources.list | pastebinit" [22:40] pastebinit [22:40] again errors for dependancies [22:40] i have to make a fresh install.......... [22:40] thanks for your time!! alot [22:41] ... [22:41] see you in some time === marco is now known as Guest93854 === Sheepish is now known as Guest57549 [23:29] helo [23:32] i cant install software like wine and skype in latest kubuntu x64 [23:49] anyone here? [23:52] #ubuntu-steam [23:52] why's that, syncsys [23:54] i cant install software like wine and skype in latest kubuntu x64 http://www.pastebin.ca/2296448 [23:55] I downloaded the .deb from skype's website and used dpkg -i on it and kaboom, it works fine [23:55] away, you have x64? [23:55] and what version of skype. i mean for what distro? [23:56] I have the x32 [23:56] 12.10 [23:56] i said in the paste that i have 64 [23:57] well, the skype website doesn't differentiate... try the .deb maybe [23:57] dunno, might work :P