[00:00] <asterismo> i mean, basic email client with PGP? browser? multimedia player? is that working? cannot find a list of apps or reviews eyt
[00:00] <asterismo> yet
[00:00] <usr13> StaticLNX: sudo service networking stop && sudo service networking start
[00:01] <kostkon> asterismo, also there various posts about new and current touch apps on http://iloveubuntu.net
[00:01] <asterismo> thanks kostkon
[00:01] <wheatthin> StaticLNX, work?
[00:01] <kostkon> asterismo, np
[00:01] <StaticLNX> static@LNX:~$ sudo service networking start
[00:01] <StaticLNX> networking stop/waiting
[00:02] <usr13> StaticLNX: sudo service networking stop && sudo service networking start
[00:02] <wheatthin> just go up to network manager in the gui and click the thing off
[00:02] <StaticLNX> static@LNX:~$ sudo service networking stop && sudo service networking start
[00:02] <StaticLNX> stop: Unknown instance:
[00:02] <wheatthin> then with the settings in interfaces set, type   sudo ifup eth0
[00:03] <wheatthin> or reboot and it'll come up on it's own
[00:04] <Muck> Moin
[00:05] <usr13> StaticLNX: sudo ifconfig eth0 10.0.0.1 ; ifconfig eth0 |grep inet  #Do you see the proper IP now?
[00:06] <usr13> *10.0.0.10*
[00:06] <usr13>     ^^^^^^^^^   (Correction)
[00:07] <wheatthin> usr13, I already helped him
[00:07] <usr13> wheatthin: Ok. Good.
[00:07] <asterismo> kostkon, in this site https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-phone-coreapps , if i understand well, the applications are not yet developed right?
[00:07] <usr13> wheatthin: Thanks.
[00:08] <wheatthin> yup
[00:08] <kostkon> asterismo, they aren't finished yet, true
[00:08] <kostkon> asterismo, there is #ubuntu-touch if you want to join
[00:10] <asterismo> ok thanks
[00:12] <Smaug> hey all, I just installed ubuntu 12.04 desktop on a computer.   When I turn it on, the log in page comes up.  When I log in, it seems to hang.  It shows the background and my mouse and nothing else.  The desktop never comes up.  Thoughts?
[00:15] <soy_el_pulpo> Smaug: try ctr+alt+f4 or f5 to get to a terminal window to check what is going on...
[00:17] <Smaug> soy_el_pulpo: when I bring up the terminal window, it reads "[my computer name] login: ".   then I enter my password, and I am logged in.  does this mean that the graphical display didn't actually log me in?
[00:18] <usr13> Smaug: You have to give user-name and password.
[00:18] <usr13> Smaug: (if you are in tty4 or tty5, you have to log in separately.)
[00:18] <Smaug> okay so that is expected behavior
[00:19] <usr13> Smaug: Yes
[00:19] <Smaug> usr13: soy_el_pulpo: what can I do to "check what is going on"?  I can handle the command line but am sure how to debug this.
[00:19] <StaticLNX> ty wheatthin
[00:19] <wheatthin> yup you're welcome
[00:20] <MobPhone> Guys got this crazy thing going on
[00:20] <ClassANetwork> Hello, I have a few questions regarding remote desktop if anyone has the chance.
[00:20] <MobPhone> Trying to add a user I get only one out two names allowed
[00:20] <Smaug> i'm running apt-get update, upgrade maybe that will help
[00:20] <MobPhone> Or
[00:20] <soy_el_pulpo> Smaug: that you can login there, on the terminal
[00:20] <usr13> Smaug: After that, apt-get upgrade
[00:20] <MobPhone> Anyway to fix this
[00:20] <soy_el_pulpo> you can do a top or a ps to see which proccess is consuming resources...
[00:21] <fbiondip> hello
[00:22] <fbiondip> nothing yet
[00:22] <MobPhone> http://i.imgur.com/wA74fyC.png
[00:22] <usr13> MobPhone: How are you adding user?  sudo adduser MobPhone   ?
[00:22] <MobPhone> usr13 look at picture press
[00:22] <MobPhone> Please
[00:23] <usr13> MobPhone: sudo adduser user-name-here
[00:23] <usr13> MobPhone: (Supply user name on same line.)
[00:25] <Utente_> hello
[00:25] <Kyan[> someone alive?
[00:25] <usr13> MobPhone: Well, I see that you are in a root enabled terminal so just omit the sudo part.
[00:25] <th0r> Kyan[: no
[00:25] <Kyan[> LOL
[00:26] <Kyan[> i've somethin' makin me crazy
[00:26] <Kyan[> i bought a smart pc from samsung and i'm unable to put ubuntu on it
[00:26] <ClassANetwork> Hello, I have a question regarding remote desktop on Ubuntu.
[00:26] <Kyan[> even disabling the secure boot, no external drive seen by bios
[00:26] <usr13> Kyan[: Why is that?
[00:26] <usr13> ClassANetwork: Ask it.
[00:26] <ClassANetwork> When I connect to the remote desktop after installing xrdp, and connect via RDP-any, I only get a blank unity desktop and no sidebar
[00:26] <Kyan[> usr13, this smartpc has as default os windows 8
[00:26] <Skav> usr13 ok but than the user can't login why
[00:26] <ClassANetwork> just the wallpaper.
[00:27] <Kyan[> i tried to use unetbootin for the usb stick
[00:27] <Kyan[> and also a microsd
[00:27] <Kyan[> nothing is working
[00:27] <ClassANetwork> Is there something I need to configure or do I need to create a dedicated account for remote desktop?
[00:27] <_userr> if my current pwd is /home/userr/doc/     .and in current pwd have 2 file (d1.doc and d2.doc). how to make a file zip contain these files with command shell?
[00:27] <usr13> Skav:  What user can't login where?
[00:28] <Kyan[> i can what can i do to install it?
[00:29] <junior23> NEVER TOUCH ME PUSSY
[00:31] <_userr> junior23 you  can't say that in this channel
[00:31] <_userr> okey?
[00:31] <Skav> usr13 check msg please
[00:31] <Kyan[> usr13, some ideas?
[00:32] <_userr> i'm repeat my question ,if my current pwd is /home/userr/doc/     .and in current pwd have 2 file (d1.doc and d2.doc). how to make a file zip contain these files with command shell?
[00:32] <Kyan[> _userr, dunno
[00:34] <Dreki> Does anyone know of an application that could be used to make a professional looking spreadsheet like this?: http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/6781003/EvE/Quick%20Reference%20Sheet%20by%20Korgan%20Nailo.pdf
[00:34] <Guest12739> I was using OpenSUSE with separate home partition and installed ubuntu to / while leaving /home alone. I would prefer to use Ubuntu default settings rather than OpenSUSES(which are being pulled from my /home folder). how can I get rid of these settings?
[00:34] <Corey> _userr: zip stuff file1 file1 will create stuff.zip
[00:34] <Fishscene> Does anyone remember the name of the clock "visualizer" that showed a map of Earth and where the sunlight was hitting and where it was night? It updated in real time.
[00:35] <_userr> corey thank you,
[00:35] <_userr> i try it
[00:35] <Guest12739> Dreki: Openoffice calc should be able to do that. You would just need to color it the way that you want.
[00:35] <junior23> this channel no is crime card?
[00:35] <Corey> _userr: No worries.
[00:35] <junior23> cardingclub
[00:36] <junior23> okay
[00:36] <junior23> i leave :D
[00:36] <junior23> Cya
[00:36] <Dreki> Guest12739: thanks
[00:36] <_userr> ok
[00:36] <junior23> WE ARE ANONYMOUS WE ARE LEGION FUCK BITCH
[00:36] <wheatthin> Makes me happy to help
[00:37] <wheatthin> junior23 I don't want you to curse in here..
[00:37] <wheatthin> this isn't the place for it
[00:38] <Fishscene> I'm looking for something kind of like this, but for Ubuntu: http://www.softsia.com/screenshots/Sunlight-Map-Desktop-Clock_3bm5.png
[00:38] <Fishscene> Junior23 left >.>
[00:39] <wheatthin> good.
[00:40] <_userr> i'm support ethical hckr
[00:40] <wheatthin> umm ok
[00:40] <wheatthin> do you have a problem?
[00:43] <_userr> for this time, just to learn any ting
[00:43] <_userr> *anything
[00:43] <usr13> _userr: Hide and watch.
[00:43] <wheatthin> lol
[00:44] <wheatthin> userr, if you want, hang out in #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:44] <Gallomimia> seem to have a problem with apt-get upgrading my kernel version... http://pastebin.com/bJSFNntB
[00:45] <Gallomimia> oh. i performed my upgrade and ran into a usual /boot out of space problem. i cleared space but can't get things to fix themselves :(
[00:45] <wheatthin> Gallomimia, did you use an out of repository package?
[00:45] <Gallomimia> no sir
[00:45] <wheatthin> Gallomimia, try doing   sudo dist-upgrade
[00:45] <wheatthin> let it sort it out
[00:46] <Gallomimia> i should mention this is 12.04 LTS... server edition
[00:46] <_userr> wheatthin what do you mean?, that i mean i'm learn for ubuntu enviroment
[00:46] <Manson_BH> Hello Guys, I just make a burrada deleted one folder .. very important. How can I retrieve it? (Ubuntu)
[00:46] <usr13> Gallomimia: sudo apt-get upgrade linux-image-server
[00:46] <Gallomimia> apt-get dist-upgrade
[00:46] <Gallomimia> E: Unmet dependencies. Try using -f.
[00:47] <Gallomimia> same error usr13
[00:47] <wheatthin> sudo apt-get dist-upgrade doing same thing?
[00:48] <usr13> Gallomimia: ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[00:48] <svetter> apt-get -f install
[00:48] <Gallomimia> yeah
[00:48] <Gallomimia> also apt-get -f upgrade linux-headers-server
[00:48] <reisio> so dist-upgrade is like, 12.04 to 13.04?
[00:48] <Ari-Yang> !dist-upgrade
[00:48] <Gallomimia> also apt-get -f install
[00:48] <usr13> Gallomimia: So, how did  you get to this point?
[00:48] <reisio> heh
[00:48] <reisio> and update only re-synces the sources.list
[00:49] <reisio> except in English all those words mean the same thing
[00:49] <Gallomimia> i ran apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade and it spat out /boot partition is full
[00:49] <Ari-Yang> !upgrade
[00:49] <jrib> Gallomimia: do you have space now?
[00:49] <svetter> i d advise to fix your problem first before dist-upgrading. apt-get -f install will restart the apt process where you left it
[00:49] <usr13> Gallomimia: Ahhhh so remove an unused kernel or 2
[00:49] <_userr> wheatthin thx for tips, i have try it (about zip ), it result is:adding x.txt (stored 0%)
[00:49] <usr13> Gallomimia: uname -a   #Not that one.
[00:50] <wheatthin> svetter, I thought -f was for force?
[00:50] <wheatthin> <--shrugs
[00:50] <Gallomimia> already did that usr13
[00:50] <Dr_willis> or was it -f = fix  ?
[00:50] <Dr_willis>  -f = Fablous ;P
[00:50] <wheatthin> lol
[00:51] <Gallomimia> f = oh f*ck
[00:51] <wheatthin> watch the language plz
[00:51] <usr13> Gallomimia: ls /var/lib/dpkg/info/linux-image*list    #For a list
[00:51] <Gallomimia> well. it does. always what i'm saying when i use that option
[00:51] <usr13> Gallomimia: Did you use apt-get to remove them?
[00:51] <usr13> Gallomimia: If not, do so now.
[00:51] <Gallomimia> usr13 i always try but it doesn't seem to work right
[00:52] <Manson_BH> Good Night ... deleted a folder very important someone could help me get it back?
[00:52] <Manson_BH> foremost is the best option?
[00:52] <usr13> Gallomimia: ls /var/lib/dpkg/info/linux-image*list  | pastebinit   #Show us the resulting URL
[00:52] <_userr> how to defragment in ubuntu?
[00:52] <Gallomimia> Manson_BH: i think it's gone for ya
[00:52] <wheatthin> -f is fix 0.o.. well call me wrong :P
[00:53] <usr13> _userr: No need to.  (That is handled for you.)
[00:53] <wheatthin> userr man fsck
[00:53] <Gallomimia> ls /var/lib/dpkg/info/linux-image*list  | pastebinit
[00:53] <Gallomimia> The program 'pastebinit' is currently not installed.  You can install it by typing:
[00:53] <Gallomimia> apt-get install pastebinit
[00:53] <Gallomimia> so i do that and it says the same error message. apt-get appears to be broken
[00:53] <FloodBot1> Gallomimia: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:54] <Manson_BH> Gallomimia: ok, I'll make a clone of the HD and I'll try thanks.
[00:54] <share> Ubuntu sucks
[00:54] <share> why
[00:54] <usr13> !paste |  Gallomimia
[00:54] <_userr> usr13, wheatthin, thx
[00:54] <wheatthin> share, keep your opinions in #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:54] <Gallomimia> the list shown by that command is extensive
[00:54] <Gallomimia> very long
[00:54] <share> wheatthin: keep your recommendations to yourself
[00:55] <usr13> Gallomimia: ls /var/lib/dpkg/info/linux-image*list
[00:55] <usr13> Gallomimia: Paste it and show us URL
[00:55] <wheatthin> !ot | share
[00:55] <Gallomimia> http://pastebin.com/SkKLbi6b
[00:55] <usr13> Gallomimia: uname -r    #Show us
[00:56] <Gallomimia> 3.2.0-44-generic
[00:57] <wheatthin> work, not good to be logged in as root
[00:57] <wheatthin> worm*
[00:57] <Gallomimia> this is not the computer i'm sitting at. this is a vps in the cloud
[00:58] <worm> wheatthin: I am just too lazy to add a new user XD
[00:58] <Gallomimia> running a root command line makes one exceedingly careful throughout the day
[00:59] <Gallomimia> so, usr13 i am of the opinion that i should learn something about telling apt-get to properly delete old kernel packages
[00:59] <Gallomimia> i've had it happen for me a time or two, but not always
[00:59] <usr13> Gallomimia: sudo apt-get remove linux-image-2.6*
[00:59] <wheatthin> Gallomimia, have you tried   sudo apt-get autoremove
[01:00] <Gallomimia> yes
[01:00] <wheatthin> and autoclean?
[01:00] <OptimizedCoder> I have a question abt a tiling mgr (i3) that I installed - I notice it has created a i3.desktop under /usr/share/xsessions - however my .xsession doesn't use it - Can I edit it to use i3 to try it out (it's currently set to unity-2d)
[01:00] <Gallomimia> do that all the time
[01:00] <_userr> if my loop0 is  /dev/sda5/disks/root.disk    . if i want to move root.disk in /dev/sda6/disks/  , is it make problem?
[01:01] <Gallomimia> none of this is fixing anything
[01:01] <Smaug> usr13: soy_el_pulpo: so after a very long apt-get upgrade, I restarted my computer and the problem persists.  I run top, and it seems the processes taking up memory are compiz, oneconf-service, Xorg, nautilis, gnome-settings, nm-applet, python, update-notifier, bluetooth-apple, colord and more.  compiz takes up 2% mem, none take up more than that.  Does that provide any useful information?
[01:01] <wheatthin> Gallomimia, sudo apt-get -f install
[01:01] <usr13> Gallomimia: dpkg-reconfigure linux-server
[01:01] <Gallomimia>  linux-server depends on linux-headers-server (= 3.2.0.45.54); however:
[01:01] <Gallomimia>   Version of linux-headers-server on system is 3.2.0.48.58.
[01:01] <Gallomimia> i think that might help usr13
[01:01] <Smaug> i am not certain what many of those services are
[01:02] <Smaug> certainly it doesn't seem like my computer is running out of resources
[01:02] <Gallomimia> bloody irc client/bouncer not working :@
[01:03] <_userr> sorry i'm add note . if my loop0 is  /dev/sda5/disks/root.disk    . if i want to move root.disk in /dev/sda6/disks/  , is it make problem? sda5 and sda6 are using fat32
[01:03] <OptimizedCoder> _userr, the loop0 root.disk IS your WUBI install
[01:04] <jrib> Gallomimia: do you have space now?
[01:04] <usr13> Smaug: Try Unity 2D  (I think you can select it when logging in.)
[01:04] <OptimizedCoder> _userr, you might need to be careful moving it around - follow the WUBI specific guides
[01:04] <soy_el_pulpo> Smaug: clock on the "gear" icon right net to the login
[01:05] <soy_el_pulpo> Smaug: maybe your machine requires special drivers for the video card...
[01:05] <Kow> Gallomimia: to remove old kernels i normally do a "dpkg --get-selections | grep linux" and then manually remove old linux-headers and linux-image-generic by "sudo apt-get purge <package1> <package2> ..."
[01:06] <worm> I am having a problem on my network connection - I can't connect to any of my wireless networks. However, aircrack-ng works correctly and I can still catch data packages to decrypt my wifi password.
[01:06] <worm> It seems strange.
[01:06] <wheatthin> worm, your wifi won't work while in scanning mode
[01:06] <usr13> Gallomimia: dpkg -r linux-image-2.6.32-21-server
[01:06] <Smaug> I am selecting Ubuntu 2D from the gear now
[01:07] <usr13> Kow: http://pastebin.com/SkKLbi6b  #He has a list.
[01:07] <Smaug> usr13: soy_el_pulpo: hooray it comes up!  thank you guys.
[01:07] <usr13> Smaug: NP
[01:07] <Smaug> thank you for being here and being helpful
[01:07] <Kow> oh dear
[01:07] <Smaug> will it be the default now or should i set it as the default somehow?
[01:08] <soy_el_pulpo> Smaug: still need to find out why it did not work...
[01:08] <soy_el_pulpo> Smaug: look for restricted drivers...
[01:08] <Smaug> soy_el_pulpo: alright, how should i do this?
[01:08] <worm> wheatthin: I have disabled the mon0 interface but the wireless connection is still not working. kernel message said that authentication with xxxxxx timed out.
[01:08] <soy_el_pulpo> Smaug: click on the ubuntu icon, top left
[01:08] <wheatthin> worm is it up?
[01:08] <Gallomimia> usr13 what do all the numbers mean?
[01:09] <soy_el_pulpo> type driver
[01:09] <wojtex_> hello
[01:09] <soy_el_pulpo> and something will appear..
[01:09] <Kow> Gallomimia: look into installing ubuntu tweak and use that. It's a GUI frontend to keep your sytem clean and would wipe those old kernels with just a couple of clicks
[01:09] <worm> I can see it with ifconfig.
[01:09] <soy_el_pulpo> "additional drivers" I guess...
[01:09] <usr13> Gallomimia: What?
[01:09] <_userr> optimizedcoder thx for sugestion. but if want free from wubi(not depend with wubi), can i move it manuallly.
[01:09] <wojtex_> could someone say my nick? I want to test notifications...
[01:09] <usr13> Gallomimia: Did you remove one of them?
[01:09] <wheatthin> wojtex_, negative
[01:09] <wheatthin> :P
[01:09] <wojtex_> :D
[01:09] <worm> wheatthin: The kernel message has even told me the frequency... It should be up.
[01:09] <wojtex_> thanks, it works :)
[01:10] <usr13> Gallomimia: If so, remove a few more.  (Start from top of list, http://pastebin.com/SkKLbi6b )
[01:10] <worm> And ifconfig shows it too.
[01:10] <Kow> holy cow there are still 2.6 kernel packages on there :P
[01:10] <Dr_willis> OptimizedCoder,  the default window maanger session is set in .dmrc  if you select it in lightdm, it should save the default to that file. then 'startx' should then start that session
[01:10] <OptimizedCoder> _userr, typically whatever bootloader you have GRUB/GRUB2/Syslinux is going to be looking at that location for the root.disk - It's not going to be happy if you move it around and not tell it that it has been moved. Bad things can happen.
[01:10] <wheatthin> worm, if mon0 is disabled then try using network manager
[01:11] <Gallomimia> dpkg: warning: ignoring request to remove linux-image-2.6.32-21-server, only the config
[01:11] <Gallomimia>  files of which are on the system.
[01:11] <usr13> Gallomimia: At the most only leave 2 or 3 (you only need one, the one you are using now).
[01:11] <wheatthin> Gallomimia, did you try my suggestion?
[01:11] <Smaug> soy_el_pulpo: yup, additional driver
[01:11] <worm> wheatthin: which one? I am using the one on my gnome-shell.
[01:11] <Gallomimia> yeah wheatthin. long before i showed up in here
[01:12] <OptimizedCoder> Dr_willis, I just want to give i3 a try (surpassing unity)
[01:12] <Smaug> the driver is not activated
[01:12] <Smaug> so i will activate it now i suppose...
[01:12] <soy_el_pulpo> Smaug: activate it....
[01:12] <OptimizedCoder> Dr_willis, where does lightDM even come into the picture here>?
[01:12] <soy_el_pulpo> you suppose right
[01:12] <Smaug> :)
[01:12] <wheatthin> worm, gnome-shell as in gnome 3?
[01:12] <usr13> Gallomimia: df   #See what you have, (or don't have).
[01:12] <Kow> Gallomimia: I have one more list for you to pastebin, "ls /var/lib/dpkg/info/linux-headers*list"
[01:12] <worm> wheatthin: Yes. I love that.
[01:12] <wheatthin> me too.. Umm in network-manager up there
[01:13] <wheatthin> where it says wi-fi
[01:13] <wheatthin> click it
[01:13] <worm> wheatthin: Yes. It shows a list of wi-fi networks found.
[01:14] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Hey, who knows about CrossOver?
[01:14] <HeyMan7-Cloud> And the ia32-libs bug
[01:15] <reisio> HeyMan7-Cloud: you?
[01:15] <HeyMan7-Cloud> What?
[01:15] <somsip> !helpful | reisio
[01:15] <somsip> reisio: either help, or don't. Those sort of comments are not welcome here
[01:16] <soy_el_pulpo> Smaug: will it blend?
[01:16] <Smaug> soy_el_pulpo: restarted, logging in now...
[01:16] <soy_el_pulpo> Smaug: normal way
[01:17] <soy_el_pulpo> Smaug: if you get stuck go to a terminal an reboot via cli, I am sure there is a more fancy way to do it...
[01:17] <_userr> sorry , my connection is disconnected just now,
[01:18] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Here's another way of putting it - How do you install ia32-libs into Ubuntu 13.04 64-bit? I keep getting this error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5775750/
[01:18] <Smaug> yeah i restarted the normal way.  so i tried to log in using normal ubuntu (what I assume is 3D), and some stuff came up.  a document I created on my desktop shows up, a bar on the lefthand side with icons shows up, but that is it. nothing inthe upper right, and I can't select the icons on the left
[01:18] <Smaug> i can't select anything
[01:19] <Smaug> it's like it got a little farther and then stopped
[01:19] <soy_el_pulpo> wait...
[01:19] <soy_el_pulpo> Smaug: let it zimmer...
[01:19] <Smaug> ok
[01:19] <Smaug> ha ok
[01:19] <reisio> Someguy123: huh?
[01:19] <reisio> somsip even
[01:19] <reisio> n/m
[01:19] <_userr> optimizedcoder ,ok.thx. maybe first step i'm not move method, but just copy it, and before i'm reboot, i'm edit /boot/grub/grub.cfg (i'm change old root.disk path) , is it true?
[01:19] <_userr> or false?
[01:20] <usr13> Gallomimia: You might need to replace -r with --purge
[01:20] <soy_el_pulpo> Smaug: nothing?
[01:21] <Gallomimia> http://pastebin.com/QbDZ9KZn
[01:21] <soy_el_pulpo> Smaug: I meant simmer
[01:21] <reisio> HeyMan7-Cloud: what version of Ubuntu?
[01:22] <HeyMan7-Cloud> 13.04
[01:22] <usr13> Gallomimia: ls /var/lib/dpkg/info/linux-image*list
[01:22] <OptimizedCoder> _userr, Like I said, I don't know much on these. you might want to follow official docs
[01:22] <_userr> ok thx, no problem .don't attention that.
[01:22] <Smaug> soy_el_pulpo: nothing
[01:22] <usr13> Gallomimia: (Let's see what you have now?
[01:22] <soy_el_pulpo> move the mouse all the way to the top....
[01:22] <_userr> optimizedcoder
[01:22] <_userr> ok
[01:23] <_userr> i will try to follow official docs
[01:23] <soy_el_pulpo> Smaug: maybe you have a bigger screen that the one you see in reality
[01:23] <_userr> thank you
[01:23] <OptimizedCoder> _userr, Are you using GRUB
[01:23] <soy_el_pulpo> Smaug: it happened to me a couple of times
[01:23] <Smaug> i see the gray bar at the top
[01:23] <OptimizedCoder> OptimizedCoder, If so, as kthe grub guys
[01:23] <_userr> optimizedcoder yes, i'm using it
[01:23] <_userr> grub
[01:23] <soy_el_pulpo> Smaug: mmm so it is missing something..
[01:23] <Smaug> yeah
[01:23] <Smaug> time to go back to 2D for debugging?
[01:23] <soy_el_pulpo> Smaug: try changing the resolution via ctrl+alt+plus or minus....
[01:23] <Gallomimia> usr13 this is recent yes
[01:24] <usr13> Gallomimia: And go to top of list and do:  dpkg --purge linux-image-3.0.0-16-server   #If linux-image-3.0.0-16-server is at top of list.
[01:24] <reisio> HeyMan7-Cloud: and you're on amd64?
[01:24] <usr13> Gallomimia: ls /var/lib/dpkg/info/linux-image*list    #Show us what is there *now*
[01:24] <Smaug> ack, already restarted, okay I'll log in to 3D again and change resolution as you suggest
[01:24] <HeyMan7-Cloud> I'm using 64-bit But, not amd, intel
[01:25] <wheatthin> amd64 means 64bit
[01:25] <soy_el_pulpo> smue: and that is the end of the rope for me, I do not use gui a lot
[01:25] <HeyMan7-Cloud> ok
[01:25] <Smaug> your suggested keyboard shortcuts have no effect
[01:25] <soy_el_pulpo> Smaug: and that is the end of the rope for me, I do not use gui a lot
[01:25] <usr13> Gallomimia: (As opposed to http://pastebin.com/SkKLbi6b which is what you had when you started.)
[01:26] <Smaug> alright.  using 2D is probably better on my resources anyway rigtht?
[01:26] <Smaug> thank you for your efforts
[01:26] <wheatthin> not really :)
[01:26] <soy_el_pulpo> no problem... also you can try other ubuntu variants...
[01:26] <soy_el_pulpo> !lubuntu | Smaug
[01:27] <wheatthin> Smaug, what's the problem with getting ubuntu 3d aka unity 3d?
[01:27] <Gallomimia> dpkg --purge linux-image-2.6.32-34-server
[01:27] <Gallomimia> dpkg: warning: there's no installed package matching linux-image-2.6.32-34-server
[01:27] <reisio> HeyMan7-Cloud: okay, why is it you want to install ia32-libs?
[01:27] <Gallomimia> ls remains unchanged
[01:27] <Smaug> wheatthin: my desktop hangs
[01:27] <wheatthin> reisio, to have multi-libs
[01:27] <usr13> Gallomimia: ls /var/lib/dpkg/info/linux-image*list    #Show us what is there *now*
[01:27] <HeyMan7-Cloud> To be able to use CrossOver
[01:27] <Smaug> i see icons and a file i put on desktop but nothing else when I log in
[01:27] <wheatthin> Smaug, hangs how?
[01:27] <Smaug> and can't click anything
[01:27] <Smaug> though i can move my mouse
[01:27] <Smaug> also I see the gray bar at the top but that is it
[01:27] <_userr> optimizercode thx, i will learn it, and follow official,maybe need time,.
[01:27] <reisio> wheatthin: he said crossover, nice try :p
[01:27] <usr13> Gallomimia: (Or just look at the list yourself.)
[01:27] <wheatthin> no launcher bar?
[01:28] <Smaug> if launcher bar is the icons usually found in the upper right, then that is correct
[01:28] <Kow> Gallomimia: try this "sudo apt-get purge linux-headers-3.2.0-34-generic linux-headers-3.2.0-34 linux-image-3.2.0-34-generic" no quotes. that should work.
[01:29] <Kow> and after that command you will be about 5% of the way to removing all the old kernels from your system :)
[01:29] <wheatthin> k.. Smaug I'd suggest deleting your ~/.config folder and relogging in
[01:29] <usr13> Gallomimia: Look at the list.  (linux-image-2.6.32-34-server  is *not* on the list.)
[01:29] <Smaug> wheatthin: k, will try
[01:29] <usr13> Gallomimia: dpkg --purge linux-image-2.6.32-24-server
[01:29] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Does CrossOver not work?
[01:30] <Gallomimia> yup. nothing since 3.0
[01:30] <Gallomimia> yes it agrees with you usr13
[01:30] <reisio> HeyMan7-Cloud: what is it you want it for?
[01:30] <usr13> Gallomimia: Again, go to top of list, work your way down.
[01:30] <cowboybkit> hey
[01:30] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Running Windows apps in Ubuntu
[01:30] <Gallomimia> the command to remove them is dpkg --purge ??
[01:31] <wheatthin> HeyMan7-Cloud, use wine
[01:31] <usr13> Gallomimia: Stop when you get to  linux-image-3.2.0-45-generic
[01:31] <usr13> Gallomimia: Yes
[01:31] <usr13> --purge
[01:31] <wheatthin> HeyMan7-Cloud, wine is free and still constantly maintained
[01:31] <usr13> --purge  removes  everything,  including conffiles
[01:31] <reisio> HeyMan7-Cloud: yeah, why not use Wine
[01:32] <wheatthin> that's all crossover-linux is
[01:32] <HeyMan7-Cloud> It won't install
[01:32] <wheatthin> it will.. what's the errors?
[01:32] <wheatthin> HeyMan7-Cloud, you try installing it via apt-get?
[01:32] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Yep
[01:33] <wheatthin> lemme see the output
[01:33] <HeyMan7-Cloud> I've told you the errors before but here,
[01:33] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Here is the terminal error - http://pastie.org/8053410
[01:34] <Smaug> wheatthin: deleted ~/.config folder, logged in, same prob
[01:34] <ewi_> try to install those packages individually HeyMan7-Cloud
[01:35] <wheatthin> Smaug, then I'm guessing it didn't get installed all the way, or you partially updated and it got all messed up
[01:35] <ewi_> maybe apt-get autoclean
[01:35] <Smaug> i installed from a 12.04 cd, clicked yes to 3rd party and no to internet updates, and then when I installed it I apt-get'd
[01:36] <wheatthin> apt-get'd what?
[01:36] <usr13> Gallomimia: Did you say that the kernel you are using now is 3.2.0-44-generic ?
[01:36] <HeyMan7-Cloud> what do you man ewi_
[01:36] <HeyMan7-Cloud> mean*
[01:36] <usr13> Gallomimia: uname -r  #Check again to make sure.
[01:36] <ewi_> "sudo apt-get install gnome-exe-thumbnailer" HeyMan7-Cloud
[01:37] <usr13> Gallomimia: uptime  #Tell us what it says.
[01:37] <OptimizedCoder> ok, I"m asking this again - I have the i3 package (wm) installed - I notice it has created a i3.desktop under /usr/share/xsessions - however my .xsession doesn't use it - Can I (safely) edit it to use i3 to try it out (it's currently set to unity-2d)? Does .dmrc need to be changed as well?
[01:38] <HeyMan7-Cloud> ewi_: And, what does that do, exactly?
[01:38] <ewi_> it installs a package that wine needs
[01:38] <usr13> Gallomimia: If  uname -r   returns  "3.2.0-44-generic", you might want to stop when you get to linux-image-3.2.0-43-generic
[01:39] <HeyMan7-Cloud> oic
[01:39] <HeyMan7-Cloud> I'll let you know if it works
[01:39] <usr13> Gallomimia: uptime  #Tell us what it says.
[01:41] <HeyMan7-Cloud> ewi_: The cmd you asked me to run worked but, wine still does not install
[01:41] <usr13> Gallomimia: At any rate, when you get to linux-image-3.2.0-43-generic, you will most certainly have freed up enough free space in the /boot partition.  Use command   df   and see.
[01:41] <lauratika> how can i test if HD has any trouble or is dying with a usb intallation?
[01:41] <ewi_> you should notice HeyMan7-Cloud that the error you get now is one line shorter than before
[01:41] <rafael> ¡Hola!
[01:41] <wheatthin> anybody know the current kernel version?
[01:42] <HeyMan7-Cloud> oh
[01:42] <somsip> !info kernel-image | wheatthin
[01:42] <ewi_> so pick the next package that is not automagically installing and manually install it.  for example,  "sudo apt-get install kde-runtime" HeyMan7-Cloud
[01:42] <zykotick9> somsip: linux-image perhaps?
[01:42] <HeyMan7-Cloud> oh, i'll try that, thanks ewi_
[01:42] <somsip> !info linux-image | wheatthin
[01:42] <usr13> lauratika: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5775790/
[01:43] <somsip> zykotick9: yeah - no coffee today :/
[01:43] <wheatthin> sweet got it :)
[01:43] <Gallomimia> usr13 the boot partition has enough free space now. still the error remains.
[01:44] <usr13> Gallomimia: What error are you getting now.
[01:44] <usr13> Gallomimia: uptime   #Tell us what it says.
[01:44] <Gallomimia> oh gawd get away
[01:44] <Gallomimia> 12 days
[01:45] <usr13> Gallomimia: What error are you getting now?
[01:45] <HeyMan7-Cloud> ewi_: What about this line: http://pastie.org/8053950
[01:45] <Gallomimia> nothing has changed, apt-get -f install says the same old same old
[01:45] <Gallomimia> purge command doesn't seem to work
[01:46] <Gallomimia> or im forming it wrong
[01:46] <ewi_> "sudo apt-get install wine1.4-i386"?
[01:46] <ewi_> HeyMan7-Cloud:
[01:46] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Doesn't work
[01:46] <usr13> Gallomimia: Paste the error(s)
[01:46] <ewi_> maybe you need to try a different PPA HeyMan7-Cloud?
[01:47] <HeyMan7-Cloud> How would one do that
[01:47] <ewi_> are you trying to get netflix to work?
[01:47] <HeyMan7-Cloud> I'm trying to install wine
[01:47] <Gallomimia> http://pastebin.com/X0ZgkwMz apt-get -f install
[01:47] <ewi_> HeyMan7-Cloud: http://www.winehq.org/download/ubuntu
[01:47] <ewi_> make sure your PPA is current
[01:48] <HeyMan7-Cloud> It is
[01:49] <ewi_> try installing 1.5
[01:49] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Error also
[01:49] <HeyMan7-Cloud> I'll paste it
[01:50] <HeyMan7-Cloud> ewi_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5775799/
[01:50] <wheatthin> Gallomimia, sudo apt-get purge linux-server && sudo apt-get install linux-server
[01:51] <ewi_> HeyMan7-Cloud: paste /etc/sources.list
[01:51] <psusi> I don't think you can get netflix to work on linux since they use some Scumsoft DRM crap called silverlight
[01:51] <HeyMan7-Cloud> what?
[01:51] <Gallomimia> wheatthin will you describe what that does? i think the channel would like to know before they execute it
[01:51] <wheatthin> psusi, yeah there's a tutorial on google for it, but it's a cruddy workaround
[01:52] <Gallomimia> usr13 i read you
[01:52] <ewi_> it works...
[01:52] <wheatthin> Gallomimia, it'll remove the linux-server image, and reinstall only one
[01:52] <Gallomimia> while the server is running? sounds dangerous
[01:52] <wheatthin> not unless you reboot in between
[01:53] <wheatthin> if you reboot inbetween, then it's dangerous
[01:53] <wheatthin> until then, kernel will remain in memory
[01:53] <usr13> Gallomimia: Do you see where it says, "Version of linux-headers-server on system is 3.2.0.48.58"?  Ok, from what you told us earlier you are running kernel version "3.2.0-44-generic".  If that is the case, why is it you *still* have kernels installed that are newer?  i.e. 3.2.0-45 and 3.2.0-48  I'm not sure what you've done, but you may need to reboot in order to straightnen the situation out.  Maybe someone else can make some sense of the situation, see http:
[01:53] <HeyMan7-Cloud> ewi_: I really need to install ia32-libs
[01:54] <ewi_> HeyMan7-Cloud: you have a file it's /etc/sources.list show it
[01:54] <Gallomimia> usr13 do you think the system is bootable right now?
[01:54] <ewi_> ok, then install
[01:54] <usr13> Gallomimia: I really don't know.
[01:54] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Doesn't work
[01:54] <Gallomimia> i'd rather trash the entire system after recovering what's valuable.
[01:54] <Gallomimia> than trying to reboot it
[01:55] <wheatthin> try..
[01:55] <lauratika> usr13 what i want to check if is the HD is defective, does not have any OS installed and im running ubuntu from a usb
[01:55] <wheatthin> once your install your new kernel, it'll be fixed
[01:55] <wheatthin> after reboot
[01:55] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Sources.list http://paste.ubuntu.com/5775809/ ewi_
[01:55] <Gallomimia> 48 just got installed
[01:56] <Gallomimia> it went boom and broke on this update
[01:56] <usr13> Gallomimia: It probably is, *but* when new kernels are installed, the system *tells* you that a reboot is needed.  Your sysop has ignored that and continued anyway.  Maybe someone elese here has better advise for you, I dono
[01:56] <ewi_> sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa HeyMan7-Cloud
[01:56] <ewi_> sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa HeyMan7-Cloud
[01:56] <ewi_> woops...
