[00:04] <jasunto> i knw i started my query that way
[00:04] <jasunto> i know to use fstab
[00:04] <jasunto> i want to know the best way to set it up in fstab
[00:06] <jasunto> better to mount my external in /media or /mnt?
[00:15] <pokkerface> hi could anyone got working sopcast in ubuntu 1210 64 bit?
[00:23] <justinhelp> Hi, I am having issues with low graphic modes on ubuntu 12.04 & 12.10 and even with mythbuntu 12.04
[00:31] <datsmoida> would a process that is using more swap space show higher overall memory use ?
[00:33] <brightknight> What magazine issues justinhelp , ubuntu users?
[00:37] <Arthur_rainbow> SolarisBoy, thanks for the advice. beets seems usefeull, i'm trying to understand how to use it, since by default it only work with musicBrainz
[00:37] <donavan01> anyone know why my touchpad works before I log in but it stops working after I log in
[00:37] <donavan01> mouse works fine either plabe
[00:38] <KxTwo> Hey guys I seem to have lost my sound for some reason.  Sound works fine on my windows part but has randomly stopped working on ubuntu 12.04.  I tried everything listed here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting , but to no avail?
[00:39] <Zeranoe> Does anyone know why www.mpfr.org is down? I really need some files from their site
[00:41] <justinhelp> im having problems running ubuntu 12.x and myth 12.x
[00:42] <justinhelp> the problem is they run, in what i presume, is low graphics mode (washed out colors)
[00:43] <ks_> hi
[00:43] <justinhelp> tried all solutions i could find which solved some
[00:44] <ToeTag> Hey guys, using Xubuntu 12.10 on a laptop here - sometimes X doesn't start, it seems to be random, is there a log somewhere I can check to see if something is failing on startup?
[00:44] <ks_> how do I set portrange for ftpd? It is running already, I just need to limit ports for passive ftp to specific range.
[00:44] <justinhelp> is there a known unfixed problem with low graphics mode?
[00:45] <astiam> is there someone that can help me out with an implementation of tabs in pygtk?
[00:46] <ghostcart> Hiya. Could someone help me out with a partition resizing issue?
[00:46] <ghostcart> hah, astiam
[00:47] <astiam> ghostcart: whould you?
[00:47] <ghostcart> I'm afraid I don't know how ;/
[00:47] <lars__> hi
[00:48] <ghostcart> Just amused that we both came in here asking questions at the same time
[00:48] <lars__> only one question:
[00:48] <lars__> i have an ivy bridge CPU
[00:48] <lars__> and it doesn't work good with Linux 3.2
[00:49] <astiam> ghostcart: haha
[00:54] <ks_> any real ubuntu admin here?
[00:54] <citrusfizz> can i install a package from a new distrobution in ubuntu?
[00:54] <ks_> need to set passive port range for stock ftpd
[00:55] <adam_8606> Hi, Why do we have to replace ipv4. Cant we just create large "Private networks" instead of everyone having a unique ip address?
[00:55] <Gerowen> citrusfizz: You can install debs from anywhere as long as any dependencies are met.  Ubuntu is based on Debian, which is why it uses .deb packages, and 9 times out of 10 a .deb package made for Debian will install in Ubuntu.
[00:55] <ks_> adam_8606: exactly, what's the fuss about ip v6
[00:56] <adam_8606> as long as your not creating a website or other server it seems fine to me
[00:57] <ks_> ftpd service is running, but /home# find / -name ftpd.conf -print gives nothing
[00:58] <moon`> I did sudo apt-get purge skype and I still have skype on my system?
[00:58] <moon`> All of the icons and stuff disappeared but messages keep popping up
[00:59] <crocket> How do I set the xorg DPI in ubuntu 12.10?
[01:02] <brightknight> I need real penpals.
[01:02] <ulkesh> ks_: wouldn't ftpd.conf be in /etc or /etc/ftpd ?
[01:02] <citrusfizz> Gerowen: well,  the version of nagios that comes with 12.04 has a bug, and i'd like to get the latest,  so i downloaded and compiled the latest and the config files are all messed up,  to much overhead work
[01:02] <brightknight> From the middle east, I will form Jerusalem to the reign of Christ Jesus.
[01:02] <citrusfizz> hoping for an easier route
[01:03] <brightknight> Not this computer garbage.
[01:03] <eightiesk> hello,
[01:03] <ks_> ulkesh:  that's what I thought, but there's nothing in there
[01:04] <brightknight> They say spiritual Zion , yes, but I will bring down New Jerusalem to Earth.
[01:05] <ulkesh> ks_: i just installed ftpd and i see there's a /etc/ftpchroot and /etc/ftpusers  but that's all i see thus far...i haven't used ftpd in a decade (i use sshd and sftp in)
[01:06] <sancas> jey!! what should i install first? the wireless driver or compat-wireless?? :s
[01:06] <ks_> ulkesh: in /etc/services I can only see deafult settings like 21/ftp  20/ftp-data
[01:08] <ulkesh> ks_: ahh, seems the daemon to use is vsftpd from what i see online
[01:09] <ulkesh> ks: though i'm not sure if it'll let you configure port (if that's what you're wanting to do)
[01:09] <ks_> ulkesh: that's what I found in man http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/precise/en/man8/ftpd.8.html#contenttoc3
[01:10] <ks_> ulkesh:  i see that pure-ftpd allows you to set port range for passive ftp, but not sure if this is possible for Ubuntu's stock ftp
[01:12] <eightiesk> Hello
[01:13] <Elloco> Hello! Can someone help me? I tried to install adobe reader using this manual and it destroyed my OS http://www.liberiangeek.net/2012/10/install-adobe-reader-in-ubuntu-12-10-quantal-quetzal/
[01:13] <eightiesk> I have a Netis WF-2113 Network Card, It will connect but speeds are very limited, is there anything i can do to fix this?
[01:15] <justakill> ran into a little problem I installed ubuntu 10.04 and steam, steam asked for a new video driver
[01:16] <kunji> !details | Elloco
[01:16] <citrusfizz> how would i use this ppa in ubuntu 12.04 https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nagios3/3.4.1-3
[01:16] <justakill> wasn't finished, my x window system won't start back again
[01:17] <Elloco> Hello! Can someone help me? I tried to install adobe reader using this manual and it destroyed my OS. It didn install properly, wont istall. screwed up the application central and made my 12.10 go crazy so i had to shut it sown manuallt 3 times. http://www.liberiangeek.net/2012/10/install-adobe-reader-in-ubuntu-12-10-quantal-quetzal/
[01:18] <justakill> i get starting LightDM display manager [fail]
[01:18] <Elloco> how can i delete the poorely installed adobe reader?
[01:18] <adamk> justakill: We need to see the /var/log/Xorg.0.log file that is generated.
[01:19] <justakill> adamk, where can i find it?
[01:19] <justakill> adamk, oh lol sorry
[01:19] <justakill> adamk, in /var/ I will get it
[01:20] <Elloco> when i try to install it again it says fatal error, aborted. Could not empty updated status for "adobereader-enu". file read only
[01:21] <justakill> how can i get it here using only bash?
[01:22] <justakill> i''m on my portable
[01:22] <justakill> is the're a way i can send it somehow to my email??
[01:23] <justakill> okay I will see how I can do this
[01:24] <justakill> the end of the log file notes >> Fatal server error:
[01:24] <justakill> [46.542] no screens found
[01:24] <adamk> We need the full log.
[01:24] <adamk> Make sure curl is install and run this command:
[01:24] <justakill> adamk, ok
[01:24] <adamk> cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | curl -F 'sprunge=<-' http://sprunge.us
[01:25] <citrusfizz> but how could i grab packages from a new version of ubuntu using apt-get?
[01:25] <hylian> good evening.
[01:25] <justakill> is mailutils good??
[01:26] <justakill> adamk, ok
[01:26] <BillyZane2> you guys. I have a serious problem
[01:26] <BillyZane2> grub won't load
[01:26] <BillyZane2> in fact, all I see is a blinking _
[01:27] <BillyZane2> immediately after bios
[01:27] <BillyZane2> ctrl+alt+f# does nothing
[01:28] <BillyZane2> Swc, enter, del do nothing
[01:28] <BillyZane2> esc
[01:28] <justakill> adamk, http://sprunge.us/HQSU
[01:30] <Malinuss> so just wanna make it clear: if I installed ubunto on one a small netbook (acer aspire, that should be "certified for ubunto"), it should in theory be faster to both load, and to simple task as text editing and internet browsing.. right? It doesn't seem like anyone made a comparison (it orginally comes with win 7 Starter Edition), but it should be faster, right?
[01:30] <BillyZane2> you guys...... my big crisis... it was a USB drive plugged in. LOL
[01:30] <adamk> justakill: The Xorg log file clearly says "Failed to initialize the NVIDIA kernel module.  Please see the system's kernel log for additional error messages"
[01:31] <adamk> justakill: So check the kernel log.  Clearly, though, you did not properly install the driver.
[01:31] <mandoguit> BillyZane2:   well just in case you do run into the same problem without the cause being a usb see the following documentation  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Troubleshooting
[01:32] <BillyZane2> Ty mandoguit
[01:32] <justakill> adamk, I did with the additional drivers application
[01:32] <justakill> adamk, where is the kernel log?
[01:34] <ghostcart> Sigh. Now I'm having trouble resizing my ubuntu partition
[01:34] <justakill> adamk, okay where else lol...
[01:36] <crocket> How can I change the DPI in ubuntu 12.10?
[01:36] <terabyte> hi, wubi doesn't work for me. i run the wubi.exe file and nothing happens (after the standard security dialog) i can see in task manager, the process starts then quickly dies.
[01:41] <justakill> where would nvidea drivers be located
[01:41] <justakill> i guess i should just reinstall it all
[01:41] <keithclark_> how to install glxgears?
[01:42] <terabyte> looking good
[01:42] <brightknight> Ubuntu: How do I select which terminal to restore from the launcher panel when three opened and minimized are grouped to the button?
[01:42] <terabyte> where is the 32 bit version of 12.04 in WUBI?
[01:43] <xangua> terabyte: you can download 32bit ubuntu from ubuntu.com
[01:44] <terabyte> it's not labeled as such
[01:44] <ulkesh> brightknight: click the launcher button twice
[01:44] <ulkesh> brightknight: or even once...it should give you all the windows to choose from
[01:44] <brightknight> ulkesh: its only restoring the last one hidden
[01:44] <bcbc2> terabyte: run wubi with: --32bit
[01:45] <bcbc2> terabyte: e.g. wubi.exe --32bit
[01:45] <ulkesh> brightknight: do you happen to have it in another workspace?
[01:45] <morph3k> yay
[01:45] <morph3k> so glad i got my server set back up and openssh finally fixed
[01:45] <terabyte> ok let me try that
[01:45] <brightknight> ulkesh: no, the three grey arrows over the terminal icon only show on this workspace
[01:46] <ulkesh> brightknight: i'm sorry then, i'm in 12.10 and in such a situation, clicking the icon on the launcher will give me an expose-style window selector
[01:46] <brightknight> ulkesh: and some time ago I do remember it showing the three windows in some sort of (maybe compiz) fancy chooser
[01:47] <brightknight> ulkesh: yeah I am on 12.10 also
[01:47] <tcstar> anyone know of a tutorial on installing postfix, postfixadmin, dovecot, postgrey, etc... on top of mysql for ubuntu? i've been googling and googling trying and failing and reimaging my server all day long..
[01:48] <ulkesh> brightknight: what happens when you right click on the launcher button and click the title of the app?  when i did that it again showed the windows avaiable
[01:48] <brightknight> ulkesh: just checked and it is working that way for two firefox windows, but somehow it must have froze up for the terminals
[01:48] <ulkesh> brightknight: ah, strange...sorry i won't be of any help then :(
[01:48] <brightknight> ulkesh: same thing only brings up the last used terminal
[01:49] <Haroo> im looking for some help getting a wireless nic going
[01:49] <ulkesh> brightknight: as a suggestion going forward, run terminals thru a screen session, then you won't be dependent on the actual terminal window running and can always bring the screen session back up
[01:49] <brightknight> Anyperson: is there an alternate way to activate the chooser for grouped windows in the launcher I have 2 of 3 terminals I cannot access.
[01:52] <Haroo> i have a AWUS036NHA usb wireless NIC and when i plug it in ubuntu does not add an interface to iwconfig. but if i do a lsusb it shows up. and ideas from the gurus?
[01:52] <Elloco> how can i change the language of the terminal?
[01:54] <justakill> how can i go get this and install it http://www.nvidia.co.uk/content/DriverDownload-March2009/confirmation.php?url=/XFree86/Linux-x86_64/310.32/NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-310.32.run&lang=uk&type=GeForce
[01:54] <justakill> in bash?
[01:55] <morph3k> settings Elloco
[01:56] <datsmoida> if i have multiple ip on one machine
[01:57] <datsmoida> can i use the same port if i am specifying bind to a different outbound ip ?
[01:59] <brightknight> ulkesh: Will you explain to me how to open up 3 terminals inside screen?
[02:01] <ulkesh> brightknight: this may help a bit (it uses putty but a terminal window will work as well):  http://www.howtoforge.com/linux_screen
[02:02] <brightknight> Why the sad face ulkesh ?
[02:02] <ulkesh> brightknight: it's not a sad face, it's the end of the parenthetical statement :)
[02:02] <ulkesh> brightknight: your client turned it sad, sadly
[02:02] <EpicDewd> could someone help me enabling php on apache?
[02:02] <EpicDewd> ive tried it...
[02:02] <EpicDewd> like 500 times
[02:02] <ubuntunoob> jizzbro returns! :o
[02:02] <brightknight> heh, yeah
[02:02] <ubuntunoob> wheres notepad?
[02:02] <ubuntunoob> trac broken!!
[02:02] <ubuntunoob> Can i rename realmlist.wtf?
[02:02] <ubuntunoob> pl0x halp figure out how i shoot web gm??~???!????
[02:02] <FloodBot1> ubuntunoob: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:02] <ubuntunoob> wut is mi
[02:05] <Nils_> Hello
[02:05] <crocket> ubuntu's GNOME 3 version looks pretty old in 12.10
[02:05] <crocket> 3.0?
[02:05] <Nils_> I installed Half Life 2 Episode 2 with Wine
[02:05] <crocket> as far as I know, the latest stable version of GNOME 3 is 3.6
[02:05] <Nils_> it starts to the menu, you can hear the sounds from hovering above the buttons but the screen is all weirded out
[02:05] <Nils_> Any idea?
[02:06] <xangua> !appdb | Nils_
[02:06] <crocket> I just stick to unity for now.
[02:06] <Nils_> Already tried. No same error
[02:07] <dr_willis> see the #winehq channel Nils_
[02:07] <Nils_> ok I will
[02:07] <Nils_> thanks
[02:08] <_DomY-Dom> Hi, just installed Ubuntu 12.10 on my MacBook Pro (13 inch, 8,1), have been looking on the net for the most efficient way to fix the laggy sluggish buggy touchpad, dragging the mouse is either to slow or too fast, too sensitive or not sensitive enough and this is for clicking, moving, draggig, taping, scrolling (multitouch) etc. Any ideas ?
[02:09] <_DomY-Dom> Anyone have a nice config which they are willing to share ?
[02:09] <brightknight> ulkesh: screen may be useful for ssh sessions but I want several terminals displaying on my desktop simultaneously instead of using keybindings to cycle them
[02:09] <ulkesh> brightknight: you can still do that
[02:09] <ulkesh> brightknight: well...maybe
[02:10] <ulkesh> brightknight: i haven't tried that specifically, but i see what you mean...i'll give it a try shortly
[02:11] <brightknight> ulkesh: help is always appreciated
[02:11] <pablo_> ola
[02:11] <ulkesh> brightknight: screen -x may be what you'd use
[02:12] <pablo_> alguem do brasil ai ?
[02:12] <pablo_> oi
[02:12] <dr_willis> !info terminator
[02:13] <ulkesh> brightknight: yeah that's exactly it...start a screen session...then open as many terminal windows as you want...then in all of them do screen -x  then do ctrl+a c  to create a new terminal and ctrl+a n to cycle
[02:13] <ulkesh> brightknight: hopefully you'll see what i mean by trying it out
[02:14] <dr_willis> screen and tmux can show several terminals at rhe same time also. but for x.  terminator is handy
[02:15] <ulkesh> dr_willis: never used that, thanks for the suggestion!  i'd love to get my work machine set up better due to the varying environments i have to ssh into :)
[02:15] <dr_willis> there's some ssh helper indicator applets also
[02:16] <brightknight> ulkesh: that doesn't mitigate the problem of displaying multiple terminals simultaneously, thanks for trying
[02:17] <ulkesh> brightknight: then i'm not understanding what you really want...i'm sorry
[02:17] <_DomY-Dom> Hi, just installed Ubuntu 12.10 on my MacBook Pro (13 inch, 8,1), have been looking on the net for the most efficient way to fix the laggy sluggish buggy touchpad, dragging the mouse is either to slow or too fast, too sensitive or not sensitive enough and this is for clicking, moving, draggig, taping, scrolling (multitouch) etc. Anyone have a nice xorg config they are willing to share ?
[02:17] <ulkesh> brightknight: maybe terminator is a better method as dr_willis suggested
[02:17] <brightknight> looking at a desktop I want a window on the left and right both displaying different content, screen would cycle these in only one window
[02:18] <ulkesh> brightknight: no, using screen -x you can cycle in both windows
[02:18] <ulkesh> brightknight: screen -x            Attach to a not detached screen. (Multi display mode).
[02:18] <brightknight> but that doesnt mitigate the problem of the stckness of the grouping in the launcher panel
[02:19] <brightknight> this is a non-sequiter solution
[02:19] <ulkesh> brightknight: agreed, but it at least allows you to keep your tasks going if you ever have to kill the terminal, that's all i was saying, sorry i wasn't more clear
[02:20] <brightknight> ulkesh: oh in the case that it does get frozen, yeah I see where this may help then
[02:20] <ulkesh> brightknight: yeah not fixing your specific situation, but a kind-of parachute :)
[02:21] <brightknight> ulkesh: I will test the theory now
[02:21] <C_Clear> Hi here to follow up on a video player question. At this point pretty sure its 12.04 OS and not the video card or drivers
[02:21] <_DomY-Dom_> Hi again, anyone keen on sharing Xorg config for macbook pro (13 inch, 8,1) touchpad with Ubuntu 12.10 ?
[02:22] <C_Clear> was wondering if I could find a workaround or solution
[02:23] <spaceneedle> Gnuchess Bug:  The tops utility is reporting 100% cpu usage when i open up glchess.
[02:23] <brightknight> ulkesh: ok two opened , now the suggestion is killing them by the right click quit as I would have two if they were stuck hidden? (thinking this may kill the screen session which is presumably a child process of the terminal I will have to quit)
[02:25] <C_Clear> vlc player and gnome both go blank and won't show video after my computer is running for a while. didn't have this problem with 10.10 or when I boot into XP  has anyone heard of this situation in 12.04 and any advice ??
[02:25] <ulkesh> brightknight: no, the screen session will "detach" and then you pull up a new terminal and reattach with screen -D -R i believe
[02:25] <ulkesh> brightknight: i'll test on mine now
[02:25] <brightknight> ulkesh: I think it is going to kill the screen process also
[02:25] <ulkesh> brightknight: you may be right, but i was pretty sure there's a way to have it detach in that situation
[02:26] <justakill> hmm okay I have a new driver and installed it but the're is a mismatch the kernel module as an older version
[02:26] <justakill> how do i change kernel module version
[02:26] <justakill> has*
[02:27] <brightknight> ulkesh: its really designed for SSH, would be nice if there were a way to ungroup the windows in the launcher
[02:27] <brightknight> would be the obvious solution
[02:27] <ulkesh> brightknight: i just killed gnome-terminal that ran my screen session and then reopened and ran screen -D -R and it worked fine
[02:27] <tcstar> ive got a ubuntu 12.10 server.  I've got it setup currently to do my webhosting (currently setup to host 4 sites)... but each site needs email -- and i can't find a guide that works on getting a mail-server running to give mail to all 4 domains...  was thinking postfix over mysql for the postfixadmin -- anyone have anything off hand?
[02:27] <ulkesh> brightknight: you're right, for your primary problem
[02:28] <_DomY-Dom_> Hi again, anyone keen on sharing Xorg config for macbook pro (13 inch, 8,1) touchpad with Ubuntu 12.10 ?
[02:29] <brightknight> ulkesh: you are right I guess it works, bravo :)
[02:30] <brightknight> problem solved
[02:30] <ulkesh> brightknight: well, only offering a catch-all in case you have to destroy terminal windows...i don't consider your primary issue solved atm...i'm researching some
[02:30] <mdomino> Hey all, quick question. I have 2 monitors running on a GTX 660 with ubuntu 12.04LTS. For some reason, whenever I open a game or any fullscreen app it loads on my low resolution second monitor instead of my 1920x1080 monitor I primarily use
[02:30] <tcstar> nice brightknight... wish i could get my problems solved...  16 hours working on getting a mail-server running with zero success...
[02:31] <ulkesh> dang it, his issue isn't technically solved :)  just worked-around
[02:31] <tcstar> lol -- work-around is still a solve in my opinion
[02:31] <tcstar> might not be "optimal" but if it works
[02:31] <ulkesh> brightknight: hate to ask it, but have you removed the terminal icon from the launcher and re-added it and tried?
[02:32] <joek_> I have a problem I hope someone can help me. Got a new motherboard. Ubuntu 12.10 32bit works, but 64bit does not
[02:32] <xastey> anyone familiar with Toshiba backlit keyboard or display brightness FN keys on 12.10 ?
[02:34] <crocket> Does the official ubuntu repository provide GNOME 3.6?
[02:34] <ulkesh> brightknight: this seems to suggest just reinstalling gnome-terminal :  http://askubuntu.com/questions/177139/gnome-terminal-not-showing-up-in-unity-why
[02:34] <crocket> It seems to provide GNOME 3.0
[02:35] <_DomY-Dom_> Hi again, anyone keen on sharing Xorg config for macbook pro (13 inch, 8,1) touchpad with Ubuntu 12.10 ?
[02:38] <elena-IK> are there other quake style terminals besides guake, (ya)kuake and tilda?
[02:40] <elfer> customize your terminal
[02:41] <brightknight> ulkesh: reading that makes me want to take smithers suggestion of switching to gnome classic this is more of a netbook interface and would be great for a touchscreen
[02:41] <BigChuck1988> hey guys..
[02:42] <BigChuck1988> my router sends this via syslog: Feb  8 20:36:56 dlinkrouter.hsd1.mn.comcast.net kernel: [260955.620000] Busy environment detected
[02:42] <BigChuck1988> what do i need in my *.conf file to get that to a log?
[02:42] <BigChuck1988> :source, contains, "dlinkrouter" /var/log/logfile
[02:42] <brightknight> I am wondering if there is a repository option for switching to gnome classic , but I would be conscerned that it will cause other problems, the screen solution will have to do for now, back to work now.
[02:43] <ulkesh> brightknight: could always try other launchers (cairo, etc), but yeah if it's a netbook, gnome classic would probably run leaner, but i've never really tried it (i'm on my home desktop, i7 quad)
[02:43] <brightknight> ulkesh: No I was saying that this interface is more for a netbook it looks to be an improved version of the netbook edition.
[02:44] <ulkesh> brightknight: ohhh, my apologies, thought you meant system resources
[02:44] <ulkesh> brightknight: good luck in it all and good chatting with you...gotta head off for a bit
[02:45] <brightknight> ulkesh: speaking of resources, that was my next thought where did the performance monitor go, I like to put the applet on the desktop so I can be aware of resources.
[02:45] <BigChuck1988> anybody? rsyslog config help?
[02:46] <ulkesh> brightknight: there definitely are some, i have it on my ultrabook, but i can't remember the name offhand...heading off now...good luck!
[02:46] <BigChuck1988> my router sends this via syslog: "Feb  8 20:36:56 dlinkrouter.hsd1.mn.comcast.net kernel: [260955.620000] Busy environment detected" -- but i cant figure out how to config rsyslog to put it into a log file.
[02:47] <brightknight> ulkesh: I appreciate the sentiment but luck is not something I have found to be real.
[02:47] <silvereye> have you looked at the rsyslog wiki page?
[02:48] <BigChuck1988> yes i have..
[02:48] <BigChuck1988> http://wiki.rsyslog.com/index.php/Router_Setup:_D-Link_DIR-655_and_Rsyslog
[02:48] <BigChuck1988> doesnt help
[02:48] <brightknight> ulkesh_away: I appreciate the help.
[02:48] <morph3k> man
[02:48] <silvereye> http://wiki.rsyslog.com/index.php/Configuration_Samples
[02:48] <BigChuck1988> the majority of the examples are local syslog, not remote syslogs
[02:48] <morph3k> i just totally failed at installing Arch
[02:48] <morph3k> I didnt even get the damn thing formatted
[02:48] <silvereye> has more sections than jus that one
[02:49] <BigChuck1988> yes, i understand it does. but like i said, the majority of the configs are for local activities.. not configuring remote incoming
[02:50] <jose106> I need to cheat on my project. Can somebody help me?
[02:50] <jose106> I need to change the creation date in some files
[02:50] <silvereye> jose106, tsk tsk
[02:51] <brightknight> jose106: I am not sure cheating exists either.
[02:51] <mattwj2002> hi all
[02:51] <BigChuck1988> also referenced this: http://www.rsyslog.com/doc/property_replacer.html
[02:51] <BigChuck1988> :source, contains, "dlinkrouter" /var/log/dir655.log
[02:51] <BigChuck1988> didnt do a thing.
[02:52] <silvereye> jose106, have you tried the "touch" command?
[02:52] <BigChuck1988> i see the incoming information with the tail -f /var/log/syslog
[02:52] <BigChuck1988> but nothing in /var/log/dir655.log
[02:52] <jose106> silvereye, ha, I forgot about it
[02:53] <jose106> silvereye, thanks
[02:57] <datsmoida> what is normal amount of swap space to use ?
[02:57] <_helios_> datsmoida: how much ram do you have?
[02:57] <brightknight> ulkesh_away: Btw, it isn't a matter of luck it is a matter of love.
[02:57] <datsmoida> 5x256
[02:57] <datsmoida> vps
[02:58] <mattwj2002> mb or gb?
[02:58] <datsmoida> mb i guess
[02:58] <datsmoida> i'm just wondering is a little swap always used
[02:58] <_helios_> datsmoida: so how many gb I don't wanna do math lol
[02:58] <brightknight> Be careful with vps.
[02:58] <mattwj2002> 1.28
[02:58] <datsmoida> or if any swap is used does that mean my ram is deficient
[02:58] <brightknight> Might end up caught in the matrix.
[02:59] <datsmoida> 1280
[02:59] <mattwj2002> I was hoping for gb not mb
[02:59] <mattwj2002> :)
[02:59] <datsmoida> 1.28GB ram
[02:59] <_helios_> datsmoida: Ok 1.28GB of RAM you should have a swap for 1.5 GB
[02:59] <mattwj2002> 1.28 TB of ram would be awesome
[02:59] <datsmoida> yes but how much should top show me using at any given time
[03:00] <jarred_> i remember when 8mb was awesome
[03:00] <_helios_> datsmoida: Unity will use most of that guaranteed
[03:00] <datsmoida> i am using gnome classic
[03:00] <datsmoida> wait
[03:00] <datsmoida> i am not using any gui
[03:00] <datsmoida> this is on a vps
[03:00] <mattwj2002> I love classic
[03:00] <datsmoida> 12.04 ubuntu
[03:00] <FloodBot1> datsmoida: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:01] <_helios_> jarred_: My old packard bell had 16mb and when we upgraded to 24mb then 32mb we thought that was awesome and the 150mb harddrive
[03:01] <brightknight> Why do you want 1.28 TB of ram mattwj2002 ?
[03:02] <mattwj2002> because it would be cool
[03:02] <brightknight> Its starting to bug me where this is going.
[03:02] <mattwj2002> and like 1 PB of hard drive space :)
[03:02] <mattwj2002> sorry!
[03:03] <TeckyJ> oh da bytes :D
[03:03] <brightknight> I am just trying to have foresight here.
[03:03] <TeckyJ> so what we talking about?
[03:04] <jarred_> _helios_:Ya. Igot the 8mb ram upgrade from 4mb with a 28.8kbps modem. They were brand new. Just came out.
[03:04] <fwaokda> I'm trying to run 12.10 in virtualbox and its very slow. is there something i can disable to boost performance? I tweak some things from one article to get guest additions to work, but still slugish
[03:04] <brightknight> Seek truth folks, I will leave with that, seek truth.
[03:04] <jarred_> I think my processor was clocked at 66mhz.
[03:04] <PoolShark_> fwaokda: what's the host system?
[03:04] <_helios_> jarred_: I never dreamed of 350GB HD with 2GB of RAM is like paradise to me still kinda lol
[03:05] <fwaokda> PoolShark_, Win 7 64bit, guest 12.10 32bit
[03:05] <TeckyJ> Um have you tried giving it more video memory?
[03:05] <mattwj2002> indeed
[03:05] <PoolShark_> jarred_: my first linux box was a 486 dx4-133 with 32mb of ram and a 120mb hard disk
[03:06] <gmachine_24> Greetings. I want to use whatever command line tools I can to copy a partition. Both drives are the same size (1TB); neither has the OS on it; the partition in question is 500GB (give or take).
[03:06] <mattwj2002> my first system had 16 kb of ram
[03:06] <mattwj2002> :)
[03:06] <mattwj2002> *KB
[03:06] <PoolShark_> well, my first system ever had 4kB of ram
[03:06] <mattwj2002> :P
[03:06] <PoolShark_> TRS-80 model I
[03:06] <mattwj2002> mine too!
[03:06] <mattwj2002> :D
[03:06] <PoolShark_> lol
[03:06] <jarred_> PoolShark_: That's pretty sweet. I guess what matters is not what you had but what you had and when you had it.
[03:07] <mattwj2002> exactly
[03:08] <jarred_> I think my folks paid like $2000 for my first system. Computers were such a rip off back then.
[03:11] <mattwj2002> indeed jarred_
[03:11] <md_5> sudo mksquashfs /var/lib/jenkins jenkins-9-02-2013.squashfs -info -wildcards -e ".m2/*" -e "*/.git/*" -e "*.jar*"
[03:11] <md_5> Is only ignoring .m2 and not others
[03:12] <gmachine_24> I paid $900 in 1990 for a monochrome X86 special. meanwhile.......... Greetings. I want to use whatever command line tools I can to copy a partition. Both drives are the same size (1TB); neither has the OS on it; the partition in question is 500GB (give or take).
[03:13] <gmachine_24> I'm thinking I can use "dd" .........? without the quotes of course
[03:14] <_helios_> I think I'm addicted to Ubuntu lol
[03:14] <gmachine_24> I don't want to use clonezilla because I've had it wipe out all the drives on my computer even though only targeted at two . . .
[03:17] <brightknight> I think I am plugged in.
[03:17] <brightknight> Are you all working for me?
[03:18] <morph3k> u need help brightknight
[03:18] <morph3k> ?
[03:18] <dr_willis> working in the coal mine....
[03:20] <brightknight> morph3k: help shows love , well I want
[03:20] <brightknight> you people can read my thoughts?
[03:20] <morph3k> oh
[03:20] <morph3k> well im about to watch the pirate bay documentary
[03:21] <morph3k> so
[03:21] <brightknight> I am going to think of a word and you type the word
[03:21] <morph3k> if u need help right now is the time
[03:21] <brightknight> I was wondering what that machine code is in my launguage support it looks like the code from transformers when they probed the main character.
[03:22] <brightknight> Im thinking of a word. Can Ubuntu read it?
[03:26] <brightknight> morph3k: do you know what that code is?
[03:26] <morph3k> show me some of it
[03:27] <brightknight> morph3k: look at the language support
[03:27] <morph3k> idk what ur talkin about
[03:27] <brightknight> it is at the bottom it looks like chineese morph3k
[03:27] <brightknight> click language support
[03:27] <histo> morph3k: What documentary?
[03:28] <brightknight> morph3k: be careful theres different hypnotics than interpol controls on pirate bay stuff
[03:28] <brightknight> more likely a cohen family
[03:28] <morph3k> its the one about the founders of the pirate bay
[03:28] <morph3k> they made a documentary
[03:28] <morph3k> got released today on torrents
[03:29] <histo> morph3k: What's it called?
[03:29] <morph3k> the pirate bay away from the keyboard
[03:30] <fwaokda> anyone using ubuntu 12.04 as guest on vbox 4.2.6 ?
[03:30] <morph3k> i use 12.04 on my server
[03:30] <brightknight> fwaokda: is vbox an easy install ?
[03:31] <morph3k> well
[03:31] <morph3k> VM
[03:31] <morph3k> not server
[03:31] <morph3k> VMware Fusion
[03:31] <fwaokda> brightknight, its easy to install but my ubuntu is running sluggish at the moment ;/
[03:31] <histo> morph3k: How epically ironic. Someone made a movie and is trying to make money off of it. I wonder if they will sue for people pirating it.
[03:31] <morph3k> histo: they released it on TPB themselves
[03:31] <histo> morph3k: It's a donation based model. They've only made 26k so far lol
[03:32] <brightknight> fwaokda: turn on VT extensions
[03:32] <morph3k> fwaokda: use Xfce instead of Unity or Gnome
[03:32] <morph3k> if u already got it installed it hink u can just sudo apt-get install xfce4
[03:32] <dr_willis> use the unity 2d or lubuntu desktop for snappier vbox.
[03:32] <morph3k> unity is slow
[03:32] <dr_willis> be sure you got guest addations installed
[03:32] <morph3k> Xfce is where it's at now
[03:32] <histo> morph3k: PS you can stream it on youtube
[03:32] <UltraParadigm> I switched over to Ubuntu Studio 64, no more unity :-)
[03:32] <fwaokda> morph3k, k thanks i'll look into that never heard of it
[03:33] <morph3k> fwaokda: www.xubuntu.com
[03:33] <morph3k> if u want to reinstall
[03:33] <fwaokda> brightknight, whats VT extensions?
[03:33] <morph3k> or just apt-get it
[03:33] <dr_willis> !vbox
[03:33] <morph3k> then startx
[03:33] <UltraParadigm> I didn't mind unity, but I don't miss the random crashes either
[03:33] <bigpun_> Hi I'm new to ubuntu. I recently installed Ubuntu 12.04 and I'm having some issues. Specifically with the software updates and the speed of the os seems to be slow. Can some one help?
[03:34] <UltraParadigm> bigpun_: Make sure your screen resolution isn't too high, especially if you are using compiz.  Compositing will kill any computer's speed if your rezolution is too high
[03:34] <bigpun_> Also, my applications, such as firefox, crashes after a few min of use. I have no idea why
[03:34] <bigpun_> ah ok
[03:34] <morph3k> ubuntu might be a little to much for your laptop
[03:35] <morph3k> as i just suggested to someone else bigpun_ try out www.xubuntu.com
[03:35] <dr_willis> run the apps from a terminal.. look for errors when it crashes
[03:35] <morph3k> it uses Xfce instead of Unity
[03:35] <fwaokda> morph3k, i guess i'll download the xubuntu iso and install fresh ;) thanks
[03:35] <morph3k> ull love it
[03:35] <morph3k> go to the xfce website and check ss's
[03:35] <morph3k> it looks great
[03:35] <bigpun_> I figured as much, my laptop is almost 7 years old haha
[03:35] <morph3k> well xubuntu might even be to much
[03:36] <morph3k> try damn small linux or something
[03:36] <morph3k> idk
[03:36] <brightknight> fwaokda: its hardware built for virtualization shortcut to the CPU core
[03:36] <morph3k> what specs u got?
[03:36] <UltraParadigm> I use Xfce, but when I first installed it was slow after installing compiz, then I realized my rez was like 100000X100000
[03:36] <dr_willis> bigpun_: lubuntu will be even lighter
[03:36] <morph3k> yea dr_willis is right
[03:36] <morph3k> i havent tried it myself though
[03:36] <UltraParadigm> I put it back to normal, and it's flying now with awesome effects, smooth as butter!
[03:36] <UltraParadigm> None of unity's bullshit crashing
[03:36] <histo> morph3k: I find it incredibly funny that the film makers want money for this documentary.
[03:36] <Niraj_> hi can someone tell me how can I log an IRC channel
[03:37] <morph3k> ur on one Niraj_
[03:37] <morph3k> ...
[03:37] <dr_willis> i rarely see unity  crash in 12.10
[03:37] <bigpun_> Ihaha
[03:37] <bigpun_> @morph3k
[03:37] <UltraParadigm> goin to play some savage2
[03:37] <UltraParadigm> hope the servers are back up
[03:37] <histo> bigpun_: What type of graphics card do you ahve?
[03:37] <dr_willis> Niraj_: use a client with the features
[03:38] <Niraj_> I want this to be done on some server
[03:38] <urlwolf> I moved from kubuntu to gnome shell remix
[03:38] <Niraj_> not my machine
[03:38] <urlwolf> and some apps didn't get the gtk 3 styling (libreoffice for example)
[03:38] <urlwolf> why is that?
[03:38] <morph3k> gnome is done for
[03:38] <Niraj_> due to net connection restrictions
[03:38] <morph3k> they just fucked themselves
[03:38] <morph3k> u cant even minimize or maximize anymore lol
[03:39] <dr_willis> err.. yes you can.
[03:39] <morph3k> Cinnamon looks really nice
[03:39] <bigpun> FIrefox crashed again
[03:39] <bigpun> sorry
[03:39] <morph3k> u gotta double click the shit dr_willis
[03:39] <morph3k> theres no minimize button
[03:39] <morph3k> or at least none i saw
[03:39] <mdomino> Hey guys, I was wondering if someone could help me with an NVIDIA twinview prob I'm having. I have two monitors (23" and 18") and want the 23" to be my main, as it has the 1920x1080 resolution. Even when I am able to get the task bars to show up on it I can't get games/fullscreen stuff to launch on it, they always take my other monitor and then I have to reboot. I copied my xorg.conf to pastebin if someone could take a look at it.
[03:39] <mdomino>  Been trying to edit it for like an hour :x http://paste.ubuntu.com/1627503/
[03:39] <dr_willis> morph3k: youre wrong.. tgey are easially reenabled
[03:39] <morph3k> did not know that
[03:39] <morph3k> still imo they went down hill fast
[03:39] <morph3k> at the beginning of 2012 i loved the
[03:40] <morph3k> them
[03:40] <morph3k> ive loved gnome since ubuntu 9.04
[03:40] <morph3k> now i wont touch it
[03:40] <bigpun> @morph3k I'm new to computing how can I check my specs in linux? I now for windows I could just run dxdiag and it would tell me but I have no idea for ubuntu
[03:40] <dr_willis> ive seen gnome grow since uts inception....
[03:40] <histo> bigpun: lspci will show you your hardware devices
[03:40] <morph3k> bigpun: i dont use a GUI
[03:41] <morph3k> idk if u are used to terminal or not
[03:41] <morph3k> i use ubuntu purely for servers
[03:41] <dr_willis> innovate or stagnant ..... is the order of the  day...
[03:41] <bigpun> Well I am not immersed in Terminal yet however I am familiar with it
[03:41] <bigpun> I have run a few commands before
[03:41] <morph3k> google linux cheat sheet
[03:41] <morph3k> print it off
[03:41] <morph3k> cos terminal is gonna be ur best friend
[03:41] <_helios_> bigpun: Soon you will find Terminal is the best way to go ;)
[03:41] <dr_willis> !info hwinfo
[03:42] <bigpun> Yea I was tyring to find books on terminal but to no avail haha
[03:42] <morph3k> for example bigpun
[03:42] <morph3k> open terminal
[03:42] <morph3k> type
[03:42] <morph3k> sudo apt-get install hwinfo
[03:42] <FloodBot1> morph3k: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:42] <histo> bigpun: well run the command lspci and tell us what type of vga controller you have. Mostlikely your system appears slow due to not having the right graphics drivers with unity
[03:42] <dr_willis> tons of terminal guides out there
[03:42] <bigpun> Alright, one sec
[03:42] <dr_willis> !terminal
[03:42] <morph3k> never used a guide i always just gave ppl i introduced to linux the cheat sheet
[03:44] <ljusvarg> hello, can someone please help me with sound/mic setup in wine? im running pulseaudio and the latest version of wine (default config)
[03:44] <bigpun> @histo, here what it said
[03:44] <bigpun> VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI Radeon Mobility X1400
[03:44]  * dr_willis reads man pages
[03:44] <dr_willis> ;-)
[03:44] <dr_willis> i recall years back redhat selling a huge printed man pages book.
[03:45] <bigpun> I do have a monitor hooked up to my laptop because my laptop screen is messed up lol
[03:45] <histo> bigpun: yeah install ati drivers
[03:45] <histo> !ati | bigpun
[03:45] <histo> bigpun: and all will be well again
[03:46] <mdomino> no help on the xorg.conf?
[03:47] <ljusvarg> hello, can someone please help me with sound/mic setup in wine? im running pulseaudio and the latest version of wine (default config)
[03:47] <Pwnna> anyone here got steam with CS:S?
[03:47] <Pwnna> and is on a laptop?
[03:48] <bigpun> what are ati drivers?
[03:48] <morph3k> mdomino
[03:48] <morph3k> what am i lookin for
[03:49] <histo> !ati | bigpun
[03:49] <histo> bigpun: You have an ati card if you install ati drivers following the instructions from ubottu you will find better performance
[03:49] <mdomino> I've got two monitors, Screen1 should be primary but every time I add it to xorg.conf as the primary in ServerLayout X fails to load
[03:49] <nydel> i'm having some big problems upgrading & with dpkg, is anyone available to give me a hand
[03:50] <mdomino> Trying to see if there is anything I'm missing in the config, or how I could edit it so that Screen1 or Monitor1 is the primary, morph3k
[03:50] <morph3k> mdomino
[03:50] <morph3k> makea  back up of that
[03:50] <morph3k> and just try to flip the shit around
[03:50] <morph3k> id just tinker with it
[03:50] <mdomino> that's what i've been doing for about an hour
[03:50] <rocker5> hello. where can I find DSPs for deadbeef? And if there aren't any, what other players support dsp?
