[00:05] hola === FabianB is now known as Guest84029 === ubott2 is now known as ubottu === nhandler_ is now known as nhandler [04:20] hi! [04:21] Hi! === Shubuntu__ is now known as Shubuntu [04:23] Hey, is there anyone alive around here?! [04:24] hey guys, how do i use netcat to reverse dns look up? [04:29] Shubuntu look here http://dcssrv1.oit.uci.edu/~franklin/doc/netcat.html [04:30] hope it will help [04:30] mmn_: thanks [04:32] that link didn't have any details though, just said that it's possible [04:32] hmm [04:32] and why only netcat? [04:33] cause it's a commandline toolkit [04:34] need to use it in some scripts? [04:34] yes [04:37] and why not nslookup? [04:38] hi, boss [04:40] interesting,,, [04:40] 200+ users on channel [04:41] and everyone is silent [04:41] Shubuntu, what version of Kubuntu do you have? [04:42] mmn_: 13.04 [04:42] I'm having big trouble with installing nvidia driver [04:59] mmn_: this is a help channel, not a chat chan [04:59] if you have a question ask it, and perhaps people can help === joel is now known as Guest5285 [05:04] ok [05:05] I have a 13.04 on Laptop ASUS K53S [05:05] video is nvidia GeForce GT 630M [05:06] I tried different drivers - both Proprietary and Open [05:07] But some of the desktop effects still don't work, and system is extremly slow [05:07] That means, that drivers doesn't work, as far as i understand [05:09] mmn_: You have a question? [05:09] Whoops page down :) [05:09] Oh wait youstill haven't asked yet [05:09] It's a preface [05:10] Yes I see :) [05:10] the question is that I can't install the driver correctly [05:10] When using console installer I recieve error messages [05:10] can you pastebin === Freejack is now known as Freejack_ [05:10] smthg about the cc compiler version [05:11] and that kernel model compilation failed [05:11] it was from a pseudographic installer [05:12] which runs in console mode w/o X server [05:12] What kernel do you have? [05:13] the last one - 3.9.0-030900rc6-generic [05:13] also, i checked Xorg log [05:13] and found: [05:14] mmn@mmn-K53SM:~$ cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep EE [05:14] (WW) warning, (EE) error, (NI) not implemented, (??) unknown. [05:14] [ 23.025] Initializing built-in extension MIT-SCREEN-SAVER [05:14] [ 25.784] (EE) Failed to load module "intel" (module does not exist, 0) [05:14] [ 25.932] (EE) Failed to load module "nouveau" (module does not exist, 0) [05:14] mmn_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [05:14] [ 26.034] (EE) Failed to load module "intel" (module does not exist, 0) [05:16] !pastebin | mmn_ [05:16] mmn_: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/?page=add | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [05:16] valorie thx [05:17] btw this orange lines in Quassel IRC are private messages, right? [05:17] How can I send them? [05:17] I use Konversation, so dunno [05:17] mmn_: depends. Is this orange? [05:18] Skreech yes it is [05:18] mmn_: It's just highlighting that someone said your name [05:18] ah ok [05:18] anyway [05:20] i also tried installing drivers with "Programs and updates [05:20] -> additional drivers tab [05:20] and with apt-get [05:20] but still no destop effects :( [05:22] some of them work however, the most beautiful like cube with desktops, and waving of windows when you move them do not [05:23] when I try to turn them on, i recieve a message that openGL is required [05:24] Lol, only now I realise how poor my English actually is [05:29] Any bright ideas, guys? [05:29] If you need some logs or configs i'll gladly use a pastebin ) [05:30] skreech__: is much more technically knowledgeable than I am [05:31] !opengl [05:31] !info opengl [05:31] piffle [05:31] lol :) [05:31] Package opengl does not exist in raring [05:33] mmn_: alright what's the error you are getting? [05:34] when installing from console? [05:34] several )) [05:35] at first it says that it seems there is no device supported by this driver [05:35] however, install continues [05:36] than it says that another nvidia