[01:56] <ewi_> "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa" HeyMan7-Cloud
[01:56] <Gallomimia> actually i've noticed a large disparity between when things should tell me when the system needs a reboot and it never tells me to reboot it
[01:57] <wheatthin> Gallomimia, if you don't, then how will the kernel crap take place?
[01:57] <wheatthin> Gallomimia, do what you want, listen, don't listen.. I'm done
[01:57] <usr13> Gallomimia: "a large disparity"?
[01:58] <b4tn3t> Hello.. I need some advice for my VPS, I using Ubuntu 13.04. but something weird when I enter uname -r command. it give me wrong version..
[01:58] <HeyMan7-Cloud> ewi_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5775814/
[01:59] <Gallomimia> usr13 as in it never tells me when i need to reboot. motd is broken in its entirety
[01:59] <wheatthin> HeyMan7-Cloud, just wine
[01:59] <Gallomimia> the sysop is me, and im a total amateur. it's messed up i tell you. better to prepare for a reformat
[01:59] <Gallomimia> in any case, what wheatthin suggested has fixed something
[01:59] <usr13> Gallomimia: ls -l /var/lib/dpkg/info/linux-image-3.2.0-45-generic.list  #Tell us what the date says.
[02:00] <HeyMan7-Cloud> wheatthin: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5775817/
[02:00] <hello> hey guys, i used linux live usb creator to get the net install of ubuntu on a usb stick, but every time i try to install it, it installs it the system on the chip, not the computer.
[02:00] <ewi_> HeyMan7-Cloud: ^^wheatthin "sudo apt-get install wine"
[02:00] <Gallomimia> june 5th :/
[02:00] <HeyMan7-Cloud> ewi_:
[02:00] <HeyMan7-Cloud> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5775817/
[02:00] <HeyMan7-Cloud> \
[02:00] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Sorry.
[02:00] <FloodBot1> HeyMan7-Cloud: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:01] <michaela> hi i got this message when i tried to update ubuntu 12.04 after installing yacy "The action would require the installation of packages from not authenticated sources."
[02:01] <usr13> Gallomimia: The system should have been rebooted June 5th
[02:01] <Gallomimia> shoulda coulda woulda... :/
[02:02] <Gallomimia> this is a game server. people are playing
[02:02] <usr13> Gallomimia: And then again on what ever date the 3.2.0.48 kernel was installed.
[02:02] <Gallomimia> and i don't have any proper scripts to restart everything on reboot. im a bad sysop :P
[02:02] <usr13> Gallomimia: That's ok.  You are learning.
[02:02] <Gallomimia> i am. its fun as hell
[02:02] <ewi_> "sudo apt-get autoremove && apt-get remove --purge wine && apt-get install wine"??
[02:02] <usr13> Gallomimia: kernels are inportant.  ;)
[02:03] <Gallomimia> yeah. i am very confused about the difference between debian stable and ubuntu
[02:03] <Gallomimia> kernels twice a week with ubuntu
[02:03] <Gallomimia> debian, quarterly?
[02:03] <ewi_> different maintainers Gallomimia?
[02:04] <usr13> Gallomimia: I'm afraid I've told you all I know, (we have wandered into philosophy).  ;)
[02:04] <Gallomimia> with different aims. im trying to ask "why" really
[02:04] <b4tn3t> hei All..
[02:04] <Gallomimia> ted talks on philosophy :)
[02:06] <xangua> Gallomimia: this is an interesting artitle about that http://raphaelhertzog.com/2011/11/17/people-behind-debian-mark-shuttleworth-ubuntus-founder/ other than that it woud be offtopic /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:06] <hello> ubuntu net install keeps installing the system on the usb. any way to get it to install on the actal drive?
[02:07] <_ACE> clear
[02:07] <_ACE> ls
[02:07] <wilee-nilee> hello, Use the something else option and manually install, point it at the area you want ubuntu.
[02:07] <xangua> hello had that kind of issue with a netbook, you have to select manual instalation so you can manually set the partitions in the hd
[02:07] <vectra> hello              point the installer to the HDD
[02:07] <HeyMan7-Cloud> It failed ewi_
[02:07] <thunder1212> clear
[02:07] <wilee-nilee> hello, This happens when the usb is read as sda rather then the HD so look carefully.
[02:08] <ewi_> which part HeyMan7-Cloud
[02:08] <thunder1212> is there any way i can auto connect to mobile broadband
[02:08] <hello> i did a manual install and formatted the disk, still wont install on my drive. i know the chip is sda, but, i dont know where else to tell ubuntu to install the system on sdb
[02:08] <HeyMan7-Cloud> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5775841/ ewi_
[02:09] <ewi_> maybe try to remove all wine from synaptic and then try to reinstall... i'm not sure HeyMan7-Cloud
[02:09] <wheatthin> kI'm back.. worked for me :)
[02:09] <wilee-nilee> hello, sda would be a harddrive not chip
[02:09] <ewi_> try one command at a time HeyMan7-Cloud
[02:09] <hello> sda is the chip, not the hard drive. sdb shows as 500gb, sda 1. sda is for sure the chp
[02:09] <hello> chip
[02:09] <ewi_> "sudo apt-get autoclean" "sudo apt-get remove --purege wine"
[02:09] <ewi_> purge*
[02:10] <ewi_> chip hello?
[02:10] <wilee-nilee> hello, You are wrong but oh well, good luck.
[02:10] <hello> my usb stick
[02:10] <hello> im telling you, im not wrong.
[02:10] <hello> thats what it shows
[02:11] <HeyMan7-Cloud> "Package 'wine' is not installed, so not removed"
[02:11] <ewi_> doesn't sound correct hello... paste your "fdisk -l"
[02:12] <wheatthin> HeyMan7-Cloud, no, but I think you tried installing a different program that wasn't in the repo
[02:12] <hello> i will. right now its downloading first set of files
[02:12] <wheatthin> which is a dependency of wine
[02:12] <HeyMan7-Cloud> I'm using sudo apt-get install
[02:12] <ewi_> open synaptic package manager and remove all wine affiliated programs?
[02:12] <HeyMan7-Cloud> not software center
[02:12] <ewi_> then try again
[02:13] <wheatthin> HeyMan7-Cloud, that's what he meant software-center
[02:13] <ewi_> sudo apt-get remove --purge wine*
[02:13] <ewi_> yeah, whatever not text based package manager.. search for wine a uninstall all
[02:13] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Its not installed
[02:13] <thunder1212> hi
[02:13] <thunder1212> hi
[02:14] <HeyMan7-Cloud> How come we cannot just install ia32-libs?
[02:14] <ewi_> and your sure you ran"apt-get update"
[02:14] <ewi_> then install it HeyMan7-Cloud.. whatever works
[02:14] <HeyMan7-Cloud> It doesn't
[02:14] <ewi_> then that's why.. i don't know.. i don't use linux so that i can use windows software
[02:15] <HeyMan7-Cloud> That's what i'm asking, I need that to install so I can use CrossOver. You're helping me with wine
[02:15] <wheatthin> crossover isn't supported by ubuntu.
[02:15] <holstein> HeyMan7-Cloud: crossover is a commercial product. i would seek support with them
[02:16] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Why is it not supported
[02:16] <wheatthin> cause they don't maintain it
[02:17] <wheatthin> HeyMan7-Cloud, did you try installing it before and it get stuck?
[02:17] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Wine or CrossOver
[02:17] <wheatthin> crossover
[02:17] <holstein> HeyMan7-Cloud: it *is* supported.. by the maintainers of crossover.
[02:17] <HeyMan7-Cloud> CrossOver works
[02:17] <HeyMan7-Cloud> I used the .bin installer
[02:17] <HeyMan7-Cloud> It just needs ia32-libs
[02:18] <thunder1212> any way i can enable auto mobile broadband
[02:18] <holstein> HeyMan7-Cloud: you should be able to find what you need in the repos
[02:18] <b4tn3t> I read it on ubuntugeek dot com.. Crossover can be runned using wine
[02:18] <michaela> hi i got this message when i tried to update ubuntu 12.04 after installing yacy "The action would require the installation of packages from not authenticated sources."
[02:19] <HeyMan7-Cloud> CrossOver is pretty much wine
[02:19] <wheatthin> HeyMan7-Cloud, so did you try to install ia32-libs?
[02:19] <HeyMan7-Cloud> YEs
[02:19] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Yes*
[02:19] <wheatthin> and it failed right?
[02:19] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Yes
[02:19] <wheatthin> so use your .bin installer with --uninstall
[02:20] <wheatthin> and try wine again
[02:20] <buu> Dear ubuntu friends how do I make it show me iphone pictures?
[02:20] <HeyMan7-Cloud> But, why won't ia32-libs install
[02:20] <wheatthin> cause your crossover is preventing it
[02:20] <wheatthin> cause it's out of sourced
[02:21] <HeyMan7-Cloud> How, crossover needs it
[02:21] <wilee-nilee> michaela, Does it give you missing key info?
[02:21] <wheatthin> HeyMan7-Cloud, because it wasn't built for this platform
[02:21] <IdleOne> HeyMan7-Cloud: what is the exact error you get when trying to install ia32-libs?
[02:21] <wheatthin> build
[02:22] <hello> anyway, im looking at manually partitioning the disk, and, sda is my 1 gig flash drive, sdb is my actual hard drive
[02:22] <Kyan[> can someone help me with bash scripting?
[02:22] <Kyan[> ive made a script
[02:22] <hello> any way to switcht hem around or something?
[02:22] <IdleOne> Kyan[: #bash can
[02:22] <michaela> wilee-nilee: under details it just says yacy
[02:22] <Kyan[> can i paste it 2 you in query?
[02:22] <HeyMan7-Cloud> IdleOne: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5775866/
[02:23] <Dr_willis> hello,  why do you think you need to move them around?
[02:23] <IdleOne> Kyan[: Please don't PM people assuming they can help you. I told you that #bash can help with bash scripting
[02:23] <wilee-nilee> michaela, When you add a repo without a key you will get that warning.
[02:23] <FoShizz> When I try to log in, all that happens is the screen flashes then I go back to the login screen. I think its X related. What do I delete?
[02:23] <Kyan[> ahhh ok
[02:23] <b4tn3t> HeyMan7-Cloud just try $ sudo apt-get install ia32-libs-multiarch
[02:24] <hello> because when i format sdb, it still installs ubuntu on the sda, which is a flash drive
[02:24] <hello> Dr_willis^
[02:24] <holstein> FoShizz: i would try as a different user, and confirm.. then, if you can login as the new user, you know the issue is in the /home directory somewhere
[02:24] <IdleOne> HeyMan7-Cloud: sudo apt-get -f install
[02:24] <Dr_willis> hello,  you can tell it exactly where to install in the installer dialogs.
[02:24] <HeyMan7-Cloud> What's with the "$" b4tn3t
[02:24] <hello> wait, where is that!?
[02:24] <Dr_willis> hello,  under the advanced 'somthing else' options
[02:24] <michaela> wilee-nilee: how do i get this key
[02:24] <buu> So
[02:24] <FoShizz> I can login as a guest. I've had this problem before and it has somthing to do with x.
[02:24] <Dr_willis> theres only like 2 buttons at that stage. ;)
[02:25] <buu> I've attached the iphone via usb device and it tells me [4324776.831850] ipheth 2-1.1:4.2: Apple iPhone USB Ethernet device attached
[02:25] <b4tn3t> no no it's just current shell sign.. as user or root
[02:25] <Dr_willis> FoShizz,  your user setting/configs are breaking somthing. login at the console, and move/rename your config files (.config dir) and other .Dirs to some backup name or location and try logging in again
[02:25] <buu> Can anyone give me a clue as to how to browse its files?
[02:25] <Dr_willis> FoShizz,  also try removeing your .Xauthority file if its owned by root
[02:26] <FoShizz> yes .Xauthrority thats what it was!
[02:26] <FoShizz> brb im going to try it
[02:26] <Dr_willis> running GUI apps via SUDO  and not GKSUDO   - can screw up that file
[02:26] <HeyMan7-Cloud> b4tn3t IdleOne http://paste.ubuntu.com/5775870/
[02:26] <wilee-nilee> michaela, Not sure, generally when you add repos where you get that info should have that as well.
[02:27] <b4tn3t> HeyMan7-Cloud : apt-cache search ia32 << what the output?
[02:27] <IdleOne> HeyMan7-Cloud: this is on ubuntu?
[02:28] <HeyMan7-Cloud> IdleOne: Yes, 13.04
[02:28] <wilee-nilee> michaela, If you had missing key info usually seen in a sudo apt-get update you could use that to get the key, if this is the problem.
[02:28] <IdleOne> HeyMan7-Cloud: check your software sources in Software Center,  make sure that the Universe repository is enabled
[02:28] <HeyMan7-Cloud> b4tn3t: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5775874/
[02:29] <FoShizz> where is .Xauthority located?
[02:29] <holstein> FoShizz: if you can login as guest, and other users it has to do with your /home directory
[02:30] <FoShizz> but where is .Xauthority located?
[02:30] <holstein> FoShizz: you can remove all the files in your /home directory.. the .hidden config files.. login... test.. then put back what you need
[02:30] <FoShizz> i know it has somthing to do with x
[02:30] <michaela> wilee-nilee: i didnt see it when sudo apt-get udate
[02:30] <holstein> FoShizz: it doesnt.. if it did, the guest user wouldnt boot X
[02:30] <holstein> FoShizz: you can test as i said to confirm
[02:31] <madprops> what is that command that prints the ubuntu logo? :d
[02:31] <FoShizz> ok how do i remove all my /home files?
[02:31] <FoShizz> just /rm
[02:32] <buu> rm works
[02:32] <holstein> FoShizz: i would just move them out of the way with a file manager in the new user i made to test with.. or with gksudo a filemanager
[02:32] <holstein> no reason to delete everything
[02:33] <michaela> wilee-nilee: i think i need to authenticate this pacage how wold i do that
[02:33] <HeyMan7-Cloud> IdleOne: Software Sources won't open
[02:33] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Nvm
[02:33] <FoShizz> so simple cut/paste the entire /home or just the contents?
[02:34] <wilee-nilee> michaela, My guess is that you are missing a key, you might look to see on the web about this or the maintainers.
[02:34] <HeyMan7-Cloud> IdleOne: It's enabled
[02:34] <holstein> FoShizz: idealy, just what is broken, but since you dont know that, i say, move *all* the .config files.. the ones with the dots, and login and test.. replace what you need, such as the ones for your web browser...
[02:34] <wilee-nilee> michaela, I'm  not sure yacy is even in the repos so not supported if so, just a heads up is all. ;)
[02:34] <IdleOne> HeyMan7-Cloud: not sure how to help you. I suggest you contact Crossover support.
[02:35] <FoShizz> ok
[02:35] <michaela> ok thank wilee-nilee
[02:35] <b4tn3t> so do I
[02:35] <b4tn3t> hei friends I need some advice for my VPS
[02:36] <FoShizz> do i just gksudo filemanager in tty?
[02:36] <holstein> FoShizz: you do whatever you feel comfortable with... gksudo is for running GUI apps, so that wont work from tty
[02:37] <FoShizz> how do you reccomend moving it?
[02:37] <Dr_willis> FoShizz,  tty? if you mean the console, there are console/text based file managers like mc
[02:37] <FoShizz> im fine with anything
[02:37] <Dr_willis> or learn to use the command line. ;)
[02:37] <FoShizz> midnight commander is preinstalled?
[02:37] <buu> Dr_willis: Hey there, any idea on how to get pictures off an iphone4 via ubuntu?
[02:37] <Dr_willis> why do you need to remove all of your home?
[02:37] <linux_is_my_hero> anyone tried to install a brother MFC on ubuntu?
[02:38] <Dr_willis> buu,  see if the iphone has an app like airdroid perhaps?
[02:38] <Kyan[> mmmh
[02:38] <Kyan[> how can i do to remote control my home pc?
[02:38] <FoShizz> just the .configs
[02:38] <buu> Dr_willis: I guess =[
[02:38] <Dr_willis> buu,  or email them to yourself/dropbox/other services
[02:38] <buu> Dr_willis: I was really hoping it would mount properly
[02:38] <Dr_willis> FoShizz,  so use the command like commands to delete what you dont want.
[02:38] <buu> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone
[02:38] <buu> This claims it supports it natively somehow
[02:38] <Dr_willis> buu,  i never use the cables any more. not even on my android phone
[02:39] <Dr_willis> FoShizz,  if .Xauthority is owned by root. 'sudo rm .Xauthority'
[02:39] <Dr_willis> FoShizz,  for non root owned stuff you can use 'mv' to move them to some backup dir - in case you want them back
[02:39] <Dr_willis> mkdir backups
[02:39] <FoShizz> k
[02:39] <Dr_willis> mv .config backups    (i think)
[02:40] <FoShizz> no file found dr_willis
[02:40] <Dr_willis> what did you type EXACTLY and whats your current path>
[02:41] <FoShizz> im in the X11 dir
[02:41] <FoShizz> i typed it right
[02:41] <Dr_willis> FoShizz,  X11 dir? whats the EXACT path.
[02:41] <FoShizz> sudo rm .Xauthority
[02:41] <Dr_willis> .Xauthority is in your users home
[02:41] <FoShizz> oh ok
[02:41] <Dr_willis> ls -al /home/yourusername
[02:42] <holstein> no need to remove them.. just move or rename til after you test
[02:42] <Dr_willis> This is when the old addage 'the most dangerous thing to a ubuntu box is the end user'  seems to apply. :)
[02:42] <Dr_willis> I have NO idea why you think you need to be in /etc/X11/
[02:42] <holstein> yeah.. the issue is not in there if other users work fine
[02:43] <FoShizz> what does 'la' mean?
[02:43] <holstein> FoShizz: the issue will be in the config for unity or xfce.. or whatever
[02:44] <FoShizz> Cool Dr_willis it worked thanks for your help!
[02:44] <FoShizz> Thanks for your help too, holstein
[02:46] <rosco_y> does anyone know how to tweak the screen geometry in 13.04?
[02:48] <linux_is_my_hero> im trying to install one of two required files (ia32-libs or lib32stdc++) so i can install my printer & scanner drivers, and I am getting an error that I don't quite understand :-(
[02:49] <rubs> Hello! anyone knows some sort of color themes for XCHAT
[02:50] <histo> rubs: /j #xchat
[02:50] <histo> rosco_y: xrandr
[02:51] <histo> !xrandr | rosco_y
[02:52] <Dr_willis> rubs,  the xchat homepage has some info on that last i looked.
[02:52] <BALTA00> hi, anyone who speak spanish?
[02:52] <BALTA00> alguien que hable español?
[02:52] <Dr_willis> !es | BALTA00
[02:52] <histo> FoShizz: l = long listing format -a = list all including files begining with .
[02:56] <rosco_y> histo: Thank You!
[03:02] <hello> hey guys, just finished the net install, but noticed the boot loader was installed on the flash drive (sda). can i manually install it on sdb?
[03:03] <Dr_willis> there was a dialog during the install  that had a pull down where to install it to.
[03:03] <Dr_willis> I Belive after wards in the installed system you an also do a 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc' and it will ask where to install to.
[03:03] <Dr_willis> if you are booting the flash drive. you would want to keep grub on the flash drive
[03:03] <switching> how do i install all of the tools in oracle jdk 7 at once, instead of doing it one at a time as described here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/55848/how-do-i-install-oracle-java-jdk-7#55960
[03:04] <Dr_willis> that way it wont mess with the windows boot loader if you remvoe the flash drive
[03:04] <hello> i am not booting the flash drive, everything is installed on my hard drive...
[03:05] <Dr_willis> hello,  weird that it installed to the flash then.. since you booted from the flash
[03:05] <jswagner> hello: you can set bootloader position during the install (on the screen where you configure your partitions)
[03:05] <Dr_willis> or did you even use the flash at all?
[03:05] <jswagner> fixing it post install, I don't know off the top of my head
[03:06] <Dr_willis> guess you could boot from flash, then remove flash, then do the command above. ;)
[03:06] <Dr_willis> keep the flash for a backup boot device
[03:08] <hello> reconfigured thegrub, seems to be working
[03:08] <hello> brb
[03:10] <rubs> Dr_willis thank you!
[03:10] <azazel91> anybody know of a good html editor or ide that idents code
[03:11] <buu> vim
[03:11] <azazel91> is that free?
[03:11] <hejki> yes
[03:11] <buu> yes
[03:11] <somsip> azazel91: er...all of them? You want heavy, full featured GUI or quick simple text editor?
[03:11] <jbark> yup, vim you can set tab spaces, width etc.
[03:11] <azazel91> full
[03:12] <hejki> vim is the best, however it has semi-steep learning curve
[03:12] <buu> YAY VIM
[03:12] <somsip> azazel91: then look at the likes of netbeans, eclipse. Middle ground is maybe gedit and geany. fast and simple is vim. Not a full list of course
[03:12] <azazel91> so can you give me a link to it
[03:12] <buu> I have a better question, how do I get photos off an iphone4?
[03:12] <hejki> also from the heavy end, i believe QtCreator works for many people as well
[03:13] <Neozonz> anyone has any ideas for black screen before grub with blinking cursor
[03:13] <hejki> buu: by paying gazillions in $ and sacrificing your first-born to great god Steve!
[03:13] <Neozonz> other then nomodeset
[03:13] <Neozonz> (initial install)
[03:13] <jbark> a link for vim? just open a terminal and type vim
[03:13] <jbark> or vi
[03:13] <azazel91> so its already pre instaled?
[03:13] <somsip> !who | azazel91
[03:14] <buu> hejki: this video claims ubuntu supports it natively =[
[03:14] <Kuroshita> ugh link?
[03:15] <azazel91> do you guys mean sudo apt-get install vim
[03:16] <hejki> buu: i was being sarcastic :)
[03:16] <hejki> buu: not helpful, anyhow, off i go
[03:16] <buu> hejki: =[
[03:16] <xangua> buu: ubuntu does...and after a while a new iOS version is released and the support is broken...and so on with every ubuntu/iOS release neverending story :)
[03:16] <Ari-Yang> azazel91, apt-cache search vim
[03:16] <Ari-Yang> then sudo apt-get install whatever-thing-you-want-from-the-results
[03:17] <azazel91> which of those vims is it
[03:17] <joeytwiddle_> azazel91: grab vim-gtk too.  if you decide vim hurts your head too much, you could try cream ;)
[03:18] <Ari-Yang> vim-gtk is the frontend, right?
[03:18] <jbark> if you have a standard ubuntu installation, it should already be installed
[03:18] <Ari-Yang> azazel91, open up terminal and type vim
[03:18] <joeytwiddle_> right Ari-Yang
[03:18] <somsip> azazel91: if you are having this much trouble finding vim, you may find using it to be a bit difficult. A simpler editor might be better for you
[03:19] <joeytwiddle_> nono, throw him in at the deep end!  sink or swim!  :D
[03:19] <azazel91> so what editor(one that indents please)
[03:19] <Ari-Yang> lol azazel91 you're better off googling to get instant answers for this
[03:19] <Ari-Yang> I'm sure you can find a page that has all the info you want
[03:19] <somsip> azazel91: I've recommended 4 to you earlier. There are a lot.
[03:19] <psusi> vim is the devil... emacs for the winz
[03:20] <jswagner> ugh
[03:20] <joeytwiddle_> azazel91: try geany then.  i never used it but i heard someone likes it
[03:21] <azazel91> i already got netbeans but thats just for major programming languages
[03:21] <buu> xangua: so do I do need to do something special to enable it?
[03:21] <joeytwiddle_> it can't indent HTML?  :o
[03:22] <azazel91> i want one that indents html/css and web design languages
[03:22] <somsip> azazel91: you have one - netbeans
[03:22] <azazel91> so are you sure it indents
[03:23] <somsip> azazel91: SHIFT ALT F
[03:23] <Ari-Yang> azazel91, why not just download and test them out yourself?
[03:23] <Ari-Yang> both VIM and emacs
[03:24] <somsip> Ari-Yang: though I agree with your recommendations, I think it's best to give realistic advice for the user here...
[03:26] <Dr_willis> vim is worth learning the basics of - because its almost always avaiable in some form or another. Handy for rescue operations  or working on other systems which may not be what you are used to.
[03:27] <Ari-Yang> I have VIM myself, will probably get vim-gtk cuz I like GUI for text editing
[03:27] <Random833> Dr_willis: when are you not going to be able to scp the file out, edit it, and scp it back in?
[03:27] <Random833> or edit over sshfs with your favorite local text editor, if you're feeling fancy
[03:27] <somsip> Dr_willis: I know that, you know that, and Ari-Yang knows that. But maybe azazel91 should be working up to that as his skills increase
[03:27] <Dr_willis> Random833,  i just use  the sshfs  thing :) so i dont need to scp it back and forth.
[03:27] <Random833> also you know what else is available? ed. and it has a lot less basics than vi.
[03:28] <Dr_willis> I recall some dos edit, clone ages ago. :) but  not seen it in years on linux
[03:28] <Dr_willis> fte was a handy editor thats often overlooked also.
[03:28] <Random833> fun fact, there's an edlin clone that runs on linux
[03:29] <azazel91> so which vim is it vim gnome/vim tiny/vim athena/vim gtk/vim nox
[03:29] <Random833> azazel91: what desktop environment are you using?
[03:29] <Ari-Yang> azazel91, run sudo apt-get install vim vim-gtk
[03:30] <Ari-Yang> then it will install the required deps too
[03:30] <Random833> if you're running gnome, you probably want vim-gnome, otherwise vim-gtk
[03:30] <slackin> #pugbot needs 1 to start now! (UrT version-4.1.1)
[03:30] <azazel91> im using ubuntu 12.04
[03:30]  * Random833 isn't altogether clear on what the difference is tbh
[03:30] <jbark> azazel91: did you try typing vi in a terminal window?
[03:31] <somsip> Random833: usually, they are compiled with support for slightly different options
[03:31] <azazel91> jbark what next
[03:32] <somsip> it begins...
[03:32] <rafael> sda español?
[03:32] <Dr_willis> !vi
[03:32] <rafael> alguien habla español?
[03:32] <Dr_willis> !es
[03:32] <cobalt237> Running 12.10 x64 bit my internet just stopped working and now I can't ping my router even though I have an IP address from dhcp
[03:32] <Guest20882> anyone here speak spanish?
[03:33] <somsip> !es | Guest20882
[03:33] <Neozonz> anyone wanna help me get my network card wokring on ubuntu?
[03:33] <cobalt237> What's strange though is if I ping my router, I only get one response back
[03:34] <jbark> azazel91: if it opened, you should see VIM -Vi IMproved
[03:34] <jbark> if that worked, you have vim.
[03:36] <joeytwiddle_> you forgot to tell him :q he won't be back for hours
[03:36] <jbark> ha!
[03:37] <BALTA> anyone who can help a Windows user who want change to linux?
[03:37] <utfans05> BALTA: whats your question?
[03:37] <BALTA> I have a AMD FX PC with 16gb of RAM
[03:37] <BALTA> I want a nice desktop
[03:38] <BALTA> what distro is good for start?
[03:38] <Kyan[> hey
[03:38] <Kyan[> where is the ubuntu keymap?
[03:38] <Kyan[> what folder?
[03:38] <Kyan[> im from precise
[03:38] <FloodBot1> Kyan[: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:38] <utfans05> BALTA: depends on what you want. ubuntu is a great start for learning.
[03:39] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Hey, I recently updaded to 13.04 and .sh files no longer run as a program
[03:39] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Help  plz
[03:39] <jbark> BALTA: try out knoppix if you just want to play around
[03:39] <azazel91> well i installed vim using apt get and dont know where it is
[03:39] <jbark> knoppix is a CD based linux OS that will not install on your windows PC.
[03:40] <utfans05> jbark: BALTA could also use the live version of ubuntu
[03:40] <BALTA> I have installed ubuntu 12.04
[03:40] <jbark> utfans05: yes, I always forget about that for some reason.
[03:41] <BALTA> I tried to change the appearance, but I made a mess
[03:41] <utfans05> BALTA: what did you try to do?
[03:42] <BALTA> I removed the bar that was left
[03:42] <Dr_willis> and how did you remove that?
[03:42] <SARC> Hello. I have been able to disable tty2-tty6 in /etc/default/console-setup and /etc/inittab.  How can I disable tty7 (so that pressing Ctrl+F7 does nothing instead of showing a black screen)?
[03:42] <azazel91> is vim gtk it?
[03:42] <Dr_willis> azazel91,  'vim' is a cli app. vim-gtk might be the name of the gtk/X gui one.
[03:42] <BALTA> and Install Cinnamon entorne
[03:42] <Dr_willis> azazel91,  try tab completion.
[03:42] <BALTA> and it's not look nice
[03:43] <Dr_willis> BALTA,  cinnamon can break ubuntu,  i suggest just using the normal ubuntu desktop
[03:43] <azazel91> what you mean by tab completion
[03:43] <Dr_willis> BALTA,  try removeing cinnamon.
[03:43] <Dr_willis> azazel91,  bash FUNdamentals..     comman<tab>   on the cli.. fills in command names and other info
[03:43] <Dr_willis> !tab
[03:43] <BALTA> how i can remove it?
[03:43] <Dr_willis> BALTA,  how did you install it?
[03:44] <BALTA> I don't remember, I folow a guide from google
[03:45] <BALTA> using command
[03:45] <Dr_willis> find the guide.. and hope it has a Uninstall section..
[03:45] <BALTA> let me check if i can find it
[03:45] <Dr_willis> Or if its a new install..   just reinstall.
[03:45] <azazel91> dr willis how did you install vim
[03:45] <Dr_willis> http://askubuntu.com/questions/142533/how-do-i-remove-cinnamon
[03:46] <Dr_willis> azazel91,  normally 'sudo apt-get install vim' I dont use the X versions of vim.  i just run it in a terminal
[03:46] <jbark> BALTA: do you remember if you used apt-get install cinnamon?
[03:46] <BALTA> yes, I use a comand like it
[03:47] <azazel91> i tried that and it says that it got the newest version
[03:47] <cobalt237> If I can get just one ping back from my router does that indicate something wrong with the routing table?
[03:47] <Dr_willis> azazel91,  so the exact issue is?
[03:47] <Dr_willis> sudo apt-get --purge autoremove cinnamon      (from that askubuntu guide)
[03:47] <Dr_willis> for removeing cinnamon
[03:48] <Guest59774> sup people
[03:48] <weizhao> "Last_SQL_Error: Error 'Duplicate entry *** "  !   anyone help?
[03:48] <Dr_willis> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1987942   11.10 How to remove cinnamon and use Unity
[03:48] <azazel91> well i tried what ari yang said sudo apt-get install vim dtk
[03:48] <azazel91> gtk
[03:48] <azazel91> *
[03:48] <Dr_willis> azazel91,  what was the EXACT command you used?
[03:49] <azazel91> sudo apt-get install vim-gtk why
[03:49] <azazel91> is that not the gui
[03:49] <Dr_willis> and did you try typing 'vim-gtk' in a terminal?
[03:50] <Dr_willis> or 'vim<tabkey>'
[03:50] <azazel91> it says command not found
[03:50] <Morph4me> just has to type gvim in terminal to pop the gui  after installing vim-gtk
[03:50] <Dr_willis> perhaps its called gvim then - i dont use the X guis for vim.
[03:50] <somsip> weizhao: better of ni the #mysql channel
[03:50] <Dr_willis> !find gvim
[03:50] <jbark> azazel91: I think vim-gtk is for kubuntu
[03:50] <somsip> *in
[03:51] <Global_Radio> does anyone know how to get a simple clock screensaver for ubuntu? i'm not picky about the type of clock or any other details, though seconds would be a nice touch.
[03:52] <Dr_willis> Global_Radio,  check out xscreensavers package
[03:52] <nerdtron> hello
[03:53] <azazel91> so ari yang was wrong
[03:53] <nerdtron> my 1st time here in the irc
[03:53] <Dr_willis> gtk is using the gtk libs.. its not 'for' kubuntu. its Just VIM with a GTK widgits
[03:53] <somsip> nerdtron: this is the ubuntu support channel. Do you have an issue or are you just looking to chat?
[03:53] <Global_Radio> Dr_willis, i have downloaded that. which one tells time?
[03:53] <jbark> Dr_willis: thanks
[03:54] <Global_Radio> Dr_willis, thanks btw for your response :)
[03:54] <Dr_willis> Global_Radio,  theres dozens of screensavers you can download as part of the xscreesaver packages.. use the package manager to search
[03:54] <azazel91> so which vim is it if its not gtk
[03:55] <Dr_willis> vim-gtk is VIM with the GTK GUI widgit set..
[03:56] <Morph4me> azazel: assuming you have install vim-gtk ....an example to open  syslog in the vim gui ....type in terminal : gvim /var/log/syslog
[03:56] <Morph4me> installed*
[03:56] <Dr_willis> looks like any of the GUI vims are called gvim
[03:56] <Dr_willis> or they make a link from gvim to their real vinary
[03:57] <azazel91> so how do i put it on the unity panel
[03:58] <Dr_willis> run it from a terminal, right click, pin to panel
[03:58] <Dr_willis> is one way
[03:58] <Global_Radio> Dr_willis, do you mean to say that there are tons of packages that i can download that will add screensavers to xscreensavers?
[03:58] <Dr_willis> Global_Radio,  yes. searching the package manager  tools will show that.
[03:59] <Global_Radio> Dr_willis, what is "package manager tools"?
[03:59] <Dr_willis> !apt
[03:59] <Dr_willis> or the large SOFTWARE CENTER icon
[04:13] <mogaj> I am getting internet disconnected regularly ... am unable open websites here are the details http://ubuntuone.com/4qI6VD10nUN01lSdh8DuYX   please guide me
[04:13] <madprops> anything better than comix? hopefully not qt
[04:14] <Global_Radio> Dr_willis, are you still here?
[04:14] <Zero_kool> whats happening?
[04:15] <Global_Radio> does  anyone know if there's a program that will display a live working clock in terminal, as a simple line of text?
[04:15] <Global_Radio> NOT date
[04:15] <holstein> mogaj: are the windows boxes using the same settings?
[04:15] <Zero_kool> qclear
[04:16] <holstein> mogaj: looks like you have edited the file that says "do not edit this file"..
[04:16] <mogaj> holstein: how can i check ?
[04:16] <somsip> Global_Radio: use date and a format string, eg: date +"%H:%S"
[04:16] <mogaj> will ipconfig enough?
[04:16] <somsip> Global_Radio: then just wrap it in a loop to keep updating it regularly
[04:16] <holstein> mogaj: what is http://auticmatic.com/ ?
[04:17] <holstein> mogaj: is that a typo?
[04:17] <mogaj> holstein: i did not put that ... it was there in the results
[04:17] <Global_Radio> somsip, how do you wrap it in a loop?
[04:17] <holstein> mogaj: thats not in my results.. im on stock 12.04.. what are you using?
[04:18] <somsip> Global_Radio: like this http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/bash-infinite-loop/
[04:19] <somsip> Global_Radio: or http://is.gd/aEOILC
[04:20] <mogaj> holstein: this internet issue has been persisting for the past week ... i couldnot get correct response from any one ... initially there was no /etc/resolv.conf file  .... but i used this echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" | sudo tee /etc/resolv.conf > /dev/null by some guidance at this IRC channel but it did not resolve right now i am stuck here ... can you guide me to configure this properly?
[04:21] <uw> rythembox is garbage hopefully it goes away next release
[04:21] <uw> worst program
[04:21] <uw> i mean, really terrible
[04:21] <holstein> mogaj: i would undo what ever you have done.. you have typos in there and links to addresses that dont exist such as http://auticmatic.com/
[04:21] <splinter701> i like audacious for audio programs uw
[04:22] <holstein> mogaj: i would load up the live CD that you installed from, so you can see that its not A. the hardware and B. the operating system.. then, you can move on to who or whatever broke your setup
[04:22] <mogaj> holstein : undo does that should i delete /etc/resolv.conf file?
[04:22] <holstein> mogaj: it means, i suggest that you *cafefully* review exactly what you have done, and undo it
[04:22] <uw> splinter701, does audacious play lists and stuff?  I'm looking for a program like foobar for linux but nothing is close
[04:23] <splinter701> yep, you can roll your own lists
[04:23] <holstein> mogaj: if that was editing that file that says "do not edit this file", then, reverting that would be a great first step
[04:23] <splinter701> actually uw, audacious is often compared to foobar, it seems to be the closest equivalent
[04:23] <Global_Radio> somsip, what is the bestway to get a precision CLI clock with seconds?
[04:24] <uw> splinter701, hmm i honestly never heard of it, however i check it out as I'm interested now
[04:24] <arooni-mobile> is there something that functions like kalarm (i can have pop up modal messages at specified times)?  without installing kalarm?
[04:25] <arooni-mobile> is there something that functions like kalarm (i can have pop up modal messages at specified times)?  without installing kalarm (its pretty bulky since i'm using unity).  using ubuntu 13.04
[04:25] <arooni-mobile> sorry for repeat
[04:25] <somsip> Global_Radio: search on google I guess <shrugs>
[04:25] <Global_Radio> somsip, did you just tell me how to do it?