[03:50] <mdomino> cant find any docs on what     Screen      0  "Screen0" 0 0means
[03:51] <morph3k> i unfortunately dont hav ethe time to mess with all of it right now but it is exactly what I would do
[03:51] <morph3k> Screen0 = 1 screen
[03:51] <morph3k> Screen1 = 2nd screen
[03:51] <morph3k> screen*
[03:51] <morph3k> instead of starting at 1
[03:51] <morph3k> they start at 0
[03:51] <mdomino> yep... shit, just found a doc with ServerLayout params layed out
[03:51] <mdomino> http://www.centos.org/docs/5/html/5.1/Deployment_Guide/s3-x-server-config-xorg.conf-serverl.html if anyone needs :p
[03:51] <mdomino> thanks man, back to tinkering and rebooting
[03:51] <xastey> wtf
[03:52] <morph3k> good luck
[03:52] <xastey> trying to install ubuntu and when choosing the INstall type I can't click "continue"
[03:52] <morph3k> wrong architecture?
[03:52] <morph3k> u on an x86 trying to install a 64bit?
[03:53] <xastey> 64 bit
[03:53] <xastey> let me double check
[03:53] <morph3k> dunno id guess ur drive isnt wiped
[03:53] <xastey> yeap 64bit
[03:54] <xastey> i'm using the ubuntu-secure-remix-12.10-64bit.iso
[03:54] <morph3k> amd64?
[03:54] <xastey> nah intel
[03:55] <morph3k> nvm they only have one version
[03:55] <morph3k> na on debian for example
[03:55] <morph3k> u gotta grab amb64 for 64bit
[03:56] <morph3k> http://archbang.org/
[03:56] <morph3k> found this while ago
[03:56] <morph3k> gonna try that out tomorrow
[03:56] <morph3k> tried to install arch the old school way earlier
[03:56] <xastey> eh so I can't use the secure remix?
[03:56] <morph3k> been so long that i couldnt even finish it
[03:56] <morph3k> idk what secure remix is
[03:56] <xastey> from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuSecureRemix
[03:57] <xastey> has like 3 extra tools
[03:57] <brightknight> xastey: does that come with wifi tools?
[03:57] <xastey> was reading some forums and the help site and it mentioned boo-repair
[03:57] <morph3k> yeah i dunno man
[03:57] <morph3k> u might of messed something up there
[03:57] <brightknight> like recording the info and packets
[03:57] <xastey> no clue brightknight
[03:57] <morph3k> id just go with ubuntu desktop
[03:57] <xastey> well morph3k I'll burn another disk see if ubuntu-12.10-desktop-amd64.iso works
[03:58] <morph3k> download rEFit or something if u need to dual boot
[03:58] <xastey> yeah I need to dual boot
[03:58] <bigpun_> I'm unable to load drivers such as ATI. Keep on getting an error. any ideas?
[03:58] <morph3k> bigpun_: ur driver might be to old
[03:58] <morph3k> may not be a linux compatible version of the driver for it
[03:59] <morph3k> theres ways around it i think. i just have no idea
[03:59] <morph3k> never had the problem myself
[03:59] <bigpun_> I see. Any suggestion for which linux I should download for a 7 year old laptop?
[03:59] <bigpun_> haha
[03:59] <xastey> eh seems I can do boot-repair afterwards
[03:59] <morph3k> damn small linux bigpun_
[03:59] <morph3k> or
[04:00] <Gerowen> bigpun_: The latest ATI drivers for Linux only cover some of their newer cards.  I've got a desktop PC that's only about 2 years old, and the drivers don't cover its on-board ATI card.
[04:00] <morph3k> http://www.linuxmint.com/release.php?id=18
[04:00] <morph3k> could try that
[04:00] <morph3k> Xfce
[04:00] <morph3k> or
[04:00] <morph3k> Cinnamon
[04:00] <morph3k> or
[04:00] <FloodBot1> morph3k: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:00] <xastey> morph3k thanks
[04:01] <morph3k> Fedora has an LXDE version
[04:01] <morph3k> LXDE is even lighter than both of them
[04:01] <xastey> anyone familiar with Toshiba backlit keyboard or display brightness FN keys on 12.10 ?
[04:01] <bigpun_> I'm assuming that these are other linux based os
[04:01] <morph3k> linux distros yeah
[04:01] <bigpun_> made by other companies or communities
[04:01] <morph3k> yes
[04:01] <bigpun_> ah ok
[04:01] <morph3k> google damn small linux too
[04:01] <brightknight> Gerowen: I think my laptop has an ATI card how do I put the full drivers on it it says only unknown for graphacs
[04:01] <bigpun_> alright
[04:01] <mattwj2002> is redhat still in business?
[04:01] <morph3k> it will definitely work on an old junker
[04:01] <xastey> linuxmint looks nice
[04:02] <morph3k> i put it on my grandpa's old computer and it was 1.8GHz with 227mb of ram
[04:02] <morph3k> yea xastey it is nice and cinnamon is really nice
[04:02] <morph3k> but i dont think bigpun_ is gonna find a linux distro that will have the driver for his 7 year old video card unfortunately
[04:02] <Gerowen> brightknight: If your card is supported, this should work, if not then you're stuck with the open source drivers since AMD decided to yank support for their older cards. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[04:02] <brightknight> morph3k: tin foil hat linux with a braille terminal voice recognition and touchscreen
[04:03] <xastey> you know what I may just try this one
[04:03] <morph3k> bigpun_: there u go Gerowen got ya
[04:03] <brightknight> Gerowen: how do i check what drivers it is using the gui just says unknown
[04:03] <xastey> o so I can install cinnamon onto ubuntu
[04:04] <morph3k> i think so xastey
[04:04] <morph3k> not for sure though
[04:04] <xastey> yeah you can.. looking at their page
[04:04] <bigpun_> Well, I do have a much more powerful laptop. Its a samsung series 7 notebook with 2.3 Ghz processes with more powerful graphics card. What i'm afraid of is crashing the system when tinkering around with the termianl and messing up my hardware or something.
[04:04] <lauratika> why do you guys use as your email client instead of thunderbird?
[04:04] <bigpun_> I do have windows 7 and 8 already installed on it as well
[04:04] <njkt> hey guys, anyone else noticing performance issues with 12.10 on virtualbox?  (from the terminal not as a desktop or x11 environment)
[04:05] <morph3k> i use thunderbird
[04:05] <brightknight> morph3k: with that all aborhances can be identified by self
[04:05] <xastey> how is that goign bigpun_ I was going to pick up a series 7 today
[04:05] <lauratika> morph3k: used something else?
[04:05] <xastey> but then I saw reports that livecd would make the system unbootable
[04:05] <brightknight> morph3k: because with the different senses it can be cross referenced and the red dragon can be thrown down for torture
[04:05] <xastey> wanted to test the support before I did anything
[04:05] <morph3k> i have before but i havent uesd linux as a GUI desktop in a long time
[04:06] <morph3k> like i said earlier i use linux exclusively for servers
[04:06] <morph3k> i use OSX for my GUI Desktop
[04:06] <mattwj2002> hey guys
[04:06] <mattwj2002> any idea why ubuntu server keeps locking up on grub-install dummy?
[04:07] <brightknight> morph3k: eye cross like the zenmap logo I vs I
[04:07] <Gerowen> brightknight: Just go to the "Software Sources" application and there's a tab that says "Additional Drivers", if any are available straight from Ubuntu, or are in use, they'll be listed there.  For just looking at your hardware specs, I use a program called "sysinfo", it's a GUI tool that usually does a good job of actually listing what your hardware is, even if you're not using the correct drivers for it.
[04:07] <bigpun_> @xastey So far I love it. I have the 17 inch one with 1TB HDD but I did find windows 8 to be dissapointing. Its like they're trying to be like Apple with the apps and the layout. But other than that the laptop is great. There is also a reivew on youtube that covers it pretty well. The start up and shutdown speed is very fast aswell
[04:08] <morph3k> brightknight: i have no idea what u have been talkin about bro :P
[04:08] <brightknight> Gerowen: I dont have any reason to have proprietary drivers atm
[04:08] <morph3k> mattwj2002: restaart it in recovery mode and update your grub through terminal
[04:09] <mattwj2002> ok
[04:09] <morph3k> just do
[04:09] <morph3k> sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[04:09] <xastey> bigpun_ how is the linux support ? I ended up picking up a Toshiba P855 can't get my backlit keyboard or brightness FN keys to work
[04:09] <morph3k> that will take u up
[04:09] <brightknight> Gerowen: thats what they call an IQ it can store in the eyeball info like a minibrain buffer
[04:09] <morph3k> to speed*
[04:10] <mattwj2002> what is causing that?
[04:10] <morph3k> i dunno
[04:10] <brightknight> get calibrated to that canadian company, different triggers
[04:10] <morph3k> slow computer?
[04:10] <morph3k> or maybe ur not being patient enough
[04:10] <morph3k> couldnt saay since im not there
[04:10] <morph3k> really though afk now
[04:10] <mattwj2002> why would num lock not work?
[04:10] <Trayn> hi
[04:11] <brightknight> its like VT extensions sometimes it bypasses the CPU from eye to hand coordination
[04:11]  * Gerowen is away: [Playing Half Life 1]
[04:11] <bigpun_> xastey: Currently I haven't installed linux on the samsung yet due to the fear I might crash my system while messing around with the termianl. Aslo I don't think samsung has drivers for linux users
[04:11] <brightknight> but in the event of an anarchy hand syndrome or AHS thats why i say voice recognition on something like tinfoil hat linux
[04:11] <brightknight> with an ELO touchpanel
[04:12] <brightknight> for the on screen keyboard
[04:12] <xastey> bigpun_ thats the main reason why I didn't get it, I did some research and people had to return their laptop to get the mobo fixed because of trying to install ubuntu along with some other problems
[04:12] <brightknight> hi cipher__
[04:12] <cipher__> my bluetooth headset won't show up under sound options
[04:12] <steven> FU after 2h, 404 - not found
[04:12] <cipher__> it is paired
[04:12] <cipher__> i want to use it as audio output
[04:13] <xastey> well morph3k you were right.. used the desktop version and now the continue button is enabled
[04:13] <cipher__> I would really appreciate help
[04:14] <brightknight> cipher__: did you turn on bluetooth and pair it
[04:14] <cipher__> yes
[04:14] <cipher__> brightknight, * ha i thought you were a bot; hello
[04:14] <bigpun_> xastey: It will be a while before I'm able to understand how to use linux properly so I'm content with the samsung series 7. Plus I get to play games like prototype 2 and bioshock so it was worth the investment for me :P
[04:15] <brightknight> cipher__: no im just putting things out there I could use help with a few folks here work for me
[04:15] <xastey> bigpun_ I dont play games :) just dev
[04:15] <bigpun_> We there you go lol
[04:16] <xastey> crap now to figure out this partition stuff crap
[04:16] <brightknight> cipher__: ubuntu is surley not without bugs
[04:16] <topper4125> I'd say it have fewer than M$ though
[04:16] <brightknight> cipher__: just tinker around and try resetting stuff
[04:17] <bigpun_> xastey: My uncle recommend linux since he's a developer as well if I recall correctly. I'm still new to linux but he said that anyone can use it. I can still to day to day things with linux its just that I am interested in being able to do more than just the average user you know?.
[04:17] <xastey> bigpun_ yeah makes perfect sense
[04:18] <ivotkl> bigpun_ Such as? Linux has everything except windows games 100% compatibility.
[04:18] <xastey> I've been using linux for years on the server.. thought I would give it a full chance this time
[04:18] <kepler> !steam | bigpun_
[04:18] <bigpun_> Yea I heard they were really dissapointed with windows 8
[04:19] <kepler> common
[04:19] <bigpun_> that's why they're going for linux as well as blizzard
[04:19] <bigpun_> blizzard was especially dissapointed lol
[04:19] <brightknight> red dragon is like a virus trying to hide
[04:20] <topper4125> http://www.zdnet.com/valve-windows-8-is-a-catastrophe-for-pcs-7000001634/
[04:20] <brightknight> if i can fix all of ubuntus bugs would ubuntu let me or is the plan perpetual beta testing?
[04:20] <bigpun_> @ivotkl Not sure what you meant by your question "such as?" As you said linux does have everything plus more except for the games
[04:21] <bigpun_> Is there a way for me to keep this username and not have to sign in with the captcha everytime>
[04:22] <topper4125> !dev | brightknight
[04:22] <xastey> ok so I have 522.8GB for linux.. not sure how to break up my partitions
[04:24] <xastey> .. / 10GB ,swap 16GB ,/boot 1GB /home whats left ?
[04:25] <topper4125> xastey, I personally don't worry about swap space anymore with the speed of modern p00ters
[04:26] <mattwj2002> why not one partition then?
[04:27] <xastey> topper4125 well installer doesn't even let me make a swap partition
[04:27] <xastey> o well
[04:29] <ivotkl> bigpun_ I do not know wwhat are you going to use it for.
[04:29] <datsmoida> is it best practice not to use any of your swap space for your programs ?
[04:29] <datsmoida> and just keep it for spikes ?
[04:29] <xastey> stupid me.. dropdown fool
[04:30] <xastey> pretty sure I would hit swap with my IDE's and some of my dev apps
[04:30] <datsmoida> talking to me ?
[04:32] <Rabblerouser> It would seem ATI don't like the Cinnamon interface.
[04:33] <Rabblerouser> Well, at least when it comes to screengrabs
[04:34] <topper4125> xastey, http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-desktop-74/how-much-swap-space-do-i-need-for-linux-mint-64-bit-792093/
[04:34] <topper4125> xastey, says its for mint, but pretty much applies to all linux distros
[04:34] <xastey> thanks topper4125
[04:35] <xastey> so just need / ,swap and /boot and home .. all others are extra right?
[04:36] <xastey> my laptop already has an EFI partition that I can reuse so that takes up /boot
[04:36] <Rabblerouser> What is Gallium?
[04:37] <Rabblerouser> My "Details" screen says I'm running Gallium 0.4 on AMD RV730. Curious if I installed correctly
[04:38] <neocypher> what are we talking about here?
[04:39] <topper4125> Rabblerouser, http://askubuntu.com/questions/183305/graphics-driver-being-reported-as-gallium-0-4-on-llvmpipe-llvm-0x300-instead-o
[04:39] <Rabblerouser> It's not on llvmpipe, though!
[04:40] <Rabblerouser> I opted to install an open-source ATI driver since proprietary doesn't seem to like screengrabbing on the Cinnamon wm
[04:40] <topper4125> Rabblerouser, second answer explains how to resolve that issue.
[04:40] <neocypher> topper do you know anything about ubuntu?
[04:41] <topper4125> neocypher, little bit here and there ;)
[04:42] <neocypher> ok well i've had it for awhile now on a dell laptop, and i cant get it to run the drivers for my wifi card
[04:42] <topper4125> !wifi | neocypher, did you look at this:
[04:42] <datsmoida> does it make sense like
[04:42] <datsmoida> say i have 4 instances of a program running
[04:42] <neocypher> yeah ive tried both lol,
[04:42] <datsmoida> and i am using more memory than i have ram
[04:43] <datsmoida> and it starts using swap space for memory
[04:43] <datsmoida> would the oldest running programs get assigned to swap first ?
[04:43] <CyberFool> hello all
[04:43] <CyberFool> Quick noob question...
[04:43] <lvx> go
[04:43] <lvx> just ask it, dont ask to ask
[04:43] <CyberFool> is there a way that I can see what is being submitted via web form?
[04:44] <neocypher> the packages i download dont do anything even after install and the last update i did for my system had one for the card but i knocked my internet completly out, wired and wifi (dont have wifi but still)
[04:44] <CyberFool> I have an online trouble ticket solution at work that I have to use...and I am tring to automate the whole process...
[04:45] <lvx> oh
[04:45] <topper4125> neocypher, the connection was interupted *during* the update?
[04:45] <lvx> idk
[04:45] <CyberFool> so, i was wondering if I can create some kind of "html" file or something like that on my desk top and submit that some way to the same location
[04:45] <lvx> not really related to ubuntu itself
[04:45] <crocket> ibus icon is missing on GNOME 3 in ubuntu 12.10.
[04:45] <crocket> why?
[04:45] <CyberFool> oh...sorry...thought I went to #html
[04:45] <crocket> ibus is working, but ibus icon is not shown on the top part of the screen.
[04:45] <CyberFool> my bad....
[04:46] <neocypher> no it installed just fine as i have it set up to a wired connection but on reboot it wouldent even pick up the wired connection i checked the cable and there were no problems, i had to remove the package to get internet back
[04:47] <demarco> hello all, i am trying to find if a kernel module is being loaded, it is listed in /etc/modules but im not sure it can find the module in the first place
[04:49] <topper4125> neocypher maybe try "sudo apt-get update --fix-broken" see if it will replace broken/missing parts..
[04:50] <neocypher> topper is that the whole command?
[04:50] <topper4125> neocypher... yes that's the whole command... it'll check for broken packages
[04:51] <neocypher> topper alright, well i run my OS off of a USB (hardrive failure and its much cheaper) so ill try that out later, cause im on a desktop computer atm XD
[04:52] <topper4125> neocypher, k... good luck with it, it that command doesn't fix it, it won't make it worse....
[04:53] <neocypher> topper thanks and if need be i have many back ups of my system so i can always reinstall if anything goes wrong
[04:53] <topper4125> demarco, did you look into this? http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/how-to-display-or-show-information-about-a-linux-kernel-module-or-drivers.html
[04:54] <topper4125> neocypher, backups are always a good thing ;)
[04:54] <neocypher> topper lol yeah i had a realocatted sector count error on my old hardrive so i back everything up like 4 times just to be safe
[04:56] <demarco> the module i want to use is not mentioned anywhere, how can i be sure i can load it anyway
[04:59] <histo> demarco: lsmod | grep modulename
[05:00] <demarco> ive done that its not listed
[05:00] <demarco> not loaded i get it, but its in /etc/modules
[05:08] <demarco> so it should be loaded on startup
[05:09] <demarco> so how are kernel modeules loaded
[05:14] <reference_> I for one and interested in the uphone
[05:17] <reference_> well well jerseydevil coming to apologize for your detraction?
[05:17] <jerseydevil> Look at the numbers
[05:18] <reference_> jerseydevil: you apologize right now young man! the uphone is a critical piece of the puzzle
[05:18] <jerseydevil> what device manftr. will entertain the design and production of a phone when .03 percent of the market will but into it
[05:18] <jerseydevil> like i said
[05:18] <jerseydevil> concept is good
[05:18] <jerseydevil> ideology is good
[05:19] <jerseydevil> production value, down the toilet
[05:20] <reference_> I can't believe this blasphemy I'm reading... ubuntu is the #1 free desktop OS
[05:20] <xangua> !phone | reference_ jerseydevil
[05:21] <jerseydevil> keyword dekstop os
[05:26] <mibr001> hi, i havent been able to update in months because of a untrusted packages problem can someone help
[05:27] <histo> demarco: they are loaded as needed
[05:28] <DrCode> hi all
[05:28] <DrCode> is there ftp server that same like bmc control m, in linux?
[05:29] <demarco> ok, i am not seeing it as installed researching insmod and where the f loada ble module is
[05:29] <histo> !ftp | DrCode
[05:29] <histo> demarco: What module are you conserned about and why?
[05:29] <DrCode> thanks
[05:29] <DrCode> !ftpd
[05:30] <demarco> histo: ndiswrapper, my laptop uses a wireless card that isnt supported by ubuntu, but there is a wrapper which is a loadable module
[05:30] <mibr001> http://pastie.org/6100567 line 128 can someone help fix this
[05:30] <histo> demarco: ndiswrapper loads windows drivers
[05:31] <demarco> histo: yeah i know its the only driver support availiable i believe
[05:31] <histo> mibr001: looks like you are having dns or internet connection issues
[05:31] <histo> demarco: What do you want to do with it? I'm really confused.
[05:32] <histo> !ndiswrapper | demarco
[05:32] <demarco> ubottu: thank you i have been there
[05:33] <demarco> histo:  i believe they suggest using ndiswrapper there
[05:33] <mibr001> this happens no matter what connection im on
[05:33] <histo> demarco: What chipset is your card?
[05:34] <histo> mibr001: well I can hit those servers here.
[05:34] <histo> mibr001: You can try commenting out your ppa's cleaning out your sources.list
[05:35] <histo> demarco: lspci | grep network
[05:35] <histo> demarco: lspci | grep -i network
[05:36] <demarco> histo: 05:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN (rev 01)
[05:40] <roger_> demarco: not exactly sure what your problem is. (didn't see your original question), but I did find this http://lkubuntu.wordpress.com/2011/09/08/how-to-fix-broadcom-43xx/
[05:41] <histo> demarco: you just need the firmware not ndiswrapper
[05:41] <histo> !bcm | demarco
[05:45] <roger_> demarco: I have a broadcom wireless card too.. This is what I did to install the drivers..  http://pastebin.com/aSuhNch4
[05:45] <demarco> thanks all
[05:47] <dydzEz2> ubunut loaded wierd, i had to login from a black screen
[05:47] <dydzEz2> and type startx
[05:47] <demarco> roger_: thats like the link they gave me
[05:47] <dydzEz2> man and why is the internet just going so slow
[05:47] <demarco> so your prob not a hacker
[05:49] <roger_> demarco: me? Oh no way. I'm nub as it gets.
[05:49] <histo> dydzEz2: I blame china
[05:50]  * histo is glad for not owning a bcm card
[05:50] <betty_boop> hey guys I have an acer eeepc with 2 gig ssd i have been running 7.10 on it for a couple years now by splitting the install / on the ssd and /usr on a 4 gig sd card i tried installing 12.04 this way but no dice. any ideas I would like to not have to use old releases sources
[05:50] <roger_> histo: lol
[05:51] <histo> betty_boop: What do you mean no dice? you can do that.
[05:51] <betty_boop> it refuses to boot
[05:51] <histo> betty_boop: Where did you install grub to?
[05:51] <betty_boop> ssd
[05:52] <histo> betty_boop: Is the ssd flagged as bootable and set int eh bios/efi to boot?
[05:52] <histo> betty_boop: I'd assume something went seriously wrong with grub in your case. I'd reinstall grub and double check your fstab to make sure your other partitioins are listed there.
[05:53] <betty_boop> im such an idiot thanx
[05:53] <histo> betty_boop: What was it?
[05:54] <loudaslife> Can anyone help with legacy fglrx drivers in 12.10?
[05:54] <betty_boop> because i formatted i think i forgot to flag it bootable lol!
[05:55] <histo> betty_boop: yeapers.  Also if you are using an ssd I recomend using trim and mounting /tmp and /var/log etc... to ram. Also adjusting your swappiness
[05:55] <histo> !ati | loudaslife
[05:55] <roger_> histo: Feel free to tell me to search myself but, what is the advantages of having all the various /var, /usr, etc. on different partitions or drives?
[05:55] <poolsen> privmsg
[05:56] <betty_boop> histo thanx alot i was getting frustrated
[05:56] <roger_> histo: I'm new to linux as I'm sure you've noticed
[05:56] <loudaslife> The ubuntu website doesn't offer help with legacy drivers.
[05:57] <histo> roger_: well in betty's case there is a small ssd of 2GB so other stuff is on another partition. In my case I mount /var/spool /var/log  /tmp in ram cause I am using an ssd and trying to avoid writing to it heavily. Some people do it so if a drive goes bad in a certain section there is a chance they will be able to recover other partitions and or still boot the system.
[05:57] <histo> loudaslife: I'm not real good with ati stuff but what type of card is it? Why do you think you need legacy drivers?
[05:58] <dr_willis> putting the most accessed  data on tge fastest druves helps speed on systems with lots of load.
[05:58] <loudaslife> histo: It's an AGP 3450 card. from what i had read online i had just assumed it fell under the legacy catagory.
[05:59] <poolsen> hi
[05:59] <poolssen> hi
[05:59] <histo> roger_: ex: on even a regular hard drive I always atleast seperate /home and / . / is where the os is installed /home contains all your user files. So I could switch from ubuntu or anyother distro and only reformat / and still ahve all my files untouched.
[05:59] <poolsen> hi
[06:00] <roger_> histo, dr_willis: thanks... trying to learn all I can..  greatly appreciated!
[06:00] <dr_willis> you said that poolsen
[06:00] <histo> roger_: really a matter of preference. You can get away with one partition like /   and no swap. You could create a swapfile in / somewhere if you still wanted that feature on one partition.
[06:01] <histo> roger_: hang out in here and you will learn. Try to help others with problems you experienced. Or google there problems also if you have the time. and read this:
[06:01] <poolsen> poolsen
[06:01] <histo> !manual | roger_
[06:01] <histo> loudaslife: hold up let me check something
[06:01] <demarco> wireless works adding to modules file, hopefully it works on rstart
[06:02] <roger_> histo: great! thank you..
[06:02] <mibr001> histo: i may have to reinstall... havent been able to update since i switched machines i swapped the hard drives. now i can install apps but i cant update or upgrade
[06:02] <histo> loudaslife: is that an hd radeon card?
[06:03] <poolssen> malik
[06:03] <dr_willis> hmm.. installing is updateing and upgradeing....
[06:03] <histo> mibr001: I would see if you can ping those servers that are erroring from that box.
[06:03] <loudaslife> histo: Yes. http://www.ubuntuvibes.com/2012/10/how-to-install-amd-catalyst-legacy.html seemed like a perfect solution, but I get errors trying to install it.
[06:03] <roger_> loudaslife: what errors?
[06:04] <poolsen> malikkk
[06:04] <histo> loudaslife: are you running 12.10?
[06:04] <loudaslife> roger_: one sec
[06:04] <poolsen> somone
[06:05] <histo> loudaslife: also this stuff is way out of the range of support for ubuntu. Someone else may have experience, but following those instructions you are downgrading X and using a PPA. if it was me I'd stick with the opensource drivers.
[06:05] <roger_> poolsen: did you have a question?
[06:05] <fuzai> apt-add-repository ppa:izx/ovz-libc could someone help me translate that into the actual lines i need for sources.list ?  i'm dealing with a lazy virt hoster that said fix it yourself and python is busted so apt-add-repo bugs out
[06:05] <loudaslife> histo: I don't seem to get any hardware acceleration with the default drivers.
[06:06] <histo> loudaslife: http://askubuntu.com/questions/209876/upgraded-ubuntu-from-12-04-to-12-10-ati-radeon-hd-3450-catastrophe
[06:06] <datsmoida> hey histo i learned a lot today
[06:06] <mibr001> histo: http://pastie.org/6100697 this is what im getting now
[06:06] <datsmoida> i pretty much know exactly how much ram my programs use now
[06:07] <histo> loudaslife: You shouldn't ahve these issues with 12.04 so I'm assuming you are using 12.10
[06:07] <datsmoida> way, way too much but yeah
[06:07] <histo> datsmoida: Cool good to here.
[06:07] <loudaslife> histo: yes
[06:07] <loudaslife> roger_: this is what happens when i try to use that ppa. http://pastebin.com/ZkfF0rJ5
[06:08] <Wug> Alright, I'm in a bit of a hairy snafu
[06:08] <Wug> so I was moving partitions
[06:08] <histo> loudaslife: check out the askubuntu link I posted it has exactly what your issue is
[06:08] <loudaslife> histo: k, thanks
[06:08]  * histo yum data recovery
[06:08] <Wug> that line by itself should be waving bright red flags
[06:08] <roger_> loudaslife: I'm gonna post the link you PM'd to me as histo would be able to help much more then I. http://pastebin.com/ZkfF0rJ5
[06:09] <Wug> laptop crashed partway through a move
[06:09] <Wug> I dont have a backup because im an idiot
[06:09] <poolsen> malik
[06:09] <Wug> I made this thread, it has pictures: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=12499934#post12499934
[06:09] <mibr001> http://pastie.org/6100697
[06:09] <poolsen> telnet
[06:09] <histo> loudaslife: You'd have to check with the owner of the ppa as to why it's failing.
[06:09] <dydzEz2_> ok ubuntu 12.10,  my login screen dissapeared and im in a full screen terminal basically
[06:09] <Wug> synopsis: ~350GB partition was moving leftwards by about 300GB, and was interrupted about 100GB in
[06:10] <dydzEz2_> i just did a system update, after a fresh install
[06:10] <loudaslife> histo: ok. that wall of text is unintelligible to someone like me.
[06:10] <histo> Wug: What type of files are you concerned with recovering?
[06:10] <dydzEz2_> im on xubuntu actually but yeah
[06:10] <Wug> histo: if I can get the whole partition back that would be great
[06:10] <Wug> theoretically it should not have started copying over the beginning of the partition
[06:10] <poolsen> there
[06:10] <histo> Wug: I would image the drive to a backup drive and then work from that image.
[06:10] <mibr001> dydzEz2_: ctrl+alt+f7 do anything for ya?
[06:11] <histo> Wug: but you can try the testdisk applicatoin to attempt to recover the partition table.
[06:11] <histo> Wug: if that fails you may be stuck carving the files.
[06:11] <Wug> im running testdisk on it to see what it finds
[06:11] <dydzEz2_> mibr001 i did login in that black terminal, now my screen is just completely black
[06:11] <fuzai> http://pastie.org/6100717
[06:12] <histo> mibr001: let me see what's going on.
[06:12] <Wug> lets make an assumption: The partition is intact but free; the partition table entry is wrong but the partition data is completely intact
[06:12] <dydzEz2_> so whats that mean mibr001
[06:12] <histo> mibr001: I would try disabling the ppa's and updating
[06:12] <Wug> what specifically is the procedure for searching through the disk to find the beginning of the old partition
[06:12] <histo> Wug: The data is there even if it was moved it's still in the old location and the new one.
[06:13] <Wug> yep that's what I'm hoping for
[06:13] <histo> Wug: testdisk will search for the old partitioin table
[06:13] <Wug> testdisk is pretty far in and has not found it
[06:13] <histo> Wug: worst case like I say you will want to use the photorec application which comes with testdisk to carve your files to some external source.
[06:14] <zvacet> Wug: use test disk it will take time but probably you will get your partition table back
[06:14] <vinfu> hey all is there a basic guide that teaches how to do things like switching desktops
[06:14] <Wug> I suspect it may be confused by the fact that the partition table indicates that there is a partition there, taking up the whole space
[06:14] <histo> Wug: This is why you always backup before moving partitions and data around like this.
[06:14] <Wug> http://i.imgur.com/8NXRLmZ.png
[06:14] <Wug> dont remind me
[06:14] <histo> Wug: let it do it's thing
[06:14] <Wug> one thing is im not sure what "its thing" is
[06:15] <histo> !ppa-purge | mibr001
[06:15] <Wug> im doing what I think is a scan for any dropped partitions but im not sure if im using the scan which will work best on what I have
[06:15] <Wug> I dont think trying every option is a good idea
[06:15] <histo> Wug: You don't ahve to comit the changes
[06:15] <Wug> ok, that simplifies things
[06:16] <Tera_Giga_MegS> ubuntu phone not installing correctly on my Nexus 7 :(  ,Very dissapointed guys, you gave us false hope
[06:16] <histo> Wug: http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/420
[06:16] <histo> !phone | Tera_Giga_MegS
[06:17] <histo> !manual | vinfu
[06:17] <zvacet> Wug: read http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step
[06:18] <histo> Wug: if all else fails you can pay someone like me $250/hr to recover it. But your data probably isn't worth that.
[06:19] <Wug> histo: no, probably not
[06:20] <histo> Wug: data recover is expensive. You may get lucky with testdisk if not I'm sure photorec will recover plenty of files.
[06:20] <Wug> I can probably get it all back if I just use magic to copy out the 400GB or so of disk I know has the partition on it
[06:20] <Wug> ddrescue or something would do that ok
[06:21] <histo> Wug: the issue is the filesystem. You'd have to repair that.
[06:21] <Wug> then testdisk to find the partition in the nothing
[06:21] <Tera_Giga_MegS> always backup sensitive data on multiple drives, stored in different locations and encrypted
[06:21] <Wug> the filesystem of the copy is irreparably broken and I dont care about it, the original is probably intact somewhere
[06:21] <histo> Wug: after you did what you are suggesting. Like imaging the section of the drive.
[06:22] <histo> Wug: I dont' believe you could image a section of a drive and then mount it that way. But depending on the type of filesystem you may be able to recover parts of it. Like ext using inodes etc...
[06:22] <Wug> I wouldn't have to mount it, a block copy should do
[06:23] <histo> Wug: Either way the data is still there as long as you aren't still writing to the disk.
[06:23] <Wug> im not touching that partition
[06:23] <Wug> im using the other small ones in the front of the picture
[06:23] <histo> Wug: Good....  Block copy to what?
[06:23] <Wug> another hard drive maybe
[06:23] <Wug> got a 2TB for christmas, mostly empty
[06:24] <hatake> can help my how fix this plz http://dpaste.com/916486/
[06:25] <Wug> hatake: perhaps you meant to ask in #arch-linux ?
[06:26] <Wug> or #arch
[06:26] <CMN_> hi
[06:26] <Wug> whichever name the channel is
[06:26] <Wug> I know its around somewhere
[06:26] <histo> hatake: http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/420
[06:26] <hatake> on arch go to developer clonezilla :(
[06:26] <histo> hatake: sorry wrong link
[06:26] <hatake> but on ubuntu running
[06:26] <histo> hatake: http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/420
[06:27] <hatake> hmm
[06:27] <histo> stupid clipboard
[06:27] <histo> hatake: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Clonezilla_Server_Edition#Diskless_Remote_Boot_in_Linux_.28DRBL.29   There we go
[06:27] <hatake> histo, il try :)
[06:27] <loudaslife> How exactly can I tell if hardware acceleration is working? Graphics are slow, but I suppose it might be a different bottleneck.
[06:28] <goganchic> loudaslife: /usr/lib/nux/unity_support_test -p
[06:29] <badday> hi there, I get the error "open ttydev: No such file or directory" when I try to start a graphical session, however, /dev/ttydev exists. Does anybody know what the problem might be?
[06:29] <loudaslife> goganchic: I'm on xubuntu actually. Don't think I have unity.
[06:29] <hatake> histo, nic what is needed ubuntu server, for cloning, i just one eth0
[06:30] <histo> Wug: extundelete may be an option also.
[06:30] <goganchic> loudaslife: try glxinfo | grep direct
[06:30] <Wug> histo: unlikely
[06:30] <OerHeks> loudaslife, glxinfo | grep rendering
[06:30] <loudaslife> goganchic: glxinfo is not installed. should i install it?
[06:31] <goganchic> loudaslife: yep
[06:31] <crack> I would like to ask, I use the dpkg-deb -b xxx.deb command, said the terminal unable to open info file package
[06:31] <loudaslife> goganchic: "E: Unable to locate package glxinfo" Wat.
[06:32] <loudaslife> goganchic: wait, nvm, figured it out.
[06:32] <histo> badday: How are you trying to start a graphical session?
[06:32] <goganchic> loudaslife: sudo apt-get install mesa-utils
[06:33] <teslas_moustache> Using 12.04 with gnome. It's frozen up on me about 3 times today. have to do a cold shutdown. Any suggestions?
[06:33] <loudaslife> goganchic: "glxinfo: error while loading shared libraries: libGL.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
[06:33] <histo> teslas_moustache: memtest
[06:33] <histo> loudaslife: what video card are you using?
[06:34] <loudaslife> histo: AGP 3450
[06:34] <goganchic> loudaslife: what is the output of command ls /usr/lib/libGL* ?
[06:34] <histo> loudaslife: Not sure if unity test is availible in xubuntu so you'd have to use glxinfo from mesa-utils
[06:35] <loudaslife> goganchic: no such file or directory
[06:35] <badday> histo: it is a vnc session with xstartup like this: http://pastebin.com/wX3nYft4
[06:35] <teslas_moustache> thanks.
[06:35] <goganchic> loudaslife: and ls /usr/lib/fglrx/libGL* ?
[06:36] <histo> badday: is your user a member of the video group?
[06:36] <loudaslife> goganchic: same
[06:36] <histo> badday: sorry thinking of other distros
[06:36] <goganchic> loudaslife: ls /usr/lib32/mesa ?
[06:36] <histo> badday: can you user startx normally?
[06:37] <loudaslife> goganchic: same.
[06:37] <goganchic> loudaslife: find /usr -iname libGL.so.1
[06:38] <loudaslife> goganchic: nothing happened.
[06:39] <goganchic> loudaslife: ls /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/mesa/
[06:39] <histo> goganchic: I don't think he installed drivers appropriately.
[06:40] <loudaslife> goganchic: no file/directory
[06:40] <goganchic> histo: maybe
[06:40] <goganchic> loudaslife: what is you video card?
[06:40] <histo> goganchic: He's using a downgraded version of X on 12.10 with legacy ati drivers.
[06:40] <histo> goganchic: if he followed the instructions he was trying.
[06:41] <histo> goganchic: ati hd 3450
[06:41] <loudaslife> histo: I've gone through several iterations of various drivers, but i've purged them all out. I don't know if I did sucessfully downgrade x or not AGP 3450
[06:42] <histo> loudaslife: lspci | pastebinit
[06:42] <goganchic> loudaslife: did you tried this link http://askubuntu.com/questions/209876/upgraded-ubuntu-from-12-04-to-12-10-ati-radeon-hd-3450-catastrophe ?
[06:43] <Hiso-android> yo
[06:43] <Hiso-android> hi
[06:43] <MatthewL> Hi
[06:43] <bsv4o8> sup
[06:43] <loudaslife> goganchic: yes, and it didn't successfully install. http://pastebin.com/ZkfF0rJ5
[06:44] <Hiso-android> http://hdcmct.org/promotionlink.php?key=b67e26f063423da71f788c0e23b48c75
[06:44] <loudaslife> goganchic: and here is my lspci: http://pastebin.com/GCCSwFQa
[06:44] <wiggmpk> I need advise/reference for shrinking a RAID0 partition and reallocating the space to another RAID0 partition. Anyone with advise or a good reference site would be a tremendous help. I found some articles that are a bit out-dated (I am using ext4 btw)
[06:45] <Hiso-android> click it,tks^ω^
[06:46] <MatthewL> ¿What is the best irc server for Ubuntu?
[06:46] <histo> !best | MatthewL
[06:46] <zzxx> When I connect to a wireless access point, my computer shows up named as "ubuntu". I'm not sure where this computer name is coming from, but is there a way to change it?
[06:46] <histo> !hostname | zzxx
[06:48] <histo> wiggmpk: Have you tried gparted?
[06:48] <MatthewL> histo: where can I start learning about irc servers?
[06:49] <wiggmpk> histo: seems a bit obvious doesnt it... didnt think it would work with a softRAID setup
[06:49] <histo> MatthewL: You could search the software center or google?
[06:49] <Hiso-android> ubuntu-cn!
[06:49] <Hiso-android> i like it
[06:49] <nydel> MatthewL: read wikipedia & follow links. also there is a series called "BBS the documentary" which is a great history leading up to the social phenom. also try running an eggdrop bot &, if you're ambitious, setting up your own irc server.
[06:49] <histo> Hiso-android: /j #ubuntu-cn
[06:50] <histo> wiggmpk: I believe it does let me check
[06:50] <wiggmpk> histo: I can only see /dev/md0 which is my boot partition, im assuming because the other 2 raid partitions are mounted, they cant be manipulated?
[06:51] <MatthewL> histo: nydel: thanks!
[06:51] <zzxx> histo: ah, hostname, of course. Follow up question, in my  /etc/hosts file, there is localhost listed as 127.0.0.1 (as you would expect), but ubuntu is listed as 127.0.1.1. What is 127.0.1.1 all about? why not x.x.0.1
[06:51] <zzxx> ?\
[06:52] <histo> wiggmpk: Right they have to be unmounted
[06:52] <histo> wiggmpk: you'd have to use a livecd or usb
[06:52] <hatake> help
[06:52] <histo> zzxx: doesn't matter 127.xxx.xxx.xxx = localhost
[06:52] <MatthewL> nydel: I was thinking of setting one irc server up locally first...
[06:53] <hatake> where download stage3tarbal for ubuntu ?
[06:53] <zzxx> histo: ok. is there any reason at all for the different number?
[06:53] <histo> zzxx: I honestly don't know.
[06:53] <nydel> MatthewL: that is a great idea. you could set it up & connect to it yourself & just get a feel for what it is.
[06:53] <nydel> MatthewL: have you ever run a server or managed a webspace?
[06:53] <zzxx> histo: k thx
[06:55] <wiggmpk> zzxx: it's just another way to give your machine a FQDN, it will loopback regardless to your local machine, but instead of using localhost you could use whatever hostname you decide you want your machine to have.. 127.0.0.0/8 are all reserved for loopback
[06:55] <MatthewL> zzxx: I think 127.0.0.1 is for Localhost, and if other ips are needed, that's what happens?
[06:56] <wiggmpk> zzxx: in this case, im assuming the "name" of your computer is "ubuntu", or the Fully Qualified Domain Name of your machine is called "ubuntu" or localhost
[06:57] <MatthewL> nydel: No, but I'm renting vps space now.
[06:57] <MatthewL> I think it will be simpler in Ubuntu Debian
[06:58] <wiggmpk> histo: thanks man, I'm excited to have a GUI option available.. would hate to screw up my system without having to use "links" to ASCII google lol
[06:58] <badday> histo: quite sure, lxde can be started successfully
[06:59] <MatthewL> wiggmpk: good advice!
[07:00] <ejv> running your own irc server can be a great exercise, but there are plenty of networks available to most likely handle your needs, including of course, freenode
[07:00] <wiggmpk> MatthewL: thanks =)
[07:01] <MatthewL> ejv: yes, you're right. I think it would be still geek cool to say you run your own irc server though.  That what I'm mainly after.
