[02:13] morning all o/ [06:36] morning all [07:11] good morning [07:11] o/ [07:13] hi magespawn nlsthzn [07:15] alo uncle Kilos [07:15] you must learn some python man [07:16] hey nlsthzn Kilos [07:16] me or nlsthzn? [07:16] both [07:17] * nlsthzn is planning on that [07:17] im to doff to set nickserv_password in my bot [07:18] :) [07:18] the thing was cloaked long ago but it needs to identify everytime to stay cloaked [07:19] i see you havent cloaked yet magespawn [07:22] * nlsthzn will start Learn Python the Hard Way (again) but this time finish it too :p [07:22] no not yet [07:22] i practice python when i get the chance [07:25] we could have a python class like we started with LPI [07:26] just gotta set a permanent day/evening and no excuses [07:26] LPI didn't last long :/ [07:26] or did I just miss it? [07:27] no the monkey moved remember [07:27] then had no internet [07:28] i forwarded a mail to the list about the new exam stuffs [07:30] oh yes I saw that... so the book I have has now lost some of it usefulness :/ not like I was using it anyway :( [07:30] ai! [07:31] the main stuff will be the same i think only new stuff is added and obsolete stuff removed from the exams [07:40] I played around with LVM on my desktop, eventually had to use my windows disc to get control of my hdd back because not even gparted could get them to a clean state >.< [07:40] lol [07:44] was a difficult morning, installed fedora because it makes LVM easy, then hit a snag as the Radeon driver doesn't work with the new 3.10 kernel which fedora updates too so I tried to revert back to ubuntu and that took 4 hours of fighting [07:44] almost re-installed windows >.< [07:50] eish [07:50] you tried byte of python hey? [07:50] nope [07:50] i got as far as hello world i think [07:51] http://www.ibiblio.org/g2swap/byteofpython/files/120/byteofpython_120.pdf [07:52] you gotta then learn vim, i started learning vim and forgot python which was the point [07:53] now its all forgotten again [07:54] that would suck... [07:55] or does suck [07:55] hehe yeah [07:55] main thing is i member aptitude reinstall and how to rsync -av [07:55] so all good [07:56] does it force you to use vim? [07:58] no [07:58] cool [07:58] you use editor of choice i think [07:59] I see I also have a copy of An Introduction to Python [07:59] by John C. Lusth [07:59] pity downloading them doesn't make you know them :p [07:59] the fly always recommends byteofpython to start with [08:00] then I will have a look at it , thanks uncle Kilos\ [08:00] yw [08:00] if i could get the basics going you should crack it [08:01] and playing with it didnt crash my pc [08:02] i manage that quite well on my own [08:10] :) [08:18] python lseems to me relatively easy to learn and powerful [08:18] there are also python lessons on codcademy [08:20] I have done some of the lessons on codeacademy... [08:22] * nlsthzn will bbl [09:06] sigh === space_ is now known as Space [10:22] Afternoon all [10:23] good afternoon [10:23] hi mazal [10:23] Hi charl [10:23] Maaz: coffee on [10:23] * Maaz puts the kettle on [10:23] mazal: how's it going [10:23] Good thanx and you charl ? [10:23] mazal: good thanks [10:25] Anybody have a link to how to remove old kernels with synaptic ? [10:25] I only find cli ones [10:25] sudo apt-get autoremove [10:25] oh i see, with synaptic [10:25] no idea [10:26] hi mazal charl [10:26] with apt-get I'm going to have to type each ones name [10:26] mazal: no [10:26] Hallo oom [10:26] mazal: autoremove does that for you [10:26] hi Kilos [10:26] Ah , nice :-) [10:26] just the one command like that ? [10:26] Kilos: how's it going [10:26] mazal: yes [10:26] thanx [10:27] mazal: i do that frequently especially on servers because otherwise the boot partition fills up [10:27] not bad ty just some things dont wanna work [10:27] Coffee's ready for charl! [10:27] Maaz: thanks [10:27] charl: No problem [10:27] mazal, remastersys gives an error [10:28] something about not finding filesystem.squash something or other [10:28] Oi [10:28] When you boot or when you create ? [10:28] but it actually makes the file then loses it [10:28] hehe [10:28] create [10:28] Default target path or did you change it ? [10:29] "working folder" [10:29] where would i change it [10:29] default then :-) [10:29] hehe [10:29] That's a strange one Kilos [10:29] Never had that before [10:29] yeah i always have strange probs [10:30] Enough space on /home ? [10:30] before it just worked [10:30] ya lots [10:30] And you did remember to run the clean command first ? [10:30] ill run it again and we get the clever peeps to see where it went wrong [10:30] ya [10:31] I would suggest creating a remastersys folder in your own home folder [10:31] clean command or clear logs?? [10:31] Then make that the "working dorectory" [10:31] clean command of remastersys to clean out previous creates [10:31] It must always be run , before you create again [10:31] where you see that [10:32] do you use it in cli or gui ? [10:32] do you run it from cli or the gui [10:32] gui [10:32] gooi weg die gui [10:32] in cli : [10:32] sudo su [10:32] your password [10:32] ok give commands [10:32] remastersys clean [10:32] remastersys clean [10:33] remastersys dist [10:33] It must clean out all the old stuff in the working folder first [10:33] and it must run in root mode , that's why the first one is sudo su to change to full root mode [10:34] and the clean command I always run twice [10:34] and everything must be closed , all apps , nothing open [10:35] ok i got it running that way now, well see ty [10:35] Any open app that changes files or anything can also make it fail. Things