[04:25] <splinter701> uw, yeah its not as well known as it doesnt com prepackaged with the major distros
[04:27] <mogaj> holstein: i undid the changes made to head file ... i also created /etc/resolv.conf fiel ... do i have to delete it too?
[04:28] <holstein> mogaj: i would undo the changes you have made
[04:28] <armin> -    public string default_background {get; set; default = "#2C001E";}
[04:28] <armin> +    public string default_background {get; set; default = "#000000";}
[04:28] <armin> jesus.....
[04:28] <holstein> mogaj: you can always refer to the log of this channel if you forget what advice a volunteer gave you
[04:29] <armin> hardcoded ubuntu colours. when i see stuff like that, i reach for my gun.
[04:30] <mogaj> holstein : how can i look at the logs?
[04:31] <holstein> mogaj: this is where i get when i search "ubuntu irc channel logs" http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/
[04:31] <mogaj> holstein: thankyou
[04:31] <holstein> you can go by the date.. or, sometimes you can just search a nick, or a phrase
[04:31] <Programmer_> http://youtu.be/sE_sS_5MbXU i love my school
[04:40] <jaybravo> Running 13.04, random freezing. What logs might help?
[04:41] <jaybravo> No keyboard combos can get out of the freeze.
[04:42] <Dr_willis> ssh in and check dmesg output perhaps.
[04:42] <Dr_willis> if you cant ssh in, then the system is tottally frozen,  if you can ssh in. it may be a X video driver issue (most common cause)
[04:43] <jaybravo> Thx.
[04:44] <Seven_Six_Two> jaybravo, if you've had the pc for more than a few months, blow out the fans and heatsinks with compressed air.
[04:46] <jaybravo> Its a thinkpad x220. Pretty recent build and new laptop.
[04:47] <Seven_Six_Two> jaybravo, did you try to get to tty as well as the sysrq codes?
[04:47] <jaybravo> Its usually firefox that seems to cause it. Or maybe a web site i'm on
[04:47] <Seven_Six_Two> jaybravo, the mouse cursor freezes as well?
[04:47] <mogaj> I am getting this error 'sudo resolvconf -u resolvconf: Error: /etc/resolv.conf isn't a symlink, not doing anything.'  how to recify this?
[04:48] <jaybravo> Mouse works. Function keys can alter sceen brightness
[04:48] <deezed> jaybravo: yes, what about ctrl+alt+F2? can you get to the tty2?
[04:48] <Seven_Six_Two> jaybravo, during "freeze"?
[04:48] <jaybravo> Yup
[04:49] <Seven_Six_Two> jaybravo, that's not frozen. What isn't responding?
[04:49] <jaybravo> No, on fn pg up/down
[04:49] <deezed> jaybravo: can you try to debug from there?
[04:49] <jaybravo> I will.
[04:49] <Hexxeh> has Ubuntu been confirmed to boot on a 2013 Macbook Air yet?
[04:49] <Seven_Six_Two>  what's fn page up?
[04:49] <deezed> Seven_Six_Two: a shortcut maybe
[04:50] <jaybravo> Fn key is thinkpads command key
[04:50] <jaybravo> F4
[04:51] <Seven_Six_Two> jaybravo, and that's the only thing that doesn't work during the freeze?
[04:51] <jaybravo> Fn f4 puts it to sleep fn page up brightens etc
[04:51] <jaybravo> Only thing that does work
[04:51] <Seven_Six_Two> or the only thing that does work?
[04:51] <deezed> jaybravo: yes. which desktop are you using?
[04:51] <jaybravo> That and the mouse
[04:52] <jaybravo> Unity
[04:52] <XxEDDARDxX> jaybravo
[04:52] <XxEDDARDxX> hey yall
[04:52] <jaybravo> Im might see if xfce causes the same problems
[04:52] <XxEDDARDxX> how's it going
[04:52] <Seven_Six_Two> jaybravo, can you try alt+ctrl_f1 next time it happens, and check both top and dmesg to see if you can figure out what's going on. note high processor usage and memory limits.
[04:53] <Seven_Six_Two> jaybravo, you can issue "sudo service lightdm restart" to reset your login.
[04:53] <deezed> jaybravo: yes, and also trying the other desktop can be usefull to know where is the problem
[04:53] <deezed> jaybravo: Seven_Six_Two, just if he is using lightdm...
[04:53] <jaybravo> I'll give it a shot. But that combo usually doesnt work either
[04:53] <Seven_Six_Two> deezed, true, but it's default
[04:54] <jaybravo> I'm goig to see if i can ssh in from my desktop next time
[04:55] <jaybravo> Wierd, that only thinkpad utils work
[04:55] <Seven_Six_Two> jaybravo, ssh in first, and use watch "dmesg | tail -20"
[04:55] <Seven_Six_Two> then try to cause freeze
[04:56] <jaybravo> Its a complete lock out
[04:56] <deezed> yes
[04:57] <jaybravo> Seven_Six_Two: I will try that. Thx
[04:57] <deezed> jaybravo: also you could try to update, if you didnt do it yet, and then debug, or boot as a recovery mode and try to repair broken packages
[05:01] <Killcraft> Does anyone know if you convert video files to iso on devede and then burn them to a dvd will the dvd play in a standard dvd player?
[05:02] <benihana68> icult
[05:03] <deezed> Killcraft: yes it will if you burn it properly as a video dvd, not as files
[05:04] <splinter701> depends on the software you use killcraft
[05:04] <splinter701> i havent had much success doing that, but some people say it works
[05:04] <Killcraft> how do you burn it properly as a video dvd?
[05:04] <mogaj> how can i download ubuntu 12.04 with updates till now to install in system which has no internet connection?
[05:04] <Killcraft> I was just going to use brasero
[05:05] <splinter701> i'd say give it a try, blank dvds are cheap
[05:05] <deezed> Killcraft: brasero is fine. just open brasero and create a video project
[05:05] <Killcraft> Okay, thank you :)
[05:05] <deezed> Killcraft: dont do it from a file manager
[05:06] <rudolf_> hi all
[05:07] <rudolf_> I am not able to control screen brightness using my function keys and neither from settings.
[05:08] <rudolf_> I tried editing the brightness file in /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:01.0/0000:01:00.0/backlight/acpi_video0 but still no effect.
[05:08] <CoreISP> samsung?
[05:09] <rudolf_> The brightness file is getting edited by function keys and by slider too but the brightness doesnt change. I have sony.
[05:09] <zykotick9> mogaj: i'd see "/msg ubottu foo" with foo equal to aptoncd & offline.  good luck.
[05:12] <scorpo> hi
[05:12] <scorpo> anyone here?
[05:13] <rudolf_> sorry got dc
[05:13] <rudolf_> CoreISP did you say something?
[05:13] <rudolf_> or anyone?
[05:14] <rudolf_> There are two files name brightness and actual_brightness there and both hold the same valu and both are getting changed by function keys but still there is no effect on the brightness.
[05:14] <scorpo> I'm looking for some assistance in installing Ubuntu to a USB drive, with the entire install being encrypted.
[05:15] <rudolf_> Why would one want the installation to be encrypted?
[05:16] <Ben64> to be difficult to recover
[05:16] <scorpo> Because the person I'm making it for needs security.
[05:16] <rudolf_> Scorpo needs security for what? For installing?
[05:17] <scorpo> No, I want the entire USB dirve containing the Ubuntu installation to be encrypted.
[05:17] <scorpo> I understand that I need the "Alternate Install DVD". Can someone please tell me the latest version of Ubuntu that I can get the alternate install dvd for, and where to get it?
[05:17] <scorpo> I want it to run on a 32 bit system.
[05:18] <rudolf_> But why should the installation media be encrypted? I mean what sensitive data can it contain?
[05:19] <scorpo> I'd rather not get into the reasons, thanks.
[05:20] <rudolf_> Just asking out of curiosity. Sorry.
[05:20] <scorpo> no problem.
[05:20] <scorpo> It's a bit of a long story.
[05:20] <rudolf_> okies :)
[05:20] <scorpo> Basically I don't want another person poking around in any of the files whatsoever. System files or otherwise.
[05:20] <rudolf_> oh
[05:21] <mogaj> hi what does this mean "resolvconf: Error: /etc/resolv.conf isn't a symlink, not doing anything" ... how to rectify this?
[05:21] <basss> hello, whats the fastest way to transfer files over the local network from one machine to another ? i've tried scp it gave me a 100kb/s speed
[05:21] <scorpo> So rudolf, are you able to assist me?
[05:22] <deezed> mogaj: hey, have you came here about 30 minutes ago?
[05:22] <aeon-ltd> basss: anything not secured would be faster
[05:22] <splinter701> basss you could use samba
[05:22] <deezed> mogaj: asking about freezing thing?
[05:22] <mogaj> deezed: no
[05:22] <basss> splinter701: is samba supported originally by linux/unix ?
[05:22] <mathfreak> basss: vsftp. If the files are very large, use an external HD
[05:22] <rudolf_> scorpo, no..Sorry
[05:22] <mogaj> deezed: why do you ask?
[05:23] <deezed> mogaj: so it seems that somebody had a problem just like yours
[05:23] <scorpo> rudolf, okay, thanks anyway.
[05:23] <splinter701> basss yeah there is a package for it in the ubuntu repos
[05:23] <mogaj> deezed: i am having problem with internet
[05:23] <splinter701> you can configure it with /etc/samba/smb.conf
[05:23] <basss> mathfreak: does it require an ftp server ?
[05:23] <basss> splinter701: okay
[05:23] <dionysus> 哪里有中文频道啊？
[05:23] <deezed> mogaj: are you using unity? and do you have any problem with freezing commands?
[05:23] <basss> splinter701:  thanks
[05:23] <deezed> mogaj: what is exactly your problem?
[05:24] <mogaj> deezed: using unity ... not having freezing commands
[05:24] <mathfreak> basss: vsftp is what I would use to turn a computer into an FTP server.
[05:24] <scorpo> I'm looking for some assistance in installing 32-bit Ubuntu to a USB drive with the entire install being encrypted. I understand that encrypting the entire install is an option on the "Alternate Install DVD". Can someone tell me where to get this, one the latest Ubuntu version is that is availabe on the Alternate DVD?
[05:24] <mogaj> deezed: no problem with freezing commands
[05:24] <deezed> mogaj: ok so what is your problem?
[05:24] <mathfreak> basss: So no. You don't need a dedicated FTP server to use vsftp.
[05:24] <scorpo> I'm looking for some assistance in installing 32-bit Ubuntu to a USB drive with the entire install being encrypted. I understand that encrypting the entire install is an option on the "Alternate Install DVD". Can someone tell me where to get this, oand whatthe latest Ubuntu version is that is available on the Alternate DVD?
[05:25] <scorpo> (sorry, corrected spelling errors)
[05:25] <deezed> scorpo: there is nothing on ubuntu's official website?
[05:25] <scorpo> Not that I was able to find.
[05:25] <scorpo> It talks about how to install to a USB drive, but not on encrypting the drive.
[05:26] <mogaj> deezed: http://ubuntuone.com/4qI6VD10nUN01lSdh8DuYX the problem
[05:26] <mathfreak> scorpo: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/alternative-downloads You can download an alternative image torrent file here.
[05:26] <deezed> scorpo: have you tried to use one of the options there, burn a normal dvd, boot from it and try an alternate install from there?
[05:26] <scorpo> mathfreak: thank you
[05:27] <basss> mathfreak: ill give it a try
[05:27] <basss> mathfreak: thanks
[05:27] <mogaj> deezed: right now i am bactracking the problem ... initially there was no resolv.conf file in /etc from there i am starting
[05:27] <scorpo> deezed: yes, I tried that. It only had the option to encrypt the home directory, not the entire drive.
[05:28] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Hey, I got a problem, when I recently updated to 13.04 I cannot open .sh files as programs anymore.
[05:28] <mathfreak> Where's a good channel for me to ask questions about learning how to make Linux kernel modules?
[05:28] <mathfreak> HeyMan7-Cloud: Are the executable permission bits set?
[05:28] <wilee-nilee> scorpo, the alternative is a net install now, however  believe you can encrypt with the live installer.
[05:29] <wilee-nilee> I*
[05:29] <HeyMan7-Cloud> As in "allow executing as a program"
[05:29] <HeyMan7-Cloud> ?
[05:29] <scorpo> Hi wilee-nilee. I'm not sure what you mean by a "net install". Could you elaborate? Is that still something you download and burn to disc and then run it to install Ubuntu?
[05:30] <mathfreak> HeyMan7-Cloud: I believe that's the option.
[05:30] <deezed> mogaj: ok. Sorry to ask stupid questions, but have you tried to update, dist-upgrade, or repair broken packages?
[05:30] <HeyMan7-Cloud> Then yes, its checked
[05:30] <scorpo> wilee-nilee: On the live installer it had the option to encrypt, but I believe that was only if I was intalling to my hard drive, not my USB flash drive.
[05:31] <wilee-nilee> scorpo, Net installs are you get a 25MB or so iso that links you to the repos to install from. More choices like servers...etc, much like the original alternatve, the net install has been around as long as the rest I believe.
[05:31] <mogaj> deezed: right now i am planning on reinstalling as updates upgardes did not work but i would like to know how can i download ubuntu 12.04 with all the updates till now?
[05:31] <wilee-nilee> scorpo, The encrypt is for the install point t where you want usb or HD does not matter.
[05:32] <wilee-nilee> it*
[05:32] <jcrza> Hey guys. Has anyone actually managed to get the wifi working on 12.10 (or is it .04) on surface pro?
[05:32] <mathfreak> HeyMan7-Cloud: Hmm... no clue.
[05:32] <scorpo> wilee-nilee: I see. Sounds like I missed something during the install process then.
[05:32] <jcrza> I saw/followed all the guides but no luck.
[05:32] <deezed> scorpo: cant you just install it normally and then encrypt everything with another software?
[05:32] <scorpo> wilee-nilee can you tell me where I could find one of these net installers?
[05:32] <jcrza> I got wpa_gui to start and it connects to my network but I get no IP
[05:33] <HeyMan7-Cloud> mathfreak: Because it won't run it in terminal and you cannot 'make' terminal load it
[05:33] <scorpo> deezed no, you can't encrypt after-the-fact on the boot partition.
[05:33] <wilee-nilee> scorpo, THat link earlier has the net install. http://www.ubuntu.com/download/alternative-downloads
[05:33] <deezed> mogaj: the problem about get the all the last updates is that sometimes they are pretty new, like from yesterday. So I would advise you to get the ubuntu 13.04 which is probably the one with most last updates by default
[05:33] <mathfreak> HeyMan7-Cloud: What sorts of commands have you tried on running your script?
[05:34] <HeyM-Cld> Uhh
[05:34] <deezed> mogaj, otherwise you could just install 12.04 and wait for one day to get internet somewhere else maybe, and then update. its not thaaat bad
[05:34] <HeyM-Cld> Java
[05:35] <jcrza> I just got klined for asking for help :( what's that about?
[05:35] <scorpo> wilee-nilee ohhhhhh, sorry, I get it now! I thought those had something to do with networking or running a server or something. I misunderstood what they were.
[05:35] <scorpo> wilee-nilee thanks for clarifying!
[05:35] <jcrza> Just trying to run ubuntu on a surface pro :\
[05:36] <wilee-nilee> scorpo, No problem, good luck.
[05:37] <mathfreak> HeyM-Cld: I guess what I mean is, have you tried "bash <filename>.sh", "sh <filename>.sh", or "./<filename>.sh" on the command line yet?
[05:37] <HeyM-Cld> No, lemme try it
[05:38] <Dr_willis> heh, makes me wonder how else he could have tried running it. ;)
[05:39] <HeyM-Cld> It works :) Now, how do you make that automatic?
[05:39] <HeyM-Cld> Like when I click it
[05:40] <mathfreak> HeyM-Cld: Well, what I believe should be happening is that when you tick the box to "allow executing as a program," that should happen automatically.
[05:40] <deezed> lol =)
[05:41] <seriously_random> #askadvice
[05:41] <seriously_random> oops
[05:41] <mathfreak> HeyM-Cld: I'm not sure why it's not doing that. Try right-clicking the file and see what sorts of options it brings up.
[05:41] <Kuroshita> https://launchpad.net openid seems to be down, can anyone else verify?
[05:41] <HeyM-Cld> Maybe a bug
[05:41] <wilee-nilee> jcrza, Here is some info. http://askubuntu.com/questions/265644/dual-boot-surface-pro-with-ubuntu
[05:42] <mathfreak> HeyM-Cld: To double-check, can you type "ls -l" into the command line in the directory where your .sh file is?
[05:42] <Kuroshita> error I'm getting on askubuntu is "No OpenID endpoint found. "
[05:42] <wilee-nilee> jcrza, More here. http://www.geek.com/microsoft/how-to-install-ubuntu-on-the-surface-pro-1539262/
[05:43] <HeyM-Cld> How do you set the directory in terminal
[05:43] <somsip> HeyM-Cld: cd
[05:43] <michaela> hi dose anyone have any experience with bitmessage i went on the bitmessage irc and got no one is familiar with ubuntu
[05:44] <splinter701> i just installed bitmessage
[05:44] <splinter701> hadn't heard of it before today, but the instructions on the wiki seemed pretty clear
[05:46] <mathfreak> HeyM-Cld: cd <directory path goes here>
[05:46] <HeyM-Cld> mathfreak: Here - http://paste.ubuntu.com/5776182/
[05:47] <HeyM-Cld> I'm trying to run xwom.sh
[05:47] <michaela> splinter701: so have i my question is do you have to run the command every time you use it or can i run it as a native app
[05:48] <splinter701> as far as i can tell you have to run it from the command line using "python bitmessagemain.py"
[05:48] <rudolf_> Does anyone have any idea how to change the brightness?
[05:48] <splinter701> just script it if you want a desktop icon
[05:48] <rudolf_> I googled but couldnt find a working answer.
[05:48] <mathfreak> HeyM-Cld: Huh... that should run without issue (at least on Unity, I think)
[05:49] <rudolf_> Everyone is asking to edit the brightness file but it doesnt work.
[05:49] <HeyM-Cld> Yeah, Like I said before it worked on 12.10
[05:49] <michaela> splinter701: can u send me a link showing me haw to do that
[05:50] <true_techie> is it possible to upload a folder to an ftp server from the terminal?
[05:51] <HeyM-Cld> Hey k1l_
[05:51] <splinter701> this is the command: cd $HOME/PyBitmessage/src/ && python bitmessagemain.py
[05:51] <splinter701> taken from: https://bitmessage.org/wiki/Compiling_instructions#other_Distros
[05:51] <mathfreak> HeyM-Cld: Yeah, sounds like the behavior changed. I'm not sure how to change that.
[05:52] <basss> mathfreak: any idea how to get vsftpd working on ubuntu ? i'm having a problem with authentication
[05:54] <mathfreak> basss: What's the issue?
[05:55] <michael__> bgl doido
[05:55] <basss> mathfreak: im getting asked for username and password, im using my username on the pc & its password
[05:56] <basss> mathfreak: i get the following reply "ftp: Login failed"
[05:56] <mathfreak> basss: Hmm... Did you edit the conf file for vsftpd?
[05:56] <mathfreak> basss: I usually follow this guide when I set up vsftpd: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=518293
[05:57] <mathfreak> basss: It sounds like the relevant line you want to look at in /etc/vsftpd.conf is "#local_enable=YES"
[05:57] <basss> mathfreak:i'll check it out
[06:02] <Dr_willis> evil ftp. ;)  Wheres the people yelling  'use ssh/scp!'
[06:03] <mathfreak> Haha, by the way, do you know which channel I should go to for asking about linux kernel modules?
[06:03] <Dr_willis> perhaps #kernel
[06:03] <Dr_willis> depends on what you are asking also. ;)
[06:04] <mathfreak> I'll be asking about how to get modprobe to know about module dependencies. I'm gonna write two modules for an assignment.
[06:07] <Dr_willis> kernel Development... /me hides
[06:07] <Dr_willis> ;P
[06:21] <benbloom> is it possible to break a ext4 disc by filling it too completely?
[06:22] <benbloom> I have an external usb drive which I had filled to within a few hundred MB (640G drive) and now I cant seem to mount it
[06:23] <nerdtron> benbloom: plug it in and type lsblk
[06:24] <nerdtron> and also sudo fdisk -l
[06:24] <nerdtron> post the output here
[06:25] <benbloom> lsblk for the drive is sdi      8:128  0 596.2G  0 disk
[06:26] <benbloom> Disk /dev/sdi: 640.1 GB, 640135027712 bytes
[06:26] <benbloom> 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 77825 cylinders, total 1250263726 sectors
[06:26] <benbloom> Units = sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
[06:26] <benbloom> Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
[06:26] <benbloom> I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
[06:26] <FloodBot1> benbloom: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:26] <benbloom> Disk identifier: 0x00000000
[06:27] <benbloom> sorry
[06:30] <rudolf_> Do i need to install drivers for my nvidia graphics card or are they preinstalled?
[06:31] <rudolf_> Maybe the brightness control isnt working due to absence of proper drivers.
[06:32] <splinter701> the open source drivers are in the kernel already
[06:32] <splinter701> you can install the proprietary ones from nvidia to (maybe) get better performance and control
[06:33] <raulsh> something weird happened
[06:36] <rudolf_> ok...thanks splinter701
[06:38] <benbloom> nerdtron: http://pastebin.com/mg1BEXtH
[06:40] <nerdtron> benblom: Disk /dev/sdi doesn't contain a valid partition table - what was the last thing you where doing before this happened?
[06:43] <benbloom> nothing with regards to that drive
[06:44] <benbloom> I had all my drives mounted via aufs and automount (sshfs). I was moving a lot of data around on other drives, but I can't see how it would touch that one nerdtron
[06:45] <benbloom> I had just filled the drive with large media files but I cant see how that should mess with partition table. the drive was formatted in ext4
[06:47] <Jordan_U> benbloom: Filling the filesystem won't corrupt it, and as you said, wouldn't touch the partition table, so that's just a red herring. Check the drive's S.M.A.R.T status to see if the hardware is going bad.
[06:48] <benbloom> how do I check that? Jordan_U?
[06:48] <Jordan_U> benbloom: You can check the drive's S.M.A.R.T status with gnome-disks.
[06:48] <firefox66> it is right to as for xubuntu in this room
[06:48] <firefox66> ??
[06:48] <kostkon_> firefox66: yes
[06:48] <firefox66> thanks
[06:48] <benbloom> is there a CLI way to check it Jordan_U?
[06:49] <Jordan_U> firefox66: Yes, you can ask questions about any Ubuntu flavor here, but the folks in #xubuntu might be more knowlageable about XFCE stuffs.
[06:49] <firefox66> how can i mount iOS (iphone 3GS v6.0) ???
[06:50] <firefox66> i use libimobiledivice
[06:50] <firefox66> but it possible to mount in thunar ???
[06:51] <firefox66> in ubuntu 12.04 i just plug and play, it auto mounted in nautilus, in xubuntu ???
[06:51] <Jordan_U> benbloom: Yes, "sudo smartctl --all /dev/sdi"
[06:52] <sere> is ubuntu going to switch over to iproute2 instead of ifconfig anytime soon?
[06:57] <benbloom> Jordan_U: http://pastebin.com/BYkR6v6c am I boned?
[07:02] <Jordan_U> benbloom: "184 End-to-End_Error        0x0032   095   095   099    Old_age   Always   FAILING_NOW 5" http://kb.acronis.com/content/9119 So it doesn't look good at all. Can you also pastebin the output of "dmesg"?
[07:06] <benbloom> Jordan_U: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5776330/
[07:11] <Jordan_U> benbloom: I expected to see IO errors, but I don't. Still, all evidence points to your problems being hardware. Do you have all important data from this drive backed up?
[07:13] <benbloom> no backups Jordan_U
[07:14] <elisa87> hi how can I install ubuntu 13.04 on top of an already installed windows 8?
[07:14] <drivelights> dual boot or erase win8 partition?
[07:15] <Jordan_U> benbloom: Hopefully you've learned your lesson about that now. Do you have a drive large enough to contain a complete image of this failing (or possibly already completely failed) drive?
[07:16] <MonkeyDust> !dualboot | elisa87
[07:16] <benbloom> I do have space for  a complete image
[07:17] <MonkeyDust> elisa87  mind: UEFI / GPT is a pain
[07:18] <Jordan_U> benbloom: Then I highly recommend you use GNU ddrescue (not the similarly named but inferior dd_rescue) to make a full image of the drive, from which you can attempt further recovery.
[07:19] <benbloom> thanks Jordan_U. i'll give it a shot.
[07:20] <Jordan_U> benbloom: You may be able to recover all of the data on the drive, you may be able to only recover some of it, and of course anything in between (including being able to recover some files but not know their filename, making actually determining what the files are difficult).
[07:20] <Jordan_U> benbloom: Sorry, I meant to also include that you may not be able to recover anything :(
[07:21] <benbloom> yeah. i figured. thanks again Jordan_U
[07:23] <Jordan_U> benbloom: You're welcome. Once you have the image finished, you can use testdisk/photorec (or other similar tools) to try to recover the data. There is also a small chance that ddrescue will be able to read the blocks containing the partition table better than a normal read (currently failing) and that the image will be mountable, using kpartx to create devices for each partition.
[07:24] <benbloom> hmm. it's all just a bunch of large +5G video files.
[07:28] <mrguser> hi all
[07:29] <mrguser> Hi isika
[07:29] <Jordan_U> benbloom: That's good, as video files have nice headers which tend to make them easier to recover if the filesystem is unusably corrupted.
[07:29] <benbloom> and it's fewer files to sort through!
[07:30] <mrguser> hi
[07:30] <elisa871> Should I format my partition in Windows with exFAT or NTFS if I want to install Ubuntu 13.04 alongside with Windows 8?
[07:30] <benbloom> any recommendations on a good self powered HC usb drives? I'm disappointed that the Seagate Freeagent Pro only lasted 2 years
[07:30] <mrguser> How can i hack wifi from my e63?
[07:31] <mrguser> How can i hack wifi from my e63?
[07:31] <acerimmer> !patience|mrguser,
[07:31] <MonkeyDust> mrguser  how legal is that?
[07:31] <acerimmer> !hack|mrguser,
[07:32] <mrguser> not legal just i try with my wifi
[07:32] <mrguser> How i crack my wifi any busy plz tell me
[07:32] <MonkeyDust> mrguser  the channel does not support people doing illegal things
[07:34] <EADG> ?
[07:34] <splinter701> technically doing penetration testing on your own network is not illegal
[07:35] <splinter701> and it wouldn't be illegal for us to provide him with that knowledge
[07:36] <xnoob> playing with minimal ubuntu 13.04 in virtualbox, installed lxdm and openbox but hell its messed up, so i removed lxdm and changed to gdm, still messed up with openbox, so i use xfce..why openbox is sux?
[07:37] <acerimmer> xnoob, openbox doesn't suck.  your virtualbox experience depends on your graphics card and settings AND guest additions configuration ...
[07:37] <splinter701> xnoob, thats not really a constructive question, if you actually need help you should ask here, if you just want to complain there are plenty of other places to go
[07:37] <acerimmer> splinter701 "crack MY wifi" sounds legit?
[07:38] <xnoob> acerimmer which means openbox is not so "lightweight for low specs machine" as they said
[07:38] <splinter701> acerimmer, i'm definitely not saying he was legit, but we cant prove he is not legit. He just types in bad english
[07:39] <acerimmer> splinter701, point taken
[07:39] <dcraig> he wasn't too legit to quit
[07:39] <acerimmer> dcraig, Hammer don't hurt 'em!
[07:40] <splinter701> now I have to google to see if that is a song lol
[07:40] <Xethron> lol
[07:40] <acerimmer> xnoob, if openbox is the ONLY desktop environment that renders poorly, I'd be inclined to agree with you.  If other DE's have also been funky, I'd look at your settings
[07:53] <dipra> How Unity can shutdown computer without password, but `shutdown now` needs to be run by `sudo`?
[07:54] <Zeev> maybe coz unity runs under administrative privileg
[07:54] <acerimmer> dcraig, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Please_Hammer,_Don%27t_Hurt_%27Em
[07:56] <dipra> Zeev: If unity is run under administrative level, why it asks password for other tasks as in installing software?
[07:57] <acerimmer> dipra, is there something specific you're trying to accomplish?  or might this conversation be continued in #ubuntu-offtopic?
[07:57] <splinter701> unity doesnt install software, apt-get and software centre do that
[07:57] <MonkeyDust> dipra  because changing anything on your system requires the password, that's called "security"
[08:20] <anev> hey guys, just wondering, i used ubuntu and ddrescue in an attempt to recover a 500gb hd which only managed to recover 8gb.. would this be expected for a drive which didn't have a lot of data? i.e. will it only cover what data was present and skip empty sectors or should i be expecting an image size the same as the drive?
[08:20] <vlt> anev: ddrescue doesn’t care abnout “used” space
[08:21] <vlt> anev: There’s no such thing as “a lot of data”.
[08:21] <vlt> anev: (just ones and zeros)
[08:22] <anev> vlt: that's what i thought, so i was expecting an image size approx 500gb even just filled with empty bytes
[08:23] <vlt> anev: What did you do, what did you expect, what happened instead?
[08:23] <dipra> acerimmer: I want to write an script to shutdown computer by one click without `sudo` password; I've already heard in our lug that it can be done by D-But, I couldn't find anything on my searches, I thought maybe unity approach be useful?!
[08:23] <dipra> MonkeyDust: Shuting down is deeper changing in the system, why it does not require password?
[08:23] <mrguser> join "nimbuzz"
[08:24] <mrguser> i want to hack wifi from my nokia e63 how i do??
[08:24] <anev> vlt: i firstly attempted to copy all data without retrying to splitting sectors using 'ddrescue --no-split /dev/<dev> file.img file.log'
[08:25] <anev> vlt: this yielded file.img which is only 8gb in size
[08:25] <anev> i expected the image file to be the same size as the drive
[08:25] <vlt> anev: What does `blockdev --getsize64 /dev/<dev>` tell you?
[08:26] <anev> vlt: i don't have the image file here with me - it's at home atm
[08:26] <anev> i can check that later though
[08:26] <anev> i had left it running over night and only had a quick check this morning
[08:27] <szx> where do I report fglrx bugs?
[08:27] <vlt> anev: Ok. Maybe there was an error message, no space left on target device, or something similar.
[08:27] <acerimmer> !bug|szx,
[08:28] <anev> vlt: the output from ddrescue suggested it completeted without errors
[08:28] <anev> also the log file had no indications that there were issues either
[08:28] <anev> vlt: i have 750gb free on that filesystem i was writing the image file to.. plently of space
[08:28] <vlt> anev: Then please check the source device size
[08:29] <anev> vlt: ok. thanks for the info - i'll check it out this evening
[08:29] <vlt> yw
[08:30] <sara_n> hi guys can any1 guide me count this pattern in multiple files ,  http://pastebin.com/sLU4NEZc
[08:31] <sara_n> i have tired grep , fgrep all fail to find this pattern
[08:31] <sara_n> http://sprunge.us/ViPQ
[08:31] <anev> sara_n: grep "\[babies\] Processing" files* | sort | uniq -c ?
[08:32] <sara_n> anev thanks but these are unique items i have to count them in one file at a time and then total
[08:33] <sara_n> output should be something like . line 1 count: 100 , line 2 count : 2 ,  and then it traverses next file
[08:35] <Dovregubben> Holy crap, there's a lot of people here
[08:36] <Dovregubben> anyone awake?
[08:37] <acerimmer> Dovregubben, yes.
[08:37] <DJones> Dovregubben: Lots of people awake, just ask your question and see if anybody is around that knows the answer
[08:37] <Dovregubben> nice handle Ace :-)
[08:37] <Dovregubben> what a guy
[08:37] <Dovregubben> Hi DJones
[08:38] <acerimmer> Dovregubben, smeg...
[08:38] <Dovregubben> I'm a Debian user, but I know that Debian isn't for everyone so I recommend Ubuntu to other people
[08:39] <Dovregubben> I just installed Ubuntu 13.04 on a friend's laptop
[08:39] <Dovregubben> I've never seen it before
[08:39] <Dovregubben> am I the only person who thinks it blows?
[08:39] <sara_n> hi ActionParsnip can uguide me how to count this pattern in multiple files ,  http://pastebin.com/sLU4NEZc
[08:40] <acerimmer> !ot|Dovregubben,
[08:40] <Dovregubben> So.... now I'm trying to figure out how to install Gnome
[08:40] <acerimmer> Dovregubben, should be in the software center
[08:40] <Dovregubben> oh?
[08:40] <Dovregubben> I tried that
[08:40] <Dovregubben> didn't find it
[08:41] <acerimmer> Dovregubben, if not, enable the repos or use CLI
[08:41] <IdleOne> the package is called gnome-shell
[08:41] <Dovregubben> I also tried "apt-cache search gnome"
[08:41] <Dovregubben> gnome-shell?
[08:41] <Dovregubben> isn't that just a terminal?
[08:41] <Dovregubben> enable repos???
[08:42] <Dovregubben> it's not in the main repo?
[08:42] <acerimmer> Dovregubben, it's in universe
[08:42] <Dovregubben> universe...
[08:42] <IdleOne> Dovregubben: it is, apt-cache show gnome-shell
[08:42] <Dovregubben> so, universe isn't enable be default
[08:42] <acerimmer> Dovregubben, indeed not
[08:42] <IdleOne> acerimmer: yes it is
[08:42] <acerimmer> IdleOne, ?  I standz corrected
[08:43]  * Dovregubben has a strong and growing suspicion that IdleOne is a troll
[08:43] <IdleOne> I have a strong suspicion you are the troll
[08:43] <k1l_> Dovregubben: gnome-shell is called what you think is gnome3. gnome 3 is actually just the basis behind the shell.
[08:43] <DJones> Dovregubben: You just install UbuntuGNOME rather than Ubuntu and then add Gnome https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuGNOME
[08:43] <IdleOne> channel ops tend to not troll the channels they op in
[08:43] <fungus_> alright so i need the drivers for intel 855gm chipset on lubuntu 13.04... tried everything and pretty annoyed
[08:43]  * acerimmer ... boom!  headshot!
[08:43] <acerimmer> fungus_, is there a .deb?
[08:44] <fungus_> to be completly honest with u i just got into linux 2 days ago
[08:44] <k1l_> Dovregubben: and keep in mind that gnome2 is no more supported by gnome. so you will need to look out for a new desktop
[08:45] <fungus_> however im begining to think that im in way over my head
[08:45] <acerimmer> fungus_, OK.  so you need the graphics card drivers?
[08:45] <fungus_> yeah
[08:45] <acerimmer> fungus_, probably, you're not.  take a breath, and let's trouble shoot
[08:46] <fungus_> ive tried many different versions of ubuntu and lastly lubuntu... no luck
[08:46] <fungus_> apparently thees alot of trouble with the chipset
[08:46] <acerimmer> !details|fungus_,
[08:46] <Dovregubben> DJones: I'm not going to reinstall from scratch
[08:46] <Dovregubben> that was the longest install I've ever experienced
[08:46] <Dovregubben> A typical Debian install takes like an hour
[08:47] <Dovregubben> I swear, this new Ubuntu install took like 4 freaking hours
[08:47] <IdleOne> Dovregubben: no need, install gnome-shell and you will have the default gnome desktop, same as in debian.
[08:47] <Dovregubben> acerimmer: IdleOne was lying, universe is not enabled by default
[08:48] <acerimmer> Dovregubben, thanks.  moving on ...
[08:48] <fungus_> i have lubuntu 13.04 manually updated kernel... my screen res is only 1024x768 and flash plays green and purple in mis sized window
[08:48] <Dovregubben> I enabled universe and multiverse and ran "apt-get update"
[08:48] <fungus_> wallpaper is blotchey
[08:48] <IdleOne> Dovregubben: I don't like being called a liar. the universe repo is to enabled by default.
[08:48] <Dovregubben> thanks for your help :-)  hopefully that's all I needed
[08:48] <Dovregubben> IdleOne: it used to be
[08:49] <Dovregubben> it's not in 13.04
[08:49] <acerimmer> fungus_, do you have a hard line internet connection?   if so, plug in, run the additional drivers tool and the driver should appear
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> fungus_: how did you update it manually?
[08:50] <fungus_> sudo apt-get dist-update
[08:50] <fungus_> i thik...
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> fungus_: that's fine, what video chpi do you use?
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> chip*
[08:51] <fungus_> intel 855gm
[08:51] <RemsSs> Salut a tous
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> fungus_: if you boot the older kernel, is it ok?
[08:52] <acerimmer> !fr|RemsSs,
[08:52] <RemsSs> right, i am sorry
[08:52] <fungus_> no was bad on other thats why i updated heard it helped lubuntu run much faster
[08:53] <fungus_> tried sudo add-ap-repository ppa:glasen/intel-driver
[08:54] <fungus_> update and than sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-intel
[08:55] <fungus_> 404 cant find so cant install new reverts back to old
[08:55] <fungus_> how do i look up the status of my graphics card and driver for card?