driver installation is found [05:37] tries do delete it and also generates some error like "file not found" [05:37] btw i rememvered now [05:37] the installer said that there must be a log file [05:37] i dont remember the name exactly [05:38] but i'll take a look thro my /var/log [05:38] 1 moment plz [05:38] I am having a problem. I just installed Kubuntu 13.04 and my apps do not see my drives. Only the home folder unless I go in and mount them manually. Any suggestions? [05:38] greygan how your /etc/fstab looks? [05:39] has a single line... sec [05:39] add all the partitions you need [05:40] a tutorial is easy to google [05:40] K thanks [05:41] (My first time in KDE... Gnome didnt have this issue) [05:42] greygan: if it makes you feel any better, I've never heard of anyone having this trouble [05:44] valorie: it is weird. Thy all show up in Dolphin, it is just the apps that cant see them untill I mount from term or select them in dolphin [05:45] http://paste.kde.org/755444/ [05:45] that's extremely odd [05:45] I had same problem with my NTFS disk [05:45] It was always open in Dolphin [05:46] And every time system loaded, i had a message that it's unreachable [05:46] fstab saved me :) [05:47] well it is high time I learn how to edit fstab... so here goes :) [05:47] anyone is lookin through my log already? [05:47] I looked at it long enough to see you are loading an Nvidia driver... That is what broke my Gnome install and got me here... LOL === king is now known as Guest27221 [05:49] I should say my Ringtail install. The nvidia driver broke it to the point I could only run in Gnome Fallback [05:50] !fstab [05:50] The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab and http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions [05:51] !info gcc [05:51] gcc (source: gcc-defaults (1.120ubuntu10)): GNU C compiler. In component main, is optional. Version 4:4.7.3-1ubuntu10 (raring), package size 5 kB, installed size 41 kB [05:51] valorie: can't apt-get install an older version from the repos? [05:52] apt-get install gcc=4.6 or so? [05:53] mmn_: so if you press ctrl+F9 nothing happens? [05:54] btw after the driver installation my notebook loaded with 640*480 res [05:54] Had to rm xorg.comf [05:55] skreech__ it makes all the windows visible at one time [05:55] Is ti slow? [05:55] it [05:55] they become smaller and ... [05:55] No [05:55] fast enough [05:56] What do you see when You alt tab. Do you get small previews of the window? [05:57] skreech_ yes, but they supposed to switch like a carousel [05:57] and they don [05:58] just rectangles on a flat surface [06:00] !info gcc-4.6 | skreech__ [06:00] skreech__: gcc-4.6 (source: gcc-4.6): GNU C compiler. In component universe, is optional. Version 4.6.4-1ubuntu1 (raring), package size 7339 kB, installed size 15219 kB [06:01] btw, while we are chatting here. I tried to install same version with apt-get [06:02] now i see a message, that driver is installed but not activated [06:02] in a util... Don't now how it's called in English [06:02] mmn_: A carousel? [06:02] I can make a screenshot one moment [06:02] what setting do you have for window switching ? [06:03] carousel AFAIR [06:03] Unit193: Thanks :) [06:03] Sure. [06:05] 1 more quick question... Has the command kdesu been removed in 13.04 or is that a system problem I am having? [06:05] oops, no carousel [06:06] as in " kdesu kate /etc/fstab " [06:06] I tried to set carousel, but it turned of automaticly [06:06] because of none-workin openGL [06:07] greygan I get kdesu - command not found [06:07] kdesudo [06:07] use that instead [06:07] mmn: OK, I feel better. Thats what I get. [06:08] OK cool thanks [06:13] http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/849/driversp.png/ [06:13] this is what I see regarding the drivers [06:14] !kdesu [06:14] In KDE use « kdesudo » to run graphical applications with root privileges when you have to. Never just use "sudo"! | See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo to find out why. [06:14] caption