[00:00] <gool> enjoy light
[00:00] <daftykins> gool / threh - was it something well known?
[00:00] <gool> i think so
[00:00] <threh> Somewhat
[00:00] <gool> i dont even know if he used my solution
[00:00] <gool> heh
[00:00] <threh> xbacklight works now to
[00:00] <gool> right on
[00:01] <gool> yeah, his hp FN hotkeys werent working
[00:01] <daftykins> oh right
[00:01] <gool> i think its pretty common, though
[00:01] <daftykins> what's the procedure there out of interest? module loading?
[00:01] <gool> few ways to go around it
[00:01] <gool> the ways i suggested were xbacklight, which allows you to change screen brightness through terminal.
[00:02] <gool> and command line based keyboard functions
[00:02] <daftykins> mm-hmm
[00:02] <gool> but he said his setting was saved as nomode , which meant no hotkeys were activated
[00:02] <gool> and just running xbacklight forced them on
[00:04] <delinquentme> the ./configure files used for building a package are shell scripts right?  Such as this guy: https://gist.github.com/delinquentme/f4d2a09e63144e461b02
[00:04] <Rallias> So I just installed LUbuntu, and I'm having a little trouble... how do I use two monitors of different size so that the smaller one doesn't mirror the bigger one?
[00:05] <histo> delinquentme: depends on the package. What are you trying to install?
[00:05] <delinquentme> histo,  trying to install a phidgets lib
[00:05] <histo> delinquentme: what are you trying to build?
[00:06] <mnathani> How do I fix this error message:  GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net quantal Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available
[00:06] <delinquentme> https://gist.github.com/delinquentme/9f60e0060e79f11a693a
[00:06] <delinquentme> a package called " phigetswebservice "
[00:07] <delinquentme> and within the dir im building it ... that library is right there
[00:07] <histo> delinquentme: the library needs to be linked to build probably. Aren't there any instructions on his page?
[00:12] <delinquentme> configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables
[00:12] <delinquentme> wat.
[00:12] <delinquentme> this is even a thing?
[00:13] <gool> does it have the appropriate permissions?
[00:13] <gool> what compiler?
[00:17] <Adam_Dymitruk> Hi
[00:17] <daftykins> hi
[00:17] <robotdevil> is there a channel for ubuntu phone or touch ?
[00:18] <daftykins> !touch
[00:18] <Adam_Dymitruk> Anyone have issues upgrading to 13.04?
[00:18] <daftykins> Adam_Dymitruk: what do you really want to ask? have you done it and gotten a problem?
[00:18] <Adam_Dymitruk> It seemed to choke on nvidia
[00:18] <robotdevil> thanks
[00:19] <daftykins> what did you do and what happened?
[00:19] <Adam_Dymitruk> But got through it with exceptions
[00:19] <Adam_Dymitruk> However, now the default image viewer crashes
[00:19] <Adam_Dymitruk> But only when you hover above the tool bar
[00:20] <Adam_Dymitruk> Also some sources are unauthorised when apt-getting some standard stuff
[00:20] <Adam_Dymitruk> Is there any way to check the integrity of all the packages?
[00:22] <daftykins> Adam_Dymitruk: i doubt they'd install if they had issues as they'd not extract
[00:24] <james> Hi!!
[00:25] <daftykins> hello
[00:25] <xsparkFTW> How are you doing today
[00:26] <daftykins> if you have a question, ask away. this channel is for support, not general chat
[00:26] <xsparkFTW> Where is the general chat channel?
[00:27] <daftykins> #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:27] <xsparkFTW> Thank you very much
[00:28] <AdamDymitruk> daftykins: it's only if the image viewer is launched by double clicking
[00:29] <AdamDymitruk> If I run eog from the command line, it will not crash when hovering above the buttons
[00:29] <daftykins> AdamDymitruk: is that the only thing going on?
[00:29] <daftykins> i don't know what that is
[00:30] <AdamDymitruk> I'm sure there's other things but I haven't had a lot of time to test
[00:31] <AdamDymitruk> There is also what used to be the power button in the top right. It's now a small screen with a red circle
[00:31] <daftykins> what did you upgrade from?
[00:32] <AdamDymitruk> I went from 12.04 to 12.10 then immediately to 13.04
[00:33] <daftykins> mm-hmm
[00:33] <daftykins> maybe it's worth you resetting your unity config
[00:33] <daftykins> but i'm out of my depth on this topic so you'd be better off with someone elses input i expect
[00:33] <AdamDymitruk> I believe I did
[00:33] <AdamDymitruk> I just want to confirm that it's just my install
[00:34] <AdamDymitruk> I also want to see how I can check the integrity of my system
[00:35] <daftykins> AdamDymitruk: create a new user account and see how things act inside that
[00:36] <daftykins> that'll help rule out the old configs you would've had in your /home
[00:37] <blargg> Using Ubuntu 12.04. How do I enable *hardware* audio playthrough? I haven't located even basic documentation on how to control sound features like that.
[00:40] <daftykins> blargg: what do you mean?
[00:41] <blargg> daftykins, playthrough is hearing what's coming into the audio input as it comes in. Hardware playthrough is the sound hardware itself doing the playthrough, as opposed to software sending the digitized sound back out to be played back.
[00:41] <daftykins> oic
[00:42] <Guest52957> help
[00:42] <merryman540> hI I'm trying to get to linuxmint-help at IRC.spotcheck.org but I don't know how to get to it. Can anyone take pity on me and tell me how to get there? Thanks
[00:42] <Guest52957> help
[00:43] <MangaKaDenza> halp
[00:43] <MangaKaDenza> I got the ubuntu
[00:43] <waterlite> ok
[00:43] <MangaKaDenza> I got the ISO on my drive
[00:43] <MangaKaDenza> how do I boot?
[00:44] <MangaKaDenza> well?
[00:44] <MangaKaDenza> I want to boot from my usb
[00:44] <MangaKaDenza> onto a lenovo craptop with school spyware
[00:44] <MangaKaDenza> so how do I do it?
[00:45] <MangaKaDenza> I'm not sure if I burned the ISO
[00:45] <MangaKaDenza> waterlite,
[00:45] <MangaKaDenza> halp
[00:45] <waterlite> yes?
[00:45] <MangaKaDenza> with the thing I just described
[00:45] <MangaKaDenza> I downloaded the iso
[00:46] <MangaKaDenza> and downloaded it to my usb
[00:46] <MangaKaDenza> but now wat?
[00:46] <badpie> Anyone here have any experience with Clonezilla scripting?
[00:47] <MangaKaDenza> ...
[00:47] <jpastore> hi, I upgraded to 13.04 lubuntu. screenshots no longer work. I tried installing the package for the missing executable but now it just does nothing instead of prompting me for a file name. how do I fix this?
[00:47] <MangaKaDenza> why isn't anyone halping
[00:47] <MangaKaDenza> halphalphalp
[00:47] <MangaKaDenza> plz
[00:47] <r_rios> Good evening. I'm using GNOME 3.8 and I'd like to get rid of Ubuntu Online Accounts in order to use GNOME Online Accounts. How do I do that?
[00:47] <jpastore> MangaKaDenza: what do you need help with?
[00:48] <badpie> Manga are you tring to find out how to install the OS from a USB?
[00:48] <MangaKaDenza> no, boot from usb
[00:49] <badpie> You will need to press and "F key" while the BIOS is loading when you turn on the computer, but the particual F key is specific to each computer
[00:49] <r_rios> For example, I cannot change my status to online from the top right menu, even though I've configured my Google and my Facebook accounts in the GOA settings.
[00:49] <badpie> Usually it is F12, F8, F10, or F9
[00:49] <MangaKaDenza> badpie, lenovo 130e
[00:50] <daftykins> merryman540: ask in #freenode for some IRC help
[00:50] <r_rios> Also, Empathy still opens up the UOA settings dialog when I run it (and I want it to retrieve my contacts from GOA).
[00:50] <badpie> Is this a tablet?
[00:51] <MangaKaDenza> no
[00:51] <MangaKaDenza> a netbook
[00:51] <MangaKaDenza> with school spyware
[00:51] <badpie> zIs it a Thknpad X130e?
[00:51] <MangaKaDenza> yes
[00:52] <r_rios> I've seen some links on Google showing how to get rid of "Online Accounts" in Ubuntu, but I fear that those may get rid of Ubuntu OA and GOA altogether, and I don't want that
[00:53] <badpie> Cant find it. it should say when you turn on the PC PRESS (some key) FOR BOOT MENU
[00:53] <MangaKaDenza> ah
[00:53] <MangaKaDenza> wait,,but I still am confused
[00:53] <MangaKaDenza> did I burn the iso or not>
[00:54] <MangaKaDenza> it has the file on it
[00:54] <MangaKaDenza> but I'm not sure
[00:57] <flufflepuff> So i'm wondering how to printk directly to the kernel ring buffer can y'all help?
[00:57] <jpastore> any thoughts on my screenshot issue?
[00:57] <jpastore> google useless....or rather duckduckgo....
[00:58] <MangaKaDenza> HALP
[00:58] <flufflepuff> man so many quits
[00:58] <MangaKaDenza> IS MY ISO BURNED?
[00:58] <flufflepuff> must be Ubuntu
[00:58] <flufflepuff> MangaKaDenza: did you light it on fire?
[00:58] <flufflepuff> check 4 scratch
[00:58] <MangaKaDenza> ... no seriously
[00:58] <flufflepuff> o
[00:58] <flufflepuff> well
[00:58] <MangaKaDenza> I did the download
[00:58] <FloodBot1> flufflepuff: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:58] <flufflepuff> kill self, FloodBot1
[00:59] <MangaKaDenza> and like, it says that the file is there
[00:59] <MangaKaDenza> but I'm not sure
[00:59] <MangaKaDenza> do I need more to boot from usb
[00:59] <flufflepuff> MangaKaDenza: first you have to dip your usb in a mixture of ammonia and bleah to see if it wrote properly. if it did you'll see a rainbow shine on the metal
[00:59] <flufflepuff> *bleach
[00:59] <MangaKaDenza> ;_;
[00:59] <flufflepuff> linux is a cruel mistress. be prepared
[01:00] <flufflepuff> might as well just let the mixture sit in ur apartment while you go out for work
[01:02] <monkeyjuice> MangaKaDenza:  are you trying to burn this from a windows machine or ubuntu
[01:02] <MangaKaDenza> ?
[01:02] <MangaKaDenza> like, doing the proc?
[01:02] <MangaKaDenza> On a win7
[01:03] <flufflepuff> first you format C:\. gotta start with a clean space to mount your usb
[01:03] <monkeyjuice> MangaKaDenza: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-windows
[01:05] <niftylettuce> as soon as i booted i got a unsupported network card error (I had swapped a new Atheros wifi card in from my previous Broadcom 4313)... apparently Lenovo only whitelists certain network cards i tried to use lspci and ethtool to modify the hex value, but I couldn't get the new atheros wifi card device id to show up, as soon as i'd connect the 2 wifi
[01:05] <niftylettuce> connectors from laptop to the chip, it would kernel panic Aaie error
[01:06] <niftylettuce> (BIOS whitelists only certain cards, so my attempt was to make a fake device id on the new card)
[01:10] <Shakaz__> does anyone here use gparted live iso disk
[01:10] <Shakaz__> or has done before
[01:12] <daftykins> niftylettuce: i think your plan isn't going to work
[01:12] <Shakaz__> anyone please
[01:12] <Shakaz__> i need to know how to convert from gpt drive to mbr drive?
[01:12] <Shakaz__> anyone
[01:13] <niftylettuce> daftykins: http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Problem_with_unauthorized_MiniPCI_network_card
[01:13] <Shakaz__> i need to know how to convert from gpt drive to mbr drive using gparted live disk
[01:13] <niftylettuce> daftykins: this is the recommended way to do it with Atheros cards, whenever I put the card in, bluetooth starts, but wlan doesn't, so lspci doesn't show device id for atheros.  I installed madwifi drivers ath_pci etc
[01:13] <daftykins> uh-huh
[01:14] <histo> Shakaz__: just open cgdisk and write the changes
[01:15] <flufflepuff> sudo if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/sda
[01:15] <histo> flufflepuff: No don't do that.
[01:16] <kostkon> !ops | flufflepuff
[01:16] <flufflepuff> call tha copz nigga idgaf no mo
[01:19] <howzer> I have been following an installation guide for openstack - when I go to create a subnet and router then launch an instance, I cant seem to ping my router from the instance....How can I go about diagnosing the problem?
[01:20] <niftylettuce> daftykins: whats your deal.
[01:20] <niftylettuce> daftykins: "uh huh" not nice fella! :P
[01:20] <daftykins> i'm sorry you misunderstood it.
[01:34] <Extreminador> guys where can i see the nautilus commands ?
[01:34] <histo> Extreminador: what commands?
[01:35] <r_rios> Found a bug related to my problem: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-control-center/+bug/1040193
[01:35] <Extreminador> isn there for example a "--no-desktop" parameter ?
[01:35] <Extreminador> what others
[01:36] <wood_quinn> Can I remove an Ubuntu LiveUSB while booted to it?
[01:36] <wilee-nilee> Extreminador, no x?
[01:36] <histo> Extreminador: man nautilus would show you all of them
[01:36] <histo> wood_quinn: Not without booting to ram
[01:36] <wood_quinn> Ok.
[01:37] <Extreminador> hello wilee-nilee ... not sure what did you ask...
[01:37] <Extreminador> histo, thanks
[01:37] <taylor_> so i just finished installing ubuntu 13.04 along side windows 8 on my asus republic of gamers laptop, and the grub menu isnt coming up, it just boots strait to windows 8
[01:37] <wilee-nilee> Extreminador, No desktop control I see, I thought it was off anyway.
[01:37] <wilee-nilee> taylor_, Any boot menu?
[01:38] <taylor_> wille-nilee nope, it shows the RoG splash then goes to the win 8 login  like it did before i put ubuntu on it
[01:38] <taylor_> wille-nilee it partitioned the hard drive tho, i can tell that much from the windows side
[01:39] <daftykins> boot repair might be worth a go.
[01:39] <Impossible> hallo how do i change the background on lubuntu
[01:39] <TheMaverick`> So... I'm having a RIDICULOUSLY *weird* problem with SSH. I am trying to SSH from my laptop into my Ubuntu 13.04 server. If I try to SSH into it from the laptop, I get publickey error. If I login to the server locally and then try to SSH in from my laptop, it works. If I then logout locally and try to SSH in... failure.
[01:39] <newbie|3> hey guys im new to ubuntu, running it on a virtual machine,  was wondering how to zoom out the view  as i cant display everything
[01:39] <TheMaverick`> Does anyone know what could be causing this?
[01:39] <histo> Impossible: right click on desktop?
[01:39] <histo> Impossible: should be in settings
[01:40] <Impossible> histo: sorry i overlooked
[01:40] <taylor_> could it just be that i need to reinstall grub?
[01:40] <Impossible> histro: thanks
[01:40] <wilee-nilee> taylor_, This is not the best place for uefi help, just saying, the UF is in general and a specific mod, here is there thread that's helpful.  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2147295
[01:40] <histo> TheMaverick`: are you using the same user locally and via ssh?
[01:41] <TheMaverick`> histo: Yes.
[01:41] <darkangel> Hey is ubuntu 13.04 Stabler and faster then 12.04 LTS?
[01:41] <histo> taylor_: did you disable secure boot and fastboot?
[01:41] <histo> taylor_: also did the install disk boot in UEFI mode or bios mode?
[01:41] <wilee-nilee> taylor_, Your lucky on letting the installer resize windows I alwats advise people to use the windows disk manager, leaving a unallocated space for linux.
[01:42] <histo> TheMaverick`: try looking at the logs to see what is going awry
[01:42] <wilee-nilee> always*
[01:42] <Extreminador> is there any key to be able to exit to prompt again if the terminal don show again the prompt input ?
[01:42] <histo> wilee-nilee: it works just fine
[01:42] <histo> Extreminador: what were you doing that you lost the prompt?
[01:42] <wilee-nilee> histo, Yes it can, but all the real people who help and are not biased say to use the windows.
[01:43] <wilee-nilee> your very biased
[01:43] <taylor_> wilee-nilee i had to mess with the bios settings to even get the cd to boot, the install kept crashing, but i finally got it to go through with changing secure boot
[01:43] <histo> wilee-nilee: not biased. It's pointless to do it thatway
[01:43] <Extreminador> i can close the terminal and open it again... but was thinking not do that always
[01:43] <wilee-nilee> histo, That is an opinion and not valid.
[01:43] <Extreminador> histo, i did run a "nautilus" command only
[01:43] <histo> !uefi | taylor_ Look at the screens on this page which came up?
[01:43] <Extreminador> histo, but the prompt to run another command did not appear
[01:43] <histo> wilee-nilee: It's not an opinion it's a fact.
[01:44] <histo> wilee-nilee: either way will work just the same.
[01:44] <wilee-nilee> I'm  open source user I started on open source.
[01:44] <histo> Extreminador: if you close nautilus you will get your prompt back. If you want to keep it running you could background the app ctrl+z then type bg  or you could have run your nautilus command followed by the & to background it
[01:45] <taylor_> histo the first one
[01:45] <histo> wilee-nilee: there is no advantage to doing it through windows over using an opensource partitioning tool
[01:45] <histo> taylor_: the black one?
[01:45] <Impossible> histo: how do i move the task bar to the top
[01:45] <taylor_> histo yes
[01:46] <histo> Impossible: taskbar of what?
[01:46] <histo> !grub2 | taylor_
[01:46] <Impossible> histo: its the start bar thing
[01:46] <Extreminador> histo, thanks the & works fine
[01:46] <histo> Impossible: in lxde?
[01:46] <taylor_> histo so i have to reinstall/fix grub!! yay my fav
[01:46] <Impossible> correct
[01:48] <wilee-nilee> taylor_, You have the windows backed up, the uefi setup is not just a simple grub fix, it is not even in the mbr.
[01:48] <histo> Impossible: I believe you can right click on the panel to move it
[01:48] <histo> taylor_: kind of. You need a valid efi applicatoin in /boot
[01:49] <taylor_> yay, figured this new laptop would be the same as my other computers
[01:49] <histo> taylor_: running boot-repair should fix it
[01:49] <histo> taylor_: uefi is rather new. You did use a 64bit version of ubuntu right?
[01:49] <taylor_> yes
[01:49] <Impossible> histo:gotcha thanks, i can also switch the minimize close and max to left right
[01:50] <histo> taylor_: A lot of people find it confusing but it's actually much nicer
[01:50] <r_rios> Almost solved. I followed the instructions here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/211464/how-to-remove-online-accounts-from-system-settings  and the icon in system settings is gone, but empathy still doesn't seem to work.
[01:50] <histo> Impossible: you can configure all sorts of things. I believe lxde uses openbox as a window manager.
[01:50] <wilee-nilee> taylor_, Save the url generated of the bootinfo summary in running the bootrepair app.
[01:50] <taylor_> so it is what looks like the bios correct? its just got a different name and does other stuff
[01:51] <CheckDavid> Do you guys know, if in general, when one buys a laptop with ubuntu pre-installed, and it doesn't come in English, if one can change it to English?
[01:51] <daftykins> CheckDavid: if somewhere sells them, they can be asked to provide it in any language i'm sure.
[01:51] <CheckDavid> daftykins, really? I kinda doubt that.
[01:52] <taylor_> wilee-nilee ok, ill look into all this now, the boot repair app is a linux or windows thing?
[01:52] <daftykins> CheckDavid: you do? sounds like you don't have much faith in the company :)
[01:52] <CheckDavid> daftykins, not really, why would they bother with it anyway?