[07:01] <r0b-> is it a good or bad idea to install Linux Kernel 3.5 on Ubuntu 10.04?
[07:02] <ejv> ask yourself, what am I gaining by jumping to 3.5? if you can't answer that, don't.
[07:03] <histo> badday: So the issue is the way you are starting X
[07:03] <aeon-ltd> r0b-: what's the current one?
[07:03] <badday> histo: can u explain that a little bit, please?
[07:04] <MatthewL> ejv: I'm also wondering about how chat bots are put together
[07:04] <r0b-> :P aeon-ltd i already did it.
[07:04] <ejv> aeon-ltd: 2.6.32.FOO give or take
[07:04] <aeon-ltd> wow ubuntu's far behind
[07:06] <ejv> um no. that's for a 10.04 LTS. it's typical to freeze/stabilize packages like that. it's not "far" behind. that release is from 2010.
[07:06] <tolet> hmm
[07:07] <tolet> anybody home
[07:07] <ejv> MatthewL: that's outside of the scope of support this channel provides, #ubuntu-offtopic is a better place for that
[07:08] <MatthewL> ejv: y, you're right. Thanks for the info every one. Good night.
[07:08] <unheeding> nobody home!
[07:08] <unheeding> i just watched the pirate bay documentary
[07:09] <unheeding> spoiler: one of the guys is seen booting up ubuntu
[07:09] <tolet> lol
[07:09] <vinfu> so i am reading about ppa's do they come from trusted sources?
[07:10] <unheeding> yes and no
[07:10] <unheeding> they are signed with their own keys
[07:10] <unheeding> but it's not like they come from canonical
[07:11] <bsv4o8> this may be an off topic subject, but is it ok to put a laptop to suspension every night to resume, the next day, rather than hibernate... does it affect the machine or battery negatively  in any way? what do you guys think?
[07:12] <badday> histo: fixed it, sorry, stupid mistake
[07:12] <IsoaSFlus>  这里有华人么？
[07:12] <unheeding> bsv4o8: it shouldn't harm the battery at all.
[07:12] <ejv> !cn
[07:13] <unheeding> i do it every night instead of hibernating
[07:13] <unheeding> i don't even have hibernation enabled
[07:13] <IsoaSFlus> sorry,i just....
[07:13] <bsv4o8> yea i think hibernation is disabled by default
[07:13] <bsv4o8> from what i read
[07:13] <wiggmpk> histo: quick question, I have my swap partition on a RAID0 as well, if I shrink that partition will I need to change anything else? will it screw up suspend? not that it works anyway
[07:14] <dydzEz2_> when you update ubuntu through the gui updater, it automatically does "apt-get update" beforehand right
[07:14] <wiggmpk> dydzEz2_: you mean the "check" button?
[07:15] <dydzEz2_> i just reinstall xubuntu and theres that like little icons saying software updates
[07:15] <dydzEz2_> if i click it will it update all the stuff beforehand
[07:15] <TakeItEZ> bsv4o8: hibernation is default because it dosn't rely on your battery charge, the system always will be in a consistent state, even if the battery charge drops down to 0.
[07:15] <OerHeks> dydzEz2_, when a notification pops up, you have the fresh lists like apt-get update does
[07:16] <wiggmpk> dydzEz2_: i never used xubuntu, but if the Update Manager is the same, clicking "Check" will check the repositories for updating packages, yes..
[07:16] <bsv4o8> i see
[07:17] <tolet> hmm
[07:17] <tolet> i need help
[07:17] <imbacksluts> I want to get in on U at the ground level but the lack of wifi drivers in the wubi install has made that an impossibility
[07:17] <dydzEz2_> how long does it take for you guys to do sudo apt-get update
[07:17] <dydzEz2_> its taking me a while for some reason, i remember it faster
[07:17] <Ben64> dydzEz2_: real	0m12.232s
[07:18] <OerHeks> dydzEz2_, change mirror
[07:18] <Ben64> i have lots of ppas
[07:18] <wiggmpk> dydzEz2_: thats pretty situational.. internet speed, which repositories you are using.. etc
[07:18] <dydzEz2_> oh wow i know whats causing the black screen
[07:18] <dydzEz2_> i installed xubuntu and on ctrl+alt+f7 aka regular login screen it went black
[07:18] <dydzEz2_> after installing xubuntu restricted extras
[07:19] <wiggmpk> dydzEz2_: are you using proprietary drivers? like nvidia?
[07:19] <dydzEz2_> no
[07:19] <dydzEz2_> i have intel hd 4000
[07:19] <dydzEz2_> i have a thinkpad x1 carbon
[07:22] <dydzEz2_> im removing restricted extras to see if ctrl+alt+f7 regular login screen will worik now
[07:24] <dydzEz2_> nope
[07:24] <wiggmpk> dydzEz2_: i dont think thats really going to work mate... the restricted extras pacakge is just a package that will install other pacakges.. so removing that package wont get rid of the extra things installed
[07:24] <wiggmpk> and im sure there is a word to describe what type of package that is considered, but I dunno what it is lol
[07:25] <OerHeks> metapackage
[07:25] <wiggmpk> thanks OerHeks
[07:26] <OerHeks> i never tried to remove restricted extra's
[07:28] <wiggmpk> dydzEz2_: you can take a look in /var/log/Xorg.0.log to see what driver is being used.. you can try and edit the xorg.conf file to use the VESA driver and see if you can get your login back
[07:30] <alice_> hello, I have a problem with a vps with 2.6.18 kernel. Somebody tried to update to precise and now I cant to anything with apt anymore. the error is apt-get: /lib/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.14' not found (required by /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6)
[07:34] <wiggmpk> alice_: what version of glibc do you have installed on your system now?
[07:36] <alice_> wiggmpk: trying to find out
[07:36] <wiggmpk> alice_: "ldd --version" in a terminal
[07:36] <iceroot> alice_: dpkg -l libc6
[07:37] <alice_> 2.11.1-0ubuntu7.11
[07:37] <iceroot> ii  libc6                              2.15-0ubuntu10.3                   Embedded GNU C Library: Shared libraries
[07:37] <wiggmpk> iceroot: or that lol
[07:37] <iceroot> that is the 12.04 version
[07:37] <iceroot> alice_: what is the output of "cat /etc/issue"
[07:38] <alice_> Ubuntu 10.04.4 LTS \n \l
[07:38] <wiggmpk> alice_: well whatever your trying to run was compiled with version 2.14, so you need to use that version or re-compile it for 2.15
[07:38] <aLper> aboudreault AbyssOne acrocity AGoodName akSeya Akuma aladilas AlanBell Antiga antimon AntiMeta arand
[07:38] <vinfu> can ppa sources be trusted
[07:38] <iceroot> alice_: uname -r
[07:38] <alice_> wiggmpk: I can not change kernel as I dont own the host
[07:39] <alice_> iceroot: 2.6.18-238.19.1.el5.028stab092.2
[07:39] <iceroot> alice_: so your system and kernel is still the old one but you are starting something which needs a newer glibc
[07:39] <nodie> hi
[07:39] <alice_> and I can not use any apt command atm
[07:39] <nodie> I've ubuntu 12.10 and I see references in many places to add-apt-repository, but I don't have in my system
[07:40] <nodie> and after installing python-software-properties the command is still missing
[07:40] <nodie> which package should I install to get it?
[07:40] <iceroot> nodie: ls -l /usr/bin/add-apt-repository
[07:40] <iceroot> alice_: how was the update done?
[07:40] <nodie> ls: cannot access /usr/bin/add-apt-repository: No such file or directory
[07:41] <vinfu> lol
[07:41] <iceroot> nodie: dpkg -l python-software-properties
[07:41] <alice_> here is a paste with the output from the above commands
[07:41] <alice_> http://pastie.org/6100981
[07:41] <nodie> ii  python-software-properties                         0.92.9                         all                            manage the repositories that you install software from
[07:41] <alice_> iceroot: I dont know :/
[07:42] <iceroot> alice_: dpkg --print-architecture
[07:42] <iceroot> nodie: cat /etc/issue
[07:43] <alice_> iceroot: amd64
[07:43] <nodie> Ubuntu 12.10 \n \l
[07:43] <nodie> I'm not lying :)
[07:44] <iceroot> nodie: dpkg -L dpkg python-software-properties | grep add     does it show binaries in /usr/bin/?
[07:45] <iceroot> alice_: sorry dont have an idea then
[07:45] <nodie> iceroot, shows nothing
[07:45] <iceroot> !info libc6 lucid
[07:46] <iceroot> nodie: apt-cache policy  python-software-properties
[07:46] <nodie> !apt-cache policy  python-software-properties
[07:46] <nodie> he
[07:47] <helmut_> hi
[07:47] <iceroot> nodie: as it seems your package does not install it to /usr/bin/ because the grep command is showing nothing. i am not sure if there are differences in the 12.10 package. on the 12.04 package its using /usr/bin
[07:47] <nodie> iceroot, http://pastebin.com/H1DLc2fz
[07:48] <iceroot> could someone on 12.10 please paste the output of dpkg -L dpkg python-software-properties
[07:48] <iceroot> could someone on 12.10 please paste the output of dpkg -L python-software-properties
[07:48] <nodie> aaarg "As far as I've seen from the description of this bug apt-add-repository is moved from python-software-properties to the software-properties-common package."
[07:48] <iceroot> nodie: please remove the dpkg from my command and rerun it
[07:49] <nodie> iceroot, I removed the second dpkg ;)
[07:49] <iceroot> nodie: great :)
[07:49] <iceroot> !find /usr/bin/add-apt-repository
[07:50] <iceroot> nodie: here we go :)
[07:50] <hawkal> Is there a way to make a win7 bootable usb in ubuntu?
[07:50] <mrintel> yes hawk
[07:50] <mrintel> check out unetbootin
[07:50] <alice_> I m can not install libc6 2.15 with the kernel I have :/
[07:50] <iceroot> nodie: as you said, it was changed in 12.10
[07:51] <hawkal> Does it work with windows?
[07:51] <nodie> iceroot, yeap installing this package solve the problem :D
[07:51] <mrintel> Yes
[07:51] <alice_> so I have to reinstall ubuntu from scratch with lucid
[07:51] <iceroot> nodie: i thought its installed by default
[07:51] <hawkal> excellent thank you mrintel
[07:51] <vinfu> can ppa sources be trusted
[07:52] <iceroot> vinfu: no
[07:52] <aeon-ltd> vinfu: that varies per ppa, but then again can you trust anything?
[07:52] <mrintel> no problem :) I was surprised I could help someone, I came for help myself
[07:52] <iceroot> vinfu: everyone can create a ppa and they are not supported here
[07:52] <vinfu> yeah i trust ubuntu, thats kinda where idraw the line
[07:53] <histo> alice_: can't you restart and boot a newer kernel?
[07:53] <histo> vinfu: no
[07:53] <histo> vinfu: depends on what you consider trust though.
[07:53] <histo> !ppa | vinfu
[07:54] <vinfu> you technically cannot trust the framebuffer on your gfx card,
[07:54] <histo> vinfu: I guess the proper way would be to just build the package yourself. Then you don't ahve to worry about it. But you'd still avhe to trust the packages source.
[07:55] <vinfu> im just gettin java and opting for oracles version
[07:56] <wiggmpk> vinfu: ppa-purge can save your life =P
[07:56] <histo> vinfu: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/05/the-evolution-of-the-personal-package-archive-system
[07:56] <nodie> thanks iceroot!
[07:57] <BeLeKy> aweeeeeeeeeeeee
[07:57] <schmodd> hi, im running 12.10 with unity - it used to be that if i click on an open program on the jump list that i will move to the desktop that program runs on ... anyone knows which compiz settings are responsible for that?
[07:59] <izx> How do i fix this error?? >> "Error setting value: Can't overwrite existing read-only value: Value for `/desktop/gnome/background/picture_filename' set in a read-only source at the front of your configuration path" ??
[08:03] <user> !ppa-purge
[08:04] <Shiva_> hey everybody. anybody there knows how to use hotspot shield vpn on ubuntu?
[08:04] <alice_> histo: no, I can restart but I can not change the kernel. This is a vps virtual machine and I share the kernel with host I dont control
[08:04] <Shiva_> totally its hard to set up vpn on ubnuntu  need help with that
[08:05] <alice_> I saw a ppa that would remove the unneeded dependecy to the kernel so I could install libc6 2.15 anyway, but cant apply it
[08:07] <alice_> no idea why dpkg -i --no-force-all libc6_2.15-0ubuntu10.2_amd64.deb  still fails with "requires kernel version ..."
[08:08] <bekks> alice_: Because you are lacking that kernel version, apparently?
[08:08] <histo> alice_: yuck that's a really old kernel
[08:08] <alice_> bekks: should --no-force tell dpkg to ignore that dependency?
[08:08] <histo> !vpn | Shiva_
[08:08] <bekks> histo: libc isnt a kernel ;)
[08:09] <bekks> alice_: You cant ignore a dpendendy which will break your system when ignored.
[08:09] <Shiva_> anybody there knows how i can set up hotspot shield on ubuntu? I don't know how i can find its host ip
[08:09] <gridwest_user> does there exist a windows like "paint brush" plugin for gimp
[08:09] <alice_> s/vpn/vps
[08:09] <Shiva_> Im connect through windows but since Its using a vpn client I don't know the server
[08:10] <Shiva_> is there any command to show the vpn host that im connect to?
[08:10] <bekks> alice_: So which kernel version are you running?
[08:11] <carli2> hi
[08:11] <carli2> is there a touch friendly pdf viewer for ubuntu?
[08:12] <alice_> bekks: 2.6.18
[08:13] <atlef> carli2, chrome is supposed to have that built in
[08:13] <bekks> alice_: That kernel is too old for libc6 2.15
[08:13] <carli2> atlef: but chrome is a browser.
[08:13] <alice_> bekks: why?
[08:14] <bekks> alice_: Because of ABI changes.
[08:14] <Phryq> heya
[08:14] <atlef> carli2, i know, looking it up now
[08:14] <atlef> http://alternativeto.net/software/chrome-pdf-viewer-plug-in/about/
[08:15] <alice_> bekks: for some reason now the whole system seems to depend on libc6 2.14 and without it I can only reinstall
[08:16] <alice_> (wich I cant because I didnt find a way in the webinterface to install image :(
[08:16] <alice_> vps is complicated
[08:17] <bekks> alice_: On your VPS, you can only install whats offered, not what you want.
[08:18] <alice_> bekks: yep. and especialy not ubuntu precise :)
[08:18] <bekks> alice_: Then you have to beat up your ISP :)
[08:19] <hatake> help http://dpaste.com/916533/
[08:19] <alice_> ticket sent. best I can hope for is probably a reflash to lucid
[08:19] <hatake> use this tutorial https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[08:21] <histo> hatake: because you are using mnt you probably want /mnt
[08:21] <histo> hatake: or you need to be int he proper directory
[08:22] <hatake> step by step https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[08:22] <histo> hatake: did you do the first two steps?
[08:22] <histo> hatake: mkdir mnt
[08:22] <hatake> yes already on tutorial
[08:23] <histo> hatake: alright are their files in extract-cd directory now?
[08:23] <hatake> histo, yes
[08:23] <atlef> !sound
[08:24] <histo> hatake: okay well that tutorial is old. There probably isn't a mnt/casper/filesystem.squashfs   You'd ahve to look in mnt/casper   and see what the name of the sqaush file is.
[08:25] <hatake> hmm
[08:27] <hatake> histo, how to fix
[08:27] <hatake> histo, i dont see dir casper
[08:28] <brady2600> is it possible to have a vpn set up so that i can have two browsers, one that uses the vpn, one that doesn't use the vpn?
[08:28] <histo> hatake: What iso are you using?
[08:29] <kepler> brady2600: what are you trying to do?
[08:29] <histo> hatake: http://askubuntu.com/questions/48535/how-to-customize-live-ubuntu-cd
[08:30] <histo> brady2600: You could do that with ssh tunnels
[08:30] <brady2600> i like using my vpn, but sometimes i would like a browser that is not using the vpn, i would think my description would explain what im trying to do
[08:30] <hatake> histo, http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/precise/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/mini.iso
[08:31] <gridwest_user> does anyone know if pidgin supports VOIP
[08:31] <brady2600> how would i do that with an ssh tunnel histo:
[08:32] <kepler> brady2600: the browser isn't "using" the vpn, the vpn is an interface, like eth0 (tun0)
[08:32] <kepler> so traffic flows through one or the other, or both, if split tunnel
[08:33] <hatake> histo, this step eror mount: /tmp/livecd/casper/filesystem.squashfs: failed to setup loop device: No such file or directory
[08:35] <zz> hi
[08:36] <histo> hatake: yes can you cd /tmp/livecd/casper  what files are in there?
[08:36] <histo> brady2600: you create your ssh tunnel and then launch your browser with the proxy option from command line.
[08:36] <hatake> histo, no file on casper
[08:36] <hatake> no file casper
[08:36] <histo> hatake: Then that's your problem.
[08:37] <histo> hatake: THOSE INSTRUCTIONS are old for the last time.
[08:37] <zz> hi
[08:37] <histo> hatake: You are using the mini.iso?
[08:37] <hatake> yes
[08:37] <zz> can any help me
[08:37] <histo> hatake: There is no squash.fs on the mini.iso. What exactly are you trying to accomplish?
[08:38] <histo> !ask | zz
[08:38] <hatake> on now change iso
[08:38] <hatake> now il tryng ubuntu server 12.04
[08:38] <histo> brady2600: hak5 has some great info on youtube aobut ssh tunnels. If you man firefox  or chromium it will show you the options you need to configure the proxy at command line.
[08:39] <histo> hatake: no those directions are for the desktop iso
[08:39] <histo> hatake: Why are you trying to make a custom iso in the first place?
[08:41] <zz> I wiped Windows and two now fully works on ubuntu .... I want to try other types of Linux, but everything I put DVDs for any other system installation is not?Is there a way?
[08:43] <histo> zz: Do you want to try asking again in english.
[08:44] <zz> ok
[08:44] <zz> sorry histo i am new
[08:45] <histo> zz: Do you speak another language natively?
[08:45] <histo> zz: Your question makes absolutely no sense
[08:45] <zz> arabic
[08:45] <zz> i setap ubuntu 12.10 32bit
[08:45] <zz> ok
[08:46] <zz> i wana delate it to setap anther linux
[08:46] <hatake> histo, damn ubuntu server iso same mount: /tmp/livecd1/casper/filesystem.squashfs: failed to setup loop device: No such file or directory
[08:46] <zz> how?
[08:46] <histo> !arabic | zz
[08:46] <zz> arabic bad in any thing
[08:46] <zz> i wana learn from english pepale
[08:46] <histo> hatake: As I said you would need the desktop iso. It has casper.  Why are you trying to customize the iso's in the first place. Perhaps you don't have to use the method you are trying.
[08:47] <histo> zz: Okay well then install the other linux distro. I don't see how that is a ubuntu related question.
[08:47] <sophie_> hello
[08:47] <sophie_> can somebody help me
[08:48] <sophie_> i have a probleme with my m-audio
[08:48] <zz> i tray put the dvd do not start setap
[08:48] <histo> zz: You have to boot to the dvd
[08:48] <histo> zz: What distro are you trying to install now?
[08:48] <sophie_> my ubuntu don't recognise
[08:48] <sophie_> my m-audio
[08:49] <zz> how i just put the dvd like the frest time with ubuntu
[08:49] <histo> sophie_: what is m-audio?
[08:49] <sophie_> sound card extern
[08:49] <histo> zz: yes
[08:49] <zz> fdra 18 live kid
[08:49] <zz> fedra
[08:49] <histo> zz: okay well join #fedora then
[08:49] <zz> i burn it in macbook
[08:50] <sophie_> i 've tried "sudo modprobe snd-usb-audio
[08:50] <zz> ok......start to learn
[08:50] <zz> brb thanks
[08:50] <gunn> installing ubuntu 12.04 + Windows7 dual boot. with hard drive >2TB  in size. Help with HOW TO USE GPT partition ???? PLEASEEEEEEEEEE
[08:52] <histo> sophie_: is lsusb showing the device? and look in dmesg when you insert it to see any relevant messages
[08:53] <histo> !gpt | gunn
[08:53] <gunn> YES
[08:53] <histo> gunn: Sorry I was trying to trigger ubottu but aparently there is no trigger like that.
[08:54] <gunn> I installed windows7 and now when I tried to install Ubuntu but it says I exceed ms-dos stuffs above 2TB
[08:54] <histo> gunn: When does it say that?
[08:54] <sophie_> histo : it doesn't show me the m-audio
[08:55] <sophie_> i think that i have to mount the device
[08:55] <gunn> at the point when I make PARTITION FOR installing UBUNTU on the location "/"
[08:55] <gunn> it simply doesn't allow me to create partition
[08:55] <histo> sophie_: what doesn't show you?
[08:56] <histo> gunn: So you are manually adding partitions?
[08:56] <gunn> yes
[08:56] <gunn> but only SWAP and "/"
[08:56] <histo> gunn: Then use gparted to create the partitions you want.
[08:57] <histo> gunn: What version of ubuntu are you trying to install btw?
[08:57] <sophie_> histo : it doesn't show me the m-audio connected by usb
[08:57] <gunn> UBUNTU 12.04
[08:57] <gunn> LTS version
[08:57] <histo> sophie_: What are you expecting to show it to you?
[08:57] <sophie_> histo : my problem is : my ubuntu don't recognize my m-audio
[08:58] <sophie_> and i want to force it to recognize my m-audio
[08:58] <zz> histo fedora chanel kick me out loool
[08:58] <histo> sophie_: I understand that. What are you running that doesn't show it to you?
[08:59] <histo> zz: Your questions aren't related to ubuntu. Sorry you'll ahve to ask the fedora people. Most likely your disk was burned improperly.
[08:59] <histo> sophie_: Does lsusb  show that the m-audio device is there?
[08:59] <taherAbdo> hi there
[08:59] <sophie_> histo : no
[08:59]  * histo slams head against wall over and over
[08:59] <histo> sophie_: Is it a usb device?
[08:59] <sophie_> histo : yes
[08:59] <taherAbdo> i have a problem in installing jdk on my 12.10 ubnutu
[09:00] <gunn> histo: UBUNTU 12.04 LTS version
[09:00] <sophie_> histo : i think that i have to mount it
[09:00] <histo> gunn: gotcha. This shouldn't be an issue. If it is then create the partitions with another tool like gparted and finish the installer after.
[09:00] <zz> ok histo .... who can i delete ubuntu 12.10 and situp it again from my dvd ?
[09:00] <histo> sophie_: Isn't it a sound card?
[09:01] <histo> !install | zz
[09:01] <sophie_> histo : yes
[09:01] <histo> sophie_: You don't mount sound cards you mount block devices like hard drives.
[09:01] <taherAbdo> after i do every thing to install it .... shell says again that jdk and jre are not installed ........ any help?
[09:01] <histo> sophie_: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && lsusb | pastebinit
[09:01] <sophie_> histo : hard drive ?
[09:02] <histo> sophie_: please give me the link that command outputs
[09:02] <histo> sophie_: Yeah that thing that all your files are on.
[09:02] <histo> is a hard drive
[09:02] <zz> i installed ubuntu but when i wana reinstaled from the dvd it do nothing and start  ubuntu normally??
[09:03] <gunn> histo: okay, I tried this using GParted from live CD of ubuntu, when I choose partition table GPT, it says that anything on DRIVE will be lost. But I have installed windows7. Does it mean that I have to install windows 7 on later again ?
[09:03] <histo> zz: Then change your bios settings to boot to the dvd before the hard disk
[09:03] <histo> gunn: no. I believe you are seeing a warning that if you repartition your drive your data will be lost.
[09:03] <zz> how can i do that mr hist?
[09:04] <histo> gunn: if you merely create a partitoin in free space it shouldn't touch your other data.
[09:04] <histo> zz: The same way you did it to install ubuntu
[09:04] <zz> can you put tube link
[09:04] <histo> !install > zz
[09:04] <zz> its didnt work the same first one
[09:04] <gunn> histo: okay, let me give a try this way ! I am online, will write you whatever happens :)...thanks
[09:05] <zz> frist one i have widndows 7 but i delete it
[09:05] <histo> gunn: Don't save the changes if it wants to delete windows 7 partition
[09:05] <zz> ok
[09:05] <auronandace> gunn: you don't create a new partition table, you create a new partition
[09:05] <histo> zz: press F12 repeatedly while your system is booting and select boot from dvd
[09:06] <BWMerlin> can someone explain what back porting is to me please?
[09:06] <gunn> auronandace: thanks, I will consider your advice too :)
[09:06] <auronandace> !backport | BWMerlin
[09:07] <X-Scorpion> Can anyone please help me (How to join Ubuntu to Windows Domain)?
[09:07] <auronandace> !samba | X-Scorpion
[09:08] <BWMerlin> auronandace: thanks for the link
[09:12] <gunn> histo & auronandace: I get ERROR: "partition length of 6765678765 exceeds the msdos-partition-table-imposed maximum size of 4284637484"
[09:13] <serp_> maximum size is 4 GB
[09:13] <serp_> dont exceed it
[09:15] <gunn> serp_ : well I have 4TB of storage and I want to have 500 GB on windows7 and rest on Ubuntu 12.04
[09:15] <aeon-ltd> gunn: are you willing to learn a lot about linux?
[09:16] <gunn> aeon-ltd: my work is mostly with LINUX
[09:16] <Sianide> Are there non-smartphone drivers for ubuntu?
[09:17] <aeon-ltd> gunn: if you are, a set up of ntfs[win7] / /home /swap maybe more ideal than 2 large partitions
[09:18] <auronandace> Sianide: the linux kernel has the drivers, there are a lot of drivers besides those for smartphones
[09:19] <histo> gunn: Is it possible that windows 7 used ms dos partition table and not GPT?
[09:19] <auronandace> Sianide: a lot more people can help you in the channel
[09:20] <Sianide> I have an lg revere phone and ubuntu just charges it doens't mount it or anything
[09:20] <histo> gunn: That's the problem
[09:21] <gunn> histo: yes, W7 used ms-dos partition and not GPT ! well I can delete W7 since I have nothing to loose there
[09:21] <histo> gunn: Windows 7 installer defaults to MSMOS
[09:21] <histo> gunn: s/MSMOS/MSDOS
[09:21] <histo> gunn: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-windows_install/how-to-clean-install-windows-7-professional-64-bit/c052117c-8faa-4b5b-bd31-30bb9b21a0eb
[09:21] <Sianide> Windows just gives me an option to install it as a modem but i want to be able to use bitpim with it
[09:21] <Sianide> haven't tried bitpim on windows
[09:22] <histo> Sianide: What type of phone?
[09:22] <Sianide> LG
[09:22] <Sianide> not android or ios
[09:22] <Sianide> just a prepaid phone from walmart if that helps :S
[09:22] <Sianide> its using a java os i believe
[09:23] <histo> Sianide: Is it a cdma phone?
[09:23] <Sianide> yes
[09:24] <histo> Sianide: Well bitpim on linux requires a lot of configuration.
[09:25] <histo> Sianide: http://tuxtweaks.com/2009/03/install-your-own-ringtones-with-ubuntu-and-bitpim/  This is old, You may be able to find newer instructions or read the documentation with bitpim
[09:25] <Sianide> thank you i'll look into that
[09:33] <Dolev> :D-/-<
[09:34] <Sianide> Is there any other way to view the contents of a phone maybe something like cdma ws?
[09:36] <ol> hi
[09:37] <apb1963_> Hello
[09:38] <ol> apb1963
[09:39] <apb1963_> What is the ubuntu way of starting and stopping mysqld ?  i would of expected "service mysqld <start/stop/restart>" but apparently it's not a service.  It's run out of  /etc/init ...   I looked at upstart and initctl but I'm not sure either is what I want.
[09:39] <TakeItEZ> apb1963_: service mysql start/stop    without "d"
[09:39] <apb1963_> oh :)
[09:39] <apb1963_> silly me
[09:39] <apb1963_> thank you
[09:40] <apb1963_> it says "stop/waiting" ??
[09:40] <TheLordOfTime> apb1963_, that's normal
[09:40] <TheLordOfTime> apb1963_, if you just ran stop, that's normal output
[09:40] <apb1963_> ok
[09:41] <apb1963_> thank yoiui
[09:41] <apb1963_> g/i/d
[09:43] <apb1963_> does anyone else use file completion?
[09:43] <apb1963_> seems kind of buggy
[09:44] <sophie_> histo : my system is Ubuntu 11.04 (natty)
[09:44] <SoulRaven> hello
[09:45] <SoulRaven> anybody knows hot to install a pdf digital certificate server?
[09:46] <SoulRaven> i found that pdf reader, can digitaly sign document using also a certificate server, and i am intrested to install something like this for my company where i work
[09:46] <SoulRaven> but i don't know any server for that
[09:46] <gunn> histo: I am confused with UEFI + GPT stuffs ....what should I install first ? WINDOWS7 or Ubuntu ? If I install ubuntu, then I can create GPT partition I guess but recommendation is to install W7 first
[09:49] <SoulRaven> is called also, romaning ID
[09:49] <Adeeb> Can someone please help --- How to block people from using LinuxDc++ from my computer using the Firewall?
[09:50] <Tes> 新年快乐！everyone！
[09:51] <kepler> Adeeb: why not just remove the software?
[09:53] <Adeeb> Becuase I also do occasionally use it --- I just want a way to block it, i'll temp. unblock for me to use!
[09:57] <n2deep> hey can someone help me change the default behavior of GRUB2 on 12.04?
[09:58] <n2deep> everytime my machine does an unclean shutdown, an fsck happens, and then the machine reboots
[09:58] <n2deep> when it reboots after the fsck the grub prompt just sits there watinig for me to press enter
[09:59] <n2deep> as far as I know 10.04 did not do this. How do I get grub2 to ALWAYS do my standard 3 second timeout
[10:03] <OerHeks> n2deep, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Timed_Display
[10:03] <vince_> Hello folks
[10:04] <vince_> I could use a little help here.
[10:04] <vince_> Do you guys know how to open a folder with a app on raring ? The menu "open with" has gone :(
[10:05] <vince_> I used to be able to open folders with Audacious or VLC
[10:05] <n2deep> OerHeks: thanks so much
[10:05] <n2deep> OerHeks: I think this is what I'm looking for which is on that same page:
[10:05] <gunn> HELP PLEASEEEEEEE: Ubuntu + W7 dual boot with 4 TB. I need to use UEFI + GPT but confused. HOW DO I START ????
[10:05] <n2deep> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Last_Boot_Failed_or_Boot_into_Recovery_Mode
[10:07] <n2deep> gunn:I would create a small boot partiton, something like 200MB-500MB mount it on /boot
[10:07] <n2deep> though you probably don't need to do that anymore, it wont hurt
[10:08] <gunn> n2deep: yeah, but it doesn't allow me even to CREATE the partion like "/" or "/home" or "/boot"
[10:08] <the_drow> is there a way to download build-essential and all the dependencies from windows?
[10:08] <vince_> Is there a specific channel for 13.04 ?
[10:09] <gunn> I already have installed W7 and all I can do is create SWAP partition
[10:09] <gunn> ;(
[10:09] <the_drow> I need to do this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/139632/wireless-card-realtek-rtl8723ae-bt-is-not-recognized and I got no ethernet connection
[10:10] <the_drow> I know I have this: http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/build-essential but do I need to dl all the dependencies manually
[10:11] <the_drow> I can vagrant up a machine and use apt-get if needed
[10:12] <vince_> Man. Life is tough. I need to make a choice between a crippled nautilus on Unity and G3, a bloated KDE, a cinnamon that doesn't work with ati drivers.
[10:12] <izx> How do i fix this erro ?? >> Error setting value: Can't overwrite existing read-only value: Value for `/desktop/gnome/background/picture_filename' set in a read-only source at the front of your configuration path
[10:12] <vince_> :'(
[10:14] <vince_> Is there an official channel for 13.04 please, you guys seem to be asleep.
[10:14] <TakeItEZ> !ringtail
[10:14] <vince_> Cheers :)
[10:17] <the_drow> also, apt-get download does not resolve dependencies. what should I do guys?
[10:22] <tux__> using BCM4313 on new acer 725, wifi is REALLY slow
[10:22] <dedunu> I want a help I want to know developer mentor IRC
[10:22] <dedunu> tag
[10:25] <vince_> Gnome developpers are out of their minds. Alright, I said it.
[10:26] <izx> Does Ubuntu 12.04.1 has gnome-classic??
[10:29] <vince_> izx I believe it does
[10:29] <dedunu> by default it don't have
[10:29] <trap24> guys, I'm having a very strange problem. There are 2 wifi routers in my apartment. If I connect my wireless lan to 1. I am getting all those images and css in youtube & facebook. but if I use the another 1, It fails to load
[10:29] <dedunu> you have to u install GNOME
[10:29] <vince_> On the login screen, below your name, there should be a "cog". Click on it, select gnome classic and there you go.
[10:30] <trap24> it goes fine under windows
[10:30] <trap24> i've tried all the browsers too in ubuntu
[10:30] <trap24> the problem seems to be around router. no firewall or anything. because, all other computers render good
[10:30] <dedunu> @trap have u installed any proxies
[10:30] <tux__> using BCM4313 on new acer 725, wifi is REALLY slow
[10:31] <n2deep> izx: you might need to install a package called gnome-panel
[10:31] <trap24> dedunu: nope
[10:31] <dedunu> @izx by dufualt ubuntu and ubunu 2d is the only thing in switch if you need you have to install GNOME
[10:31] <joe60> hello
[10:31] <dedunu> hi joe
[10:32] <joe60> I installed ubuntu 12.04, I have problem: the system does not detect the printer as I do?
[10:32] <joe60> clicking on the program gnome-control-center tells me no local printers detected, the printer is connected in parallel
[10:32] <trap24> dedunu: where should the problem lie ?
[10:32] <Marlinc> Is there a channel to help with Ubuntu integration into applications?
[10:32] <ubuntu__> how to start hud in 12.04 lts
[10:33] <Marlinc> The HUD as in the new menu stuff?
[10:33] <Marlinc> alt
[10:33] <dedunu> trap24 i'm thinking
[10:33] <Marlinc> Left alt on my keyboard
[10:33] <Guest47921> by alt the result is "hud is not connected"
[10:34] <dedunu> trap24
[10:34] <dedunu> trap24 i had same issue because of a proxy
[10:34] <trap24> trap24: yes yes
[10:34] <dedunu> then  i uninstalled proxy
[10:34] <dedunu> problem went off
[10:34] <trap24> dedunu: proxy is none is system wide
[10:35] <trap24> dedunu: just the routers, they have web based cp @ 192.168.0.1
[10:36] <trap24> dedunu: do you mean that those 2 routers have inbuilt proxy settings
[10:37] <trap24> one of which matches to what i need in my computer and renders good
[10:37] <trap24> the other fails ?
[10:37] <joe60> I installed ubuntu 12.04, I have problem: the system does not detect the printer as I do?  clicking on the program gnome-control-center tells me no local printers detected, the printer is connected in parallel
[10:40] <wujie> happy new year
[10:41] <erby> after entering the user password in lightdm and pressing enter, my screen goes black for a second and brings me back to lightdm. This is happening on Ubuntu 12.10. Which log files should i look out for?
[10:41] <erby> The guest session works fine. I already removed .config/monitors.xml and .config/compiz-1 without success
[10:47] <mettiu> ciao, come faccio a vedere i dvd da un dvd su ubuntu? quando inserisco il dvd ubuntu non fa niente, non apre nessuna finestra, provo a entrare da nautilus ma niente non vede nessun dvd
[10:49] <brontosaurusrex> mettiu, it used to be that you had to install some extras, dunno about now, and speak ingluoso please, or
[10:49] <brontosaurusrex> !it
[10:53] <mettiuok_> ciao come faccio a vedere un dvd su ubuntu ? quando inserisco il dvd nel lettore non parte nulla
[10:54] <rigo> hi
[10:54] <CodeGnome> I'm trying to figure out where the new Online Accounts feature is storing it's passwords. The Privacy Policy saus "Ubuntu Online Accounts collects and stores your credentials when you enter them in the web" but doesn't say anything about where they're stored. Are the credentials being stored locally, or server-side?
[10:54] <rigo> is it safe and ok to install the v3.8-rc7-raring kernel to a fresh installed ubuntu 12.10 server?
[10:55] <brontosaurusrex> mettiuok_, !it
[10:55] <brontosaurusrex> !it
[10:56] <the_drow> sorry, internet was down\
[10:57] <the_drow> so is there a way to get all the dependencies for the build-essential package from windows? my wifi isn't working and I need to make the driver...
[10:57] <rigo> ?
[10:58] <rigo> nevermind i install the 3.6.3 from the ancient times.
[10:58] <rigo> but since the sound is popping from the s/pdif if its too loud i think it is a driver issue.
[10:58] <mettiu> #ubuntu!it  ???
[11:00] <joe60> I installed ubuntu 12.04, I have problem: the system does not detect the printer as I do?  clicking on the program gnome-control-center tells me no local printers detected, the printer is connected in parallel
[11:00] <brontosaurusrex> is there a utility to forward any port via UPnP/NAT-PMP forwarding?
[11:02] <tanveer> i need help
[11:02] <tanveer> a quick help
[11:02] <tanveer> quicker than quick, like so quick
[11:02] <tanveer> it must be unbelievably quick ,so quick, faster than speed of light
[11:03] <tanveer> thats how quick i need help
[11:03] <brontosaurusrex> !ask
[11:03] <tanveer> ok basically who can I ask ?
[11:04] <tanveer> i am trying to change my bootloader preferences so the default  boot priority is windows  /dev/sda1
[11:05] <trap24> youtube & facebook css and thumbnails fails to load with 1 router
[11:05] <trap24> and works fine with the other
[11:06] <trap24> works fine with windows as well..
[11:06] <StevenR> trap24: do other, smaller pages load?
[11:06] <trap24> StevenR: yes
[11:06] <trap24> StevenR: i don't think there is a proxy setting
[11:07] <StevenR> what do you mean "works fine with windows" ? Can you describe your setup in much more detail please
[11:08] <KrisB> Hello. can someone explain me how those GDM, Unity, Gnome, LightDM things differ?
[11:09] <trap24> I have 2 routers, tplink & netgear. and we use it to create a wlan network in a flat. now, when i use this netgear, the websites loads correctly. but with wlan.. https://fbstatic-a.akamaihd.net/ as well as https://fbcdn-profile-a.akamaihd.net/hprofile-ak-snc6/260668_1389536856_209124208_q.jpg. They fails to load.
[11:09] <trap24> the result is a style-less, page with no images.
[11:09] <trap24> the system wide proxy setting is automatic, prev. it was none.
[11:09] <tanveer> no one actually halped me
[11:10] <vinfu> hey i need tovfind the headers for my kernel
[11:10] <trap24> StevenR I had tried 4 browsers. its the same. Also, it works fine in windows
[11:10] <trap24> :(
[11:11] <tanveer> ok alight
[11:11] <vinfu> can anyone help me find kernel headers for ubuntu
[11:12] <StevenR> trap24: why do you have two routers?
[11:12] <StevenR> trap24: how are they configured?
[11:12] <trap24> StevenR: we use only 1 at a time.
[11:13] <CodeGnome> vinfu: apt-cache search ^linux-headers
[11:13] <StevenR> trap24: does everything work with one and not the other?
[11:13] <trap24> the isp provided the p.dns & s.dns with its gateway IP
[11:13] <trap24> StevenR: yes
[11:13] <StevenR> trap24: ok, so it's a problem with just one router then
[11:13] <trap24> StevenR: yup
[11:13] <StevenR> trap24: check the MTU settings
[11:13] <trap24> 1500
[11:14] <trap24> wait
[11:14] <trap24> i've compared all the setting, i will recompare
[11:14] <StevenR> trap24: does that match on *both* routers? HAve you check *all* of the MTU settings? (The wireless will have its own MTU for example)
[11:15] <vinfu> thanks CodeGnome, looks like a nifty utility
[11:16] <cagimer> sa
[11:21] <CodeGnome> KrisB: GDM & LightDM are display managers. Gnome is a desktop environment. Unity is (theoretically) a window manager.
[11:22] <KrisB> CodeGnome: So the lastest version of Ubuntu uses LightDM, right?
[11:23] <CodeGnome> KrisB: By default, yes.
[11:23] <sheng> hi
[11:24] <dr_willis> unity is a shell for gnome3  ;-)
[11:25] <CodeGnome> dr_willis: Um, no it isn't.
[11:25] <dr_willis> yes it is. as is gnome-shell
[11:25] <MonkeyDust> CodeGnome  unity is gnome3 with compiz eye candy
[11:25] <KrisB> CodeGnome : Wikipedia says: "X display manager runs as a program that allows the starting of a session on an X server"  So actually LightDM runs as a program on an X Server. Right? And X Server refers to simply physical PC?
[11:26] <dr_willis> compiz is the wm
[11:26] <mutantkeyboard> hey guys I have a question... did anyone try running a compiz on ubuntu running on MacBookPro and experienced some troubles?
[11:26] <mettiu1234__> ubuntu it ??? how to?
[11:26] <mettiu1234__> ubuntu chat it ??
[11:26] <MonkeyDust> mettiu1234__  it works, you're in
[11:27] <mettiu1234__> ci sono italiani qua ?
[11:27] <yeats> !it | mettiu1234__
[11:27] <MonkeyDust> !it
[11:28] <sk1pper> hi all, i have ubuntu 12.04 and i am looking for the /etc/modprobe.d/options file, any idea why this file is not there?
[11:28] <KrisB> dr_willis : sorry for being stupid - what how shell differs from Terminal?
[11:29] <CodeGnome> KrisB: Not exactly. LightDM is an Xclient for authenticating to an X session hosted on some X server---usually your local machine, but it doesn't have to be.