of this window is translated as "Device drivers" [06:15] And the text near a green dot at the bottom - this driver is activated, but not used now [06:15] mmn_: Might have to reboot? [06:15] the question is - how to make the system use it [06:16] I remember something about that with the nvidia installer [06:16] course that was years ago when I had nvidia [06:16] I'll try, but previous times it did not helps [06:16] ok, ill reboot anyway, brb [06:16] Hi. Anyone familiar with a portable form of disk encryption that would be installable on a flash drive, and runnable on Windows/Mac/*nix systems without admin priveledges? [06:21] I'm bavk [06:21] back [06:22] same s**t after reboot [06:22] mmn_: Good to meet you, bavk. [06:22] driver is activated, but not used [06:22] kkerwin hi [06:22] what's bavk? [06:22] :-P [06:22] mmn_: do you have kde-jockey? [06:22] Hmm I'll check 1 moment [06:23] I've not used that for awhile, but it does still work for messing with drivers [06:23] if not, might be worth installing [06:24] simply by apt-get? [06:24] yes, that will work [06:24] ok [06:26] valorie: jockey is installed by default [06:26] cool [06:27] Yes it is, I sent a screenshot of it 5 minutes ago [06:27] but I don't see any possibility to make this driver be used [06:27] you can just use kickoff and search jockey [06:28] Maybe now it's time to configure xorg [06:28] or alt+f2 'jockey' [06:28] yea [06:28] first [06:28] can't hurt, might help [06:28] ahoneybun : i'm using it right now [06:28] I have krunner set to ctrl space [06:32] so how can this jockey help me? [06:33] I see a list of drivers in it [06:33] I see that one driver is currently installed [06:33] and the others are not %) LOL [06:35] OK, I edited my fstab abd still have the same problem. Did I do something wrong? http://paste.kde.org/755450/ [06:37] greygan: Yes you did [06:37] U R trying 2 mount all your partitions to / [06:38] so I need to create seperate mount folders / points? [06:38] and there may be only one partition at one mounting point [06:38] i c [06:38] exactly! [06:38] thanks again... ima neewb [06:38] Lol me to [06:38] )) [06:38] gl [06:38] u2 [06:39] hmm looks like every one is afk [06:39] ore they just don't wanna mess up with my video [06:40] Guuuaaays, I neeed yeeer heeelp [06:40] Somebody... Anybody?! [06:43] Can anyone tell me how to install twiki? [06:46] rosco_y: is there a twiki package? [06:46] !info twiki [06:46] Package twiki does not exist in raring [06:46] huh [06:46] then you may have to find a .deb [06:47] hmm if no one knows about video [06:47] one simle questions [06:48] how can i make links open in firefox by default [06:48] cos now they are opened in rekonq [06:48] and i use it to browse tor [06:48] so it's slow [06:49] valorie: ty. I tried aptitude, didn't find anything in there..... [06:50] mmn_: System Settings -> Default Applications -> Web Browser [06:50] Oh that easy [06:50] thx a lot [06:50] rosco_y: you can look on twiki.org and see if they have .deb files [06:50] valorie: I think you're right about the deb..... [06:51] :) I'll do that, thank you.... [06:54] http://paste.kde.org/755462/ [06:55] here are the errors of Xorg.0.log [06:56] I think I have the fstab file correct now, as my computer is tryng to index ALL my drives... LOL that index is going to be HUGE! [06:57] mmn_: googling on one of your errors got me the hint to install and run 'nvidia-xconfig' which I recall has helped me in the past [06:58] hmm nvidia-xconfig alreadyplayed a bad joke with me [06:59] after using it and rebooting i had my monitor resolution set to 640*480 [06:59] damn [06:59] with no ability to change it [06:59] so i just rm xorg.conf [06:59] and now enjoying a normal resolution [07:01] cool [07:01] hm i think i'll try to find good xorg conf tutorial in my native Russian language [07:01] Is it just indexing because I put my mount points in my home directory? Should they be elsewhere? [07:01] greygan: you can mount them everywhere [07:02] I don't have indexing turned on [07:02] by default, NTFS