[01:52] <wilee-nilee> taylor_, Its Linux its on the web run it from the live media
[01:53] <histo> Impossible: http://www.lubuntutips.com/2012/07/moving-close-maximize-and-minimize.html
[01:53] <taylor_> ok thanks
[01:53] <histo> taylor_: it was the first link in the message from ubottu
[01:53] <histo> !uefi | taylor_
[01:53] <histo> !grub2 | taylor_ Sorry this one
[01:53] <wilee-nilee> taylor_, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[01:53] <Taylor> :|
[01:53] <Impossible> histo: Thank you very much
[01:54] <TheMaverick`> histo: Logs say something about password auth wrapped?
[01:54] <TheMaverick`> /var/log/auth.log
[01:55] <histo> TheMaverick`: ssh has verbose options
[01:55] <histo> TheMaverick`: try connecting with ssh -v blah blah
[01:57] <TheMaverick`> histo: I see somethign about "roaming not allowed by server"
[02:00] <Extreminador> guys i have the picture_filename set to a diferent image but when i use the nautilus command my background does not change
[02:01] <histo> TheMaverick`: are you using key based auth?
[02:01] <Extreminador> was not supose to change to the set preference ?
[02:01] <TheMaverick`> histo: Yes.
[02:01] <histo> Extreminador: what background are you trying to change?
[02:02] <Extreminador> desktop/gnome/background/picture_filename
[02:02] <histo> TheMaverick`: http://boardreader.com/thread/SSH_Roaming_not_allowed_by_server_b1ltXnjn.html
[02:02] <histo> Extreminador: You are trying to change the desktop background?
[02:03] <TheMaverick`> histo: http://sprunge.us/jIjY
[02:03] <histo> TheMaverick`: use -vvv
[02:03] <Extreminador> histo,  yup...
[02:03] <histo> Extreminador: using what command?
[02:04] <xmetal> ah ... upgraded Clonezilla from my "2010" version and now it boots fine on my new laptop
[02:04] <xmetal> :)
[02:04] <daftykins> xmetal: send in the clone!
[02:04] <histo> Extreminador: you need to use gsettings something like gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.background picture-uri
[02:04] <histo> 'file:///home/serrano/Pictures/x.jpg'
[02:05] <Extreminador> ahhh histo i had that before but was not sure at the time why it was not working 100% the script sow i was traying to use the gcongtools-2
[02:08] <histo> Extreminador: that should be set not get
[02:09] <xmetal> had looks like (even if i could gte that older version booted) i'd have to upgrade anyway to add ext4 support
[02:10] <xmetal> (Clonezilla i mean)
[02:10] <Extreminador> yehh histo i did understood... but histo the gconf command don't work why ? i asm asking this because the gconf to change the background variable works or at least it changes the supose preference
[02:12] <histo> Extreminador: different settings now in unity and/or gnome3
[02:13] <Extreminador> ahhh histo  ok... in that case i will change all other gconf command's and use the gsettings
[02:13] <TheMaverick`> histo: http://sprunge.us/eZNS
[02:14] <histo> TheMaverick`: doesn't look like it's accepting your key to me
[02:15] <TheMaverick`> histo: But... It accepts it when I am logged in locally on the box and I try to SSH from remote
[02:15] <TheMaverick`> histo: I can't make this stuff up lol
[02:15] <hydro> I'm trying to use netbeans in lubuntu and when I go to select new  project I get nothing but a message saying "please wait"
[02:16] <hydro> is there another type of java I might need to install?
[02:16] <daftykins> hydro: ask in a java channel
[02:16] <daftykins> yes, oracle jdk instead of openjdk
[02:16] <hydro> daftykins, whats the exact name for that? oracle-jdk?
[02:17] <daftykins> hydro: depends what version you want :) you can't just install it, you'll want to remove openjdk packages first. look it up :)
[02:17] <TheMaverick`> histo: Scenario: Attempt SSH Laptop->Server = Fail. Login to Server locally, attempt SSH Laptop->Server = Win.
[02:18] <TheMaverick`> histo: I'm using the exact same command each time I try to SSH in.
[02:19] <nickgaw> Hi, What command would copy all directories from one mount point to another?  would cp -av /mnt/windows/* /mnt/external/windows work once /mnt/external/windows directory was created copy all files and directories from one location to another?
[02:23] <AJ_Z0> nickgaw: Use rsync -av
[02:23] <camtheman256> my ubuntu grub will not recognize itself
[02:24] <Extreminador> does the gsetting use same keys and values that the gconf ?
[02:25] <xmetal> lol @ grub not seeing itself
[02:25] <Extreminador> because i can see some values/keys on gsettings that i can see on gconf
[02:25] <xmetal> (the idea sounds funny)
[02:26] <Extreminador> like the key name /apps/nautilus/preferences/show_desktop
[02:26] <xmetal> what do you mean it will not see itself?
[02:26] <xmetal> (seriously)
[02:26] <TheMaverick`> histo: SSH success (while logged in locally) --> http://sprunge.us/EDPI
[02:26] <xmetal> er recognize *
[02:30] <TheMaverick`> histo: Log comparison (client-side) --> Fail -- http://sprunge.us/eZNS / Win -- http://sprunge.us/EDPI
[02:38] <somsip> TheMaverick`: Worth a try? http://blog.teamleadnet.com/2013/03/ssh-passwordless-login-debug2-we-did.html
[02:39] <TheMaverick`> So... I found out it's because the user's home dir is encrypted
[02:39]  * TheMaverick` smacks head
[02:39] <TheMaverick`> x.x
[02:39] <somsip> TheMaverick`: that'll be the encyption that is only unencrypted when a user logs in then?
[02:39] <TheMaverick`> Yerp
[02:40] <TheMaverick`> Whic makes total sense :-P
[02:40] <somsip> TheMaverick`: indeed
[02:43] <dinosaurvskitten> is there any way to permanently disable the keyboard led? I know I can echo 0 to /sys/class/leds/smc::kbd_backlight/brightness, but it gets reset every time I restore from sleep.
[02:48] <eiei0> hello
[02:48] <Ludovik> Eiei0: Hi there.
[02:50] <hydro> what is the terminal command for installing JDK7? sudo apt-get install java-JDK7u10?
[02:50] <dinosaurvskitten> hydro: that would be too easy
[02:51] <dinosaurvskitten> hydro: see http://askubuntu.com/questions/55848/how-do-i-install-oracle-java-jdk-7
[02:51] <Impossible> is there a website where i can see opensource everything like oss' and hardware
[02:52] <somsip> !fsf | Impossible
[02:53] <Impossible> thank you!
[02:53] <Impossible> do you guys use an ad blocker?
[02:53] <lotuspsychje> i've installed ubuntu 13.04 64bit on a uefi win8 notebook without any bios/uefi changes works out of the box, just letting you guys know
[02:53] <Impossible> on your preferred browser
[02:53] <krz> at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows its says XXX is the device of your ubuntu install. sudo frisk -l returns 5 devices under sda: sda1-6
[02:53] <somsip> Impossible: http://hostsfile.mine.nu
[02:54] <krz> the hd has a windows partition
[02:54] <lotuspsychje> Impossible: you can try firefox addons, try #firefox
[02:54] <krz> should i specify sda5 (linux partition) or just sad?
[02:54] <krz> sda*
[02:54] <krz> i.e. sudo grub-install /dev/sda or /dev/sda5
[02:55] <Impossible> somsip: thank you, this seems better than an extension am i correct?
[02:55] <dinosaurvskitten> Impossible: it's better in some ways, worse in others
[02:55] <universal> anyone has wavemon installed ?
[02:55] <dinosaurvskitten> Impossible: it can't deal with ads that are hosted on the servers you are interested in getting data from
[02:55] <dinosaurvskitten> dinosaurvskitten: whereas adblock can handle that, assuming the ads follow a specific pattern
[02:56] <somsip> Impossible: depends what you want it to do. I use different browser and don't want to run extensions on them that slow them down
[02:56] <dinosaurvskitten> Impossible: I would just use both
[02:56] <dinosaurvskitten> Impossible: unless you're running a computer from the late 90s backward, in which case the host file by itself should do
[02:56] <Trace1> could anyone try to help me out with a hard drive problem im having?
[02:56] <Impossible> somsip: dinosaurvskitten: thanks
[02:57] <uronu> hello guys, I already set up a samda-ldap server and I want to know how to set-up a samba-ldap client.  I know how to setup a ldap to the client but how about the samba client?
[02:57] <peterrooney> !ask
[02:57] <universal> adblock only hides ads....it doesn't prevents it from downloading
[02:58] <Impossible> hmm thats interesting!
[02:59] <universal> what is wrong with wavemon ? when doing sudo wavemon - it goes to console with screen full of output and freezes
[02:59] <universal> full system freezes
[02:59] <Trace1> Hey everyone, I have an external drive formatted in NTFS. just started having a problem that files are not showing up. If i plug it into my windows machine they are there but not in Ubuntu. I've been using ubuntu for about a year now and this is the first time this has happened.
[03:00] <universal> until system is manually rebooted with power button
[03:02] <universal> what is wrong with wavemon ? when doing sudo wavemon - it goes to console with screen full of output and freezes full system until system is manually rebooted with power button. is it buggy and should I uninstall it ?
[03:06] <Johnny_Linux> universal,  looks like a bug
[03:06] <universal> Johnny_Linux: so it should be submitted ?
[03:06] <Johnny_Linux> thats up 2 u
[03:07] <universal> Johnny_Linux: well...it will help its devlopment and stability
[03:07] <universal> so how to submit that bug ? Johnny_Linux
[03:19] <universal> I think one more bug in ubuntu.....when I disconnect all the networks including lan and wifi and hit the keyboard wifi disable button then wifi gets disabled but its still shown in NM gui but if connect a wifi connection in NM gui and hit keyboard wifi enable/disable buttn repeatedly then it disables/removes/hides and shows the wifi entries in NM gui like it should
[03:20] <Impossible> what program may i use to make a bootable usb
[03:20] <Impossible> of ubuntu
[03:21] <Impossible> or any distro
[03:21] <wilee-nilee> Impossible, In what OS, ubuntu?
[03:21] <Impossible> yes
[03:22] <wilee-nilee> Impossible, I like the multisystem loader seen at pendivelinux
[03:22] <wilee-nilee> pendrivelinux*
[03:22] <wilee-nilee> a whole buncha iso's if you want on one stick
[03:23] <universal> wilee-nilee: any ideas about my problem ?
[03:23] <Impossible> pendrivelinux.com?
[03:24] <wilee-nilee> Impossible, http://www.pendrivelinux.com/multiboot-create-a-multiboot-usb-from-linux/  yes
[03:25] <Impossible> wilee-nilee: thanks!
[03:25] <universal> Impossible: if you just want to test ubuntu and see how it works....then use startup disk creator preinstalled in ubuntu....it will create a liveusb of ubuntu
[03:25] <krzkrz> so i fixed my grub loader after a clean install of windows on another partition. now when grub loads. i have two entries for windows 7. sda1 and sda2. dont think that was there before. i know windows 7 creates a 2nd partitin for system reserve
[03:25] <wilee-nilee> Impossible, no prob.
[03:26] <wilee-nilee> universal, which one?
[03:26] <Impossible> universal: i want to fully install it on another machine
[03:26] <universal> wilee-nilee: I think a bug in ubuntu.....when I disconnect all the networks including lan and wifi and hit the keyboard wifi disable button then wifi gets disabled but its still shown in NM gui but if connect a wifi connection in NM gui and hit keyboard wifi enable/disable buttn repeatedly then it disables/removes/hides and shows the wifi entries in NM gui like it should
[03:26] <Impossible> good night people
[03:26] <universal> Impossible: install it on other machine through pendrive ?
[03:27] <wilee-nilee> universal, If you want to block adds that are flash run noscript a FF addon.
[03:27] <wilee-nilee> universal, NO idea on that one.
[03:27] <universal> wilee-nilee: also what is wrong with wavemon ? when doing sudo wavemon - it goes to console with screen full of output and freezes full system until system is manually rebooted with power button. is it buggy and should I uninstall it ?
[03:28] <wilee-nilee> universal, No idea, and addresing people randomly is considered rude by some, generally I would have not answerd.
[03:29] <wilee-nilee> we don't always remember who we have helped in the past either
[03:30] <universal> wilee-nilee: addressing in what way ? you were answering some other ppl....so I asked and not addressed anything else except a question !
[03:31] <wilee-nilee> universal, We have a norm of waiting for help, in other is considered rude by many, it is not showing patience, and respect.
[03:31] <Nisstyre-laptop> My system seems to be completely blocking whenever I do heavy I/O (e.g. when I launch firefox, xchat, or it just did it when I started an upgrade). None of my input devices work, so I guess it's some kind of scheduling deadlock. Any advice?
[03:31] <Nisstyre-laptop> I suspect rtkit but that's just a hunch
[03:31] <Nisstyre-laptop> the only way to "fix" it is to reboot, so it's definitely a deadlock
[03:32] <wilee-nilee> Nisstyre-laptop, Ah rootkit would have needed admin is this possible?
[03:32] <Nisstyre-laptop> wilee-nilee: you mean it would be doing this if it were not running under root?
[03:32] <Nisstyre-laptop> I don't see why it would cause deadlocks
[03:33] <wilee-nilee> no it needs admin to run hence "root" kit
[03:33] <Nisstyre-laptop> wilee-nilee: I'm not saying it's a rootkit
[03:33] <Nisstyre-laptop> http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/rtkit
[03:33] <wilee-nilee> Nisstyre-laptop, and this "I suspect rtkit but that's just a hunch" means?
[03:33] <Nisstyre-laptop> the reason I suspect that is because it handles process and thread scheduling, which would cause a deadlock
[03:34] <wilee-nilee> Nisstyre-laptop, You missed my point have you been loose in your apps run, or have a bad pasword...etc
[03:35] <Nisstyre-laptop> wilee-nilee: no
[03:35] <wilee-nilee> run in root when installing stuff..etc
[03:35] <wilee-nilee> meaning a rooted terminal
[03:36] <Nisstyre-laptop> wilee-nilee: I know what you meant, no I haven't been rooted
[03:36] <wilee-nilee> Nisstyre-laptop, Have you been installing without sudo in other words?
[03:36] <Nisstyre-laptop> my system is just deadlocking for some reason when I do things with heavy I/O
[03:36] <Nisstyre-laptop> wilee-nilee: I know what you mean, that's irrelevant
[03:36] <wilee-nilee> cool, I doubt a rootkit, but you could try chkroot and rkhunter
[03:36] <Nisstyre-laptop> that would not help at all
[03:37] <wilee-nilee> Nisstyre-laptop, Well you seem to know everything already so best of luck.
[03:39] <blackmamba> quit
[03:46] <Pewp> I asked in #kubuntu but everyone seems asleep and this can apply to ubuntu also. I added 4 seperate ppa's, kubuntu backports, kubuntu/kde beta, and twoi other kde/kubuntu ones. They worked fine on my old install. But I just noticed after about a week of a new instalkl and having those ppas added via the add-repository tool, that they arent actually
[03:46] <Pewp>  being used
[03:46] <Pewp> I can search for things in them, and they do not show even after an apt-get update
[03:46] <Pewp> And things that should be upgraded are not being upgraded
[03:47] <Pewp> How would I start troubleshooting this?
[03:48] <nerdtron> Pewp, remove the ppas, the apt-get update and upgrade... reboot,,, add the ppa again and apt-get update and upgrade
[03:48] <dr_willis> i would think backports and beta would be redundant or conflicting
[03:48] <Pewp> Alright, fair enough.
[03:48] <Pewp> dr_willis:negative
[03:48] <Pewp> it works finne
[03:48] <Pewp> I used that same setup for 2 yeafrs
[03:48] <Pewp> and multiple kmubuntu major versions
[03:49] <dr_willis> seems like backports would always be older versions then what would be in beta
[03:49] <Pewp> there is stuff not in beta
[03:49] <Pewp> like caligre
[03:49] <dr_willis> makes me wonder it got backported from.  ;-)
[03:50] <wilee-nilee> space
[03:50] <Pewp> And i want to use caligre over libreoffice. And dpkg/apt is more than smart enough to do this stuff
[03:50] <Pewp> Its nice that KDE supports kubuntu so well. Its probably the best supported distro for kde there is. Especially with KDE-neon which i alsp use on occasion
[03:50] <dr_willis> actually backpouts come from the next release dont they?
[03:50] <Pewp> So test really new stuff
[03:51] <Pewp> caligre isnt in mirrors
[03:51] <Pewp> ppa only, kubuntu:backports
[03:51] <Pewp> Anyways, try the recommendation
[03:51] <dr_willis> that just seems weird.
[03:51] <Pewp> Ya, oh well
[03:51] <dr_willis> !backports
[03:51] <Pewp> I cant help it
[03:52] <Pewp> I understand backports
[03:52] <Pewp> I used them on CentOS for a long time
[03:52] <Pewp> And backporting kernels
[03:52] <Pewp> ie features from 2.6.30 into 2.6.19 or whatever
[03:53] <dr_willis> i wouldent think a backport would have packages not in the normal repos.  but kde may be weird
[03:53] <Pewp> there is kubuntu beta, kubuntu backports, and kubuntu beta backpoorts and one more.
[03:54] <universal> well I know all that....sometimes a persons repeatative addressal may seem to be rude but in the end it depends on personal intentions other than that addressing is not being rude to others, according to me, if anything it only signifies the person asked is knowldgeable thereby holding a higher ground and earning direct respect, however pointing out the rudeness on individual addressal when asking for help/answers solving  a proble
[03:54] <Pewp> kubuntu experimental
[03:54] <Pewp> not beta, my mistake
[03:54] <Pewp> https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa
[03:54] <Pewp> I use all those besides staging obviously
[03:55] <wilee-nilee> backports are for developments right?
[03:56] <mwallacesd> Hi there, how can I change the user name without change any profile configuration?
[03:57] <dr_willis> if a new version of gedit comes out it may get backported so a older release can insrall it.
[03:57] <dr_willis> for example
[03:57] <Babalau> anyone here care to give me a hand pls ? i am trying to remove postfix and i get errors
[03:57] <dr_willis> like the versiin in 13.10 getting backported ti the 13.04 backport repos
[03:57] <Babalau>   Errors were encountered while processing:
[03:57] <Babalau>  postfix
[03:57] <Babalau> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[03:58] <Babalau> invoke-rc.d: unknown initscript, /etc/init.d/postfix not found.
[03:58] <Babalau> dpkg: error processing postfix (--remove):
[03:58] <wilee-nilee> !pastebin | Babalau
[03:58] <dr_willis> mwallacesd:  safest way is just make a new user and copy the confing files to their home
[03:59] <dr_willis> mwallacesd:  askubuntu.com had some guides i recall also
[03:59] <mwallacesd> there is another option dr_willis ?
[03:59] <Babalau> wilee-nilee:  sorry ur right
[03:59] <Babalau> here it is: http://pastie.org/8296430#1
[04:00] <nerdtron> i'm using xchat, how do i remove the "ping timeout" "has joined messages
[04:01] <dr_willis> mwallacesd:  Safest is make a new user
[04:01] <dr_willis> ive seen people screw up badly when trying to change usrrnames
[04:01] <mwallacesd> ok thanks a lot dr_willis
[04:02] <universal> anything complicated in changing usernames ?
[04:02] <nerdtron> how do i remove the system messages in xchat?
[04:02] <wilee-nilee> nerdtron, look in orefrences
[04:03] <dr_willis> universal:  seen guys do it wrong and loose sudo rights
[04:03] <wilee-nilee> preferences
[04:03] <universal> dr_willis: thats scary
[04:03] <nerdtron> wilee-nilee, i can't see any "remove system messages" in preferences
[04:03] <Babalau> so... anyone can help me remove postfix please ? http://pastie.org/8296430#1
[04:04] <wilee-nilee> nerdtron, I'm not sure what you mean by "system messages"
[04:04] <nerdtron> wilee-nilee, i want to removed messages like w30 (~W30@c-98-213-59-214.hsd1.il.comcast.net) has joined #ubuntu
[04:04] <nerdtron> it's too hard to read
[04:05] <universal> is there any harm if I enable system or lock from suspend via dconf ?