[11:30] <CodeGnome> sk1pper: Why can't you just create it if you need it?
[11:30] <mutantkeyboard> sk1pper, I can't recall but I think ubuntu only has modprobe.d and modprobe.conf
[11:30] <pranav1> StevenR its the same for both router
[11:30] <vinfu> hi im trying to compile video4linux, and it requires to be built against current kernels headers so you can build a external kernel module, i do a make all LINUX_DIR=/usr/src/linux-headers-3.5.0-17/ and it cannot find "linux/autoconf.h".
[11:30] <mutantkeyboard> you have to create file manually
[11:30] <StevenR> pranav1: you can check with progressively larger pings
[11:30] <KrisB> CodeGnome -  by saying "on some X server", do you refer to just physical pc or some software aplication?
[11:31] <theadmin> vinfu: Why are you trying to build v4l? It's in the default kernel...
[11:31] <sk1pper> CodeGnome: it has been there for older versions, if i create it, it will maybe come to conflict with modprobe.conf
[11:31] <drmagoo> pranav1> what is the make and model of the router that is causing issues ?
[11:32] <vinfu> oh ok so i can just run one of the v4l apps?
[11:32] <theadmin> vinfu: Sure, don't see why not
[11:32] <CodeGnome> KrisB: An X server is just software. The display hardware can be local, remote, or virtual.
[11:32] <pranav1> ‏‎TL-WR740N
[11:32] <sk1pper> mutantkeyboard: it was there for older versions, i can see from howtos on ubuntuforum
[11:33] <pranav1> TL-WR740N
[11:33] <mutantkeyboard> hmm ... did you try playing a bit around it? I mean ... you can try to cp modprobe.conf > modprobe.options and rename modprobe.conf into modprobe.conf.bak and see what happens
[11:34] <mutantkeyboard> if something is screwed up, it's still easy to fix
[11:37] <KrisB> CodeGnome: so An X server can run a display manager that is on a remote pc?
[11:37] <theadmin> How come whenever I try to install any more-or-less gnome-related package it tries to pull Nautilus and Brasero in? I just want to install Cheese, jeebus.
[11:38] <cfhowlett> theadmin, dependencies???
[11:38] <theadmin> cfhowlett: Yeah but... Cheese doesn't need either to run.
[11:39] <SagittPC> hi all i've a question
[11:39] <SagittPC> i've installed ubuntu server (lastest version)
[11:40] <X-Scorpion> Guys please i need to use samba to join active directory domain, but i don't know how, Can anyone help me plz?
[11:40] <cfhowlett> SagittPC, 12.10???
[11:40] <cfhowlett> !samba|X-Scorpion,
[11:40] <SagittPC> and installed linuxvnc, now i want to start linuxvnc at boot, i made a init.d script but at boot, the boot stop on starting of linuxvnc
[11:40] <Hans-Martin> SagittPC: that's a statement, not a question :-)
[11:40] <SagittPC> (sorry for my bad english)
[11:41] <theadmin> SagittPC: Means you got the script wrong, also init.d is deprecated
[11:41] <Hans-Martin> SagittPC: does your init.d script return? Or does it run the linuxvnc program until it exits?
[11:41] <CodeGnome> KrisB: X is a whole set of client-server protocols. So, yes, you can connect to a remote X server...but I'm sure I'm glossing over a whole host of technicalities.
[11:41] <SagittPC> http://nopaste.info/f85ba51e66.html this
[11:42] <Sail> how to get port number of removeable devices?
[11:42] <CodeGnome> KrisB: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_display_manager_%28program_type%29#Local_and_remote_display_management
[11:43] <theadmin> SagittPC: Simply put "exec linuxvnc" in /etc/init/linuxvnc.conf...
[11:43] <SagittPC> ah
[11:43] <SagittPC> thanks :D
[11:44] <Sail> how to get port number of removeable devices?
[11:44] <KrisB> CodeGnome: Thank you for the link. :)
[11:44] <theadmin> SagittPC: Well, and something along the lines of "start on runlevel [2345]"
[11:45] <SagittPC> theadmin i can't see linuxvnc.conf
[11:45] <CodeGnome> KrisB: Welcome. X is a bit of a dark art; lots of confusing stuff about it, and 90% of it doesn't matter for routine use.
[11:45] <SagittPC> i've to make it?
[11:46] <theadmin> SagittPC: Well, yes, with two lines, just like this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1628346/
[11:47] <KrisB> CodeGnome: Yea, yesterday some of users here helped me learn how to disable LightDM when I wish so. So I just simply got confused with all those terms :)
[11:48] <theadmin> SagittPC: Then use "sudo start linuxvnc" and "sudo stop linuxvnc" to start/stop it
[11:48] <theadmin> SagittPC: Well, "sudo restart linuxvnc" will work too.
[11:49] <theadmin> Upstart ftw ;)
[11:50] <KrisB> In addition, I'm not one of those guys who don't want to know anything about something as long as it works. I want to know pretty as much as I can. So I'm gonna be a frequent guess on this channel :)))
[11:52] <MonkeyDust> KrisB  also consider reading books
[11:52] <pranav1> where are other people ?
[11:53] <cfhowlett> pranav1, this is ubuntu support channel.  Have you such a query?
[11:53] <KrisB> MonkeyDust  -  sure, it makes sense to first read something on your own, instead of expecting someone to do all for you, and only when you can't handle it, ask for help. :)
[11:54] <trap24> cfhowlett: 'interface' is missing in wireshark device :/
[11:54] <trap24> in the capture menu
[11:54] <yeats> trap24: did you run it with sudo?
[11:56] <SagittPC> theadmin thanks a lot
[11:56] <SagittPC> works great :D
[11:57] <theadmin> Hm
[11:57] <SagittPC> if i've added the script in init.d and added it to defauls i've to do something to "remove" it? or simply delete the file
[11:57] <theadmin> !find linuxvnc
[11:57] <theadmin> SagittPC: Doesn't that package include an initscript?
[11:57] <SagittPC> theadmin i don't think
[11:58] <SagittPC> i've installed it with sudo apt-get install linuxvnc
[11:58] <STMelon> trapni: to  make wireshark work without it as root in terminal type these commands
[11:58] <SagittPC> and i can't see linuxvnc in /etc/init
[11:58] <theadmin> SagittPC: Oh, hm, okay
[11:58] <STMelon> sudo dpkg-reconfigure wireshark-common
[11:58] <STMelon> sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/dumpcap
[11:59] <SagittPC> theadmin sudo update-rc.d linuxvnc defaults^C
[11:59] <SagittPC> with this
[11:59] <SagittPC> i've to do something to remove it from update-rc.d?
[11:59] <theadmin> SagittPC: sudo update-rc.d linuxvnc remove
[11:59] <SagittPC> thanks
[12:02] <X-Scorpion> guys Samba configuration to join active directory
[12:02] <X-Scorpion> please
[12:03] <cfhowlett> X-Scorpion, perhaps also ask #ubuntu-server
[12:04] <dr_willis_> !info samba-doc
[12:04] <ikonia> X-Scorpion: that's not a question
[12:04] <ikonia> X-Scorpion: ask a question if you want a response rather than just saying words
[12:05] <theadmin> X-Scorpion: net ads join
[12:07] <joe60> hello
[12:07] <theadmin> X-Scorpion: see "man 8 net" and "net help ads join" for more details.
[12:07] <drmagoo> X-Scorpion> http://www.enterprisenetworkingplanet.com/netos/article.php/3487081/Join-Samba-3-to-Your--Active-Directory-Domain.htm
[12:07] <joe60> I installed ubuntu 12.04, I have problem: the system does not detect the printer as I do?  clicking on the program gnome-control-center tells me no local printers detected, the printer is connected in parallel
[12:07] <ikonia> again...you're all offering info with no understanding of what's needed
[12:07] <ikonia> samba 3, samba 4, act as a domain memeber, a slave or one of the multi-masters
[12:08] <ikonia> hence why asking a proper question beyond "samba, active directory config please"
[12:09] <dr_willis_> joe60:  parrallel port? its possible the proper modules dident get loaded.  you may wan tto check the  cups web interface also. it tends to be a little smarter.
[12:10] <Sagitt> theadmin: there is a way to change the directory when i access by sftp client?
[12:10] <dr_willis_> http://localhost:631 =   The cups web interface
[12:10] <Sagitt> link my iphone with ftponthego access to /root/
[12:10] <Sagitt> and not /, and i cant set it
[12:10] <theadmin> Sagitt: Uh, you shouldn't be able to access /root... It's empty most of the time.
[12:11] <Sagitt> wait
[12:11] <joe60> dr_willis_,   solutions
[12:12] <dr_willis_> joe60:  check the proper moudles are loaded. and try the cups web interface
[12:12] <Sagitt> theadmin: http://cl.ly/image/2V2E0Q413J11
[12:12] <dr_willis_> the last parrallel printer i had years ago. was auto configured when i plugged it in
[12:12] <dr_willis_> that was 4+ yrs ago.
[12:12] <ikonia> Sagitt: what is the actual problem ?
[12:13] <Sagitt> i can't see the /
[12:13] <Sagitt> with /etc/ bla bla
[12:13] <ikonia> Sagitt: it's not / it's the ftp root
[12:13] <ikonia> Sagitt: what user are you logging in as
[12:13] <Sagitt> root
[12:13] <ikonia> Sagitt: no you're not, the root user is disabled
[12:13] <ikonia> Sagitt: what user are you logging in as
[12:14] <Sagitt> in the sftp configuration under user i writed "root"
[12:14] <ikonia> Sagitt: the root user is disabled in ubuntu at a system level, and the root user is an ftp deny user
[12:14] <ikonia> Sagitt: what version of ubuntu is this ?
[12:14] <Sagitt> lastest server
[12:14] <ikonia> Sagitt: what version of ubuntu is this ?
[12:14] <Sagitt> 12.10
[12:15] <ikonia> Sagitt: how are you logging in as root - the root user is disabled
[12:15] <ikonia> Sagitt: either way, that is the root home directory, not /
[12:15] <dr_willis_> the word 'root' has a lot of differnt meanings. ;)
[12:15] <Sagitt> but with my mac\pc all works fine
[12:16] <ikonia> Sagitt: then it is a client problem
[12:16] <ikonia> but as you are logging in as "root" - I'm keeping away from this as I suspect you have made significant changes to your system
[12:16] <Sagitt> i understand
[12:22] <Enemtee> i would like to install libreoffice 4.0 on ubuntu 12.04 - and i've found the correct deb-file but i have an old version installed since before. how do i uninstall the old one before installing 4.0?
[12:22] <Enemtee> as i think 4.0 is not in the ubuntu repos?
[12:22] <ikonia> don't install from a deb file
[12:23] <Enemtee> why is that?
[12:23] <h8ingonwindows> aloha
[12:23] <ikonia> and you don't know where it's come from / it's configuration
[12:23] <ikonia> it won't do dependency matching
[12:23] <ikonia> use software from ubuntu repos
[12:23] <Enemtee> the deb-file is from libreoffice official homepage
[12:24] <MatheusOl> Guys, anyone here running Ubuntu AMI on AWS? I can't manage a webserver to listen on port 80. I'm not sure if is something on the box that is blocking the connections.
[12:24] <ikonia> yes, but you don't know who built it, how it's been built, it's compatabilty with your ubuntu version, and it own't pull depedencies
[12:24] <MatheusOl> Or if is something from AWS
[12:24] <ikonia> MatheusOl: what do you mean you can't manage it
[12:25] <h8ingonwindows> hey there guys, anyone able to help someone with fresh headaches after getting a windoze8 installed laptop
[12:25] <MatheusOl> ikonia: It doesn't work at all
[12:25] <ikonia> h8ingonwindows: it's called "windows" and the channel for windows support is ##windows
[12:25] <ikonia> MatheusOl: so what's the error/problem ?
[12:26] <gunn> need HELP : I have 4TB drive, can not make dual UBUNTU  12.04+W7 . I think I need UEFI +GPT. But confusion is that should I make partition table using liveCD before starting windows install in EFI ?
[12:26] <MonkeyDust> MatheusOl  start from the beginning, what have you tried before you came here - in one line
[12:26] <ikonia> gunn: if you are using GPT, I advise you to make the partition table before installing, that is personal opinion
[12:26] <h8ingonwindows> yes but im looking to run some form of linx on it and after seeing it is a little more complex to do than before the UEFI issues i thought i would try asking for advice or links to a reliable how to to follow
[12:27] <ikonia> h8ingonwindows: so what's your actual question ?
[12:27] <gunn> ikonia: thanks, let me give a try now !
[12:28] <MatheusOl> Well. I'm trying to run nginx there, and on localhost I can get the response, but from outside (browser, telnet, wget) I cannot, it gives me "Connection refused...". On AWS side, I already configured "Security Groups" to accept port 80. netstat tells me that nginx IS listening on "0.0.0.0:80" (which means all interfaces, not only localhost, right?)
[12:28] <ikonia> MatheusOl: correct, so it's most likley firewall somewhere between you/host
[12:28] <h8ingonwindows> main question would be what is the most up to date method of getting linux onto windows 8 laptop and to save you a headache of explaining to me if there is a good guide you know of i can start from
[12:28] <MatheusOl> One interesting thing is that "nmap" tells me that the port 80 is opened but with STATUS = closed
[12:29] <h8ingonwindows> i have found a few methods through searching myself on google but thought before i go ahead would ask here
[12:29] <MatheusOl> ikonia: Looks like it is, but I don't know how to correct it
[12:29] <ikonia> MatheusOl: find the firewall
[12:29] <ikonia> MatheusOl: it's not open then
[12:29] <theadmin> h8ingonwindows: Just install Windows first, Ubuntu later. Ubuntu has an automatic partitioning mechanism, so just click "Install Ubuntu alongside Windows" and you're set.
[12:29] <MatheusOl> ikonia: I tried enabling it all with "ufw", but didn't work
[12:29] <ikonia> h8ingonwindows: are you using secure boot ?
[12:29] <ikonia> MatheusOl: it may not be a local firewall
[12:29] <ikonia> MatheusOl: 1.) verify it's listening internally "telnet localhost 80"
[12:29] <h8ingonwindows> windows is already on it (brand new acer v3 machine)
[12:30] <ikonia> MatheusOl: 2.) start tracing the network
[12:30] <ikonia> h8ingonwindows: are you using secure boot ?
[12:30] <calamity> Hey all, I've just installed ubuntu on my MacBook 9,2 and I had some issued when I attempted to use apt-get. it stopped at [waiting for headers] and no progress was made.
[12:30] <MatheusOl> ikonia: 1) Checked, and it is Ok
[12:30] <h8ingonwindows> and i am currently at the secure boot stage which is why im asking as i dont want to mess with things i dont fully understand without first learning about it
[12:30] <ikonia> h8ingonwindows: are you using secure boot ?
[12:30] <MatheusOl> ikonia: 2) What is the better way to do this?
[12:31] <ikonia> MatheusOl: it's your network - you need to work out how to best trace it
[12:31] <h8ingonwindows> i have secure boot enabled and uefi enabled in bios at the moment yes, i checked to see
[12:31] <MatheusOl> ikonia: Any clues about a good starting point?
[12:31] <ikonia> h8ingonwindows: ok, so there are various limitations and theories about circumventing secure boot - none I trust as mature yet, so the best option is to disable secureboot if possible
[12:31] <h8ingonwindows> i was also given a link by someone that was regarding the Linux Foundation Secure Boot System Released
[12:31] <ikonia> MatheusOl: checking your local and remote network
[12:32] <ikonia> MatheusOl: then if they both checkout, it's something in between, in which case it's your ISP's responsibility
[12:32] <h8ingonwindows> ok well disabling secure boot is easy enough, wanted to double check is not just going to brick a brand new laptop though as you know, moneys not fun to waste
[12:34] <h8ingonwindows> so from what i understand from looking through many articles is disabling secure boot is the main thing i need to worry about and then learn more as i go from there
[12:34] <flintser> how can i undo what pppoeconf did? now i have no network-applet or anythin related to it.
[12:34] <ikonia> h8ingonwindows: why is that a worry ?
[12:35] <h8ingonwindows> ok well not so much of a worry but i mean as that is the first hurdle i have to jump that windows 8 puts in the way of installing linux
[12:36] <flintser> how can i undo what pppoeconf did? now i have no network-applet or anythin related to it. sorru if this came twice i had connection problems
[12:36] <h8ingonwindows> ikonia: i was going to use this walkthrough to go about my first attempt http://askubuntu.com/questions/221835/installing-ubuntu-on-a-pre-installed-uefi-supported-windows-8-system would you say that seems fairly reliable
[12:36] <h8ingonwindows> thanks for answering my savagely nooby questions but i just like to learn
[12:37] <ikonia> h8ingonwindows: no, I don't trust that at all
[12:37] <h8ingonwindows> ok
[12:37] <mfn> Just upgraded to 12.10 and tried to find the Privacy Panel, but can't find it in System Settings (?). I've now purged unity-lens-shopping but I'm not sure where else I should look for?
[12:37] <ikonia> (personally
[12:37] <ikonia> h8ingonwindows: but it's up to you
[12:38] <MatheusOl> How to turn off iptables?
[12:38] <ikonia> MatheusOl: iptables or ufw managing iptables ?
[12:38] <h8ingonwindows> if you dont mind me asking what do you not trust about it, just that it is a user created guide?
[12:38] <droid> hi
[12:38] <ikonia> h8ingonwindows: referencing external PPA's
[12:38] <h8ingonwindows> ok thanks
[12:39] <MatheusOl> ikonia: I did "ufw disable", but I'm not sure if it is enough
[12:39] <joe60> dr_willis_,   how can I check if the moudles are loaded
[12:39] <crocket> oh man.
[12:39] <ikonia> MatheusOl: sudo iptables -L verify your rules
[12:40] <h8ingonwindows> this seems more legitimate but also delves into language i am not so competent in http://blog.hansenpartnership.com/linux-foundation-secure-boot-system-released/
[12:40] <MatheusOl> ikonia: I'm really newbie about iptables
[12:40] <ikonia> h8ingonwindows: sorry, I'll try to re-state. There are many options, none I consider mature/stable at this time
[12:40] <MatheusOl> ikonia: Would you mind taking a look?
[12:40] <MatheusOl> http://pastiebin.com/?page=p&id=511642120fef9
[12:40] <ikonia> h8ingonwindows: so posting links to me, won't help as my opinion is there is not a mature solution for secure boot
[12:40] <h8ingonwindows> ok
[12:41] <h8ingonwindows> ok then well thanks for taking time to reply anyway
[12:41] <gunn> ikonia: I created GPT partition table, but not individual partitions for fnts and ext4. Should I create these partitions ? Or just exit the live cd and install windows7 on entire disk using EFI ?
[12:41] <ikonia> MatheusOl: sudo iptables -F
[12:41] <h8ingonwindows> this kind of confirms what i was thinking in the first place
[12:41] <ikonia> no room for confusion then
[12:41] <ikonia> MatheusOl: flush all rules
[12:41] <MatheusOl> ikonia: let me try
[12:41] <ikonia> gunn: I'd create them
[12:41] <ikonia> gunn: removes any possible isues with the installer
[12:42]  * h8ingonwindows shall go back to reading more and such
[12:42] <h8ingonwindows> ikonia: thanks for your help anyway
[12:42] <MatheusOl> ikonia: agrr.... "Connection refused"
[12:42] <MatheusOl> perhaps it is not iptables' fault so
[12:42] <gunn> ikonia: okay, let me create them and see what happens :)
[12:48] <ianliu> I'm using Ubuntu Precise in my laptop. I closed it, so it was suspended. Before I opened it, I pluged the VGA cable into my monitor and now Ubuntu got crazy. It is showing 4 emtpy error report windows that wont close anymore! If I close one, another pops up
[12:54] <Guest52773> hi all, i keep getting an update run that wont install says unsafe sources
[12:55] <irma-mario> ciao
[12:56] <t2mkn> any one using redshift on 12.04? i added on startup with "/usr/bin/gtk-redshift -l 21:48:83.98 -t 5500:3600 -g 0.7 -m vidmode" but it's not starting. m i doing anything wrong?
[12:56] <larry_> i keep gettingthis Requires installation of untrusted packages
[12:56] <larry_> The action would require the installation of packages from unauthenticated sources.
[12:57] <larry_> this from an update request
[12:58] <PoolShark_> oh dear god it's earl
[12:58] <t2mkn> larry_: tried "apt-get update" ?
[12:58] <PoolShark_> y
[12:58] <larry_> nope will try it
[12:59] <t2mkn> larry_: it will refresh your update. may be that solve the issue. if not try "apt-get clean && apt-get update" but if you have added any ppt from which is not trusted then u may need to remove that ppt.
[13:00] <larry_> says could not open locked file, might be because it is in use will try again
[13:01] <PoolShark_> I need to think of something interesting to do with a spare ubuntu VM
[13:01] <larry_> nope dosn't work ( locked filkes)
[13:01] <t2mkn> larry_: see if your gtk update gui is running or software center is. close them and try.
[13:02] <larry_> unable to lock the downloaded directory.. do i need to be using the root terminal ?
[13:02] <larry_> am using 12.04 unity
[13:03] <t2mkn> not necessary but try once
[13:03] <larry_> what is appt ?
[13:03] <larry_> what is a ppt ?
[13:03] <away> apt means advanced packaging tool
[13:04] <larry_> message is Unable to lock directory /var/lib/apt/lists/
[13:05] <larry_> lots happening from root terminal
[13:06] <Mqll> reboot and it's will be ok
[13:06] <t2mkn> larry_: 1st make sure that there are not more than 1 instance of "apt-get" open. i.e. Ubuntu Software Center, Synaptic
[13:06] <t2mkn> also can try "sudo killall apt-get"
[13:07] <t2mkn> yaya rebooking is also a good option :)
[13:07] <larry_> many thanks t2mkn  is now updating...
[13:07] <t2mkn> larry_: heppy to help :)
[13:08] <larry_> nice when it works out, took me near a month or so to install Mate..
[13:09] <t2mkn> :O a month to install!!! what???
[13:09] <makara> what's wrong with nautilus. I can't toggle the tree with F9, it crashes when I want it back. Anyone else?
[13:11] <t2mkn> makara: once i had, that was because i had configured Guake Terminal with F9. both the aps. got conflict. u can check if anything like that.
[13:12] <makara> t2mkn, brilliant!
[13:12] <makara> too many apps
[13:13] <t2mkn> yaaa... thats may be a problem. something which is global is clashing with nautilus
[13:13] <makara> i see I've removed guake
[13:13] <makara> already
[13:14] <ling> hello
[13:14] <KylieBrooks> hi
[13:14] <KylieBrooks> would like gnome classic desktop
[13:14] <KylieBrooks> how do i get it
[13:14] <KylieBrooks> ?
[13:15] <t2mkn> guake uses F12 by default. that happen with me because i changed that default to F9.
[13:15] <vinfu> hello all, im trying to compile a non standard package and it needs kernel headers for video4linux, where can i find the kernel headers?
[13:16] <larry_> use mate KylieBrooks
[13:16] <vinfu> and yes it needs video4linux headers
[13:17] <KylieBrooks> how do i install it larry_
[13:17] <larry_> search on the web
[13:17] <makara> where can I find key mappings?
[13:17] <larry_> sorry, it took me quite a while to find it a s it is not "approved" for 12.04
[13:17] <cfhowlett> makara, settings keypad
[13:18] <llutz> vinfu: apt-get install libv4l-dev linux-headers-$(uname -r)
[13:18] <KylieBrooks> !mate
[13:19] <larry_> KylieBrooks, sorry, it took me quite a while to find it a s it is not "approved" for 12.04
[13:19] <KylieBrooks> larry_: http://www.noobslab.com/2012/11/install-mate-14-desktop-in-ubuntu.html
[13:19] <cfhowlett> Attempting install of  12.4.1 in Virtualbox on a 2012 Mac Air.  ISO verified.  Wont' boot.  What the blue fog???
[13:20] <larry_> KylieBrooks,  http://www.noobslab.com/2012/11/install-mate-14-desktop-in-ubuntu.html
[13:21] <larry_> yup that is it.. follow it carefully
[13:21] <larry_> bye all, take  care and thanks for your help
[13:22] <makara> cfhowlett, i'm in 12.04. I go all settings > keyboard > shortcuts tab and I don't see any function key
[13:26] <DeadWeasel> ubuntu 12.04 here.  My secondary drive SATA 500GB doesn't show until I select it in nautilus.  none of my programs see it until I navigate to it...
[13:26] <DeadWeasel> i've run into this before, but I'm not sure what the fix is.
[13:27] <MatheusOl> My webserver is working on every ports, like 81, 82, ... but it does not work on 80 at all
[13:28] <llutz> MatheusOl: do you have something already running on port 80?
[13:28] <MatheusOl> llutz: nop
[13:28] <MatheusOl> It is on AWS
[13:28] <llutz> MatheusOl: what error when you try to start your webserver?
[13:28] <MatheusOl> If I use it on port 80, I can connect through localhost, but not from outside
[13:29] <MatheusOl> llutz: I don't even get the request, from telnet I get "connection refused..."
[13:29] <llutz> MatheusOl: something filtering? check iptables, check if you bound the server to all ifaces
[13:30] <MatheusOl> I did it already
[13:31] <llutz> MatheusOl: sudo lsof -i :80
[13:31] <MatheusOl> But I'm not sure if any rule on iptables is doing this: http://pastiebin.com/?page=p&id=511642120fef9
[13:31] <drmagoo> DeadWeasel>  you need to add the disc to fstab so that it mounts it on boot... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions#Systemwide_Mounts
[13:31] <MatheusOl> llutz: rinetd  4083 root    4u  IPv4  63129      0t0  TCP *:http (LISTEN)
[13:31] <MatheusOl> also netstat: tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:80              0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      4083/rinetd
[13:34] <MatheusOl> DeadWeasel: The easiest way would copy the right line at /etc/mtab and insert on /etc/fstab
[13:41] <DeadWeasel> drmagoo, MatheusOl thank you, i have moved the mtab line to fstab.
[13:41] <alami> hello, i have install epdfree that'S a python on my download folder,
[13:41] <MatheusOl> DeadWeasel, ok
[13:41] <alami> can i make apt-get remove python and work with the new binary of epdfree?
[13:41] <huwo> I know sudo sh executes sh as root, what does "su" refers on sudo su command?
[13:41] <FISH_SOUP> hi, how do i install software on ubuntu 12.04 desktop???
[13:42] <FISH_SOUP> synaptic is missing?
[13:42] <jrib> huwo: "su" is a command to change users.  Without an argument, it changes to root.  Neither method you have mentioned is suggested.  If you really need a root prompt, you can use « sudo -i ».  See ubottu for more info
[13:42] <jrib> !sudo | huwo
[13:43] <jrib> !software | FISH_SOUP
[13:43] <huwo> thank you jrib
[13:44] <jrib> alami: removing python will likely leave you with a fairly broken system
[13:44] <alami> jrib: i have install epdfree from source on my donwload folder, if i move it to /usr or something else it will work?
[13:44] <alami> jrib: i will  note remove it
[13:44] <alami> but epd has more librairy
[13:44] <jrib> alami: I don't know what epdfree is
[13:45] <alami> ok if i install i package fron source can i move the installation folder
[13:45] <alami> or i have to reinstall?
[13:46] <jrib> alami: probably depends on how the install works. Is what you are installing not available in the repositories?
[13:46] <alami> jrib: or in other words, where i have to install a programm if i want to install it from source?
[13:46] <alami> wich location is better
[13:46] <alami> jrib: no
[13:46] <OerHeks> i would choose /opt/ for manual installation
[13:47] <alami> OerHeks: not /usr/bin/
[13:47] <jrib> alami: scipy, numpy, ipython, matplotlib, pandas, sympy, nose, traits, and chaco python libraries are all in the repositories.  That's what http://www.enthought.com/products/epd_free.php says is in epdfree
[13:48] <alami> jrib: yes but one pacakge is better then install all those
[13:48] <jrib> alami: why?
[13:48] <alami> jrib: i don't know, that was my feeling :D
[13:48] <alami> jrib: what's better? i don't know ubuntu better then you
[13:48] <jrib> alami: using the repositories means you'll get updates for free so you don't have to keep managing what you've installed outside the repositories
[13:49] <alami> okay
[13:49] <alami> thanks a lot
[13:49] <jrib> alami: no problem
[13:49] <alami> jrib: and if some time i want to install something from source
[13:49] <alami> where i have to install it?
[13:50] <DeadWeasel> XDG_VIDEOS_DIR="$HOME/"  -- I want to change this line to another drive /media/DATA/Videos
[13:50] <jrib> alami: if you find it's not in the repositories and can't find a ppa, then, if you want to install it system-wide it's customary to use /opt or /usr/local (I use /usr/local for things with a unix-like structure and /opt for other things)
[13:50] <DeadWeasel> but when i do, it resets... possibly because that drive wasn't mounting on boot
[13:50] <jrib> DeadWeasel: how are you changing it?
[13:50] <DeadWeasel> editing ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs
[13:50] <alami> jrib: okay thanks alot
[13:50] <DeadWeasel> jrib ^
[13:51] <alami> alami: if you put something on /opt you need a symlink?
[13:51] <jrib> DeadWeasel: you could workaround it by using a symlink maybe?  Or unmount the drive, and create the directory so it always exists?
[13:51] <alami> cd ..
[13:51] <DeadWeasel> i'll look into that.
[13:52] <DeadWeasel> you mean the /media/DATA/ only exists whent he drive is mounted?
[13:52] <jrib> alami: things you install to /opt won't end up in your PATH automatically if that's what you are asking
[13:52] <jrib> DeadWeasel: right.  Is that true?
[13:52] <gunn> HELP please: i messed up while installing ubuntu12.04 + W7 on my 4TB machine using GPT and EFI.
[13:53] <alami> jrib: oh yes okay but look E: Unable to locate package scipy
[13:53] <jrib> alami: apt-cache search python scipy
[13:53] <alami> so scipy is not at reposity
[13:53] <DeadWeasel> i'll play with it and reboot, see what happens.
[13:53] <alami> jrib: okay thanks
[13:53] <alami> :D
[13:53] <jrib> alami: all of the python libraries are going to be python-*
[13:54] <alami> yes very good i understand now
[13:54] <alami> jrib: i work with ubuntu a long time, but i stil don't understand file management
[13:55] <jrib> alami: what do you mean? Installing with packages?  Or with files on your filesystem?
[13:56] <alami> yes the filesystem is not clear for meso ( opt usr var ..)
[13:56] <jrib> !fhs | alami
[13:57] <alami> jrib: last question, there is python and python3, wich one i have to use?
[13:57] <jrib> alami: python is python2.  Depends if you want to use python2 or python3.
[13:58] <alami> jrib: okay thanks a lot
[14:00] <pasqua2013> !lista
[14:04] <tux__> BCM4313 wifi is really slow, 12.10
[14:04] <tux__> any ideas?
[14:10] <Hamtechperson> What's the best way to handle .jar  files?
[14:14] <Phryq> Hamtechperson, take out the cookies
[14:15] <Phryq> then blame someone else
[14:19] <DeadWeasel> is it possible to route a single program through my VPN?
[14:19] <DeadWeasel> and leave the rest normal?
[14:22] <reallifehenson> How can I start the ubuntu one control panel from a terminal? I'm just running OpenBox
[14:28] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[14:35] <KrisB> Hello - where to find System -> Preferences -> Desktop Effects and click 'Enable Desktop Effects' in new Ubuntu?
[14:36] <marahin> KrisB, Ubuntu Dashboard -> type "system"
[14:38] <KrisB> marahim: yea, in the window, i neither can find preference nor desktop efects
[14:39] <gunn> how to update BIOS to UEFI ?
[14:40] <llutz> gunn: ask the board-manufacturer
[14:40] <ikonia> gunn: they are totally different technologies
[14:42] <darkprince> Hello, On booting my computet it gives me a "hd0 out of disk error" then boots into busybox. Any ideas to what I can do other than using a disk to format/recover it?
[14:42] <LantzR> Hiya. Looking for feedback on my comment #3 to Bug #1119832.
[14:45] <nihil_2013> My system monitor calls my swap unavailable. My fstab has a listing for swap commented outand a listing for /dev/mapper/cryptswap1 present. Is my swap not working?
[14:46] <darkprince> Hello, On booting my computet it gives me a "hd0 out of disk error" then boots into busybox. Any ideas to what I can do other than using a disk to format/recover it
[14:49] <Guest83856> Hi! I am trying to install ubuntu server 12.04 with RAID1 configured.
[14:49] <Guest83856> When I select the bootable flag to set it to on it is not changing to on.
[14:49] <Guest83856> It still shows as off
[14:49] <hapster> any news on optimus support for 13.04?
[14:50] <Guest83856> can any one help me with this.
[14:52] <MonkeyDust> Guest83856  #ubuntu-server
[14:53] <badday> anybody some idea what is wrong with the permissions etc., when the vncserver has the following log? http://pastebin.com/fzs546As  I start it as a normal user, must I add some group?
[14:56] <morph3k> does anyone know if ubuntu will automatically detect bluetooth
[14:58] <usuario> valteir
[15:00] <gunn> ikonia & llutz : what should I do now, its been 24 hours I am sitting with this PC trying to make it W7 + ubuntu 12.04 dual boot.
[15:01] <marsfligth> Please, using ''rsync'' how can I list only modified/copied files into terminal? (not in log file). Thanks
[15:02] <compdoc> marsfligth, I use --progress
[15:04] <llutz> gunn: so you have a gpt-disk but want to boot using bios?
[15:05] <MonkeyDust> morph3k  it does
[15:05] <morph3k> MonkeyDust: i dont have to do anything?
[15:05] <woo> steam is almost to their 100'th linux game !
[15:05] <morph3k> bc my keyboard/mouse are both bluetooth
[15:05] <rocky> where i can download force quit?
[15:06] <MonkeyDust> morph3k  maybe, just maybe, install blueman (bluetooth manager)
[15:06] <morph3k> bleh see that'll be a problem
[15:06] <morph3k> i cant get to terminal
[15:06] <rocky> where i can download force quit?
[15:06] <woo> rocky: what do you mean?
[15:06] <morph3k> if it doesnt recognize my mouth or keyboard
[15:07] <woo> rocky: for me force quit is a pop up
[15:07] <rocky> woo, it's an application to kill non-responding application
[15:07] <woo> rocky: I do that with term
[15:07] <rocky> woo, prevents hanging of ubuntu
[15:07] <MonkeyDust> morph3k  use a normal keyboard first, then try bluetooth
[15:07] <OerHeks> !kill
[15:07] <morph3k> dont have any thats the problem MonkeyDust :P
[15:07] <rocky> woo, is term there in ubuntu softwares?
[15:07] <woo> rocky: sorry terminal
[15:08] <woo> rocky: do you use htop?
[15:08] <rocky> woo, if application is hanging, then u do not get opportunity to use terminal
[15:08] <woo> rocky: ctrl+alt+f1
[15:08] <rocky> woo, what is htop?
[15:09] <woo> rocky: you can get htop from the ubuntu software center.  If your programs hang up your desktop you can use one of the tty1-6 to propt a terminal session.  Using htop you can find and stop processes on the machine.
[15:10] <woo> !tty | rocky
[15:10] <darkprince> Hello, On booting my computet it gives me a "hd0 out of disk error" then boots into busybox. Any ideas to what I can do other than using a disk to format/recover it
[15:11] <petergk> hello there
[15:11] <KrisB> I can't find "System -> Preferences -> Desktop Effects and click 'Enable Desktop Effects'" anywhere in new ubuntu
[15:11] <woo> KrisB: ur talking about 12.04?
[15:11] <KrisB> woo:yes
[15:11] <rocky> woo, i am installing htop now
[15:11] <woo> KrisB: ya compiz controller isnt default
[15:12] <KrisB> woo: I installed it with  "sudo apt-get install compiz compizconfig-settings-manager"
[15:12] <woo> KrisB: I got it to work then dr_willis had to help me fix it
[15:13] <woo> KrisB: didn't make an icon in ur applications?
[15:13] <darkprince> Am I safe to assume that no one has any ideas on this one?
[15:13] <KrisB> woo: I got it, but I don't know how to enable compiz
[15:13] <woo> KrisB: oh and thru experience with 12.04 dont use apt-get unless you have to
[15:14] <KrisB> woo - what to use then?
[15:14] <woo> KrisB: I would use ubuntu software center for all ur compiz stuff
[15:14] <MonkeyDust> woo  what's wrong with apt-get?
[15:14] <woo> MonkeyDust: I suck at it
[15:14] <woo> I never get all dependancies or I fail at applying them
[15:15] <zykotick9> KrisB: there's nothing wrong with apt-get... you got bad advice there.
[15:15] <woo> zykotick9: apt-get is awesome but I suck at it
[15:15] <zykotick9> woo: just because "you" are bad at something, does not me everyone is...
[15:16] <zykotick9> s/me/mean/
[15:16] <KrisB> zykotick9: For UbuntuGo to System -> Preferences -> Desktop Effects and click 'Enable Desktop Effects'. I wanna enable compiz, but I can't find it.
[15:16] <rocky> woo, thanks very much
[15:16] <zykotick9> KrisB: ahhh, are you using unity?  it's a compiz plugin.
[15:17] <Halite> Hello - I've decided that I want to install Ubuntu on my computer. I'm downloading an ISO.
[15:17] <woo> rocky: your welcome.
[15:17] <Halite> How do I use the ISO
[15:17] <jcabo_> darkprince: look at this thread, it might help with 'hd0 out of disk' : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11662014
[15:17] <KrisB> zykotick9, if it is a compiz's plugin - why did i need to install compiz ten?
[15:17] <zykotick9> KrisB: i doubt you did...
[15:18] <jcabo_> darkprince: the thread says that with the following, it may boot. After that, you must regenerate grub: grub rescue> set prefix=(hd0,msdos3)/boot/grub
[15:18] <MonkeyDust> KrisB  it's installed by default, unity uses it
[15:18] <jcabo_> grub rescue> insmod normal
[15:18] <jcabo_> grub rescue> normal
[15:18] <woo> Halite: ISO's can be burned to disk as an image, or you can install them to a flash drive using unetbootin.
[15:18] <Halite> anyone here
[15:18] <zykotick9> KrisB: honestly though, i have no idea how modern compiz works on ubuntu.  good luck.
[15:18] <Halite> woo: Should I use the MSI instead
[15:18] <woo> Halite: I dont know what MSI is
[15:18] <MonkeyDust> Halite  depends on what you want to do
[15:19] <zykotick9> KrisB: also, be aware that CCSM can break unity.  use with caution.
[15:19] <KrisB> zykotick9  - i installed with "sudo apt-get install compiz compizconfig-settings-manager", but if unity is compiz's plugin, why to install compiz, it should be installed by default. a plugin can't work without *main program*.
[15:19] <DeadWeasel> how do I get information about my wireless drivers?
[15:19] <DeadWeasel> i'm getting some pretty srs packet loss
[15:19] <woo> DeadWeasel: iwconfig
[15:19] <DeadWeasel> thx
[15:20] <rocky> how do i install themes in ubuntu 12.04, in old ubuntu's it was very simple?
[15:20] <ctmjr> Halite: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/help/install-desktop-latest might help you
[15:20] <MonkeyDust> KrisB  you're seeing it wrong, compiz is installed, its control panel isnt
[15:21] <DeadWeasel> Tx excessive retries:1452  Invalid misc:1027   Missed beacon:0
[15:21] <DeadWeasel> what does that mean?
[15:21] <KrisB> MoneyDust - so it's compizconfig-settings-manager to install, not compiz. right
[15:21] <DeadWeasel> excessive retries?
[15:21] <astiam> is there anyone familiar with PyGtk?
[15:21] <morph3k> rocky: are u using unity?
[15:21] <MonkeyDust> KrisB  correct
[15:21] <woo> !pastebin | DeadWeasel
[15:21] <darkprince> jcabo_ I dont seem to be flung to grub rescue, I just go straight to Busybox
[15:21] <Halite> I decided to download Wubi (Windows installer for Ubuntu)
[15:22] <Halite> I just downloaded it
[15:22] <Halite> now, what do I do with it
[15:22] <DeadWeasel> !pastebinit
[15:22] <zykotick9> Halite: if you are familiar with virtualbox, personally i'd use that over wubi... YMMV
[15:22] <fego> !wubi | Halite
[15:23] <rocky> morph3k, i disabled unity using gnome classic, unity too heavy for my amd turion laptop
[15:23] <Halite> I am not experienced with .iso files
[15:23] <DeadWeasel> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1629092/
[15:23] <Halite> Do I just run the installer noow
[15:23] <DeadWeasel> my ping, ifconfig and iwconfig
[15:23] <KrisB> MoneyDust ; hm, it's getting confusing. I thought Unity was shell interface, not plugin of something...
[15:23] <BluesKaj> Halite, ignore it :)
[15:23] <MonkeyDust> Halite  wubi is a limited pseudo-installation
[15:23] <morph3k> rocky: u tried Xfce?
[15:23] <morph3k> it's REALLY nice
[15:23] <jcabo_> DeadWeasel: can you run 'df -h /' to see how much available space you have? May be the disk is full
[15:23] <woo> !ISO | Halite
[15:24] <woo> lawl
[15:24] <rocky> morph3k, never heard of it, let me c in software center
[15:24] <morph3k> rocky: www.xubuntu.com
[15:24] <morph3k> in software center search for xfce
[15:24] <morph3k> u can install it on an already installed linux
[15:24] <morph3k> or u can ust do a fresh install of ubuntu with xfce or cinnamon
[15:24] <MonkeyDust> !u | morph3k
[15:24] <jcabo_> sorry, this was meant to darkprince:
[15:24] <DeadWeasel> highest use is 44%
[15:24] <darkprince> So I suppose I need to get to grub rescue then, can anyone tell me how to do that?