like mail , irc , firefox etc. [10:36] wbb ty [10:36] If that don't work I suggest another working folder [10:36] oi too slow [10:37] grrr [10:37] same thjing [10:37] thing [10:37] The filesystem.squashfs filesystem is missing. Either there was a problem creating the compressed filesystem or you are trying to run sudo remastersys dist iso before sudo remastersys dist cdfs [10:38] That is very strange [10:39] Try the different working folder plan. [10:39] /etc/remastersys.conf [10:39] Maybe it will help if the folder is in your own home folder [10:41] charl you still here ? [10:43] mazal: yes [10:44] charl, that autoremove command , does it remove other stuff that is not needed anymore as well , or only the kernels ? [10:44] it *could* remove other stuff too [10:44] k [10:45] i usually only use it to remove old kernels [10:45] it will give you a list of the packages it will remove before it does it [10:45] maybe you can select certain packages to be removed / retained [10:45] ok thanx [10:45] under most circumstances you could let it remove everything [10:45] just be careful if you have some strange configuration [10:47] ai! drive died [10:47] will see what maverick can find [10:47] bah :( [10:47] old drive ? [10:47] http://slexy.org/view/s21N9LftKN [10:48] try to boot and it says insert boot media and press enter [10:48] grrr [10:48] Kilos, there is my config file. Check if yours is ok. Especially the squash option line [10:48] ya charl but not as old as my mavericks drive [10:48] wait till i fix the drive first [10:49] Is it the one you tried to remaster that broke now ? [10:49] ya [10:50] That might explain why renastersys failed. [10:50] The failing drive might have caused the problem [10:50] maybe ya [10:50] just run sudo fsck -f /dev/sdb1 [10:51] it says filesystem was modified so ill see if i can boot from it now [10:51] wbb [10:56] hmm... [10:57] Still dead ? [10:57] nope im on it now [10:57] k [10:57] its like there is a virus somewhere [10:58] how can the drive just disappear but fsck fixes it [10:58] Can one specify multiple drives with that fsck command ? [10:58] ya [10:59] i think i read you must not do it on the drive you are on [10:59] for example sudo fsck -f /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1 ? [10:59] ya [10:59] sudo fsck -f /dev/sdb1 i did that [11:00] And on multiple partition drive , can one say sudo fsck -f /dev/sdb and it will check all partitions on the drive ? [11:00] i dunno [11:00] its a command the crash kid gave me to fix an external that didnt work [11:02] If remember gonna boot my recovery drive and then use that command to see if it checks all partitions on my main drive [11:11] gtg , need to image this drive and test a few things [14:20] superfly: ping [14:20] good afternoon everyone [14:22] using Kubuntu how can I force a 2nd or 3rd user's tty session to end in the background without killing individual processes manually? [14:25] * inetpro looking for something similar to gnome-session-quit [15:06] ya good question [15:59] hi inetpro [15:59] Kilos: wb [15:59] ty this modems back to timeouting looks like [16:00] have you read the logs?? [16:00] no, why? [16:00] lol i need to know how to set nickserv_password in ibid.ine [16:01] Kilos: ag nee man [16:01] pla dit jou? [16:01] what?? [16:01] its so it can identify with freenode so the cloak works [16:02] i just remembered what i did last year [16:02] why? [16:02] logged in as the bot them identified [16:03] why are you cloaked? [16:03] i spose security so ip not visible [16:13] ai! === Kilos- is now known as Kilos [16:23] hi Cantide [16:24] hey Kilos :) [17:06] Kilos: I don't care so much about cloaking my home connection as I do my office's connection [17:07] ah ok then. just thought it would be good if QA was cloaked as well like maaz [17:07] at home we rely on the 8ta, voda and others to keep us protected in a way [17:08] ill get the weed to explain in old fashioned english when he has time [17:08] yeah but funny things happen here [17:09] funny things happen when you allow them to happen [17:09] like modem stays working fine for 3 days the disappears and all of a sudden drive is missing and nothing can find errors on it [17:09] disk utility shows drive is healthy [17:10] yo smile [17:11] hi Kilos :D [17:11] I like ChatZilla ;) [17:12] when you have adsl or leased line you have to take care of your own connection more than with 3g [17:13] Kilos: those are most likely your own local issues [17:18] hmm... looks like he really has a few issues there [17:52] night all. sleep tight [17:52] nag inetpro [17:52] hi bye superfly [19:34] oh, who is taking part in the app showdown? [20:20] hello. wha is the app showdown cantide? [20:20] hold on.. [20:20] link incoming [20:21] http://developer.ubuntu.com/2013/08/announcing-the-2013-ubuntu-app-showdown-contest/ [20:21] if you win, you can win an Nexus 4 with Ubuntu Touch preloaded [20:21] http://developer.ubuntu.com/showdown/ [20:21] cool! [20:23] yeah!! [20:23] time to get coding! [20:23] the only thing is thinking of a cool idea that is within my capabilities >.< [20:24] trying to download 3mMB on 10 kb/s is really painful :( [20:25] oh :( [20:25] i had to install the ubuntu sdk - it was nearly 70 mb [20:25] so i thought twice about it [20:26] but now that i have it, i have to make use of it - so make an app i shall! [20:28] it has to be using the sdk? [20:28] i think that is preferred [20:29] yes [20:29] will check out the page once this download is done [20:29] but you could write it in a text editor and run it from the terminal [20:29] afaik === Trix[a]r_za is now known as Trixar_za [23:17] Hi