[04:05] <universal> system lock*
[04:06] <wilee-nilee> nerdtron, preferences-advanced-hide join part messages?
[04:06] <Pew> dr_willis:btw i had it backwards, there are plenty of packages in backports that dont have a version in betsa packports
[04:06] <Pew> That way i can have blleding edge beta stuff and my backports
[04:07] <Pew> wilee-nilee:by chance are you the same willy nilly from #archlinux some years back?
[04:08] <Babalau> nerdtron: i tried that also, can't find any option to do that
[04:08] <waterlite> hi wilee-nilee  remember that friend of mine who couldn't get his Airlink card to wrok/
[04:08] <wilee-nilee> nope, I have run arch, I don't recall that spelling or being in that channel much
[04:08] <nerdtron> wilee-nilee, no hide join/part messages in settings.....NVM i found it right click the channel name and settings> hide join/part meassages
[04:08] <wilee-nilee> waterlite, Not really.
[04:08] <Pew> ok, there you to be a package maintainer with same name diffewrent spelling like 6 years or so ago. just curious
[04:08] <nerdtron> Babalau, right click the channel name and settings> hide join/part meassages
[04:08] <wilee-nilee> nerdtron, Heh there to.
[04:10] <Babalau> thx
[04:10] <Babalau> worked
[04:10] <wilee-nilee> waterlite, does it wrok and roll now. ;)
[04:11] <waterlite> not really
[04:11] <waterlite> he's on vista
[04:11] <wilee-nilee> mmmm vista
[04:11] <qin> vista?
[04:12] <rico_> opposed on irc.irchighway.net
[04:16] <Babalau> i can't be able to remove postfix...  i tried apt-get remove, clean, autoremove, -f install, dpkg --configure postfix
[04:21] <witeshark> can someone please help with the right procedure with the 'no such partition' error + grub rescue prompt?
[04:22] <witeshark> also, how to mount and access the old partition with encryption?
[04:23] <qin> Babalau: sudo service postfix stop; sudo apt-get purge postfix #?
[04:24] <Babalau> postfix: unrecognized service
[04:24] <Babalau> same error when tried to purge it
[04:24] <unclezipper> Hey, does anybody in here have any experience with the S-video out on older Dell Latitude laptops? I have a D800, and I've read in a few places that people could just plug it in and it works(with Nvidia's drivers)
[04:24] <unclezipper> Of course, I don't know if there's any special setup required. I don't really have an S-video cable, but I have an S-video to composite adapter that I tried to use with no sucess. On that note, I've never used the adapter before so I don't know what's at fault
[04:24] <qin> Babalau: what happens if: postfix
[04:25] <Babalau> postfix: fatal: open /etc/postfix/main.cf: No such file or directory
[04:25] <qin> Babalau: how did you install it?
[04:26] <Babalau> apt-get install mail-server^
[04:26] <unclezipper> Babalau: sudo dpkg-reconfigure postfix ?
[04:27] <Babalau> /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: postfix is broken or not fully installed
[04:27] <unclezipper> sudo apt-get -f install ?
[04:27] <waterlite> I dont drink
[04:27] <mwallacesd> Hi again, I gonna test netbeans and eclipse for school project in java, buy the way for internet I need to install java 6 or 7 into Ubuntu? (32 bit system)
[04:28] <Babalau> unclezipper: doesen't work eighter
[04:28] <unclezipper> Babalau: Sounds like you had something weird happen... Did you have a power failure or anything during the install?
[04:29] <Babalau> unclezipper: yeah, that's the weird thing .... i didn't have a power failure
[04:29] <Babalau> i can't figure out what went wrong
[04:29] <Babalau> and nothing i did seems to be able to fix this
[04:29] <Babalau> but im sure there is a fix
[04:29] <unclezipper> Weird
[04:29] <Babalau> it has to be
[04:30] <unclezipper> I've been having some problems with the repos lately, myself
[04:30] <unclezipper> Do a pastebin of `strace postfix`
[04:31] <Babalau> http://pastie.org/8296468
[04:34] <unclezipper> Babalau: There's nothing too telling there... Did you try `sudo touch /etc/postfix/main.cf` and then running postfix?
[04:34] <Pew> Well, I removed the ppa,s updated repo cache as usual, rebooted, added just one ppa, updated, and again not working
[04:34] <Pew> But all my other ppas work
[04:34] <unclezipper> I have no idea what happened, or what is supposed to go in main.cf
[04:34] <Babalau> unclezipper: well.. that i didnt try
[04:35] <devslash> how do I have ubuntu run a command which doesnt need root privileges when i boot my computer
[04:35] <unclezipper> Babalau: Give it a shot. Maybe if it finds a file there it'll do something
[04:35] <wilee-nilee> Pew, Have you checked the ppa has your OS listed and the packages you want?
[04:35] <Pew> wilee-nilee:of course
[04:35] <Pew> im looking right at them
[04:35] <Pew> this onl,y happened after a fresh install
[04:35] <wilee-nilee> any errors?
[04:35] <Babalau> unclezipper: well.. im getting different errors with apt-get remove now ... will touch the missing files aswell
[04:35] <Pew> wilee-nilee:none, the packages just arent in the apt ache
[04:36] <wilee-nilee> Pew, You ran a update after adding the ppa?
[04:36] <Pew> of course
[04:36] <Pew> already said that
[04:36] <Babalau> well ...
[04:36]  * Pew doesnt come here to ask dumb questions :P
[04:36] <unclezipper> devslash: My understanding, though I've never done it, is that you can use `sudo -u zipper` to run a command as a user named zipper
[04:37] <Babalau> unclezipper: after touching some other files, the one that did it was touch /etc/init.d/postfix
[04:37] <devslash>   unclezipper  thats not what i mean
[04:37] <devslash> i want to run a command automatically when i boot ubuntu
[04:37] <unclezipper> devslash: Do you mean when the computer boots, or when you first log in?
[04:37] <devslash> either one
[04:38] <devslash> doesnt matter
[04:38] <Pew> log in is really easy
[04:38] <Pew> session settiongs
[04:38] <Babalau> thx unclezipper for the ideea
[04:38] <Pew> i dont use unity, but im sure they have session settings
[04:38] <unclezipper> Babalau: Not a problem... Hope it points you in the right direction
[04:38] <devslash> how do i do that
[04:38] <Pew> You add it there, and it loads on login
[04:38] <Babalau> unclezipper: worked :)
[04:39] <Pew> nerdtron:any ideas why these ppas still wont work?
[04:39] <unclezipper> devslash: It depends on the desktop enviroment you use. Do you use XFCE, KDE, or one of the ones that's not so good
[04:39] <Pew> devslash:settings or wherever its called in unity, and session
[04:39] <devslash> im using whatever gui you get with ubuntu
[04:39] <devslash> unity
[04:40] <Pew> right
[04:40] <Pew> i just told you, go to settings
[04:40] <Pew> and look for the sessions options
[04:40] <unclezipper> Babalau: Awesome. Does postfix work as expected?
[04:40] <devslash> i dont have sessions there
[04:41] <Babalau> unclezipper: donno ... i will try to apt-get install mail-server^ again
[04:41] <unclezipper> Alrighty
[04:41] <Pew> devslash:STARTUP
[04:41] <Pew> woops
[04:41] <Pew> one of those
[04:41] <Pew> I know its there
[04:41] <FloodBot1> Pew: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:42] <unclezipper> Calm down
[04:42] <unclezipper> It's not his fault that he can type faster than most people
[04:42] <Pew> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AddingProgramToSessionStartup
[04:43] <Pew> Google is your (and mine) friend :)
[04:43] <Babalau> Pew you should try www.DuckDuckGo.com :)
[04:43] <Pew> Now, to go to bed or throw this thing out the window because it wont read the ppas it always red before
[04:43] <Babalau> Google is not my friend since NSA :)
[04:43] <unclezipper> Babalau: I prefer to use StartPage. You should give it a try as well
[04:43] <Pew> Babalau:ive used it like 3 years ago, i just have a lot of google services
[04:44] <Pew> I should be using bing, just because i can get free xbox ;points just for searching
[04:44] <Pew> So I can buy DLC
[04:44] <Babalau> unclezipper: i did but since i found out they've been keeping some records ...
[04:45] <Pew> I dont have myuch to hide regardless
[04:45] <LinuxGold> go back to cave stone to keep our privack from NSA
[04:45] <Pew> And if the feds want your info, they will get it
[04:45] <LinuxGold> privacy *
[04:45] <unclezipper> DuckDuckGo keeps more records, as per my understanding
[04:45] <Pew> To think the NSA cant break most encryption schemes if they need to is silly
[04:45] <Babalau> Pew, yeah i used to do that too... but i realized that i wasn't the customer i was the product and ... well...  i didn't want that so i switched and closed all my Google Accounts
[04:46] <Pew> Babalau:eh sure. But i have the general tracking stuff turned off
[04:46] <Pew> I block all adds, I have disconnect.me enabled etc
[04:46] <Pew> And google opt outs, etc
[04:46] <Babalau> sure Pew, that will keep them away :)
[04:46] <Pew> No, it wont
[04:46] <Babalau> unclezipper:  https://duckduckgo.com/privacy
[04:46] <unclezipper> Pew: They wouldn't waste the resources on the average Joe. Encryption breaking is a pretty complicated process with less than a guarantee of working
[04:46] <Pew> But im not being a product
[04:46] <Pew> Im really heavy into android
[04:47] <Babalau> https://prism-break.org/
[04:47] <Pew> dude
[04:47] <Pew> cmon
[04:47] <Pew> You thinjk i dont knoe that site?
[04:47] <Babalau> Pew i was into android myself, then changed to open-source Android ... works really really nice
[04:47] <Pew> Yoiu are way in left field for this channel
[04:47] <Pew> Uhh,, i use a CM base
[04:47] <Pew> And android is open source
[04:48] <Pew> AOSP
[04:48] <Pew> Android Open Source Project
[04:48] <Babalau> yeah i know, runned by the big G :) ... i switched to CyanongenMod
[04:48] <Pew> Im done having this pointless conversation. If the feds want you or your info bad enough.
[04:48] <waterlite> I ate android
[04:48] <Babalau> ;0
[04:48] <waterlite> and poop it
[04:48] <Babalau> :)
[04:48] <waterlite> :D
[04:48] <Pew> I already said use a CM base
[04:48] <Babalau> haha
[04:48] <waterlite> POPemon
[04:48] <waterlite> Popemon
[04:48] <FloodBot1> waterlite: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:48] <waterlite> D:
[04:49] <Pew> I build my roms off it
[04:49] <waterlite> :P
[04:50] <Babalau> Pew: it's not that if anyone wants me.. is that if i didnt do something wrong why assume i did ? Everyone knows what i do on the toilet, why should you have an audience to it ? i felt like this guy http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/06/19/article-0-1A65B33E000005DC-787_964x624.jpg :)
[04:50] <Pew> again, of topic
[04:51] <Pew> Goodnight
[04:51] <Babalau> yeah
[04:51] <Babalau> i know :D
[04:51] <Babalau> sry buddy
[05:00] <Babalau> cya guys and gals
[05:09] <ghostx562> hello fellers
[05:09] <ghostx562> anyway to add music to my ipad mini using ubuntu? 13.04
[05:10] <dr_willis> use a ftp or ssh client and copy the files over perhaps?
[05:11] <ghostx562> i will check the app store and see if there is an ftp/ssh app. i haven't jailbroken my ipad since there isn't one yet
[05:12] <dr_willis> i dont use apple at all.  but id hope they  got stuff like a sftp client
[05:13] <dr_willis> or use dropbox or other cloud stuff
[05:13] <wood_quinn> Is there a way to list what software I have installed that has come from the nonfree repositories?
[05:13] <ghostx562> quinn, try software manager?
[05:13] <dr_willis> synaptic can show whats from each repo.
[05:14] <dr_willis> it has filters at the bottom left
[05:14] <wood_quinn> dr_willis: Thanks. I thought aptitude did so I installed that, but was wrong.
[05:18] <joshuag> any one help me setup my server
[05:18] <joshuag> ubuntu server 12.04lts and 64bit
[05:19] <joshuag> would like to make it a photo server and gaming server
[05:20] <joshuag> would like to run it as a virtual server
[05:20] <joshuag> using vmware
[05:20] <ghostx562> wine supports itunes?
[05:21] <ghostx562> joshuag, what exactly are you trying to do? gaming server for? virtual server?
[05:22] <arvut> ghostx562: wine supports beer
[05:22] <ghostx562> arvut, :D
[05:22] <ghostx562> always
[05:23] <arvut> servebeer.com?
[05:23] <arvut> yesplease
[05:24] <arvut> does wine support caffeine tho? cause I'm a sucker for espresso...
[05:24] <ghostx562> monster and vodka
[05:24] <ghostx562> arvut, !ot
[05:24] <arvut> ah yes
[05:24] <arvut> wrong channel lol
[05:24] <arvut> you mean !ot > ghostx562
[05:24] <arvut> =)
[05:25] <arvut> !ubottu
[05:25] <arvut> still alive!
[05:25] <wood_quinn> Ok, so I'm not using any software from the multiverse repository.
[05:25] <ghostx562> :D
[05:25] <arvut> wood_quinn: what about the universe?
[05:25] <arvut> I have a message from there
[05:26] <ghostx562> quinn, if it's not listed there, probably not.
[05:26] <wood_quinn> I would like a free h.264 decoder, doesn't the Ffmpeg project make one?
[05:27] <arvut> wood_quinn: doesn't vlc's x.264 work well enough?
[05:27] <memand> Hey guys, I'm running ubuntu server 12.04.03 and I'm trying to set up NFS but when I do 'sudo apt-get install nfs-kernel-server' I get this "Not starting NFS kernel daemon: no support in current kernel." error...? What's up with that, and can it be fixed?
[05:27] <wood_quinn> I wasn't planning on installing VLC since I already have the included media player from Xubuntu.
[05:27] <ghostx562> wood_quinn: http://bit.ly/17Dk2Cy
[05:28] <arvut> wood_quinn: http://bit.ly/13bTZTi
[05:28] <wood_quinn> ghostx562: Rather than hiding lmgtfy behind a URL shortener, you could have read the search results yourself and discovered all of those are for ENcoders.
[05:28] <ghostx562> memand, probably means that the current kernal the server is using, doesn't support such feature?
[05:29] <ghostx562> ehh, too lazy.
[05:29] <arvut> but whats the fun in opening a gift thats not wrapped?
[05:30] <ghostx562> i know right? after all i am "trying" to help you. the least you can do is say "thanks"
[05:30] <memand> ghostx562: I'm on kernel version 3.2.13-<something> I'm hoping that should be recent enough to use NFS ?_?
[05:31] <qin> wood_quinn: do you mean mplayer...
[05:32] <ghostx562> memand, depends, if its a newer kernal version it might not be an added feature just yet.
[05:32] <wood_quinn> Nope, it comes with Parole Media Player.
[05:32] <wood_quinn> @ qin
[05:34] <memand> ghostx562: Hmm, ok... Is there any sane way to downgrade the kernel (preferably to some version that includes the latest security patches) when I figure out what kernel version supports it?
[05:34] <psych0fren1a> hello
[05:35] <TheLordOfTime> anyone know what Ubuntu JeOS is?  Trying to determine if it's something included in Ubuntu or an unsupported derivative...
[05:35] <cfhowlett> psych0fren1a, greetings
[05:35] <cfhowlett> TheLordOfTime, unsupported
[05:35] <ghostx562> memand, it might be possible, but i don't know how to do so. maybe someone else or maybe the ubuntu forum?
[05:35] <memand> ghostx562: k, thanks :)
[05:35] <Ben66> TheLordOfTime: if its not ubuntu, kubuntu, xubuntu, etc... its unsupported
[05:36] <TheLordOfTime> Ben66, the server guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/12.10/serverguide/jeos-and-vmbuilder.html suggested it maybe was part of Ubuntu, just a VM-optimized minimal server ISO installation...
[05:36] <TheLordOfTime> (or as part of vmbuilder)
[05:36] <TheLordOfTime> cfhowlett, ^
[05:36] <TheLordOfTime> trying ot determine if what the server guide says is true or not
[05:36] <cfhowlett> TheLordOfTime, sorry but ... unsupported it is.
[05:38] <wood_quinn> memand: Downgrading your kernel to solve some hardware problem?
[05:38] <cfhowlett> TheLordOfTime, the confusion is understandable.  However, see    https://help.ubuntu.com/community/JeOSVMBuilder
[05:39] <TheLordOfTime> cfhowlett, i'll talk with the server team contact I have for specifics, thanks.
[05:39] <TheLordOfTime> since i found one of them :P
[05:39] <TheLordOfTime> ah but it is unsupported
[05:39] <TheLordOfTime> thanks
[05:39] <memand> wood_quinn: no, to (hopefully) solve the issue I'm having, when I 'sudo apt-get install nfs-kernel-server' I get this "Not starting NFS kernel daemon: no support in current kernel." error
[05:40] <wood_quinn> Are you running in a Linux container or anything?
[05:40] <memand> wood_quinn: I'm on kernel version 3.2.13-<something nice> atm
[05:41] <memand> wood_quinn: no, not too my knowledge
[05:41] <memand> wood_quinn: It's a rented server...
[05:41] <wood_quinn> You may be then. I'd ask them and if they say no, look at the Google results for that error message.
[05:42] <wood_quinn> Another possible cause is that the way NFS support is checked for in the kernel.
[05:42] <wood_quinn> Or that the kernel really doesn't have it built in.
[05:42] <wood_quinn> Both of which you can fix.
[05:44] <memand> wood_quinn: it's gonna take a couple of hours before I can get in contact with the company (kimsufi) that has the server, is there any way I can find out myself?
[05:44] <memand> wood_quinn: And what is a Linux container btw?
[05:45] <wood_quinn> It's somewhere in between a virtual machine and a chroot.
[05:45] <ghostx562> be back later, gonna hit the john
[05:45] <cfhowlett> ghostx562, TMI
[05:45] <memand> wood_quinn: kinda like a BSD jail?
[05:46] <wood_quinn> Yep. BSD jails are what Linux containers are trying to reproduce.
[05:46]  * cfhowlett ... suggests that the bots program a "Too Much Information" factoid ...
[05:47] <wilee-nilee> !tmi
[05:47] <wilee-nilee> used to be one
[05:47] <memand> wood_quinn: if that's the case I'm guessing that it would be pretty much impossible to know whether you are inside one or not without asking people
[05:47] <memand> !bofh
[05:48] <wood_quinn> memand: I'm not seeing any way to tell.
[05:49] <memand> wood_quinn: aah, my friend with the contact info just woke up :)
[05:49] <ghostx562> looks like im still available, decided to bring the lappy in here
[05:49]  * memand hopes that it's for more than a tinkle
[05:49] <TheDrums> !info imvirt
[05:49] <lid> Anybody know why the camera on my Thinkpad X220 isn't working with Ubuntu? All the searching I've done suggests it should just work out of the box. I've been unable to locate a driver.
[05:49] <cfhowlett> !ot|ghostx562,
[05:50] <ghostx562> lid, look up the model number of the webcam
[05:50] <ghostx562> then search for a linux/ubuntu driver
[05:51] <memand> wood_quinn: do you often frequent this channel?
[05:52] <wood_quinn> No. I 've rarely used Ubuntu in the past.
[05:52] <wood_quinn> I usually distro-hop a lot.
[05:52] <memand> fair enough
[05:55] <davidandreoletti> ?
[05:55] <davidandreoletti> q
[05:57] <lid> Where can I find the model of my webcam? I'm on Lenovo's 'Product & Parts Detail' page for my model but it doesn't list the model of the webcam.