partitions are mounted in /MEDIA [07:03] I should just turn it off as well. There is about 3 terabytes of data trying to be indexed now. [07:03] 3 terras [07:03] wow [07:03] mostly video [07:03] what are you collecting? [07:03] Child porn? %) [07:03] tv shows and movies mostly [07:04] lol [07:04] joking, joking [07:04] not appropriate for this channel, ever [07:11] OK, this is crazy. Now that I have fstab configured to mount the drives, the app that could not see the unmounted drives will not launch... [07:14] greygan: start it from the console [07:14] and see what errors are thrown [07:14] k, sec [07:15] [ERROR ] 02:15:07 ipcinterface:156 Deluge restart failed: Couldn't listen on any:/home/greygan/.config/deluge/ipc/deluge-gtk: Cannot acquire lock. [07:15] wow, I would google that [07:15] have not seen the like [07:16] I've never heard of any of the difficulties you are encountering [07:16] most strange [07:16] it worked before I mounted the drives. can it be because I mounted them in a new folder in the home directory? [07:19] haven't a clue about that, tbh [07:25] what is the command to delete a file from terminal? [07:26] rm filename [07:27] ty [07:27] * valorie reboots [07:30] Good morning. === jalcine_ is now known as jalcine [07:32] lordeivader hi! [07:32] Hey mmn_, how are you? [07:39] OK, I have to mount the drives in /media. How can I make the mount point folders there. Dolphin wont let me, and in terminal the mkdir command brings up a new line > [07:40] maybe sudo mkdir ? [07:40] does the same thing with the new line > [07:40] Lordievader: bad [07:41] i can't install xorg-edit [07:41] well kdesudo does anyway. havent tried just sudo [07:42] greygan: What are the permissions on the mount? [07:42] mmn_: Have you tried apt? [07:43] they just don't exist [07:43] only deb [07:43] and it doesn;t work [07:43] it can't satisfy the dependencies [07:43] mmn_: Ok, so you have deb, does "sudo dpkg -i " work? [07:44] I set the mounts up in fstab but created mount points in my home directory. I need them in /media and I can not create a folder there for the mount points [07:44] one moment I;ll paste you the output [07:46] greygan: That is probably true, a user has no write access to /media. Using "sudo mkdir " should work, you can verify with "ls /media". [07:46] cool thanks [07:48] hmm [07:48] now my question is [07:48] I get the same thing when trying sudo mkdir. It just drops to a new line with the ">" sign [07:48] how to install older version of a package [07:48] than i have now [07:48] greygan: mkdir doesn't output anything if there is no error. [07:49] libwxgtk 2.8 [07:49] but there is no new folder and instead of dropping me to a normal prompt I get > [07:50] but i need a 2.6 version to install xorg-edit [07:50] i used command "sudo mkdir /media/newfoldername [07:50] greygan: Hmm, that's odd. Could you pastebin that? [07:50] greygan: you should remove the first quote [07:50] I didnt use quote. sec Ill paste [07:50] mmn_: I would do that through muon. [07:51] how? [07:51] http://paste.kde.org/755474/ [07:52] mmn_: What version of the lib do you need? === peer is now known as Guest46851 [07:52] 2.6 [07:52] greygan: you used a single-quote [07:53] greygan: You need to escape the ', so "sudo mkdir Donna\'s" [07:53] you need to either escape it `sudo mkdir /media/Donna\'s` or quote it `sudo mkdir "/media/Donna's"` [07:53] Euhmm ^ that. [07:53] ah [07:53] !info libwxgtk2.6 [07:53] Package libwxgtk2.6 does not exist in raring [07:53] !info libwxgtk [07:53] Package libwxgtk does not exist in raring [07:54] !info libwxgtk* [07:54] In raring only 2.8 exists it seems. [07:54] that sux [07:55] I can't write xorg.conf by hands [07:55] it's simply impossible [07:55] and when i try2use Xorg -configure [07:55] it gives me error [07:55] AWESOME guys thank you! [07:56] and, by the way, there's still no nvidia in it;s drivers list [07:57] mmn_: You are talking about this right: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=156243 [07:57] mmn_: You know it is