[08:56] <benoit_> #suisse
[08:57] <fungus_> from my undertanding its set to vespen
[08:57] <ActionParsnip> fungus_: not all PPAs support all releases
[08:57] <fungus_> or something like that
[08:57] <fungus_> last time i looked drivers werent even installed
[08:57] <ActionParsnip> fungus_: that PPA only supportsup to Quantal
[08:57] <fungus_> idk im lost
[08:57] <ActionParsnip> fungus_: intel drivers are part of a default install
[08:58] <fungus_> ah
[08:58] <fungus_> but its not
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> fungus_: reboot and hold SHIFT and select an earlier kernel to boot f=to
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> fungus_: dpkg -l | grep intel | grep xserver
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> fungus_: that is your video driver
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> fungus_: if you run:  sudo lshw -C display    you will see driver=something
[08:59] <fungus_> rebooting holding shift
[09:00] <fungus_> k that didnt do anything
[09:05] <fungus_> hmmmm
[09:05] <fungus_> my dad told me not to use linux
[09:08] <Corey> fungus_: So don't?
[09:08] <fungus_> well i hate windows
[09:09] <bhavesh> fungus_: then don't use windows
[09:09] <fungus_> thought this would be fun
[09:09] <Corey> fungus_: If it's not your machine, you shouldn't be doing an OS swap. :-)
[09:09] <fungus_> how can i get this driver?
[09:09] <fungus_> it is my machine
[09:09] <fungus_> thats why im doing it
[09:09] <Corey> "Drivers" in the traditional sense don't exist on Linux.
[09:10] <Corey> They take the form of kernel modules.
[09:11] <bsbx> Hey I have the busybox initramfs problem after booting, I used a Debian disc to get shell but is it harmless doing fsck.ext4 -f when the drive is encrypted?
[09:15] <fungus_> sorry
[09:15] <fungus_> wifi dropped
[09:15] <fungus_> so how about enabling 3d rendering... i think i read that the kdm or something was off by default
[09:17] <fungus_> does the fact that the screen on my laptop is cracked and i have vga enabled using external monitor?
[09:18] <fungus_> i can get higher res on monitor but it doesnt hold... shakes a bunch
[09:19] <fungus_> laptop is max 1024x768
[09:20] <fungus_> before in windows could take the lappy to 1600x1200
[09:20] <fungus_> i tried downlaoding the intellinuxdrivers installer
[09:21] <Dovregubben> Oh... intel video in linux always blows
[09:21] <fungus_> from the website? but when i run the tests and begin installing rivers it fails at 90%
[09:23] <histo> Dovregubben: no problems here iwth it
[09:23] <fungus_> apparently everyone with these chipsets in the forums had problems but i can quite understnd how they fixed it
[09:23] <histo> fungus_: which chipset?
[09:24] <fungus_> intel 855gm
[09:24] <histo> fungus_: what sort of problem are you having with it?
[09:25] <bsbx> I have Ubuntu LTS with full disk encryption. After boot I'm taken to Busybox (initramfs). I tried fsck.ext4 -f /dev/sda1 which is boot partition but that didn't work and the other partitions are encrypted. How do I solve this?
[09:25] <sram> hi i am unable to start mysql-workbench gives me this error " ImportError: cannot import name MAXREPEAT"
[09:25] <histo> fungus_: and what version of ubuntu?
[09:26] <fungus_> 1280x1024 max rez flash plays half window size in green and purple walpaper blotchey lubuntu 13.04
[09:27] <phosphene> Hi! I've had problems installing nvidia drivers for a GT330M card on my acer laptop. I just wanted to ask if anybody knows if that card is supported? I've tried using "-current" and proprietary drivers without sucsess. -Thanks
[09:27] <histo> !xrandr | fungus_
[09:28] <somsip> sram: that looks like a python import error. I found this on SO. Could it be related in any way to what you were doing before the error? http://is.gd/7l9neY
[09:28] <histo> fungus_: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-change-display-resolution-settings-using-xrandr.html
[09:28] <histo> fungus_: second link
[09:30] <_JuJuBee> I cannot locate the app that manages my power settings. My screen does not shut off anymore.
[09:31] <bsbx> When I try to run fsck.ext4 -f on the decrypted root partition it says "device or resource busy while trying to open..." both for /dev/sda5 and /dev/dm-0, no one ever ran fsck on an encrypted drive?
[09:33] <EADG> Which file in /dev/ controls the sound volume?
[09:34] <fungus_> makes a little sense
[09:34] <fungus_> not much
[09:34] <fungus_> im not using devian though
[09:34] <_JuJuBee> I set the turn screen off after 30 minutes in brightness and lock, yet my screen never shuts off.
[09:35] <bsbx> Problem solved, I was trying to fsck the physical lvm volume when I should be doing it on the logical volume.
[09:38] <aqw22ss> .
[09:39] <bipul> Hello I want to conduct a Vlc streaming in between two host computer(Ubuntu) via SCTP ptrorocol. any one has any idea?
[09:39] <phosphene> Hi! I've had problems installing nvidia drivers for a GT330M card on my acer laptop. I just wanted to ask if anybody knows if that card is supported? I've tried using "-current" and proprietary drivers without sucsess. -Thanks
[09:40] <fungus__> but now im balls deep lubuntu is my only os and dad wont let me reinstall windows cuz he told me linux was stupid
[09:40] <fungus__> i wanna prove him wrong but im lost
[09:40] <fungus__> i have a nice new doorstop
[09:41] <Dovregubben> fungus__: last time I had a problem with an intel video chip (different distro) I ended up installing an older version and getting it mostly working
[09:41] <Dovregubben> it was stilly unstable..... froze up once or twice a month
[09:42] <fungus__> ok how do i dongrade from 13.04
[09:42] <Dovregubben> wipe it and start from scratch
[09:43] <Dovregubben> I typically use net-install images
[09:43] <Dovregubben> rather than downloading a whole CD image
[09:44] <histo> fungus__: the second link I posted... explains howto use xrandr to increase your resolution if you aren't seeing the proper modes
[09:44] <histo> fungus_: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-change-display-resolution-settings-using-xrandr.html
[09:45] <DJones> fungus__: As Dovregubben said, you'll need to reinstall if you want to go back to an earlier version, downgrading isn't supported
[09:51] <houser> This: "sudo find / -iname "*" -exec grep 5844 {} +" searches everything in the computer for content 5844, but it prints all the time grep: /xxxxx/xxxxxx: Is a directory. How can i hide that annoying output?
[09:51] <kjellski> I'm looking for a VNC client that has an option to scale the server sides resolution into a fixed size client side window, without having a gui(I just need the window). Unfortunately xtightvnc is not capable to do this, neither is vncviewer
[09:51] <kjellski> houser: grep -v is your friend ;)
[09:52] <Dariooirad> Hi
[09:52] <houser> kjellski: uhhm that just prints way more output
[09:52] <ElectricPrism1> are there any demos of Mir yet? I'm really excited to see it in action
[09:53] <ActionParsnip> ElectricPrism1: #ubuntu+1 may know too
[09:53] <kjellski> houser: sorry, I ment to let you pipe the output you've got again into grep, telling it with the -v switch what to ignore...
[09:53] <ElectricPrism1> k
[09:53] <kjellski> houser: grep --help:  -v, --invert-match        select non-matching lines
[09:54] <rymate1234> hey
[09:54] <DJones> ElectricPrism1: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2013/05/unity-8-gets-demoed-on-mir-looks-impressive-already I'd also suggest asking in #ubuntu-mir as far as I know you can install it from http://unity.ubuntu.com/mir/ to test and see what it looks like
[09:55] <rymate1234> I just installed kde with sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[09:55] <rymate1234> How do I enable / install the alt+f2 kde search popup
[09:55] <DJones> !mir | ElectricPrism1
[09:58] <pii3_> Hi i have dell latitude e6500 , before i installed ubuntu 10.04 LTS today i upgrade to xubuntu 12.04, with proprietry driver, my resolution is not more than 1280x800 in nvidia-settings
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> pii3_: did you install the driver before or after the upgrade?
[10:00] <pii3_> i remove ubuntu 10.04 and install xubuntu 12.04
[10:00] <pii3_> that was not a real upgrade
[10:00] <rymate1234> I just installed kde with sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop, how do I enable / install the alt+f2 kde search popup
[10:00] <ActionParsnip> pii3_: ok, if you run nvidia-settings  do you get any warnings or does it just load?
[10:01] <pii3_> no
[10:01] <pii3_> my graphic card is Nvidia Quadro NVS 160M
[10:01] <ActionParsnip> pii3_: try:   sudo nvidia-xconfig; gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf      set the resolution you desire in the file and reboot
[10:01] <Pab> hi
[10:02] <pii3_> then screen will strech but resolution not change
[10:03] <stuarta> any ideas why my system which is set to only take lts releases keeps telling me there is a new non lts release?
[10:03] <stuarta> it was upgraded last night to 12.04.02
[10:07] <Pab> I need some help setting up a vnc server to a ubuntu 13.04 machine without a monitor, I enabled VNCServer option in lightdm.conf and I can connect to the greeter screen without problems however the resolution and color depth is too low, how do I change this resolution?
[10:07] <torbeo> join #ubuntu
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> Pab: what is the reason for the connection, there may be a sleeker solution to what you are trying to achieve
[10:10] <pii3_> any help please ?
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> pii3_: I gave you a solution, did you try it
[10:11] <Pab> the reason is to be able to use this machine without a monitor
[10:11] <ActionParsnip> Pab: yes but use it to do what?
[10:12] <pii3_> yeah i add modes to monitor section of xorg.conf, restart but it just strech the screen but not resolution
[10:12] <pii3_> do you any other way to chagne resolution from xorg ?
[10:13] <ActionParsnip> pii3_: set a higher DPI
[10:13] <Pab> mostly as a file server and maybe backup over the network if I can get it tow ork
[10:13] <pii3_> its on 1680x1050
[10:13] <ActionParsnip> Pab: then install openssh-server, you will get an SFTP server and you can log on as the user you log inwith already
[10:13] <ActionParsnip> pii3_: at what DPI?
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> Pab: or install samba and configue share using smb.conf   no need for VNC there...
[10:14] <Pab> I already have openssh server installed thats how I'm accessing right now but I would like to have an option to acess the desktop too
[10:14] <pii3_> it seems that i dont have DPI set
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> pii3_: set it in the xorg.conf file
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> Pab: but for what reason...?
[10:16] <pii3_> this is what my xorg file looks like before changes: http://pastebin.com/Pn3HLut3
[10:16] <Pab> no special reason just to have that option available
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> pii3_: run:  gksudo nvidia-settings    and set the res to something, then click 'Save to X config file'
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> Pab: makes the server less secure, unecessary services running
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> pii3_: here is mine: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5776702   note the DPI part and the resolution being set etc
[10:19] <Pab> its for a home network I dont plan to make it available over the internet
[10:20] <pii3_> ActionParsnip, I should add resolution for screen and DPI for monitor
[10:20] <Godricglow> I am installing python dependencies and have a proxy authenticated network, while setting proxy I need to use "@" in pass, which bash is not accepting... I have tried /@ but that didn't work too. what should I do
[10:23] <ActionParsnip> pii3_: if you use the nvidia-settings app ran using gksudo you can set the res and those lines will be generated.
[10:23] <ActionParsnip> pii3_: you can add the DPI as you wish
[10:24] <eCurrency> can somebody help me with getting "bitcoin --daemon" to start at bootup under webmin? I've tried everything  can think of
[10:25] <eCurrency> I installed "bitcoind" using webmin... and now I'm trying to put it in "Bootup and Shutdown" and it won't work
[10:26] <Zeev> how can I start gui app and not lock up the terminal, e.g. like windows' "start" command
[10:29] <histo> Zeev: log out?
[10:30] <histo> Zeev: if not screen has a locking feature
[10:30] <histo> Zeev: sorry missread wow....
[10:30] <Zeev> no I'm in xterm and I want to launch firefox but stay in xterm
[10:30] <histo> Zeev: firefox &
[10:30] <histo> Zeev: background the process with the & symbol
[10:31] <g-a-r-r-y> where is my friend here
[10:31] <Zeev> sometimes when I try sudo gedit & I end up never seeing the gedit window
[10:31] <acerimmer> g-a-r-r-y, this is tech support ...
[10:32] <somsip> !gksudo | Zeev
[10:33] <qwd> I did an update but got a message that /boot is full, so I removed all other kernels. Then I rebooted and have 3.2.0-41-generic, but when I try to update again I can't see the new kernel. How do I upgrade when the update program doesn't show anything new?
[10:33] <Zeev> k thaks
[10:33] <Zeev> thanks*
[10:34] <eCurrency> can somebody help with starting program at bootup?
[10:35] <DJones> !ask | eCurrency
[10:36] <kjellski> Is there any VNC client that has a command line option for scaling the window size? xtightvnc and vncviewer don't have one...
[10:36] <rudolf_> hi
[10:36] <rudolf_> Which download manager do you guys use??
[10:37] <acerimmer> rudolf_, apt-get ...
[10:37] <kjellski> rudolf_: for what kind of downloads?
[10:37] <rudolf_> acerimmer, for downloading files from websites
[10:37] <bazhang> !info aria2 | rudolf_
[10:38] <rudolf_> Ability to download videos from sites would be a great feature.
[10:39] <bazhang> rudolf_, then get one of the browser plugins, like video download helper
[10:39] <rudolf_> okies...so aria2 will be great as a download manager?
[10:39] <bazhang> rudolf_, try it and see
[10:39] <rudolf_> And for videos etc I'll get a plugin.
[10:40] <rudolf_> ok...I just wanted your opinion. You are experienced guys. :)
[10:40] <eCurrency> thanks ubotto...
[10:40] <eCurrency> I think
[10:41] <vnc786> every time i do apt-get purge/install i get this http://pastebin.com/wdsZpFKj recently my apt-get was broken so i copied source.list etc from working machine now i am able to download but how do i get rid of this error
[10:41] <eCurrency> ALL: If I type "bitcoind --daemon" at the command prompt, how do I set this up as a startup service at reboot?
[10:42] <wheatthin> eCurrency, did you use the deb package to install it?
[10:43] <eCurrency> installed it with webmin
[10:43] <wheatthin> how about    sudo service bitcoin start
[10:43] <wheatthin> might be bitcoind
[10:43] <eCurrency> @wheatthin, I'll try that now
[10:44] <eCurrency> (yes, bitcoind)
[10:44] <eCurrency> brb
[10:45] <eCurrency> @wheathin, if I put it in webmin's "Edit Upstart Service" should I include "exec" ?
[10:45] <DJones> !webmin | eCurrency Be aware that webmin isn't recommended or supported for Ubuntu,
[10:45] <sanglv2> 22222222222
[10:46] <sanglv2> chào mọi người
[10:46] <eCurrency> @ubottu, seriousl? oh no....
[10:46] <sanglv2> em là mem mới
[10:46] <wheatthin> DJones, I told him that yesterday, but he doesn't listen
[10:46] <sanglv2> mong mọi người chỉ giúp
[10:46] <acerimmer> !english|sanglv2,
[10:46] <sanglv2> hi
[10:46] <sanglv2> all
[10:46] <acerimmer> sanglv2, greetings
[10:47] <vnc786> any help on this http://pastebin.com/wdsZpFKj
[10:47] <Nait> hello there!
[10:47] <acerimmer> Nait, greetings
[10:48] <LittleBuster> hello, is it possible to see which Hard Drive is actually working?
[10:48] <LittleBuster> e.g.: /dev/sda, /dev/sdv etc
[10:48] <Nait> i need some help to set group and owner to a folder! how can i do??
[10:48] <jrib> LittleBuster: you mean which are mounted?
[10:48] <jrib> !permissions | Nait
[10:49] <wheatthin> eCurrency, I told you last night to install it via software center or apt-get
[10:49] <Nait> jrib, thnx :)
[10:49] <LittleBuster> no, jrib, which has read/write acces
[10:49] <LittleBuster> And it's about the Drive not any mounted partition
[10:49] <eCurrency> @wheathin, when I do I still can't get it to... you know what... Im going to kill it all and start over again...
[10:49] <jrib> LittleBuster: see the output of « mount » and check permissions on the file(s) you care about
[10:49] <eCurrency> whats the "software center" ?
[10:50] <eCurrency> @wheathin, I'll uninstall it from webmin...
[10:50] <gordonjcp> eCurrency: erk
[10:50] <gordonjcp> eCurrency: don't use webmin
[10:50] <eCurrency> lol "erk"
[10:50] <gordonjcp> eCurrency: *ever*
[10:51] <LittleBuster> I care about the activity of /dev/sda, /dev/sdb itself
[10:51] <eCurrency> ok - so don't use webmin... :\
[10:51] <wheatthin> gordonjcp, he can use webmin, just don't install crap via webmin
[10:51] <eCurrency> Ok, don't install crap with it...
[10:51] <jrib> LittleBuster: why? What are you trying to accomplish/determine exactly?
[10:52] <eCurrency> Only started usingit because I can't figure out anyway to get this %&*@^%# service to start at boot
[10:52] <jrib> !webmin
[10:52] <wheatthin> eCurrency, it would have been setup automatically via software center or apt-get
[10:52] <eCurrency> (is <ubottu> a bot?)
[10:52] <wheatthin> yes
[10:52] <jrib> eCurrency: yes
[10:53] <LittleBuster> I'm just interested in how my LV is working. Have a LV with 4 active Drives
[10:53] <jrib> LittleBuster: LV?
[10:53] <LittleBuster> LVM
[10:53] <stuarta> luck?
[10:53] <eCurrency> I'm going to go uninstall bitcoind out of/with webmin (since I used it to install) - then I'm going to type "apt-get bitcoind"
[10:54] <wheatthin> sudo apt-get install bitcoind
[10:54] <LittleBuster> jrib: i had set up a volume group with 4 physical volumes an one logical volume
[10:54] <jrib> LittleBuster: ok, but as far as I know, asking whether something is read/write only makes sense in the context of mount options and permissions
[10:55] <eCurrency> @wheathin - ok, last line reads: "Setting up bitcoind (0.8.2-precise1) ..." now what?
[10:55] <wheatthin> now you configure it
[10:55] <eCurrency> (I should've used "sudo" ?but I'm already root
[10:55] <wheatthin> if it needs it
[10:55] <eCurrency> (it doesn't need t be)
[10:55] <wheatthin> then it's running.
[10:56] <eCurrency> the 1st command would be "bitcoind --daemon" -
[10:56] <wheatthin> no
[10:56] <wheatthin> it's already setup
[10:56] <eCurrency> But if the server goes down, it won't restart
[10:56] <stuarta> LittleBuster: your can look at the lvm metadata in /etc/lvm/backup which will tell you which extents are on which PV and thus which drives are active
[10:56] <wheatthin> yes it will
[10:56] <gordonjcp> wheatthin: webmin is too problematic
[10:56] <eCurrency> its not running because I don't see the process and when I type "bitcoind getblockcount" I get an error
[10:56] <wheatthin> gordonjcp, either way, he didn't install it using webmin, so it doesn't matter
[10:56] <gordonjcp> wheatthin: if you want something that will turn your configuration files into a scrambled fragile mess, have at it
[10:57] <eCurrency> I don't get that error if I type "bitcoind -daemon" then run the count
[10:57] <LittleBuster> jrib: iostat was what i was looking for.
[10:57] <eCurrency>  bitcoind getblockcount
[10:57] <eCurrency> error: couldn't connect to server
[10:57] <jrib> LittleBuster: doesn't iostat give you statistics?
[10:57] <wheatthin> eCurrency, sudo service bitcoind start
[10:57] <wheatthin> don't try to run daemon when there's no need to
[10:57] <eCurrency> if I type "bitcoind --daemon" - then run the blockcount, I get the blockcount
[10:58] <jrib> LittleBuster: reading up on LVM a bit there does seem to be "lslv" which gives information about logical volumes including read-write permission
[10:58] <rudolf_> hey bazhang I see aria2 is a command line utility. :|
[10:58] <LittleBuster> jrib: watch -n 1 'iostat' is exactly what need.
[10:58] <jrib> LittleBuster: ok
[10:58] <wheatthin> in the terminal type   man bitcoind or find a tutorial to configure it
[10:58] <aqw22ss> .
[10:58] <eCurrency> so I can put that "sudo service bitcoind start" in rc.local and it will start bitcoind ?
[10:58] <wheatthin> NO
[10:59] <wheatthin> listen.. it's already in rc
[10:59] <jrib> eCurrency: you should not put service commands in /etc/rc.local ...
[10:59] <eCurrency> wheathin - there is no configuring
[10:59] <wheatthin> yes there is.
[10:59] <eCurrency> ok, I'll read the man
[11:00] <wheatthin> http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/precise/man5/bitcoin.conf.5.html
[11:00] <eCurrency> @wheathin from the man "   -daemon
[11:00] <eCurrency>               Run in the background as a daemon and accept commands
[11:00] <eCurrency> "
[11:01] <wheatthin> eCurrency, did you read the man already?
[11:01] <eCurrency> @wheathin reading...
[11:01] <wheatthin> eCurrency, don't ask until you do.. lol
[11:01] <eCurrency> I already have the .conf set up... it connects to the network and gets the blocks with no problem - "when its running"
[11:02] <gordonjcp> eCurrency: what kind of graphics cards are you using?
[11:02] <wheatthin> eCurrency, ps aux | grep bitcoind
[11:02] <aqw22ss> .
[11:03] <eCurrency> Im looking at 51 processes.. none of them are bitcoin
[11:03] <wheatthin> just type it~!
[11:03] <eCurrency> @gordon, its a hosted server
[11:03] <aqw22ss> .
[11:04] <eCurrency> @wheathin: heres the reply:
[11:04] <eCurrency> root     12483  0.0  0.1  15192  1352 pts/0    T    14:59   0:00 man bitcoind
[11:04] <eCurrency> root     12582  0.0  0.0   6460   716 pts/0    S+   15:03   0:00 grep --color=auto bitcoind
[11:04] <eCurrency> thats all
[11:04] <wheatthin> then it's not configured right
[11:05] <wheatthin> try with just bitcoin
[11:05] <eCurrency> ok
[11:06] <eCurrency> (Im not sure what else needs to be configued. I did the same them on ubuntu as I did one centos and I ran a mining pool and all worked fine) 1 sec
[11:06] <eCurrency> I'll type that command
[11:06] <eCurrency> root     12483  0.0  0.1  15192  1352 pts/0    T    14:59   0:00 man bitcoind
[11:06] <eCurrency> root     12636  0.0  0.0   6460   716 pts/0    S+   15:06   0:00 grep --color=auto bitcoin
[11:06] <wheatthin> was that before or after you installed it with webmin?
[11:06] <wheatthin> err apt-get
[11:07] <eCurrency> what I just showed you? After apt-get
[11:08] <wheatthin> and where did you configure it?
[11:08] <eCurrency> you set up the .conf file in .bitcoin - thats all
[11:09] <nannina> ciao
[11:09] <wheatthin> look for bitcoin.conf throughout the system
[11:09] <nannina> !list
[11:09] <wheatthin> locate bitcoin.conf
[11:09] <eCurrency> whereis ?
[11:09] <eCurrency> oh
[11:10] <fionnan> When I type Alt Gr + ; I get a …  , anyone know how I can turn this off?
[11:10] <eCurrency> root/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf
[11:10] <eCurrency> usr/share/doc/bitcoind/examples/bitcoin.conf
[11:11] <eCurrency> usr/share/man/man5/bitcoin.conf.5.gz
[11:11] <eCurrency> var/cache/man/cat5/bitcoin.conf.5.gz
[11:11] <eCurrency> that is all
[11:12] <rudolf_> Can aria2 support multiple downloads?
[11:13] <bazhang> rudolf_, what does the manpage for it say
[11:13] <rudolf_> I can download only one file with one terminal. :|
[11:13]  * LargePizz  Picture of my whore ex-girlfriend naked for your enjoyment: http://imagetwist.com/9x3zece21oyg
[11:16] <aqw22ss> .
[11:16] <bazhang> !ask | aqw22ss
[11:16] <thunder1212> hi i have purchased a windows 8 laptop how can i use ubuntu on it it does not have any option to boot from live usb
[11:16] <DJones> !uefi | thunder1212
[11:16] <acerimmer> thunder1212, no way a NEW laptop doesn't have the usb option
[11:17] <thunder1212> acerimmer: what if one deletes the entire hard disk space?
[11:18] <ActionPa1snip> thunder1212: are you wanting to remove Win8 completely?
[11:18] <wheatthin> eCurrency, it says in some forums that you might need to create a crontab for it to start after booting
[11:18] <thunder1212> ActionPa1snip: can i get it back if i want?
[11:18] <wheatthin> !crontab | eCurrency
[11:18] <acerimmer> thunder1212, we seem to be talking about 2 different things.  You said you couldn't boot from the usb ... ?
[11:19] <thunder1212> acerimmer: yes
[11:19] <rudolf_> bazhang, yeah there is an option -j to set multiple concurrent downloads.
[11:19] <acerimmer> thunder1212, make and model of your computer?
[11:19] <rudolf_> Bazhang, but do I need to copy the download link everytime and input it to aria2c to start the download?
[11:19] <thunder1212> acerimmer: asus
[11:20] <rudolf_> Dont you think it is a bit lengthy? Or there is some other easy method??
[11:20] <thunder1212> acerimmer: without cd drive
[11:20] <acerimmer> thunder1212, precisely my point.  that thing DOES have the boot from usb option.
[11:21] <thunder1212> acerimmer: but when i start the system i dont get any option f2 or f10 or f12 to select boot deivice?
[11:21] <thunder1212> acerimmer: it just starts with asus logo and then windows 8 login screen
[11:22] <acerimmer> thunder1212, there's a display during power on/self test that tells you exactly what key you need to press
[11:22] <eCurrency> @wheathin
[11:22] <acerimmer> thunder1212, and read your documentation.  if you ever have to reinstall win8 you need the same info.
[11:23] <eCurrency> Where you read that at?
[11:23] <thunder1212> acerimmer: ok will try again will be back..
[11:23] <ActionPa1snip> thunder1212: sure, use backups etc
[11:23] <thunder1212> ActionPa1snip: ok
[11:23] <thunder1212> thanks
[11:23] <wheatthin> eCurrency, https://bitcointalk.org/
[11:23] <wheatthin> look there for more info
[11:24] <wheatthin> eCurrency, since it has no startup/init for the program, one must use a crontab to automatically start it
[11:25] <eCurrency> @wheathin checking.
[11:25] <eCurrency> see! I knew I wasn't crazy... EVERYBODY I know starts it with "bitcoind --daemon"
[11:26] <eCurrency> or if you're going to send command via json you use bitcoind --server
[11:26] <root> whatever?
[11:26] <wheatthin> lol
[11:27] <Guest98335> LOL?
[11:27] <wheatthin> Not good to be root in irc
[11:27] <Guest98335> ?
[11:27] <Ben64> !rootirc | Guest98335
[11:28] <gordonjcp> wheatthin: although it is fun setting your IRC username to "root" and watching the IRC net-nannies pitch a fit
[11:28] <kostkon_> Guest98335: nick already taken
[11:28] <pumpi> hi. I want to add some words into a text-file with "echo". but every word should be its own line. how can I do this with echo with one command??
[11:28] <Guest98335> ?
[11:28] <eCurrency> !webmin | ecurrency
[11:28] <wheatthin> gordonjcp, I doubt it's the case
[11:28] <gordonjcp> wheatthin: undoubtedly
[11:29] <eCurrency> Thats how that was done!
[11:29] <eCurrency> lol
[11:29] <jrib> pumpi: use \n and pass -e to echo
[11:29] <jrib> pumpi: echo -e 'foo\nbar'
[11:29] <wheatthin> eCurrency, so, if you need to use webmin to create a crontab for you, then by all means do it, but don't ask for our help
[11:30] <Guest98335> -
[11:31] <ActionPa1snip> eCurrency: gnome-schedule is a GUI for cron ,it is beneficial to learn how to edit contabs in terminal though
[11:31] <vnc786> how do i get rid of this "dpkg warning files list file for package...." whenever i do apt-get install or purge
[11:31] <pumpi> hi JRIB. Thank you very much !! :-D
[11:32] <wen> .
[11:32] <eCurrency> @ActionPa1snip - thanks... I'm on a hosted server... I wouldn't have access to gnome-scedule, or would I?
[11:33] <wheatthin> eCurrency, how would he know? you'd have to check with your host
[11:33] <wen> OH!
[11:34] <eCurrency> @wheathin - I thought it was apparent that I was newb with ubuntu - didn't know if it was something standard... ok
[11:34] <wheatthin> well if you aren't on a desktop environment, then it wouldn't be of use
[11:34] <ActionPa1snip> eCurrency: if you install it and have an X server on your client then yes. Again, learn cron. It's not hard
[11:35] <ActionPa1snip> eCurrency: plenty of guides around. The file even tells you what each colomn means
[11:35] <manjush> Can anyone tell me ,what does a disk store in shared disk architecture?
[11:36] <eCurrency> Oh no... I've set plenty of crons in cpanel... until I got sick... but only did it at the command prompt a few times... no biggi
[11:36] <eCurrency> thanks
[11:36] <eCurrency> and thanks wheathin
[11:37] <wheatthin> yup
[11:37] <eCurrency> wondering if it's worth it to tackle installing ruby - always run in to problems with gem bundlers blah blah
[11:38] <th0r> eCurrency: when I use cron I create a file cron.txt and put the commands in there. Then I can load it with (iirc) crontab -L <filename>. Makes editing a command a lot easier
[11:38] <eCurrency> thanks @th0r
[11:42] <dahz> hello, is there a way to look at vine videos on a pc? https://vine.co/v/hBrJrXzFuMH
[11:43] <wheatthin> dahz, on a pc meaning ubuntu installation?
[11:43] <dahz> wheatthin: yes
[11:43] <wheatthin> dahz, try googling it?
[11:44] <acerimmer> dahz, install a video download plugin, capture, save, play ...
[11:44] <wheatthin> I'm watching a vine video on chrome, in ubuntu, so yes dahz
[11:45] <clusty> i am getting some grief from apt complaining signatures are invalid for one of the main repositories
[11:45] <clusty> any idea how I can re-fetch signatures ?
[11:45] <dahz> ok actually it didn't work with chromium but it did with firefox
[11:45] <wheatthin> dahz, try with chrome :)
[11:46] <wheatthin> or download the plugin whichever one it is
[11:49] <ss_haze> I have question about ubuntu software - kdenlive, and how to make titles be in front of the video, or overlay.
[11:51] <ss_haze> I have to use transitions, but none of them make my title appear in front of the background video
[11:54] <ss_haze> I even made a transparent picture, I guess I should use inside maker of the logo
[11:55] <acerimmer> ss_haze, might also ask in ubuntustudio
[11:57] <linuxuz3r> is antartica bigger than eu?
[11:58] <jrib> !ot | linuxuz3r
[11:58] <acerimmer> !ot|linuxnewb2,
[11:58] <DJones> linuxuz3r: Looks like you're in the wriong channel for that question
[11:59] <linuxuz3r> ok
[11:59] <linuxuz3r> ;p
[12:05] <linuxuz3r> is wayland finished?
[12:06] <linuxuz3r> or is it still in beta
[12:06] <linuxuz3r> ?
[12:07] <ska> Can I safely remove plymouth from a server?
[12:07] <sfxcc> how i installl binutils for debian lenny ?
[12:07] <linuxuz3r> sfxcc, try #debian
[12:07] <sfxcc> i tried
[12:07] <sfxcc> no answer
[12:08] <auronandace> sfxcc: that doesn't make this channel debian support
[12:08] <sfxcc> no but its on debian it works
[12:08] <sfxcc> is the same
[12:08] <sfxcc> nO?
[12:08] <ska> Is Lenny even being maintained?
[12:09] <sfxcc> i nee to install binutils how i do it
[12:09] <rudolf_> Why does terminal not complete the file name when TAB is pressed? :(
[12:10] <DJones> rudolf_: That would suggest that there are two files with similar names and it doesn't know which one you want to tab-complete to
[12:11] <auronandace> or you made a spelling mistake
[12:12] <mrj0nes> @ sfxcc have you tried sudo apt-get install binutils
[12:13] <rudolf_> DJoes, its is not so...There is only one file by that name.
[12:16] <rudolf_> DJones, it is doing...sorry...It was my mistake.
[12:17] <rudolf_> Forgot the case sensitive thing...new to case sensitive environment.
[12:17] <[]Tsukasa[]> Migrating a few ubuntu server boxs from ESXi 3.x to Hyper-V and having issues getting them to boot. I'm guessing a kernel/driver issue since they are being move to new hardware under a new hyper-visor?
[12:17] <DJones> rudolf_: That catches a lot of people out
[12:18] <rudolf_> I'll adapt very soon, DJones :)
[12:29] <rudolf_> There are so many emails in my inbox that thunderbird hangs everytime I open it.
[12:29] <rudolf_> :D
[12:33] <ska> Removing ftp also removes ubuntu-standard...
[12:37] <ActionPa1snip> ska: why would you remove ftp?
[12:39] <ska> because it isn't needed and poses a security risk
[12:39] <ska> ?
[12:39] <ActionPa1snip> ska: for the sake of 239kb, can't you keep it?
[12:39] <ActionPa1snip> ska: ftp is the client, its not an ftp server
[12:39] <ActionPa1snip> ska: cli ftp client
[12:39] <ska> true, but it can be used to DL malware.
[12:40] <ActionPa1snip> ska: so can a web browser
[12:40] <ska> No web browser on this one, except w3m
[12:40] <ActionPa1snip> ska: you could remove the execute bits I guess, but its not needed
[12:40] <ActionPa1snip> ska: w3m IS a web browser..
[12:41] <ska> What about gcc and g++, should I leave those on too?
[12:41] <ActionPa1snip> ska: if you need them, sure
[12:41] <ska> ActionPa1snip: do you harden servers much?
[12:41] <ActionPa1snip> ska: the steps you are taking will have minimal gains
[12:42] <ActionPa1snip> ska: you'll need to look into apparmor adn polkit etc, those will benefit you more in hardening the box
[12:42] <ska> True, but a gain is a gain.
[12:43] <ska> All security guides and people say to remove all unneeded packages.
[12:43] <ActionPa1snip> ska: could make a group called ftp and give it group ownership to the ftp binary, you can then add users to the group whom you wish to have access to the binary
[12:43] <ska> Does apt need ftp?
[12:43] <jpds> ska: Well, start with installing a minimal set of packages.
[12:43] <jpds> ska: No..
[12:44] <ska> jpds: I think we did, but ftp doesn't seem to be needed (for example).
[12:44] <ActionPa1snip> ska: you can check the dependancies on packages.ubuntu.com etc, or rdepends may show you
[12:44] <ska> But it is needed with "ubuntu-standard"..
[12:44] <SuperLag> is there a history of what packages you've installed with apt-get?
[12:44] <ActionPa1snip> SuperLag: /var/log/dpkg.log
[12:44] <jpds> SuperLag: /var/log/apt/history.log
[12:44] <jpds> ActionPa1snip: No.
[12:44] <ActionPa1snip> SuperLag: shows a log of all installs and removals
[12:45] <ska> What is rdepends.. I don't see it as a command or package.
[12:45] <Pici> ska: apt-cache rdepends
[12:45] <ActionPa1snip> !info rdepends
[12:46] <Pici> or apt-rdepends if you need a lot more detail.
[12:46] <ActionPa1snip> thats the one
[12:46] <SuperLag> hmm... those list dependencies too.
[12:46] <SuperLag> I'm trying to figure out just the ones that I requested
[12:47] <ska> Things like dosfsutils look innocent enough, but it could be used in ways that help attackers.
[12:48] <jpds> ska: Well, if they have a shell on your box, you're pretty much screwed anyway.
[12:49] <jpds> ska: Focus on keeping them out of the box.
[12:49] <ska> jpds: if they have a normal shell, thats not good, but its not as bad as root.
[12:49] <jpds> ska: That didn't make sense.
[12:49] <ska> jpds: do you ever use bastille?
[12:49] <jpds> ska: No.
[12:50] <nait> hello , i tried to install chrome and I've had this error! http://pastebin.com/Mxf60JpB
[12:50] <jpds> ska: But I know of it, but I prefer to harden things in other ways.
[12:50] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[12:51] <ska> jpds: any guidelines or online outline of how you harden?
[12:51] <jpds> ska: No.
[12:55] <marianne_> Has anyone had success buying a PC preloaded with ubuntu?
[12:55] <jpds> ska: But focussing on things like an ftp client binary isn't the way to do it.
[12:56] <jpds> ska: In my opinion, far better to just block outing FTP access at a firewall level.
[12:56] <jpds> out-going*
[12:56] <olivierrr> does anyone here know where I can find usage stats of Ubuntu? or downloadstats for the iso's?
[12:56] <ska> sure.
[12:57] <ska> jpds: My experience is that the layered approach works very well. All possible layers are effective, including access, and minimizing utilities that are not needed.
[12:59] <jpds> ska: True, but if the person has shell access, then they can run any exploit that comes out on the system.
[12:59] <ska> True, but we don't allow shell access.
[12:59] <jpds> Great, so the ftp binary isn't an issue. :)
[13:00] <ska> Unless they hack the admin account :)
[13:00] <jpds> Then you have bigger problems/should be using ssh keys. :)
[13:00] <ska> True.