[05:57] <wood_quinn> Does it plug into a USB port?
[05:57] <lid> Nope, the built-in one.
[05:57] <a2> test
[05:58] <memand> wood_quinn: This http://www.ovh.co.uk/dedicated_servers/kimsufi_4g.xml is the server we are renting, so I kinda doubt that it would be in a jail, or?
[05:59] <wood_quinn> Unfortunately I'm not familiar with OVH's offerings.
[05:59] <a2> q
[05:59] <wood_quinn> If it says "dedicated" and it's a container, they're lying though.
[05:59] <wood_quinn> lid: In a terminal emulator use "lsusb" which should give you a list of devices. From that list, you should be able to- directly or through process of elimination- figure out which is the ID of your webcam. Searching for that on the search engine of your choice may get you to the more useful model name.
[06:00] <lid> Bus 001 Device 002: ID 8087:0024 Intel Corp. Integrated Rate Matching Hub
[06:00] <lid> Bus 002 Device 002: ID 8087:0024 Intel Corp. Integrated Rate Matching Hub
[06:00] <lid> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
[06:00] <lid> Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
[06:00] <lid> Bus 001 Device 003: ID 045e:0745 Microsoft Corp. Nano Transceiver v1.0 for Bluetooth
[06:00] <FloodBot1> lid: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:00] <lid> Bus 001 Device 004: ID 147e:2016 Upek Biometric Touchchip/Touchstrip Fingerprint Sensor
[06:00] <gulzar> UEFI problem. Ubuntu is on /dev/sda8. UEFI vfat is /dev/sda2. Where to mount it? How to do grub-install? What exactly are the commands? I tried boot-repair but it messed the bios/boot order menu. I want to do these settings manually. Insalling on mbr was easy. I have windwos on /dev/sda3 with its bootlaoder in /dev/sda2. Not interested in cahinloading
[06:00] <map> anyone here able to lend a hand with openvpn
[06:01] <map> cant figure out what im doing wrong
[06:01] <memand> wood_quinn: Hmmm, I think I'll look at it in the evening again... I'm hitting 20 hours of no sleep soon :P But thanks for the help :)
[06:02] <wood_quinn> Good luck.
[06:02] <lid> http://pastebin.com/paBs0XkX - no webcam in that list, right?
[06:02] <wood_quinn> At least you can sleep at night knowing there's a problem with your computer. That's better than some in the world lol.
[06:02] <wood_quinn> lid: It doesn't look like it.
[06:03] <wood_quinn> I'd say 99% certain there isn't one there.
[06:03] <lid> Any other way for me to figure out the model of the camera?
[06:03] <lid> Although if it's not listing there then is finding a driver not going to help me? There is something else wrong here?
[06:03] <memand> wood_quinn: Well, it wont be easy ;)
[06:04] <wood_quinn> lid: Good question, one which I don't know the answer to.
[06:04] <wood_quinn> "Does a USB device show up in lsusb even if the machine running doesn't have a driver for it?"
[06:05] <map> yea
[06:05] <map> i think so
[06:05] <gulzar> UEFI problem. Ubuntu is on /dev/sda8. UEFI vfat is /dev/sda2. Where to mount it? How to do grub-install? What exactly are the commands? I tried boot-repair but it messed the bios/boot order menu. I want to do these settings manually. Insalling on mbr was easy. How to do it via termianl?
[06:06] <dr_willis> wood_quinn:  yes it should
[06:07] <xmetal> hmm .back... was messing with Clonezilla for a bit
[06:08] <wood_quinn> Then maybe there's a problem with the device, its cable, the port on the machine, or the USB controller.
[06:08] <cfhowlett> !uefi|gulzar,
[06:09] <gulzar> cfhowlett: I want to know the comands for bootloader. boot-repair is not a good choice. I need commands ..
[06:11] <xmetal> !boot
[06:12] <Jordan_U> gulzar: Your ESP should be mounted to /boot/efi/ and you should run just "sudo grub-install --target=x86_64-efi".
[06:13] <gulzar> Jordan_U: OK.. I have /boot/EFI and not /boot/efi . Any difference?
[06:13] <jiku> hello all..
[06:14] <cfhowlett> jiku, greetings
[06:14] <jiku> im installing ubuntu 13.04 as a VM in a libvirt-kvm environment with Gentoo..
[06:14] <jiku> reached at the GRUB installation stage..
[06:14] <Jordan_U> gulzar: Probably. Even if not, /boot/efi/ is standard and so you might as well use it. Note that /boot/ should *not* be the ESP.
[06:15] <jiku> it is not proceeding after that..
[06:15] <jiku> its just coming in look
[06:15] <jiku> *loop
[06:15] <gulzar> Jordan_U: Got it. I messed with /boot earlier.. I will try with /boot/efi
[06:15] <wood_quinn> UEFI is a nightmare that has provided none of the improvements over BIOS that I was hoping for.
[06:16] <gulzar> wood_quinn: Its good If I don't have to dualboot with win8 (for some syllabus specific apps and gaming). rest itsjsut useless
[06:16] <jiku> any ideas?
[06:17] <wood_quinn> gulzar: It's not "good" if it provides a pain in the arse sometimes but not all the time.
[06:17] <wood_quinn> Especially considering BIOS didn't provide that pain in the arse near-DRM non-feature.
[06:17] <gulzar> wood_quinn: mmmm kk .  I am too messing with it. Lets see if succeed
[06:18] <wood_quinn> The one thing with UEFI that I was looking forward to was the inclusion of drivers directly on the board.
[06:19] <wood_quinn> I had no idea how they'd pull it off, but was attracted to the idea of not having to relu on manufacturers for non-Windows drivers.
[06:21] <wood_quinn> Of course I'm not exactly falling over myself writing a BIOS replacement so.
[06:21]  * wood_quinn shrugs
[06:22] <gulzar> wood_quinn: I tried. rebooting
[06:37] <socrates_johnson> Hello, I just installed elementary os alongside ubuntu 13.04 and now my grub screen shows all ubuntu kernels with a lot of extra information --class ubuntu --gnu-linux, etc. I tried update-grub2, but it didn't change. Any help would be much appreciated
[06:40] <POo> socrates_johnson u can costumize grub screen, google it
[06:40] <Slart> socrates_johnson: perhaps elementary os replaced the grub version?
[06:42] <cfhowlett> socrates_johnson, exactly as Slart stated ... elementary has replaced your grub.  edit it or reinstall ubuntu's grub.
[06:42] <socrates_johnson> cfhowlett: okay thank you, can i just update grub from within ubuntu to do that?
[06:43] <peho> hi
[06:44] <peho> how can I save git password
[06:44] <peho> and not rewrite every time when push or pull
[06:45] <cfhowlett> !grub|socrates_johnson, cleanest way is to do a grub recovery reinstallation
[06:46] <Sakrecoer> Greetings! What solution, in terms of software, are given to client administrators of bigger offices where installing desktop environements is a regular activity?
[06:46] <Sakrecoer> using ubuntu of course
[06:46] <cfhowlett> Sakrecoer, set up a local mirror for one suggestion ...
[06:47] <socrates_johnson> cfhowlett Slart: okay, thank you for your help
[06:47] <cfhowlett> !pxe|Sakrecoer,
[06:47] <cfhowlett> Sakrecoer, I'd suggest you see #ubuntu-server for admin type discussions
[06:47] <Jordan_U> !kickstart | Sakrecoer
[06:48] <Sakrecoer> cfhowlett Jordan_U thank you! :)
[06:49] <Jordan_U> Sakrecoer: You're welcome.
[06:50] <helmut_> hi
[06:51] <cfhowlett> helmut_, greetings
[06:52] <ceekay> hello
[06:52] <Sakrecoer> i had a hopefull dream where there was a a package similar to usb-creator-common but, LAN-creator-common, allowing you to just inject any readymade ubuntu distro .iso to any PXe capable machine :)
[06:53] <cfhowlett> Sakrecoer, pretty sure the PXE install method does precisely that ...
[06:53] <cfhowlett> !alternative
[06:53] <cfhowlett> !alternate
[06:55] <cfhowlett> !diskless
[06:55] <Sakrecoer> it used to according to this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LocalNet#Desktop_Installation ... but my experience of the past few days: it has become impossible to match kernels, because the 'wrapping' of the netboot thing is very unclear. And most of the time howto's refere to netboot as "boot from a CD and retrieve it all from the net"....
[06:56] <Sakrecoer> by wrapping i mean this URL: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/netboot/12.04/
[06:57] <Sakrecoer> sorry.. this URL http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/netboot/
[06:58] <cfhowlett> !diskless|Sakrecoer,
[06:59] <Sakrecoer> oh... hold your typing... i just got a lightblizz! HA!! :) if i get it, i will try to repport back in good time and form :) have nice awoken time y'all and thanks!
[07:09] <energizer> How do I find out what port an old doc-less program uses?
[07:09] <yayafadelmiller> help
[07:09] <aeon-ltd> yayafadelmiller: ask
[07:09] <cfhowlett> !details|yayafadelmiller,
[07:10] <aeon-ltd> energizer: netstat?
[07:11] <energizer> aeon-ltd:  it doesnt seem to show up there
[07:12] <aeon-ltd> energizer: i can't vouch for these, but if you absolutely need to know you can try these http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/what-process-has-open-linux-port/
[07:12] <energizer> The program describes it as "internet TCP/IP connection for directplay". Does that mean anything to you?
[07:13] <aeon-ltd> not really
[07:13] <energizer> ill check the link. thanks.
[07:35] <Vedrit> Hey, I'm trying to get a non-Apache server running on my Ubuntu 12.04 server. I've tried getting the OpenSSH package, but terminal says it can't be found
[07:35] <Vedrit> For web
[07:35] <histo> !info openssh | Vedrit
[07:35] <histo> !info openssh-server | Vedrit
[07:36] <Vedrit> oh, I was looking for the wrong name
[07:47] <dr_willis> apt-cache search pattern       is our friend
[07:50] <R05452> 000
[07:50] <R05452> help me
[07:52] <Vedrit> Is there some other web server stack other than apache? My webpages won't work with Apache
[07:54] <R05452> some one can help me
[07:54] <wilee-nilee> R05452, If you tell the channel your problem maybe someone will know.
[07:57] <dr_willis> webpages that dont work with apache? that wiuld point to a problem with the pages
[08:00] <Wiz_KeeD> Hello everyon
[08:00] <Wiz_KeeD> Could someone please give me a hand? I'm stuck at NPM step here, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Etherpad-liteInstallation
[08:01] <Wiz_KeeD> It says http://pastie.org/8296761
[08:01] <Wiz_KeeD> My mistake was that I've copy pasted from the site and the quotes around the export commands were not viabile, but then i edited it with vim, removed the lines and tried exporting again
[08:01] <Wiz_KeeD> But I still get that error when trying to install npm :(
[08:03] <Wiz_KeeD> anyone please?
[08:03] <uhpnou> hello, does anyone know how lightdm manage the shutdown and reboot (like which command it calls if any)?
[08:07] <uhpnou> Wiz_KeeD my suggestion is to install node.js through this PPA https://launchpad.net/~chris-lea/+archive/node.js/
[08:08] <somsip> uhpnou: Wiz_KeeD: although PPAs are not supported here, I second this. Updates comes through very quikcly
[08:09] <D30> hi everyone.. just need to ask some newbie question..
[08:09] <D30> ive setup ubuntu 12.04 server for practice..
[08:09] <D30> ive supplied the correct ip but i cant still ping any site
[08:09] <D30> i also wanst able to ping the ubuntu machine remotely..
[08:10] <D30> ive supplied the correct public ip though
[08:10] <DuncanNZ> D30: can you verify there is an internet connection?
[08:10] <gordonjcp> D30: "supplied the correct ip" to what?
[08:11] <D30> DuncanNZ: yes there is.. as ive used this ip in my other box and it connect to the internet
[08:11] <D30> gordonjcp: supplied it to my ubuntu server...
[08:11] <DuncanNZ> D30: so to clarify, you can't ping anything at all?
[08:11] <DuncanNZ> eg.  ping google.com
[08:11] <D30> yes DuncanNZ
[08:11] <D30> eventhough the gateway ip
[08:11] <DuncanNZ> so clearly there is no network connection
[08:12] <softmanpetro> Logwatch mail tells me that Logged 19 packets on interface i0
[08:12] <softmanpetro> does that means successfull connections ?
[08:12] <softmanpetro> for example From 59.76.117.117 - 1 packet to tcp(4899)
[08:12] <D30> it says Destination Host Unreachable when pinging gateway..
[08:12] <DuncanNZ> D30: please run  ifconfig | pastebinit  and post the URL
[08:12] <D30> ok DuncanNZ
[08:12] <DuncanNZ> actually sorry that won't work with no internet
[08:13] <DuncanNZ> just run ifconfig and tell me what you see below the eth0 or relevant interface
[08:13] <DuncanNZ> you should see something like inet addr:192.168.1.1
[08:13] <DuncanNZ> D30:^
[08:13] <D30> yes there is DuncanNZ
[08:13] <DuncanNZ> what is the ip?
[08:14] <D30> theres inet addr:108.171.41.20
[08:14] <D30> DuncanNZ:
[08:14] <DuncanNZ> D30: hmm that's not in the private range so that seems odd for the local IP address
[08:15] <D30> DuncanNZ: its public :)
[08:15] <D30> ive used it in my windows machine and i can connect to the internet
[08:16] <DuncanNZ> D30: well I don't understand using a public IP for a local network so I guess I'm the wrong person to talk to it about if it is possible
[08:16] <DuncanNZ> why aren't you just using a private IP and portforwarding the relevant ports
[08:17] <D30> DuncanNZ: im using a server for testing
[08:17] <Jordan_U> D30: If you've configured a gatway then you almost by definition have a private ip address. I think in Windows you were probably using port forwarding and not realizing that the interface on the machine itself was configured with a local ip.
[08:17] <D30> even the gateway is unreachable
[08:17] <softmanpetro> Logwatch mail tells me that Logged 19 packets on interface int0 for example From 59.76.117.117 - 1 packet to tcp(4899) in the block marked as iptables firewall Begin -----------
[08:17] <D30> im using 12.04 server btw..
[08:18] <softmanpetro> are this unresponsive packets or dropped ones ?
[08:18] <blazemore> D30: Is this a server in a datacentre, or on your home connection?
[08:18] <Jordan_U> D30: Probably because it has a private ip address, which isn't within the "network" you've configured your interface to use.
[08:18] <D30> yes blazemore it is.. i forgot to mention that
[08:18] <DuncanNZ> D30: what Jordan_U said. Use a private IP and portforward. Otherwise that just makes no sense.
[08:18] <blazemore> D30: Your provider should give you the correct network settings to use
[08:19] <blazemore> D30: Also you just answered "yes" to an either/or question
[08:19] <D30> blazemore: yes they are .. other servers work though...
[08:19] <D30> im not sure if this is a problem with my server config.. but this is a fresh server
[08:19] <Jordan_U> D30: I don't see where you provided a link to the output of "ifconfig". Could you post that link please.
[08:19] <blazemore> D30: Do you know the network information you're supposed to use? IP/gateway etc?
[08:19] <Jordan_U> ?
[08:20] <D30> yes blazemore i know
[08:20] <DuncanNZ> Jordan_U: he has no internet connection so can't upload it too easily
[08:21] <vitimiti> hi o/
[08:21] <jozefk> \o
[08:24] <D30> DuncanNZ: blazemore is /etc/resolv.conf needs to be conigured too?
[08:24] <D30> ive seen it says  ""Do not edit this by hand. your changes will be overwritten""
[08:25] <dr_willis> !resolv.conf
[08:26] <blazemore> D30: That won't stop you pinging your gateway, it only affects name resolution
[08:26] <jongleur> Hi. Is there any reason why there's no tgtd upstart script in raring? I need the tgtd daemon, but I don't know how to get it running, yet. Any help is welcome.
[08:27] <D30> hmnn
[08:27] <blazemore> jongleur: Have you already got it configured and stuff, and want an upstart script for it?
[08:28] <jongleur> blazemore: I want to run openstack (cloud), and everything's fine except the iscsi-stuff, which is used to create block storages for virtual machines
[08:28] <jongleur> the error message in the log files of openstack is this: http://paste.openstack.org/show/45720/
[08:29] <jongleur> which I found is usually being because of tgtd not running
[08:29] <jongleur> and that's the case for me: tgtd isn't running. So I'm not focused on an upstart script as long as I get it to run (and to start on boot)
[08:31] <blazemore> jongleur: you need to install the tgtadm package and then create a mount point with the name. Check the cinder part of this doc: http://docs.openstack.org/grizzly/basic-install/apt/content/basic-install_controller.html#basic-install_controller-nova
[08:32] <jongleur> blazemore: I know, that's exactly the guide I followed
[08:32] <jongleur> tgtadm is installed, tgtadm command is available, but tgtd is not running and the stacktrace is what's in the log like posted above.
[08:33] <jongleur> so far it's not new  - and it didn't help ;) but thanks. Any further hints or ideas welcome ;)
[08:34] <RFC_1149> Hello all. Quick IPTABLES question if I may. I have two machines, 10.0.0.1 which connects to WAN on tun0 and LAN on eth0, and 10.0.0.2 which is LAN webserver. I am forwarding port 80 from tun0 to 10,0.0.2. This works, but all traffic in apache log shows as coming from 10.0.0.1, which is not desirable. I believe I am masquerading the source address from the real internet address to 10.0.0.1. but when I remove masquerading, I cannot c
[08:35] <the_cyber_guy> i am currently using ubuntu 13.04 and having lot of trouble with vmware workstation and my usb 3g modem. i need a stable os for my web development machine. 12.04 is better in terms of support than 13.04. but 13.04 is smoother. now am thinking about debian 7. what should i install ?
[08:35] <trisquel> i set up some preferences on the liveCD, if i install ubuntu will it put in my preferences or do i have to set it all again??
[08:36] <blazemore> trisquel: You will have to set it again
[08:36] <trisquel> that sucks
[08:36] <blazemore> trisquel: The LiveCD is temporary
[08:36] <trisquel> but i set persistence
[08:37] <trisquel> i used wine to put a game on the liveCD so now i can plug and play the game anytime and anywhere lol
[08:38] <SomeoneWeird> heh
[08:40] <kalle_> I have set up an ftp-proxy on my server, and sometimes when I do "empty directory listings", the connection just gets reset by peer. What can I do to avoid this?
[08:40] <universal> how to use wavemon to asses the wireless signal strength ?
[08:41] <trisquel> universal, i read "how to use WOMAN to ASSES the wireless signal strength ?" lol
[08:41] <universal> trisquel: lol.....don't joke man
[08:41] <jongleur> blazemore: any more ideas? do you know more than I do: should tgtd start with the tgtadm package installation? why isn't it there then?
[08:42] <blazemore> jongleur: I assume it needs to be configured somewhere, but I am not familiar with the package in question
[08:42] <jongleur> k, thanks
[08:42] <universal> trisquel: anyways.....any ideas about wavemon and not WOMAN ?
[08:42] <trisquel> universal, i'm still kinda a noob
[08:43] <universal> hmm
[08:43] <universal> which gamme was it ?
[08:43] <trisquel> Unreal Tournament: Game of the Year Edition lol
[08:44] <D30> hi guys.. why is  /etc/init.d/networking restart command is deprecated in 12.04?
[08:44] <D30> i did some changes on my interface but how many times i restart the configuration but still it didnt change
[08:44] <blazemore> !upstart | D30
[08:44] <blazemore> D30: How did you make the changes? Did you try service networking restart?
[08:45] <universal> trisquel: UT is a vintage game now
[08:45] <D30> blazemore: i used the usual command sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[08:45] <blazemore> D30: That hasn't been "usual" for some years now
[08:45] <D30> hmmn lol
[08:45] <trisquel> yeah its the grandfather of multiplayer online FPS games
[08:45] <D30> so what to do when restarting network services blazemore ?
