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[01:55] <rick_> Having issues with lvpnc, I can stop it with "service lvpnc stop", How can I keep it from starting at boot?
[01:57] <rjdohnert> remove it from /etc/init.d
[01:58] <rjdohnert> If it starts with KDE disable it using the Startup and Shutdown utility in system settings
[02:03] <rick_> what is it called in the service manager? I don't see lvpnc listed
[02:16] <rick_> I gave this a try, edit  /etc/default/openvpn| changed AUTOSTART=none, I'll reboot and see if that fixes it, else /etc/init.d/lvpnc is going to the trash
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[04:52] <jalcine> I've been having issues with my power management tools not changing the monitor brightness
[04:52] <jalcine> it's fixed at 90% and won't drop below that
[04:52] <jalcine> or higher
[04:54] <jalcine> yeah, it's fixed at 91.000 according to xbacklight
[05:47] <dragu_> hi, any fix known to mysql-server problem on kubuntu 13.04 after update?
[07:16] <dragu_> hi, any fix known to mysql-server problem on kubuntu 13.04 after update?
[07:20] <valorie> dragu_: do you have a bug number?
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[07:22] <dragu_> valorie: I don't, should I and how to get one?
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[07:23] <dragu_> I would like to install mysql-server-5.1, but apt-get remove mysql-server-core-5.5 trying delete 3/4 of my kubuntu
[07:25] <twager> Error 5: dependency not met: gawk not found in path.
[07:25] <twager> For distribution installation package names and missing apps information, run: inxi --recommends
[07:26] <valorie> and what did inxi --recommends say?
[07:28] <valorie> dragu_: so you are trying to downgrade?
[07:28] <dragu_> valorie: yes, to working version
[07:29] <twager> valorie: Told me inxi was not installed
[07:31] <valorie> and inxi isn't available for raring, according to ubottu
[07:31] <valorie> hmmm
[07:31] <dragu_> valorie: http://pastebin.com/nxdPCtgL
[07:31] <twager> CPU~Dual core AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ (-MCP-) clocked at 1000.000 Mhz Kernel~3.10.0-6-generic i686 Up~14 min Mem~324.9/4033.1MB HDD~580.1GB(-) Procs~141 Client~Quassel [M] v0.9.0 (dist-3b9dd10) inxi~1.7.31
[07:32] <valorie> hmmm, I've seen one other report of this
[07:32] <twager> valorie: I using Saucy
[07:32] <Tm_T> dragu_: I wonder why you would like to downgrade mysql
[07:32] <valorie> it seems worthwhile to file or at least search for a bug report
[07:33] <valorie> I mean, you have the list, so you *could* go ahead, and then re-add those packages, but that seems very risky to me
[07:33] <dragu_> valorie: because 5.5 doesn't work http://pastebin.com/VhRni081
[07:34] <jussi> twager: is that in quassel?
[07:34]  * valorie has done something silly like that before
[07:34] <twager> jussi: It is..
[07:34] <jussi> inxi is included in quassel. you need to install gawk
[07:34] <jussi> !info gawk
[07:34] <ubottu> gawk (source: gawk): GNU awk, a pattern scanning and processing language. In component main, is optional. Version 1:4.0.1+dfsg-2ubuntu1 (raring), package size 719 kB, installed size 1864 kB
[07:36] <twager> jussi: apt-get install inxi install it
[07:40] <twager> !seen dutchy
[07:40] <ubottu> I have no seen command
[07:45] <Nilli> I'm using a Kubuntu 12.04 live USB stick now, trying to install a game into my home folder.. Dolphin says I have 2.6 GiB free (when I'm in the game's installation folder) but the game says there's not enough space. I did "cat /dev/urandom > file.txt" to see how little I had, but it kept going beyond what the game says it requires..
[07:46] <Nilli> does anyone know if I should've installed the game in a better folder somewhere, or what else could be wrong?
[07:50] <Nilli> I also did "df -h" and every line listed has enough space for this game besides "/rofs" and "/run/lock"
[07:52] <Nilli> oh, I just noticed that the amount missing is growing if I just wait between tries... at first it said it needed an additional 78 MB, then I waited and on the next try it needed an additional 80 MB... this should be a good clue, but I don't know what to do with it.
[07:55] <hateball> Nilli: well when you run live your disk is your RAM...
[07:56] <hateball> well, vice versa
[07:56] <Nilli> but things I place in my home folder stay permanently on the USB stick
[08:01] <Nilli> and even so... "free -m" shows way more than this game should ever need... >_<
[08:01] <hateball> Nilli: Yes, but that's because the stick has a partition for /home. *all* your RAM does not get allocated for the live-session, otherwise you could not run anything at all :)
[08:02] <hateball> provided the stick is large enough, you could install a permanent environment on it, but it would be terribly slow
[08:03] <Nilli> since I have permanent settings and files on it, I thought that's what I have done
[08:04] <hateball> hmmm, I see you said install game to the home folder... do you mean unpacking it from the internet or using the package manager?
[08:04] <Nilli> I believe it's a 16 GB stick but I failed when installing it so I only allocated 4 GB to it... is there a way for me to install a new Kubuntu on it from the stick itself? I don't have access to this computer's software so I can only use the hardware thanks to the stick
[08:05] <Nilli> I downloaded an install.sh from the game's website, it installed its own "launcher", and when I run the launcher I believe it attempts to download patch files. it's an mmo.
[08:06] <Nilli> I told it to install itself in ~/Games/
[08:07] <hateball> alright, then it should work I think. And no you cant install on top of your running session. If you had another stick however...