[13:00] <ActionPa1snip> tinfoil hat collector :)
[13:00] <iceroot> will everything from proposed be part of the main/updates repos later? or are there packages which will be only on proposed all the time and not going to main/updates?
[13:01] <jpds> iceroot: Packages from proposed move to updates, if they validate successfully.
[13:01] <jpds> ActionPa1snip: Security is the reward of unceasing vigilance.
[13:02] <ActionPa1snip> jpds: but there is a level where it becomes comical
[13:02] <iceroot> jpds: ok, thank you
[13:03] <eCurrency> @wheathin - that cron command worked like a charm. I rebooted the server and the cron ran the --daemon command and the blockcount is back on track! Thanks
[13:03] <ska> jpds: Sometimes automated bots use things like ftp, gcc, g++ and other tools to install and propagate.
[13:04] <Soelen> hello, I am loosing connection to my ubuntu server every 5 minutes all of the sudden! And I don't know why
[13:05] <Soelen> /var/log/kern.log says something about kernel: [14248.385796] r8169 0000:01:0a.0: eth0: link down
[13:05] <Soelen> and the link is getting up after 2 seconds again, what could this cause?
[13:08] <JoeSomebody> i asked this in ##linux, was relatively pointless, can netflix work in linux? so if they do not know, or are hoarding the answer, i shall try everywhere else
[13:09] <Kyan[> hello
[13:09] <auronandace> !netflix | JoeSomebody
[13:12] <JoeSomebody> thanks
[13:18] <hugo> hc_
[13:18] <reisio> hc_
[13:18] <reisio> hugo: doesn't do anything :)
[13:20] <travisimo> hey guys, I just did a fresh install of the latest Ubuntu.  I am looking for two things.  first:  a good way to test graphics card/drivers.  second:  which drivers should I use?  I have an Nvidia gtx 660 ti
[13:21] <gelswip> does anyone know what would cause my gnome panels to keep growing like this http://i.imgur.com/i8Al6PH.jpg
[13:22] <SuperLag> jpds: Duh. I said I was trying to figure out just the packages I requested. Well, I didn't read far enough down the history.log to see that it had exactly what I was looking for. :)
[13:24] <rymate1234> /opt/splashtop-streamer/SRFeature: error while loading shared libraries: libcelt0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[13:24] <ActionPa1snip> rymate1234: run:  sudo updatedb; locate libcelt0     you may need to make a sylink to humour the application
[13:25] <Kyan[> someone knows how can i know the input device name of my actual keyboard?
[13:26] <rymate1234> /opt/splashtop-streamer/libcelt0.so
[13:26] <rymate1234> /opt/splashtop-streamer/libcelt0.so.0
[13:26] <rymate1234> /opt/splashtop-streamer/libcelt0.so.0.0.0
[13:26] <rymate1234> lol
[13:26] <FloodBot1> rymate1234: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:26] <reisio> Kyan[: cat /dev/input/by-id/foo
[13:27] <ActionPa1snip> rymate1234: you could symlink the files you gave to the other lib folders.
[13:27] <Kyan[> reisio, "file not found"
[13:27] <reisio> Kyan[: foo is a placeholder
[13:27] <ActionPa1snip> rymate1234: or try: cd /opt/splashtop-streamer       then run the app
[13:29] <travisimo> hey guys, I just did a fresh install of the latest Ubuntu.  I am looking for two things.  first:  a good way to test graphics card/drivers.  second:  which drivers should I use?  I have an Nvidia gtx 660 ti
[13:29] <ActionPa1snip> travisimo: does your CPU have an inbuilt GPU too?
[13:29] <reisio> glxgears
[13:29] <travisimo> it does, but I have the intel GPU disabled in BIOS
[13:29] <rymate1234> ActionPa1snip, tried cd and run, no dice
[13:30] <ActionPa1snip> rymate1234: you could add the folder as an extra lib folder, or symlink to the folder with the other .so files
[13:30] <rymate1234> nvm, found out how
[13:31] <rymate1234> turns out there was a .desktop file in that folder
[13:31] <rymate1234> and the command to launch is "python /opt/splashtop-streamer/SRStreamer.pyc"
[13:31] <ActionPa1snip> rymate1234: and it sets up stuff ok, right?
[13:31] <rymate1234> yeah
[13:31] <rymate1234> seems alright now
[13:32] <ActionPa1snip> rymate1234: sweet
[13:32] <rymate1234> yeah, works perfectly :D
[13:33] <rymate1234> apart from audio streaming
[13:33] <rymate1234> lmao
[13:34] <ActionPa1snip> rymate1234: seems like a media server to hold files, you can then connect etc
[13:35] <rymate1234> oh, god, audio streaming streams audio about 2 notes lower
[13:35] <rymate1234> ActionPa1snip, its remote desktop for ipad
[13:35] <ActionPa1snip> rymate1234: why do you need the full desktop?
[13:36] <rymate1234> spotify without premium
[13:36] <rymate1234> :>
[13:37] <abdel> hello please can someone tell me how to install kodak i1320 scanner (driver and software) in ubuntu 13.04
[13:37] <ActionPa1snip> rymate1234: there is a remote control python app, you can then install the remote control app and control what is playing :)
[13:37] <ActionPa1snip> abdel: kodak hates linux, i doubt you will get it working
[13:38] <ActionPa1snip> abdel: I suggest you check the openprinting.org site
[13:38] <abdel> so u mean its not possible to install kodak in liux
[13:38] <ActionPa1snip> abdel: there may be a compatible driver but otherwise no
[13:39] <ActionPa1snip> abdel: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-843710.html
[13:39] <ActionPa1snip> abdel: there is the famous 'kodak letter'
[13:39] <ActionPa1snip> abdel: conversely, HP love Linux
[13:39] <rymate1234> ActionPa1snip, i doubt the remote control streams music
[13:39] <ActionPa1snip> rymate1234: not from PC to tablet, is that what you mean
[13:39] <rymate1234> yeah
[13:40] <abdel> ok thanks
[13:40] <ActionPa1snip> rymate1234: could use plex, or a media player that can stream from samba etc
[13:41] <travisimo> hey guys, I just did a fresh install of the latest Ubuntu.  I am looking for two things.  first:  a good way to test graphics card/drivers.  second:  which drivers should I use?  I have an Nvidia gtx 660 ti
[13:42] <marianne_> travisimo: did you load the 'additional drivers' from the dash?
[13:43] <travisimo> I have went there and selected the NVIDIA binary Xorg driver, kernel module and VDPAU library from nividia-313-updates
[13:43] <tenaglia> hi all
[13:44] <adamk_> travisimo: And is the driver doing everything you want it to do?
[13:44] <tenaglia> what is the sanest way to install ubuntu server on a remote box without possibility to setup a dhcp/tftp server?
[13:44] <tenaglia> I alreay have RHEL installed and have access as root
[13:44] <definity> anybody here got a command to formate a drive in NTFS?
[13:44] <definity> format*
[13:44] <marianne_> travisimo: I have always used 'current' as my selection
[13:45] <travisimo> I dont know yet.  I just want to know that it is utilizing it to its full extent.  I am going to install steam soon.  is there a good benchmark I can use?
[13:46] <adamk_> travisimo: The best benchmarks are the programs you are going to be actually using on the computer.
[13:47] <travisimo> k, I am installing steam now
[13:48] <ActionPa1snip> definity: I'd use Windows OS, there may be a command in ntfs-utils but as NTFS i sproprietary to Microsoft I would use their OS to make the partition
[13:48] <accc> hi
[13:48] <definity> ActionPa1snip: I thought microsoft was FAT32
[13:50] <BluesKaj> definity, if you were running W95 , fat32 would be fine
[13:51] <ActionPa1snip> definity: FAT32 is not MS specific
[13:52] <abdel> can sane work in place of kodak
[13:52] <mndo> hi, i am trying to prevent the installation of a package (openvpn) i tried doing a echo "openvpn hold" | dpkg --set-selections but it is still possible to apt-get install openvpn, is there a way to block it?
[13:54] <andywe> use apt-pinning
[13:54] <andywe> edit /etc/apt/preferences and add your package there
[13:54] <mars__> cat
[13:54] <ska> For some reason, ssh has no entry in rcN.d.. but it starts..
[13:54] <andywe> this will prevent the installtion ...Package: <nameofpackage> Pin: origin "" Pin-Priority: -1
[13:55] <songo> hi
[13:55] <ska> Is ssh started in a different way????
[13:55] <Asad2005> How can i change font style liferea 1.8 unity desktop
[13:56] <songo> sibuna
[13:57] <songo_> hii
[13:57] <songo> hi adam
[13:57] <songo_> FAG
[13:57] <songo_> no1 likes u
[13:57] <songo_> die
[13:57] <songo> faG ETTT
[13:57] <songo_> whore
[13:57] <songo_> slut
[13:57] <FloodBot1> songo_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:57] <songo_> fag]
[13:57] <songo> die jus die
[13:57] <songo> cleverbot rape lik jimmy
[13:57] <rymate1234> both of you
[13:57] <rymate1234> stop arguing
[13:57] <songo> shut it bastard
[13:57] <rymate1234> no
[13:58] <songo> sex is wat u need
[13:58] <rymate1234> this is a public channel
[13:58] <songo> ur gay
[13:58] <rymate1234> with 1720 people in here
[13:58] <songo> haha gay
[13:58] <rymate1234> please respect other people
[13:58] <songo> GVBFVTTY
[13:58] <songo> GVBFVTTY
[13:58] <gordonjcp> !ops | songo
[13:58] <FloodBot1> songo: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:58] <rymate1234> lul
[13:59] <rymate1234> yay got splashtop working properly
[13:59] <rymate1234> sadly means I have to use gnome
[14:01] <ArneLurk> I'm having EUFI problems. Win7 x64 install not being detected by 12.10 x64 (both in UEFI mode)
[14:01] <ska> When I run sysv-rc-conf, ssh is not listed in Runlevels 2,3,4,5.. Is that correct if I need ssh??
[14:02] <devgru> hello everyone
[14:02] <reisio> heyo
[14:03] <devgru> I'm having trouble getting the background in Ubuntu Unity to work, the dashbar and everything works great except the wallpaper area looks pixelated and the windows drag
[14:03] <devgru> everything works fine with gnome3
[14:04] <ska> I guess ssh isnt governed/started/stopped by sysv anymore..
[14:04] <StaticLNX> ska: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/openssh-server.html
[14:05] <paulbanks> anyone here using the proprietary amd driver for his/her radeon hd graphics card ?
[14:05] <reisio> paulbanks: probably someone is
[14:05] <jrib> ska: it's managed by upstart.  What do you want to accomplish?
[14:05] <reisio> ska: IME if you try the sysv way, you get information
[14:06] <ska> jrib: I want to verify that SSH will come up with a reboot.
[14:06] <jrib> ska: did you install it through the repositories?
[14:06] <ska> sure
[14:06] <ska> all normal
[14:06] <jrib> ska: then by default it will be started
[14:07] <ska> jrib: is thare any util that shows what service are started then?
[14:07] <ska> including upstart and sysv
[14:07] <jrib> ska: no, but you can check your upstart configuration in /etc/init (and also read the ssh.conf init script because it provides a way to disable it in /etc/default)
[14:07] <Ardethian> Guys, does anyone know of a reason why my Ubuntu 12.01 gets stuck sometimes after going to sleep mode? Its happening ever since I started working there and im the one who installed the OS, so its a new installation. Any ideas?
[14:08] <jrib> Ardethian: there's no such thing as 12.01
[14:08] <Ardethian> 12.04
[14:08] <Ardethian> my bad.
[14:08] <Ardethian> :)
[14:08] <reisio> try another graphics driver
[14:08] <ska> jrib: thanks.. I am 90% of the way there, I was just looking for a tool that tells me what services will be started in state runelevel 2.
[14:09] <jrib> ska: there is no such tool; you have to consult the configuration files yourself
[14:10] <ska> ok,... I guess it was nice when all was known via sysv-rc
[14:11] <linuxuz3r> is selinux available in 12.04
[14:11] <jrib> !selinux | linuxuz3r
[14:11] <reisio> I'm sure you can utilize it whether Ubuntu makes it simple or not
[14:12] <linuxuz3r> is selinux backdoor for nsa
[14:12] <linuxuz3r> any0ne
[14:12] <linuxuz3r> just curious
[14:13] <Pici> linuxuz3r: What do you think we're going to say?
[14:13] <narcos> Hi all. I'd like to grant a user the ability to reboot a machine. The user has sudo access, but I don't want to be prompted for a password
[14:13] <readyjar> narcos: What's wrong with a password?
[14:13] <jrib> narcos: is the user logging in through a desktop manager like lightdm?
[14:13] <narcos> readyjar: Scripts are bad at typing passwords
[14:14] <narcos> So, I want to remote reboot these boxes via ssh. I've setup keys so I can send commands without entering a password, but I can't send the reboot command
[14:15] <babilen> narcos: Read sudoers(5) and use NOPASSWD for reboot -- The example section even has an elaborate example that covers reboot for groups of people.
[14:15] <jrib> narcos: you can configure sudo to not prompt for passwords with specifc commands as babilen points out
[14:15] <jrib> narcos: also, make sure you use "sudo visudo" to edit sudoers, don't edit it directly
[14:20] <linuxuz3r> do you trust selinux or nsa
[14:21] <linuxuz3r> should i trust them
[14:21] <songo> what is this/
[14:21] <songo> ?
[14:22] <reisio> linuxuz3r: it's all open source, and heavily audited
[14:22] <auronandace> songo: welcome to the ubuntu support channel
[14:22] <reisio> whether you want to boycott it for other reasons is entirely up to you
[14:22] <songo> oh well GO DIE
[14:22] <linuxuz3r> omg reisio apparmor is selinux?
[14:22] <reisio> linuxuz3r: no it isn't
[14:23] <songo> quit everyone or else
[14:23] <reisio> songo: hrmm?
[14:23] <songo> i will find u and kill u all
[14:23] <songo> if you dont quit
[14:23] <songo> this group
[14:24] <reisio> songo: :)
[14:24] <linuxuz3r> is he still there
[14:26]  * ActionPa1snip stays
[14:27] <bailey> Hello
[14:27] <simonsimcity> Hi, guys
[14:27] <reisio> 'lo
[14:27] <ArneLurk> is it possible to just install ubuntu on another HDD or SSD (than e.g. Win7) and dual boot using the bios? Because it's probably cheaper than me wasting time on this UEFI dual boot problem
[14:27] <simonsimcity> I have some problems with GIT since updating to 13.04 ..
[14:28] <simonsimcity> I always get the following error:
[14:28] <simonsimcity> fatal: unable to access '/home/$user/.config/git/config': Permission denied (where $user is my username)
[14:28] <auronandace> ArneLurk: if it allows selecting which disk to boot from then yes
[14:28] <simonsimcity> But the file as 777 permission and in addition is owned by the account I call this command from using SUDO ..
[14:29] <ArneLurk> auronandace: Yeah, it's F12 on my gigabyte board. Shows all bootable devices in both UEFI and non UEFI I think
[14:29] <simonsimcity> Anyone has an idea why the file still is not accessible by GIT, even so it's 777?
[14:30] <somsip> simonsimcity: try in .git
[14:30] <simonsimcity> somsip, it's a bared repo ...
[14:30] <somsip> simonsimcity: that was maybe a bit too cryptic. Check the files under the .git folder for bad permissions
[14:30] <mm12> hey all wsup
[14:30] <theadmin> simonsimcity: Is the whole path accessible, though? That is, is .config owned by you and readwritable, same for /home/$USER/?
[14:31] <somsip> simonsimcity: if it is a bare repo, there are no files to have permissions....er, right?
[14:31] <jrib> simonsimcity: it's strange for 1) that file to be 777 and not have more sane permissions and 2) for you to be using sudo in this situation
[14:31] <simonsimcity> jrib, Maybe you just don't know what I do :)
[14:31] <jrib> simonsimcity: k
[14:31] <Ardethian> Guys, does anyone know of a reason why my Ubuntu 12.04 gets stuck sometimes after going to sleep mode? Its happening ever since I started working there and im the one who installed the OS, so its a new installation. Any ideas?
[14:31] <mm12> which do i download for my machine its 64 bit.. ubuntu 12.04lts  or ubuntu 13.04 whats the difference
[14:32] <silv3r_m00n> hi there, i need to run a program in 13.10 that cannot run beyond 12.10
[14:32] <silv3r_m00n> how ?
[14:32] <somsip> simonsimcity: sorry - I appear to have come in halfway through the conversation. I'll read back first...
[14:32] <somsip> simonsimcity: so what command are you running under sudo to generate the error message?
[14:32] <mm12> which is more stable...12.04lts or 13.04?
[14:33] <theadmin> silv3r_m00n: 13.10 is not supported. And, if the program isn't supported above 12.10, you likely can't run it anyways.
[14:33] <simonsimcity> somsip, jrib, theadmin, to explain the whole situation: I had a git auto-deployment working, based on a bared repository.
[14:33] <X200> simonsimcity: I think that it's a git bug because I found multiple defects open on that issue http://www.redmine.org/issues/13631 https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=460370
[14:33] <silv3r_m00n> theadmin: i mean, i need to run on 13.04
[14:34] <simonsimcity> Since updating from 12.10 to 13.04 I get the error, that the file is not accessible anymore.
[14:34] <theadmin> silv3r_m00n: Same answer -- except the unsupported bit. You can try to download the package file from packages.ubuntu.com and install it with dpkg yourself, but it will likely not work.
[14:34] <simonsimcity> X200, me too, but that are just warnings - not errors.
[14:34] <narcos> babilen, jrib: Ok I'll go read those docs, ta++
[14:34] <X200> simonsimcity: maybe you should try a newer version of git
[14:35] <jrib> mm12: they are both stable releases.  12.04 is supported for 5 years after release and 13.04 for 9 months from release.  12.04 was released in april 2012.  13.04 was released in april 2013
[14:35] <silv3r_m00n> theadmin: what does it mean to install ubuntu in a chroot ?
[14:35] <somsip> simonsimcity: so what is the command that is being run under sudo that causes the warning/error?
[14:35] <theadmin> silv3r_m00n: Eh... Probably too complicated of a process, try using a virtual machine (virtualbox etc) instead
[14:35] <bailey> test
[14:35] <somsip> !test | babilen
[14:35] <mm12> oh ok thanks jrib
[14:35] <Digget> hey guiz
[14:35] <babilen> somsip: Is there anything in particular I can do for you?
[14:35] <h0rati0> sup
[14:35] <somsip> babilen: meant for someone already gone
[14:36] <simonsimcity> somsip, One example is: "sudo -u www-data git config --global" ... just to try if the user is able to read the config-file.
[14:36] <silv3r_m00n> theadmin: virtualbox is too much , need something on same system
[14:36] <mm12> so its better to hanve 12.04lts
[14:36] <Digget> I love ubuntu.
[14:36] <theadmin> silv3r_m00n: Oh. I see. Well, chroot basically means installing to a folder on your HD and then using the "chroot" command to access that install.
[14:36] <simonsimcity> X200, how can I get hands on a newer git-version if it's not in the repo? :) Maybe a stupid question - but still ...
[14:36] <theadmin> silv3r_m00n: I have no idea how to do that with the Ubuntu installer though
[14:36] <X200> simonsimcity: try the git ppa https://launchpad.net/~git-core/+archive/ppa
[14:37] <Digget> Help
[14:37] <Digget> My skype will NOT start
[14:37] <somsip> simonsimcity: sudo -u does the command as root. so you don't get the environment for the user. That may be affecting it. http://is.gd/LsrJEu
[14:37] <Digget> I have looked all over
[14:37] <mm12> so i have to pa for this??
[14:37] <babilen> narcos: Just simplify the setup in the EXAMPLES section in sudoers(5) -- It should be relatively straightforward to get it running with a combination of NOPASSWD and suitable user/group specification.
[14:37] <mm12> pay
[14:37] <Digget> I need help
[14:37] <silv3r_m00n> Digget: then run skype from terminal and see what error message it shows
[14:37] <Digget> please
[14:37] <theadmin> Digget: Run the "skype" command in terminal and provide the output on http://paste.ubuntu.com and link us
[14:37] <Digget> ok
[14:37] <somsip> simonsimcity: sorry - ignore me. It' slate. I think I'll butt out of this
[14:38] <Digget> whoa
[14:38] <Digget> theadmin
[14:38] <theadmin> mm12: Pay for what?
[14:38] <mm12> for the program
[14:38] <babilen> narcos: I also just realised that I answered this question in #ubuntu -- It might or might not work in Ubuntu (I run Debian and typically provide help in #debian) -- That being said: I would be surprised if Ubuntu changed that.
[14:38] <X200> simonsimcity: here's an explanation on how to add a ppa http://askubuntu.com/questions/4983/what-are-ppas-and-how-do-i-use-them
[14:38] <Digget> theadmin when i run it from terminal it works
[14:38] <theadmin> mm12: What program?
[14:38] <Digget> but not the icon
[14:38] <theadmin> Digget: ...odd.
[14:38] <mm12> ubuntu 12.0lts
[14:38] <jrib> babilen, narcos: should be the same on ubuntu
[14:39] <theadmin> mm12: Wha? No, that's just a donation page, you can click "Not now, take me to the download"
[14:39] <theadmin> mm12: And use it for free
[14:39] <mm12> ahh ok thanks
[14:39] <somsip> !info node.js
[14:39] <babilen> jrib: Yeah, I would have been *very* surprised if not, but thought that I mention it. (I hate making wrong assumptions)
[14:39] <SARC> Hello. I have been able to disable tty2-tty6 in /etc/default/console-setup and /etc/inittab.  How can I disable tty7 (so that pressing Ctrl+F7 does nothing instead of showing a black screen)?
[14:39] <Digget> help
[14:40] <Digget> My sound on skype is like retarded
[14:40] <Digget> its all crackly
[14:40] <mm12> can i use windows ultimate and ubuntus next to each other
[14:40] <theadmin> Digget: Now that we can't help with... Skype does have certain sound issues on some systems, but it's closed source so the Ubuntu team can't fix it. You may want to bug Microsoft about i
[14:40] <reisio> mm12: yup
[14:40] <theadmin> mm12: Sure
[14:41] <Digget> theadmin alright then im good now
[14:41] <Digget> thanks
[14:41] <theadmin> Digget: By "we" I mean the channel here
[14:41] <mm12> or a differenct drive
[14:43] <simonsimcity> X200, Adding ppa, using the link you sent me, doesn't work .... I have no GUI available on that machine, neither do the commandline options work ...
[14:44] <mm12> wow this is coming down fast ....
[14:44] <mm12> 1.5 kb/s
[14:44] <simonsimcity> theadmin, you wrote, that the path should be accessible as well ... why does GIT then complain about, that the file is not readable?
[14:45] <X200> simonsimcity: can you access the file without a problem (without using sudo)?
[14:45] <theadmin> simonsimcity: Because if a part of the path is not accessible, then neither is the file. I mean, technically, it does something along the lines of fopen("/home/username/.config/git/config", "r");  and just goes from there, the error is probably based on the file and not where exactly in the path the permission issue is
[14:46] <floogy> Hi, It seems, that I got issues with my vpn routing. I can ping a particular ip, but I cannot rweach it with my browser
[14:46] <GreekFreak> hi all
[14:46] <simonsimcity> X200, theadmin, I can access the file by the current user (without sudo), but cannot use "cat" to open it by the sudo'd user ...
[14:47] <GreekFreak> I am trying to generate an SSH key pair, but I notice that I already have relevant id_rsa and id_rsa.pub files. If I want a new key pair (as I do not know where this is used), do I simply create 2 new files?
[14:48] <theadmin> simonsimcity: Pwehe. Well, check the world permissions on all the folders of the path
[14:49] <simonsimcity> theadmin, now, the user (the one I use in sudo) has access to the full path and the file but still can't access it ...
[14:49] <vlt> Hello. If you wanted to playback a list of audio files with customisable crossfades, so that on key press the next (or a certain selected) track immediately fades in, for example, in 150 ms while the currently running fades out in 750 ms, what would you use? Any idea?
[14:50] <simonsimcity> theadmin, what does it mean if "ls" puts out something like this?
[14:50] <simonsimcity> d????????? ? ? ? ?            ? git
[14:50] <reisio> vlt: programmatically? I'd probably use a script and mplayer
[14:50] <theadmin> simonsimcity: I'd say it means unknown permissions and access times
[14:51] <theadmin> simonsimcity: ...and size
[14:51] <theadmin> simonsimcity: Meaning it has no access to the file, most likely
[14:52] <simonsimcity> theadmin, It's missing the permission "executable" for the folder :)
[14:52] <theadmin> simonsimcity: Oh, that'd be the problem, yes
[14:52]  * genii tries to remember if simonsimcity has his ubuntu install on an NTFS filesystem
[14:52] <georgetso> morning guys
[14:52] <reisio> mornin'
[14:53] <georgetso> need help please, need a bash script to put content of uptime command to specified file
[14:53] <georgetso> something like echo uptime >> /tmp/a
[14:53] <theadmin> georgetso: uptime > filename
[14:53] <jrib> georgetso: what's wrong with the command you just gave?
[14:53] <georgetso> theadmin: should be in a bash script so I can cron it
[14:53] <simonsimcity> Now, that I set the path to o+rx and the file to o+r, I can cat it by the sudo'd user ...
[14:53] <theadmin> georgetso: Uh... Put that in a bash script?
[14:54] <theadmin> georgetso: The command wouldn't change anyway
[14:54] <georgetso> trying
[14:54] <vlt> reisio: Could you give me an example for just one non-symmetrical crossfade between two audio tracks?
[14:54] <simonsimcity> And the rest works as well! Nice! thanks, theadmin and everyone else :)
[14:55] <genii> georgetso: To make a clean file every time use the > to append an existing file use the >>
[14:55] <ActionPa1snip> georgetso: uptime | tee -a /path/to/file.txt
[14:55] <georgetso> theadmin: such an idiot i am
[14:55] <georgetso> thanks guys, you are so nice!
[14:56] <genii> ActionPa1snip: Ah, right, if he's calling it from a user login
[14:57] <ActionPa1snip> genii: I just like tee :)
[14:57] <ActionPa1snip> genii: and tea :D
[14:58] <gasper> #asterisk
[14:59] <gasper> join #asterisk
[14:59] <gasper> join / #asterisk
[14:59] <Ari-Yang> /join #asterisk
[14:59] <mm12> how big is the installation size
[14:59] <ActionPa1snip> gasper: /join #asterisk
[14:59] <gasper> tanks
[15:00] <ActionPa1snip> gasper: irc commands always have a leading slash
[15:00] <gasper> quit
[15:00] <gasper> exti
[15:00] <gasper> exit
[15:00] <mrguser> lol
[15:00] <ActionPa1snip> gasper: leading slash, remember
[15:01] <mm12> help its telling me installation size is 18gig is that right
[15:01] <phschwartz> if I have a script that I want to run for every network device when it comes up, I would add the script to /etc/network/if-up.d/ correct?
[15:02] <ActionPa1snip> mm12: installation  size of what?
[15:02] <theadmin> phschwartz: Correct.
[15:02] <mm12> of ubuntu 12.04lts
[15:03] <gundas> hey all, is there a way to pause a process im running in terminal on a remote server send it to run in the bg and close my terminal?
[15:03] <mm12> i ran inside windows
[15:03] <theadmin> gundas: You're looking for screen
[15:03] <gundas> i would have to currently stop my process though?
[15:03] <phschwartz> theadmin: ty
[15:03] <Fieldy> gundas: yes
[15:03] <LiveWire195> Hi all
[15:04] <theadmin> gundas: Yeah, you'd need to stop it and run inside screen, I'm not sure there's another way... Actually, there should be, hit Ctrl-Z and disown 1, then exit
[15:04] <Fieldy> then you start screen and start the process. you can re-attach later and while disconnected it continues to run
[15:04] <LiveWire195> Any recommendations on reading material via PDF that I can look into before I dive into ubuntu
[15:04] <jrib> !manual | LiveWire195
[15:04] <gundas> so just ctrl+Z and type disown 1
[15:04] <LiveWire195> Much apprieciated
[15:04] <LiveWire195> I've been with windows for a decade and want to take the plunge to a stronger OS
[15:05] <jrib> gundas: ctrl-z, bg, disown.  Not sure that the bg will happen automatically...
[15:05] <ArneLurk> I'm still trying to install Ubuntu x64 UEFI next to Win7 x64 (undetected, apparently normal?). Pondering risking the "Something else" install but I don't know how to partition the space I left properly and where to put the boot thingy... I'm here now: http://androidarts.com/photo/Ub1210x64install.jpg
[15:06] <gundas> jrib: i did a ctrl+z and this bg
[15:06] <gundas> and the script output is still streaming
[15:06] <gundas> but i just shut it down
[15:06] <jrib> gundas: i'm not sure what your question is now
[15:06] <gundas> and then logged back in and when i do a ps aux | grep it pops up
[15:07] <gundas> so i guess its running in the background ? does a ctrl+z and bg
[15:07] <gundas> run the process in the background?
[15:07] <jrib> !enter | gundas
[15:07] <mrguser> ok
[15:07] <jrib> gundas: yes, ctrl-z will suspend the process and bg will resume it in the background
[15:07] <LiveWire195> !download ubuntu
[15:07] <jrib> gundas: but it's still a child of your shell
[15:08] <gundas> jrib: so that means?
[15:08] <theadmin> LiveWire195: Downloads are at http://www.ubuntu.com/download
[15:08] <ezra-s> gundas, he means if you close your shell it will be killed, but I am not sure about that one
[15:08] <jrib> gundas: it means if you close your shell, your process will get sent sigint probably
[15:08] <LiveWire195> I'm already on it :) 3 mins left
[15:09] <mrguser> lol
[15:09] <gundas> jrib: ok well i just killed it to be safe. so i can now use screen to run it and be safe?
[15:09] <jrib> gundas: sure
[15:10] <ezra-s> to run something in the background "nohup command &"
[15:10] <ActionPa1snip> gundas: its how UNIX manages processes, processes spawn other processes and become parent processes. The mother of all processses is init which is PID 1 :)
[15:10] <gundas> jrib: so should i do screen as root or a user (root more safer?
[15:10] <ActionPa1snip> ezra-s: hohup makes the parent PID be init, not ideal
[15:10] <ActionPa1snip> ezra-s: you just need the & to background it
[15:10] <jrib> gundas: probably as user
[15:11] <ezra-s> ActionPa1snip, I didn't know about that one, please define, PID to be init
[15:11] <holstein> gundas: as a general rule, only do root when necessary
[15:11] <ActionPa1snip> ezra-s: but the shell you run it from will be the parent, so if you close the terminal, it will kill its children
[15:11] <jrtappers> Is the way cameras tag photos for upload proprietary, or is it a standard between manufacturers that software on ubuntu can read?
[15:11] <ActionPa1snip> ezra-s: PID is the process ID, PPID is the parent PID
[15:12] <ezra-s> ActionPa1snip, I know what pid is, I mean I don't understand the expression "running with nohup will make the pid be init"
[15:12] <mm12> how do i install ubuntu inside windows or from boot up
[15:12] <jrib> jrtappers: you should be able to read it, search about "exif"
[15:12] <LiveWire195> mm12, if you burn it to a disk and run it. I'll give you the option to install along side windows
[15:13] <jrtappers> jrib, Thanks, so its just an exif tag for 'upload to X'?
[15:13] <guest_48> Hi, I am on ubuntu 12.04 live cd and got problem with installing ttf-ocr-a. This package is depending on fonts-ocr-a which is not found.
[15:13] <mm12> ok how much room does it require
[15:13] <jrib> jrtappers: not sure what the context is for "upload to X"
[15:13] <bazhang> !wubi | mm12
[15:13] <LiveWire195> I'm not exactly certain.
[15:13] <LiveWire195> Less than five gigabytes
[15:13] <ActionPa1snip> guest_48: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded?
[15:13] <LiveWire195> how do you MD5 test it
[15:13] <jrtappers> jrib, I made some photos tagged, so this is a 4.8MB game of spot the difference
[15:14] <babilen> mm12: fwiw, I really wouldn't recommend to use wubi, but to install Linux (Ubuntu I guess) on a separate partition.
[15:14] <guest_48> I downloaded .deb package (ttf-ocr-a*.deb)
[15:14] <jrib> jrtappers: so what do you want to do now?
[15:14] <gordonjcp> is wubi even still supported?
[15:15] <g-a-r-r-y> hi
[15:15] <jrtappers> jrib, Thanks, i'll take it from here, just wanted to know that it wasn't a prop standard that would waste time trying with
[15:15] <jrib> guest_48: don't download .deb, just use apt-get or your favorite package manager to install from the repositories
[15:15] <guest_48> jrib: I did try that, but the package wasnt found.
[15:15] <guest_48> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/i386/fonts-ocr-a this link says it was pulled down
[15:15] <jrib> jrtappers: oh ok.  Yeah, most image viewers should display the data and there should be at least a few command-line ways to get at it (e.g. exiftool)
[15:16] <jrib> guest_48: are you on precise?
[15:16] <guest_48> 1204
[15:16] <jcrza> Anybody get wifi running on the surface pro? I was reading all the top google results yesterday, I feel like I tried everything
[15:16] <jcrza> supposedly it works somehow, but I haven't got it to
[15:16] <jcrza> I can connect to a network but I never seem to actually get an IP
[15:17] <ActionPa1snip> jcrza: can you ping 8.8.8.8?
[15:17] <jrib> guest_48: do you have the universe repository enabled?
[15:17] <guest_48> jrib: I didnt changed sources, wondering what is the defaults for live cds.
[15:17] <g-a-r-r-y> hello pls am looking for aa friend i chat with about WHM
[15:17] <holstein> !ot | g-a-r-r-y
[15:18] <jrib> guest_48: you'll need to enable the universe repository if it isn't enabled
[15:18] <ActionPa1snip> g-a-r-r-y: try #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:18] <jcrza> ActionPa1snip: network is unreachable. I had to use wpa_gui to do it
[15:18] <jcrza> not the pinging, but the connection
[15:18] <guest_48> jrib: anyway I need the package(s) for offline install
[15:19] <holstein> jcrza: if it were me, i would use an access point with no password to test
[15:19] <utusan> guest_48: just get the fonts-ocr-a deb from where you get the ttf-ocr-a
[15:19] <jcrza> holstein: there's one nearby, I'll try now
[15:19] <jrtappers> jrib, Looks like it is prop,             -                 Maker Note          |26092 bytes undefined data
[15:19] <guest_48> utusan: tried, no luck: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/i386/fonts-ocr-a
[15:19] <Dimtar> I have a question about a PSU and I dunno where to ask, can anyone help?
[15:19] <holstein> jcrza: i would use a "known good" one.. one that i setup with a spare router for testing.. that i know works.. you connect to that one, and you dont know its working.. unless you do..
[15:19] <gordonjcp> !ask | Dimtar
[15:20] <gordonjcp> Dimtar: unless it's not directly ubuntu-relevant
[15:20] <jcrza> holstein: I know that the four networks I've tried work. Three are mine, one is not
[15:20] <gordonjcp> Dimtar: maybe #hardware?
[15:20] <Dimtar> I'll try there, thanks
[15:21] <slackin_> BAHAHAHA Obvious hacker, 1up protecting hackers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvBYt4fqx9A Read the comments, hilarious. Blantent wall hacks, terrible shot, terrible player, but see's threw walls. lololololol
[15:21] <jcrza> it's a driver issue or something. But the workarounds I tried don't seem to work 100%
[15:21] <mm12> is ubuntu taking over windows 8...
[15:21] <jcrza> It's sooooo damn close. I mean I can connect to a network now but not get an IP
[15:21] <ActionPa1snip> slackin_: relevant to Ubuntu support?
[15:21] <gordonjcp> mm12: ooh, they brought out a new Windows?
[15:21] <bazhang> slackin_, wrong place
[15:21] <holstein> jcrza: im just saying, if the one you arc connecting to to test with no encryption is not yours, and it doesnt work, you cant assume why, since you dont know that the internet works on that access point
[15:21] <slackin_> ActionPa1snip, damn it, wrong network, im going to disconnect from freenode, sorry guys, my bad :( <3
[15:22] <jcrza> holstein: I do know it works though, I used it for a week or so when I moved here before I got set up. I know who's it is
[15:22] <holstein> jcrza: if you feel it is a viable test, use it...
[15:23] <jcrza> wpa_gui says I'm connected
[15:23] <jcrza> but the IP is blank no matter what network.
[15:24] <utusan> guest_48: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/i386/fonts-ocr-a/1.0-4ubuntu1
[15:24] <holstein> jcrza: you could elaborate as to what hardware you have, and what you have tried, and see if a volunteer can help
[15:24] <guest_48> bingo http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/f/fonts-ocr-a/
[15:24] <jcrza> holstein: It's the surface pro, as I've said a few times. Ubuntu 12 or 13 on the surface pro, both have the same issue
[15:25] <jcrza> It's a missing firmware/driver thing for the marvell card in it, but supposedly the workaround fixes it
[15:25] <jcrza> though I haven't managed to
[15:25] <jcrza> I was hoping someone in here happened to have a surface pro and had done it
[15:25] <holstein> jcrza: i would open a terminal, and find the chipset for the hardare and report it here
[15:25] <jrtappers> jrib, Is there a way to get the data from an unknown tag?