[15:24] <jcabo_> darkprince: can you run 'df -h /' to see how much available space you have? May be the disk is full
[15:24] <DeadWeasel> on /dev/sda1
[15:25] <fego> Halite: please refer https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide
[15:25] <rocky> morph3k, i don't see xfce in software center,
[15:25] <morph3k> rocky: http://www.linuxmint.com/download.php
[15:25] <morph3k> can try that too
[15:25] <morph3k> cinnamon is open
[15:25] <morph3k> rocky: open up terminal and type sudo apt-get install xfce4
[15:26] <DeadWeasel> jcabo_: 44% used on /dev/sda1, the rest are under 10%
[15:26] <atlef> !b43
[15:26] <rocky> morph3k, doing from terminal now
[15:26] <jcabo_> DeadWeasel: sorry it was meant for darkprince, who has a 'hd0 out of disk error'
[15:26] <DeadWeasel> no worries
[15:26] <morph3k> rocky: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/xfce
[15:26] <morph3k> i was wrong
[15:26] <morph3k> its called xubuntu-desktop
[15:26] <woo> DeadWeasel: you get ur wifi stuff fixed?
[15:27] <morph3k> read that guide
[15:27] <DeadWeasel> random packet loss, still investigating online.  looking to see if ALFA wireless has any known issues
[15:27] <DeadWeasel> using realtek drivers builtin
[15:27] <ahmedipa> problem : low disk space
[15:27] <ahmedipa> How can I solve it
[15:28] <zykotick9> DeadWeasel: 'out of disk' is a grub error you're getting right?  is this an old system?  that usually meant grub couldn't boot the kernel, because it was "too far" into the disk - was a cause of some /boot partitions being created at beginning of disks.  but i wouldn't think it's common anymore?
[15:28] <darkprince> jcabo_ : Invalid option -- "h"
[15:28] <DeadWeasel> zykotick9: redirect to darkprince
[15:28] <DeadWeasel> :)
[15:28] <jcabo_> darkprince: ok, try without -h (-h is for displaying in human readable instead of just bytes)
[15:28] <zykotick9> darkprince: see above.  DeadWeasel sorry.
[15:28] <rocky> morph3k, what's special about xfce
[15:28] <morph3k> its light weight
[15:29] <morph3k> and looks REALLY nice
[15:29] <morph3k> its my favorite
[15:29] <KrisB> So yea, again - what is Unity? Plugin or interface?
[15:29] <morph3k> gnome used to be but they have really messed up
[15:29] <rocky> morph3k, has it all themes
[15:29] <darkprince> f: /: can't find mount point
[15:29] <morph3k> so now its xfce>cinnamon>kde
[15:29] <DeadWeasel> how to identify drivers in use for wifi?
[15:29] <morph3k> rocky: i am sure it does go to the xfce website
[15:29] <rocky> morph3k, Warning: having Xfce and Gnome together means you'll have cluttered application menus full of Xfce applications and Gnome applications.
[15:30] <morph3k> u can remove gnome ^_^
[15:30] <larst> Hey
[15:30] <darkprince> I'm on a phone btw, for ovious reasons.
[15:30] <Dshoe> Anyone know of a tool on Linux that'll backup my entire hard drive including the Windows partition?
[15:30] <ahmedipa> does anybody has an idea about this problem
[15:30] <woo> !drivers | woo
[15:30] <ahmedipa> ??
[15:30] <morph3k> what problem ahmedipa
[15:30] <woo> ! drivers | woo
[15:30] <DeadWeasel> thx
[15:30] <woo> :(
[15:30] <ahmedipa> morph3k: low disk space
[15:30] <larst> i've a question
[15:30] <KrisB> and yea, how unity differs from gnome in contest unity is compiz plugin?
[15:30] <woo> ! question | larst
[15:31] <DeadWeasel> how to identify drivers in use for wifi?
[15:31] <DeadWeasel> !drivers didn't work
[15:31] <jcabo_> darkprince: try booting with a live CD or live USB, and once there, try to regenerate grub
[15:31] <larst> should i pick 12.10 or 12.04 for my PC (desktop usage)
[15:31] <KrisB> which is top level compiz, unity or gnome?
[15:31] <MonkeyDust> larst  depends on how long you want support
[15:31] <Halite> !patience
[15:31] <woo> DeadWeasel: dud you look at additional drivers?
[15:31] <jcabo_> darkprince: at least with a live CD you can see your files and back them up.
[15:31] <zykotick9> KrisB: gnome->compiz->unity
[15:31] <larst> MonkeyDust: well the problem is, my PC need at least Linux 3.5
[15:31] <larst> ,
[15:31] <DeadWeasel> woo: o dodm
[15:31] <larst> MonkeyDust: but i prefer 12.04
[15:31] <DeadWeasel> woo:  i did now
[15:32] <woo> larst: 12.10 is newer.  12.04 is LTS
[15:32] <DeadWeasel> only my AMD is listed woo
[15:32] <larst> I need at least linux 3.5 but i want 12.04
[15:32] <KrisB> zykotick9 and how about lightdm?..
[15:32] <darkprince> jcabo_: That was my first thought but I wont have one handy till tomorrow
[15:32] <bruvik> anyone know how to install the /debian/* files in a source tree properly?
[15:32] <Halite> I have an AMD computer too
[15:32] <zykotick9> DeadWeasel: if you run "lspci -vnvn" find your wireless and the "Kernel driver in use" line under it.
[15:32] <DeadWeasel> so I'm using the builtin realtek drivers
[15:32] <DeadWeasel> thx
[15:32] <morph3k> ahmedipa: try sudo aptitude clean
[15:32] <woo> larst: y u need 3.5? if you dont mind my asking?
[15:32] <larst> woo i have ivy bridge
[15:33] <woo> larst: ya im 3.2 in 12.04 just updated
[15:33] <MonkeyDust> woo  don't say 'y' and 'u' please, it's very disturbing, speak properly
[15:33] <DeadWeasel> zykotick9: r8169
[15:33] <DeadWeasel> thx
[15:33] <woo> sorry MonkeyDust
[15:33] <zykotick9> KrisB: lightdm is a DM not a DE/WM
[15:33] <bruvik> I compiled some source code and installed it but I never understood how to properly install the files in the /debian directory within the source
[15:33] <larst> woo: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/993187
[15:33] <morph3k> ahmedipa: try also sudo aptitude safe-update
[15:34] <jcabo_> darkprince: if '/' isn't mounted, and grub is inaccessible, then there isn't much you can do. You'll have to wait till you have a live CD
[15:34] <morph3k> highlight me if its still a problem ahmedipa
[15:34] <woo> larst: what am I looking at?
[15:34] <ahmedipa> morph3k:  only this command or there is anything ealse
[15:34] <larst> i've a problem with 12.04 somebody who can help?
[15:34] <KrisB> zykotick9: Compiz, LightDM, Gnome, Unity. Which off these are installed by default in the newest version of Ubuntu?
[15:34] <bruvik> do I need to build a deb package in order to use the /debian/* files inside the source directory?
[15:35] <zykotick9> KrisB: all of the above ;)
[15:35] <morph3k> i gave you 3 ahmedipa
[15:35] <morph3k> what errors are u getting anyway
[15:35] <ahmedipa>  morph3k: because I use guest instead of my user I can't log in I need to reboot
[15:35] <larst> i've a problem with 12.04 somebody who can help?
[15:35] <darkprince> jcabo_: I thought as much thanks for your help though
[15:35] <BrainLag> Hi!
[15:35] <morph3k> why do you use guest
[15:36] <jcabo_> darkprince: you're welcoem
[15:36] <KrisB> zykotick9: but well I open compiz manager, Unity plug in is disable. so how I see the display then at all?
[15:36] <zykotick9> KrisB: those aren't mutually exclusive things.  compiz = eyecandy, lightdm = DM, Gnome = DE, Unity = shell of de
[15:36] <morph3k> also just type logout in terminal u dont have to reboot
[15:36] <woo> larst: can you try the 32 bit?
[15:36] <larst> woo no
[15:36] <ahmedipa>  morph3k: thank you brother
[15:36] <woo> larst: may be you can install kubuntu?
[15:36] <morph3k> ur welcome ahmedipa
[15:36] <zykotick9> KrisB: to change de/wm, log out and select the alternative at the login screen
[15:37] <larst> woo:  please stop
[15:37] <woo> larst: truth is if its a graphics issue I need alot more information about the hardware
[15:38] <woo> larst: may be you could put a lshw output on ur bug description
[15:38] <woo> your*
[15:38] <KrisB> zykotick9.. I just don't understand, what effects what.... and terms DE, DM, Shell of DE doesnt make any sense to me even I know when they mean.
[15:39] <woo> :(
[15:39] <zykotick9> KrisB: dm is the login selector, de is the entire "desktop applications set", unity is a "theme" for gnome basically - that happens to use compiz.
[15:39] <war59312> someone please help with my kernel panic... see: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=12500489#post12500489
[15:40] <morph3k> wookey: open terminal and type htop
[15:40] <morph3k> or top
[15:40] <aleksandar> hey guys, I'm trying to configure a c header file, and I'm wondering what is the key value for escape? I tried XK_Escape but doesn't work
[15:40] <atlef> !root
[15:41] <morph3k> war59312
[15:41] <morph3k> try this
[15:41] <woo> war59312: sudo chroot /mnt/sys .is my only guess
[15:41] <KrisB> zykotick9: so why the desktop view turns off if I disable LightDM if I have already logged in.
[15:41] <morph3k> sudo apt-get install -reinstalll --fix-missing linux-image-3.5.0-22-generic
[15:42] <zykotick9> KrisB: sorry "does not compute".  i'm not sure what you mean by that.
[15:42] <Bot2Help> /Hi all!
[15:42] <morph3k> actually you can change root password ubottu :P
[15:43] <woo> war59312: says on the forum you used "sudo chroot /mnt"  does that work to chroot on mounted directorys? or is that just the mnt directiory?
[15:43] <llutz> morph3k: but that is neither needed nor supported here
[15:44] <morph3k> what is llutz
[15:44] <KrisB> zykotick9. If I run "sudo service lightdm stop", I only see command line. but you said that dm is the login selector. but why the desktop would turn off of the login selector stop. I already logged in,.
[15:44] <dustin__> just for curiosity, where can I find an official list of "what's supported here"?
[15:44] <war59312> woo when i try it on /mnt/sys i get chroot: failed to run command `/bin/bash': No such file or directory
[15:44] <zykotick9> KrisB: lightdm starts Xorg (which you haven't mentioned yet, but is behind everything GUI)
[15:44] <morph3k> KrisB: type startx
[15:44] <war59312> and yes that works to chroot mounted directory
[15:44] <morph3k> or start xterm
[15:45] <war59312> morph3k, yes ?
[15:45] <Nathasar> hi y'all
[15:45] <KrisB> morph3k - should I type it now in Terminal?
[15:45] <morph3k> yea
[15:45] <woo> did u check out what morph3k said about "sudo apt-get install -reinstalll --fix-missing  linux-image-3.5.0-22-generic
[15:45] <KrisB> morph3k - X: user not authorized to run the X server, aborting.
[15:46] <morph3k> sudo startx
[15:46] <zykotick9> NO
[15:46] <morph3k> or sudo start xterm
[15:46] <Nathasar> I mistakenly uninstalled network-manager when I tried to get my Netgear MA111 usb adapter working using ndiswrapper, and now neither of them work. how do I troubleshoot it?
[15:46] <morph3k> forget which one it is
[15:46] <zykotick9> KrisB: don't do what morph3k is telling you
[15:46] <KrisB> zykotick9: okay.
[15:46] <morph3k> zykotick9: his x is down
[15:46] <morph3k> he needs to start it
[15:46] <morph3k> to have a GUI
[15:46] <morph3k> wtf are u talking about
[15:46] <war59312> woo and morph3k, that command results in: E: Internal Error, No file name for linux-image-3.5.0-22-generic:amd64
[15:46] <morph3k> war59312: then that is not there
[15:46] <zykotick9> KrisB: "sudo service lightdm start" to restart Xorg
[15:47] <morph3k> he doesnt want lightdm i thought?
[15:47] <war59312> morph3k: ok
[15:47] <woo> morph3k: is that " -reinstalll or -reinstall?
[15:47] <zykotick9> KrisB: "startx" _should_ work.  but don't use sudo with it!
[15:47] <war59312> woo its --reinstall
[15:47] <morph3k> reinstall
[15:48] <morph3k> zykotick9: he doesnt have the permissions to do it otherwise
[15:48] <KrisB> zykotick9: nah, now it's fine, i just trying figure everything out. Honestly, right now, i want to make compiz effects work.
[15:48] <llutz> KrisB: " grep allowed_users /etc/X11/Xwrapper.config "
[15:48] <morph3k> he needs to sudo and chown it
[15:48] <morph3k> or that
[15:48] <llutz> morph3k: he doesnt
[15:48] <morph3k> what i told him to do would not have broke anything
[15:48] <morph3k> but yeah changing the config is better
[15:48] <jcabo_> Nathasar: you'll have to download the network-manager package from launchpad
[15:48] <woo> so is it -reinstall or --reinstall?
[15:48] <morph3k> i think just -reinstall
[15:49] <war59312> morph3k: Command line option 'r' [from -reinstall] is not known.
[15:49] <war59312> so its two dashes
[15:49] <zykotick9> morph3k: trying to run xorg with sudo is bound to lead to issues... it's bad advice.  KrisB
[15:49] <morph3k> war59312: http://askubuntu.com/questions/119080/how-to-update-kernel-to-the-latest-mainline-version-without-any-distro-upgrade
[15:49] <jcabo_> Nathasar: download the .deb files for your system from https://launchpad.net/~network-manager/+archive/ppa
[15:49] <morph3k> did u tr this
[15:49] <morph3k> try*
[15:49] <morph3k> oh really zykotick9
[15:49] <morph3k> cos i just did it
[15:50] <lersch> Hello. What does a X in a file icon means?
[15:50] <jcabo_> Nathasar: and install them using 'dpkg -i <nameOf.deb>'
[15:50] <war59312> morph3k: ok checking that link out, thanks
[15:50] <escott> war59312, --word -c -h -a -r -a -c -t -e -r -s
[15:50] <bazhang> morph3k, its bad advice. lets move on
[15:50] <woo> lersch: root lock
[15:50] <morph3k> it was not the best advice
[15:50] <war59312> escott: what ?
[15:50] <morph3k> but it wasnt bad enough advice to break anything
[15:50] <morph3k> can we agree to that and move on?
[15:50] <lersch> it means only root has access to it?
[15:50] <morph3k> ur making it sound like i was giving him advice that was going to mess him up
[15:50] <woo> lersch: right
[15:50] <KrisB> zykotick9 - i dont want to play with xorg (x server, same thing right?). but what does it do anyways?
[15:50] <bazhang> morph3k, just move on
[15:50] <morph3k> KrisB: GUI
[15:50] <morph3k> its what your GUI runs off of
[15:50] <escott> war59312, -- before a word argument like "reinstall" - before indiviual characters like -r -e -i -n -s -t -a -l -l
[15:51] <woo> ! chmod | lersch
[15:51] <zykotick9> KrisB: ya, Xorg is the GUI.  that everything runs on.
[15:51] <escott> war59312, with one dash it thought you meant 9 individual character arguments not one big argument
[15:51] <morph3k> lersch: use chown not chmod
[15:51] <lersch> I create this file using open(). My application does not have sudo rights. Why is the file root locked?
[15:51] <morph3k> chown -R folder username:username
[15:51] <morph3k> ur username
[15:52] <morph3k> rather chown -R folder username:username rather
[15:52] <morph3k> wait wait
[15:52] <morph3k> dont type that
[15:52] <morph3k> let me figure out what ur trying to change first
[15:52] <KrisB> zybotick9 - where to but X server and GUI in this context that you wrote : "KrisB: dm is the login selector, de is the entire "desktop applications set", unity is a "theme" for gnome basically - that happens to use compiz."?
[15:52] <KrisB> to put*
[15:52] <zykotick9> escott: one dash, means each character after _should_ be an individual switch, double dash expect a word as switch.  some programs don't follow this convention :(
[15:52] <zykotick9> !tab > KrisB
[15:52] <morph3k> ok lersch chmod it to 755
[15:53] <woo> morph3k: y?
[15:53] <lersch> I create a file using open(). If the file does not exist, it is created. But when I try to open it when it already exists, I get EACCES error.
[15:53] <morph3k> ahmedipa: did u get it?
[15:53] <morph3k> so you can edit it
[15:53] <morph3k> actually
[15:53] <woo> just chmod +x file?
[15:53] <morph3k> jsut chmod it to 777
[15:53] <morph3k> then change it back down to 755
[15:53] <lersch> Why is it created with such rights?
[15:53] <woo> morph3k thats not good advice
[15:53] <morph3k> 777 will let anyone edit it
[15:53] <morph3k> as long as u change it back when ur done ur ok
[15:53] <morph3k> just dont leave it at 777
[15:54] <zykotick9> KrisB: DM -> (starts Xorg) -> DM runs -> DE -> Unity (compiz runs when Xorg starts)
[15:54] <llutz> morph3k: why would you chmod it 777 then at all?
[15:54] <morph3k> to edit it
[15:54] <woo> lersch: how did you generate the file?
[15:54] <jcabo_> lersch: did you close the first handle before trying open() again?
[15:54] <lersch> open() in a C application
[15:54] <llutz> morph3k: you don't know what you're talking about, please read about permissions
[15:54] <lersch> yes
[15:54] <zykotick9> llutz: +1
[15:55] <jcabo_> lersch: and the application is closed when you try to open later?
[15:55] <morph3k> lersch: do you not have sudo
[15:55] <morph3k> uh yeah i do
[15:55] <recon_lap> lersch: use 'ls -l filename' to see the full file description
[15:55] <llutz> morph3k: a hint: if you can chmod 777 a file, you already can edit it
[15:55] <morph3k> omg
[15:55] <morph3k> rofl that went right past me
[15:55] <Nathasar> I still have no internet access, and my terminal freezes whenever I do a iwconfig or ifconfig.
[15:55] <morph3k> they are right
[15:55] <morph3k> sorry
[15:55] <FloodBot1> morph3k: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:55] <KrisB> zykotick9: I still don't know how to use <tab>, sorry. :)
[15:55] <lersch> jcabo_, yes, the application is closed when I try to open it later.
[15:55] <morph3k> just enable sudo lersch
[15:55] <lersch> morph3k, I do not have sudo
[15:56] <woo> whow
[15:56] <zykotick9> KrisB: in irc type "zyk<TAB>" and it should autocomplete my nick.  if multiple zyk's exist, use tab more then once.
[15:56] <jcabo_> lersch: can you show us the arguments to open() when you create it?
[15:56] <bruvik> when using the 'free' command is the -/+ buffers/cache the one I look at for the actual free memory?
[15:56] <morph3k> enable it lersch
[15:56] <woo> ahhhhh morph3k you would have been an accesory to a crime if lersch accidently broke into a pc
[15:56] <llutz> bruvik: yes
[15:56] <MonkeyDust> lersch  sudo is installed by default, did you uninstall it for some reason?
[15:56] <KrisB> zykotick9, thank you.
[15:57] <aleksandar> I'm having issues binding escape in a c header config file..
[15:57] <lersch> open(buffer, O_RDWR | O_CREATE | O_DIRECT)
[15:57] <lersch> this is the file permissions: ---------x
[15:57] <morph3k> lersch: you need to enable or redownload sudo
[15:57] <aleksandar> XK_Escape doesn't seem to register ESC but another key
[15:58] <woo> morph3k: if u dont have sudo then that means ur just a user not an admin
[15:58] <lersch> I do not have sudo rights, this is what I meant.
[15:58] <morph3k> yes i know
[15:58] <morph3k> yea lersch give them to urself
[15:58] <recon_lap> lersch: and the files owner and group?
[15:58] <morph3k> do you know ur root password?
[15:58] <lersch> recon_lap, what do you mean?
[15:58] <IdleOne> Ubuntu has no root password
[15:58] <bazhang> morph3k, there is none
[15:58] <morph3k> i have one on mine ^_^
[15:59] <morph3k> lersch: what happens if you type su in terminal
[15:59] <IdleOne> morph3k: because you enabled it
[15:59] <zykotick9> !noroot | morph3k
[15:59] <woo> I gave my root a passwd then subverted it then made a user w/no gid. :)
[15:59] <bazhang> morph3k, please dont recommend that here, it's completely unneeded
[15:59] <jm-> i ste my root passwd on accident.
[15:59] <morph3k> yea i know IdleOne i thought it was normal
[15:59] <jcabo_> lersch: problem solved, look into 'man 2 open', in the O_CREAT  section, there are your access modes
[15:59] <Halite> !wfm
[15:59] <morph3k> recommend what bazhang
[15:59] <recon_lap> lersch: an example ----rwxrwx   1 joe        users           29 Mar 22 19:39 somefile
[15:59] <bazhang> morph3k, enabling the root password. Just Don't.
[16:00] <KrisB> zykotick9 - and if LightDM doesnt run (I set "GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="text"") then xorg (which is the GUI) doesn't run either, until I "service lightdm start"?
[16:00] <IdleOne> bazhang: he didn't from what i see.
[16:00] <morph3k> i feel safer with a root pw but whatever
[16:00] <recon_lap> lersch: and do you know your password? or do you login automatically?
[16:00] <morph3k> and all i said was that u can have a root password
[16:00] <zykotick9> KrisB: correct, that GRUB=text mean "boot to text mode"
[16:01] <jcabo_> lersch: use open(buffer, O_RDWR | O_CREATE | O_DIRECT, S_IRWXU)
[16:01] <lersch> I am a normal user. I have a login and a password, but no sudo rights.
[16:01] <morph3k> lersch: whats it say when u type su into terminal
[16:01] <morph3k> rather what does it do
[16:01] <MonkeyDust> lersch  if you can login, you can use sudo
[16:01] <woo> bazhang: in a senairo where you have users from all over the world in a cafe using ubuntu.  if one of the users hits the power button then uses grub to enter recovery mode you are not prompted for a password.  The file system is read only but you are still exposed.  How then w/out a root password can I protect my pc?
[16:01] <morph3k> MonkeyDust: hes not on sudoers list
[16:01] <morph3k> thats what im tryin gto get him on
[16:01] <jcabo_> lersch: also, maybe the 'umask' is wrong somehow. It controls the permission bits of new files
[16:01] <zykotick9> lersch: you should be VERY careful with what morph3k is telling you... WARNING
[16:02] <morph3k> zykotick9: enabling sudo?
[16:02] <jcabo_> lersch, look also into 'man umask'.
[16:02] <morph3k> really zykotick9?
[16:02] <morph3k> why the fuck would u not want sudo enabled
[16:02] <bazhang> morph3k, no cursing here
[16:02] <KrisB> zykotick9, "unity is a "theme" for gnome basically - that happens to use compiz." if we had another "theme", so it's possible that it would run without compiz?
[16:02] <bazhang> KrisB, its a shell, not a theme
[16:03] <morph3k> cant cuss
[16:03] <morph3k> didnt know this
[16:03] <woo> no
[16:03] <zykotick9> KrisB: i but "theme" in quotes, because as bazhang just pointed out - it's really a "shell"
[16:03] <IdleOne> morph3k: That is the only warning you will get. I trust you read the !guidelines
[16:03] <zykotick9> s/but/put/
[16:03] <morph3k> zykotick9: why do u think enabling sudo is bad
[16:03] <morph3k> im about to IdleOne
[16:03] <lersch> jcabo_, setting S_IRWXU solved my problem. Thank you very much. :)
[16:03] <jcabo_> lersch:  :-) you're welcome man
[16:03] <SwashBuckla> has anyone here gotten iTunes to run successfully on Ubuntu?
[16:04] <zykotick9> morph3k: i don't but you need to boot to recovery mode to add user to sudo group.  lersch
[16:04] <woo> morph3k: we can go to hollywood irc in # political can cuss all we want :)
[16:04] <morph3k> no u dont zykotick9
[16:04] <SwashBuckla> (iTunes on Ubuntu through WINE, playOnLinux, whatever)
[16:04] <morph3k> type su then visudoers
[16:04] <zykotick9> morph3k: su.... good heavens.
[16:04] <morph3k> visudo
[16:04] <morph3k> thats how he adds himself to the sudoers list
[16:04] <zykotick9> morph3k: without sudo rights, that's not going to help
[16:04] <morph3k> stop acting like using root is evil
[16:05] <morph3k> he uses su, adds himself to sudoers file
[16:05] <morph3k> then he has sudo rights
[16:05] <zykotick9> lol
[16:05] <IdleOne> morph3k: Enough. Please drop it now.
[16:05] <MonkeyDust> SwashBuckla  http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/itunes
[16:05] <morph3k> IdleOne: im sorry but my advice is solid. these guys are tryin gto get this guy to fix something really simple with a lot of more complex things to do
[16:05] <BluesKaj> morph3k, it's sudo visudo
[16:05] <morph3k> not if you type su first BluesKaj
[16:06] <KrisB> zykotick9,  wikipedia writes "desktop shells, such as: Enlightenment DR17, Cinnamon, Beryl/Compiz, Unity" so Unit is a shell, but Compiz isn't. or they both are shells to use somehow?
[16:06] <zeddacus> hi there
[16:06] <zeddacus> all you good people
[16:06] <BluesKaj> more bad advice ...this sin't debian
[16:06] <IdleOne> morph3k: There is the recommended Ubuntu way, and there is the Works For Me way. We use the Ubuntu way in this channel.
[16:06] <SwashBuckla> MonkeyDust: my iPod _requires_ resetting with iTunes.
[16:06] <woo> morph3k: did I call you out on ur -installl?  be careful what you type.
[16:06] <morph3k> link me IdleOne?
[16:06] <zeddacus> what are the three top alternatives to etherape ?
[16:06] <morph3k> yes woo u did
[16:06] <crack> happy new year.
[16:06] <SwashBuckla> MonkeyDust: if you know of a way of doing this without running the program iTunes, please let me know
[16:06] <morph3k> but what i just typed regarding sudo was correct
[16:07] <SwashBuckla> crack: you too
[16:07] <IdleOne> morph3k: Stop please.
[16:07] <zeddacus> happy new year ( chinese )
[16:07] <zykotick9> KrisB: compiz isn't really a "shell" by itself, you typically run somehting else, and compiz on-top of it.
[16:07] <zeddacus> what are the three top alternatives to etherape ?
[16:07] <woo> zeddacus: year of the snake?
[16:07] <morph3k> i am IdleOne i was just asking if u could show me a link to the ubuntu way
[16:07] <IdleOne> !best | zeddacus
[16:07] <woo> zeddacus: iptraf
[16:07] <war59312> morph3k: that did not work either.. :( see my latest edit at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=12500489#post12500489 please
[16:08] <MonkeyDust> SwashBuckla  i do not have itunes myself, i'm sure someone else can help better, put your issue in one line and repeat every 15 minutes or so
[16:08] <zeddacus> i have iptraf, but it does not show the deeper network ( connections within my lan going in and out, maybe i am using it wrong ?
[16:08] <war59312> escott: thanks, got it..
[16:08] <woo> zeddacus: wireshark
[16:08] <morph3k> war59312: use the -d flag
[16:08] <SwashBuckla> MonkeyDust: lol ok
[16:08] <morph3k> then try it again
[16:09] <crack> SwashBuckla, thanks
[16:09] <IdleOne> morph3k: This is the proper way of fixing sudo http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/fixsudo
[16:09] <woo> zeddacus: you can use interface any
[16:09] <woo> zeddacus: restatement. With iptraf you can use interface any.
[16:10] <crack> zeddacus, happy new year
[16:10] <fox__> hi
[16:10] <zeddacus> thank
[16:10] <crack> zeddacus, Yes, the year of the snake
[16:10] <bazhang> !ot | crack
[16:10] <fox__> can you spike arabek
[16:11] <MonkeyDust> !ar
[16:11] <jcabo_> zeddacus: look into 'jnettop' too
[16:11] <MonkeyDust> !arabic
[16:11] <crack> ubottu, ok,i konw ..
[16:11] <morph3k> IdleOne: can i PM you?
[16:11] <bazhang> crack so chat elsewhere if you know
[16:11] <IdleOne> morph3k: if you need to
[16:12] <war59312> morph3k: dpkg: error: unknown option -d
[16:12] <crack> bazhang, Yeah, I will.
[16:12] <morph3k> war59312: -d should be the debug flag
[16:12] <morph3k> let me check the manual
[16:12] <zeddacus> is there an easy way to get java running ( wich you need for that )
[16:12] <KrisB> zykotick9, okay, so Xorg = DE = Gnome?
[16:13] <war59312> morph3k: must be in cap.. then i get: dpkg: error: --debug requires a positive octal argument
[16:13] <zykotick9> KrisB: they aren't equals.  but Xorg -> DM -> DE = Gnome
[16:13] <Judith> Good afternoon.
[16:13] <SwashBuckla> (how do you iTunes on Ubuntu through WINE, playOnLinux, whatever)
[16:13] <Judith> What is adult novelty?
[16:13] <SwashBuckla> how do you iTunes on Ubuntu through WINE, playOnLinux, whatever?
[16:13] <fox__> hi
[16:13] <fox__> hi]
[16:13] <fox__> hi
[16:13] <fox__> hi
[16:13] <FloodBot1> fox__: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:13] <zeddacus> hmm, umit network scanner ?
[16:13] <Judith> Hello?!
[16:13] <Judith> What is adult novelty?
[16:14] <bazhang> Judith, its offtopic here
[16:14] <DJones> fox__: We saw you the first time
[16:14] <MonkeyDust> Judith  wrong channel
[16:14] <fox__> ما فهمت شي
[16:14] <Judith> What?!
[16:14] <fox__> رجاع عيد
[16:14] <fox__> عربي
[16:14] <FloodBot1> fox__: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:14] <bazhang> Judith, this is ubuntu support ONLY
[16:14] <Judith> That's bolonga! It doesn't make sense!
[16:14] <Judith> Outrageous.
[16:14] <MonkeyDust> !arabic | fox__
[16:14] <Judith> I've had enough.
[16:14] <Judith> BYE!
[16:14] <war59312> morph3k: running: sudo dpkg -i -D=1000 linux-*.deb
[16:15] <KrisB> zykotick9, thank you I think, i'll get to uderstand these terms soon. :)
[16:16] <woo> I <3 you people.  have a great Saturday, #Caterday, and A happy new year of the snake.
[16:16] <morph3k> sorry war59312 -d is for apt
[16:16] <Judith> What is adult novelty?
[16:16] <war59312> morph3k: well -D is for debugging but nothing usefull it seems
[16:17] <KrisB> zykotick9,  I just installed compiz manager, and I trying to make some changes, should I run "compiz --replace" as Ubuntu help page says?
[16:17] <war59312> morph3k: i really think it has to do with: /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig: 237: /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig: cannot create /boot/grub/grub.cfg.new: Directory nonexistent
[16:17] <Judith> What is adult novelty?
[16:17] <war59312> morph3k: seems it cant find /boot
[16:17] <zykotick9> war59312: i'm not sure what you are doing, but using a * and dpkg will NOT always work...  is there not a repo for the package(s) you're looking for?
[16:17] <war59312> zykotick9: i am simply trying to fix a kernel panic.. see: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=12500489#post12500489 ..
[16:18] <zykotick9> KrisB: if you see it in Ubuntu documentation, sure.
[16:18] <zykotick9> war59312: ya, i can't help.  good luck.
[16:18] <sakkemo> is there a simple way to switch ~ and only ~ non-dead key?
[16:18] <morph3k> war59312: do
[16:18] <morph3k> aptitude search grub
[16:19] <morph3k> aptitude search grub*
[16:20] <KrisB> zykotick9,  I tried this. the display crashes after this command, I only can use terminal. when I type the second time, I can see some effects, (like fancy windows minimazing), when I close terminal, it crashes again, so I need to restart lightdm to see display again.
[16:20] <morph3k> KrisB: run it it screen
[16:20] <zykotick9> KrisB: expect "issues" with ccsm/unity/compiz is all i can say.  good luck.
[16:21] <KrisB> morph3k - what do you mean?
[16:21] <morph3k> run the command but with the word screen in front
[16:21] <morph3k> that way when u close the temrinal window it will still run in the background
[16:22] <zykotick9> KrisB: i doubt gnu/screen is going to let you start compiz.  this is more questionable advice.
[16:22] <morph3k> it may not idk
[16:22] <morph3k> worth a shot though no?
[16:22] <zykotick9> no
[16:22] <morph3k> k
[16:22] <belgianguy> anyone accustomed to SNMP (and snmpd) ?
[16:22] <bazhang> morph3k, please dont suggest things you have no idea about
[16:22] <ThinkT510> morph3k: screen is a terminal multiplexer, nothing to do with gui
[16:23] <belgianguy> I freshly installed that package but its server crashes
[16:23] <KrisB> zykotick9 - start compiz? doesn't it right straight away after Xorg starts?
[16:23] <morph3k> ThinkT510: sorry i thought he just needed to run compiz
[16:23] <zeddacus> is there an etherape like clone wich also gives network visualization ?
[16:23] <KrisB> zykotick9: doesn't it run*
[16:23] <belgianguy> and someone stated in a blog post that it can't find its MIBs
[16:23] <zykotick9> KrisB: your "compiz --replace" is basically re/starting compiz
[16:24] <belgianguy> but where would those be located on 12.10?
[16:24] <morph3k> KrisB: http://askubuntu.com/questions/127782/ubuntu-12-04-compiz-failure-computer-has-nothing-to-use
[16:24] <morph3k> is that what ur looking for?
[16:24] <zeddacus> iftraf does not probe deep enough
[16:25] <zeddacus> iftop
[16:25] <zeddacus> i mean
[16:25] <zeddacus> :P
[16:25] <morph3k> here is also another one KrisB https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/194996
[16:25] <war59312> morph3k: ok lots of results for that command
[16:25] <morph3k> i dunno if thats what ur looking for ot not
[16:25] <morph3k> or*
[16:25] <IdleOne> morph3k: This isn't a competition to see who can answer more questions. Quality is more important the quantity.
[16:25] <morph3k> yea i know IdleOne thats why i just found those pages for him
[16:26] <IdleOne> if you don't know, that is fine. no need to try and guess at every question
[16:26] <morph3k> ur right
[16:26] <morph3k> i sometimes get overzealous because i remember when i first started using linux
[16:26] <anddon> I would like some help about repositories and package management. Suppose I find a package on the ubuntu multiverse like say CERN's ROOT but its pretty old and so I decide to compile my own version. Is there any way I can have my version recognised in apt/synaptic etc
[16:26] <morph3k> and people didnt like to help
[16:26] <morph3k> so i dont want to see a user not use linux because of these run ins
[16:27] <cfhowlett> anddon, I suppose if you packaged it as a PPA maybe ...
[16:27] <DJones> !checkinstall | anddon
[16:27] <anddon> thanks ubottu
[16:27] <zykotick9> anddon: for local-only packages you could try checkinstall, which DJones just linked ;)  but don't distribute those DEBs
[16:27] <cfhowlett> DJones, better answer than mine.  thanks.
[16:27] <KrisB> morph3k - I'm grateful to you, guys, for helping me out. :)
[16:27] <ninny> Hey all, I have a problem with apt-get not working well anymore. I'm getting "unmet delendencies" and "you have held broken packages" problems. Any advice?
[16:27] <morph3k> so it worked KrisB?
[16:28] <zykotick9> ninny: "sudo apt-get -f install" and see what's broken.
[16:29] <anddon> also thanks DJones, cfhowlett.. exactly what I needed
[16:29] <morph3k> zykotick9: could he use the build-dep p[topm
[16:29] <morph3k> option?
[16:29] <KrisB> morph3k - let me reboot my pc again, and check your resources.
[16:29] <ninny> transmission-daemon : Depends: transmission-common (= 2.61-0ubuntu2) but 2.76-0ubuntu0.12.10.1 is to be installed
[16:29] <ninny> but I've had issues with other packages as well
[16:30] <morph3k> ninny: aptitude -v --build-depends transmission-daemon
[16:30] <SwashBuckla> how do you iTunes on Ubuntu through WINE, playOnLinux, whatever?
[16:30] <morph3k> cant SwashBuckla
[16:30] <zykotick9> ninny: i wouldn't recommend morph3k aptitude command...
[16:30] <morph3k> well u can run it through wine but it doesnt work good
[16:30] <morph3k> like u cant hook ur iphone to it to do anything
[16:30] <morph3k> why not zykotick9
[16:31] <ninny> apparently I don't have super cow powers anyway
[16:31] <ninny> *that's what it says
[16:31] <ninny> This aptitude does not have Super Cow Powers.
[16:31] <llutz> morph3k: read "man apt-get" or "man aptitude" and read what build-dep  does.
[16:31] <IdleOne> ninny: Can you please pastebin the exact error message you are getting, use paste.ubuntu.com
[16:31] <zykotick9> ninny: that's just a joke about "apt-get moo"
[16:32] <ninny> ok will do
[16:32] <war59312> morph3k: well thanks for your help but out of time atm... will try again later
[16:32] <morph3k> ninny: also aptitude safe-upgrade may install other dependencies u can use....(type man aptitude first to read on it)
[16:32] <morph3k> sec llutz
[16:32] <ThinkT510> !aptitude | morph3k
[16:33] <ninny> here
[16:33] <ninny> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1629530/
[16:33] <IdleOne> ninny: run: sudo apt-get update and pastebin please
[16:33] <morph3k> llutz:   Satisfy the build-dependencies of a package. Each package name may be a source package, in which case thebuild dependencies of that source package are installed; otherwise, binary packages are found in the same
[16:34] <mandoguit> !apt
[16:34] <morph3k>  way as for the “install” command, and the build-dependencies of the source packages that build those binary packages are satisfied.
[16:34] <zykotick9> IdleOne: i'd be more interested in "apt-cache policy transmission-daemon" myself ;)
[16:34] <llutz> morph3k: i know what is is, and it has nothing to do with unmet dependencies
[16:34] <IdleOne> zykotick9: I am guessing we need a dist-upgrade to be ran but want to make sure
[16:34] <ninny> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1629544/
[16:34] <zykotick9> IdleOne: perhaps!  i just assumed they must be mixing repos.
[16:35] <morph3k> apt-cache is good zykotick9
[16:35] <morph3k> thanks for the link btw ninny
[16:35] <ninny> no, thank you for helping
[16:35] <ioria> lluts: what are unmet dependencies ? thanx
[16:36] <IdleOne> ninny: after the last line there should be a couple more lines. Should look something like 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[16:36] <morph3k> so did u fix it ninny
[16:37] <IdleOne> ninny: Do you see that last line ?
[16:37] <ninny> no
[16:38] <IdleOne> ninny: ok, lets try sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[16:38] <ninny> morph3k, I haven't fixed it
[16:38] <IdleOne> ninny: pastebin any errors you may get please
[16:38] <ninny> no errors
[16:39] <morph3k> IdleOne: u know dist-upgrade will take him to like 12.10 right?
[16:39] <IdleOne> morph3k: I know it won't
[16:39] <bazhang> morph3k, no it wont
[16:39] <Guest83027> i'm making a ftp portal for ma college and i'm stuck in between. i have to make near about 100 users for remote login having username and passwd admin defined and not as anonymous ..........but i don't know how to make them without making them as my local users
[16:39] <ThinkT510> !dist-upgrade | morph3k
[16:39] <IdleOne> ninny: ok, what was the original problem again?
[16:39] <morph3k> crap
[16:39] <morph3k> whats the command to do that then?
[16:39] <morph3k> i thought thats what dist-upgrade was
[16:40] <DeadWeasel> Error mounting: mount exited with exit code 1: helper failed with:
[16:40] <morph3k> and upgrade was for packages
[16:40] <DeadWeasel> mount: only root can mount /dev/sdb1 on /media/DATA
[16:40] <IdleOne> morph3k: stop guessing, relax, learn.
[16:40] <morph3k> do you know the command im talking about?
[16:40] <DeadWeasel> after editing my fstab to automount my second drive
[16:40] <morph3k> i ran it on a server of mine once and it took me from 12.04 to 12.10
[16:40] <DeadWeasel> boot failure too, had to restart again
[16:40] <Guest83027> how could i figured out that issue?
[16:40] <morph3k> i thought i did apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade
[16:40] <IdleOne> morph3k: I do, but honestly I am affraid to tell you what it is because I think you may misuse it.
[16:40] <ninny> Sorry, My problem is apt-get is giving me problems, so there's something wrong with the pap's somewhere
[16:41] <morph3k> no i have no interest in going to 12.10
[16:41] <aelgali> Hi, i'm trying to apply .diff file to a locally installed duplicity app, and i've no idea where to start.
[16:41] <morph3k> id like to know it to make sure i dont do it again
[16:41] <IdleOne> ninny: what problem exactly?
[16:41] <BluesKaj> morph3k, sudo do-release-upgrade , for development releases , it , sudo do-release-upgrade -d
[16:41] <BluesKaj> it's
[16:41] <morph3k> YEAH
[16:41] <morph3k> thats it
[16:41] <morph3k> thanks BluesKaj
[16:41] <DeadWeasel> how do I give FSTAB root abilities to automount my drives?
[16:41] <morph3k> i did that once on a server and i was frustrated bad
[16:41] <morph3k> this certain script i was using wouldnt work with 12.10
[16:42] <morph3k> had to reinstall
[16:42] <BluesKaj> be careful morph3k ., make sure you have a stable backup OS
[16:42] <morph3k> oh im not updating
[16:42] <morph3k> im staying on LTS
[16:42] <Guest83027> i'm making a ftp portal for ma college and i'm stuck in between. i have to make near about 100 users for remote login having username and passwd admin defined and not as anonymous ..........but i don't know how to make them without making them as my local users
[16:42] <ninny> this is my problem
[16:42] <ninny> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1629581/
[16:42] <morph3k> BluesKaj: can you make back ups on a VM?