[08:46] <geirha> D30: ''sudo restart networking'' or ''sudo service networking restart''
[08:46] <blazemore> D30: Make your changes in /etc/network/interfaces or whatever, and then do service networking restart
[08:46] <universal> its so surprising to see ppl play games which are as old as their grandfather
[08:46] <Ba7a7chy> Is there any wy of contacting the Canonical Sales Dept ? 3 times using Emails they dont answer....
[08:47] <D30> hmm blazemore its says  sudo: networking : command not found :(
[08:47] <blazemore> D30: "sudo service networking restart" said that? :o
[08:47] <quick-> !canonical Ba7a7chy
[08:49] <D30> blazemore: :(
[08:50] <blazemore> D30: Check you typed it properly
[08:50] <blazemore> D30: You omitted the word "service" which is actually quite important here
[08:51] <D30> blazemore: http://pastie.org/8296850
[08:51] <blazemore> That's fine, they're not errors
[08:51] <blazemore> What about service networking start?
[08:52] <D30> its the same blazemore
[08:52] <D30> its says network  stop/waiting :(
[08:52] <blazemore> D30: It's working then. What are you trying to do?
[08:52] <D30> i configured an eth1 interface
[08:53] <D30> but when issued ifconfig
[08:53] <D30> theres no eth1 displaed
[08:53] <D30> but i already added it in /etc/network/interfaces
[08:53] <blazemore> D30: Can you put the contents of /etc/network/interfaces on a pastebin?
[08:53] <D30> okay
[08:54] <universal> is there any harm if I enable system or lock from suspend via dconf ?
[08:54] <universal> system lock*
[08:54] <blazemore> universal: No, it changes the same value the GUI does
[08:55] <D30> http://pastie.org/8296862
[08:55] <D30> blazemore:
[08:55] <D30> ive chagne the ip address to X.x.x.x.
[08:55] <blazemore> There's a typo in there, "autho" should be auto
[08:55] <universal> blazemore: actually, when I open brightness and lock from system seettings.....lock option is totally faded out.....so I have to enable it through dconf only
[08:55] <blazemore> universal: I guess you don't have a choice then :)
[08:56] <universal> blazemore: is this good enough to change username - http://askubuntu.com/questions/34074/how-do-i-change-my-username ? dr_willis
[08:57] <Ipsilon> Ok, have a problem that has been driving me insane. I installed microcode, and it completely messed up my system to the point hwere I can't access the terminal. NOw, I can go to the recovery mode...but I can't disable this cursed microcode bs. Anyone have an idea.
[08:57] <blazemore> universal: Yes the top answer there is good advice
[08:57] <blazemore> Ipsilon: Where did you install the microcode?
[08:57] <blazemore> Oh wait is microcode an app?
[08:57] <Ipsilon> I jsut did apt-get install amd64-microcode
[08:58] <universal> blazemore: how to create a new user ? ubuntu 13.04
[08:58] <cfhowlett> !adduser|universal,
[08:58] <blazemore> universal: Go to Users in the settings
[08:58] <blazemore> Ipsilon: Can you not do sudo apt-get remove amd64-microcode?
[08:59] <D30> hi blazemore i corrected it alreayd but still the same
[09:00] <blazemore> D30: Does the eth1 network device actually exist?
[09:00] <D30> yes blazemore it iexist..
[09:00] <Ipsilon> I'll try that, but I thought I had already tried that to no avail
[09:00] <Ipsilon> the problem is that the 0seconds grub make it a 1/20 attempt to access recovery mode
[09:01] <blazemore> D30: So to clarify: You added the configuration information for your new interface in /etc/network/interfaces and ran "sudo service networking restart" but ifconfig isn't showing the new interface?
[09:01] <D30> yes blazemore
[09:01] <blazemore> Ipsilon: Hold shift during bootup to go to the Grub menu
[09:01] <Ipsilon> ugh, thanks. holding the arrow keys wasn't working.
[09:02] <blazemore> Is isn't supposed to
[09:02] <blazemore> Who told you to do that?
[09:02] <Ipsilon> WEll, it's supposed to hold the grub in a normal distro that presents the grub screen
[09:02] <Ipsilon> it worked a few times
[09:02] <blazemore> Grub will display on a multiboot system, but if Ubuntu is the only one, by default is is hidden
[09:03] <Ipsilon> yes, microcode wasn't installed and it still has this issue
[09:03] <universal> how to get wifi signal strength ?
[09:03] <blazemore> universal: On the command line you can use iwconfig and look for "Link Quality" and "Signal level" values.
[09:03] <Ipsilon> although it's not showing up in dmesg...wth
[09:04] <Ipsilon> smells like foobar
[09:04] <Ipsilon> fml
[09:04] <Ipsilon> *fubar
[09:05] <Ipsilon> I'll just reinstall ubuntu
[09:05] <universal> blazemore: http://www.tiikoni.com/tis/view/?id=8e7e8e8
[09:06] <blazemore> universal: try as root
[09:07] <universal> blazemore: also I have wavemon installed
[09:08] <blazemore> universal: use wavemon then
[09:09] <Ipsilon> if I do reinstall ubuntu, will the disk arrangment be kept?
[09:09] <Ipsilon> partition table
[09:09] <cfhowlett> Ipsilon, if you specify so, yes.
[09:10] <Ipsilon> Oh, I see, it allows you to change the table after selecting that option
[09:10] <Ipsilon> I was afraid of automated madness
[09:13] <cfhowlett> Ipsilon, read the options and think before you click.  you should be fine
[09:15] <Ipsilon> cfhowlett: I've installed every other distro a million times. But this is my first time installing Ubuntu on a computer.
[09:15] <loco> Here is something you must have heard earlier:
[09:16] <loco> I *accidently* deleted my entire apt folder; what can I do to fix it?
[09:16] <blazemore> loco: What exact folder?
[09:17] <loco> "/etc/apt"
[09:17] <blazemore> Oh that's not so bad, I think the only important file in there is sources.list and you can regenerate on at http://repogen.simplylinux.ch/
[09:18] <loco> I actually tried to write "/etc/apt" for about 5 times.
[09:18] <cfhowlett> Ipsilon, chillax, think and enjoy.
[09:18] <blazemore> loco: What do you mean you tried to write it?
[09:19] <sharpshooter> hi friends how can i send email using my localhost in ubuntu, I created a php application in local host and I want to send the registration mails to corresponding emails how can I use my local mail server ?
[09:19] <loco> blazemore: *type it in the irc client
[09:19] <Ipsilon> cfhowlett: thanks for the kinds words. Unfortunately, it's 2am and I want to pass this computer to the owner and forget it exists :D
[09:20] <cfhowlett> Ipsilon, get some sleep, get some coffee then install.
[09:20] <loco> blazemore: also, mine is a Ubuntu 10.04
[09:20] <Ipsilon> If this one doesn't work. I'll give up. It was all going well until that pesky microcode
[09:21] <Ipsilon> Hopefully reinstall is enough. If not, I will no doubt wait till tomorrow to clean install
[09:22] <loco> blazemore: yo!
[09:22] <loco> blazemore: http://repogen.simplylinux.ch/ has nothing for Lucid!!
[09:22] <loco> man?
[09:23] <Ben66> lucid isn't supported on desktop anymore
[09:23] <blazemore> !eol | loco
[09:23] <[Gentoo]> damn lucid is so old
[09:24] <loco> but that is the only distribution that has drivers for the multi-computing devices our university uses.
[09:24] <loco> So I am kind of stuck.
[09:24] <Fender> question: "ls -la ~/.ssh" shows nothing, however, in nautilus I see the id_rsa files in .ssh; what is happening?
[09:24] <loco> it's either this or writing drivers by yourself.
[09:24] <Jordan_U> loco: These are closed source drivers?
[09:25] <loco> ^spooky things
[09:25] <Fender> ^^
[09:25] <loco> Jordan_U: yes boss.
[09:26] <Jordan_U> loco: That's terrible. At some point the university is either going to need to pay for new hardware or hire a kernel developer to develop decent drivers. Proprietary drivers are terrible.
[09:27] <loco> Jordan_U: for now things could work out if I could just get it to install packages.:/
[09:28] <abrkn> i can't seem to figure out how to change the colors in my bash. what's the easiest way? (12.04)
[09:29] <[Gentoo]> abrkn: colors of what
[09:30] <[Gentoo]> the PS1, the terminal itself, commands like ls etc
[09:30] <Jordan_U> loco: EOL is EOL. There are *many* reasons why using EOL software is problematic, a lack of tech support is just one of them. Good luck though.
[09:30] <x6d61726b> Fender: I'll give ls -al ~/.ssh/id_rsa a spin in the terminal and see what it returns.
[09:31] <sharpshooter> hi friends how can i send email using my localhost in ubuntu, I created a php application in local host and I want to send the registration mails to corresponding emails how can I use my local mail server ?
[09:36] <damccull> Running ubuntu 13.04. Launch byubo as default shell. Started minecraft in a tmux window in byubo. Log out and back in many times, have acccess to that screen. Now log in and it's gone, but minecraft is still running. How can I recapture it into byubo as a separate...window I guess.
[09:36] <dr_willis> abrkn:  read the bash prompt howto at tldp.org
[09:36] <Jordan_U> damccull: tmux attach
[09:36] <dr_willis> damccull:  rerun tmux or byobu and reatatch the session
[09:37] <dr_willis> byobu is tmux with a fancy setup.
[09:38] <somsip> damccull: "tmux a" should do it if there is only one session, or "tmux list" and then "tmux a -t {session number}" if more than one
[09:38] <universal> when doing sudo iwconfig or sudo wavemon....its taking to console with screen full of msgs and freezing full system
[09:38] <damccull> how do I reattach it? i'm a screen guy, new to tmux
[09:38] <dr_willis> !tmux
[09:38] <damccull> dr_willis: it loads as my shell.
[09:38] <dr_willis> if using byonu checks its man pages
[09:38] <damccull> nod
[09:39] <madrat> 0 6,18 (crontab snip) will this run at 6AM and 6PM?
[09:39] <dr_willis> i thought it auto reatatched if you set it as your sgell.
[09:39] <damccull> it did for a long time
[09:39] <universal> what is telepathy-logger ?
[09:39] <dr_willis> bbl
[09:40] <damccull> i changed from using putty with PKI cert in it, to letting pageant handle the cert, and when I logged in again, none of my other screens were there
[09:40] <madrat> 0 6,18 (crontab snip) will this run at 6AM and 6PM?
[09:40] <damccull> no difference in the key, just how it's accessed on my client
[09:42] <universal> why the fuc* sudo iwconfig taking me to console window and freezing full system ?
[09:42] <madrat> 0 6,18 (crontab snip) will this run at 6AM and 6PM?
[09:42] <blazemore> !patience
[09:43] <blazemore> !crontab > madrat
[09:43] <universal> blazemore: sudo iwconfig took me to console window and freezed full system..I had to reboot
[09:43] <madrat> blazemore, yes will it run at 6AM and 6PM?
[09:48] <Johnny_Linux> universal,  you have had many problems freezing for multiple reasons, seems like you may want a re-install, hard shutting the system too many times tends to break it.
[09:48] <dllk> hi there, i got a question , hope someone can help me .  is it possible to set up a pptp vpn through a ssh tunnel ?
[09:49] <Obama> does anyone know how to get exim to log to database
[09:49] <universal> Johnny_Linux: iwconfig is used with sudo or not ?
[09:50] <NET||abuse> hi folks. i'm looking for a really decent todolist on the desktop which i can sync to android, gtg integration with hamster applet would also be awsome, but the gtg plugin is thrown python errors, AddFact takes 5 parameters (7 given)
[09:51] <NET||abuse> so if gtg hamster integration is fixable, and there's support in gtg for a backend that can push my tasks to somewhere an app on android can read in and add back to, that would be my ideal setup
[09:51] <punzilla> hi there,
[09:51] <punzilla> I require some assistance please, I've lost unity menu
[09:51] <blazemore> NET||abuse: How did you install the gtg plugin, and what exact error is it giving you?
[09:52] <punzilla> and I'm receiving errors within apt-get and can't perform an update on my software.
[09:52] <NET||abuse> blazemore: I installed using the packaged versions from the repos, apt-get install hamster-applet gtg
[09:52] <NET||abuse> simple as that
[09:52] <blazemore> punzilla: What error(s) do you get from apt-get
[09:53] <NET||abuse> and this is the error when i try clicking the hamster icon in the task dialog in gtg, which is supposed to start the task in hamster,, http://pastebin.com/iweVLZyL
[09:54] <punzilla> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6062022/
[09:54] <punzilla> that's most of it.
[09:54] <punzilla> the other parts of it have been chopped off.
[09:55] <NET||abuse> blazemore: the plugin in gtg, oh, how did i install that? ok, it was already in the plugins listin gtg, andn I just checked the box.
[09:55] <universal> !adduser
[09:56] <blazemore> punzilla: wget rory.sh/fixpackages; sh fixpackages
[09:56] <nerdtron> what the exclamation point ! mean? like !sudo??
[09:56] <blazemore> !ubottu
[09:57] <nerdtron> !sudo
[09:58] <nerdtron> blazemore, thanks!
[09:58] <NET||abuse> blazemore: any idea on that gtg issue?
[09:59] <blazemore> NET||abuse: Not until you pastebin the exact error you get
[10:00] <universal> !prism
[10:02] <punzilla> thanks blazemore, it is running as we speak.
[10:03] <NewHeart> !cli
[10:03] <universal> is there any downloadable ubuntu/linux manual ?
[10:04] <punzilla> unfortunately that didn't work blazemore :S
[10:04] <universal> !manual
[10:04] <cfhowlett> !manual|universal,
[10:04] <blazemore> punzilla: Are you getting the same error, or different?
[10:04] <universal> cfhowlett: downloadable version ?
[10:04] <punzilla> same
[10:04] <lgp171188> Hi, I installed emacs24 on my lubuntu installation and I find that the syntax highlighting doesn't work at all. It used to work fine out of the box on ubuntu and debian. What could be the issue here? I tried on both LXTerminal and gnome terminal
[10:05] <blazemore> punzilla: What Ubuntu version are you using? Did running my command give you any errors?
[10:05] <blazemore> !lubuntu | lgp171188
[10:05] <punzilla> I am using 13.10 :S I know I shouldn't be using it..
[10:06] <whiteshark> anyone experience with ubuntu boot from PXE,
[10:06] <blazemore> punzilla: It's not out yet, there are errors and stuff
[10:06] <lgp171188> blazemore: I am using Lubuntu 13.04. Since Lubuntu is basically ubuntu with LXDE desktop environment and the issue happens even with gnome-terminal which Ubuntu uses, thought it was a good idea to ask here as well
[10:07] <blazemore> lgp171188: If your issue is only occuring on Lubuntu, and not on Ubuntu, it's a Lubuntu-specific support question...
[10:07] <punzilla> yeah, it's been working ok until now
[10:07] <whiteshark> i really need to install my server 12.04 on my servers, but there is no internet connection, and no cd-drive
[10:07] <whiteshark> pxe boot/install get stuck at choose mirror server
[10:07] <cfhowlett> universal, read the link: big bold letters "Download now"
[10:08] <hank44> i install too many apps it messed with elementaryos gui how do i restore it back to default everything
[10:08] <hank44> oops
[10:08] <blazemore> !elementary
[10:08] <blazemore> !elementaryos
[10:08] <cfhowlett> hank44, elementary isn't supported here ...
[10:08] <hank44> cfhowlett, ya it was a mistake fuck off
[10:09] <universal> cfhowlett: yea...thnx, I thought it was online manual, downloaded it now :)
[10:09]  * cfhowlett ... remembers Dad's advice: It's unfair to engage a battle of wits with half-wits.
[10:09] <universal> lol
[10:09] <cfhowlett> universal, enjoy.  It's a very nice manual
[10:10] <DJones> hank44: Please don't swear in the channel
[10:10] <whiteshark> swear swear
[10:11] <universal> cfhowlett: well....I'll still have questions and will disturb you all from time to time, but thnx again and everyone else supporting here in this channel :)
[10:11] <blazemore> cfhowlett: I've heard it said you shouldn't argue with fools because they'll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience
[10:11] <cfhowlett> blazemore, haven
[10:11] <whiteshark> any1 help to setup PXE ubuntu server 12.04.3, full install from PXE
[10:12] <cfhowlett> hadn't heard that one before.  nice.
[10:14] <universal> what is telepathy-logger ?
[10:15] <universal> !telepathy
[10:16] <whiteshark> Telepathy Logger is a platform-independent logging service for the Telepathy communications framework.
[10:16] <hank44> universal: telepathy is what empathy is forked from
[10:16] <universal> should I leave it enabled or disable it ?
[10:16] <universal> telepathy-logger
[10:18] <blazemore> telepathy logger presumably is responsible for keeping chatlogs in empathy etc
[10:18] <whiteshark> Telepathy is a D-Bus framework for unifying real time communication, including instant messaging, voice calls and video calls. It abstracts differences between protocols to provide a unified interface for applications.
[10:18] <whiteshark> enable/disable it according ur usage
[10:19] <zimbrooo> Hello
[10:19] <zimbrooo> I have some trouble with mdam on ec2 can some one help me plz ?
[10:20] <whiteshark> zimbrooo did u consulted this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=408461
[10:20] <ruben_> hi, i made a mistake in creating partitions for ubuntu... I made the root partition way to small... Is there some application that can solve this for me?
[10:21] <whiteshark> yes
[10:21] <whiteshark> u could use gparted orso
[10:21] <whiteshark> boot from some sort of rescue cd with partition tools
[10:22] <whiteshark> and resize ur partitions
[10:22] <cfhowlett> ruben_, gparted
[10:22] <zimbrooo> not yet whiteshark
[10:23] <whiteshark> read this first, it should get you on track
[10:24] <zimbrooo> my problem is not about creation
[10:24] <whiteshark> whats exaclty the issue
[10:24] <zimbrooo> i try to mark a device as faulty by
[10:24] <zimbrooo> sudo mdadm --fail /dev/md0 /dev/xvdd1
[10:24] <zimbrooo> mdadm: set device faulty failed for /dev/xvdd1:  Device or resource busy
[10:25] <zimbrooo> md0 is a  raid0 of 4 devices
[10:25] <whiteshark> http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/oneiric/man8/mdadm.8.html
[10:26] <whiteshark> faulty is 1 device only i think
[10:26] <whiteshark>  -l, --level=
[10:26] <whiteshark>  -l, --level=faulty
[10:26] <zimbrooo> ok
[10:26] <ruben_> cfhowlett, thanks!
[10:27] <whiteshark>  -f, --fail
[10:27] <whiteshark> read the fail option
[10:27] <whiteshark> thats use to mark them
[10:29] <whiteshark> --set-faulty
[10:29] <whiteshark> is also the same
[10:29] <ruben_> cfhowlett, i see in gparted that my linux partitions are locked... What can i do about that?
[10:29] <whiteshark> ruben,  http://askubuntu.com/questions/277399/how-to-unlock-partition-in-gparted
[10:30] <whiteshark> umount /dev/sda1
[10:30] <ruben_> whiteshark, ow , my bad, sry
[10:30] <whiteshark> np
[10:31] <zimbrooo> whiteshark,  i checked my syntax the command is ok !
[10:31] <cfhowlett> ruben_, I think the deal is you have to do some sudo work.
[10:31] <whiteshark> and it doesnt work?
[10:31] <cfhowlett> !gparted|ruben_,
[10:32] <universal> !logs
[10:32] <whiteshark> i have gparted as pxe option,
[10:32] <ruben_> cfhowlett, sudo gparted &
[10:32] <universal> what are LoCo channels ?