[08:09] <Nilli> ah.. so if I boot from something else, mount this as a storage device and then install on it, it could work.. but wouldn't another stick run into the same memory issue?
[08:19] <Nilli> gonna try reboot and see if that frees up enough MB just to get past this threshold.. might be back later
[08:20] <Nilli> thanks for your time hateball
[08:23] <hateball> oh s/he left
[08:28] <xxl> ?
[08:30] <mmdsy> ///
[09:02] <RaymondTracer> I need a hand
[09:03] <RaymondTracer> I cant seem to launch anything from Terminal
[09:03] <RaymondTracer> Always get an error along the lines of "unable to open display ":0""
[09:07] <RaymondTracer> Its fustrating because I cant launch Gparted and I usually use that to see what drive is what
[09:08] <twager> CPU~Dual core AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ (-MCP-) clocked at 1000.000 Mhz Kernel~3.10.0-6-generic i686 Up~13 min Mem~599.9/4033.1MB HDD~580.1GB(0.6% used) Procs~145 Client~Quassel [M] v0.9.0 (dist-3b9dd10) inxi~1.7.31
[09:14] <RaymondTracer> Nevermind, Discovered UXTerminal can still launch programs
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[09:41] <OttovonBismarck> My time is borked, all timezones display as UTC
[09:42] <OttovonBismarck> Current default time zone: 'Australia/Sydney'
[09:42] <OttovonBismarck> Local time is now:      Mon Aug 12 09:41:57 UTC 2013.
[09:42] <OttovonBismarck> Universal Time is now:  Mon Aug 12 09:41:57 UTC 2013.
[09:42] <OttovonBismarck> this is the output from reconfiguring tzdata
[09:44] <OttovonBismarck> sudo ntpdate -q pool.ntp.orgserver 203.217.30.156, stratum 3, offset 0.011155, delay 0.05205
[09:44] <OttovonBismarck> server 128.184.218.53, stratum 3, offset 0.004126, delay 0.03468
[09:44] <OttovonBismarck> server 116.66.162.4, stratum 2, offset 0.015012, delay 0.03456
[09:44] <OttovonBismarck> server 202.60.94.15, stratum 3, offset 0.003781, delay 0.06224
[09:44] <OttovonBismarck> 12 Aug 09:43:46 ntpdate[3097]: adjust time server 116.66.162.4 offset 0.015012 sec
[09:44] <FloodBotK1> OttovonBismarck: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:44] <OttovonBismarck> that's hardly a flood
[09:44] <OttovonBismarck> ntp works fine but KDE seems to insist everything is UTC
[09:45] <OttovonBismarck> i can change my timezone to anywhere and the time displays as UTC
[09:48] <RaymondTracer> I hate how Steam has trading cards now
[09:49] <RaymondTracer> Been playing games on Windows for ages now
[09:49] <RaymondTracer> Its nice to come back to Linux
[10:02] <OttovonBismarck> force reinstalling tzdata seems to have fixed it
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[16:42] <topoi> hello, can anyone help me with a Kmail problem?
[16:45] <topoi> Am I in the wrong place or something? No one chatting...
[16:46] <Pici> No one else is having any issues. Kubuntu is perfect ;)
[16:46] <topoi> Pici, nice try ;)
[16:46] <Shaan7> ah perfeKt you mean? :P
[16:47] <topoi> Well, Kubuntu is the closest to that I've experienced so far... but still annoying as hell when basic things stop working!
[16:49] <topoi> <3 Kubuntu; H8 Kmail
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[17:24] <darki2010> hallo
[17:24] <genii> Hello darki2010
[17:35] <ss_haze> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5978107/
[17:35] <ss_haze> anybody knows why this happens lately
[17:35] <ss_haze> ?
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[17:37] <genii> ss_haze: Try putting a space between "transform" and "-i"
[17:39] <ss_haze> [filter_transform.so] critical: cannot open input file test.mp4.trf!
[17:40] <ss_haze> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5978117/
[17:40] <ss_haze> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5978126/
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[17:46] <genii> ss_haze: Did you also put a space between "xvid" and "-o" ?
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[17:47] <ss_haze> [filter_transform.so] critical: cannot open input file test.mp4.trf!
[17:48] <ss_haze> I could use these commands from terminal in past
[18:12] <ss_haze> genii somehow I managed to do it
[18:20] <topoi> does anyone know how i can get Kmail to _actually_ remember my IMAP password?
[18:20] <topoi> it won't behave
[18:31] <topoi> any Pure Data users on here also?
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[21:25] <ronnoc> Hi all. Quick ? - Do the Phased Updates that Canonical is rolling out affect all flavors? (I'm assuming yes) http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2013/08/phased-updates-to-start-rolling-out-for-ubuntu-13-04
[22:41] <Pibble> Yay commandline... D:
[23:13] <Basstard`> Where do I set to show updates for either the next LTS, the next STS, or nothing at all in 12.04?
[23:14] <genii> Basstard`: /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades
[23:24] <Basstard`> genii: Ah, hm, update-manager-core & -kde wasn't installed. Are they installed by default in 12.04?
[23:27] <Pibble> O.o
[23:28]  * Pibble pokes muon update manager
[23:29] <genii> Basstard`: I don't know if they are part of the base install or not, sorry.
[23:29] <Pibble> wooo 10kb worth of updates
[23:34] <Basstard`> Ah, seems Muon is the default for Kubuntu 12.04 which pulls update-manager-kde & -core whereas Apper does not.
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