[16:42] <ThinkT510> DeadWeasel: what do you mean, fstab is used for mountpoints, you don't need to change any permissions
[16:42] <ThinkT510> !fstab | DeadWeasel
[16:43] <IdleOne> ninny: did you run sudo apt-get -f install ? like zykotick9 had recommended earlier and what was the out if so ?
[16:43] <morph3k> ninny: let IdleOne or someone verify but i think apt-get clean && apt-get update
[16:43] <morph3k> then run apt-get upgrade
[16:43] <morph3k> but make sure thats right with IdleOne
[16:43] <joshs> hello
[16:43] <DeadWeasel> /dev/sdb1 /media/DATA fuseblk rw,nosuid,nodev,allow_other,default_permissions,blksize=4096 0 0  ThinkT510
[16:43] <DeadWeasel> do those options prevent me from mounting unless root?
[16:43] <KeyboardNotFound> where to buy VPN ?
[16:43] <DeadWeasel> what do I change?
[16:44] <DeadWeasel> I took the line from MTAB
[16:44] <DeadWeasel> ThinkT510: ^
[16:44] <ninny> -f gave me this
[16:44] <ninny> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1629588/
[16:44] <ctmjr> ninny install transmission-common first
[16:44] <BluesKaj> morph3k, if you have access to a stable drive or partition to store you r data
[16:44] <jcabo_> ninny: have you tried 'apt-get remove transmission-daemon transmission-common transmission-cli' then afterwards reinstall?
[16:44] <joshs> I use ubuntu 12.04 lts, why does my video run choppy when i try to stream a show?
[16:44] <IdleOne> jcabo_: good idea :)
[16:44] <ThinkT510> DeadWeasel: ah, sorry i thought you meant you needed to change permissions of the fstab file itself, sorry i've not dealt with fuseblk
[16:45] <ninny> I have but let me do it again
[16:45] <aelgali> can anyone help with how to apply a .diff file to locally installed package?
[16:45] <DeadWeasel> should be NTFS
[16:45] <Uldics> Hi! Doeas anyone have a clue, why qjoypad (to translate gamepad buttons to keyboard presses) is not showing any possibility to configure anything?
[16:46] <morph3k> ninny: scroll up a bit and try my way if this doesnt work
[16:46] <joshs> can someone help me with getting video to not be choppy?
[16:46] <ninny> non of the transmission packages are currently installed anyway
[16:46] <morph3k> i dont BluesKaj
[16:46] <morph3k> i mean i do outside of the VM
[16:46] <morph3k> can i back it up outside of the VM?
[16:47] <ThinkT510> morph3k: a backup can be as simple as a copy, you can copy anything
[16:47] <morph3k> yea i just had to do a total reinstall of ubuntu on a server last night
[16:48] <morph3k> something went wrong and we couldnt figure it out
[16:48] <ctmjr> ninny: you have to install transmission first before you can install the daemon
[16:48] <BluesKaj> morph3k, like ThinkT510 says , if you have permissions and access
[16:49] <morph3k> i dunno how to do it BluesKaj
[16:49] <ninny> ctmjr: but if it needs the transmission dependancy shouldn't it install it?
[16:49] <joshs> hello
[16:49] <ninny> or ask to install it?
[16:49] <joshs> i have a problem
[16:50] <jcabo_> ninny: the problem is that the version that you have available for transmission-common is newer than the required for transmission-daemon.
[16:50] <flintser> how can i undo what pppoeconf did? now i have no network-applet or anythin related to it. sorru if this came twice i had connection problems
[16:50] <joshs> can someone please help me with my video being choppy?
[16:50] <BluesKaj> morph3k, I use an external drive ..it's a few bucks , but if you intend to do OS testing and experimentation it's worth the price
[16:50] <morph3k> i have an external
[16:51] <ninny> is it because i've done a apt-get upgrade?
[16:51] <morph3k> i just dont know how to back up linux from a VM
[16:51] <llutz> !backup | morph3k
[16:51] <BluesKaj> can you see the drive in nautlius from the VM , morph3k?
[16:51] <ThinkT510> morph3k: the most important thing is backing up the files you want to keep
[16:52] <Willi-Smith> Hi, please how i can print in c unicode char in escape sequence (chars from middle-Europe éíáýžřčšě) printf("%c", '\0x10c') for č doesnt work
[16:52] <ThinkT510> morph3k: most virtualization software allows you to make clones of vms and export them for storage too
[16:52] <DeadWeasel> http://www.liberiangeek.net/2012/04/auto-mount-windows-ntfs-partitions-in-ubuntu-12-04-precise-pangolin/
[16:52] <DeadWeasel> helpful for mounting
[16:52] <jcabo_> ninny: you can try downloading transmission-common directly from: http://packages.ubuntu.com/quantal/transmission-common      and then installing it with 'dpkg -i transmission-common.deb'
[16:52] <morph3k> jcabo_
[16:52] <morph3k> that isnt the problem
[16:52] <morph3k> i just installed the daemon and client
[16:53] <jcabo_> if it isn't, then I apologize
[16:53] <ninny> I'm running 12.10
[16:53] <morph3k> oh
[16:53] <ninny> transmission-gtk (>= 2.76-0ubuntu0.12.10.1)
[16:53] <morph3k> yea 12.10 is messy with a lot of apps
[16:53] <aelgali> exit
[16:53] <aelgali> exit
[16:53] <aelgali> end
[16:53] <ninny> ok so what's the best solution, anyone have any ideas what's actually going on? I need to resolve dependancies with apt-get
[16:53] <FloodBot1> aelgali: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:54] <flintser> how can i undo what pppoeconf did? now i have no network-applet or anythin related to it. sorru if this came twice i had connection problems
[16:54] <morph3k> network manager probably flintser
[16:56] <ninny> maybe it's my package list?
[16:56] <flintser> morph3k: i know that my network manager is busted, pppoeconf did it and i want to undo and get back tonthe stage before pppoeconf
[16:56] <flintser> back to the*
[16:56] <morph3k> idk flintser sorry :(
[16:57] <ThinkT510> ninny: most dependency problems are caused by using packages from outside the official repos
[16:57] <ninny> this is the content of /etc/apt/sources.list
[16:57] <ninny> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1629655/
[16:57] <ninny> ahh ok
[16:57] <ninny> well in my sources.list I don't have any non official repos I don't think
[16:57] <ninny> but I have been adding and removing some of them
[16:57] <morph3k> BluesKaj: llutz i dont see anything about backing up ubuntu running on a VM to a real hard drive
[16:58] <ninny> it's just someone said the output of apt-get update didn't look right
[16:58] <morph3k> too bad you cant downgrade ninny :(
[16:58] <llutz> morph3k: mount the external, use any of the backup solutions shown, done
[16:59] <ninny> should I switch to debian to avoid stuff like this?
[16:59] <ninny> I can re-install in no time
[16:59] <morph3k> no
[16:59] <morph3k> well i like debian
[16:59] <morph3k> but it can be a little different
[16:59] <flintser> ninny is that your whole sources.list?
[16:59] <morph3k> ubuntu is a debian derivitive
[16:59] <ninny> yeah
[16:59] <ninny> is it wrong?
[16:59] <flintser> yes
[16:59] <morph3k> yes
[17:00] <MonkeyDust> ninny  you're asking to go to the competition ;-)
[17:00] <morph3k> very wrong
[17:00] <ninny> ok thought that might be the issue
[17:00] <flintser> wait i'll paste mine
[17:00] <morph3k> u should have many more
[17:00] <blackthor> hm,  this is weird.  trying to install 12.04.1 LTS from a pendrive,  specified different mirrors and install hangs.
[17:00] <KrisB> morph3k: I just installed Cinnamon - i feel more like on Windows now:)
[17:00] <ninny> haha, but ubuntu is from debian isn't it, so more like the daddy...
[17:00] <morph3k> hehe its nice then KrisB?
[17:00] <morph3k> yes ninny
[17:00] <jcabo_> ninny: I think I know what your problem is
[17:01] <ninny> I'm an idiot and messed up my sources list :)?
[17:01] <morph3k> ninny: http://askubuntu.com/questions/124017/how-do-i-restore-the-default-repositories
[17:01] <KrisB> morph3k - yea. so what I did is i just installed a different shell for the same GNOME desktop environment, right?
[17:01] <jcabo_> ninny: that package, transmission-common-2.76-0ubuntu0.12.10.1, in the pastebin, could only come from one place: https://launchpad.net/~transmissionbt/+archive/ppa
[17:01] <morph3k> no
[17:01] <morph3k> cinnamon replaces gnome
[17:01] <jcabo_> ninny: so it follows that you have an extra line in sources.list, or in /etc/sources.list.d/
[17:01] <jguy2013> Trying to run backtrack5 on my galaxy s3,  this is the script i try running; http://pastebin.com/HZ2kiGNh -  the error I receieve back is:  bootbt[36]: syntax error: 'if' unmatched
[17:01] <xangua> morph3k: it does not
[17:02] <ninny> ok one sec
[17:02] <bazhang> jguy2013, bt is not supported here
[17:02] <bazhang> !backtrack | jguy2013
[17:02] <morph3k> it doesnt xangua?
[17:02] <morph3k> i was under the impression cinnamon is like gnome xfce kde etc
[17:02] <ninny> I have no  /etc/sources.list.d/
[17:02] <jguy2013> bazhang its more of a coding issue... was hoping you could at least look at the paste bin and the error i receive and tell me what im doing wrong?
[17:02] <ninny> let me re-do the repositories like morph3k said
[17:03] <jcabo_> ninny: sorry, it's /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ files in there are the same as lines in sources.list
[17:03] <xangua> morph3k: KrisB indeed, unity, cinnamon and gnome-shell are just a shell for gnome :)
[17:03] <flintser> ninny here is my /etc/apt/sources.list
[17:03] <ninny> I'll be back in 5, gotta make the wife a cup of tea
[17:03] <bazhang> jguy2013, ask in the bt channel, it s not supported here
[17:03] <ThinkT510> morph3k: cinnamon (not supported here) is a gnome3 fork thats meant to resemble gnome2
[17:03] <ninny> agh yeah there is stuff in there
[17:03] <KrisB> xuangua - any ideas how to make some shell default?
[17:03] <morph3k> ninny: where do u see sources.list.d ?
[17:03] <flintser> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1629691/
[17:03] <flintser> ninny ^^
[17:03] <jguy2013> bazhang;  dude im talking scripting,  and scripting IS supported here but ok thanks anyways.
[17:04] <morph3k> yea i know ThinkT510
[17:04] <morph3k> but i thought it just replaced it?
[17:04] <ninny> wait, one sec
[17:04] <ThinkT510> morph3k: replaced what? its another desktop environment, thats all
[17:04] <ninny> so flintier can I just copy yours to mine?
[17:04] <sakkemo> I'm trying to compile libsoup from git sources, but pkg-config is not able to find libxml-2.0 (a build dependency), even though I installed the package libxml2-dev. Any ideas?
[17:04] <MonkeyDust> jguy2013  better type /join #backtrack-linux
[17:05] <ninny> and can I just remove all the pap's in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/?
[17:05] <ninny> ppas that is
[17:05] <flintser> yes but ylu get finnish repos so change every fi to your country vode
[17:05] <flintser> code*
[17:05] <ninny> ahh ok
[17:05] <ninny> ok I'm going to have to sign off for a few minutes
[17:06] <ninny> thank you very much for your help
[17:06] <ninny> saved me a massive amount of time...
[17:06] <ninny> brb
[17:06] <morph3k> ninny
[17:06] <morph3k> i gave u a link
[17:06] <ninny> yeah I have it
[17:06] <ninny> thanks morph3k
[17:06] <morph3k> yea ThinkT510 but cant u just remove gnome now?
[17:06] <ninny> I'm going through it in a minute
[17:06] <morph3k> np glad i could help ninny
[17:06] <ninny> tar
[17:06] <melanchthon> flintser: didn't ninny have 12.10?
[17:07] <ThinkT510> morph3k: what are you talking about?
[17:07] <morph3k> if you install cinnamon
[17:07] <ninny> i do..
[17:07] <morph3k> you can just remove gnome completely right?
[17:07] <jcabo_> ninny had an extra sources list comming from https://launchpad.net/~transmissionbt/+archive/ppa   (which is the only place in the planet with transmission-common with that version)
[17:07] <ThinkT510> morph3k: no
[17:07] <flintser> ffu.. you cant use mine then
[17:07] <kuun-lann> hello, i just installed a 12.10 ubuntu 64bits and he won't shutdown properly or reboot. I try the command line shutdown -h now and reboot but it stucks a the endscreen "ubuntu 12.10" and the 4 dots .. What can i do ? thx :)
[17:08] <blackthor> hmmmm in xfce4 what would be the ways to disable keys that control actions such as  ALT+F4, ALT+F2, etc ?
[17:08] <flintser> ninny if you have your install media you can copy the defalt sourves list from there
[17:08] <MonkeyDust> morph3k  no need to, install cinnamon, logout, select cinnamon, login -- cinnamon is a mint thingy, may be buggy on ubuntu -- it was on my machine
[17:08] <jcabo_> kuun-lann: check the file '/var/log/syslog' and see what happens at the last moment of shutdown
[17:08] <blackthor> (trying to build a locked down interface with only 1 running program)
[17:08] <morph3k> ah ok thenk
[17:09] <NetFlam> Hey people! How to turn off energy safe mode of wifi card on ubuntu 13.04?
[17:09] <MonkeyDust> NetFlam  #ubuntu+1
[17:09] <NetFlam> Hey people! How to turn off energy safe mode of wifi card on ubuntu 12.04?
[17:10] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: ok i check
[17:10] <STMelon> ppa's are not supported but to simply add the cinnamon repo and install cinnamon (again not supported)
[17:10] <STMelon> sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gwendal-lebihan-dev/cinnamon-stable
[17:10] <STMelon> sudo apt-get update
[17:11] <qleer> i have some problem with my ubuntu... after running ~2days when i start using pc he really slowly its some problem with ram?
[17:11] <STMelon> sudo apt-get install cinnamon
[17:11] <Stygian> anyone know the command/package that works just like dd
[17:11] <NetFlam> sudo apt-get my new brain
[17:11] <morph3k> probably just using a lot of resources qleer
[17:11] <morph3k> unity does that
[17:11] <qleer> i have gnome3
[17:12] <morph3k> yea gnome3 takes resources too
[17:12] <ianrossi> Hey I've got Juju configured with a local Openstack install and I was able to bootstap successfully...
[17:12] <qleer> ok thx
[17:12] <morph3k> might want to try a lighter weight enviroment
[17:12] <morph3k> try xfce
[17:12] <Stygian> anyone?
[17:12] <ianrossi> Sorry, wrong channel
[17:13] <MonkeyDust> Stygian  if something works "just like dd", it would be obsolete
[17:13] <Stygian> that's not true
[17:13] <morph3k> qleer
[17:13] <morph3k> try xfce
[17:13] <morph3k> or cinnamon
[17:14] <Stygian> it was created by a government lab that pretty much runs just like dd but it zeros out and wipes hdds much faster
[17:14] <KrisB> morph3k - still compiz changes do not work.
[17:14] <ThinkT510> morph3k: please don't suggest unsupported environments here
[17:14] <qleer> meaby ... but i see now i use 90% ram and 40% swap - probably i need more ram
[17:14] <bazhang> !mintsupport > morph3k
[17:14] <MonkeyDust> Stygian  "pretty much like" is not the same as "just like", if it worked just like dd, you might as well use dd
[17:15] <MonkeyDust> Stygian  so, what is it you want to do?
[17:15] <bekks> morph3k: So you're on mint all the time?
[17:15] <morph3k> bazhang: i dont use mint
[17:15] <NetFlam> people on laptops! Write "sudo iwconfig wlan0 power off" to turn off power management
[17:15] <morph3k> bekks: no
[17:15] <bazhang> Stygian, shred? or something like that?
[17:15] <morph3k> but cinnamon can be used on ubuntu
[17:15] <NetFlam> Thats works!
[17:15] <Stygian> not shred
[17:15] <NetFlam> thx!
[17:15] <bazhang> morph3k, dont recommend it here.
[17:15] <morph3k> ThinkT510: i just gave him alternatives
[17:15] <morph3k> i let him know what was out there
[17:15] <morph3k> hes an adult and can decide if he wants to use it
[17:15] <seferis> Hi! I'm running on Windows7 at the moment and I know WUBI allows dual boot with Windows. However, can one boot up from the Ubuntu CD (without Wubi) and install it from thereforth?
[17:15] <ThinkT510> morph3k: you suggested cinnamon, that is not supported here
[17:15] <bazhang> morph3k, this channel is NOT for that.
[17:16] <morph3k> ok
[17:16] <MonkeyDust> seferis  yes, it's even preferred over using wubi
[17:16] <blackthor> trying to install 12.04.1 LTS, and getting error in console "can't find libnewt0.52"  any hints ?
[17:16] <blackthor> i already tried different mirrors
[17:16] <morph3k> google a download link for it and wget it
[17:16] <ThinkT510> morph3k: the whole point of a support channel is to get support, if he uses something unsupported then we can't give him support
[17:16] <morph3k> his problem was gnome3 being to slow
[17:17] <morph3k> i told him he should try a different enviroment
[17:17] <blackthor> i'm installing from a pendrive created with "lili" using the amd64bit iso file,  it unpacked it on the pendrive
[17:17] <ThinkT510> morph3k: then suggesting cinnamon is not a solution
[17:17] <morph3k> ThinkT510: in the future if i say something about cinnamon i will make sure to mention that #ubuntu doesnt support it
[17:17] <bazhang> morph3k, just dont mention it.
[17:17] <larst> hi all
[17:18] <morph3k> thats smart bazhang dont mention a very nice interface bc ubuntu doesnt fully support it yet
[17:18] <MonkeyDust> morph3k  that's the reason
[17:18] <larst> i'm using ubuntu 12.04 and I have this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/993187
[17:19] <seferis> MonkeyDust: So, download the Desktop Ubuntu CD, forget about Wubi.exe, insert CD, boot from there and install. this is preferred? Why (briefly) ?
[17:19] <xastey> I'm trying to setup a dual boot but the live cd doesn't give me the option to install along side windows
[17:20] <MonkeyDust> seferis  because wubi installs *inside* windows, a normal install does it *alongside* windows, so independent from windows
[17:20] <xastey> so I did some searching and found "fixparts".. and it gave me an error about my disk being gpt, I verifed that by runing "sudo parted /dev/sda unit s print", which sated my partition table was "gpt"
[17:20] <larst> can somebody tell me what is better, using 12.10 or 12.04 and upgrading kernel
[17:20] <xastey> anyone have some pointers on how I should procede
[17:20] <ThinkT510> larst: depends on what you need
[17:20] <MonkeyDust> seferis  wubi is also more limited than a normal install, upgrades etc
[17:21] <larst> ThinkT510: i Need at least linux 3.5
[17:21] <woo> ! wubi
[17:21] <kostkon> larst, 12.04.2 will get the 12.10 pretty soon
[17:21] <kostkon> 12.10 kernel*
[17:21] <larst> kostkon: really? cool
[17:21] <kostkon> larst, yes
[17:21] <larst> kostkon: should  I install 12.04.1 and then instlal linux-image-3.5? it's in the repo I see
[17:21]  * vinicios agree
[17:22] <kostkon> larst, in the backports repo for now
[17:22] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: i made a test, and i have only 2 lignes in my syslog when i ask to shutdown i pastebin them to you
[17:22] <seferis> MonkeyDust: ah, okay! thank you v.much!
[17:23] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: http://pastebin/su7zDfBY
[17:24] <jcabo_> kuun-lann: those lines are normal, it is what is supposed to look
[17:24] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: but i have nothing else :/ in my syslog
[17:24] <jcabo_> kuun-lann: so the problem might be with some incompatibility with the kernel and the hardware, it cannot give the order to the hardware to power off
[17:24] <tion_> were can i paste a screen shot?
[17:24] <jcabo_> kuun-lann: those two lines are the same I have on normal systems that can power off.
[17:25] <kostkon> imagebin | tion_
[17:25] <jcabo_> (the last two lines one sees)
[17:25] <kostkon> !imagebin | tion_
[17:25] <Bombo> hi
[17:25] <jcabo_> kuun-lann: is it a laptop? have you enabled/disabled acpi from the bios recently?
[17:26] <FloodBot1> fox__: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:26] <Bombo> where do i put user commands after a user login to unity? like 'xterm' i put 'xterm &' into ~/.xsession but i dont get an xterm when i login
[17:26] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: no it a desktop computer.. I don't know if i have acpi disabled. I can check if you want (i'm on a laptop here) . ACPI needs to be OFF if i'm right ?
[17:26] <SwashBuckla> how do you run iTunes on Ubuntu through WINE, playOnLinux, whatever?
[17:26] <tion_> http://imagebin.org/246070
[17:27] <ThinkT510> !appdb | SwashBuckla
[17:27] <jcabo_> kuun-lann: i think acpi must be on
[17:27] <tion_> check out my awsome screen-shoot :)
[17:27] <jcabo_> kuun-lann: is it a very old system?
[17:27] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: ok i restart my computer and check
[17:27] <jcabo_> ok
[17:27] <SwashBuckla> ThinkT510: I've tried those. I can't seem to get it working but thanks
[17:27] <SwashBuckla> ThinkT510: perhaps virtualbox will work?
[17:27] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: mmm no my computer is 2/3 years old approximatively)
[17:28] <SwashBuckla> actually
[17:28] <SwashBuckla> no
[17:28] <SwashBuckla> because I don't have Windows :(
[17:28] <ThinkT510> SwashBuckla: yes, but it will require a windows install disk
[17:28] <SwashBuckla> ThinkT510: :(
[17:28] <SwashBuckla> screw iTunes
[17:28] <SwashBuckla> and MacOS X and Windows
[17:28] <SwashBuckla> I wish I hadn't bought this iPod
[17:29] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: i got ACPI 2.0 support and ACPI APIC support enabled in my bios
[17:29] <kostkon> SwashBuckla, what model
[17:29] <SwashBuckla> kostkon: Shuffle 4th Gen (Dec 2012)
[17:29] <recon_lap> xastey: can you do a fresh install after wiping the drive ?
[17:29] <ThinkT510> !rockbox | SwashBuckla
[17:29] <xastey> recon_lap : no, pre-installed windows laptop
[17:29] <SwashBuckla> rockbox for Shuffle
[17:29] <SwashBuckla> ?
[17:30] <kostkon> SwashBuckla, tried with rhythmbox? also, check out floola: http://www.floola.com/
[17:30] <jcabo_> kuun-lann: let me keep thinking. In the mean time, a workaround is to do Ctrl-Alt-F1  and then type Ctrl-Alt-Del  which will restart the system and you can poweroff in the boot menu by holding the power button
[17:31] <jcabo_> kuun-lann: can you try turning acpi off?
[17:31] <recon_lap> xastey: probably want a backup of data, resize the windows partition tomake room for a new ubuntu partition
[17:31] <kuun-lann> i tryc to turn off the two ACPI i told you
[17:31] <flux242> Hello, since 12.10 my script that uses dbus-send stopped working. The problem is that the info inside of ~/.dbus/session-bus/*-0 is wrong. The DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS is wrong. Any tips?
[17:31] <xastey> recon_lap I have already done that
[17:31] <ninny> perfectly fixed
[17:31] <ninny> thanks all for the help
[17:31] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: i try to turn off the two ACPI and start my computer to shutdown again
[17:32] <xastey> thanks for answering so far.. let me get you the screen I see when I try to install recon_lap
[17:32] <zykotick9> kuun-lann: if acpi is disabled, your system will NOT turn off from software...
[17:32] <jcabo_> kuun-lann: ok
[17:32] <ninny> because I'm on armhf I had to change everything over to ports.ubuntu, but now I have a working apt-get agin
[17:32] <ninny> thanks
[17:32] <ThinkT510> !yay | ninny
[17:32] <ninny> haha, yeah me too
[17:32] <xastey> recon_lap I get something similar to this http://leekaelin.co.uk/downloads/TechSpot/Linux_Guides/Ubuntu_11_10/Ubuntu_11_10_Capture3a.JPG
[17:33] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: i try ctrl alt f1 and del but it still stucks at the purple screen cc @ zykotick9
[17:33] <AshesOfEmpires> evening everyone O/
[17:33] <ninny> I had a feeling it was me messing up the sources as I'm from ubuntu core and had to do it all with cat before I had a text editor setup
[17:33] <xastey> the only difference with mines it that I have 2 other options under "Earse" which givies me a choice to encrypt or use LVM
[17:33] <SwashBuckla> kostkon: I've tried floola too. THe issue is that I need to reset it
[17:33] <SwashBuckla> the shuffle is busted
[17:33] <xastey> recon_lap what i don't get is a screen like so http://leekaelin.co.uk/downloads/TechSpot/Linux_Guides/Ubuntu_11_10/Ubuntu_11_10_Capture3c.JPG
[17:34] <kostkon> SwashBuckla, :/
[17:34] <AshesOfEmpires> im just looking for a ubuntu version with supports a non-PAE cpu. any ideas?
[17:34] <AshesOfEmpires> *which
[17:34] <SwashBuckla> kostkon: when I start it up, it plays the audioclip "Please use iTunes to reset this iPod"
[17:34] <kostkon> SwashBuckla, ok :(
[17:34] <xastey> recon_lap on the window side I have resized my partation to 200gb so I have around 650gb unpartitioned, along with that I have a 10GB recovery, 256mb system and an EFI partition
[17:35] <Stygian> MonkeyDust here is what I was looking for http://www.forensicswiki.org/wiki/Dcfldd
[17:36] <recon_lap> xastey: thats 4 partitions , are all of them primary partitions ?
[17:36] <Brittany> So.. uh.. /var/log/cups/error_log is 12.8gb. I am literally out of ssd space. What the hell happened?
[17:36] <kostkon> SwashBuckla, have you tried the instructions from apple? http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1655
[17:37] <xastey> recon_lap should "sudo parted /dev/sda unit s print" say so
[17:37] <zykotick9> recon_lap: i'm not sure it applies, bug GPT partition don't suffer the 4 primary limit...
[17:37] <zykotick9> s/bug/but/
[17:37] <MonkeyDust> !info dcfldd | Stygian
[17:37] <xastey> all I get is ntfs/fat32.. I do see Sector size (logical/physical)L 512B/4096B
[17:38] <xastey> zykotick9 I do have a GPT drive
[17:38] <Stygian> MonkeyDust why did you do that?
[17:38] <Brittany> holy crap error_log has literally filled my hdd. in the space of a few minutes. what on earth.
[17:38] <xastey> but in my "parted" command I'm getting 5 entries
[17:38] <zykotick9> xastey: then you don't need to worry about 4 primaries :)
[17:38] <MonkeyDust> Stygian  to show you it's in the ubuntu repos
[17:38] <Stygian> oh I know it is
[17:38] <Stygian> I just couldn't think of the package
[17:39] <Bombo> how can i start an xterm when i login to unity?
[17:39] <Bombo> (automatically)
[17:40] <xastey> zykotick9 and recon_lap : so should i just choose "Something else" and create the partitions manually?
[17:40] <xastey> I still wanted to dual boot into windows if needed
[17:40] <jcabo_> kuun-lann: can you run the following command to get the name of your motherboard?      'sudo dmidecode | grep -i product.name'
[17:40] <recon_lap> xastey: I personally always go with Something else :)
[17:41] <MonkeyDust> Bombo  the command to open a terminal is "gnome-terminal"
[17:41] <zykotick9> Bombo: sidenote - i'd recommend using urxvt over xterm
[17:41] <Justakill> I want to install java, is placing the files in /usr/bin a way to go?
[17:41] <Bombo> MonkeyDust: how do i start it automatically when i login?
[17:41] <xastey> recon_lap alright .. I'll try that, wasn't to sure on the dual boot setup, every tut i've seen alway had the "Install besides Windows os"
[17:41] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: i check
[17:41] <Bombo> zykotick9: how do i start it automatically when i login?
[17:41] <xastey> so now recon_lap, need to figure whats a good way to partition this up
[17:42] <Bombo> no matter what term ;)
[17:42] <recon_lap> xastey: you just got to be careful not to wipe the wrong partitions
[17:42] <xastey> I only need 3 right recon_lap , since I already have an EFI paritition for windows?
[17:42] <zykotick9> Bombo: ? i wouldn't know.  isn't there a startup applications or something in your menu?
[17:42] <ClientAlive> I'm trying to video chat with my gf in Canada. I run ubuntu 12.04 dt and she runs windows vista.  Now we have it so I can hear her but she can't hear me. What can we do?
[17:42] <xastey> recon_lap I have an unallocated one
[17:43] <Tex_Nick> Bombo : in "dash home" it's "startup applications"
[17:43] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: M4N98TD EVO
[17:43] <kostkon> ClientAlive, skype? check your mic input levels
[17:44] <ClientAlive> kostkon: let me check.
[17:44] <ClientAlive> thx
[17:44] <jcabo_> kuun-lann: ok
[17:44] <recon_lap> xastey: I'd just create a small swap partition 1.5x Your system ram /swap, a system partition / (at least 40gb), and a user partition  for /home
[17:45] <xastey> so 40gb for home cool
[17:45] <tion_> i cant get ubuntu to use swap partition
[17:45] <Bombo> zykotick9: nope
[17:45] <Bombo> Tex_Nick: not in my language
[17:46] <xastey> recon_lap seems I can reuse my /boot partition I have on windows already
[17:46] <tion_>  swapon -s -v
[17:46] <tion_> Filename				Type		Size	Used	Priority
[17:46] <recon_lap> xastey: ??? , don't recommend trying to reuse partitions !!!
[17:47] <Bombo> Tex_Nick: ok got it its called 'startprogramme'
[17:47] <xastey> "Since Ubuntu 12.04, it is possible to re-use an existing Windows7 EFI partition (without formatting it). If you use a previous version of Ubuntu, or if you have several installations of GNU/Linux in EFI mode, it is safer to create a new EFI partition EFI."
[17:47] <Tex_Nick> Bombo:  ok great ;)
[17:47] <llutz> tion_: "grep swap /etc/fstab", "sudo blkid|grep swap"
[17:47] <xastey> recon_lap https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI#Identifying_if_the_computer_boots_the_HDD_in_EFI_mode said it
[17:47] <Bombo> Tex_Nick: thx for the hint ;)
[17:47] <Tex_Nick> Bombo:  np :)
[17:47] <xastey> recon_lap not sure wtf I'm doing here so if its better to not and create my own then I'll do that
[17:48] <Bombo> i thought i could just add commands to ~/.xsession
[17:49] <al__> I'm running ubuntu 12.10 w/ libre office 3.6.6.2.  I'd like to upgrade to the new 4.0 release but don't see the 4.0 version in software center ... if I download *.deb from libre office site, is installation smart enough to upgrade instead of have parallel installations?  Or do I need to uninstall current version then install 4.0?  I see nothing on the libreoffice page about upgrading :/
[17:49] <recon_lap> xastey: you and me both :) have not used EFI so I'll have to be quite
[17:49] <ThinkT510> !latest | al__
[17:50] <xastey> hehe recon_lap alright man I'll just follow this tut, you have been great help so far..
[17:50] <xangua> al__: remove the installed version of libreoffice first and then install the new one
[17:50] <xastey> you too zykotick9 .. thanks
[17:51] <xastey> going create a / , swap and rest for /home, then use boot-repair for /boot/efi reusing the windows one
[17:52] <Gaga> Please tell me is there eny differance in source, between x86 and ARM ubuntu root filesystem source? Is source same for both?
[17:52] <jcabo_> kuun-lann: I didn't find anything in particular for power-off problems with that motherboard, though I found that there are BIOS updates as recent as january 2012. The ACPI is in the BIOS. Though I cannot recommend doing a BIOS update:      http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=M4N98TD+EVO&p=1&s=24
[17:52] <mapbaker> Help! Last Ubuntu update killed firefox!!!
[17:52] <al__> ThinkT510: what does that mean?
[17:52] <al__> xangua: thanks
[17:53] <ThinkT510> al__: it means its best to just stick to whats in the repos
[17:53] <zykotick9> ThinkT510: +1
[17:53] <MonkeyDust> Bombo  is this link useful http://askubuntu.com/questions/57098/disable-auto-start-application
[17:53] <al__> ThinkT510: kk, thanks
[17:54] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: ok i will update my bios and see what happens
[17:54] <MonkeyDust> Bombo  it explains how to disable an autostart, maybe you learn from it how to enable
[17:54] <KrisB> Hello, it seems I've played to much. I realised that I haven't installed my newest drivers for graphic card, now no matter which shell (unity, cinnamon)  I run, it is just a background... I still can use terminal .
[17:55] <kostkon> mapbaker, what's your problem exactly
[17:55] <mapbaker> kostkon: firefox crashing on startup
[17:56] <mapbaker> kostkon: there was an error with flash player during the last updates
[17:56] <mapbaker> kostkon: seems to have affected firefox
[17:56] <zykotick9> mapbaker: start firefox from a terminal and see if there is error output, would be my 1st suggestion.
[17:57] <mapbaker> chromium also crashing
[17:57] <kostkon> mapbaker, like this:  firefox -safe-mode
[17:57] <mapbaker> seems to work in safe mode
[17:58] <mapbaker> launching firefox from terminal in standard mode returns "bus error (core dumped)"
[17:58] <KrisB> zykotick9, no shell works properly (it's just a background ) after installing graphic drivers.. any suggestions? -.-
[17:59] <zykotick9> KrisB: 1) what video card?  2) how did you install the drivers?
[17:59] <jcabo_> mapbaker: you should perform a memtest86 run (it is an option in the boot menu) and see if your memory is ok.
[18:00] <mapbaker> jcabo_ this just started 10 minutes ago after the last ubuntu update and an error with the adobe flash package
[18:00] <KrisB> zykotick9 - any command to check it ? (I can't remember it...). I installed it under "Additional drivers"
[18:00] <zykotick9> KrisB: "lspci | grep -i vga"
[18:00] <jcabo_> mapbaker: sorry, I just saw the 'bus error' and thought of memtest86
[18:00] <mapbaker> jcabo_ gotcha...thank you though!
[18:01] <KrisB> zykotick9: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation NV18 [GeForce4 MX 440 AGP 8x] (rev a4)
[18:01] <zykotick9> KrisB: lol, i've fought with an MX 440 before (and it beat me).  sorry, i can't help.  best of luck!
[18:02] <mapbaker> removed adobe flash now firefox is up and running
[18:02] <mapbaker> going to try to reinstall
[18:02] <jcabo_> mapbaker: if flash is the problem, you could try removing it from '/usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so', then reinstalling 'flashplugin-installer'
[18:02] <kostkon> mapbaker, purge the package and reinstall it
[18:02] <ClientAlive> I had to uncheck 'Allow Skype to automatically adjust my mixer levels' and then adjusted mixer levels through my desktop. My levels are all maxed out but she can not hear me still. she say she cannoth find 'Allow Skype to automatically adjust my mixer levels' on her Skype. what to do?
[18:02] <KrisB> zykotick9 - is there a way to disable the driver (because I did work when the system didn't have the driver?
[18:02] <mapbaker> kostkon: K think i'm doing that now...
[18:03] <ClientAlive>  barely hear you
[18:03] <ClientAlive> sorry
[18:03] <kostkon> ClientAlive, what type of mic are you using?
[18:03] <ClientAlive> internal
[18:03] <zykotick9> KrisB: yes.  from terminal purge the package you have installed, and reinstall the old one?  try "dpkg -l | grep -i nvidia" to see what's currently installed.
[18:03] <ClientAlive> brand new lappy
[18:04] <ClientAlive> kostkon:
[18:04] <ClientAlive> sorry
[18:04] <mapbaker> kostkon, jcabo_: reinstalling flash plugin seems to have fixed the problem...
[18:04] <jcabo_> ok
[18:04] <mapbaker> thank you both!
[18:04] <mapbaker> i hope others don't have the same issue...
[18:04] <Bombo> MonkeyDust: thx i got it, works with the 'startprogramme' but also with the file ~/.xsessionrc (instead of .xsession)
[18:04] <zykotick9> KrisB: actually, it might have been working with nouveau out of the box, so no need to reinstall the old one.
[18:05] <kostkon> ClientAlive, are you sure everything is maxed out?
[18:05] <ClientAlive> she says she had majic jack and it messed everything up
[18:05] <mapbaker> kostkon, jcabo_ thank you both!
[18:05] <jcabo_> zykotick9: to install nvidia drivers (propietary) from the terminal, you have to use 'jockey-text' (which is the Additional Drivers command line)
[18:05] <jcabo_> :-)
[18:05] <ClientAlive> execpt the first tab in the mixer. There are settings which are greyed out
[18:05] <zykotick9> jcabo_: why, it's a package isn't it?
[18:05] <ClientAlive> only the overlall vol is avail to change
[18:05] <jcabo_> zykotick9: because it is not enough to install the package. 'jockey-text' must activate it.
[18:06] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: the bios is currently flashing :)
[18:06] <jcabo_> fingers crossed!
[18:06] <zykotick9> jcabo_: i find that difficult to believe - but maybe.
[18:06] <jcabo_> zykotick9: you can have nvidia-96, nvidia-173, nvidia-304 installed altogether, but only one active.
[18:07] <kostkon> ClientAlive, what options are there in the input tab
[18:07] <zykotick9> jcabo_: that's been true since 10.04...
[18:07] <jcabo_> zykotick9: 'jockey-text -l' to list, and 'jockey-text -e <driver>' to activate.
[18:07] <ClientAlive> kostkon: I'm on that tab and everything is max all the way to the right
[18:07] <jcabo_> jockey-text takes care of apt-getting and so on.
[18:08] <ClientAlive> I am going to try my external mic
[18:08] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: okay my bios is update. I reboot my system
[18:08] <jcabo_> good luck
[18:09] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: reboot sucessfull, i try now to shutdown :)
[18:09] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: in fact i have an other idea. BEfore my fresh install i install a voyage 12/04 LTS And i havent problems .So i think i can DL an older kernel and try
[18:10] <hatake> hy how to instal Stage Tarball for ubuntu
[18:10] <KrisB> zykotick9, http://pastebin.com/U3SRvqfc
[18:10] <bekks> hatake: Which stage are you talking about?
[18:11] <MonkeyDust> hatake  you mean how to use tar?
[18:11] <zykotick9> KrisB: can you use paste.ubuntu.com instead?  i don't go to pastebin.com?
[18:11] <hatake> bekks, MonkeyDust like gentoo, just instal tarball
[18:11] <KrisB> zykotick9, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1630054/
[18:11] <zykotick9> KrisB: thanks.
[18:11] <bekks> hatake: Ubuntu isnt Gentoo.
[18:12] <kostkon> !build-essential | hatake
[18:12] <MonkeyDust> hatake  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression#GNU_Tar_.28.tar.29
[18:12] <hatake> bekks, I want to install ubuntu as gentoo, so only the Stage Tarball, not already used. iso again
[18:12] <KrisB> zykotick9, no problem. :)
[18:12] <bekks> hatake: You cant. Ubuntu isnt Gentoo.
[18:12] <kostkon> hatake, what is this Stage you are referring to?
[18:12] <bekks> hatake: There is no Ubuntu stage tarball.
[18:13] <hatake> no boot , i want to install by chroot
[18:13] <zykotick9> KrisB: so you have nvidia-96 installed, which i believe is correct.  you might want to uninstall that and restart your system to get back to the nouveau driver.
[18:13] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: eyh , the computer doesnt shutdown .. But just for fun i try ctrl+alt+del and some ligne appeared upon the purple screen
[18:13] <kostkon> hatake, get the minimal cd and go from there
[18:13] <hatake> i want to install gentoo by chroot, no boot again, like gentoo
[18:13] <bekks> hatake: Then install gentoo. Ubuntu does NOT work that way.
[18:13] <hatake> kostkon, yes already , but .iso file, no tarball
[18:13] <KrisB> zykotick9, which command to use to uninstall it correctly?
[18:13] <jcabo_> kuun-lann: I think your idea of trying a different kernel is the only one left
[18:13] <bean> hatake, you have to use an iso
[18:14] <hatake> i want to tarball and portage from ubuntu
[18:14] <MonkeyDust> hatake  what you want, cannot be done in ubuntu
[18:14] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: yeah i try
[18:14] <jcabo_> kuun-lann: which kernel are you on? try 'uname -a'
[18:14] <bean> hatake, thats not how ubuntu works
[18:14] <zykotick9> !debootstrap > hatake
[18:14] <hatake> bean, i mean no boot again, just chroot
[18:14] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: i'm on 3.5.0-23
[18:14] <zykotick9> !debootstrap > MonkeyDust
[18:14] <hatake> zykotick9, lol
[18:14] <bekks> hatake: There is neither a "stage tarball" nor "portage" in Ubuntu.
[18:14] <bean> hatake, then debootstrap is the way to go.
[18:14] <ClientAlive> whe said she made a mistake before and uninstalled the input driver was called "Sigma Tel". She tried to reinstall it but it is not completely installed.. Hers is Vista.
[18:14] <melty> lol
[18:15] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: and i think on my last 12.04 it was a 3.2.24
[18:15] <jcabo_> kuun-lann: if you fix it with a lower kernel, (3.2.0...) then it might be a good idea to make a bug report somewhere..
[18:15] <zykotick9> KrisB: "sudo apt-get purge nvidia-96 nvidia-common" then restart your computer.
[18:15] <hatake> bean, debootstrap, send link
[18:15] <bean> people already did, hatake
[18:15] <SwashBuckla> kostkon: yes thanks I've tried that. All that does is reboot it.