[10:33] <nerdtron> !gparted
[10:33] <whiteshark>  Local Community
[10:33] <DJones> universal: They're local language/country channels
[10:33] <nerdtron> !gparted | nerdtron
[10:33] <DJones> !loco | universal
[10:33] <ruben_> cfhowlett, whiteshark  : "Device is busy"
[10:34] <whiteshark> did u unmounted it, or best thing todo, boot with live cd
[10:34] <cfhowlett> ruben_, make sure you're lookinng at your hdd and not your boot media.
[10:34] <cfhowlett> ruben_, you ARE using boot media, right?  usb/cdrom?
[10:34] <ruben_> cfhowlett, nope,ubuntu is already installed
[10:34] <whiteshark> ur root is always busy, ur booting from it, and working on it. so boot from live cd and try again
[10:34] <ruben_> hmm
[10:35] <whiteshark> u can download a mini linux with gparted on usb
[10:35] <cfhowlett> ruben_, again: you have to use boot media!  I guess you missed that statement when I said it last time.  you can't resize a live filesystem.  boot your install disk/usb, start gparted and resize
[10:35] <ruben_> yesyes
[10:35] <cfhowlett> http://askubuntu.com/questions/310386/how-can-i-resize-my-filesystem-partition
[10:36] <ruben_> cfhowlett, i thought you thought i was installing... But ok will do that
[10:36] <whiteshark> any1 experience with ubuntu 12.04 pxe install
[10:36] <cfhowlett> ruben_, http://www.howtogeek.com/114503/how-to-resize-your-ubuntu-partitions/
[10:36] <whiteshark> im getting stuck on mirror select
[10:38] <uncannycod> Lets bring native WoW to linux! https://www.change.org/petitions/blizzard-entertainment-create-a-world-of-warcraft-native-linux-client
[10:38] <whiteshark> i mounted the iso in /www/ubuntu/ on my pxe server, and in mirror select i give ip from server and subfolder of iso
[10:39] <whiteshark> still it complain about bad mirror
[10:39] <linu1> hi all i have downloaded a qt based connman,such as qconnman-ui from git clone https://bitbucket.org/ossystems/qconnman.git and git repository,all went nice but when i try to run the executable file it just shows white box only,no network interface is there,  http://pastebin.com/rJUtwdU2  can you tell me any idea
[10:40] <whiteshark> google search, talk about casper folder..    there is no casper folder on the iso
[10:40] <dsathe> any ruby/sinatra devs in the house ?
[10:41] <Vilhyma> Bonjour à tous/toutes
[10:41] <MonkeyDust> !fr
[10:41] <cfhowlett> !fr|vilhyma
[10:41] <bosnjak> hi all
[10:42] <Vilhyma> Oh sorry, hello everyone :)
[10:42] <cfhowlett> Vilhyma, greetings
[10:42] <bosnjak> i have two partitions for data, and they are not listed in /etc/fstab ; how are they mounted then? I can see them in Thunar...
[10:43] <expect> what does the command "mtab" show?
[10:44] <Vilhyma> I'm trying to install Ubuntu on my laptop via USB but during the installation process I have this error : "unable to enumerate USB device on port 1" can you help me out with that please ? :)
[10:44] <velho> hello! I need some help, please
[10:44] <Vilhyma> Hello velho
[10:44] <bosnjak> Vilhyma, you should enter that phrase in google, several solutions pop up
[10:45] <Vilhyma> Yup i've already done that, but none has that issue while installing ubuntu
[10:45] <universal> !paste
[10:45] <velho> hello Vilhyma
[10:46] <velho> I can't remember my password on linux :(
[10:46] <universal> !pastebinit
[10:46] <expect> boot to runlevel 1 and reset your pw?
[10:46] <velho> I don't came here for awhile... how can I recover my password? thank you for any help
[10:46] <universal> how to use wavemon ?
[10:46] <velho> expect, are you talking to me?
[10:47] <expect> yes
[10:47] <whiteshark> disabled the ehci_hcd
[10:47] <whiteshark> for the usb issue
[10:47] <velho> expect, and how do I do that?
[10:47] <expect> you can boot to runlevel 1 and reset anyones password
[10:47] <expect> init 1
[10:47] <cfhowlett> Vilhyma, see the 3rd from final entry    http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-2071789.html
[10:47] <Vilhyma> Thank you
[10:47] <velho> expect, in the console?
[10:48] <blazemore> velho: Did you try Googling "ubuntu reset password" ?
[10:48] <jiku> hello any hint on the issue im facing?
[10:48] <expect> I assume you can't reach the console if you forgot the password
[10:48] <blazemore> expect: As another user
[10:48] <jiku> trying to install an ubuntu instance with KVM+qemu
[10:48] <jiku> while installation of bootloader arrives, it just dont' proceed further..
[10:48] <whiteshark> cd /sys/bus/pci/drivers/ehci_hcd/ sudo sh -c 'find ./ -name "0000:00:*" -print| sed "s/\.\///">unbind'
[10:48] <jiku> goes into a loop and keep on asking to install GRUB in bootloader..
[10:48] <velho> I don't use ubuntu for months!! I just want to make some updates...
[10:49] <blazemore> velho: You forgot your password, nobody else, stop making out like this is some major Ubuntu problem
[10:49] <blazemore> velho: I suggest you follow one of the many tutorials all over the Internet, which you can find by googling "ubuntu reset password"
[10:49] <cfhowlett> velho, what he said ...
[10:50] <cfhowlett> !password|velho,
[10:50] <BluesKaj> 'Morning all
[10:50] <velho> blazemore, no need to be agressive. I've never said it was a major ubuntu problem. relax
[10:50] <universal> afternoon
[10:51] <velho> thanks ubottu :D
[10:51] <irontraitor> identify
[10:51] <whiteshark> any1 experience with pxe install ubuntu 12.04 (full install over network)
[10:51] <Vilhyma> to this command "cd /sys/bus/pci/drivers/ehci_hcd" it answered "can't cd to /sys/bus/pci/drivers/ehci_hcd"
[10:52] <cfhowlett> whiteshark, the #ubuntu-server channel most likely
[10:52] <babilen> whiteshark: You might have better chances asking in #ubuntu-server and by refraining from using "any1" but "anyone" ;)
[10:52] <whiteshark> tnx, u right
[10:52] <babilen> oh, and s/u/you/ </nitpick>
[10:52] <Vilhyma> ^^
[10:53] <BluesKaj> !u | bab
[10:53] <velho> ubotu, isn't this risky? "This procedure gives you a full root shell! You can damage your system if you are not careful! "
[10:53] <velho> ubottu, isn't this risky? "This procedure gives you a full root shell! You can damage your system if you are not careful! "
[10:54] <cfhowlett> velho, yes it's risky which is why you proceed with due caution.
[10:54] <cfhowlett> velho, but it does work if you do EXACTLY the process given
[10:54] <velho> cfhowlett, ok, thank you  :)
[10:55] <opilane> tere
[10:55] <velho> cfhowlett, but can I recover/reset the password without changing any customization already made?
[10:56] <|ryan|> the likelihood of actullay breaking something while in a root shell is nonexistant
[10:56] <cfhowlett> velho, resetting the password will get you back into your system.  nothing more or less.
[10:56] <|ryan|> unless of course you decide to do something super smart like doing rm -rf * while in /
[10:56] <|ryan|> but thats about it
[10:56] <Galaxor> Hi.  I'm running an fsck.  I know the disk is messed up, but it's been printing out stuff like -(77574711--77574712) for hours.  That doesn't seem like a good sign.
[10:56] <velho> cfhowlett, thank you for the clarification :D
[10:57] <Galaxor> What is all that about?
[10:57] <cfhowlett> Galaxor, yep, not a good sign.  could be your drive is failing.  they do that.
[10:57] <NET||abuse> blazemore: hi , was in a meeting, from earlier, re gtg hamster plugin, you missed I had posted the full error (http://pastebin.com/iweVLZyL) but that's ok
[10:57] <NET||abuse> if you have any idea/advice, much appreciated :)
[10:59] <blazemore> NET||abuse: it looks like there's a bug at the moment. Someone's written a patch, but it hasn't been built https://bugs.launchpad.net/gtg/+bug/947568
[10:59] <NET||abuse> the moment. Some
[10:59] <NET||abuse> uhmm, huh, that was incomplete thought! ;P
[10:59] <blazemore> that was a middle-click accident?
[10:59] <Galaxor> cfhowlett: The drive was failing.  I copied this virtual disk image off of it using dd_rescue.  That's what I'm fscking.
[10:59] <velho> cfhowlett, ! AHA! I remembered the password :D thank you for all the great support, OpenFriends :)
[11:00] <NET||abuse> blazemore: yup :)
[11:00] <whiteshark> any1 able to help on PXE issues? server channel not responding sry
[11:00] <cfhowlett> Galaxor, dd from a known failing drive?   well, GIGO.  Hope for the best, but warm of the backups ... just in cae.
[11:01] <expect> what's the issue whiteshark
[11:01] <sharpshooter> how to can I get live update of my log file using cat command in ubuntu ?
[11:01] <blazemore> sharpshooter: use tail -f, not cat
[11:01] <expect> tail -f
[11:02] <sharpshooter> thanks :)
[11:02] <whiteshark> have real issue with a full install over pxe, mid-pre-install it asked me to give the mirror server, i dont have inet on those machi
[11:02] <NET||abuse> blazemore: wonder if bulding gtg or hamster from git is a practical thing to do right now?
[11:02] <blazemore> NET||abuse: It depends if you really want it or not
[11:02] <whiteshark> servers, so i have my own http server with a mounted iso in /www/ubuntu/
[11:02] <Galaxor> cfhowlett: What do all of these numbers mean?  Is it printing out every inode number?  Does that mean it's done and it's just giving me information?  Is it stuck in a loop and will never be done?
[11:03] <whiteshark> the installation refuses the mirror
[11:03] <NET||abuse> blazemore: well, any tim etracker that i can plug into from a task list, that's all i need
[11:03] <whiteshark> google talks abut some casper folder
[11:03] <NET||abuse> for extra points, if i can sync the task list from android ( no need to sync the timer)
[11:03] <whiteshark> but none of my iso's contain any folder named casper
[11:03] <blazemore> NET||abuse: What about a web-based one?
[11:04] <cfhowlett> Galaxor, my non-expert understanding is that the numbers refer to an image address (inode?).  I would think that so long as the feedback shows advancing numbers, it's progressing.  BUT I'm no expert.
[11:04] <NET||abuse> blazemore: nah, integration is key with time tracker, webbased is so slow and doesn't have presence in the workspace,
[11:05] <NET||abuse> Needs to be a client app that is integrated into the notification area
[11:07] <Galaxor> cfhowlett: All right.  I'll keep it running and cross my fingers. There was about 250k of corruption in a 50G file.  I hope there's enough that the system is still useful.
[11:08] <cfhowlett> Galaxor, if the filesystem is corrupted you're better off reinstalling.
[11:13] <santhosh> hai i have doubt on lubuntu wine if anyone knows pls tell me
[11:14] <cfhowlett> santhosh, what?
[11:14] <blazemore> !details | santhosh
[11:15] <sharpshooter> santhosh, machaan,  wot hapnd ?
[11:17] <santhosh> i installed wine but is not working on lubuntu
[11:17] <cfhowlett> santhosh, error messages?
[11:18] <santhosh> i have some .exefiles but is not oppened
[11:18] <sharpshooter> santhosh, just give execute permission to the windows file sudo chmod +x <filename>
[11:18] <cfhowlett> santhosh, what error messages did you get?
[11:19] <Wiz_KeeD> hey guys
[11:19] <Wiz_KeeD> is anyone online?
[11:20] <administrator_> Hi
[11:20] <nigga0b> You all people seems to be smart  , but whats ur goals in life ? what u all have win by coming on mirc
[11:20] <sharpshooter> santhosh, rightclick your file and properties->permission check execute checkbox to allow to execute it
[11:21] <sharpshooter> santhosh, cheppandi ;)
[11:22] <santhosh> 1 min
[11:24] <Ludovik>  I'm not sure if anyone is around or not but I was just wondering if anyone could help a complete novice by identifying what plugins would be required to have this site: https://peoplesoft.nscc.ca/ function on my Chromium browser for Ubuntu 13.04.
[11:25] <santhosh> the program saas32.exe has encouter serious problem need to close this can caused problem on deficency of wine
[11:25] <santhosh>  <sharpshooter> nice telugu
[11:25] <Wiz_KeeD> Could someone tell me where have i gone wrong in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Etherpad-liteInstallation at the NPM step?
[11:25] <Wiz_KeeD> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Etherpad-liteInstallation
[11:25] <Wiz_KeeD> sorry
[11:26] <sharpshooter> santhosh, you got it right ?
[11:26] <santhosh> yes
[11:26] <MonkeyDust> Ludovik  what's with that site? what do you want of it?
[11:27] <sharpshooter> santhosh, what is saas32.exe file ?
[11:27] <Ludovik> MonkeyDust: It's my school webportal but I can't seem to get it to function in Chromium or F.Fox.
[11:27] <santhosh> iam giving full permissions on exe filoe but it getting same error
[11:27] <santhosh> it is stedmans file mediacl transcription file
[11:27] <blockcounter> hello
[11:27] <matzipan> hey guys.... I'm trying to deploy a small vm cluster on 2 quad core machines... what do you recommend? openstack seems to be a bit too complicated for the job
[11:27] <sharpshooter> santhosh, because the exe is not compatible with the file saas32.exe
[11:27] <matzipan> nobody in #ubuntu-server is answwering
[11:28] <MonkeyDust> Ludovik  yes, it's optimized for windows, mac or Oracle Linux
[11:28] <Ludovik> MonkeyDust: So there's no way to even login without Oracle Linux?
[11:28] <santhosh> same i will try on ubuntu and centos it is worked perfectly
[11:28] <santhosh> is there issuses in wine on lubuntu
[11:28] <sharpshooter> santhosh, so may be there is some file or lib is missing
[11:29] <MonkeyDust> Ludovik  i do see a place to login, what happens when you try?
[11:29] <MonkeyDust> space*
[11:29] <sharpshooter> santhosh, check you wine version
[11:29] <santhosh> no it is working on ubuntu
[11:29] <Ludovik> MonkeyDust: Logon failed as the language you have selected is not enabled for this database.
[11:29] <santhosh> my wine version is 1.6
[11:30] <santhosh> and i will tryu on 1.4 and 1.5 and 1.6 and 1.7
[11:30] <MonkeyDust> Ludovik  try english, see if that works, first
[11:30] <santhosh> all versions getting same errors
[11:30] <Ludovik> MonkeyDust: There's no place to select "english" sadly.
[11:36] <chemaher76> hola
[11:37] <Wiz_KeeD> anyone?
[11:37] <Wiz_KeeD> help adding nodejs to path so I can install npm?
[11:37] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: aren't those things available through apt?
[11:37] <Wiz_KeeD> I don't think so
[11:37] <jrib> !info nodejs
[11:38] <jrib> !info npm
[11:38] <Wiz_KeeD> as this tutorial suggests https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Etherpad-liteInstallation
[11:38] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: use apt
[11:38] <Wiz_KeeD> and I could have done the same with nodejs? :\
[11:38] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: that tutorial says to use apt first
[11:38] <Wiz_KeeD> It suggests adding some repository that's not official
[11:39] <Wiz_KeeD> which I wanted to avoid
[11:39] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: although it also says you need a ppa which isn't true.  Right.  You don't need to add the ppa
[11:39] <Wiz_KeeD> pfff, fuck
[11:39] <Wiz_KeeD> Now that nodejs is installed from source...can npm be installed from apt-get and work?
[11:39] <BluesKaj> Wiz_KeeD, no need for that kind of language
[11:40] <Wiz_KeeD> I'm sorry about that, apologies
[11:40] <Wiz_KeeD> bad habbit
[11:40] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: I don't know.  I would suggest uninstalling your version and using apt so you don't have to manage  it yourself in the future
[11:40] <Wiz_KeeD> I have no idea how to safely uninstall what I've done with the tutorial jrib
[11:41] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Etherpad suggests etherpad has erepositories
[11:41] <NET||abuse> hmm,
[11:41] <Wiz_KeeD> I'm in too deep now :(
[11:41] <NET||abuse> ok, I installed gtg from the dail ppa, other issues happening :) i guess that is to be expected
[11:41] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: although that page is also a year old, so you want to check other sources to make sure it's still accurate
[11:42] <NET||abuse> so need to roll back to stable ppa and see if that's any better.
[11:42] <auronandace> !checkinstall | Wiz_KeeD For future reference when you need to install via source
[11:42] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: did you use sudo at any point?
[11:42] <usr13> Wiz_KeeD: There may be an uninstall script in the tarball.
[11:43] <santhosh> hai i have doubt on lubuntu wine if anyone knows pls tell me
[11:43] <Wiz_KeeD> I'm pretty scared to do things I don't know since it's a production server, localhost would have been no problem
[11:43] <Wiz_KeeD> jrib, just to install npm thing
[11:43] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: sudo bash npm-install-*.sh?  This?
[11:44] <Wiz_KeeD> I tried that and it said it nodejs was not in the path
[11:44] <Wiz_KeeD> then i did sudo apt-get install npm
[11:44] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: what did you run with sudo?
[11:44] <Wiz_KeeD> jrib, sorry?
[11:44] <Wiz_KeeD> I just did exactly as the tutorial stated, almost word for word
[11:44] <usr13> Wiz_KeeD: THen you installed it via apt (the package manager).
[11:45] <Wiz_KeeD> usr13, the npm package yes...nodejs I did it from source
[11:45] <usr13> Wiz_KeeD: Oh
[11:45] <Wiz_KeeD> now what...
[11:46] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: if "sudo apt-get install npm" is the only thing you ran with sudo, then you should be ok afaict.  You can just ignore what you did.  If you want to remove it just delete the etherpad user and delete his home directory (/opt/etherpad) apparently.
[11:46] <Wiz_KeeD> really
[11:46] <Wiz_KeeD> ?
[11:46] <Wiz_KeeD> what about make, make install and the export to path?
[11:46] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: yeah, everything just ends up being run as the "etherpad" user and put in /opt/etherpad so it's not doing anything system-wide
[11:47] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: that just puts files in /opt/etherpad and affects the etherpad user's PATH
[11:47] <Wiz_KeeD> Yeah that I know should be ok, i'm worried about the make thing that lasted long and printed out a lot of text
[11:47] <Wiz_KeeD> so it has not contaminated any other libs like in /usb/bin or lib or stuff like that?
[11:47] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: etherpad user doesn't have permissions to put files anywhere other than his home
[11:47] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: right
[11:47] <Wiz_KeeD> and if I didn't use sudo it should be a-ok
[11:47] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: right
[11:48] <Wiz_KeeD> You suggest I remove the tarball and what I've extracted and have a whack at sudo apt-get install nodejs? or would you advise against that?
[11:48] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: what the tutorial suggests isn't awful, it will just be a pain to maintain because it doesn't use apt for software that's available through apt
[11:48] <Wiz_KeeD> I could leave it like this if it works since it's the latest version from the site, might be newer than the repository
[11:49] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: sure
[11:49] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: just make sure you keep track of security issues and update accordingly.
[11:49] <Wiz_KeeD> let me try, thanks for the reassurment jrib! I feel a bit better now
[11:50] <Wiz_KeeD> It makes sense what you have said, without sudo it could not have touched the /usb/ part and anywhere else in the system
[11:52] <pixam> hi all
[11:52] <Wiz_KeeD> before I go any further jrib should I install etherpad as the turoaial suggests?