a post from 2006, and probably not updated since? [07:58] oops didn't notice it [07:58] but anyway [07:58] Ah nvm that. Last update is 2008. [07:59] there must be a gui generator [07:59] mmn_: Do you have version 08.08.06? [07:59] however [07:59] Err 07.08.11 [07:59] yes [07:59] 07.08.11 [08:00] Hmm perhaps the source of 08.08.06 doesn't require libwxgtk2.6. [08:00] anyway theres no nvidia driver in the list of Xorg -configure [08:02] What do you mean with Xorg -configure? [08:02] Btw nowadays xorg.conf is not used by default. === rosco_y is now known as rosco_away [08:09] hm ok, but how do i make my driver work without it? [08:10] mmn_: What driver and what card are we talking about here? [08:10] GeForce GT 630M [08:10] (in my laptop) [08:11] and it also has a built-in-CPU intel graphics card [08:11] however a workin geforce will be more than enough for me [08:12] Ugh, bumblebee (or however it is called). Most unfortunately I have no experience with such a setup, I know it is a hassle to get it working. [08:12] mmn_: What does the jockey say? [08:13] it says "This driver is activated, but not used now" [08:13] not sure about "activated" [08:13] mmn_: Is that the recommended driver? [08:13] cos i have russian version [08:13] It's the last one [08:13] 319 === rosco_away is now known as rosco_y [08:14] AFAIR thats the same version that is donlpoaded from nvidia com [08:14] when i seltcted my video and OS in the lis [08:15] You would say the folks at nVidia know what driver to use... [08:15] Thanks again to all who helped me. I finally got all of this working correctly and learned how to edit fstab in the process :) [08:15] i thought - yes [08:15] to optimistic? [08:16] *to [08:16] to [08:16] too [08:16] mmn_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [08:16] oops [08:17] mmn_: You could go experiment with the other drivers, you might just end up with a working geforce ;) [08:17] i did already [08:17] Though I have to say it is not risk free. [08:18] Its an optimus thing right? [08:19] If so take a look at this page: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bumblebee [08:28] apt-get told me, that bumblebee is already installed [08:29] mmn_: And the rest? [08:29] u mean the other packages? [08:29] Already [08:30] virtualgl linux-headers-generic [08:30] already installed too === rosco_y is now known as rosco_away === rosco_away is now known as rosco_y === ubott2 is now known as ubottu [09:57] Hiyas all [09:58] Hey, my widget dashboard isn't transparent anymore. Anyone know of a fix? === Freejack is now known as Guest96632 [10:01] BigWig_, system settings>workspace appearance>desktop themes , get new themes , find one that you like [10:07] That didn't fix the problem. What's happening is that the dashboard (ctr+f12) isn't translucent anymore. [10:13] oh sorry I misunderstood , never used the dashnoard before , just the panel options [10:14] tool box === webanywhere is now known as SymeonT === webanywhere is now known as SymeonT === Axlin_ is now known as Axlin === ovidiu-florin is now known as ovidiu-florin_ === ovidiu-florin_ is now known as ovidiu-florin === spawn[dead] is now known as spawn57 [13:01] Hello every body, I need help [13:02] Repent now! For The Kingdom of Heaven is at HAND! [13:02] JohnThePreacher, when do the spaceships arrive , and where ? [13:03] gilles, ask your question [13:03] BluesKaj, And ye shall be hated of all men for my name's sake: but he that endureth to the end shall be saved. [13:05] ok, I have a problem with grub : I have update the kernel with the 3.8.0-23 version and after the reboot only old kernel appear in the grub menu. Exemple 3.2.0-24 [13:05] I look in the /boot/grub.cfg file and the 3.8.0-23 is present [13:05] What appends ? [13:05] gilles, how did you update the kernel ? [13:06] gilles, run sudo update-grub [13:06] with the package manager [13:07] I do update-grub a lot of time [13:07] and it find the new kernel [13:09] 3.2 to 3.8 is quite a jump [13:10] it's because I update from 12.04 to 13.04 [13:15]