[15:25] <guest_48> utusan: nice, no idea where i failed
[15:25] <holstein> jcrza: lspci from a terminal
[15:25] <jcrza> holstein: will do!
[15:26] <utusan> guest_48: from the page you gave, click on the version col
[15:26] <jrib> guest_48: you can use http://packages.ubuntu.com .  Make sure you are grabbing the version correct for your ubuntu version.  Also, see ubottu
[15:26] <holstein> jcrza: its not missing firmware.. a driver *is* being loaded.. you would need to blacklist that driver potentially.. thats is what i am refering to for what you have tried.. for exmaple.. "i have blacklisted this module via this link and tried this driver from here"
[15:26] <jrib> !offline | guest_48
[15:27] <jrib> jrtappers: I don't know about that
[15:27] <jrtappers> jrib, I have got it to an unknown tag in the marker note
[15:28] <jrtappers> I just need it to give me the data, but it just says 4 unknown bytes
[15:28] <jrib> jrtappers: you're using exiftool?
[15:28] <jrtappers> jrib, exif, il try exiftool
[15:28] <lifeboy> Anyone that uses pptpd and successfully authenticates agains /etc/passwd?
[15:28] <jrtappers> s/il/i\'ll
[15:28]  * guest_48 likes the pipe syntax for ubottu
[15:28] <gordonjcp> jrtappers: jhead maybe?
[15:30] <lifeboy> Anyone that uses pptpd and successfully authenticates against /etc/passwd? I get "The remote system is required to authenticate itself but I couldn't find any suitable secret (password) for it to use to do so."
[15:30] <gordonjcp> lifeboy: it doesn't authenticate against passwd
[15:30] <jcrza> holstein: Here's the lspci for the surface pro http://pastebin.com/kKFR403f
[15:30] <cobalt238> Is there a way to reset the routing table to the configuration at install?
[15:30] <Asad2005> How can i change font style liferea 1.8 unity desktop
[15:30] <gordonjcp> lifeboy: it authenticates against chap-secrets
[15:30] <jcrza> for anyone else reading.. can't get wifi working on that
[15:31] <holstein> jcrza: you *can* get wifi working.. its got issues.. and those issues are?
[15:31] <ActionPa1snip> jcrza: try a wired connection
[15:31] <jcrza> holstein: It doesn't actually work ever
[15:31] <jcrza> ActionPa1snip: no cat5 port
[15:32] <lifeboy> According to /etc/ppp/pap-secrets (the comment text at the top), with mgetty it does.
[15:32] <jcrza> ActionPa1snip: and I don't have one of those usb to ethernet thingys
[15:32] <ActionPa1snip> jcrza: no inbuilt ethernet port?
[15:32] <lifeboy> gordonjcp: Is that only applicable if mgetty actually dials a modem?
[15:32] <jcrza> ActionPa1snip: indeed. It's a tablet computer
[15:33] <holstein> jcrza: you might have to get a compatible device.. the wifi device you have will not be guarnateed to work with linux from microsoft
[15:33] <ActionPa1snip> jcrza: some tablets have ethernet
[15:33] <jcrza> ActionPa1snip: I guess, but this is basically an ipad with a bigger processor, 4 gigs of ram, and a fan
[15:33] <holstein> jcrza: im not saying you cant make it work... im just saying, it doesnt have to. thats not the agreement you have with the vendor
[15:33] <jcrza> holstein: sure, It just seems like by some voodoo some have made it work :(
[15:33] <ActionPa1snip> jcrza: are there guides online?
[15:33] <ActionPa1snip> jcrza: could try ndiswrapper
[15:33] <jcrza> That's been mentioned a few times
[15:34] <jcrza> I haven't tried that yet, I tried the other ways, haven't found a guide for that
[15:34] <holstein> jcrza: ask them. but, they do not have to share with you why/how.. nor do they have to have the *exact* same hardware
[15:34] <holstein> jcrza: you can have rev4, and they have rev2.. and microsoft can change those anytime for any reason
[15:34] <jcrza> holstein: true enough I suppose
[15:34] <holstein> jcrza: just because someone says "i have the *exact* model you have" doens mean its the same hardware..
[15:35] <holstein> jcrza: no.. its not "true enough".. this is *fact*
[15:35] <ActionPa1snip> jcrza: why buy a microsoft device to then install Ubuntu, surely an OEM unbranded thing would have a better chance
[15:35] <lifeboy> gordonjcp: Would you pls look at my file http://pastebin.com/Qgb02VuS ?
[15:35] <holstein> jcrza: http://askubuntu.com/questions/257362/ubuntu-12-10-wifi-is-not-working-hp-dv6-7084la this is your *exact* wifi chip, correct?
[15:36] <jcrza> holstein: Yeah, revision 4
[15:36] <holstein> jcrza: have you revied that link before?
[15:37] <holstein> jcrza: when you search in the future, search by that chipset, not that model of tablet..
[15:39] <FearMyLordJesus> Repent for the kingdom of God is at hand!
[15:39] <ActionPa1snip> FearMyLordJesus: please don't. This is support
[15:39] <holstein> !ot | FearMyLordJesus
[15:39] <FearMyLordJesus> Matthew 4:4
[15:39] <FearMyLordJesus> peace
[15:39] <jcrza> holstein: I didn't see that link, it didn't come up for hte model. Thanks for the advice, I'm gonna look around
[15:40] <ActionPa1snip> FearMyLordJesus: nobody cares as, again, this is support
[15:40] <jrtappers> jrib, I have found it, in an undefined marker, that converted to ascii starts "Facebook"
[15:44] <[Nerdz]> #join /symfony-fr
[15:49] <zpz> hello
[15:52] <craigbass1976> How do I know which ~/.ssh/known_hosts entry is which address?
[15:55] <Asad2005> I have installed community themes but when i go to appearance settings nothing there except the original 3 or 4 themes
[15:55] <Asad2005> Do i need to logout/login?
[15:55] <ingwe> heloo anyone have WHM here?
[15:56] <BluesKaj> ingwe, WHM?
[16:01] <musca> !ru
[16:02] <ActionPa1snip> Asad2005: worth a shot
[16:03] <mr-rich> I'm having an issue with Ubuntu 12.10 on Virtual Box. Just did a massive update (204 updates) and now the desktop is totally hosed. Keips popping up this screen that says I'm running in "low-graphics mode" ... tried all the options to try to recover - nothing works. Tried going to low graphics - hangs on a console screen - tried going to a login prompt - hangs on a blank console screen. Any ideas?
[16:03] <ActionPa1snip> mr-rich: if you log in as guest, is it ok?
[16:04] <ActionPa1snip> mr-rich: have you tried making an xorg.conf file.
[16:04] <mr-rich> ActionPa1snip: Doesn't get that far ...
[16:04] <ActionPa1snip> mr-rich: press CTRL+ALT+F1 and you can log in there
[16:04] <ActionPa1snip> mr-rich: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=777759
[16:05] <mr-rich> ActionPa1snip: No logon screen ... goes directly to the low-graphics screen. Pressing ctrl-alt-F1 key stroke doesn't get passed to the VM ...
[16:05] <ActionPa1snip> mr-rich: then use root recovery mode
[16:06] <vibhor> hello
[16:06] <mr-rich> ActionPa1snip: How is that done?
[16:06] <ActionPa1snip> mr-rich: hold SHIFT at boot
[16:06] <vibhor> can anybody help me setting up IRC on LAN
[16:06] <ActionPa1snip> vibhor: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/irc-server.html
[16:07] <vibhor> will
[16:08] <kr> hi everybody!
[16:10] <kr> who knows the Russian channel on ubuntu
[16:10] <k1l_> !ru | kr
[16:11] <mr-rich> ActionPa1snip: Ok ... got into recovery mode menu ... already tried dpkg to try to repair broken packages ... didn't work ...
[16:11] <mr-rich> ActionPa1snip: what next?
[16:15] <ActionPa1snip> mr-rich: make the xorg.conf file, may help
[16:16] <Iszak> I'm trying to run a start up script (system v style/update-rc.d) after postgresql, but I'm unable to determine what config I should set to run after postgresql, any suggestions?
[16:16] <whoever> hi all, just installed vmware , should there be a vmware group in /etc/group
[16:16] <ActionPa1snip> !vmware
[16:17] <ingwe> can anyone setup zeus for me here?
[16:17] <whoever> i already have vmware installed
[16:17] <ActionPa1snip> whoever: dos it not give additional steps needed?
[16:18] <ezra-s> whoever, why do you ask if it should be in a group or not, have you tried using it?
[16:19] <gordonjcp> lifeboy: that's probably okay
[16:19] <gordonjcp> lifeboy: I've never had to touch pap-secrets
[16:19] <ActionPa1snip> ezra-s: I use vmware on esx boxes, not ubuntu
[16:23] <ActionPa1snip> ezra-s: any youtube videos on installing and configuring vmware on ubuntu?
[16:23] <whoever> ActionPa1snip: no
[16:23] <jpds> ActionPa1snip: Sorry, you can't use Ubuntu for the host when you're using ESX.
[16:23] <ezra-s> ActionPa1snip, all I used is vmware player, it's simple and easy to install
[16:24] <whoever> ezra-s: because when i launch every time, i am prompted for a root password, and vmware will run the kernel modual updater everytime
[16:24] <ActionPa1snip> ezra-s: i'd say virtualbox was simpler, nice easy gui
[16:24] <newbie007> ubuntu doesn't use the term "
[16:24] <ActionPa1snip> jpds: i know.... just saying that's what I use
[16:25] <newbie007> ubuntu doesn't use the term "Spins", what does Ubuntu call other versions of ubuntu?
[16:25] <ActionPa1snip> newbie007: releases
[16:25] <ezra-s> whoever, have you read the messages carefully, it could be because a needed module is not being loaded when you launch it, or you haven't ran configuration yet
[16:25] <ActionPa1snip> newbie007: most distros call it the 'next release'
[16:26] <ActionPa1snip> newbie007: kubuntu and ubuntu are flavours of ubuntu (not sure how official that is)
[16:26] <ezra-s> whoever, If I recall well, one part was installing, and the other was configuring, which asks a series of questions and compiles needed modules for your kernel
[16:26] <whoever> ezra-s: it  will sucessfully complete
[16:27] <wookey> has anyone else seen a problem with loads of apt-cache-cleanup.pl processes stacking up on a machine running apt-cacher?
[16:27] <ezra-s> whoever, is it vmware player? or vmware-workstation?
[16:27] <ActionPa1snip> wookey: are there bugs reported?
[16:27] <whoever> eshlox: i got it working, it that the kernel mod updater is running every launch , which seems odd and it sucessfully compleets
[16:27] <wookey> I've get about 70 of them nominally taking 160Mb each
[16:27] <newbie007> I'm looking for the Plasma Active desktop. Seems I have to install something else then add it as a package.. is that right?
[16:27] <whoever> eshlox: workstation
[16:27] <wookey> ActionPa1snip: I haven't found anything relevant just yet
[16:27] <ActionPa1snip> wookey: sounds like a bug to me
[16:28] <wookey> was just asking about to try and pin it down inorder to report something more useful than 'my machine has gone crazy but I've no ide awhy - it used to work'
[16:29] <ezra-s> whoever, please refer to http://www.vmware.com/pdf/desktop/ws90-getting-started.pdf for information
[16:29] <MrKB> does Ubuntu 12.04 come with HPLIP?
[16:31] <MonkeyDust> !find hplip
[16:31] <Sabiot> i have a quick question, how can i check to see if  my gfx card was detected
[16:31] <Sabiot> Xubuntu 12.04 LTS
[16:31] <MrKB> MonkeyDust: Where are those search results from?
[16:32] <MonkeyDust> MrKB  ubottu finds them in the repos
[16:32] <MonkeyDust> !info hplip
[16:32] <andre_pl> so I've installed the oracle7 jdk using the webupd8 ppa's, but when I try to run a .jar which depends on JDK features (JRE is not sufficient) I get the following stack trace: http://pastebin.com/2UUDaC1H  am I doing something wrong wrt some environment vars or something?
[16:32] <MrKB> MonkeyDust: So how do I install it? USC?
[16:33] <MonkeyDust> MrKB  yes, like you would install any other package
[16:33] <MrKB> MonkeyDust: ok cool, thanks. Wasn't sure what you meant by repos
[16:33] <MrKB> <-- Linux n00b :)
[16:34] <MonkeyDust> MrKB  repos (repositories) are the software sources
[16:35] <MrKB> MonkeyDust: Did a search for HPLIP on USC and all I found was HPLIP Toolbox. Not sure if it's the same thing? Also it says "Note that all GUI utilities are based on Gt (KDE) GUI environment. There are currently no equivalent utilities based on GTK (GNOME)."
[16:35] <MrKB> Is that a problem?
[16:36] <MonkeyDust> MrKB  in a terminal, type       sudo apt-get install hplip
[16:39] <MrKB> MonkeyDust: Thanks for the command. It seems to work but actually what it outputted was "hplip is already the newest version." so I guess it does come with Ubuntu lol
[16:39] <MrKB> What's the difference between USC and apt-get btw?
[16:40] <brx_> MonkeyDust, i was watching 'clive' the other night
[16:40] <k1l_> MrKB: softwarecenter is a GUI program that uses apt-get in the background
[16:40] <mr-rich> How do I re-install xorg from cli?
[16:40] <MrKB> k1l_: So then why did USC not find hplip and apt-get did?
[16:41] <tucemiux> anyone knows where the hardware compatability list for ubuntu can be found?  I'm looking for a firewire card
[16:41] <sienez> hi. what does it exactly mean if 2 users are in the same group? I always thought, if I have a file with group permissions read and write, then every user in the owner's group can do so. however it's not the case. anyone know why?
[16:41] <whoever> ezra-s: here is what runs every time i launch and i did apply the patch http://communities.vmware.com/thread/401004?start=0&tstart=0
[16:41] <k1l_> MrKB: dont know if there was an error or smth
[16:41] <MrKB> Oh ok
[16:42] <MrKB> does anyone use Synergy in here? The client keeps crashing on me on 12.04
[16:42] <MrKB> Mostly when I press key modifiers from what I've noticed (Alt, Ctrl, Windows key)
[16:43] <MrKB> k1l_: Just did another search for hplip on USC, this time it showed up. You were right. XD
[16:45] <informatyk> Linux is the best!
[16:50] <MrKB> MonkeyDust: The version of hplip I have is 3.12.2 and the latest one from the HPLIP website is 3.13.5. Should I update from site or is there maybe a reason why apt-get doesn't have the newest version(s) listed?
[16:51] <ProducedRaw> how do I override a package in the official repositories with a custom one? I'm trying to follow this guide: http://projects.puppetlabs.com/projects/1/wiki/Puppet_Ubuntu  but attempting to install puppet yields:   # apt-get install puppet  -->   puppet : Depends: puppet-common (= 3.2.1-1puppetlabs1) but it is not going to be installed\n  E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.     I have tried  install --fix-brok
[16:51] <ProducedRaw> What is the correct solution for this and why does apt suck so much?
[16:51] <wheatthin> ProducedRaw, why not try out ppa?
[16:51] <holstein> ProducedRaw: apt may not be the issue.. i would run "sudo apt-get update" and share the output here via pastebin
[16:51] <ProducedRaw> wheatthin: it's an old version which doesn't support the features I need
[16:52] <ProducedRaw> I've already tried update/upgrade to no avail
[16:52] <holstein> ProducedRaw: if you added a PPA, that is likely the source of breakages. not apt
[16:52] <wheatthin> ProducedRaw, are you sure it's the only one
[16:52] <holstein> ProducedRaw: share the errors from "sudo apt-get update"
[16:52] <Pici> ProducedRaw: What release of Ubuntu are you running?
[16:52] <ProducedRaw> Pici: 12.04
[16:52] <ProducedRaw> running update again..
[16:53] <ProducedRaw> https://gist.github.com/5807157
[16:53] <wheatthin> ahh another github
[16:53] <wheatthin> can break things
[16:53] <ProducedRaw> wheatthin: another github?
[16:53] <Pici> ProducedRaw: Do not attempt to install lucid packages on precise.
[16:53] <Ari-Yang> ProducedRaw, if you're trying to install a program from github, and already installed it from ppa or software-center
[16:53] <Ari-Yang> you uninstall the one form the software center or ppa first
[16:53] <ProducedRaw> ahhh
[16:54] <ProducedRaw> hah
[16:54] <ProducedRaw> let me try correcting that
[16:54] <kr> hi everybody
[16:54] <Pici> What? this is a gist. it has nothing to do with installing things from github.
[16:54] <Ari-Yang> oh, my bad
[16:54] <Ari-Yang> lol
[16:54] <elisa87> I am trying to mkfs but it's not working http://paste.ubuntu.com/5777664/ any idea? Device size reported to be zero.  Invalid partition specified, or 	partition table wasn't reread after running fdisk, due to  a modified partition being busy and in use.  You may need to reboot 	to re-read your partition table.
[16:54] <Pici> ProducedRaw: You may want to see their updated documentation as well: http://docs.puppetlabs.com/guides/puppetlabs_package_repositories.html#for-debian-and-ubuntu
[16:54] <ProducedRaw> Pici: thanks
[16:56] <simpleirc> hallo
[16:57] <simpleirc> haloo
[16:57] <simpleirc> haloo
[16:57] <irong33k> the new ubuntu 13.04 has bugs,........
[16:57] <holstein> simpleirc: ask if you have a question. this is not chat
[16:57] <irong33k> who has tried the new hotot twitter client on ubuntu 13.04
[16:57] <irong33k> ?
[16:57] <holstein> irong33k: apply all upgrades and test.. share any errors in as much detail as possible if you want help
[16:58] <simpleirc> anyone has twitter?
[16:58] <holstein> simpleirc: whats the issue?
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> Simpleirc: many
[16:59] <ProducedRaw> thanks guys, that fixed it for me
[16:59] <holstein> ProducedRaw: apt is working fine now? with the inproper sources removed?
[16:59] <holstein> improper*
[17:00] <ProducedRaw> holstein: yup :D
[17:00] <ActionParsnip> Simpleirc: 500 million users apparently
[17:01] <benihana68> g
[17:02] <MrKB> ok I have my HP printer all setup inside 12.40, it's printing perfectly. Now...how do I share it through my network so my Windows PCs can print to it? XD
[17:02] <benedikt> Is pulseaudio included in ubuntu if i install with the Mini image?
[17:02] <MrKB> HPLIP has no support on this
[17:03] <holstein> MrKB: samba is where i would start
[17:03] <MrKB> thanks holstein
[17:04] <DJones> MrKB: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkPrintingWithUbuntu
[17:04] <MrKB> thanks DJ_HaMsTa
[17:04] <MrKB> DJones*
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> Benedikt: I don't believe so
[17:04] <holstein> MrKB: i set it up ages ago.. windowsXP and ubuntu 9.10.. http://ubuntu-help.blogspot.com/2011/03/share-ubuntu-printer-with-windows-7.html might help
[17:05] <MrKB> thanks :D
[17:05] <holstein> benedikt: its minimal.. you can add what you like
[17:05] <ActionParsnip> Mrkb: or allow external systems to connect directly to cups :-)
[17:05]  * MrKB doesn't know how to do that
[17:05] <holstein> MrKB: i didnt see the link DJones gave.. i would go there first
[17:05] <dosequis> hey all - I have a joystick with 8 buttons. I am wondering how I can create extra (virtual) buttons i.e. by holding down 1 button (mod key) for example - any ideas or pointers?
[17:05] <MrKB> holstein: That's where I am. I did open yours in another tab though. Thanks again
[17:06] <hakunin> Hi, I'm trying to figure how to get runit to run a service on boot, if that service is setup under a regular user in /home/john/service
[17:06] <benedikt> holstein: holstein if i plan on installing X.org (and Xmonad), would that bring in pulseaudio?
[17:06] <holstein> benedikt: you can check.. you will select to install, and you will see a list..
[17:07] <rder> hello. can someone help with a quick question?
[17:07] <MrKB> don't ask if you can ask, just ask. :)
[17:08] <DJones> MrKB: This is the page I was going to link you to, https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/samba-printserver.html have a look at that and https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/samba-fileserver.html for instructions on how to install samba
[17:08] <benedikt> holstein: is setting up pulseaudio as easy as setting up the pulseaudio package? (i had a traumatizing experience with OSS long ago, and i've kept away from meddling with audiosystems. typing that out, i'm guessing it is so simple
[17:08] <MrKB> thanks DJones
[17:09] <holstein> benedikt: if you dont feel comfortable setting up the system, use a prebuilt iso.. otherwise, get the mininal, and ask for specific assistance from the volunteers here, or the appropriate channel
[17:09] <KaiForce> Can anyone tell me how to delay startup for an init.d script so that a service that it depends on starts first?
[17:09] <holstein> benedikt: i have found it quite easy to setup pulse.. just installing the packages bascially
[17:09] <rder> Okay. So i'd like to use Ubuntu on my work computer but am unable to reformat any of my drives.... So if i use a live version of a  USB drive-  does that function like a contained system in the sense that I can save and work with files on the flash drive using it both as a OS drive and data drive?
[17:10] <ArneLurk> If Ubuntu 12.10 x64 installer doesn't detect Win7 x64 (UEFI) can I go ahead and install anyways "something else" and hope that grub finds win7?
[17:10] <daftykins> rder: if you either install to the flash drive or make it a persistent live CD, it will
[17:10] <holstein> rder: i would just install ubuntu to USB
[17:10] <SonikkuAmerica> ArneLurk: Try 13.04 instead, if you can.
[17:10] <ArneLurk> Will do.
[17:11] <rder> awesome. thanks much.
[17:11] <ArneLurk> it has a live version right? Maybe I need a new unetbootin to find it in the dropdown menu
[17:11] <daftykins> rder: you can use 'unetbootin' on Windows to create the flash drive with persistent Ubuntu on, or just install to it as mentioned
[17:11] <holstein> ArneLurk: just download the iso, and point unetbootin to the 13.04 version
[17:12] <ArneLurk> Ah, right
[17:12] <DJones> !uefi | ArneLurk Have you also had a look at this documentation,
[17:12] <benedikt> holstein: there is a dedicated channel for mini.iso?
[17:13] <elisa87> do you know what's wrong with mkfs.ex2 ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/5776124/
[17:13] <holstein> benedikt: not that im aware.. its quite minimal.. i was just suggesting, wait til you have a problem.. you have not tried setting up pulse yet
[17:13] <KaiForce> rder: another option is to boot from that USB drive and then mount a second drive or partition that you could then write to.
[17:13] <ArneLurk> DJones> yes, all my google links are purple onthis subject
[17:14] <DJones> ArneLurk: No worries, just thought it was mentioning the link
[17:14] <ArneLurk> gdisk says the partiton table looks okay if I'm reading it right
[17:24] <switching> how do I make lightning the calendar that GNOME uses when I click on the time?
[17:24] <switching> instead of evolution?
[17:32] <arunbabu> I had a fresh install of ubuntu 12.04. I tried to install vlc with sudo apt-get install vlc. But im getting error E: Unable to locate package vlc
[17:32] <kostkon> !info vlc precise
[17:32] <MonkeyDust> arunbabu  type     sudo apt-get update     then retry
[17:34] <uvala> hello, I cant reach anyone at #choqok channel (twitter-identica client)..might anyone here have to do with it maybe?
[17:34] <uvala> I am a ubuntu user
[17:35] <MonkeyDust> !ask | uvala
[17:35] <arunbabu> MonkeyDust: it seems to be working. Mind telling what happend behind screen?
[17:35] <ejv> he asked a question already MonkeyDust
[17:35] <uvala> all right, thank you MonkeyDust..choqok doesnt update the timelines
[17:35] <uvala> this is the problem
[17:36] <uvala> can anyone help me with choqok not updating the timelines please?
[17:36] <ActionParsnip> Uvala: do other applications update ok?
[17:36] <MonkeyDust> arunbabu  you first have to synchronize your pc with the repos. update does that. then you can install or upgrade
[17:36] <holstein> uvala: are you using the most current version from the repos? if not, try that.. try as another user to remove your config from the equation
[17:36] <ActionParsnip> !info choqok
[17:36] <DJones> uvala: I don't know if this is related, but twitter disabled the api that allowed connections & timelines to update a couple of days ago, so quite a lot of twitter clients have broken
[17:36] <uvala> ActionParsnip, I think so.
[17:37] <elisa87> can someone please tell me why can't I format /dev/loop0 ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/5777790/
[17:37] <ActionParsnip> Uvala: try others.  If they don't work either it's more than the client
[17:37] <uvala> DJones, thank you for the information, I didnt know it..I'll try to check if it is the reason
[17:38] <uvala> holstein, I dont know how to apply your second suggestion, but I'll check if I have the most recent version
[17:38] <DJones> uvala: For info https://dev.twitter.com/blog/api-v1-retirement-date-extended-to-june-11 I used to use polly but thats broken now, I've had to resort to Friends
[17:38] <arunbabu> MonkeyDust: Thanks!
[17:38] <ejv> uvala: if you can't reach anyone in the irc channel, you can try banging on their development mailing list here: https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/choqok-devel
[17:38] <holstein> uvala: you can make a new user.. login, and test.. or, remove the config for the application from your /home
[17:39] <uvala> holstein, thank you, I'll try that!
[17:39] <uvala> ejv, thank you! :)
[17:40] <ActionParsnip> Elisa: try mk2fs on the file then do the loop stuff
[17:40] <holstein> uvala: for the record, i think its what DJones suggests
[17:41] <ActionParsnip> Elisa87: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/articles/how-to-add-swap-on-ubuntu-12-04 shows the file system being made on the file then used
[17:42] <ActionParsnip> Elisa87 : I think you did it backwards :-)
[17:42] <suore> Hello, i want to install ubuntu and what option to select. 13.04 or 12.04LTS
[17:42] <elisa87> ActionParsnip:  what do you mean that I did it backward?  can you also look at this? http://paste.ubuntu.com/5776124/
[17:42] <SonikkuAmerica> suore: Have you decided on a flavor?
[17:42] <uvala> ActionParsnip, other applications update, i.e. RSS feed reader
[17:43] <MonkeyDust> suore  12.04 if you want long support, 13.04 if you want the latest stuff
[17:43] <holstein> suore: you can try them both live.. start with 13.04 if you dont want long term support
[17:43] <elisa87> you mean I should do the mk2fs on the mona61713.img ?
[17:43] <suore> I hear that in 13.04 is newest Unity, and is fastest.
[17:43] <ActionParsnip> Suore: I'd go for LTS as you are clearly new to the OS
[17:43] <holstein> suore: a fact is that 13.04 is newer
[17:43] <uvala> holstein, it is not the latest version I have.
[17:43] <suore> i have middle-end PC, so maybe fastest Unity to be better.
[17:43] <uvala> holstein, I will check synaptic for the latest one
[17:43] <ActionParsnip> Uvala: that's a different service
[17:43] <elisa87> SonikkuAmerica: can you help me please? http://paste.ubuntu.com/5776124/
[17:44] <uvala> oh, you meant that way, ActionParsnip..
[17:44] <suore> so check for me :) as 12.04 have same Unity version so i install Ubuntu.
[17:44] <uvala> I will try with a newer version now
[17:44] <suore> 12.04
[17:44] <SonikkuAmerica> elisa87: According to that you smashed your disk - which means no partition table!
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> Uvala: try other Twitter apps with your account
[17:45] <SonikkuAmerica> elisa87: Have you sic'ed GParted on it?
[17:45] <elisa87> SonikkuAmerica:  which command I have missed and in which line?
[17:45] <holstein> suore: 12.04 is an older version of most everything.. 13.04 is the latest.. if you want the latest, use the latest.13.04.. if you want LTS, use 12.04.. you can try them both live
[17:45] <elisa87> no ,,, I am trying to create a bootable disk image . just that for my simulator SonikkuAmerica
[17:45] <ActionParsnip> Suore: 12.04 has Unity2D which uses fewer resources
[17:45] <salma__> I have problem adding nodes to the maas server, has anyone done this before?
[17:45] <uvala> ActionParsnip, I got it now, yes, I will try now
[17:45] <suore> i downloading 13.04 :) i want have all newest
[17:46] <ActionParsnip> Suore: 13.04 is no longer supported after January 2014 but 12.04 lasts til April 2017
[17:46] <th0r> ActionParsnip: are those dates correct?
[17:46] <holstein> !13.04
[17:47] <ActionParsnip> Th0r https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases
[17:47] <suore> Windows XP is too old, Windows 7 not working good ( drivers work bad, sometimes booting 10-20 minutes and crash, at Windws XP is all great) so i want try Ubuntu.
[17:47] <suore> somethig new and fresh
[17:47] <ActionParsnip> Th0r: yes. Quantal has 4 months more support than Raring
[17:47] <SonikkuAmerica> elisa87: What kind of simulator requires a .img file?
[17:47] <th0r> ActionParsnip: sorry...my bad
[17:48] <elisa87> https://www.google.com/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=gem5+disk+image&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 SonikkuAmerica
[17:48] <johnjohn101> it's ok, when 13.04 support is gone, 13.10 will be there!!
[17:48] <holstein> suore: for what you mentioned above, i might test the hardware.. ubuntu/linux is great, but its not "magic".. if you have bad or broken hardware
[17:48] <ActionParsnip> Th0r : never understood people upgrading from Quantal to Raring.  Makes me chuckle
[17:49] <suore> at Windows XP works all great... like rocket :P.
[17:49] <suore> but is old :P
[17:49] <morpheous_> need a little bit of assistance, looking to find out how to access the firewall through system settings in Xubuntu
[17:49] <suore> and bought SSD HDD
[17:49] <ActionParsnip> Johnjohn101: oh absolutely but even when 13.10 dies Precise will still be supported :-)
[17:49] <holstein> morpheous_: you can use ufw.. i think there is a gui, gufw
[17:49] <holstein> !info gufw
[17:49] <SonikkuAmerica> elisa87: Well, lemme think about it while I eat lunch. bbs
[17:49] <suore> and for some minutes installing SSD HDD at my PC :P
[17:50] <suore> i installing*
[17:50] <suigeneris> hi
[17:50] <suore> W XP no see SSD
[17:50] <morpheous_> Thanks Guys <32
[17:50] <salma__> I have problem adding nodes to the maas server, has anyone done this before?
[17:50] <ActionParsnip> Suore: XP is offtopic here
[17:50] <suore> ActionParsnip,  :)
[17:51] <suigeneris> I created a ssh key with ssh-keygen -t rsa, sent it with ssh-copy-id, but the remote server is still asking me for password
[17:51] <suigeneris> why?
[17:52] <ActionParsnip> Suigeneris: did you cat the file to your users key file on the server side?
[17:52] <holstein> salma__: i would elaborate.. what problems? what errors? otherwise, it will not help to repost
[17:53] <suigeneris> ActionParsnip: no, I sent it with ssh-copy-id like I always did
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> Suigeneris : then you missed a step
[17:53] <suigeneris> ActionParsnip: ssh-copy-id -i .ssh/id_key.pub server to be precise
[17:54] <fully_human> Hello. I've build a custom kernel and am trying to follow the helloworld driver program at http://www.xml.com/ldd/chapter/book/ch02.html. However, I get ane rror saying "linux/module.h: No such file or directory" If I add the -I/usr/src/linux-headers-3.8.13-custom+/include I get an error saying "asm/linkage.h: No such file or directory" Chasing that includes down I have a bunch of other errror messages that probably won't even
[17:54] <fully_human>  fit on pastebin. Any suggestion? Thanks.
[17:54] <FloodBot1> fully_human: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:54] <IamTrying> How to have Chrome Canary on my Ubuntu? https://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/browser/canary.html
[17:54] <salma__> holstein: I have 3 blades using 1 as server and the other 2 are compute nodes used ubuntu 12.04 server and added the nodes to the maas server
[17:54] <holstein> fully_human: i would try a more general linux channel.. otherwise, use the stock ubuntu kernels
[17:54] <salma__> the nodes are added but the commission fails
[17:54] <ActionParsnip> Suigeneris : yes but you need to put that text in your user's config.  Simply copying the file is not the whole process
[17:54] <uvala> choqok version in synaptic is the older one that I have (1.2), can I somehow install 1.3. via command line?
[17:54] <fully_human> holstein: Okay, thanks.
[17:54] <uvala> from the project website?
[17:55] <holstein> uvala: there will be instructions, but i would confirm that it addresses the issue before bothering with it
[17:56] <salma__> holstein: do you have any sugesstion?
[17:56] <holstein> uvala: there are ppa's such as https://launchpad.net/~adilson/+archive/experimental , but i would do more research before adding the ppa or custom version
[17:56] <suigeneris> ActionParsnip: I thought ssh-copy-id did exactly did that. besides, I compared remote server's .ssh/authorized_keys to my .ssh/id_rsa.pub
[17:56] <holstein> salma__: fails how? what are the error messages?
[17:57] <covi> What's a good way to add some human-friendly description to a .csv table? I asked because the actual tables have several fields, and I am not sure if putting all of the description in the top left field (with other fields of that row left blank) is the right way to do it.
[17:57] <ActionParsnip> Suigeneris : cat the file and append it to  ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2
[17:57] <salma__> holstein: the web interface for the maas server just says "Failed tests"
[17:58] <salma__> holstein: Do I have to have ubuntu desktop installed on the each node before adding them to the server?
[17:58] <ActionParsnip> Suigeneris : www.linuxproblem.org/art_9.html
[17:59] <holstein> salma__: i have no idea.. i would run the basics. check ip's.. see that the machine can see each other.. check the server channel, and see if there is a maas community support
[17:59] <ActionParsnip> Suigeneris : then in your ssh server disable password login.  Be sure you have some sort of access incase it's not right
[18:00] <salma__> hostein: Thanks!
[18:01] <uvala> ActionParsnip, I tried Turpial, and got login authentication error with 2 accounts.
[18:01] <MrKB> how do I read entries in syslog?
[18:01] <KaiForce> Can anyone tell me how to delay startup for an init.d script so that a service that it depends on starts first?
[18:01] <MrKB> Synergy says that it logs messages in syslog
[18:01] <ActionParsnip> Suigeneris : could even stay logged in then try a second connection after the key configs are in
[18:01] <MrKB> last time someone was helping me troubleshoot problems, he had me copy stuff from the syslog to a syslog.txt file on my desktop
[18:01] <MrKB> is that the only way?
[18:01] <ActionParsnip> Uvala: then its probably not the application
[18:02] <holstein> KaiForce: is this helpful? http://askubuntu.com/questions/9763/init-d-script-startup-problems otherwise, try a server channel
[18:02] <ActionParsnip> Mrkb: users can read logs most times
[18:02] <suigeneris> ActionParsnip: still no :S
[18:02] <ubuntu22> Can anyone tell me how to add canberra-gtk-modules to $GTK_MODULES
[18:02] <MrKB> ActionParsnip: Where do I read it?
[18:02] <CMOSteve> excuse me, is anybody here familliar with UPS power supplies and setting them up to work with linux/ubuntu?
[18:02] <CMOSteve> http://askubuntu.com/questions/305701/my-emerson-liebert-ups-is-not-reporting-correctly-but-works-in-windows
[18:02] <uvala> so that means there is no Twitter client available for ubuntu right now?
[18:03] <ActionParsnip> Mrkb: for what application???
[18:03] <MrKB> Synergy
[18:03] <MrKB> it says it logs stuff to syslog
[18:03] <holstein> CMOSteve: i would purchase one with linux support.. or one that is known to work
[18:03] <ActionParsnip> Uvala: there are many twitter clients
[18:03] <user____> sudo avahi-daemon results in failed to create a server:invalid domain name
[18:03] <KaiForce> holstein: that is helpful, thank you.  awesome username btw.
[18:03] <ActionParsnip> Mrkb: and how was I supposed to know it was for synergy?
[18:03] <user____> any ideas
[18:04] <holstein> KaiForce: cheers
[18:04] <MrKB> ActionParsnip: I said it. You must have missed it :-\
[18:04] <suigeneris> ActionParsnip: Permission denied (publickey,gssapi-with-mic).
[18:04] <ActionParsnip> Uvala : I suggest you check service on the twitter side as well as username and password
[18:04] <uvala> ActionParsnip, I am referring to DJones' information that Twitter disabled clients.
[18:05] <uvala> ActionParsnip, I can login and use twitter from the browser.
[18:06] <holstein> i use twitter from the browser.. but, have you tried other clients in linux?
[18:06] <holstein> uvala: ^^
[18:06] <CMOSteve> holstein: i fear you may be right. my UPS appears to be one of the companies most generic models, and interfaces with the Generic USH HID drivers, so therefore it seems bleak. however, Windows does pick it up OK and there is one in the servers network. is there a Windows based NUT implementation i could hook and send events with to the linux box?
[18:07] <uvala> holstein, I've just tried Turpial, and received auth error
[18:07] <uvala> while logging in
[18:07] <holstein> CMOSteve: nothing about linux/ubuntu is preventing something native from working, or that windows based one from working.. but, there is no way to guarantee that here in this channel.. you would need, ideally the support of the vendor
[18:08] <holstein> uvala: that is not "twitter is broken in all linux" then.. that is just what it is.. auth error
[18:08] <CMOSteve> holstein: ty
[18:08] <uvala> holstein, then I will try installing the latest choqok
[18:09] <holstein> uvala: what would i do? consider trying that ppa i linked, or read about the latest version of twitter clients and the issue DJones mentioned
[18:09] <BitWraith> I have an Ubuntu 12.04 install here. I'm not sure how long ago this began (it's not a computer I use/maintain often) but I noticed today that it can't shutdown cleanly.