[11:53] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: I don't know anything about etherpad.  I would suggest also looking at its official documentation and comparing
[11:53] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: they used to provide an apt repository but that seems to be gone
[11:55] <Wiz_KeeD> pfff
[11:55] <Wiz_KeeD> jrib, You're running a wrong version of node, you're using v0.6.12, we need v0.8.x or v0.10.x :\
[11:56] <pixam> my old mac died and i'm about to buy a new comp. however, i don't wanna buy a new mac nor get involved with the new windows'. i've heard good things about ubuntu, but is it easy to use for a basic comp user like me?
[11:56] <santhosh> hai i have doubt on lubuntu wine if anyone knows pls tell me
[11:56] <Ben66> pixam: yes, its just different
[11:56] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: so use the version you installed manually or find a ppa for nodejs (I'd be surprised if one does not exist)
[11:57] <pixam> ok. cool
[11:57] <jrib> pixam: try a live cd
[11:57] <pixam> what about viruses and malware? there's a lot of conflicting info on the net
[11:57] <DJones> santhosh: It may be worth you join wine's dedicated support channel which is ##winehq the people there may be able to help you better
[11:57] <jrib> !virus | pixam
[11:57] <Wiz_KeeD> jrib, am i not using the version install manually? i'm confused
[11:58] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: unless you installed an old version manually, you're not
[11:58] <Wiz_KeeD> now i've deleted everything else
[11:58] <Wiz_KeeD> omg
[11:58] <Ben66> pixam: just because viruses aren't a problem doesn't mean security isn't important though, gotta keep updates going, and use sudo for things that require root, shouldn't run most things as root
[11:58] <Wiz_KeeD> it says nodejs is already to the newest version with apt-get install nodejs
[11:59] <jrib> !info nodejs
[11:59] <pixam> hmm. sudo and root don't really mean anything to me. guess i should read some basic manual before coming here
[11:59] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: yes, 0.6.19 is the latest version in the repositories for 13.04
[11:59] <D30> hi all.. i added a user in ubuntu server, i noticed that there is no user directory in /home folder.. i tried to issue finger <user>.. it displayed that its on  the /home/<user>
[11:59] <D30> is it a bug?
[11:59] <Wiz_KeeD> 3.2.0-45-generic #70-Ubuntu SMP Wed May 29 20:12:06 UTC 2013 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[11:59] <jrib> D30: how did you add the user...?
[11:59] <Ben66> pixam: root is the most powerful account on the system
[11:59] <D30> jrib: useradd <username>
[11:59] <Wiz_KeeD> jrib, so how would I be able to use the downloaded verson? I have no clue
[12:00] <jrib> D30: read man page.  Use "adduser username" instead if you want a nicer wrapper around useradd
[12:00] <D30> hmmnnn
[12:00] <D30> let me try that
[12:00] <pixam> ben66, ok. thanks
[12:00] <D30> thanks jrib
[12:00] <jrib> D30: (useradd won't create a home directory by default unless you pass -m).  But I suggest you just use adduser instead
[12:00] <D30> ok thank u for that input jrib
[12:01] <D30> how can i delete that user anyway ?
[12:01] <D30> userdel <username>
[12:01] <pixam> last question, as i said i'm buying a new comp. do i have to take anything in consideration if i'm going to be running a linux on it?
[12:01] <uronu> hello guys, how do we connect ubuntu 12.04 to samba server?
[12:01] <jrib> pixam: check for hardware issues
[12:02] <Wiz_KeeD> jrib, this doens't look like it's installing anywhere else does it? http://pastie.org/8297259
[12:02] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: https://launchpad.net/~chris-lea/+archive/node.js/ if you trust this guy, use his ppa (seems to have kept it up to date for a while and fairly popular; otherwise build and maintain nodejs yourself)
[12:03] <jrib> Wiz_KeeD: what you have pasted is meaningless to me
[12:03] <pixam> jrib, ok
[12:03] <pixam> thanks all
[12:03] <Wiz_KeeD> :(
[12:06] <jessikina> ciao
[12:06] <jessikina> !list
[12:06] <ASHER1> I syndicate the following:
[12:20] <matju> when I launch firefox, it does not appear as launched in the dock, it does not appear in alt+tab, and this problem was not happening yesterday. This is with ubuntu 13.04
[12:22] <kadu247> zzZZZZzzzzz
[12:22] <__marco> Hello!, I need to install python-twisted 12.0.0 in precise. What do you think is the best way to achieve that?
[12:23] <lindar> Quick question, Google tells me nothing. All embedded audio in my web browser is playing back at what sounds like slower than half speed. YT and the like sounds fine, though. Any thoughts?
[12:25] <matju> hello everybody. with ubuntu 13.04, when I launch firefox, it does not appear as launched in the dock, it does not appear in alt+tab, and this problem was not happening yesterday. I see the firefox icon in the dock, but can't get to the existing firefox window with it.
[12:25] <lindar> __marco: Unless I'm mistaken, wouldn't that just be through apt-get ?
[12:26] <lindar> matju: Reboot computer? Latest version? Uninstall reinstall?
[12:27] <matju> lindar: everything is up to date, or was up to date two days ago. I didn't update in the middle, it broke by itself.
[12:28] <CaneToad> has anybody had success with getting SAMBA server running on 12.04.2 LTS?  It has some known bugs in the setup so the default install doesn't work
[12:28] <__marco> lindar: no, the version of it in precise is too old, there is no backport and the quantal package depends on python-2.7 that is not in precise
[12:28] <matju> lindar: i had just rebooted because the menubar and dock had disappeared. i got them back, but at that moment, firefox started to not appear when launched.
[12:29] <lindar> __marco: Sorry. =/
[12:29] <lindar> matju: Okay, what about the other two things I said?
[12:29] <__marco> lindar: you don't need to say sorry.
[12:30] <matju> lindar: uninstall reinstall what exactly ? firefox ? something else ?
[12:32] <__marco> lindar: has ubuntu a repository of its packages? launchpad I think, but I can find a specific package?
[12:32] <matju> lindar: i just found out that clicking on the synaptic icon has no effect anymore. this worked yesterday too.
[12:34] <blazemore> matju: hit ctrl alt t to open a terminal, type firefox and hit Enter, do you see anything?
[12:36] <matju> lindar: it's also getting hard to see whether something is launching or not because the icons of the dock don't blink anymore when launching things, but in this case, it just isn't working anymore, so i have to launch it by other means
[12:38] <matju> blazemore: look, firefox does launch from a terminal, it's just that it does not appear in dock. the window stays reachable, but to get there, i have to minimise other windows or keep it on another v. desktop.
[12:38] <matju> blazemore: actually, the firefox icon of the dock does not work at all anymore.
[12:39] <matju> blazemore: actually, that's not true, right-click menu works on the firefox icon, but it sure has trouble doing some things.
[12:40] <philinux> matju: might be worth resetting unity to it's default state
[12:41] <matju> philinux: which is ?
[12:41] <philinux> matju: patience is a virtue. http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2013/04/how-to-reset-unity-compiz-in-ubuntu-12-10-and-13-04
[12:41] <kimda> hi. I've got a weird kvm issue. Connecting to the kvm vm client via ssh takes a long time (8-9 sec) - password prompt immediately. If I do iperf tests between host and guest it's fast and after these tests the ssh connection to the guest is also normal speed again.
[12:42] <lindar> So, yeah, embedded sounds like http://greatlanguagegame.com/ plays back at really slow speed, like the sample rate is halved or something. Any clues?
[12:46] <matju> philinux: yup, worked... thanks.
[12:47] <philinux> matju: good but the question remains. did you alter something accidentally?
[12:57] <jjavaholic> how can I check the dimness settings of my screen?
[12:57] <duoi> hi all. how can i autoconnect to my vpn on start up?
[12:59] <user258467> How do I delete nob dependent package with pat?
[12:59] <user258467> *apt
[12:59] <user258467> *non dependent
[12:59] <blazemore> user258467: sudo apt-get remove <packagename>
[13:00] <user258467> blazemore, I already knows this command but it could remove dependent package
[13:00] <user258467> I will try one by one
[13:00] <blazemore> user258467: It won't uninstall anything, you can use apt-get autoremove to remove packages which remain as previous dependencies
[13:01] <user258467> blazemore, try unistall python-simplejson it will remove a lot of other package
[13:02] <blazemore> user258467: That's because other packages depend on the packages python-simplejson, and won't work without it
[13:03] <whiteshark> who has an working PXE server with 12.04 server install?
[13:03] <lukjad> Is there a way to get glibc 2.18 installed on Ubuntu 12.04?
[13:05] <blazemore> Hi lukjad, what version of glibc does 12.04 ship?
[13:05] <carlfj> jozefk: seems i found something finally
[13:05] <whiteshark> did u try this sudo apt-get install build-essential
[13:05] <whiteshark> for the glibc package
[13:05] <lukjad> blazemore I think it's 2.16 but I'm not really sure.
[13:05] <gr33n7007h> great
[13:05] <jozefk> carles, crontab?
[13:06] <carlfj> jozefk: after killing Xorg the error seems to be banned
[13:06] <lukjad> whiteshark I did, it seems that it didn't work.
[13:06] <carles> jozefk: do you mean carlfj?
[13:06] <carlfj> i mean the screen-off-thing i talked about yesterday
[13:06] <whiteshark> k, and this?   sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install libc6-dev
[13:06] <blazemore> !info libc6-dev precise
[13:06] <jozefk> carles, yes sorry :)
[13:06] <carles> no problem :-)
[13:07] <jozefk> carlfj, Xorg? I don't remember already
[13:07] <carlfj> ok.
[13:07] <carlfj> my screen turns off kinda randomly
[13:07] <jozefk> ah OK I know now
[13:07] <blazemore> lukjad: I think that grabbing a later deb of that package would give you the later version, but I'd strongly advise against it
[13:07] <jozefk> so you got it working now?
[13:07] <carlfj> and you told me to observe things right before it happens
[13:07] <jozefk> just by killing the Xorg?
[13:07] <carlfj> i couldnt find any still
[13:07] <whiteshark> if u use git u could....   git clone git://sourceware.org/git/glibc.git
[13:07] <carlfj> but it seems killing Xorg helps
[13:08] <carlfj> yeah, seems so for now. havent tried long enough though
[13:08] <lukjad> blazemore Yeah, it's only for one program and I hear that messing with glib is tricky
[13:08] <carlfj> any idea what could be the cause if killing Xorg really helps?
[13:08] <lukjad> whiteshar
[13:09] <jozefk> well Xorg is related to video isn't it?
[13:09] <lukjad> blazemore whiteshark Thanks! I guess I'll just have to leave it and hope the devs fix it.
[13:09] <jozefk> But it strange anyway
[13:09] <lukjad> Or upgrades do.
[13:09] <whiteshark> k, but according to some users u can install it
[13:09] <blazemore> lukjad: What is the application, as a matter of interest?
[13:10] <carlfj> yeah
[13:10] <carlfj> anyway, gotta wait if its really abandoned now
[13:10] <lukjad> blazemore Steam Game, Crusader Kings 2. Metaserver loads but crashes instantly. Dev support said we needed to upgrade glib
[13:10] <fesafder> my computer clock is dead how can i stop the disk check because of date in future after each reboot
[13:10] <fesafder> ?
[13:10] <lukjad> But said that it was tricky.
[13:10] <jozefk> yeah
[13:11] <lukjad> blazemore The support thread I found suggested a glibc 2.18 would fix the issue.
[13:12] <lukjad> blazemore But I'm hesitant to actually push an install that isn't in the repos or a simple update.
[13:12] <whiteshark> lukjad, is it 32bit or 64?
[13:12] <lukjad> 64 bit
[13:12] <lukjad> http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?718448-Log-in-to-metaserver-crashes-on-Arch-Linux-64bit&highlight=metaserver+crash
[13:13] <lukjad> Note that I run Ubuntu 12.04 64bit
[13:13] <whiteshark> think u need sudo apt-get install libc6-i386
[13:14] <lukjad> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 4 not upgraded.
[13:14] <whiteshark> The package "libc6-i386" is for an "amd64" Ubuntu ...
[13:14] <whiteshark> get it here http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/libc6-i386
[13:15] <lukjad> whiteshark but: libc6-i386 is already the newest version.
[13:15] <lukjad> Doesn't that mean it's already installed?
[13:15] <whiteshark> yes
[13:15] <whiteshark> it means u have the latest
[13:15] <whiteshark> the latest based on ur repo
[13:16] <whiteshark> apt-cache show libc6
[13:16] <whiteshark> this show the version u have
[13:16] <lukjad> Depends: libc-bin (= 2.15-0ubuntu10), libgcc1, tzdata
[13:17] <lukjad> whiteshark ^
[13:21] <whiteshark> did some research
[13:22] <whiteshark> it looks like ur using 64-bit and ur app need probably 32 bit   sudo apt-get install ia32-libs
[13:22] <whiteshark> u should look it up
[13:23] <whiteshark> if this is the case
[13:23] <anon-96843> I'm looking for a nonfree Linux driver for my ethernet port since Ubuntu didn't come with any drivers for it. "Ethernet controller: Realtek RTL8111/8168 PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet controller (rev 06)"
[13:24] <jjavaholic> how can I deal with a dim screen?
[13:24] <philinux> anon-96843: are u saying internet not working at all
[13:25] <anon-96843> yep. I assume this is a failure of the ethernet drivers. [09:24] <philinux> anon-96843: are u saying internet not working at all
[13:25] <philinux> anon-96843: is this wired direct or wifi
[13:26] <whiteshark> sudo service network-manager stop followed by sudo dhclient3 eth0
[13:26] <whiteshark> did u try this,
[13:26] <MooreJohn> Hi every body,  I started use Ubuntu 13.04 on my laptop for a week. Every thing is fine except one the fan of my cpu as lought because of trying to cool down the CPU. I have never seen like this before (early version of Ubuntu)
[13:27] <whiteshark> http://nelsonslog.wordpress.com/2012/01/22/realtek-ethernet-drivers-r8169-vs-r8168/    and read this also
[13:27] <MooreJohn> Any Advice.
[13:27] <philinux> whiteshark:  you need to include the username who u are addressing in your replies
[13:27] <MooreJohn> I am not giving a lot of load to my CPU.
[13:27] <whiteshark> k u right
[13:28] <anon-96843> whiteshark: I have not tried that. philinux: Wired ethernet.
[13:28] <MooreJohn> I think this can be seen in Window.
[13:28] <whiteshark> anon-96843: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2137075   this guy has same issue
[13:29] <philinux> anon-96843: which version ubuntu are u running
[13:29] <BluesKaj> anon-96843, sudo dhclient eth0
[13:30] <anon-96843> philinux: Ubuntu 13.04
[13:31] <whiteshark> anon-96843: this thread offer a fix for it:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1022411
[13:32] <anon-96843> Thanks, all. I'll try that stuff once I reboot into Ubuntu
[13:37] <PapaSier_> morning. classic ownership/privilege question. i have 3 users. root, deploy, app. my web app files are owned by app:app. app has no login. my deployment script can run as root or deploy. but i'd prefer deploy. both root and deploy have ssh login access. deploy does not have access to the app folder though!
[13:37] <MrQuist> that cool.
[13:37] <MrQuist> +s
[13:38] <PapaSier_> what should i do to be able to deploy using deploy user, but to have access to the app files?
[13:38] <neredsenvy> The OS does not detect the full resolution of my external screen. I had to force it by adding it via xrandr --addmode.. Anyhow now I have the max resolution but the image is just horrible no AA for text it's not sharp, the image it'self is not sharp at all everything is somewhere between half way blurry and sharp.
[13:38] <MrQuist> put deploy user in the app group?
[13:39] <neredsenvy> It's not really readable
[13:39] <neredsenvy> Any suggestions ?
[13:43] <Extreminador> hey guys in order for the jeff guy to add things to the rep... does he test them before ?
[13:45] <Pici> Extreminador: I have no idea what you're asking, can you rephrase the question?
[13:48] <blazemore> MrQuist didn't even quit, he's not doing it right
[13:53] <Extreminador> Pici 3 days agor or 4 or something i did ask in ubuntu foruns to someone (the Jeff guys) put in the repositorys an update of  the PlayOnLinux" software
[13:53] <Extreminador> my questions is if the Jeff guy test the things before he add them to the repositorys
[13:54] <philinux> Extreminador: do u mean the devs "developers"
[13:55] <Extreminador> philinux that i don´t know... the repositorys don´t have many softwares and people ususlay ask to add them to install
[13:55] <Extreminador> if i am not mistaked it's a guy called Jeff
[13:56]  * oldmonk104 joins
[13:56] <Extreminador> that usualy add things to the repositorys (at least he reply's to the threadys)
[13:56] <philinux> Extreminador: ah you mean the maintainer of the package in the repo
[13:57] <Extreminador> philinux i think sow...
[14:00] <philinux> Extreminador: so what's the question?
[14:01] <Extreminador> if before he add the things to the rep he test them... to see if is there any conflict or something
[14:02] <philinux> Extreminador: i should think so. have u spotted a bug. if so you need to report it
[14:03] <Extreminador> philinux naaa... just wondering ... because he haven´t yet reply (at least yestarday he have not)
[14:03] <Extreminador> today i haven´t yet check
[14:03] <Extreminador> i gues them he takes time because he test the things (what is fine by me)
[14:05] <philinux> Extreminador: did you post on ubuntuforums or at playonlinux.com
[14:07] <latenite> Hi folks, I can no longer eject and get this error: eject: unable to eject, last error: Inappropriate ioctl for device
[14:07] <MonkeyDust> Extreminador  publish your package somewhere, as ppa or so, and hope someone picks it up and reviews it
[14:07] <totalidiot> I did something extremely dumb. While trying to back up my wife's windows laptop to an external drive using ntfsclone, I misunderstood the flags and copied an empty partition to her C drive. Are there any linux utilities that are recommended for recovering files in that situation?
[14:07] <Extreminador> philinux in ubuntu foruns
[14:08] <Extreminador> MonkeyDust i did... traying to find it again
[14:08] <philinux> Extreminador: you can contact the team here too #playonlinux
[14:08] <DJones> Extreminador: Have you got a link to the forum post that you mentioned you'd asked in
[14:08] <ChogyDan> latenite: is this the case even after a reboot?
[14:09] <Extreminador> DJones wait a sec and i will say
[14:09] <latenite> ChogyDan: yes
[14:09] <MonkeyDust> totalidiot  is this useful http://askubuntu.com/questions/59968/recover-accidentally-removed-files-on-ntfs-partition#59971
[14:10] <MonkeyDust> totalidiot  or this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery/NtfsUndelete
[14:11] <ChogyDan> latenite: try: sudo eject -i off
[14:11] <totalidiot> monkeydust: unfortunately ntfsundelete comes up with nothing
[14:12] <latenite> ChogyDan: sudo eject -i off /dev/sr0
[14:12] <latenite> CD-Drive may be ejected with device button
[14:13] <jjavaholic> how can I adjust my screen brightness
[14:13] <ChogyDan> latenite: I think this is your bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/udev/+bug/875543
[14:15] <ChogyDan> anyone know of a backup app that is crossplatform to ubuntu and windows?
[14:17] <Extreminador> grr can´t find the topic lool
[14:18] <latenite> ChogyDan: but there seems to be no fix?!
[14:18] <ChogyDan> latenite: just the workarounds.  It is an open bug
[14:20] <Paulos> hi folks, got one small thought...