[18:15] <bean> !debootstrap
[18:15] <jcabo_> kuun-lann: current kernel for ubuntu 12.04 lts is lolita 3.2.0-37
[18:15] <MonkeyDust> hatake  read the ubottu link
[18:15] <apb1963_> I'm trying to use curl to post to ix.io... it does post, but there are 2 problems.  1) When trying to view the posted info I'm forced to download it as a file - it doesn't just simply display it as a page as expected.  2) It keeps using the same URL each time I use the command, instead of generating the next one in sequence like it's supposed to.  3 line script here:  http://ix.io/4kk
[18:15] <kostkon> SwashBuckla, yeah :/
[18:16] <kuun-lann> jcabo_: okay but ir emember i didnt have MAJ my kernel on the 12.04
[18:16] <hatake> MonkeyDust, ok il try
[18:16] <SwashBuckla> I <3 the animated series meLon
[18:16] <bean> !pastebinit | apb1963_
[18:17] <xpistos> I never knew thunderbird had a chat client now
[18:17] <xpistos> odd
[18:17] <SwashBuckla> I <3 the animated series MonkeyDust
[18:17] <xpistos> does anyone know why men menu bars are gone?
[18:17] <MonkeyDust> SwashBuckla  nice you know it ;)
[18:19] <SwashBuckla> MonkeyDust: 'You have ordered 3 tickets in row Z to see The Scarlet Pimpernell on December 25th. Is that correct? "NOOOOO!" You said Yes. Thank you. We will now reposess your house to pay for the phone bill.'
[18:20] <bazhang> SwashBuckla, lets stay on topic please
[18:20] <hatake> i want stage3 on ubuntu ?
[18:20] <SwashBuckla> bazhang: sorry
[18:20] <eoss> im trying to get a printer working on ubuntu... canon mg6220 ...is this possible..i dont see any drivers listed on canon page for linux
[18:20] <hatake> whether there
[18:20] <bazhang> hatake, no such thing
[18:20] <apb1963_> bean: ix.io does the same
[18:20] <zykotick9> hatake: ubuntu is not gentoo!
[18:20] <bean> apb1963_, but clearly doesn't work how you want.
[18:21] <bekks> hatake: Whatever you want. There is NO stage3 in Ubuntu.
[18:21] <apb1963_> bean: but does under centOS... so that implies there's something different in  how ubuntu handles a formerly working script.
[18:21] <hatake> zykotick9, yes i know, I just asked if there stage3 for ubuntu
[18:21] <Umair> Hello World! I'm new to IRC and the first room I joined is this!
[18:21] <zykotick9> hatake: ubuntu has NO stage files, that's a gentoo thing.
[18:21] <bazhang> eoss, linuxprinting.org , have you checked their database yet
[18:21] <KrisB> zykotick9,  it worked out. thank you. :)
[18:21] <apb1963_> and that's what I'm trying to determine
[18:21] <GarySeven> Hello, all. Another n00b here, too.
[18:21] <zykotick9> KrisB: nice!
[18:21] <GarySeven> Welcome, Umair!
[18:21] <kostkon> Umair, welcome
[18:22] <eoss> bazhang: i have not, thanks
[18:22] <bean> apb1963_, have you pastebin'd the script?
[18:22] <apb1963_> bean: yes.  at ix.io
[18:22] <Umair> Does it support display picture too?
[18:22] <DaemonicApathy> Hello, noobs. Welcome to #ubuntu! #ubuntu-offtopic is another great channel to be in, since there's more chatting there!
[18:22] <bean> apb1963_, link please, then
[18:22] <kostkon> Umair, not really, it is strictly text based
[18:22] <KrisB> zykotick9, - not having newest drivers for graphic vard maybe caused compiz effects to mess around?
[18:23] <Umair> still sounds fun
[18:23] <apb1963_> [10:12] <apb1963_> I'm trying to use curl to post to ix.io... it does post, but there are 2 problems.  1) When trying to view the posted info I'm forced to download it as a file - it doesn't just simply display it as a page as expected.  2) It keeps using the same URL each time I use the command, instead of generating the next one in sequence like it's supposed to.  3 line script here:  http://ix.io/4kk
[18:23] <Umair> huge users man!
[18:23] <Umair> Now I'm going to live here for some time
[18:23] <kostkon> Umair, ;)
[18:23] <bean> apb1963_, all i see there is a thing about mysql not connecting
[18:23] <apb1963_> apologies... a minute please
[18:23] <eoss> bazhang: my printer is not in their database =[
[18:24] <zykotick9> KrisB: you might be a bit limited with nouveau... but i never managed to get any propritary driver working with my mx440, so it's better then nothing.  i wouldn't recommend compiz for this card myself, YMMV.
[18:24] <synthmesc> where is the setting to turn on wobbly windows in 12.04?
[18:24] <bazhang> !ccsm | synthmesc
[18:25] <KrisB> zykotick9,  i have another Nvidia card, it writes "Model: P83". should it be better?
[18:25] <apb1963_> bean: did that one come up as a page for you, or did it download as a file?
[18:25] <bean> downloaded a file
[18:25] <apb1963_> Yes.  So that's one of the problems
[18:25] <Umair> gotta take dinner. I'll be back and discuss my experience with Ubuntu so far. I'm transferred from Unix
[18:25] <zykotick9> KrisB: sorry i have no idea what a P83 is.  you should search online if it has newer support, then the 96 nvidia driver.
[18:25] <apb1963_> I think this should be the right link:  http://ix.io/4kv
[18:26] <GarySeven> Enjoy
[18:26] <synthmesc> thanks\
[18:26] <jcabo_> KrisB: to install nvidia drivers from the command line, use 'jockey-text'. With 'jockey-text -l' you list the available drivers. With 'jockey-text -e <drivername>' you install and activate the driver in one step (remember to reboot after that)
[18:26] <bean> apb1963_, according to ix.io if you do ix.io/4kv it will download because its raw, if you do http://ix.io/4kv/ it will show it
[18:26] <jcabo_> KrisB: 'jockey-text' is the command line equivalent of 'Additional Drivers'
[18:27] <jarlath> Shutdown is only taking me to the unity-greeter since updates (December 2012). No other users logged in. I don't even know what to file a bug against. Any ideas?
[18:27] <jarlath> Here's the low-down: http://askubuntu.com/questions/243630/shut-down-takes-me-to-greeter-now-removing-wifi-dongle-fixes#comment307626_243630
[18:27] <KrisB> jcabo_ , thanks. it just my current graphic card messes around with the additional drivers.
[18:28] <jcabo_> KrisB: use 'jockey -d <drivername>' to disable the additional driver (you get the drivername from 'jockey-text -l'
[18:29] <apb1963_> You're saying I'm missing a trailing slash?
[18:29] <bean> apb1963_, yes
[18:29] <apb1963_> where did you see that?  I didn't see that on ix.io
[18:30] <bean> apb1963_, http://ix.io/  under GET
[18:30] <GarySeven> Question, please...
[18:30] <GarySeven> I've started using Ubuntu at work on my own laptop. Has anyone found a solid way to access Outlook in Thunderbird? All the advice via Google has been buggy.
[18:31] <blojename> котаны, дарова, русиш андерстенд?
[18:31] <apb1963_> bean: sharp eye. I never noticed the distinction.  Thank you!
[18:31] <KrisB> jcabo_ how to reset compiz settings to default?
[18:31] <ThinkT510> !ru | blojename
[18:31] <bean> !ru  | blojename
[18:31] <blojename> thx
[18:32] <zykotick9> GarySeven: by Outlook i assume you mean Exchange?  don't ask me though...
[18:32] <jcabo_> KrisB: http://askubuntu.com/questions/36163/how-can-i-reset-compiz-to-the-default-settings
[18:34] <WhereIsMySpoon> Hi, I'm trying to get my ubuntu machine to have a static ip. My /etc/network/interfaces file is: http://pastie.org/6104997
[18:34] <WhereIsMySpoon> however, all i get when i do ifconfig is lo, no eth0
[18:34] <WhereIsMySpoon> what am i doing wrong?
[18:34] <bean> WhereIsMySpoon, do an ifup eth0
[18:34] <nibbler> WhereIsMySpoon: you miss auto eth0
[18:34] <WhereIsMySpoon> bean: cannot find device eth0
[18:34] <bean> also, does "netmask 24" work? I've never done it like that
[18:34] <nibbler> WhereIsMySpoon: and you should not use ifconfig, but ip
[18:34] <bean> WhereIsMySpoon, auto eth0 is needed as well.
[18:35] <MonkeyDust> WhereIsMySpoon  what nibbler says, i was going to say the same
[18:35] <nibbler> and broadcast is wrong... or network is wrong ;-)
[18:35] <WhereIsMySpoon> bean: so like "auto lo eth0"
[18:35] <bean> different line
[18:35] <bean> auto eth0
[18:35] <bean> usually you want to split your config up into lines for eth0 and lo
[18:35] <WhereIsMySpoon> if i do that it says it cant parse it when i do /etc/init.d/networking restart
[18:36] <WhereIsMySpoon> ah wait no, now the parsing errors went away
[18:36] <zykotick9> bean: like you i question that "netmask 24" but maybe?
[18:36] <WhereIsMySpoon> it still says no device eth0
[18:36] <nibbler> WhereIsMySpoon: you are spread over two /24... either go for a 23 bit netmask or fix your addresses
[18:36] <WhereIsMySpoon> nibbler: sorry, what?
[18:36] <jcabo_> WhereIsMySpoon: try 'ifup eth0'
[18:36] <ewerton> how can I see my GTK version
[18:36] <WhereIsMySpoon> im kinda bad at networking
[18:36] <nibbler> and the doubt about CIDR working here is shared by my aswell
[18:37] <WhereIsMySpoon> nibbler: what would be the same as 24 then? 255.255.255.0?
[18:37] <nibbler> WhereIsMySpoon: your network address desribes a network that is distinct from all our other parameters
[18:37] <nibbler> WhereIsMySpoon: about netmask: yes
[18:37] <bean> I believe that 24 should be 255.255.255.0
[18:37] <jcabo_> WhereIsMySpoon: try 'ifup eth0', ifconfig is lower level.
[18:37] <ewerton> i'm using Ubuntu 12.10, how can I see my GTK version?
[18:37] <kostkon> ewerton, in nautilus, select help → about
[18:37] <ewerton> ok
[18:37] <ewerton> thks
[18:37] <nils_2> hello. i want to build nightly builds with "dpkg-buildpackage". now i want to exclude the doc package. is that possible? manually i can disable the docs using -DENABLE_DOC=OFF
[18:37] <WhereIsMySpoon> jcabo_: cannot find device eth0
[18:38] <nibbler> WhereIsMySpoon: check if you have a eth0 - ifconfig -a
[18:38] <WhereIsMySpoon> i updated the pastie: http://pastie.org/6105067
[18:38] <WhereIsMySpoon> i have eth12
[18:38] <WhereIsMySpoon> *eth1
[18:38] <jcabo_> WhereIsMySpoon: do a 'lspci -vnvn' and see if the ethernet controller has a module loaded for it.
[18:39] <WhereIsMySpoon> jcabo_: http://pastie.org/6105075
[18:39] <nibbler> WhereIsMySpoon: either config eth1 then, or delete /etc/udev/rules.d/*persistent*net* && reboot or fix the file
[18:39] <nibbler> WhereIsMySpoon: and your network is still wrong, too (and redundant imho)
[18:39] <ewerton> kostkon, Nautilus 3.4.2 :D
[18:39] <WhereIsMySpoon> nibbler: ok, i removed the network, it still doesnt find device eth0 on networking restart
[18:40] <jcabo_> WhereIsMySpoon: I see you have a module there, 'Kernel modules: e1000', so that is ok.
[18:40] <nibbler> WhereIsMySpoon: computer restart
[18:40] <WhereIsMySpoon> why do i need to config eth1, im doing eth0 o.o
[18:40] <bean> right, you need restart for udev to regen rules
[18:40] <nibbler> jcabo_: its just bad numbering....
[18:40] <WhereIsMySpoon> ok ill try restart
[18:40] <bekks> Then configure the correct interface...
[18:40] <ewerton> kostkon, In gnome look, must i download themes > gtk 3.x?
[18:40] <jcabo_> nibbler: sorry.
[18:40] <kostkon> ewerton, yes
[18:40] <nibbler> jcabo_: nevermind... just pointing out...
[18:40] <jcabo_> ok
[18:41] <BadDesign> Where is the documentation for writing applications in GJS for Gnome 3?
[18:41] <prashant_123456> i get tftp boot timed out error
[18:42] <bean> prashant_123456, when trying to do what
[18:42] <nibbler> WhereIsMySpoon: did you delete the udev/rules.d file? otherwise you won't see eth0 pop up there untill you plug the right/old nic
[18:43] <xastey> sweet install went good, not to fix dual booting
[18:43] <hatake> can help my http://dpaste.com/917498/
[18:44] <WhereIsMySpoon> nibbler: /etc/udev/70-persistant-cd.rules and 70-persistant-net.rules ?
[18:44] <bean> hatake, i think you need to be in extract-cd
[18:44] <Halite> I use Ubuntu 12.10, does Java for Linux work in Ubuntu
[18:44] <nibbler> WhereIsMySpoon: as we are diskussing your network and not your cd roms, i'd go for the 2nd one ;-)
[18:45] <hatake> bean, how command ?
[18:45] <nibbler> Halite: sure
[18:45] <Halite> thanks
[18:45] <bean> hatake, are you new to linux? what are you attempting to accomplish as and end goal?
[18:45] <Halite> just wanted to find out if I could doownload Java
[18:45] <Halite> hatake
[18:45] <WhereIsMySpoon> as a side note, how do i stop ubuntu to check for networking for about 2 minutes before it starts? its annoying to have to wait
[18:45] <hatake> bean, i use this step by step https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[18:46] <hatake> no miss
[18:46] <hatake> :)
[18:46] <hatake> Halite, same hatake
[18:46] <bean> hatake, you didn't. you're missing a step
[18:46] <xastey> Halite OpenJDK or Oracle ?
[18:46] <bean> hatake, sudo unsquashfs mnt/casper/filesystem.squashfs
[18:47] <Halite> xastey, Oracle
[18:47] <hatake> bean, Could not open mnt/casper/filesystem.squashfs, because No such file or directory
[18:47] <BadDesign> Why the heck GNOME have their channels on a different network, why not FreeNode? Retards!
[18:47] <bean> hatake, I can't help you. I've never done this, is your end goal to have a custom live cd?
[18:48] <xastey> Halite you can follow this http://www.noobslab.com/2012/12/install-oracle-java-7-in-ubuntu.html
[18:48] <ThinkT510> bean: he is trying to install ubuntu as if it was gentoo
[18:48] <bean> I know.
[18:48] <bean> Seems like a dumb idea.
[18:48] <hatake> bean, yes I really need it
[18:48] <xastey> simply just download from oracle and compile then run update-alternatives
[18:48] <bean> hatake, why?
[18:48] <ThinkT510> bean: i concur
[18:49] <Halite> .
[18:49] <xastey> or this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java Halite
[18:49] <xastey> I'm about to install java in a bit myself
[18:49] <hatake> bean, thus no longer boot from the cdrom, boot from the flash, there is only a chroot
[18:50] <hatake> i think awesome :D
[18:50] <bean> hatake, make an ubuntu install on a USB drive
[18:50] <bean> then boot off that
[18:50] <bean> hatake, what is your native language? they might be able to help you more.
[18:50] <hatake> bean, I do not want to boot anymore, I just want to chroot
[18:50] <WhereIsMySpoon> nibbler: right, so i deleted that file then rebooted, ifconfig still only shows lo and no eth0, sudo ifup eth0 still says no such device
[18:51] <hatake> WhereIsMySpoon, ifconfig -a ?
[18:51] <WhereIsMySpoon> hatake: lists lo and eth1
[18:51] <bean> hatake, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebootstrapChroot why not just follow that?
[18:52] <zykotick9> WhereIsMySpoon: just configure eth1 instead of eth0
[18:52] <hatake> WhereIsMySpoon, so eth1 no eth0 change
[18:52] <nibbler> WhereIsMySpoon: funny.... maybe you are not meant to have eth0, but only eth1 ,-) but just for curiosity: dmesg | grep eth
[18:52] <hatake> WhereIsMySpoon, ifup eth1
[18:52] <WhereIsMySpoon> nibbler: http://pastie.org/6105153
[18:52] <bean> lol, renamed eth0 to eth1
[18:53] <bean> so it is eth1
[18:53] <WhereIsMySpoon> hatake: http://pastie.org/6105155
[18:53] <zykotick9> bean: BAD suggestion
[18:53] <bean> zykotick9, why
[18:53] <xastey> sweet dual booting works.. kick ass
[18:53] <zykotick9> bean: oh, you didn't mean the device.  sorry.
[18:53] <hatake> bean, on now debootstrap
[18:54] <bean> hatake, what is your main language? they might be able to help more in that chan
[18:54] <WhereIsMySpoon> ifconfig doesnt show eth1, only ifconfig -a, and if i try to bring eth1 up, it says  http://pastie.org/6105155
[18:54] <WhereIsMySpoon> i changed eth0 to eth1 in the /etc/network/interfaces
[18:54] <bean> okay, re-paste your /etc/network/interfaces
[18:54] <WhereIsMySpoon> so its using that instead
[18:54] <zykotick9> bean: i doubt hatake is going to find people who use debootstrap for install in any language.  why do it that way, when there is install media available?  it's sillyness.
[18:55] <WhereIsMySpoon> bean: http://pastie.org/6105171
[18:55] <bean> you missed an eth0
[18:55] <WhereIsMySpoon> why do i need eth0, it isnt even here anymore o.o
[18:55] <al__> This is driving me crazy: in default 12.10 install, firefox has some ubuntu plugin.  on start-up, it uses about:startpage.  Where are the links (9 tiles) for this page stored, and how can they be changed?  I can't find in about:config, and or in any settings files in ~/.mozilla
[18:56] <bean> WhereIsMySpoon, you didnt change one of the eth0s to eth1
[18:56] <WhereIsMySpoon> oh
[18:56] <a__> bean, trying to configure ltsp on ubuntu 12.04
[18:56] <WhereIsMySpoon> oops lol
[18:56] <bean> a__, ?
[18:57] <al__> *firefox extension, not plugin
[18:57] <WhereIsMySpoon> ifconfig now shows eth1 as up, thanks all
[18:57] <prashant_123456> bean,  trying to configure ltsp on ubuntu 12.04
[18:58] <bean> prashant_123456, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuLTSP/LTSPQuickInstall seems to be the docs on that
[18:58] <prashant_123456> bean, yes followed the instructions but no luck with tftpd
[18:59] <bean> prashant_123456, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuLTSP/Troubleshooting/TFTP might help?
[19:00] <Halite> How can I run a .jar file
[19:00] <llutz> Halite: java -jar foo.jar
[19:01] <Halite> llutz: How can I run this command
[19:01] <prashant_123456> bean, also tried that one
[19:02] <Nathasar> I finally gave up on using my Netgear MA111 USB wireless networking adapter and I'm trying to get my ubuntu desktop online using Windows 7 Internet Connection Sharing. When I plug in my ethernet into my laptop, ubuntu gets the IP address 169.254.6.102 and remains offline. How do I get this to work?
[19:03] <ThinkT510> !ics | Nathasar
[19:03] <bean> prashant_123456, okay, is your TFTP server running?
[19:03] <Nathasar> ThinkT510: no. I want to share my windows box's internet with ubuntu, not the other way around.
[19:04] <prashant_123456> bean, yes its running
[19:04] <zykotick9> Nathasar: fyi, that 169 ip is no ip at all...
[19:04] <bean> prashant_123456, okay, and can you connect to it from another machine?
[19:04] <Nathasar> zykotick9: yes I am aware of that. How do I get a REAL ip address
[19:05] <Halite> How can I run a .jar file
[19:05] <bean> prashant_123456, can you pastebin me the output of "sudo netstat -lpn"
[19:05] <zykotick9> Nathasar: no clue (seems like a windows issue to me)
[19:05] <bean> Halite, someone already told you -- "java -jar foo.jar"
[19:06] <Halite> bean: But where do I run java -jar foo.jar
[19:06] <bean> on the command line in the same directory as your jar
[19:06] <Halite> how do I open a command line
[19:06] <al__> Halite: control+alt+t  then browse to your foo.jar file, then run it
[19:07] <Halite> (I prefer a commandline that doesn't fill the whole screen)
[19:07] <Halite> al__: screenshot
[19:07] <Nathasar> how do I release and renew ubuntu's ip address
[19:07] <sasser> Halite, if you have a classpath already configured, you may do it anywhere in terminal. Also, you have to run it inside the java directory
[19:07] <zykotick9> Nathasar: "sudo dhclient INTERFACE"
[19:07] <al__> In default 12.10 install, firefox uses the ubuntu extension.  On start-up, it uses about:startpage.  Not sure if this is the extension or vanilla ff, but where are the links (9 tiles) for this page stored, and how can they be changed?  I can't find in about:config, and or in any settings files in ~/.mozilla,  Thoughts?
[19:08] <Halite> (I prefer a commandline that doesn't fill the whole screen)
[19:08] <prashant_123456> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1630353/
[19:08] <prashant_123456> bean,
[19:08] <jcabo_> Nathasar: to put a fixed IP in eth0 do: 'ifconfig eth0 inet your.ip.address..'
[19:08] <Halite> Does the command line take over the graphics
[19:09] <jcabo_> Nathasar: it has to be in the same subnet as your windows machine, and maybe you have to define the windows machine as the gateway with ifconfig gw
[19:09] <bean> prashant_123456, looks to me like your tftp server is not running
[19:09] <al__> Halite: no, it just opens a window.  control+alt+f1 does fullscreen.
[19:09] <prashant_123456> bean, ok
[19:09] <jcabo_> Nathasar: (I'm assuming dhcp didn't work, that is why the fixed ip)
[19:09] <prashant_123456> bean, how to start
[19:10] <FaroukBA> hello everyone. every time I update my kernel, the processor's ventilator starts turning at its max, stays like 3 min then returnes to normal. is it normal?
[19:10] <prashant_123456> bean, tftpd already running
[19:10] <bean> prashant_123456, i didn't see it in your running services,
[19:11] <Nathasar> my windows box says its ip address is 169.254.90.168, and I can ping that address from ubuntu
[19:11] <verticalvoid> hello all.  i've been working on installing my server (12.04 LTS) and have been trying to set up a mail server properly.  i've pretty much have followed the howto guides (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PostfixCompleteVirtualMailSystemHowto), but am now at an empasse because squirrelmail is not working!  i already have postfix and postfixadmin (although, not sure if I need that ? ) installed, courier is also what i am using.  
[19:11] <prashant_123456> bean, when i issue command start tftpd-hpa i get its already running
[19:11] <Nathasar> ubuntu says its address is 169.254.6.102, and I can ping that address from windows
[19:11] <prashant_123456> bean, how to troubleshoot please tell me
[19:11] <Halite> what was the command again
[19:12] <bean> Halite, you could scroll back up,
[19:12] <Nathasar> jcabo_: I can ping each machine from the other, but ubuntu still has no internet access. what else?
[19:12] <bean> prashant_123456, It could be any number of things.
[19:12] <prashant_123456> bean, please tell me how to do it the correct way
[19:12] <SonikkuAmerica> Nathasar, which VM program are you using?
[19:12] <onepissedoffguy> how do i exit out of the x server?
[19:13] <bean> prashant_123456, I don't think I can help, really, sorry.
[19:13] <Nathasar> SonikkuAmerica: what's a VM program
[19:13] <jcabo_> Nathasar: then I think it is a problem with windows. Windows must act as a NAT
[19:13] <prashant_123456> bean, its ok sir
[19:13] <Nathasar> jcabo_ what's a NAT
[19:13] <onepissedoffguy> i hate nvidia drivers with a passion
[19:13] <SonikkuAmerica> Nathasar: Did you mean a dual-boot system?
[19:13] <bean> prashant_123456, one sec, does /etc/default/tftpd-hpa exist
[19:13] <Tex_Nick> FaroukBA:  if you don't get an answer here, you might try #ubuntu-server
[19:13] <jcabo_> Nathasar: which means it is up to windows to forward ubuntu's requests to the internet
[19:13] <onepissedoffguy> its telling me to exit out of the x server to install
[19:13] <Nathasar> SonikkuAmerica: no. I have a ubuntu desktop and a windows 7 laptop
[19:13] <SonikkuAmerica> Nathasar, VM programs let you run virtual machine.
[19:13] <SonikkuAmerica> s
[19:13] <zykotick9> onepissedoffguy: are you trying to install nvidia drivers from nvidia.com?  BAD idea.
[19:14] <onepissedoffguy> yeah
[19:14] <jcabo_> Nathasar: internet connection sharing makes windows act as a NAT, but you have to tell it the interface where ubuntu connects
[19:14] <Tex_Nick> FaroukBA:  sorry wrong nick :(
[19:14] <onepissedoffguy> steam doesnt want to work
[19:14] <FaroukBA> tex_nick, ok thanks ^^
[19:14] <SonikkuAmerica> Nathasar: I see. 2 diff machines.
[19:14] <patrycjusz> hi all, i have a problem with apache on linux
[19:14] <onepissedoffguy> and synaptic doesnt want to work either
[19:14] <Nathasar> jcabo_: I told it to use ethernet to communicate with ubuntu, but they still get 169.254 addresses.
[19:14] <bean> patrycjusz, what is your apache issue
[19:14] <patrycjusz> i have used vagrant to install server
[19:15] <jcabo_> Nathasar: no, you must select the wifi interface to be shared for internet connection sharing
[19:15] <patrycjusz> and create site using a2ensite
[19:15] <onepissedoffguy> if someone could tell me how to get nvidia drivers to work that would be great
[19:15] <patrycjusz> but when i want restert i have an error in line 2
[19:15] <prashant_123456> bean, yes it exist
[19:15] <jcabo_> Nathasar: and don't worry about the address, if you can ping windows. The address in internet connection sharing will always be internal, and forwarded by NAT to the internet.
[19:15] <patrycjusz> Syntax error on line 237 of /etc/apache2/apache2.conf: Syntax error on line 16 of /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/cw_my_project: Expected </Directory> but saw </VirtualHost>
[19:15] <patrycjusz> Action 'configtest' failed.
[19:15] <patrycjusz> The Apache error log may have more information.
[19:15] <patrycjusz>    ...fail!
[19:15] <bean> patrycjusz, okay? so whats the problem, please dont use enter as punctuation.  Can you paste me your file that it says it has an error on? Please use paste.ubuntu.com
[19:15] <FloodBot1> patrycjusz: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:16] <Tex_Nick> verticalvoid:  if you don't get an answer here, you might try #ubuntu-server
[19:16] <patrycjusz> ok one sec
[19:16] <bean> prashant_123456, pastebinme the contents of it
[19:16] <alfredo> nick
[19:16] <root__> quit
[19:16] <alfredo> quit
[19:17] <verticalvoid> Tex_Nick:  got that you were talking to me, over there now asking as well.
[19:17] <root__> help is a new
[19:17] <jj1234> is it possible to setup linux to boot using a file on a FAT32 partition as its rootfs?
[19:17] <MonkeyDust> !rootirc | root__
[19:17] <zykotick9> jj1234: isn't that what wubi does?
[19:17] <Tex_Nick> verticalvoid:  ok hope you get an answer :)
[19:17] <jj1234> I'd like to be able to switch back and forth easily between rootfs images w/o having to create multiple partitions
[19:17] <prashant_123456> bean, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1630408/
[19:17] <root__> ok
[19:17] <jj1234> I guess I'm not familiar with wubi
[19:17] <Nathasar> jcabo_: in ubuntu when I type ping yahoo.com I get ping: unknown host yahoo.com
[19:17] <root__> bye
[19:18] <bekks> jj1234: There is no way linux provides that ability.
[19:18] <bean> prashant_123456, no, the contents of /etc/default/tftpd-hpa
[19:18] <root__> quit
[19:18] <bean> root__, type /quit
[19:18] <prashant_123456> bean, ok
[19:19] <purezen> Hey guys..!! I am using Ubuntu 12.10 and trying to compile Firefox for Android.. and it requires a 32-bit NDK to compile code.. which is where I am running into trouble.. it says 'C compiler cannot create executables'..
[19:19] <SonikkuAmerica> prashant_123456, all that shows is that all but 1 item is set to mode 644
[19:19] <purezen>  can anyone help me get it running..?  I also don't know if I have properly enabled ia32-libs..
[19:19] <jcabo_> Nathasar: try running 'sudo dhclient eth0' so that it gets the NAT info from windows (dns server, gateway) so that it can know yahoo.com host
[19:19] <verticalvoid> Tex_Nick:  me too!  got the two sites running, and pretty much it all installed (following the howtos), but son of a gun if i dunno this stuff.  brand new to me.  and to think i spend the rest of my week thinking about sheaves and cohomologies and wreath products -- amongst other esoteric things. :/
[19:19] <MonkeyDust> Nathasar  if you can ping an ip address, but not an url, then it's a DNS issue
[19:19] <prashant_123456> bean, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1630415/
[19:19] <h00k> purezen: that's probably a better question for an android channel
[19:19] <BoySScout> pls join #yetanotherubuntuchannel
[19:19] <prashant_123456> SonikkuAmerica, please explain that
[19:20] <bean> BoySScout, what?
[19:20] <Nathasar> jcabo_: sudo dhclient eth0 freezes my terminal.
[19:20] <SonikkuAmerica> prashant_123456, it's long, so I'll PM you
[19:20] <zykotick9> MonkeyDust: with 169 IPs, i believe it's still an IP issue...
[19:20] <jcabo_> Nathasar: go to a different terminal (Alt-F2)
[19:20] <prashant_123456> SonikkuAmerica, ok sir
[19:21] <purezen> h00k: I thought it has to do more with multiarch support on Ubuntu for ia32-libs..
[19:21] <Nathasar> jcabo_: on this terminal it asked for my sudo password, THEN froze my terminal.
[19:21] <h00k> !multiarch
[19:21] <h00k> I fail
[19:21] <jcabo_> Nathasar: close it with Ctrl-C or change to a different terminal
[19:21] <BoySScout> how do i disable joins and parts?
[19:22] <bean> BoySScout, depends on your chat client
[19:22] <MonkeyDust> BoySScout  depends on your irc client
[19:22] <jcabo_> Nathasar: Alt-F1, Alt-F2, etc. to go to terminal 1, terminal 2
[19:22] <bean> prashant_123456, still i need what is in the file, not the ls -la of it
[19:22] <patrycjusz> bean: thanks so much, it was enter in my file http://paste.ubuntu.com/1630423/
[19:22] <Nathasar> jcabo_: I can consistently hang any terminal I run using sudo dhclient eth0
[19:22] <bean> patrycjusz, it pays to double check things ;)
[19:23] <jcabo_> Nathasar: dhclient is the program that does the DHCP (gets DNS server, gateway, etc.)
[19:23] <prashant_123456> bean, ok isee
[19:24] <jcabo_> Nathasar: What do you mean that dhclient freezes the terminal ? Can you close it with Ctrl-C ?
[19:24] <Nathasar> jcabo_: yes
[19:24] <bekks> jj1234: Then it doesnt freeze anything.
[19:24] <jcabo_> Nathasar: It is normal for dhclient to keep running. It is the dhcp client part of the connection
[19:25] <zykotick9> Nathasar: running dhclient isn't going to work, that's wy you have 169 IPs - there is no DHCP server running.
[19:25] <jcabo_> Nathasar: if you want to send it to the background, then use the character '&' which returns you to the terminal immediatle, like: 'sudo dhclient eth0 &'
[19:25] <prashant_123456> bean, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1630448/
[19:25] <recon_lap> jcabo_: try nm-tool , and pastebin the output
[19:26] <bean> prashant_123456, is 192.168.1.6 the IP of your machine?
[19:27] <prashant_123456> bean, yes it my machine which i m running tftp server
[19:28] <purezen> h00K: That's fine..
[19:28] <SonikkuAmerica> prashant_123456, did you catch all that in my PM?
[19:29] <__Hybris__> msg NickServ identify OoT5snkv
[19:29] <prashant_123456> SonikkuAmerica, i got all your pm
[19:29] <SonikkuAmerica> Awesome.
[19:29] <DJones> __Hybris__: New password time
[19:29] <__Hybris__> Yup
[19:29] <__Hybris__> Fuck.
[19:29] <__Hybris__> WHy does it switch windows by itself?
[19:29] <prashant_123456> SonikkuAmerica, ok got it
[19:29] <Nathasar> recon_lap: jcabo_: nm-tool result http://pastebin.com/aQ3pkn74
[19:29] <Tm_T> __Hybris__: language, please ):
[19:31] <beboj> http://www.scribd.com/doc/124551564/Original-Manifesto
[19:31] <jcabo_> Nathasar: according to the pastebin, you don't have a gateway set. The gateway is the windows computer. This means that Internet Connection Sharing is not configured properly in windows and isn't giving ubuntu the gateway configuration.
[19:31] <jcabo_> Nathasar: please review the steps for internet connection sharing in the windows computer.
[19:32] <verticalvoid> anyone have experience in setting up one mailserver for multiple domains ? :/
[19:32] <prashant_123456> bean,
[19:32] <recon_lap> Nathasar: no gateway Gateway:0.0.0.0 , do you have your network info?
[19:32] <jcabo_> Nathasar: remember that the interface to share is the wifi (or whatever interface is on the internet), not the ethernet, in windows.
[19:33] <Tm_T> beboj: please stick in channel topic
[19:33] <MonkeyDust> verticalvoid  #ubuntu-server
[19:34] <Tera_Giga_MegS> 127.0.0.0 default windows
[19:35] <MonkeyDust> Tera_Giga_MegS  ?
[19:36] <beboj> Tm_T: sorry for a offtop
[19:39] <StuartIanNaylor> Heeelp!!! :)
[19:39] <StuartIanNaylor> anyone done a recent update and has software raid?
[19:40] <StuartIanNaylor> For some reason my raid partitions are not being detected
[19:42] <prashant_123456> bean any help
[19:45] <StuartIanNaylor> Anyone a software raid expert?
[19:46] <MonkeyDust> StuartIanNaylor  you too, better ask in #ubuntu-server
[19:48] <purezen> Hey guys.. any assisstance to get ia32-libs support (multiarch)..?
[19:49] <verticalvoid> MonkeyDust: yeah ... no one is responding there ...
[19:51] <bcbc2> purezen: sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
[19:51] <MonkeyDust> verticalvoid  try ##networking (double #)
[19:51] <purezen> bcbc2: Thanks.. did the same but does not seem to be working..
[19:52] <purezen> bcbc2: Thanks.. did the same but does not seem to be working..bcbc2: though.. I did it after installing ia32-libs..
[19:52] <zykotick9> purezen: you really shouldn't be using ia32-* on multiarch systems... by do you need it?
[19:52] <zykotick9> s/by/why/
[19:54] <Halite> Are there any software development programs for Ubuntu
[19:54] <hotmedal> I am unable to connect to my wifi network after an upgrade although the network is visible. I'm currently using a USB tether from my phone. Should I install wicd or is there an easier fix?
[19:54] <Halite> I want to create an automatic .jar file opener that opens a hidden terminal and automatically runs java -jar [file]
[19:55] <hotmedal> the internet, btw, tells me that wics isn
[19:55] <hotmedal> t really a fix
[19:55] <MonkeyDust> Halite  you want to create an app?
[19:55] <Halite> MonkeyDust: yes
[19:56] <hilo> Can someone explain why the later suggestion here is only for last resort? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo#Allowing_Established_Sessions
[19:56] <D7Ian> purezen, try apt-cache search refit , it's a grafical boot menu
[19:56] <MonkeyDust> Halite  in what language?
[19:57] <Halite> MonkeyDust: any language that Ubuntu can run
[19:57] <Halite> MonkeyDust: most if not all of the programming languages I've learnt are Windows-specific
[19:58] <Halite> MonkeyDust: one exception is Javascript
[19:58] <MonkeyDust> Halite  there's  #ubuntu-app-devel, but i'm not sure if that's what you're looking for
[19:58] <purezen> zykotick9: I need to compile Firefox for Android using 32-bit NDK on my 64-bit Ubuntu..
[19:58] <Halite> MonkeyDust: I'll have a look
[19:58] <jj1234> is it impractical to just make initramd to be my entire rootfs?
[19:59] <purezen> D7Ian: Thanks.. seeing it..
[19:59] <jj1234> i'm trying to package things up into as few files as possible
[19:59] <zykotick9> purezen: i think you're going to have issue compiling arm stuff on 64bit.  best of luck.
[20:00] <verticalvoid> \join squirrelmail
[20:00] <Umair> I'm back!
[20:00] <verticalvoid> other /
[20:00] <Umair> :)
[20:02] <magn3ts> Okay, +1 is dead, how do I debug Ubiquity simply stalling for no apparent reason on the transition from step 2 -> 3?
[20:02] <SonikkuAmerica> +1 is dead?
[20:03] <Umair> guys I installed Ubuntu on VirtualBox and then ran "apt-get update && apt-get upgrade" then I tried to install build-essentials and it gave me dependency errors, what went wrong?
[20:04] <ANN-TechCoder> hey
[20:04] <bekks> Umair: How could we know without knowing which Ubuntu you are using, and without knowing the full and exact error message?
[20:05] <Umair> haha right
[20:05] <Umair> my bed. here you go
[20:05] <Umair> 12.10
[20:05] <lesshaste> is there a good space invaders clone for ubuntu?
[20:05] <Umair> my ba*d
[20:05] <ThinkT510> !enter | Umair
[20:05] <zykotick9> lesshaste: <joking> sure ninvaders
[20:06] <Umair> sorry. technology has ruined me
[20:07] <Umair> @bekks it's asking for dpkg package
[20:08] <Umair> if I install dpkg, it asks for other missing package and it just goes like this
[20:08] <bekks> Umair: And we shall guess the error, right?
[20:08] <zykotick9> Umair: no need for @ in irc, this isn't twitter/identica
[20:08] <Umair> I use hipchat at work so I use @ a lot there, I won't use it here anymore
[20:09] <lesshaste> zykotick9, :)
[20:10] <Umair> this going to be fun learning from your guys. I'm so excited!
[20:11] <Umair> bekks actually I'm away from my linux machine at the moment, can you please guess what can go wrong? I would try whatever you say because it's VM
[20:12] <zykotick9> Umair: fyi you can use TAB to autocomplete nicks, like bek<TAB>.  use tab multiple times to cycle through matching nicks.
[20:15] <Umair> zykotick9: thanks man
[20:15] <Umair> zykotick9: feels a lot like terminal
[20:15] <bekks> Umair: I am sorry, for not having a glass orb handy ;)
[20:16] <zykotick9> bekks: my crystal-ball is out for repair as well ;)
[20:16] <bekks> zykotick9: OMG, what shall we do now?! :P
[20:16] <Umair> Umair is dull
[20:16] <Umair> glass orb?
[20:20] <Umair> bekks, zykotick9 what time is it at your side? it's 1 AM here. Plan to start over tomorrow morning
[20:21] <zykotick9> Umair: #ubuntu is open 24/7
[20:21] <Umair> yeah but would like to see you guys
[20:22] <cached> when i go to smb://cat.com in nautilus, where does it actually get mounted?
[20:23] <zykotick9> cached: check ~/.gvfs (might not be there though)
[20:23] <nizor> Hello
[20:23] <cached> zykotick9: perfect. thanks!
[20:23] <zykotick9> cached: was it there?
[20:23] <cached> zykotick9: yep
[20:23] <nizor> need help ...my universal modem cannot auto install on ma system
[20:24] <nizor> What should I do?
[20:31] <ncmxcxx>  do intel processors in the blue box come with a cooling fan?
[20:32] <mak47> hello
[20:32] <zykotick9> ncmxcxx: perhaps ask in ##hardware as that's not an "ubuntu" question.
[20:32] <DJones> ncmxcxx: Probably a question for ##hardware
[20:32] <ncmxcxx> ok ty
[20:34] <KrisB> Hello,  I need a graphic card to work properly on http://www.asus.com/Commercial_Server_Workstation/PCDL_Deluxe/#specifications motherboard . Can you advise me which one to buy?:)
[20:34] <ubuntu__> ubuntu-fr
[20:38] <nineteen67comet> Hello; I'm trying to get my head around autofs for nfs shares. I already mount them automaticaly with fstab on boot, but I don't use them but every few days. I followed several examples and am totally confused. If I use /media as the default nfs point for me servers /media/movies and /media/stuff directories does that mean my USB devices can't use /media?
[20:41] <nineteen67comet> basically, does auto.master's syntax "/nfs   /etc/auto.nfs" direct it to create /nfs and mount there? then auto.nfs "/media/movies -fstype=nfs4 192.168.1.5:/media/movies" in my case .. would mount /nfs/media/movies?
[20:50] <Sanariel> hi
[20:51] <Sanariel> i need some help with my iscsi san
[20:52] <guiritter> Hi everyone! I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 for test purposes. A notification about proprietary drivers popped up. I want to know how can I find out the name of the packages associated with this driver.
[20:55] <hotmedal> I can see my wifi network but I can't connect to it since the last upgrade. Even wicd doesn't work. Says Bad Password. Any ideas? Please tell me this isn't a driver problem.
[20:56] <Ansikt> Trying to install Ubuntu from an existing linux, without a flash drive or a cd.
[20:57] <Ansikt> I've been trying via Unetbootin, but for whatever reason it doesn't take (it doesn't modify my grub, for whatever reason)
[20:57] <Ansikt> Any suggestions?
[20:57] <remontees> Hello the gnomes !
[20:58] <abdo> :)
[20:58] <O3BEPNH> i'm not gnome, i'm a kde user:)
[20:58] <abdo> hello  :)
[20:59] <hotmedal> Ansikt: have you considered changing it manually?
[20:59] <guiritter> Ansikt: I vote for backup, format and reinstall
[20:59] <Tex_Nick> people : it almost looks like everyone is out to lunch cause everyone quit answering questions about 30 minutes ago :)
[21:00] <repozitor> i have ubuntu 64bite, am i have i386 toolchain?
[21:00] <repozitor> how to check if i have it or not?
[21:00] <hotmedal> Tex_Nick: It's 2 AM in Pakistan. I want my wifi to work :(
[21:00] <Ansikt> hotmedal: What's would I put in as the grub entry?  Where does unetbootin reside?