[18:09] <holstein> uvala: ideally, twitter would either not have broken it (assuming thats what happened), or provide you with a fix.. if you can wait patiently, assuming that is the issue, a fix may come to the packages, *if* it can be implemented
[18:10] <holstein> uvala: otherwise, i dont think twitter guarantees linux support.. though, it works fine for me i the browser
[18:10] <BitWraith> I stopped the x server and shut it down via "halt" at the terminal... it gets to "system will halt now" and just hangs there.
[18:10] <holstein> BitWraith: are you up to date with upgrades? did you recently upgrade? can you try booting an earlier kernel version and see if it shuts down?
[18:10] <BitWraith> I don't think it gets to the point where it would normally shut off, because the filesystem requires checking
[18:11] <uvala> holstein, which would be better for installation, ppa or the tar package via sourceforge?
[18:11] <BitWraith> Linux ubuntu 3.2.0-48-generic #74-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jun 6 19:43:26 UTC 2013 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux <-- the aforementioned box is running this kernel atm
[18:12] <BitWraith> holstein, how far back should I go?
[18:12] <BitWraith> I believe it's been updated within the last week. I can try the previous kernel and see what happens.
[18:12] <holstein> uvala: ideally, the one that has the fix.. but, you should be able to find that information without actually installing.. there might not be a "fix", since there is technically nothing wrong with the clients.. assuming the server side changes are what broke it
[18:12] <uvala> holstein, i installed ppa..
[18:13] <holstein> BitWraith: i would try the next one back.. then, go one from there
[18:13] <uvala> holstein, I'll give the new version a try :)
[18:13] <Ph0sphene>  hi! I have a problem installing nvidia drivers for a gt330m on 12.04 64 bit. could anyone tell me wether it is possible to use this card?
[18:14] <DJones> uvala: Any sucess? The only standalone client I've found that is working is Friends on Ubuntu
[18:14] <holstein> !nvidea
[18:14] <holstein> !nvidia
[18:14] <holstein> Ph0sphene: ^^
[18:14] <uvala> DJones, I hope..I'll see it in a minute
[18:15] <uvala> holstein, should I manually remove the older version? or how do I get to the new version now?
[18:15] <holstein> uvala: i would make sure i know how a ppa works... i would want to add that ppa, update the sources, get the latest version, and know how to revert
[18:16] <holstein> uvala: what would i do? google around with that *specifi* version # and see if a fix is there
[18:16] <Ph0sphene> i tried that, but with no sucsess. x started in 640x480 and nvidia controlpanel said there was a problem
[18:16] <holstein> uvala: that pacakge via PPA is built before the date DJones mentioned
[18:18] <BitWraith> holstein, now I'm really confused... that box just shut down correctly.
[18:18] <BitWraith> I applied a couple updates just now, but none to the kernel...
[18:19] <holstein> BitWraith: so the kernel upgrade is likely the issue
[18:19] <BitWraith> In any case, it seems to be working.
[18:19] <holstein> oh.. its shutting down normally in the latest kernel?
[18:19] <holstein> some fix must have come in then...
[18:19] <BitWraith> No, it just shut down correctly using the same kernel that would not shut down correctly the last two or three times I tried it
[18:20] <BitWraith> The updates I just applied were only to X and the flash player... lol
[18:22] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[18:28] <babyswizz> please why cant i install a package using the terminal http://paste.ubuntu.com/5777918/
[18:30] <ejv> babyswizz: exactly what it says, there's another process using it
[18:30] <modernbob> babyswizz: because the updater is running
[18:30] <uvala> holstein, new version doesnt update, either. I receive this error in both: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5777923/
[18:31] <babyswizz> ejv: thanks
[18:32] <ejv> babyswizz: this should go without saying, but track down what application / process is trying to perform an update (dpkg), kill it, and rerun that install command.
[18:32] <babyswizz> ejv: I had synaptic package manager running thats why
[18:33] <ejv> makes sense ;)
[18:34] <SpindizZzy_too> hi all :)
[18:34] <Hash1> hi
[18:35] <SpindizZzy_too> i noticed hotot stopped working
[18:35] <SpindizZzy_too> anyone got another good twitterclient ?
[18:35] <SpindizZzy_too> it's for 12.04 LTS
[18:35] <morpheous_> When i do apt-get update, i get a list of errors saying it is unable to connect, I open USC and no packages can be found
[18:35] <Linda72> Help! I'm trying to install Ubuntu using an empty SSD, but this message pops up: http://pastebin.com/F4nDS8HL What do I do?
[18:36] <daftykins> Linda72: what kind of computer?
[18:37] <daftykins> Linda72: and was it previously Windows 8?
[18:37] <Linda72> daftykins: Just a regular PC.
[18:37] <Linda72> daftykins: Yes.
[18:37] <daftykins> so, desktop? by a brand?
[18:38] <Linda72> daftykins: No, built at home.
[18:38] <daftykins> ah ok
[18:38] <daftykins> sounds like the SSD was used before?
[18:38] <Hash1> ..
[18:38] <daftykins> in another system
[18:38] <Linda72> daftykins: Yes, but I've erased it.
[18:38] <Linda72> It should be empty. What do I do?
[18:39] <daftykins> Linda72: not enough it seems :) ok two choices, either you can boot into the full liveCD and use gparted to finish completely deleting the disk, or you can just say yes there
[18:39] <ArneLurk> I have an intel Mobo but my Ubuntu 13.04 iso says AMD... is that a problem?
[18:39] <Linda72> daftykins: What do you recommend. Why?
[18:39] <daftykins> by 'deleting the disk' i mean erasing any and all partitions
[18:39] <Linda72> ?*
[18:39] <daftykins> ArneLurk: no amd64 works on both Intel and AMD
[18:39] <wheatthin> amd64 only means 64bit
[18:39] <daftykins> ^
[18:39] <ArneLurk> Ok. Strange
[18:39] <daftykins> Linda72: i would boot the 13.04 liveCD if that's what you have and run gparted to nuke the disk
[18:40] <Linda72> daftykins: I'll try. Hold on. :)
[18:40] <morpheous_> When i do apt-get update, i get a list of errors saying it is unable to connect, I open USC and no packages can be found . Xubuntu 12.04
[18:41] <daftykins> morpheous_: are web browsers working on that system?
[18:42] <morpheous_> daftykins, im on here with it, i just did a fresh install
[18:42] <MonkeyDust> morpheous_  type      sudo apt-get update|pastebinit      and paste te url here
[18:44] <Linda72> daftykins: Is "Try Ubuntu" the same as "LiveCD"?
[18:45] <daftykins> Linda72: yep
[18:46] <Linda72> daftykins: Is "yep" the same as "yes"?
[18:46] <Linda72> Just kidding. :)
[18:47] <daftykins> Linda72: :P
[18:47] <morpheous_> http://pastebin.com/i0igz1xf
[18:48] <Linda72> daftykins: Be right back.
[18:48] <daftykins> Linda72: same here, i'm going to make a coffee so give me a shout when you're ready to continue!
[18:49] <mmercer> hey guys, which version of ubuntu was upstart first implemented in ?
[18:49] <raven> no-ip client manually installed on 12.04 - does not update the ip after several reboots - any ideas?
[18:50] <holstein> raven: manually installed? from where? maybe the maintainers of the package can help you..
[18:51] <holstein> i remember using ddclient https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DynamicDNS#ddclient
[18:51] <raven> holstein, tar.gz on no-ip.com
[18:52] <holstein> raven: sure.. i would just ask them for support.. otherwise, try something from the repos
[18:52] <raven> holstein, which client is able to work with noip?
[18:52] <holstein> raven: i have dyndns.. i have used https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DynamicDNS#ddclient as i said
[18:53] <holstein> raven: otherwise, i would try https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DynamicDNS#no-ip
[18:56] <elisa87> how to find PCI-e version in Ubuntu command prompt?
[18:57] <wheatthin> lspci should show what's in the pci-e
[18:57] <wheatthin> but to show the version, I'd look the motherboard up
[18:59] <richard> Hello.
[18:59] <daftykins> Guest64314: hi
[19:00] <rd_> Hi. Trying to install a persistent Ubuntu on a flashdrive. Downloaded an Ubuntu iso. Have virtual box. I want to make part of the flash Fat32 and the rest ext3 for the 'os' and 'data. Recommendations?
[19:00] <daftykins> rd_: are you the one that asked earlier?
[19:01] <rd_> yup I am
[19:01] <daftykins> rd_: unetbootin not doing it?
[19:01] <rd_> well. am i able to format a the flashdrive while booting from it?
[19:02] <MonkeyDust> rd_  use gparted to create partitions on the flash drive, one fat, the other ext
[19:02] <daftykins> rd_: nah you'd want a Windows/Linux host OS
[19:02] <MonkeyDust> rd_  what OS are you in now?
[19:02] <rd_> windows 7
[19:03] <rd_> i have vbox and was thinking of running ubuntu on it then format the drive from it?
[19:03] <MonkeyDust> rd_  the use a windows program to create partitions
[19:03] <MonkeyDust> rd_  better ask in ##windows if such program exists, to create partitions on a flash drive
[19:04] <rd_> suggestions for some windows/linux file format type?
[19:04] <MonkeyDust> rd_  ext4 for linux
[19:07] <ArneLurk> So, neither 12.10 or 13.04 can detect my Win7 x64 install. Looks like I have no choice but to install using the "Something else..." option
[19:07] <holstein> !uefi | ArneLurk is this relevant to your situation?
[19:08] <holstein> ArneLurk: you can always just manually partition what you want/need
[19:09] <daftykins> ArneLurk: are you booting in UEFI mode or legacy?
[19:09] <ArneLurk> I partitioned as gpt and gave windows 66% of SSD. Installed Win7 64bit from DVD
[19:10] <ArneLurk> http://androidarts.com/photo/Ub1210x64install.jpg
[19:11] <rd_> last one: any ideas why a Usb can't be recognized in Oracle Virtual Box image using ubuntu 12.4?
[19:11] <ArneLurk> The partitions left by Windows do show though. I'm booted from USB in UEFI mode. Using x64 Ubuntu 13.04 and persistent storage
[19:12] <rd_> *usb drive
[19:12] <holstein> ArneLurk: and you reffered to the uefi wiki?
[19:13] <ArneLurk> holstein: I've read a whole bunch of threads with people having similar problems, but haven't found a way to make it show up
[19:13] <daftykins> ArneLurk: you partitioned manually? so is windows installed in EFI mode?
[19:13] <holstein> ArneLurk: the way in the wiki is to do it maually.. where you are just now getting to, AFAIK
[19:13] <ArneLurk> You can see the efi type in my screenshot there
[19:14] <daftykins> ArneLurk: no, i can see some manual partitioning :D did you install Windows in EFI mode or not?
[19:14] <_Ace_> VIM!
[19:14] <holstein> ArneLurk: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI#Installing_Ubuntu_in_EFI_mode
[19:15] <delac> On Raring (+ GNOME3 PPA) using gnome-session-fallback 3.8.0-0ubuntu1~raring1. But wasn't it announced that 3.8 would not have fallback mode? Does anyone know if that decision has been reverted or why there is such backage on GNOME3 PPA?
[19:15] <ArneLurk> Yeah, I think I first tried mbr partitioning, but then I had to redo it as gpt. The reason for this was that the Win7 DVD needs to be on gpt iwith UEFI boards, so I had to reboot the optical in UEFI mode.
[19:15] <ArneLurk> I'm now booted into UEFI USB mode.
[19:16] <holstein> delac: ppa's are not necessarily officially supported. i would ask the maintainer of the PPA
[19:16] <marianne_> hi, I need to install MS Silverlight for chrome or Firefox...running ubuntu 12.04
[19:16] <marianne_> is there a command line where I can do the install from
[19:16] <daftykins> ArneLurk: that leading 1MB unused looks like an issue to me
[19:16] <holstein> marianne_: ask microsoft, but im pretty sure its not supported in linux.. are you trying to use netflix?
[19:16] <holstein> !netflix | marianne_
[19:16] <catcher> is there something in ccsm that will darken/transparentify unfocused windows?
[19:17] <marianne_> holstein: trying to run a D & D character builder
[19:17] <cortexman> wheeee http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/
[19:17] <delac> holstein: I have the impression that GNOME3 PPA is pretty official (could be wrong)
[19:17] <usr13> For Microsoft Silverlight support, install Moonlight with the following command: « sudo apt-get install moonlight-plugin-mozilla » in a terminal.
[19:17] <ArneLurk> daftykins: daftykins made a single partition for windows using gparted. the 1mb empty space was the recommended setting. I'm told grub goes there.
[19:18] <k1l> delac: officially form gnome, but not from ubuntu?
[19:18] <holstein> delac: ask them.. but the gnome packages in the repo *are* official..
[19:18] <daftykins> ArneLurk: the EFI should've been there at the start. you should've used Windows setup to specify a smaller partition. i'd start again
[19:18] <holstein> !ppa | delac
[19:18] <marianne_> usr13: unable to locate package
[19:18] <holstein> delac: note the warning
[19:19] <holstein> marianne_: AFAIK, microsoft doesnt support linux with silverlight. but you can ask them, or try that link i gave about netflix and see if you can use whatever work around is there for silverlight
[19:21] <ArneLurk> daftykins: I was told to use gparted to set up the single initial partition for windows (windows split it into 3). There are so many guides on this...
[19:21] <holstein> ArneLurk: that is a partition editor you are looing at
[19:21] <holstein> looking at
[19:21] <daftykins> ArneLurk: i have no idea why someone would tell anyone to do that, other than if they're inexperienced
[19:21] <usr13> !info moonlight-plugin-mozilla
[19:21] <ArneLurk> The screenshot is from the "install ubuntu" thing. I'm in the Try environment
[19:22] <usr13> I suppose moonlight has been deprecated
[19:23] <usr13> Or just discontinued
[19:23] <marianne_> usr13: it's ok, it's on my Mac, but really like my ubuntu box better...
[19:24] <delac> holstein: If the owner chain of the teams goes to Mark himself, can it be considered official PPA?
[19:25] <holstein> delac: ?
[19:25] <holstein> delac: when the packages are officially i the repos, they will be
[19:25] <holstein> delac: the PPA is for newer versions out of the version
[19:25] <usr13> marianne_: Moonlight:   http://www.go-mono.com/moonlight/download.aspx
[19:25] <holstein> delac: you can get newer versions backported, maybe..
[19:26] <delac> holstein: yes yes, but that was not the point. I'm just wondering why that one particular package even exists since it has been announced that it wont
[19:27] <holstein> delac: you'd need to ask the maintainers.. gnome or the ppa maintainers.. no volunteers here likely know, and its pretty much OT
[19:27] <k1l> delac: to asnwer your origin question: gnome revived the fallback/classic because redhat(the company behind gnome) needs that for their enterprise installtions
[19:28] <delac> k1l: oh, interesting info. do you happend to know how long they maintain it? for 3.10 too?
[19:28] <robin__> #ubuntu-fr
[19:31] <k1l> delac: maybe ask in #ubuntu-desktop
[19:31] <daftykins> ArneLurk: can you link me to the guide you followed for this manual partitioning for Windows idea?
[19:32] <ArneLurk> No, I was told by "some guys on IRC". I'm on an SSD so I'd rather not reinstall unless I have to, but maybe I have to.
[19:33] <ArneLurk> I read it somewhere too, but I forgot where
[19:33] <delac> k1l: where did you find this piece of information. Cant find a word of it with google...
[19:33] <tobiasBora> Hello,,
[19:34] <daftykins> ArneLurk: the extra writes aren't going to take a year off its' lifespan ;)
[19:34] <ArneLurk> More like 2 days.
[19:34] <daftykins> hah
[19:35] <k1l> delac: http://searchdatacenter.techtarget.com/news/2240185580/Red-Hat-discloses-RHEL-roadmap  but we are drifting into offtopic. ask the maintainer of that PPA which ist _not_ a regular ubuntu repo
[19:35] <tobiasBora> I've a problem with the package avconv: when I try to convert a file into mp3 I've a wrong time which is displayed after in all my programs (Amarok, dolphin...) which is about 29mn instead of 3mn. Does anyone know how I could solve this ?
[19:35] <ArneLurk> So, I wipe the drive? Just kill the partition table? Then let windows at it again, but use the win installer to make a 80gb partition and leave 40 unallocated...?
[19:36] <daftykins> ArneLurk: i would yep
[19:36] <ArneLurk> Windows does boot for me by the way.
[19:36] <daftykins> ArneLurk: well you could just manually partition in Ubuntu's installer, it's up to you
[19:37] <ArneLurk> just drop the 1mb at the start? is that the only problem?
[19:38] <ArneLurk> Or I could try the "Something else" and hope that the boot loader finds it's way
[19:38] <ArneLurk> if it doesn't work, I reinstall everything.
[19:38] <daftykins> a typical EFI install puts the EFI partition at the very start
[19:38] <daftykins> ArneLurk: yeah sounds like a good plan
[19:39] <ArneLurk> Hmm, it's sda2 for me
[19:39] <ArneLurk> obviously this is an SSD so the physical location shouldn't matter...?
[19:39] <catcher> Is it possible to configure the compiz "dim inactive" plugin?  It's ignoring my settings for brightness & transparency, and I'd like the fade to be much faster.
[19:39] <delac> k1l: ok. although, that classic mode mentioned in the article is not same as fallback. it's just few shell plugins.
[19:39] <daftykins> ArneLurk: yes, but i mean start as in first partition
[19:41] <k1l> delac: you will not get the gnome2 desktop back. the fallback/classic mode ist the best you can get.
[19:41] <ArneLurk> daftykins > I have that drop down list for the boot loader, just /dev/sda and I can put it on /dev/sda2 which is the 104mb efi partition
[19:42] <delac> k1l: that is what I thought. So why is there then? :)
[19:42] <daftykins> ArneLurk: i've a feeling if you chose /dev/sda you'd be able to boot Ubuntu and not Windows - and if you chose sda2 you'd be able to boot Windows and not Ubuntu :D but both would be fixable
[19:43] <k1l> delac: see the article i posted and my comment from above.
[19:44] <delac> k1l: fallback and classic mode are not the same thing on 3.8
[19:46] <ArneLurk> daftykins: "fixable" huh? Like, telling grub to use sda2 via some... chain?
[19:47] <kimx> hey guys how xen server operates on ubuntu
[19:48] <kimx> UHM......GUYS CAN I GET HELP?
[19:48] <holstein> kimx: no caps.. whats the issue?
[19:48] <holstein> !volunteers | kimx
[19:49] <kimx> yeah how does xen server operates on ubuntu?
[19:49] <vlt> kimx: like normal
[19:49] <holstein> kimx: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xen
[19:50] <kimx> i'm sorry about but u've gotta help me guys com'on
[19:50] <k1l> delac: they switched the names since the stoped the fallback since they use llvmpipe for 2d-only desktops
[19:50] <k1l> kimx: yes it does.
[19:50] <holstein> kimx: ? did you see my post about volunteers? and about xen?
[19:50] <adamk_> kimx: In fact, no one has to help you. And acting entitled is going to turn people poff.
[19:50] <k1l> kimx: if you want a more specific answer ask a more specific question
[19:50] <kimx> i mean how?
[19:50] <holstein> kimx: did you read the link?
[19:50] <holstein> !xen | kimx
[19:51] <delac> k1l: yes, so they did
[19:51] <kimx> okay how does the xen server operate?
[19:51] <holstein> kimx: the link i gave will tell you.. did you read it?
[19:53] <ArneLurk> Oh? The Ubuntu boot loader is about 30mb? That's what I see Windows 7 use (33mb). I'll try directing the boot device towards window's sda2 then...
[19:53] <kimx> please to understand more does it operate same as an cybercafe?
[19:54] <vlt> kimx: What us your real question?
[19:54] <vlt> *is
[19:54] <kimx> is it a  cybercafe?
[19:55] <gQuigs> I'm trying to debug the indicator-messages applet in 12.04.  (tried https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingAyatana with no luck)
[19:55] <holstein> kimx: what are you trying to do? xen is what it is.. the link i gave explains it..
[19:55] <gQuigs> trying to get better logs for this bug, but the logs don't seem to exist: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-messages/+bug/1192300
[19:57] <kimx> uhm...sorry..can u give the name of a cyber client you have idea of that works with linux and ubuntu machines
[19:57] <adamk_> What is a "cyber client"?
[19:58] <trism> gQuigs: if you can switch to the gnome fallback session, then you should get ~/.cache/indicator-applet-complete.log
[19:58] <kimx> i am opening a cyber and less ideas about the stuff
[19:58] <daftykins> kimx: where are you from? there may be an ubuntu channel for your language
[19:58] <gQuigs> trism: oh.. there isn't anyway to turn that on in Unity/2d?
[19:58] <holstein> kimx: what are you trying to do? a wifi hotspot? *every* wifi router is a wifi hot spot.. http://www.dd-wrt.com/site/index has hotspot software baked in, though its OT here
[19:59] <kimx> Cameroon Bamenda
[19:59] <daftykins> holstein: he's asking for a good OS to manage a new internet cafe
[19:59] <trism> gQuigs: no way that I'm aware of
[19:59] <daftykins> isn't it obvious =|
[19:59] <olivierrr> I'm writing an article about open source, could anyone recommend where to look for usage data of Ubuntu?
[20:00] <ArneLurk> I'm trying to manually partition. I have 8GB ram and a SSD. How does this affect Swap partition size. I'm told it will be rarely used with that much ram.
[20:00] <olivierrr> @ArneLurk: Wouldn't use SWAP on SSD
[20:01] <kimx> holstein: how can you control access with hotspot wifi?
[20:01] <ArneLurk> This is a new Samsung 840. I'm told it last 10+ years with 10gigs a day write.
[20:01] <holstein> kimx: a password.. but this is not a router channel..
[20:01] <holstein> kimx: there are wifi routers, hardware answers to your question.. also, the firmware i linked is an option
[20:02] <ArneLurk> olivierrr: If I make no swap partition, swap can't be used?
[20:02] <kimx> in case the user has exuhsted the time usage
[20:02] <trism> gQuigs: although bug 815715 has an interesting workaround, wonder if it still works
[20:02] <holstein> kimx: the firmware i linked above, ddwrt, has that functionality baked in
[20:02] <holstein> kimx: the devices i reference you can purchase have that
[20:02] <daftykins> ArneLurk: yeah don't create swap.
[20:03] <olivierrr> @ArneLurk: if you've got 8GB RAM you won't need it anyway
[20:03] <gQuigs> thanks trism, I got logs via fallback..
[20:03] <ArneLurk> That leaves me 40 gig for just / and /home then. Recommended ratio?
[20:03] <OerHeks> ArneLurk, you only need swap for hybernate, else you can reduse swapiness
[20:03] <olivierrr> i don't have a swap partition on my SSD, works fine
[20:08] <ripthejacker> what is the x-ayatana-desktop-shortcut in the launcher .desktop file?
[20:09] <ripthejacker> and what is the difference between Action and x-ayatana-desktop-shortcut?
[20:09] <ripthejacker> I cannot find any documentation on this
[20:09] <trism> ripthejacker: it was for the quick lists in the launcher before Action was added
[20:10] <ripthejacker> so what's the difference between them?
[20:10] <ripthejacker> trism: actions and x-......
[20:10] <ripthejacker> has actions replaced the other command?
[20:10] <trism> ripthejacker: there is no difference, except one is an ubuntu extension...we used the x-ayatana before action existed
[20:11] <ripthejacker> trism: oh I see. Which one is the ubuntu extension?
[20:11] <trism> ripthejacker: yes basically, although I think x-ayatana is still honored for the moment since some .desktop files in 13.04 still have it
[20:11] <ripthejacker> ok I getit
[20:12] <ripthejacker> trism: thanks for the information
[20:12] <ripthejacker> :)
[20:12] <yrushi> !ubuntu
[20:17] <ArneLurk> which file systems do I select for mount point / and /home respectively?
[20:17] <Ronnie> Since a few days my flash videos in firefox and chrome are laggy/choppy. I think its since the flash update a few days ago, but im not sure. Putting the old flash version back did not solve the problem. Any ideas?
[20:17] <holstein> Ronnie: flash is just going to always be an issue.. are you using chrome? or chromium? chrome is the *only* way to get current flash in linux
[20:18] <elisa87> E: Unable to find a source package for rootstock
[20:18] <Ronnie> holstein: i use chromium, but it was working good a few days ago
[20:19] <holstein> Ronnie: you can try the actual chrome browser then as a troubleshooting step
[20:19] <gQuigs> Ronnie: it could also be video driver related, what video card do you have?
[20:19] <gQuigs> Ronnie: do videos work fine in Totem/VLC other video player
[20:19] <holstein> elisa87: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/RootStock "Note that RootStock has been deprecated and is no longer maintained, and it's generally recommended that people start with an ubuntu-core image and tailor it to their needs"
[20:19] <Ronnie> gQuigs: intel (4500M i tought, not sure)
[20:20] <Ronnie> downloading chrome...
[20:20] <jkitchen> is there a link to a howto or something for rebuilding a newer version of a package?
[20:20] <jkitchen> I want to bump the patchlevel of ruby on my system and make a package out of it (wide deployment)
[20:21] <holstein> jkitchen: typically, its per package, depending on what is needed by the package
[20:21] <yrushi> compile from source
[20:21] <Ronnie> holstein: is the 64-bit capable of playing flash?
[20:21] <yrushi> yes
[20:21] <jkitchen> yrushi: that's not sustainable across 100+ machines
[20:21] <holstein> Ronnie: AFAIK
[20:21] <DiamondBoy1979> hello
[20:21] <jkitchen> holstein: is there a generic overview though so I can get started?
[20:22] <jkitchen> I don't even know where to begin, and building packages is a huge subject :)
[20:22] <jkitchen> just looking for a starting point, not necessarily a step-by-step howto for my specific package
[20:22] <yrushi> http://developer.ubuntu.com/packaging/html/
[20:23] <jkitchen> yrushi: ok, thanks, I'll check that out.
[20:24] <DiamondBoy1979> i need help installing Ubuntu.its giving me a error message.can someone PM me and help me through this please
[20:24] <xangua> !pm | DiamondBoy1979
[20:24] <ripthejacker> trism: one more doubt what's the difference between the %f and %U params in the desktop file?
[20:24] <DiamondBoy1979> Ok
[20:25] <Ronnie> software center keeps loading when opening the chrome deb file :(
[20:25] <Legimet> dpkg -i
[20:25] <Legimet> just run sudo dpkg -i on the deb file
[20:25] <wyvern> #linux
[20:26] <Ronnie> the Legimet
[20:27] <trism> ripthejacker: http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/ar01s06.html
[20:27] <DiamondBoy1979> ok when i install ubuntu it wont install says cannot install into C:\ubuntu there is another file or directory with this name.Please remove it before continuing. For more in formation, please see log file: c:\users\fred\appdata\local\temp\wubi-12.04-rev727.log
[20:27] <Legimet> !thanks | yrushi
[20:28] <sasuke> hi guys
[20:28] <Legimet> hello
[20:28] <xangua> DiamondBoy1979: you'd be best with a real install, wubi isn't even incluided in latest ubuntu already
[20:28] <DiamondBoy1979> i tried downlaoding and installing 13.04 and it wouldnt install on my computer
[20:29] <elisa87> can rootstock create disk image for x86 or it just can create disk image for ARM?
[20:29] <gordonjcp> DiamondBoy1979: what happened when you tried?
[20:29] <DiamondBoy1979> i click Ok in the error message and it disappeard and wouldnt let me install it
[20:29] <holstein> elisa87: did you see my post about root stick?
[20:30] <holstein> 16:19 < holstein> elisa87: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/RootStock "Note that RootStock has been deprecated and is no longer  maintained, and it's generally recommended that people start with an ubuntu-core image and tailor it to  their needs"
[20:30] <Ronnie> holstein: its a bit better in chrome, but still not as it was before
[20:30] <elisa87> ah ok so it just creates disk image for ARM ... I wish there was sth like rootstock for creating x86 disk images ... holstein
[20:30] <Ronnie> Looks like a driver issue then
[20:31] <DiamondBoy1979> hmmim gonna try downloading ubuntu 13
[20:31] <holstein> Ronnie: i was about to say, its not a driver issue
[20:31] <Ronnie> holstein: what did you think?
[20:32] <holstein> Ronnie: if its better, then its flash related.. facts are, intel drivers are usually pretty good, and flash is notoriously bad
[20:32] <Magicarp> I installed ubuntu via the amd64 bit ISO. Whenever I attempt to install an amd64 package I get the message it's the wrong architecture. I can install i386 packages
[20:33] <Legimet> Magicarp: run uname -a
[20:33] <holstein> Magicarp: i would confirm that it is 64bit.. look in the terminal.. uname -a
[20:33] <Magicarp> pidgin crashed
[20:33] <Legimet> but run uname -a in your terminal
[20:33] <Ronnie> holstein: but if its flash related, why is chrome not playing the video smooth?
[20:34] <jpmh> my system uses 8.8.8.8 and 4.2.2.2 as its DNS servers .  However, something is using port #53, what is it?
[20:34] <holstein> Ronnie: ? becuase flash doesnt support linux very well
[20:35] <Magicarp> Legimet it says 'i686 athlon i686' (my CPU is a FX6300)
[20:35] <Legimet> so you installed 32-bit
[20:35] <holstein> Magicarp: thats not 64 bit
[20:35] <Legimet> Magicarp: you probably downloaded the wrong iso
[20:36] <bgardner> jpmh: See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_TCP_and_UDP_port_numbers
[20:36] <adamk_> jpmh: By default, Ubuntu runs a local caching name server.  Are you sure it's not actually being used? What does /etc/resolv.conf show?
[20:36] <Magicarp> Legimet the iso was called 'ubuntu-13.04-desktop-amd64' was that not the right one?
[20:36] <Legimet> it is
[20:36] <Legimet> but you have the 32-bit somehow
[20:37] <clarle> I dual-booted Ubuntu + Windows on my laptop, but it recently crashed. I removed the hard drive and placed it in an enclosure, but now I'm only able to access my Windows files. How can I access my data on the Ubuntu partition again?
[20:37] <Magicarp> Does the 64bit installation even have the ability to install 32bit?
[20:37] <jpmh> adamk_: yep - sure enough - is there some easy way to stop that
[20:37] <adamk_> jpmh: Never looked into it, so I don't know.
[20:38] <jpmh> adamk_: ty
[20:39] <sasuke> clarle: it might be grub problem. You can restore with live cd
[20:39] <chmrr> Why does http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-security/cve/2013/CVE-2013-3567.html list Lucid as EOL, and not provide an update?  Doesn't the server edition still have until 2015?
[20:40] <wyvern> hello guys
[20:40] <sasuke> clarle, try this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[20:42] <clarle> sasuke: Thanks, I'll check it out! Appreciate the help.
[20:43] <sasuke> clarle, np
[20:45] <j0llyr0ger> hi i want to ask if i can do with unity network manger to have both wlan0 and eth0 connected and to have intenret from wlan0
[20:45] <Fuzzles> can i get 13.04s opensource drivers in 12.04?
[20:45] <holstein> j0llyr0ger: is this what you are asking ? http://www.howtogeek.com/116409/how-to-turn-your-ubuntu-laptop-into-a-wireless-access-point/
[20:45] <Legimet> Fuzzles: what drivers?
[20:45] <Fuzzles> Legimet, graphics
[20:46] <Legimet> Fuzzles which one?
[20:46] <holstein> Fuzzles: maybe via ppa
[20:46] <the_eye_> j0llyr0ger, yes you can. Configure gateway only for wlan0.
[20:46] <holstein> !ati
[20:46] <Fuzzles> Legimet, the opensource drivers that work out the box
[20:46] <Legimet> for which graphihcs card?
[20:47] <Fuzzles> radeon hd 3870
[20:47] <holstein> Fuzzles: that link i gave should be relevant, as well as https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/x-updates and other PPA's
[20:48] <BALTA00> Cual es el canal de ubuntu en español?
[20:48] <BALTA00> spanish chanel
[20:48] <holstein> !es | BALTA00
[20:48] <Legimet> Fuzzles: actually you want xserver-xorg-video-radeon, not in that PPA
[20:48] <j0llyr0ger> thanks the_eye is there any option in network manager for that?
[20:49] <sasuke> hi how can i get graphics drivers for ubuntu . My drivers are " Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller ".
[20:49] <Fuzzles> Legimet, what would i use then?
[20:49] <holstein> Fuzzles: xserver-xorg-video-radeon is the suggestion.. but those are not from "13.04" as you asked
[20:50] <Legimet> it is in 13.04
[20:50] <holstein> might be similar, or the same for 12.04 though AFAIK
[20:50] <Legimet> but not in the ppa
[20:50] <holstein> Fuzzles: are you on 12.04?
[20:50] <Legimet> Fuzzles: maybe you could download the deb from 13.04
[20:51] <holstein> sasuke: then intel drivers should be included, and working by default.. is that not the case?
[20:51] <Fuzzles> holstein, no but i want to install it in replace of my 13.04 install but the opensource drivers in 13.04 allow me to play stam games last time i tried 12.04 it didnt
[20:51] <Fuzzles> holstein, i want to know before i install
[20:51] <whirlybird> hello. i am not sure how to phrase this. i would like to copy/clone a bootable ext 4 ubuntu 13.04 hard disk onto an lvm ext 4 hard disk with the new set up still being bootable. is this possible? and sorry for phrasing this poorly.
[20:51] <holstein> Fuzzles: steam suggests a PPA.. i would ask them for support
[20:51] <BALTA00> how can i Share files with windows? I'm using Ubuntu 12.04
[20:52] <gotwig> how can I install a glibschema with autotools
[20:52] <sasuke> holstein, ok
[20:52] <holstein> BALTA00: samba, ssh, ftp.. dropbox..
[20:52] <Legimet> !samba | BALTA00
[20:52] <Fuzzles> holstein, they normal say get from atis site but when my kernal updated the kernal crashed
[20:53] <Legimet> !bye | ubottu
[20:53] <ArneLurk> I did the Ubuntu install and it does indeed just boot right into Ubuntu since I pointed to the dev/sda2 boot loader partition windows made
[20:54] <trism> gotwig: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9090055/how-to-use-gsettings-in-my-own-gtk-program
[20:54] <holstein> Fuzzles: the ppa that steam suggests is what i was using in 12.04..
[20:54] <ArneLurk> I can either try a "repair" or format the drive and do a new windows install
[20:55] <Fuzzles> holstein, can you point me to this with a link plz?
[20:55] <holstein> ArneLurk: you just want to add the windows os to grub? try grub repair
[20:55] <holstein> Fuzzles: http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/ppa/xorg-edgers as well as the other link.. as well as the steam documentation
[20:55] <don_> cw=Z]Q/;r
[20:55] <gotwig> trism, thank you very much
[20:55] <ArneLurk> holstein: yeah! I get this at hte software center?
[20:55] <holstein> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Valve Fuzzles
[20:56] <Daughain> Can someone here help me write a script, or is there somewhere else I should ask?
[20:56] <holstein> Fuzzles: https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=5452-IOSM-1474
[20:56] <don_> cw=ZaR[N0PLNTPONcPhC\
[20:56] <don_> cw=Za@sRoN>PUNx
[20:56] <don_> cw=ZaOjP[N,P*GKS%N2P^NJP'M8
[20:56] <don_> cw=ZaM[S,MzQ!I:R|M`Pb
[20:56] <don_> cw=ZaRRMPP^NSQOCB
[20:56] <FloodBot1> don_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:56] <holstein> Daughain: depends on the topic.. just ask, and see
[20:57] <holstein> ArneLurk: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair or you can try just running "sudo upate-grub"
[20:57] <Daughain> I want tpo write a script to run as an executable from the desktop to launch 2 other scripts.
[20:57] <ArneLurk> Thanks! I'll try!
[20:58] <don_> cw=^QPXNkPG?WPXNSPZ
[20:58] <don_> cw=^QS%=i
[20:58] <holstein> Daughain: i have used "run in terminal" shorcuts on the desktop
[20:58] <don_> cw=^QSpLZQ<C7
[20:58] <Daughain> How do I do that?
[20:59] <don_> cw=]1Q;NeQ<>U
[20:59] <holstein> Daughain: i literally right clicked and just made it happen.. elaborate as to what you want, and see if any volunteers can help you with the specifices
[20:59] <Ben64> don_: stop that
[20:59] <Daughain> Ok, thanks holstein
[20:59] <don_> OK
[20:59] <Fuzzles> holstein, that all for intel ill just have to use 13.04 till the next lts comes out
[20:59] <holstein> Fuzzles: its not
[20:59] <don_> Testing a morse code plugin
[21:00] <holstein> Fuzzles: you can see the other drivers listed in the ppa's mentioned..
[21:00] <Ben64> well don't
[21:00] <Ben64> this channel is for ubuntu support, you can make your own channel for that kind of stuff
[21:00] <holstein> Fuzzles: steam suggests that ppa for 12.04
[21:00] <don_> What channel can i use or what server?
[21:00] <ArneLurk> holstein: sudo update-grub said found linux image and found initrd image... what's the latter one?
[21:00] <holstein> don_: make your own and test what you like
[21:00] <Fuzzles> holstein, even with ati?
[21:00] <holstein> Fuzzles: check the PPA. you see the ati drivers listed there
[21:01] <holstein> !ati | Fuzzles
[21:01] <genii> ArneLurk: initrd is the initial ramdisk with a small root and drivers that loads before filesystems are mounted, etc
[21:02] <Fuzzles> ok ill try them
[21:02] <ForSpareParts> I have an Ubuntu VM (VMWare) that was automatically created with 1GB of memory and 1GB of swap space, and I want to increase the virtual RAM allocation. Is there an easy way to up the swap space to match?
[21:02] <ForSpareParts> (and if not, how bad would it be to run with 2GB RAM, 1GB swap?)
[21:03] <gordonjcp> ForSpareParts: people still use swap?
[21:03] <ArneLurk> genii> I see. sudo update-grub only gave 2 entries. I was expecting to see windows there.
[21:03] <ciccio> !list
[21:03] <zykotick9> ForSpareParts: well, forget hibernation (but if that's not an issue.. probably won't matter)
[21:04] <ForSpareParts> zykotick9, Yeah, don't need hibernation for this.
[21:05] <zykotick9> ForSpareParts: i wouldn't think so.  then 2GB physical and 1GB swap will work fine...  it's probably a pain to delete and recreate the swap partition - i'd imagine.  but i don't use vmware, so you'd know better.
[21:05] <ForSpareParts> gordonjcp, It was part of the default configuration. Is it no longer generally used? If so: why?
[21:05] <gordonjcp> ForSpareParts: it's not as important as it once was
[21:05] <gordonjcp> ForSpareParts: even very cheap computers have practically limitless memory
[21:05] <debian-n00b> question.. I recently installed 13.04 on a system with 3 monitors running Radeon HD 5750. But when i disable mirroring the unity windows manager crashes and won't display the menu bar at the left  of the monitor
[21:05] <ForSpareParts> zykotick9, I'm rather new to VMWare myself, but the impression I get is that it'd be a REAL pain.
[21:05] <debian-n00b> any ideas?
[21:05] <gordonjcp> ForSpareParts: the very cheapest crappiest PCs have hundreds or even thousands of megabytes ;-)
[21:07] <ForSpareParts> gordonjcp, Ah, that makes sense. Though I wouldn't underestimate my ability to run up RAM usage. Chrome + IntelliJ IDEA can take up, well... lots.
[21:07] <debian-n00b> anyone?
[21:07] <gordonjcp> ForSpareParts: :-)
[21:07] <Daughain> I'm running 12.04, and right clicking doesnt give me any options that might help. Any other ideas?
[21:07] <gordonjcp> !anyone | debian-n00b
[21:07] <debian-n00b>  I recently installed 13.04 on a system with 3 monitors running Radeon HD 5750. But when i disable mirroring the unity windows manager crashes and won't display the menu bar at the left  of the monitor
[21:07] <debian-n00b> wow.. so not helpful ..
[21:07] <ArneLurk> holstein: Cool, I think the repair detected windows... here's the generated paste paste.ubuntu.com/5778356
[21:08] <gordonjcp> !patience | debian-n00b
[21:08] <debian-n00b> botluv
[21:09] <gordonjcp> debian-n00b: it's pretty quiet in here just now
[21:09] <gordonjcp> debian-n00b: it might we worth hanging around for a bit
[21:09] <ArneLurk> holstein: Though boot-repair complains that the boot partition is too far from the start of the drive and that I should move it using gparted.
[21:11] <ArneLurk> Yes! I think someone is getting a virtual hug!
[21:13] <ArneLurk> It works! Whooo! I've never been so glad to see windows...
[21:17] <DiamondBoy1979> Ok im getting the same error message like i did with ubuntu 12.04 but i did remove that log file.
[21:19] <ArneLurk> Thanks for the help guys. I just wanted to say that because you guys probably never hear it.
[21:19] <daftykins> ArneLurk: so what happened in the end? installed grub to sda2 and only Ubuntu worked?
[21:20] <ArneLurk> yeah. I pointed the boot loader to sda2 rather than the base of the SSD, and only ubuntu loaded (really fast I might add)
[21:21] <ArneLurk> the sda2 partition was the efi boot thing windows had made. Then I ran boot repair and just clicked okay on the stuff
[21:21] <daftykins> ArneLurk: ah well all's well that ends well
[21:22] <ArneLurk> Apparently the bios doesn't care that it's not at the start of the drive (with an SSD, does it matter?)
[21:22] <zlatan> hi to all, did anyone have a problem with fglrx driver that causes flickering screen?
[21:22] <ArneLurk> It did give me 2 boot options for windows though. A short one and a long one, both "UEFI"
[21:23] <gQuigs>  debian-n00b: does it prompt you to report a bug?  sometimes the process of reporting the bug/finding the report leads to a workaround
[21:23] <debian-n00b> gQuigs: it does once compiz crashes ..
[21:24] <debian-n00b> gQuigs: the weird this is worked fine w/ disto 12.04 LTS
[21:24] <Daughain> I'm trying to run a shell script from desktop, my problem is that it closes the term window, and cancels the running server that I need. Any ideas?
[21:24] <debian-n00b> but after upgrading .. it broke.. :(
[21:24] <DiamondBoy1979> Ok i have went and deleted the log file and im still unable to install ubuntu 13.04
[21:25] <gQuigs> debian-n00b: that's not so weird, it's just a regression (albeit a bad one)
[21:25] <gQuigs> there have been some pretty big changes to compiz for various reasons (better gaming, etc)
[21:26] <BOT666> is there any fix for adding AIM accounts to Empathy in 13.04? still getting the blank window and no way to enter account details.
[21:27] <guerillagorilla>  
[21:28] <cortexman> why does Lucid have gcc-4.1 and gcc-4.3 but not gcc-4.2?
[21:30] <BOT666> any idea how to enable the window switcher in 13.04 using cairo-dock? works fine with unity, but not with cairo
[21:31] <rohan> my Sony laptop with nvidia optimus card runs very hot (much more so than windows). are there any good ideas on what to try?
[21:32] <daftykins> rohan: i wouldn't be surprised if it's forcing the nvidia chip on at all times, are you using any of the optimus project attempts?
[21:33] <rohan> daftykins: i thought so too.. i am just not sure how to mitigate it. I learnt about bumblebee today, but i haven't started using it
[21:33] <rohan> I'm afraid that the binary blob driver will break suspend/hibernate and other good stuff
[21:33] <cjosephson> exit
[21:35] <daftykins> rohan: yeah that was one of them, i'm not sure if that's the very latest. nvidia proprietary? likely X will stop working
[21:35] <daftykins> well maybe not with bumblebee
[21:35] <rohan> daftykins: oh, it's a good thing i asked then. what other things are out there?
[21:36] <rohan> daftykins: also, why would X stop working with nvidia driver? is there some known bug?
[21:36] <daftykins> rohan: i'm not sure, i own an optimus laptop but i've never tried it beyond a livecd of ubuntu once that just booted into intel only mode i think
[21:37] <daftykins> rohan: well the way optimus works is that the nvidia chip can't draw to the display directly, Linux doesn't know that so tends to break i think
[21:37] <daftykins> rohan: i could easily be wrong as i've not tried in a long time
[21:37] <erictinnie> erictinnie
[21:37] <Eagleman> If i use rsnapshot over ssh, how will the backups be made? will the local server copy files from a remote server to the local server, or will the remote server copy files to the local server?
[21:39] <jrib> Eagleman: depends on your setup?
[21:40] <Eagleman> jrib, so i can setup a remote server to copy files to my local server ( hourly.0 daily.0 ... )?
[21:40] <jrib> Eagleman: I tend to have rsnapshot run on the server I want the backups to end up on, but I think you could set it up either way
[21:46] <Thenoobest> hello
[21:46] <Thenoobest> anyone ?
[21:47] <jrib> Thenoobest: hello
[21:47] <Thenoobest> Helllo
[21:47] <gordonjcp> !anyone | Thenoobest
[21:47] <Thenoobest> guys i need halps =( if anyone can tell me how to install java 7 update 25 on 12.04 lts i ll be forever in debt with you
[21:52] <thurstylark> I just installed ubuntu server 12.04 LTS, and now my monitor says the signal is out of range. Is there any way to fix that blind?
[21:53] <chaotix> hi...  can someone help me to get Super Maryo Chronicles running?  it is in the software center...  when i double click to open it, my screen flickers and resizes so that i have 2 black bars on the sides......   i entered it into a terminal, 'smc' the package name of the game, and got this output...  http://pastebin.com/qkAnUBit
[21:53] <chaotix> any help is much obliged
[21:53] <chaotix> thanks!
[21:53] <L_Messiah> .isup litepool.eu
[21:53] <L_Messiah> wrong chan
[21:54] <mutante> dpkg-reconfigure -a  => segmentation fault .. sweet
[21:55] <Saiki> Helloeveryone. I am trying to change my apache2 port, how do I do that?
[21:56] <daftykins> Saiki: possibly in /etc/apache2/apache.conf or /etc/apache2/sites-available/default
[21:57] <daftykins> Saiki: but you may want to read up on Apache's docs to see the best-practice method
[21:59] <fusb> what do i do if i cant login as root or user?
[21:59] <Saiki> daftykins: I just thought of something.. my old VM has the ports changed lol
[21:59] <mutante> Saiki: can also be /etc/apache2/ports.conf , you can search for the string "Listen" to find it
[21:59] <Saiki> mutante:
[21:59] <Saiki> NameVirtualHost *:80
[21:59] <Saiki> Listen 21
[21:59] <Saiki> this?
[21:59] <FloodBot1> Saiki: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:00] <k1l> !root | fusb
[22:00] <mutante> Saiki: the Listen part yea, but this is an odd setup, people would expect FTP on 21 :p
[22:00] <mutante> Saiki: yea, both, that must match in NameVirtualHost as well or you could just use *
[22:01] <Saiki> mutante: it's for a private circle, so I don't really care :P
[22:01] <Saiki> butI can change it from 21, but is that correct
[22:01] <mutante> Saiki: i recommend something high like 8080 or whatever over 4096
[22:01] <fusb> kll: i recently installed linux disto and added a user after that i added the user in sudo, and then this happend
[22:02] <houkouonchi-home> anyone famililar with netboot/nfsroot? I am having a problem where the kernel gets an IP but then when the initramfs starts it does dhcp and its timing out...
[22:02] <mutante> Saiki: yes, changing that number is what you are looking for
[22:02] <mutante> don't forget to restart it after
[22:03] <fusb> so i dont know why this hsppend
[22:04] <k1l> fusb: what happend?
[22:05] <k1l> fusb: there is no root account enabled on ubuntu. so you cant login.
[22:05] <brokenxubuntu> can someone help with an xubuntu problem, the main chan's dead
[22:06] <Saiki> mutante: well.. that is the right structure though, yes?
[22:06] <fusb> ok i dont ubuntu but i think it is the same, i trying login as my new user but i cant an either as root
[22:06] <daftykins> brokenxubuntu: just ask
[22:07] <k1l> fusb: that is a ubuntu channel. please ask in the channel for that linux you use sind other distros handle that differently
[22:07] <mutante> Saiki: the numbers you use in "Listen" and in NameVirtualHost must match
[22:07] <brokenxubuntu> my xubuntu won't load/connect to any sites even tho I have a 4bar connection
[22:07] <fusb> this happend after i configured visudo
[22:07] <Ari-Yang> !auto-clean
[22:07] <mutante> Saiki: ie you cant have 21 and 80 at the same time
[22:07] <Ari-Yang> !autoclean
[22:07] <k1l> !apt-get | Ari-Yang
[22:08] <Saiki> mutante: ok, maybe it was just 21 goofing it up
[22:08] <daftykins> brokenxubuntu: you're typing from a different computer then i assume?
[22:08] <brokenxubuntu> yea
[22:08] <mutante> Saiki: try 8021 instead
[22:08] <box> Is Ubuntu Desktop bloated?
[22:08] <brokenxubuntu> daftykins: my xubuntu laptop is next to me
[22:08] <mutante> box: yea
[22:09] <brokenxubuntu> daftykins: and look at the main bar on top: http://imgbin.org/images/14259.png o.O
[22:09] <k1l> box: do you have a actual ubuntu support question?
[22:09] <fusb> really so i cant get get help just bcus i dont use ubuntu? i thought other have exprienced the same
[22:10] <daftykins> brokenxubuntu: two of them, interesting. also a crash icon - do you have a correct IP on the interface with ifconfig / iwconfig in a terminal?
[22:10] <SonikkuAmerica> fusb: What do you use then?
[22:10] <k1l> fusb: ask in ##linux if you dont want to contact the distros support
[22:10] <brokenxubuntu> daftykins: what?
[22:11] <brokenxubuntu> the red thing is an update notification daftykins
[22:11] <daftykins> brokenxubuntu: oh ok, looked similar. are you familiar with IP addressing to check the above?
[22:11] <fusb> arch
[22:11] <brokenxubuntu> daftykins: no
[22:11] <brokenxubuntu> not at all
[22:11] <SecretFire> is there a way to set up a dual boot with windows after installing ubuntu without messing up grub
[22:12] <brokenxubuntu> SecretFire: do you have the ubuntu install cd?
[22:12] <SecretFire> yes
[22:12] <k1l> fusb: #archlinux is the way to go.
[22:12] <daftykins> brokenxubuntu: ok is there an easy way you can take screenshots off and put them online? if you open the terminal program and run 'iwconfig -a' and 'ifconfig -a' separately
[22:13] <brokenxubuntu> SecretFire: install windows, partition as needed, then boot from the ubuntu install cd and run "update-grub"
[22:13] <Saiki> mutante: 95 is unsafe?
[22:13] <brokenxubuntu> daftykins: I can screencap and move it onto this pc and upload
[22:13] <SecretFire> makes sense
[22:13] <Saiki> mutante: I don't really want high or common ones
[22:13] <daftykins> brokenxubuntu: cool, sounds good.
[22:14] <brokenxubuntu> SecretFire: understand?
[22:15] <SecretFire> brokenxubuntu  : yes but how does the live cd update the install? the changes  don't save do they?
[22:16] <mutante> Saiki: you can check what is what in /etc/protocols,  95 sounds ok thouhg
[22:16] <brokenxubuntu> SecretFire:
[22:16] <fusb> hos do i fix the problem if we imagined tha i have ubuntu
[22:16] <brokenxubuntu> SecretFire: "update-grub" does it to the HDD
[22:16] <SecretFire> brokenxubuntu : ok
[22:16] <SecretFire> I understand
[22:16] <brokenxubuntu> daftykins: http://imgbin.org/images/14260.png
[22:16] <lork> Why would my new Dell XPS 8700 desktop be unable to connect over eth0 but able to connect over wlan0?
[22:16] <ixio> hi is there some kind of one line LAMP install command or is it a case of installing each package individually?
[22:16] <k1l> fusb: stop asking here. the solution differs with the other distro used.
[22:17] <SecretFire> brokenxubuntu : Ive been able to do it before up to the partitioning but couldn't figure out how to restore grub
[22:17] <brokenxubuntu> SecretFire: as I said, install windows as you would, then boot into the ubuntu cd and do update-grub
[22:17] <SecretFire> thanks
[22:18] <daftykins> brokenxubuntu: if 192.168.254.x is correct for your network, that looks ok - you can confirm with whatever computer you're on now (what OS does it run?)
[22:18] <k1l> ixio: with taskel there is: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[22:18] <brokenxubuntu> daftykins: windows 7 enterprise
[22:18] <daftykins> fusb: your user+root one, i'd hold down shift and boot into recovery mode instead
[22:18] <lork> SecretFire:  you may need to run grub-install to install grub
[22:18] <daftykins> brokenxubuntu: ok, if you run 'cmd' from the start menu and type 'ipconfig' it should show your wireless/LAN connection uses 192.168.254.x as well
[22:18] <ixio> thanks k1l
[22:19] <brokenxubuntu> daftykins: command prompt is blocked
[22:19] <fusb> kll: you havent give any solution to the problem.
[22:19] <k1l> fusb: ask in #archlinux for arch support. thanks
[22:19] <Saiki> mutante: The requested URL /index.html was not found on this server. (I'm lookign at index.html on the machine)
[22:20] <daftykins> brokenxubuntu: ah, is it connected wirelessly too?
[22:20] <mutante> Saiki: well, success, it listens on your port:) this is totally separate
[22:20] <brokenxubuntu> daftykins: no, ethernet
[22:20] <mutante> Saiki: do you actually have an index.html ? You need to check for DocumentRoot in your configs and make sure it's right
[22:20] <wilee-nilee> brokenxubuntu, Just for information a update-grub from a live cd without a chroot does nothing.
[22:21] <brokenxubuntu> I did it on mine before
[22:21] <daftykins> brokenxubuntu: ok if you right click the network icon -> network and sharing center then where it says "Connections: Local Area Connection" click that
[22:21] <daftykins> brokenxubuntu: you should now have a window you can click 'details' in which will show the same info?
[22:22] <brokenxubuntu> daftykins: http://imgbin.org/images/14262.jpg
[22:22] <resizt0r> ugh, i still havent figured out how to share my external usb hard drive with my windows network
[22:22] <resizt0r> :(
[22:23] <Saiki> mutante: apache.conf?
[22:23] <Saiki> mutante: I'm configurign this as root
[22:23]  * Noskcaj is away: school
[22:24] <k1l> !away > Noskcaj
[22:24] <daftykins> brokenxubuntu: ok can you go back onto the xubuntu PC and screenshot (you can open 3 terminals and screenshot them all in one go) 'route -n' and 'cat /etc/resolv.conf' and 'nslookup google.com'
[22:24] <Noskcaj> k1l, i did that. xchat went full retard, that is all
[22:25] <lenz> Hey guys.
[22:25] <mutante> Saiki: more like /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/something
[22:25] <Bentley1> hey all, just installed the latest ubuntu updates this morning, and google chrome is constantly pinning one of my cores, even if it's just a single incognito window (no extensions, etc). Anyone else seeing this lately?
[22:25] <mutante> Saiki: this is in a site config
[22:25] <brokenxubuntu> daftykins: re-message me that when I'm back, gtg
[22:26] <daftykins> brokenxubuntu: just highlight me if you can
[22:26] <SonikkuAmerica> brokenxubuntu: Your Xubuntu is broken? I'll invite ya to #xubuntu !
[22:26] <SonikkuAmerica> (Just go ahead and /join)
[22:26] <brokenxubuntu> SonikkuAmerica: i already asked in that channel
[22:26] <SonikkuAmerica> No answer? That's uncommon.
[22:26] <Saiki> mutante:Ithink I found it. rebootignthe pc to check (toolazy to reset services)
[22:27] <jbark_> Seems like everyday my system is freezing and is unrecoverable
[22:27] <brokenxubuntu> I FIXED IT
[22:27] <jbark_> I ssh in from another pc
[22:27] <jbark_> [drm:i915_hangcheck_hung] *ERROR* Hangcheck timer elapsed... GPU hung
[22:27] <mutante> Saiki: rebooting is more work than restarting services :p
[22:27] <brokenxubuntu> brb
[22:27] <jbark_> [drm] capturing error event; look for more information in /debug/dri/0/i915_error_state
[22:27] <mutante> Saiki: only reason to reboot are kernel upgrades :p
[22:29] <jbark_> how do I view information from /debug/dri/0/i915_error_state
[22:29] <^Mike> I want to start a good backup strategy now that I have some external media to use. Is bacula overkill for a simple laptop? Ideally, I want incremental backups to save space, plus periodic full backups, so if the incrementals are damaged, all isn't lost.
[22:29] <usr13> jbark_: cat ?
[22:29] <khyra> hi everyone! What book/books have helped you the most when it comes to Linux/Ubuntu? I'm looking to improve my Linux skills/understanding... Any suggestion is awesome, thx!
[22:30] <jbark_> cat /debug/dri/0/i915_error_state
[22:30] <jbark_> sorry
[22:30] <switching> woah.. installed GNOME in ubuntu, and GNOME works fine, but now unity is having major graphical issues.  When I drag a window around it repeats itself (if you know what I mean) and when I minimize a window the animation movement of the window doesn't disappear.  help!!!
[22:30] <SonikkuAmerica> !ot | khyra, you wouldn't think this was the case, but
[22:30] <switching> also, the sidebar also repeats itself
[22:30] <jbark_> no such file/directroy
[22:30] <SonikkuAmerica> !poll | khyra, also
[22:30] <kitler> daftykins, its brokenxubuntu, i fixed it
[22:31] <daftykins> kitler: restart or? :)
[22:31] <Saiki> mutante: ok, there we go :)
[22:31] <kitler> nah, i made a new admin user and it worked perfect
[22:31] <kitler> i'm backing up my home and removing the old user
[22:31] <Saiki> mutante: it's my choice as a web server ona  laptop
[22:32] <jbark_> look like it's in /sys/kernel
[22:33] <switching> apparently installing multiple desktop environments is a bad idea :(
[22:33] <kitler> switching, tea
[22:33] <kitler> *yea
[22:33] <daftykins> switching: bad things can happen ;)
[22:33] <switching> kitler i guess i learned the hard way haha
[22:34] <kitler> ummm.... I tried to run apt-get update and "kitler is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported."
[22:34] <switching> it's ok though cause I prefer GNOME 3 over unity
[22:34] <daftykins> kitler: sounds like all you had to do was delete your user's network config folder
[22:34] <switching> daftykins apparently so
[22:34] <kitler> oh, can i go back and just do that somehow?
 apparently installing multiple desktop environments is a bad idea :( ---> I might uninstall cinnamon...
[22:34] <switching> ari-yang why?
[22:34] <daftykins> kitler: yes shouldn't be too hard
[22:35] <Ari-Yang> because I don't use it and it's just sitting there
[22:35] <kitler> daftykins, how?
[22:35] <switching> ari-yang didn't cause any problems though?
[22:35] <switching> if anyone has successfully installed GNOME 3 and unity side-by-side then I definitely did something wrong.
[22:35] <Ari-Yang> switching, not really, although it gave me minor tearing with videos I d/led.
[22:35] <Ari-Yang> I blame compiz
[22:35] <daftykins> kitler: check out: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/22367/where-are-networkmanagers-wifi-settings-stored
[22:36] <switching> ari-yang i see
[22:36] <Ari-Yang> I use E17
[22:36] <switching> ari-yang i am scared to try out other desktop environments now, cause unity is completely unusable
[22:36] <Ari-Yang> O__o
[22:36] <kitler> daftykins, can i just delete /etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf
[22:36] <MonkeyDust> switching  install a different DE, logout, change, login
[22:36] <Ari-Yang> I haven't used unity ever since I installed cinnamon (which was last year) lol
[22:37] <daftykins> kitler: i'd try deleting the individual network's config first
[22:37] <kitler> where are those located/
[22:37] <kitler> ?
[22:37] <switching> ari-yang you know in windows when it freezes and you can drag windows around and it repeats itself? that's what happens.
[22:37] <daftykins> kitler: my link answered that
[22:37]  * kitler is reading
[22:37] <switching> monkeydust do you think that will solve my unity problem?  GNOME is working fine
[22:37] <Ari-Yang> switching, oh
[22:38] <Ari-Yang> switching, might as well give it a try
[22:38] <switching> ari-yang but what if it messes up GNOME?
[22:38] <MonkeyDust> switching  i missed the part that you want to kep unity
[22:38] <Ari-Yang> switching, did you using any proprietary driver?
[22:38] <MonkeyDust> 4keep*
[22:38] <Ari-Yang> * are you using
[22:38] <Ari-Yang> like fglrx
[22:38] <switching> monkeydust more that I want to fix it.  I installed GNOME and it broke unity
[22:38] <Ari-Yang> if you are, I wouldn't be surprised it's the cause of it
[22:39] <MrKB> every time I restart my computer, I have no wifi again. And I'm forced to run these commands to make it work:
[22:39] <MrKB> sudo modprobe -rfv rtl8192cu
[22:39] <MrKB> sudo modprobe -v 8192cu
[22:39] <MrKB> thoughts?
[22:39] <FloodBot1> MrKB: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:39] <switching> ari-yang system76's drivers
[22:39] <MrKB> die FloodBot1
[22:39] <Ari-Yang> ....which is what?
[22:39] <switching> ari-yang system76 is a custom linux laptop company that writes drivers for its own products
[22:39] <kitler> daftykins, /home/kitler/.gconf/ has the "apps" and no "system folder'
[22:40] <Ari-Yang> MrKB, try wifi proprietary driver? I lost wifi once a week until I switched to the proprietary driver.
[22:40] <MrKB> I am on one
[22:40] <MrKB> I had to compile it myself
[22:40] <MrKB> got it from Realtek site
[22:40] <btcquant> Howdy - need some help with UFW (firewall).
[22:40] <daftykins> kitler: if you see the wireless network name config as that page suggests in /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/ i'd delete that
[22:41] <switching> alright well i learned my lesson: one desktop environment at a time.
[22:41] <switching> ty for the help though everyone
[22:41] <Ari-Yang> switching, why not uninstall gnome?
[22:41] <btcquant> Want my local net to be able to access everything - as if there was no firewall for internal machines.  Used command "sudo ufw allow from 192.168.1.0/24"  But still get a lot of things blocked.  Any ideas?
[22:41] <switching> ari-yang because i like gnome
[22:41] <Ari-Yang> login to unity, open up terminal, and uninstall gnome
[22:41] <Ari-Yang> then restart-oh
[22:41] <Ari-Yang> did you get it from a ppa?
[22:41] <switching> ari-yang i want both to work
[22:42] <switching> ari-yang yes i believe so
[22:42] <Ari-Yang> was it a trusted up-to-date ppa?
[22:43] <switching> ari-yang dang i don't remember what ppa i used
[22:43] <switching> ari-yang is there any way to check?
[22:43] <Ari-Yang> check software sources and see if you can spot it from the list
[22:43] <switching> http://ppa.launchpad.net/gnome3-team/gnome3/ubuntu
[22:44] <switching> ari-yang^
[22:44] <Ari-Yang> ah
[22:44] <mintpc> daftykins, i re-logged into my original admin account and it workds
[22:44] <mintpc> *words
[22:44] <mintpc> *works
[22:44] <switching> ari-yang is that the right one?
[22:45] <Ari-Yang> switching,  well tbh I don't know then..... maybe somebody else who's more experienced can help.... I say idle here for a while
[22:45] <switching> okay
[22:45] <switching> will do
[22:45] <switching> ari-yang i might have to leave for a bit but i will stay logged in
[22:45] <Ari-Yang> okay
[22:46] <g3x> can someone help me i screwed to kernel panic not syncing attempted to kill the idle task ubuntu 13.04
[22:46] <switching> ari-yang that is the official ppa right though?
[22:46] <switching> though right?*
[22:46] <Ari-Yang> yeah, it looks like it
[22:46] <mutante> Saiki: heh, ok, i didn't expect an apache to be on a laptop,  but whatever works
[22:46] <switching> cool
[22:48] <suore> Hello
[22:48] <suore> Im now runing ubuntu
[22:49] <switching> yay
[22:49] <switching> !
[22:49] <th0r> g3x: if I am not mistaken, that makes no sense
[22:49] <suore> btw. how to run .sh files, as i clicking is opened by gedit
[22:49] <mojtaba> Hi, I would like to know that, is it possible to use rsnapshot on a shared host?
[22:50] <trism> suore: in 13.04?
[22:51] <suore> yes
[22:51] <SonikkuAmerica> suore: [ sudo chmod +x nameofshellscript.sh ] then [ ./nameofscript.sh ]
[22:51] <SonikkuAmerica> !script
[22:51] <suore> a Ok ok
[22:51] <trism> suore: in dconf-editor, org.gnome.nautilus.preferences executable-text-activation, try setting it from display to ask or launch
[22:53] <mojtaba> Hi, I would like to know that, is it possible to use rsnapshot on a shared host?
[22:54] <suore> a ok thc
[22:54] <suore> at Win.... BACKSPACE  backing up to catalog, how do it on nautilus/ubuntu
[22:57] <skulltip> using ubuntu 12.04, what's the safest way to update cmake version 2.8.7 to version 2.8.8 ?
[23:03] <SecretFire> brokenxubuntu : while i try to install windows after resizing a partition and creating an ntfs partition, windows said that it needs a gpt filesystem, not sure how to proceed
[23:04] <zlatan> has anybody solution to: after installing fglrx, screen is flickering?
[23:05] <Ari-Yang> zlatan, fglrx is a horrible driver
[23:05] <Ari-Yang> you're better off with the open source one
[23:05] <Ari-Yang> it gave me loads of tearing......
[23:05] <SecretFire> how can i create a gpt filesystem in orer to install windows dual boot
[23:06] <phoenixyz> there are two packages with linux headers preinstalled ("all" and amd64) version. when compiling the current vanilla kernel as a package i only get one header package (amd64). why is that?
[23:06] <theadmin> SecretFire: You'd need to recreate the partition table for that. You *can* convert an MBR to a GPT, but it may be unsafe
[23:07] <BALTA00> anyone know how i Can add Glass Windows in my ubuntu?
[23:08] <samuel> ho do i install programs?
[23:09] <daftykins> samuel: open the software centre
[23:09] <benbloom> argh, does this (http://paste.ubuntu.com/5778651/) mean my root partition has a physical problem? (lsblk: mmcblk0p1 179:1    0  14.9G  0 part /)
[23:09] <kileoelly> mzuka
[23:10] <zlatan> Ari-Yang, yep, but then I can't play my steam games ;)
[23:10] <samuel> so impressed of new windows
[23:12] <Tex_Nick> BALTA00:  see if this helps ... http://www.techsupportalert.com/content/ubuntu-tips-and-tricks.htm#Set-Aero-Glass-Effect ... if i understand what you mean that is
[23:12] <daftykins> benbloom: run disk utility to check the disks' SMART info
[23:12] <BALTA00> Thanks, I have other question.
[23:13] <BALTA00> it is possible to lower the bar?
[23:13] <samuel> how do i access D :\ files if i have made my ubuntu installation in D?
[23:14] <wilee-nilee> samuel, This a wubi install from windows?
[23:15] <samuel> yeah it is wilee-nille
[23:15] <Tex_Nick> BALTA00:  this is a MUCH newer linf tor that ... http://askubuntu.com/questions/249830/how-to-get-aero-glass-effect-in-unity
[23:15] <theadmin> samuel: Then they're under /host
[23:15] <samuel> can i access host?
[23:15] <wilee-nilee> samuel, You are using a install that s just a file in windows, you can access windows from it and windows to it, however not many use wubi, it has basically been discontinued, not much help really.
[23:16] <Tex_Nick> BALTA00:  "lower the bar" ??? please explain what is the bar ?
[23:16] <benbloom> daftykins: this is an sd card. not sure what 'type' to give smartctl
[23:16] <wilee-nilee> you can access both OS from each other basically I believe. samuel
[23:17] <daftykins> benbloom: oh sorry thought it was an HDD/SSD
[23:17] <benbloom> I assume that SD cards dont have SMART?
[23:19]  * mintpc is back
[23:19] <samuel> what ip moderm specifications do i need for ubuntu?
[23:20] <mintpc> How do i register my nick?
[23:20] <daftykins> mintpc: join #freenode and ask
[23:20] <theadmin> mintpc: /msg nickserv help register
[23:21] <mintpc> thanks
[23:21] <Tex_Nick> mintpc:  to register your nick with freenode server see this ... http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#contents-userregistration
[23:24] <daftykins> benbloom: hmm you could fsck it from a liveCD i guess
[23:25] <benbloom> good idea. I can remove the SD card and fsck it from my other PC
 Ari-Yang, yep, but then I can't play my steam games ;) ---> ah fair enough, gl on finding a fix/workaround
[23:27] <Ari-Yang> oh, he/she quit >_>
[23:28] <daftykins> Ari-Yang: doh
[23:28] <Ari-Yang> ...didn't notice
[23:28] <mojtaba> Hi, Does anybody know the IRC channel for the ubuntu server?
[23:29] <theadmin> mojtaba: #ubuntu-server
[23:29] <Tex_Nick> mojtaba:  #ubuntu-server
[23:29] <mojtaba> Thanks all
[23:37] <samuel> thnx admin...ubuntu is so sophisticated
[23:37] <resizt0r> can someone help me share my external hdd on my windows network
[23:38] <resizt0r> with kubuntu 13.04
[23:38] <Ari-Yang> resizt0r, asking here is fine, but I also recommend asking in #kubuntu (just in case it's more active there)
[23:39] <resizt0r> ahh, didn't know it had it's own chan
[23:39] <Ari-Yang> no worries
[23:39] <resizt0r> doesn't appear to be very active
[23:40] <samuel> prompt admin to help out
[23:40] <resizt0r> it seems like going to the share tab in properties and selecting to share it would do the trick
[23:40] <resizt0r> otherwise what is the checkbox even there for
[23:41] <resizt0r> i don't understand that
[23:42] <daftykins> resizt0r: look up a guide on SAMBA though mostly.
[23:42] <resizt0r> ive looked up about 50 of em
[23:42] <daftykins> resizt0r: installing it and writing a simple config would get you started.
[23:42] <resizt0r> ive been looking them up since yesterday when i got out of work, and all day today after getting out of work
[23:42] <resizt0r> its installed
[23:43] <cordor> any proper way to set LIBGL_DRIVERS_PATH?
[23:43] <Tex_Nick> resizt0r: see if this helps ... http://askubuntu.com/questions/106558/map-ubuntu-drive-to-windows-machine
[23:44] <daftykins> resizt0r: have you got your HDD connected and mounted to a path?
[23:44] <resizt0r> yes
[23:44] <resizt0r> its set up to automount
[23:44] <daftykins> resizt0r: by UUID hopefully. then Tex_Nick's link should sort you out
[23:45] <resizt0r> this is the only changes i've made
[23:45] <resizt0r> in fstab file
[23:45] <resizt0r> UUID=02C46346C4633AD5	/media/Backup	ntfs-3g	defaults,nosuid,nodev,locale=en_US.UTF-8	0	0
[23:46] <daftykins> resizt0r: as long as your user can read+write to /media/Backup/ that'll be fine
[23:46] <resizt0r> it cant
[23:46] <resizt0r> i cant change the permissions from root to a username
[23:46] <resizt0r> i've tried 1000 times
[23:47] <resizt0r> i even tried it using the chown and chmod commands someone told me to do
[23:47] <daftykins> when you do those do you do that to '/media/Backup' ?
[23:47] <resizt0r> i did
[23:47] <cz21> anyone know how to get the search box to stay open in geany when you control-F to search for something and hit the next button?
[23:48] <samuel> any wamp server software for ubuntu...pls help
[23:48] <genii> resizt0r: That's because you can't change the permissions of a root device like a partition since the permissione get remade every boot by udev. You need to make a folder under there and chown -r that folder, then use that
[23:48] <daftykins> daftykins: so what does the output of 'ls -la /media' show you?
[23:48] <Znoosey> samuel, it is called lamp on linux
[23:48] <resizt0r> like a folder that links to the drive?
[23:48] <resizt0r> i dont get it
[23:49] <samuel> how do i access it znoosey?
[23:49] <Gabboz> samuel, LAMP
[23:51] <Znoosey> samuel, just google lamp
[23:51] <daftykins> resizt0r: can you run the above in a terminal and pastebin it?
[23:52] <mimzy> My battery indicator isn't showing up on 13.04.
[23:53] <resizt0r> the above?
[23:53] <resizt0r> that  smb -a username?
[23:53] <daftykins> resizt0r: lol just realised i somehow highlighted myself, hrmm
[23:54] <daftykins> resizt0r: so what does the output of 'ls -la /media' show you?
[23:54] <daftykins> ^
[23:54] <samuel> whats a video downloader in ubuntu?
[23:55] <histo> samuel: you can sudo tasksel  to install the lamp stack if you want.
[23:55] <histo> !lamp | samuel
[23:55] <histo> samuel: video downloader for what youtube?
[23:56] <resizt0r> http://pastebin.com/EPAkgLVe
[23:56] <genii> samuel: For Firefox, I like the addon of DownloadHelper.
[23:56] <samuel> yeah histo
[23:57] <histo> samuel: youtube-dl
[23:57] <wilee-nilee> samuel, I would be careful with that wub it is an unstable install, however if you like t you can trandfer it to a partition
[23:57] <resizt0r> windowsshare is jsut an empty folder that showed up during trying to follow another worthless guide
[23:57] <wilee-nilee> wubi*
[23:57] <histo> wilee-nilee: wubi isn't necessarily unstable
[23:57] <daftykins> resizt0r: yeah it's definitely locked to root owned. i've a feeling what you added in /etc/fstab could be wrong, but you could try 'sudo chown <your username>: -R /media/Backup' then pastebin the last command again / just check if it changed
[23:58] <Zignd> Hey guys check this out (https://www.youtube.com/user/itcuties?feature=watch) do you really thing those girls knows what they are saying?
[23:58] <wilee-nilee> histo, I believe we are helping a user that has no recognition of a wub from a full install, you have to not take every word here as an exact, I think you know what I meant.
[23:59] <Ari-Yang> Zignd, this is support channel, I recommend #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:59] <Zignd> Ohh sorry man.