[21:00] <abdo> any one know  how to fix update problem on ubntu 12.10  !! ?
[21:01] <Ansikt> guiritter: Huh?
[21:01] <zykotick9> abdo: more details required.  error message?
[21:01] <hotmedal> Ansikt: sorry, I'm not sure. But I once rescued a bad grub by replacing the files from a different install. I have forgotten the details completely.
[21:02] <Halite> how do you shut down Ubuntu
[21:02] <guiritter> Ansikt: Just backup everything important, format the whole disk, if you use all of it, and install everything from scratch. That's the most headache-less answer.
[21:02] <hotmedal> Halite: man shutdown
[21:02] <zykotick9> Halite: "sudo shutdown -h now" is one way
[21:02] <Halite> is there a user-friendly way
[21:02] <Vivekananda> hello everyone. I stopped two jobs ctrl z in cli ubuntu linux. How do I find them and either restart the first one or kill it ?
[21:02] <lynk> Halite: sudo poweroff, or sudo reboot is slightly simpler
[21:03] <Tex_Nick> Halite:  are you using unity ?
[21:03] <Vivekananda> fg just starts the last stopped job
[21:03] <hotmedal> click the computer on the top left, there should be shut down in the dropdown menu. Depends on your UI
[21:03] <guiritter> Halite: possibly a button in the top right, too
[21:03] <Ansikt> guiritter: I think you may be replying to the wrong person.  I'm trying to reinstall without using an external media.  I'm already backed up, and I have my disk properly partitioned/formatted.
[21:04] <Ansikt> Vivekananda: "jobs" is the command you're looking for
[21:04] <guiritter> Ansikt: yeah, I have no experience with that
[21:04] <Ansikt> It will give you the numbers of the frozen commands, which you can then select with fg.
[21:04] <Vivekananda> ok
[21:05] <Vivekananda> so i just type jobs in the cli ?? or sudo jobs ??
[21:05] <hotmedal> I can see my wifi network but I can't connect to it since the last upgrade. Even wicd doesn't work. Says Bad Password. Any ideas? Please tell me this isn't a driver problem.
[21:05] <abdo> http://s12.postimage.org/5xf84uysd/Screenshot_from_2013_02_09_23_02_17.png
[21:05] <Lou3l3v3n> Hi y aurait il des francophones ? je suis en galère avec irc
[21:05] <zykotick9> !fr | Lou3l3v3n
[21:05] <abdo> how i can fix this  plz :)
[21:05] <Ansikt> Just "jobs" as whatever user ran them.  May need sudo if you ran them as sudo.
[21:06] <Vivekananda> ok got it. Gives me nothing whic assume means all jobs were killed
[21:06] <hotmedal> abdo: click it
[21:06] <Wug> hello there ubuntu
[21:07] <Wug> so I've made progress with my disk issues of yesterday evening
[21:07] <Wug> I've imaged the entire disk, and I've also made an image of the disk with the first 200GB sliced off
 click ?
[21:07] <hotmedal> using the mouse, yes
[21:08] <Wug> I've succeeded in locating the lost partition in the sliced disk, using testdisk, with a partition type of "none"
[21:08] <Wug> an intensive search finds the partition after some time
[21:08] <Wug> haven't found it with the other one yet, it gets caught up on the aborted copy that's before it
[21:09] <abdo> hotmedal> u mean this link http://montagne-cable.legtux.org/ ?
[21:09] <Wug> Once I get it back I'll post a synopsis of my steps
[21:09] <hotmedal> abdo: no I mean your exclamation mark error
[21:09] <abdo> aha  ok
[21:10] <hotmedal> Wug: what exactly is it you're doing? I have had horrible experience with testdisk on linux filesystem
[21:10] <Wug> gparted was moving an ntfs partition several hundred GB to the left and was interrupted about 90GB in
[21:11] <hotmedal> oh
[21:11] <Wug> when I pulled it up again, the partition was displayed as taking all of the available space, but being badly corrupted
[21:12] <Wug> the original partition appears to be unscathed at its original location, but there is no longer a partition table entry for it, and the fact that its inside the other partition is throwing off most analysis tools
[21:13] <Wug> ok, a full comprehensive scan appears to have just picked up the original lost partition at its original location in the complete image
[21:13] <woo> ! root | woo
[21:13] <hotmedal> nice
[21:13] <guntbert> Wug: with a problem that needs such a long description irc might not be optimal - try http://askubuntu.com/
[21:14] <abdo> Reading package lists... Done
[21:14] <abdo> W: A error occurred during the signature verification. The repository is not updated and the previous index files will be used. GPG error: http://extras.ubuntu.com quantal Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 16126D3A3E5C1192 Ubuntu Extras Archive Automatic Signing Key <ftpmaster@ubuntu.com>
[21:14] <abdo> W: GPG error: http://dl.google.com stable Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG A040830F7FAC5991 Google, Inc. Linux Package Signing Key <linux-packages-keymaster@google.com>
[21:14] <abdo> W: Failed to fetch http://extras.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/quantal/Release
[21:14] <abdo> W: Some index files failed to download. They have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[21:14] <FloodBot1> abdo: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:14] <Wug> guntbert: I made a thread on ubuntuforums yesterday but haven't checked it
[21:14] <abdo> Reading package lists... Done
[21:15] <wolftune> Hi, I have two computers, one where I have a glitch and the other not, but installs are almost identical
[21:15] <Wug> the thing about what im doing is it's probably only rarely been successfully done
[21:15] <wolftune> I know how to export an installed packages list
[21:15] <Wug> im not sure anyone can tell me how to do it, I might be on my own
[21:15] <abdo> W: A error occurred during the signature verification. The repository is not updated and the previous index files will be used. GPG error: http://extras.ubuntu.com quantal Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 16126D3A3E5C1192 Ubuntu Extras Archive Automatic Signing Key <ftpmaster@ubuntu.com>
[21:15] <wolftune> Is there an easy way to take the two lists and see a difference?
[21:15] <guntbert> abdo: STOP
[21:15] <Wug> abdo: use a pasting serving
[21:15] <Wug> service*
[21:15] <Wug> dont spam the channel
[21:16] <abdo> :)
[21:16] <abdo> ok
[21:16] <Tex_Nick> wolftune:  in terminal have a look at info diff
[21:16] <kubuntu_user> I have a problem with kubuntu 12.04 can anyone help me?
[21:16] <KrisB> nv18 x86/MMX/SSE2  Ubuntu 12.04, how to make it work?..
[21:16] <zykotick9> !clone | wolftune you could try adapting this
[21:16] <melty> lol
[21:16] <woo> in theory: If I don't set the root password how can I lock down from any privladge escalation attacks?
[21:17] <Wug> woo: if you make the system deny root logins
[21:17] <wolftune> no, I don't want to clone or replicate
[21:17] <wolftune> What I'm trying to do is isolate the source a bug
[21:17] <guntbert> woo: use !sudo
[21:18] <Wug> ubuntu is configured this way by default.  The expected way to elevate is to use sudo, which requires your password
[21:18] <zykotick9> wolftune: use above to create installed lists, then use diff on the two lists.
[21:18] <wolftune> where one machine exhibits it and the others no
[21:18] <guntbert> !sudo | woo
[21:18] <wolftune> ok, so the lists will be ordered the same and easy to diff?
[21:18] <wolftune> I've just not done diff before
[21:18] <wolftune> :P
[21:18] <woo> ty | everyone
[21:19] <hotmedal> I can see my wifi network but I can't connect to it since the last upgrade. Even wicd doesn't work. Says Bad Password. Any ideas? Please tell me this isn't a driver problem.
[21:19] <KrisB> or at least, what recommendation do you have  (I have an AGP slot in my motherbord)...?
[21:19] <Tex_Nick> wolftune:  i don't really think that would be the best solution ... unfortunately i can't tell you would be a good solution :(
[21:19] <zykotick9> hotmedal: have you consider, it's a "bad password"
[21:19] <Wug> lol testdisk: I found a partition called "bQ0p7K7WdDbxNnlXlwpz6jpWy".  was that it? "nope"
[21:20] <hotmedal> considered, the password is correct. two windows and one android devices to vouch for it
[21:21] <Wug> hotmedal: if you change the security settings, can you connect then?
[21:21] <Wug> to a different encryption scheme, or unencrypted
[21:21] <Wug> not a general solution, but it might help identify the problem
[21:21] <guntbert> !enter | Wug
[21:21] <hotmedal> yeah I'll try
[21:25] <guiritter> I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 for test purposes. A notification about proprietary drivers popped up. I want to know how can I find out the name of the packages associated with this driver.
[21:26] <zykotick9> guiritter: driver for what?  try "apt-cache serach WHATYOURLOOKINGFOR"
[21:27] <bonhoeffer> i just plugged in my drive and it was part of a raid array -- how can i mount it in ubuntu
[21:27] <bonhoeffer> i tried in Disk utility and i get Not enough components available to start the RAID Array
[21:28] <Wug> generally one does not mount "part" of a raid array
[21:28] <bekks> bonhoeffer: That message tells you everything.
[21:28] <StuartIanNaylor> bonhoeffer have you installed mdadm
[21:28] <bonhoeffer> no, it might tell you everything . . .
[21:28] <guiritter> zykotick9: I don't think that alone is going to help, but I'll try. It's an onboard wireless card.
[21:28] <StuartIanNaylor> mdadm --assemble --scan
[21:28] <bekks> bonhoeffer: The message is enough. There are not enough disks to reassemble the raid array.
[21:28] <bonhoeffer> StuartIanNaylor, no, but is that the recommended way to go
[21:29] <bekks> bonhoeffer: Yes, it is. Using a raid array, you have to reassemble it for using it.
[21:29] <bonhoeffer> bekks, ah -- so i need to bring in the other disk as well . . . hmm. this is confusing -- so if one disk went bad, i couldn't get my data?
[21:29] <StuartIanNaylor> yeap I have been at it all day did a upgrade and in livecd can see raid partitions
[21:29] <Wug> was it a raid 0?
[21:29] <bonhoeffer> i forget what it was, but in my mind the raid array was mirroring everything exactly
[21:29] <bekks> bonhoeffer: Wrong. All but one disks are "gone" in your case.
[21:29] <StuartIanNaylor> but trying to boot is another matter
[21:29] <bekks> bonhoeffer: Not "just one".
[21:29] <bonhoeffer> Wug, yes i believe it was
[21:30] <bekks> using a raid0, you have to have ALL disks.
[21:30] <Wug> raid 0 offers no mirroring, only striping, and is not "true" RAID
[21:30] <bonhoeffer> maybe it was raid one then
[21:30] <bekks> Wug: It is a TRUE RAID, according to the definition of a RAID array. :)
[21:30] <bonhoeffer> i purchased two disks, put them on my NAS and i was thinking that everything was backed up in two places
[21:30] <StuartIanNaylor> raid1 mirror and your ok raid0 loose one disk lose all data
[21:30] <Wug> bekks: it's not redundant.  its just an AID
[21:30] <bonhoeffer> I believe it was raid 1
[21:31] <zykotick9> bekks: no redundancy = not RAID ;)
[21:31] <StuartIanNaylor> stripe is fast and still raid
[21:31] <bonhoeffer> so the recommendation is to plug in the other disk
[21:31] <bekks> zykotick9: Redundancy == 0 ;)
[21:31] <Wug> RAID0 is not raid
[21:31] <StuartIanNaylor> raid0 ain't raid is a bit of a daft statement :)
[21:31] <guntbert> !ot
[21:31] <bekks> RAID0 is well defined as being RAID. No argument needed about that.
[21:31] <bonhoeffer> sorry i don't know my terms, but if it was raid 1, shouldn't i be able to get at the data -- i.e. see it as a mountable drive?
[21:32] <bekks> bonhoeffer: It is missing at least one more disk as the message states - so it wasnt RAID1.
[21:32] <StuartIanNaylor> yeah with a mirror
[21:32] <Wug> it's called raid zero because it's less than raid1, which is the first true raid
[21:32] <StuartIanNaylor> also it should boot
[21:32] <bekks> Wug: Dont argue about a defined standard please.
[21:32] <bonhoeffer> bekks, fair enough -- so i screwed up what i understood
[21:32] <bekks> bonhoeffer: Yes.
[21:33] <StuartIanNaylor> software raid1 is the only one you can use for /boot
[21:33] <bonhoeffer> ok -- thanks -- so should i place both disks back in the nas, or can i plug them into this ubuntu box?
[21:33] <bonhoeffer> and rebuild the raid here on this box?
[21:33] <bekks> bonhoeffer: You have to put them into your NAS.
[21:33] <bonhoeffer> ok -- got it -- thanks
[21:33] <bonhoeffer> you just saved me a lot of time
[21:34] <bonhoeffer> powering down
[21:34] <hotmedal> Wug: it didn't work
[21:35] <hotmedal> wpa-psk, wep-psk, open
[21:35] <hotmedal> nothing connects
[21:35] <Wug> hotmedal: that would indicate a driver issue probably
[21:35] <hotmedal> :(
[21:39] <alami> hello i have install jdk and every time i viste a web site with chrome he tell me to install java
[21:39] <Tex_Nick> alamii: jdk is not what you want
[21:40] <Tex_Nick> what you want is flash
[21:40] <alami> Tex_Nick: not when i click install missing mising plugins
[21:41] <alami> i will transeferd to java.com
[21:41] <alami> i have java
[21:41] <alami> sorry i mean i have flash
[21:41] <alami> but i thing my browser don't know where java ios
[21:41] <alami> where is java
[21:41] <Tex_Nick> alami:  jdk is the java developers kit used to develop java applications
[21:42] <alami> Tex_Nick: i have openjdk 7
[21:43] <alami> Tex_Nick: what do you i need to run java application on my browser
[21:45] <Tex_Nick> alami:  have a look at ... http://java.com/en/download/faq/chrome.xml
[21:46] <alami> Tex_Nick: do you use java.com
[21:46] <alami> why not open source one?
[21:47] <Wug> alami: I think to run java in browser you need the iced tea plugin
[21:47] <Tex_Nick> alami:  i use the firefox browser
[21:47] <alami> okay
[21:47] <Wug> not 100% sure, been a while since I thought it was safe to run it in-browser.  try googling java icedtea
[21:49] <jeeves_moss> how do I setup fprint so that I can use EITHER my password or fingerprint, and not be required for both?
[21:49] <Tex_Nick> Wug : i don't use chromium, but does he just need to enable it ?
[21:50] <Tex_Nick> Wug : enable java that is ?
[21:50] <Wug> Tex_Nick: last I checked, the versions of java available in the repos come with no browser plugin functionality whatsoever
[21:50] <bekks> That must have been ages ago.
[21:51] <STMelon> how to install oracle java with plugins in ubuntu
[21:51] <STMelon> http://www.duinsoft.nl/packages.php?t=en
[21:51] <bekks> !java | STMelon
[21:52] <STMelon> i dont have java installed
[21:52] <STMelon> nor will i use openjdk jre
[21:52] <STMelon> i already "know" how to install it but thx
[21:52] <bekks> You should read that link.
[21:52] <STMelon> i have
[21:53] <STMelon> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java > http://www.duinsoft.nl/packages.php?t=en is down by the jre script section of that website
[21:53] <bekks> Then you would have read the part for Oracle Java.
[21:53] <ClientAlive> has anyone heard of pentium builder before? http://linux.about.com/cs/linux101/g/pentiumbuilder.htm  <- is it a NO NO? They are talking about "Replaces gcc, cc, and g++..."
[21:53] <ClientAlive> should I be leary?
[21:53] <Noskcaj> Ubuntu testing classroom session in #ubuntu-quality-chat
[21:54] <STMelon> yea bekks, basically why i dont have java installed, is because it is too vulnerable
[21:54] <STMelon> and java is becoming a has been on websites
[21:57] <linux> hy
[21:58] <bean> linux, hi
[21:58] <linux> how are you
[21:58] <bean> thats a bit off topic.
[21:58] <linux> wich topic
[21:58] <sean_> anyone good with ATI radeon hd 4200 and the newest fglrx-legacy(13.1) driver?
[21:58] <bean> This is a support channel for ubuntu, linux
[21:59] <linux> yes
[21:59] <linux> your best chanel
[21:59] <linux> sean have probelem with Ati
[21:59] <bean> what is you native language, linux
[22:00] <linux> where are you from bean ? fr us ar its my lang
[22:00] <bean> linux, do you need hekp with something linux related?
[22:01] <zykotick9> s/linux related/ubuntu related/  bean linux
[22:01] <bean> right
[22:01] <linux> wich kind of help you mean bean ?
[22:01] <bean> linux, this is a channel for help with ubuntu.
[22:01] <linux> aha
[22:01] <_DomY-Dom> Installed ubuntu on mac, flash not working properly with chrome for some reason. Trying to follow this http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/flash-player-google-chrome.html#main_How_do_I_install_the_latest_version_of_Flash_Player_in_Google_Chrome_ and have downloaded libflashplayer.so but no idea what to do with it, there is no /opt/chromium directory..
[22:01] <bean> linux, so unless you need help, you should probably find a different channel to chat in
[22:01] <linux> bean
[22:02] <linux> i want to evaluate ?
[22:02] <linux> if iam good bad or pro
[22:02] <bean> linux, did you say you are french?
[22:02] <linux> bean , i can talk thre lang fr ar us
[22:03] <bean> !fr | linux
[22:03] <DeadWeasel> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1630940/   <--Alfa Wirless awus036h on Ubuntu 12.04 seemingly dropping connect (possibly just dns, just rebooted hasn't happend again)
[22:03] <bean> if you'd rather talk there.
[22:03] <linux> yes why , bean
[22:03] <_DomY-Dom> !fr
[22:03] <bean> linux, because your english is a bit hard to understand :)
[22:04] <_DomY-Dom> linux: I speak french.
[22:05] <linux> aha
[22:05] <linux> so bean
[22:05] <dydzEz2_> what does $vt_handoff do
[22:05] <linux> where are you from ?
[22:05] <dydzEz2_> after quit splash
[22:05] <bean> !ot | linux
[22:06] <widad-charai> #bel3atar
[22:06] <linux> bean
[22:06] <linux> wich version of linux you have ?
[22:06] <dydzEz2_> 12.10
[22:06] <DeadWeasel> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1630940/   <--Alfa Wirless awus036h on Ubuntu 12.04 seemingly dropping connect (possibly just dns, just rebooted hasn't happend again) -- using openDns on Tomato router
[22:06] <bean> linux, this is not the channel for that discussion. Unless you have an ubuntu related question you should probablyleave this channel
[22:07] <_DomY-Dom> linux: I have no idea how your username is linux if you're not an expert in linux and you're just coming here to mess around and ask people where they are from. Je peux te le répéter en français si t'as pas compris.
[22:07] <dydzEz2_> im getting black screen at login (actually takes me to a terminal login) its definitely graphical
[22:07] <linux> bean ,
[22:07] <kostkon> bean, don't be so harsh
[22:07] <linux> methode for instal graphique card manual
[22:07] <linux> nvidia
[22:07] <linux> on ubuntu
[22:07] <_DomY-Dom> linux: quel OS ?
[22:08] <_DomY-Dom> #ubuntu: Trying to install Flash fro Chromium on Ubuntu installed on  Mac. It's really annoying me, Chrome should have it yet at  about:plugins it isn't there. Trying to follow this  tutorial
[22:08] <_DomY-Dom> #ubuntu: Trying to install Flash fro Chromium on Ubuntu installed on  Mac. It's really annoying me, Chrome should have it yet at  about:plugins it isn't there. Trying to follow this  tutorial
[22:08] <_DomY-Dom> http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/flash-player-google-chrome.html#main_How_do_I_install_the_latest_version_of_Flash_Player_in_Google_Chrome_ but have no  idea where to put libflashplayer.so which I downloaded. Any  ideas ?
[22:09] <_DomY-Dom> bean: Any idea ?
[22:09] <dydzEz2_> I FIGURED IT OUT! when pressing e at grub i had this option that said $vt.handoff
[22:09] <dydzEz2_> googled it and peopple said theres was set to 7
[22:09] <dydzEz2_> i set it to 7 and my xubuntu shows the login
[22:10] <dydzEz2_> why did that 7 dissapear after installing restricted extras
[22:11] <linux> how to disable internet interface perm ?
[22:11] <[HUN]Bitvilag> hi everyone
[22:12] <[HUN]Bitvilag> i really need help from someone that knows ubuntu partitioning well
[22:13] <DeadWeasel> DNSmasq is default in 12.04....  with caching disabled.  is there a way to add a list of IPs that I want cached?  OpenDns seems to crap out on me.
[22:13] <DeadWeasel> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1630940/   <--Alfa Wirless awus036h on Ubuntu 12.04 seemingly dropping connect (possibly just dns, just rebooted hasn't happend again) -- using openDns on Tomato router
[22:13] <DeadWeasel> let me know if any more info is needed.
[22:13] <DeadWeasel> digs are coming up quick and clean right now
[22:14] <dydzEz2_> Alright my screen was going black, so i pressed e while in grub and found some option after quit splash called "$vt_handoff" and it was just like that... i googled it and people said it was =7 so i set it =7 and no more black screen, also i removed it completely and xubuntu showed the login screen successfully again -- i think this appeared after i installed xubuntu restricted extras
[22:14] <dydzEz2_> what should i do with it
[22:14] <dydzEz2_> remove it permantely or make it =7?
[22:15] <dydzEz2_> im on xubuntu 12.10
[22:15] <dinkel> hilo, using the "dict" dictionary i'm a somehow dissappointed, since even rather common words are not found (e.g. eng -> ger translation of 'drone'). can i install alternative databases or better use a different dictionary? which one? this is meant for OFFLINE usage, i have to say.
[22:15] <_DomY-Dom> Hello #ubuntu: Trying to install Flash for Chromium on Ubuntu installed on  Mac. It's really annoying me, Chrome should have it yet at  about:plugins it isn't there. Trying to follow this  tutorial http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/flash-player-google-chrome.html#main_How_do_I_install_the_latest_version_of_Flash_Player_in_Google_Chrome_ but have no  idea where to put libflashplayer.so which I downloaded. Any  ideas ?
[22:16] <[HUN]Bitvilag> it seems noone is here to answer
[22:17] <xangua> dinkel: you mean stardict¿ you can add wikipedia and a lot of stuff
[22:18] <dinkel> nou, i'm using the 'dict' package. not stardict.
[22:19] <dinkel> you recommend stardict?
[22:21] <dinkel> or  is stardict just a frontend to dict?
[22:22] <[HUN]Bitvilag> hi everyone. I would need some help with lvm and ubuntu: i have prematurely deleted the partition table of two harddrives that were in an lvm still active on the third harddrive with the system on
[22:22] <melty> lol
[22:22] <nou> dinkel: i'm also using the dict package :)
[22:22] <[HUN]Bitvilag> what shall I do?
[22:24] <_DomY-Dom> Hello #ubuntu: Trying to install Flash for Chromium on Ubuntu installed on  Mac. It's really annoying me, Chrome should have it yet at  about:plugins it isn't there. Trying to follow this  tutorial http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/flash-player-google-chrome.html#main_How_do_I_install_the_latest_version_of_Flash_Player_in_Google_Chrome_ but have no  idea where to put libflashplayer.so which I downloaded. Any  ideas ?
[22:24] <dinkel> nou, i meant "no" not you, sorry ;-)
[22:24] <dinkel> nou, anyway, are there alternative databases for 'dict'?
[22:24] <dinkel> nou, i'm not happy with dict
[22:27] <dinkel> 'hilo' and 'nou' and other nicks of this kind suck
[22:27] <dinkel> ;)
[22:29] <cowdog1> hi
[22:30] <cowdog1> cool nick bro
[22:31] <Scunizi> .
[22:31] <dydzEz2_> oh wow taking the $ off of $vt_handoff also works
[22:31] <dydzEz2_> what is this
[22:32] <dydzEz2_> i cant find anything on google where theres a dollar sign infront of vt.handoff
[22:33] <dydzEz2_> ugh i need to like reinstall xubuntu to see what it was at before
[22:34] <_DomY-Dom> Hello #ubuntu: Trying to install Flash for Chromium on Ubuntu installed on  Mac. It's really annoying me, Chrome should have it yet at  about:plugins it isn't there. Trying to follow this  tutorial http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/flash-player-google-chrome.html#main_How_do_I_install_the_latest_version_of_Flash_Player_in_Google_Chrome_ but have no  idea where to put libflashplayer.so which I downloaded. Any  ideas ?
[22:34] <Scunizi> I get a GPG error .. us.archive.ubuntu.com precise Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key.... How do I fix this?
[22:35] <xangua> !gpgerr | Scunizi
[22:36] <Scunizi> Thanks xangua.. it's not a custom repository though.. will this work the same?
[22:36] <xangua> (it's 437D05B5 for the standard ones)
[22:39] <Scunizi> xangua: did it and the error is still there and the same.. I replaced <key> in your line with the 437.. number.  What might I be doing wrong?
[22:41] <Scunizi> xangua: when running the fix line one of the output lines was "gpg: no ultimately trusted keys found".. however 1 was processed and there were 25 new signatures.. Any ideas?
[22:41] <bean> _DomY-Dom, cp libflashplayer.so /usr/lib/chromium-browser/plugins
[22:45] <jennie> please tell me other browsers than firefox in ubuntu
[22:46] <DeadWeasel> On UBUNTU 12.04 so PPTP VPN connections default all traffice through PPTP tunnel?
[22:46] <DeadWeasel> *so = do
[22:48] <bean> DeadWeasel, I would imagine so.
[22:48] <DeadWeasel> bean, thanks, are there ways to tunnel a particular application only?
[22:49] <bean> Well, I don't think you can do in on a per application level -- you can make it so only certain traffic goes over it, on a per-network basis
[22:49] <bean> as in,if you only want 10.0.0.0/8 traffic you could route it over ppp0
[22:49] <DeadWeasel> i see.
[22:49] <DeadWeasel> thx
[22:49] <Tex_Nick> !browsers | jennie
[22:49] <DeadWeasel> on a lighter notes, anyone know how to make IRSSI beep?  i've tried the scripts and guides, no luck
[22:50] <bean> should be /set bell_beeps ON
[22:50] <iceroot> DeadWeasel: #irssi
[22:50] <jennie> Tex_Nick: any one of above based at firefox
[22:50] <bean> and then /set beep_msg_level MSGS NOTICES DCC DCCMSGS HILIGHT
[22:50] <jennie> ?
[22:50] <DeadWeasel> thanks iceroot
[22:50] <bean> jennie, iceweasel
[22:51] <bean> jennie, buy why not just use firefox?
[22:53] <jennie> I want to login to a website which only work with IE and firefox only
[22:53] <jennie> so I have to look browser based at FF only
[22:54]  * _goxxsy_ veche drugari ! :-) :D
[22:54] <KxTwo> anyone in here strong at understanding System performance and figuring things out like CPI.
[22:54] <Tex_Nick> jennie:  firefox uses the Gecko engine ...
[22:55] <zykotick9> jennie: you didn't say why you can't use firefox?  if it works with the site you want, why not use it?
[22:55] <jennie> because I have to login 3 accounts
[22:55] <_DomY-Dom> craig_: not sure if it was you who told me where to copy libflashplayer.so but it still isn't showing up in chromium's about:plugins, made no difference at all restarting the browser as well.
[22:56] <Tex_Nick> jennie:  you might have a look at this ...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_web_browsers#Gecko-based
[22:56] <zykotick9> jennie: there is some profile feature in firefox...
[22:58] <bean> _DomY-Dom, it was me.  I'm sorry I can't really help more and have to leave
[23:01] <Tex_Nick> jennie:  can't you just open three instances of firefox ?
[23:02] <jennie> the website I want to login doesnt allow multiple login from same browse
[23:02] <jennie> browser*
[23:02] <STMelon> clear your cookies and/or cache in the browser and see if that helps
[23:03] <jennie> if I clear cookies then I will be logged out from current login :-)
[23:03] <jennie> so I have to use other browsers ;-)
[23:04] <paradoxx> Greetings everyone. I'm trying to create and use a symlink in my /var/www folder to reference a folder in my directory. However i keep getting a 403, no matter what permissions on the folder.
[23:04] <STMelon> i use along with firefox, chromium, chrome, opera and midori in ubuntu
[23:05] <Tex_Nick> jennie:  caN YOU POST WEBSITE ?
[23:05] <Tex_Nick> caps :(
[23:05] <_DomY-Dom> Sorry craig__ & #ubuntu, I glitched out so didn't see any of your messages. FlashPlayer wasn't working in Chromium in Ubuntu 12.10 (installed on a Mac). Downloaded libflashplayer.so and copied it to /usr/lib/chromium-browser/plugins and restarted browser, yet it still didn't work.
[23:05] <bean> _DomY-Dom, it was me who told you where to copy.  I'm sorry I can't really help more and have to leave
[23:05] <paradoxx> I'm using Apache as the web server
[23:06] <bean> paradoxx, your web server needs to be able to read the directory.
[23:06] <dydzEz2_>  if you install restricted extras after clicking the isntall additional software or w/e during the install, does anything get messed up
[23:06] <bean> I recommend putting it in /var/www/ or some other place that it can read, paradoxx
[23:07] <paradoxx> bean, I put the symlink in /var/www but still getting the 403
[23:08] <bean> paradoxx, symlinks dont work well w/ web servers, the default config won't allow it.
[23:08] <Naphatul> after installing ubuntu minimal with no additional packages what do i need to install to get cinnamon working?
[23:08] <bean> paradoxx, read this
[23:08] <bean> http://superuser.com/questions/244245/how-do-i-get-apache-to-follow-symlinks
[23:08] <SonikkuAmerica> Naphatul, [ sudo apt-get install cinnamon ]
[23:09] <Naphatul> that doesn't bring up cinnamon when i reboot
[23:09] <dydzEz2_> i knew that would in some crazy way fix it
[23:09] <Naphatul> i tried that
[23:09] <dydzEz2_> reinstalling grub after getting xubuntu restricted extras worked, no more black screen
[23:09] <zykotick9> Naphatul: if you "startx" does it load cinnamon?
[23:09] <Naphatul> startx isn't even installed
[23:10] <zykotick9> Naphatul: install xorg then
[23:10] <SonikkuAmerica> Naphatul: You'll at least need some sort of X server and a desktop manager.
[23:10] <SonikkuAmerica> Naphatul: For the desktop manager lightdm is suitable, but you can try gdm or mdm as well.
[23:11] <zykotick9> SonikkuAmerica: well, DM isn't really "required"... but you're right, "most" people would want one.
[23:12] <SonikkuAmerica> zykotick9: If one doesn't want to log in from a terminal every time, i.e.
[23:12] <Naphatul> how do i install xorg? what about configuring?
[23:13] <zykotick9> Naphatul: "sudo apt-get install xorg"
[23:19] <g1g> good night Gues )
[23:20] <g1g> have's Russian?
[23:20] <zykotick9> !ru | g1g
[23:21] <g1g> join #ubuntu-ru
[23:21] <Mathnerd314> I have an LG GT365 (with bluetooth support) and a little bluetooth dongle. I can copy files, but not delete them, and it doesn't show up as an audio source or sink. The phone says it supports the FTP and A2DP profiles, which should allow those.  Ideas?
[23:21] <SonikkuAmerica> Mathnerd314, sink or sync?
[23:22] <Mathnerd314> SonikkuAmerica: sink. I can't use the phone as an extra speaker :-)
[23:22] <Mathnerd314> (but I'd like to)
[23:22] <SonikkuAmerica> OK.
[23:22] <jonboy> need some quick help.  I need to add some hdd partions to fstab.
[23:22] <jonboy> is this format ok
[23:23] <SonikkuAmerica> Mathnerd314: What version is your Bluetooth for your machine and your phone?
[23:23] <jonboy> LABEL=disk1    /media/disk1    ext4  0 0
[23:24] <jonboy> I have read that using /media is bad format and should be /mnt
[23:24] <zykotick9> jonboy: you'd need to make sure /media/disk1 exists.  personally i wouldn't mount thing in /media from fstab (but that's up to you)
[23:24] <jonboy> zykotick9 thanks.. what is the best way
[23:25] <zykotick9> jonboy: personally i'd leave /mnt for temporary mounts as well ;)  i use /srv with subdirectories under it for mount points...
[23:27] <jonboy> zykotick9: right now /dev/sdb1 mounts as /media/disk1. how do i change it to /srv/disk1
[23:28] <Mathnerd314> SonikkuAmerica: bluez is whatever Ubuntu has, apparently 4.101. The phone software is dated June 2011.
[23:29] <zykotick9> jonboy: create a /srv/disk1 directory, update your fstab, then "sudo mount -a" should do it.
[23:29] <Mathnerd314> I guess I could update bluez to 5.x...
[23:30] <g1g> hello. need to help.I installed ubuntu 12.10 in moment install indicate passphrise ( check password before loading ubuntu ) the password is have but why is dissconnect this function?
[23:30] <SonikkuAmerica> Mathnerd314: If your phone is 6/2011, you have the latest version (4.0).
[23:30] <SonikkuAmerica> So you should be fine.
[23:30] <zykotick9> jonboy: sorry, you'll have to umount the /media/disk1 as well - or it will be mounted in two places...  not really a deal, but for completeness.
[23:31] <ElixirVitae> Hi!
[23:31] <ElixirVitae> Which packet should I install to just try KDE?
[23:31] <_DomY-Dom> Hello, I installed Ubuntu 12.10 on my MacBook Pro (8,1), and also installed the Wireless drivers (linux-firmware-nonfree) but my Wifi keeps glitching and I know it's not the network since all the other laptops work fine. As in the Wifi doesn't disconnect and reconnect but browsing just suddenly become insanely slow or I get 105 errors and need to simply Enable wireless again and it becomes normal. Though I'm having to do this very often lately and it's rea
[23:31] <ElixirVitae> I don't want the whole KDE pack, just want to try DE.
[23:32] <jonboy> zykotick9: do I create the directory at /media/disk1 or /root
[23:33] <zykotick9> jonboy: what?  create /srv/disk1 if you're going to use /srv/.  and /root should already exist!
[23:34] <zykotick9> jonboy: don't try to mount to /root
[23:34] <SonikkuAmerica> ElixirVitae, did you try [ sudo apt-get install kde ]?
[23:34] <ElixirVitae> It brings lotsa packages with it.
[23:35] <zykotick9> kde, for when gnome3/unity don't use enough of your system resources ;)
[23:35] <Mathnerd314> SonikkuAmerica: right, the phone probably is fine. But Ubuntu is not... it should be able to pick up the other profiles
[23:35] <_DomY-Dom> Hello, I installed Ubuntu 12.10 on my MacBook Pro (8,1), and also installed the Wireless drivers (linux-firmware-nonfree) but my Wifi keeps glitching and I know it's not the network since all the other laptops work fine. As in the Wifi doesn't disconnect and reconnect but browsing just suddenly become insanely slow or I get 105 errors and need to simply Enable wireless again and it becomes normal. Though I'm having to do this very often lately and it's rea
[23:35] <SonikkuAmerica> Mathnerd314, what version and desktop are you using?
[23:35] <jonboy> zykotic9: sorry bad question.. where do I need to be in terminal to create the directory /srv/disk1.
[23:35] <Mathnerd314> SonikkuAmerica: 12.10
[23:35] <SonikkuAmerica> Unity?
[23:36] <zykotick9> jonboy: /srv already exists.  so "sudo mkdir /srv/disk1" should work.
[23:36] <Mathnerd314> SonikkuAmerica:  I have both kubuntu-desktop and ubuntu-desktop packages installed; it doesn't work in either
[23:36] <zykotick9> jonboy: you can use full paths (starting with /) from anywhere.
[23:37] <Mathnerd314> SonikkuAmerica: it was originally a plain Ubuntu (with unity) installation, if it matters :p
[23:37] <SonikkuAmerica> Mathnerd314, no matter how many DEs you have installed, it's the same system.
[23:38] <SonikkuAmerica> Mathnerd314, in Unity, go to System Settings > Bluetooth
[23:38] <jonboy> zykotick9: dosent that just create a folder called disk1 in the srv folder
[23:38] <Mathnerd314> SonikkuAmerica: yup, been there.
[23:38] <zykotick9> jonboy: yes, and that's what will be the mount point you put in fstab
[23:39] <SonikkuAmerica> I assume you have Bluetooth turned on on your phone and it's visible.
[23:39] <zykotick9> jonboy: the mount point needs to exist for fstab to mount to it
[23:39] <SonikkuAmerica> Mathnerd314, I assume you have Bluetooth turned on on your phone and it's visible.
[23:39] <Mathnerd314> SonikkuAmerica: yep, I can even transfer pictures. It's the other stuff that doesn't work.
[23:39] <SonikkuAmerica> Mathnerd314, what other stuff?
[23:39] <Mathnerd314> SonikkuAmerica: the audio
[23:39] <jonboy> zykotick9:  AAHH I think I understand  fstab is basicly saying mount NAME=dsik1 to /srv/disk1
[23:40] <zykotick9> jonboy: bingo!
[23:40] <patricia> i search a french channel . to know you
[23:40] <zykotick9> !fr | patricia
[23:40] <SonikkuAmerica> Mathnerd314, why are you using your phone as a speaker?
[23:40] <Mathnerd314> SonikkuAmerica: becuase I don't have anything else handy
[23:41] <Mathnerd314> SonikkuAmerica: I'm more concerned with using it as a microphone though
[23:41] <jonboy> zykotick9:  awesome  I kept trying to tell fstab to mount the exact drive folder
[23:42] <zykotick9> jonboy: sorry "does not compute" i don't understand...
[23:42] <SonikkuAmerica> Mathnerd314: OK, try searching for "blueman" in Software Center.
[23:43] <zykotick9> jonboy: fyi, using LABELS in fstab is smart - it's a lot easier then UUIDs :)
[23:43] <jonboy> zykotick9:  I created a folder at /media/disk1 called disk1 and I was telling fstab to mount that.  you corrected me
[23:43] <_DomY-Dom> Hello, I installed Ubuntu 12.10 on my MacBook Pro (8,1), and also installed the Wireless drivers (linux-firmware-nonfree) but my Wifi keeps glitching and I know it's not the network since all the other laptops work fine. As in the Wifi doesn't disconnect and reconnect but browsing just suddenly become insanely slow or I get 105 errors and need to simply Enable wireless again and it becomes normal. Though I'm having to do this very often lately and it's rea
[23:44] <zykotick9> jonboy: what format are the disk(s) your mounting?  ext/fat/ntfs?
[23:44] <jonboy> zykotick9: ext4
[23:45] <zykotick9> jonboy: nice.  you might need to change the permission on the mount point, as well as after they're mounted to be able to have users write to them.
[23:45] <jonboy> zykotick9:  your a life saver.  worked like a charm
[23:46] <zykotick9> jonboy: nice :)
[23:48] <NetFlam> Hi@
[23:48] <NetFlam> Hi@
[23:48] <specialpurpose> How do I bring up eth0:1 using DHCP if eth0 has a static IP from the command line?
[23:48] <NetFlam> Hi!
[23:48] <FloodBot1> NetFlam: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:49] <specialpurpose> Also, is this even the correct channel for my question?
[23:49] <jonboy> zykotick9: sweetness.  I added 4 hdd's and set the mount like you said all all worked perfect
[23:49] <NetFlam> Wait
[23:50] <SonikkuAmerica> Mathnerd314, how did blueman work for ya?
[23:52] <zykotick9> jonboy: have you tested that you can write to them?
[23:53] <jonboy> zykotick9: no, let me do that real quick
[23:53] <Mathnerd314> SonikkuAmerica: I'm not certain... I set it up as an audio source, so now it appears as an actual device in the microphone setup, but I can't get it to record audio
[23:53] <SonikkuAmerica> Mathnerd314, that's 1/2 the battle...
[23:53] <NetFlam> Who remember how to turn of power management -> wifi card via terminal?
[23:53] <jonboy> zykotck9: nope I cant write to them
[23:53] <NetFlam> off*
[23:54] <Mathnerd314> SonikkuAmerica: also, there's no option to set it up as an audio *sink* (playing audio)
[23:54] <zykotick9> jonboy: are you the only use on the system?
[23:54] <SonikkuAmerica> Mathnerd314, did you check in System Settings > Sound?
[23:55] <zykotick9> jonboy: "sudo chmod ugo+rwx /srv/NAME" if you don't need security.  if you do you might want to change the owner/group of the folders.
[23:55] <war59312> USB mouse and keyboard not working after having recovered from kernel panic.. please see the end of http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=12501351#post12501351 . Any ideas?
[23:55] <jonboy> zykotick9: yes, this is my home media server.  I'm using these mounts for greyhole disk pooling
[23:55] <SonikkuAmerica> zykotick9, isn't it faster to use [ chmod 775 ]?
[23:56] <zykotick9> SonikkuAmerica: well 777 ;)
[23:56] <SonikkuAmerica> zykotick9, I wasn't too sure what the "o" was
[23:56] <specialpurpose> SonikkuAmerica/zykotick9:  is this the correct channel to use if I have a question about how to bring up eth0:1 with a DHCP address from the command line if eth0 is statically assigned?
[23:56] <zykotick9> jonboy: i don't know what greyhole is?...  SonikkuAmerica o is "other"
[23:57] <zykotick9> specialpurpose: if you're using ubuntu then yes.  i don't have any idea though.
[23:57] <SonikkuAmerica> specialpurpose, AFAIK, as it involves the NWAM
[23:57] <SonikkuAmerica> *NWAM properties
[23:57] <whoever> hi all, service bluetooth says it is running, but unexpectidly audio quit playing though the blutooth headphones, and the connecet, disconnect options under bluetooth don't seem to change states, can someone assist
[23:58] <nibbler> specialpurpose: sounds like a very strange request to me...
[23:59] <specialpurpose> zykotick9: I am using Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS
[23:59] <zykotick9> specialpurpose: then you're asking in the right channel :)  but i still have no idea.
[23:59] <Mathnerd314> SonikkuAmerica: it shows up there. I guess the phone just isn't sending anything...