[14:20] <latenite> ChogyDan: ok thank very much. I guess I ll just wait for a fix :D
[14:20] <Paulos> Ubuntu is adding UVD for radeon driver in 13.10, which is fine, but there is no mention about Mesa VDPAU drivers
[14:20] <Extreminador> DJones sorry can´t find my tópic
[14:20] <Paulos> and they are essential for UVD to work
[14:20] <Extreminador> :(
[14:21] <Paulos> is there any particular reason? Because Mesa VDPAU drivers compile and work fine with the current Ubuntu version of Mesa
[14:21] <neredsenvy> I just moved to ubuntu from windows. I do mostly web dev anyhow I need to setup my dev env in windows I had wamp handle everything any tutorials/examples how to setup localhost/php/sql + phpmyadmin on ubuntu
[14:22] <flipper88_fl> ! lamp neredsenvy
[14:23] <ashgotti> Hello everyone. does anyone have a few minutes to help a very desperate person? I'm trying to install WebRTC2SIP following this guide and am stuck at the second step :/ http://geekforum.wordpress.com/2013/06/06/build-and-install-doubango-webrtc2sip/ svn checkout http://doubango.googlecode.com/svn/ doubango-source gives me an unable to connect error
[14:23] <flipper88_fl> !tell neredsenvy lamp
[14:23] <zykotick9> !lamp | neredsenvy
[14:24] <expect> !bash
[14:25] <ChogyDan> Paulos: is vdpau-va-driver it?
[14:25] <Paulos> ChogyDan,  no
[14:26] <Paulos> ChogyDan, I mean VDPAU libraries that come with Mesa
[14:29] <ChogyDan> ashgotti: works for me, check your connection
[14:29] <ChogyDan> Paulos: https://launchpad.net/~oibaf/+archive/graphics-drivers/
[14:30] <cc0de> hi there!
[14:30] <cc0de> =)
[14:30] <ashgotti> ChogyDan: I'm able to do apt-get install so i do have an internet connectiong
[14:31] <ashgotti> ChogyDan: I just get "connection was closed by server"
[14:31] <ChogyDan> ashgotti: can you get to the website with a browser?
[14:32] <ashgotti> ChogyDan: I'm using the server install so no GUI
[14:32] <cc0de> Help :x Lol i'am using Ubuntu 13.04 & i got some problems with Nmap
[14:33] <ChogyDan> ashgotti: wget?
[14:33] <ashgotti> ChogyDan: one more tidbit, i'm using vmware on a mac to do all this
[14:33] <ashgotti> ChogyDan: wget and the url?
[14:33] <ashgotti> ChogyDan: wget worked
[14:34] <ChogyDan> ashgotti: yeah, I dunno, sorry
[14:34] <philinux> Extreminador: whats your username at ubuntuforums
[14:35] <ashgotti> :( alright thanks
[14:35] <philinux> Extreminador: ir just click the quick links button top left and choose find my threads
[14:37] <Paulos> ChogyDan, I found that too, they don't provide the required package anymore...
[14:41] <eimajenthat> Hey, running PHP 5.3.10 on Ubuntu 12.04.  I have GD installed, enabled, and working.  However, it says XBM Support is not enabled.  I think my app needs XBM Support.  How do I enable it?
[14:43] <blazemore> Is Worker or Preform MPM recommended for Apache?
[14:44] <blazemore> eimajenthat: What is saying that, sorry?
[14:44] <eimajenthat> blazemore: phpinfo() says it's not enabled
[14:44] <eimajenthat> or rather, it's not listed in phpinfo on that server
[14:45] <eimajenthat> but it is listed on my dev box
[14:46] <blazemore> eimajenthat: I think you have to compile PHP with support for that enabled, as the Ubuntu packages don't
[14:46] <eimajenthat> thanks, was afraid of that
[14:52] <cellardoor> Whenever I try to use Laptop-Mode-Tools or TLM on my laptop.. the computer instantly grinds to a halt and it can take up to a minute to run even "ls" in a terminal. If I stop either of these with systemd, everything runs fine again. Assuming they are doing something to my hard drive, as I can hear that spinning up and down. Any ideas would be really useful :)
[14:52] <kwaw>  /join #arrow_testing
[14:52] <Peetz0r> Hi! Is it true that ubuntu-12.04.3-desktop-i386.iso is supposed to fit on a regular old-fashioned cd? I just downloaded exactly that iso, and I'm trying to burn it to a CD using Brasero. Brasero claims that there's not enough room on the CD.
[14:52] <blazemore> Peetz0r: Is it larger than 700mb?
[14:52] <kwaw>  /join #arrow_testing
[14:53] <Peetz0r> it's 707MB according to du -h and 742MB according to du --si
[14:53] <blazemore> Peetz0r: Then it won't fit on a 700mb CD
[14:53] <Peetz0r> blazemore: then why is ubuntu-12.04.3-desktop-i386.iso more than 700mb? that was a release supposed to fit on a cd, right?
[14:54] <blazemore> I don't know, where did you hear that?
[14:54] <Peetz0r> I know that later releases, 12.10 and later, are around 800mb, but all releases before that should fit on a regular cd
[14:54] <Peetz0r> that has always been a limit for iso sizes
[14:55] <Johnny_Linux> didnt you look to see how big it was before you proceeded ?
[14:55] <Peetz0r> but I suppose the 12.04.3 image grew slightly larger than 12.04.2 or something, and noone actually checked that
[14:55] <Peetz0r> Johnny_Linux: Brasero won't even let me proceed anyway
[14:55] <Johnny_Linux> didnt the site post the size ?
[14:55] <blazemore> The site does say it's >700mb
[14:56] <Peetz0r> I had the image on my harddrive already, and have used it on usb drives and virtual machines without problems
[14:56] <blazemore> I have a 12.04.1 iso which is 673Mb so you might be right about integrated updates bringing up the size of the installion medium
[14:56] <Johnny_Linux> thatd work
[14:56] <Peetz0r> blazemore: I'd like to find a copy of 12.04.1 or 12.04.2 :)
[14:57] <Peetz0r> but the official ubuntu mirrors don't have those anymore
[14:57] <blazemore> I only have amd64, but google the filename
[14:57] <blazemore> You'll find a mirror/torrent
[14:57] <Peetz0r> oh, I need 32bit actually
[14:57] <Peetz0r> I'll find one
[14:57] <blazemore> File a bug and see how it gets triaged
[14:57] <Johnny_Linux> put it on a usb stick
[14:59] <Peetz0r> Johnny_Linux: the machine I'm working with is old enough to *not* boot from usb,a nd to *not* have a dvd drive
[14:59] <Nach0z> hey guys, I've got a user in my /etc/shadow and /etc/passwd files called "libuuid", anyone know what that's for?
[14:59] <Johnny_Linux> maybe its 2 old for it all together
[14:59] <Peetz0r> but the 12.04.2 and .1 releases are inded a few MB smaller, and will fit on the cd
[14:59] <blazemore> Peetz0r: There's a CD you can burn that'll then go on to boot from a USB flash drive. if you intend to use this machine into the future it might be worth keeping that around
[14:59] <Peetz0r> Johnny_Linux: nah, it will work
[15:00] <Peetz0r> It will be slow, but it will work
[15:01] <Paulos> ChogyDan, I apologize, it's there, I just missed it...
[15:02] <klrr_> 12.04 UP DATE GHC FFS IT SEGFAULTS WHEN YOU COMPILE CODE USING TeMPLATE HASKELL EXTENSION; UPDATE PLZ! TELL THE UBNUNTU DEVS! PLZPL ZPLZPLZ
[15:03] <Peetz0r> Johnny_Linux: but you made me reconsider anyway. I'm downloading xubuntu now :)
[15:04] <aruncn1`> hi...all.. after idle timeout, screen dimms in ubuntu... I want this dimness to be set as default brightness for me.. how do i do that..?
[15:06] <blazemore> aruncn1`: Can you change your brightness in display settings?
[15:07] <aruncn1`> no
[15:07] <aruncn1`> i dont see the brightness slide
[15:08] <blazemore> aruncn1`: Open a terminal and type sudo bash -c "echo -n 50 > /proc/acpi/video/*/LCD/brightness"
[15:08] <blazemore> aruncn1`: Does that change the brightness?
[15:09] <aruncn1`> blazemore: I don't see the directory video in /proc/acpi
[15:09] <aruncn1`> maximus:~/Documents/linux$ ls /proc/acpi/ ac_adapter/ battery/    event       wakeup
[15:10] <horrow> haai guys im lookin for help for program for ubuntu ^^ <3333
[15:10] <WyReSP> hi ..
[15:10] <WyReSP> anybody can help me? :D
[15:11] <WyReSP> i have a old pc ... and i cant install ubuntu
[15:11] <aruncn1`> blazemore: I don't find the brightness file in /proc.. sudo find /proc/ -name 'brightness' returned no results
[15:11] <blazemore> aruncn1`: Does the system have a make and model?
[15:11] <WyReSP> many errors to Squashfs filesystem ..
[15:12] <bluj> hi.. can anyone tell me how i can cleanly remove a package i installed with 'make install', but without the original build dir anymore? the package has a package config .pc file etc
[15:12] <blazemore> WyReSP: Did you check the integrity of the DVD before you installed, using the menu option?
[15:12] <WyReSP> but the CD works in other PCs ...
[15:12] <blazemore> bluj: It depends on if the person who provides the source code provides a way to uninstall.
[15:12] <blazemore> WyReSP: What actual error(s) do you get?
[15:13] <blazemore> bluj: A makefile is essentially just a shell script - open it up and see if there's a way to do something like "make uninstall"
[15:13] <bluj> blazemore: ok.. so i need to obtain the source code again and try ot 'make uninstall' it? i was wondering if there was a more intelligent way, generic system way
[15:13] <blazemore> bluj: Nope, nothing particularly special about "make install", it usually just copies files
[15:13] <blazemore> I wouldn't hold out on there being a "make uninstall" to be honest
[15:14] <WyReSP> while i attempting load the ubuntu installer into the CD ...
[15:15] <WyReSP> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/172937
[15:15] <WyReSP> how can i solve it ?! .. :S
[15:16] <aruncn1`> blazemore: just now read a blog... "xgamma -gamma .75".... this worked for me...thanks for your time :)
[15:19] <devjustforfun> Hello. Could you advice me some good video recording program to ubuntu?
[15:20] <devjustforfun> i need some speed recording program that will be show browser animation effects very well?
[15:20] <devjustforfun> Could you have some advices for me
[15:23] <devjustforfun> Anybody here?
[15:24] <blazemore> !patience
[15:25] <vramana> I am trying to follow the instructions here. https://gist.github.com/chen206/4030441 but I am getting an error like this http://pastebin.com/YRnBR6rG  Can somebody help me how to fix this??
[15:25] <blazemore> vramana: What Ubuntu version are you using?
[15:25] <vramana> Ubuntu 12.04
[15:26] <hydro> I trying to follow this guide http://askubuntu.com/questions/55848/how-do-i-install-oracle-java-jdk-7, and I've gotten to the part where your supposed to enable mozilla firefox plugin
[15:26] <devjustforfun> Could you advice me some good screen recording program to use in ubuntu?
[15:26] <blazemore> You added a PPA forpostgrsql vramana ? It's trying to get a version 129ubuntu1+elementary2~precise1
[15:26] <DJones> !screencast | devjustforfun
[15:26] <hydro> do I need to do this from chromium if I don't use firefox?
[15:26] <blazemore> vramana: The script says on a clean 12.04, not elementary, or Ubuntu with PPAs
[15:27] <blazemore> hydro: Why do you think you need the JDK?
[15:27] <DJones> devjustforfun: I've not used any of those suggested by Ubottu, but hopefully something that will give you a starter anyway
[15:27] <hydro> blazemore, for netbeans
[15:28] <devjustforfun> recordmydesktop and Kazam are not good choice for me becouse they are slow in browser animation effects i need something very speedy
[15:28] <vramana> blazemore: I don't know know I messed up a few things. Let me check.
[15:28] <blazemore> hydro: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install oracle-java7-jdk
[15:28] <blazemore> vramana: Look in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ for additional repositories
[15:29] <hydro> blazemore, did I screw up anything with all the commands I ran so far on this guide http://askubuntu.com/questions/55848/how-do-i-install-oracle-java-jdk-7
[15:29] <blazemore> hydro: You'll be fine just to use the PPA, it's easily the best way to get java/jdk
[15:29] <blazemore> hydro: It pulls the exact same code from the exact same place
[15:30] <eremis> quit
[15:30] <blazemore> eremis: /quit
[15:32] <vramana> blazemore: forpostgrsql PPA is not there in etc/apt/sources.list Here it is http://pastebin.com/JCvmFzhB
[15:32] <blazemore> vramana: no, in the directory /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
[15:32] <blazemore> vramana: You're not using Ubuntu 12.04, you're using Elementary OS !
[15:34] <vramana> blazemore: http://pastebin.com/9C0g7wiR
[15:35] <blazemore> vramana: Before I tell you to break your system, how did you install this system?
[15:35] <vramana> Yeah Sorry I thought telling Ubuntu 12.04 would suffice
[15:35] <blazemore> No, it makes a big difference here
[15:36] <vramana> Oh Sorry I didn't know that
[15:36] <blazemore> it even says in the original error
[15:36] <blazemore>  postgresql-9.2 : Depends: postgresql-common (>= 135~) but 129ubuntu1+elementary2~precise1 is to be installed
[15:36] <vramana> Oh I never noticed it.
[15:36] <vramana> I installed on a seperate partition.
[15:36] <blazemore> you could try getting rid of the elemtary repos, but it might break things
[15:37] <blazemore> If you just want your database server or whatever, do a fresh installation of Ubuntu 12.04 and then run that script, and it will work
[15:39] <vramana> okay thanks. But I don't want to do that. I already had enough of formatting. I don't want to sit and reconfigure the whole system for hours.
[15:42] <blazemore> vramana: Well then, move elementary.list out of that folder, then apt-get update and try again
[15:44] <vramana> blazemore: I did a bad mistake http://gorails.com/setup/ubuntu#postgres This was written for raring. I read the first few parts they worked. then by mistakenly I did the same thing for postgreSQL as well. Do you think it is causing some problem??
[15:44] <duoi> how can i autoconnect to my vpn on start up?
[15:44] <blazemore> vramana: As it happens, you'll be fine, just get rid of that elementary.list
[15:45] <blazemore> !es > WyReSP
[15:46] <vramana> blazemore: It is still giving same error.
[15:46] <blazemore> vramana: run sudo apt-get update first
[15:47] <vramana> blazemore: Still the same thing
[15:47] <blazemore> vramana: wget rory.sh/fixpackages; sh fixpackages
[15:48] <Galaxor> Hi.  I'm doing data recovery on a virtual disk I pulled off of a failing hard drive.  Right now, fsck is printing out a big list of what appear to be inode numbers.  It's been doing that overnight.  Is there any way to estimate how long it'll take to finish?
[15:48] <blazemore> Galaxor: If it's going through them in order, and you know the largest number, you could do a quick back-of-the-envelope calculation
[15:53] <p1l0t> So I was editing my /etc/group file and all I did was add a different user besides myself to a group of another user and after I saved it now it says I am not a sudoer..
[15:53] <universal> how to use gsettings or dconf to configure schema values which are not boolean or strings ?
[15:53] <blazemore> p1l0t: If you revert the change precicely to how it was before, does it go away?
[15:53] <p1l0t> blazemore: Can't, I don't has sudo..
[15:53] <vramana> blazemore: done
[15:54] <blazemore> vramana: If that didn't fix your package issues, I recommend a clean install of ubuntu 12.04 (not Elementary, or Mint, or Debian, or anything like that)
[15:54] <blazemore> vramana: Then that script will work for sure
[15:54] <blazemore> vramana: (your original script, not my package script)
[15:55] <vramana> It isn't working
[15:55] <vramana> Anyway thanks
[15:55] <frenris> I switched from an nvidia to amd graphics card and now I have no window decorations or unity menus :/
[15:55] <frenris> how do I fix things?
[15:56] <blazemore> frenris: Did you used to have the proprietry nvidia driver installed?
[15:57] <frenris> yes. I also switched back to having nvidia card in my comp and the issue didn't go away
[15:57] <blazemore> frenris: You could try sudo apt-get remove nvidia-glx nvidia-settings && sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-ati
[15:57] <gustav_> My optirun stuff is messed up. Where do I begin? Is there nothing that works yet?
[15:57] <p1l0t> I accidently named my file groups instead of group. When I did sudo mv groups group I lost sudo privileges. groups was never renamed to group and now I am no longer a sudoer :(
[15:58] <universal> how to use gsettings or dconf to configure schema values which are not boolean or strings from terminal ? eg. gsettings set com.canonical.unity.webapps preauthorized-domains value
[15:58] <blazemore> !details | gustav_
[15:58] <blazemore> p1l0t: You should boot from a liveCD or in recovery mode and fix the file
[15:58] <frenris> I'm supposing once i put the AMD card back in? I had compiz turned on and wobbly windows before. Is there any way to tell window decorations to go back to boring from the command line?
[15:58] <frenris> thanks blazemore
[15:58] <gustav_> blazemore: It used to work before but now I have low FPS in glxspheres and steam won't start; "Xlib:  extension "NV-GLX" missing on display ":0"."
[15:59] <MariusIT> is there any other way i can check the SSD health without using smartctl? it's returning bogus values
[15:59] <blazemore> frenris: You will need to remove the old video driver and install the new one
[15:59] <p1l0t> blazemore: I don't have a live cd but I guess I could try recovery mode
[15:59] <blazemore> gustav_: What changed in between it working, and it not working? not "nothing"
[15:59] <gustav_> blazemore: Package updates.
[16:00] <AcidRain2012> how to disable firefox audio visualization?
[16:00] <gustav_> blazemore: I haven't played games for a while.
[16:00] <blazemore> gustav_: Did it update the kernel? Try booting from an old kernel
[16:00] <blazemore> AcidRain2012: Firefox audio visualization?
[16:00] <gustav_> blazemore: Yes, I think so. I will try that.
[16:00] <AcidRain2012> ya. when you load an mp3 into firefox. it has all of the cool effects. blazemore
[16:00] <blazemore> AcidRain2012: Oh, that's the VLC plygin, not firefox itsself
[16:01] <blazemore> AcidRain2012: I would assume if you right-click on it you can disable the visualisaton
[16:01] <dwisse> anybody know if libpurple is available on ubuntu touch?
[16:01] <AcidRain2012> i dont have that option
[16:01] <AcidRain2012> i have: copy - open with rythmbox - fullscreen - about
[16:02] <AcidRain2012> Totem Browser Plugin
[16:02] <blazemore> Oh it's Totem not VLC, my mistake. I don't know how to disable the visualisation
[16:03] <AcidRain2012> blazemore, if i disable it. it wont play the files lol
[16:03] <gustav_> blazemore: No, I'm back on 3.5 and bumblebeed is "respawning too quickly" in dmesg. So it doesn't work either.
[16:04] <AcidRain2012> blazemore, ugh. a bug report was made on it for not being able to disable to
[16:04] <AcidRain2012> :/
[16:05] <blazemore> Well there's the answer to your original question: no
[16:05] <AcidRain2012> first issue with ubuntu 12 running cinnamon. here. the simplest thing cannot be turned off. yet i can hax wpa2 keys from the air
[16:05] <AcidRain2012> ^_-
[16:05] <universal> how to use gsettings or dconf to configure schema values which are not boolean or strings from terminal ? eg. gsettings set com.canonical.unity.webapps preauthorized-domains value
[16:06] <blazemore> universal: try using "get" first, see what output it gives you
[16:07] <Xfaulz> how can I install apt-get thru yum?
[16:07] <blazemore> universal: Then try to "set" a modified value in the same format. Look at "man gsettings"
[16:07] <blazemore> Xfaulz: You can't. WHat are you actually trying to do?
[16:07] <AcidRain2012> no apt-get? lol
[16:07] <m0x39> hi has anyone got catalyst control center installed with dual monitors ?
[16:07] <blazemore> Xfaulz: What Ubuntu version are you running?
[16:07] <Xfaulz> I built my own linux distro.
[16:07] <blazemore> m0x39: Yes, me
[16:07] <Xfaulz> on Ubuntu.
[16:07] <Xfaulz> well.
[16:07] <m0x39> blazemore
[16:07] <Xfaulz> I am using a Ubuntu server.
[16:07] <m0x39> i have 2 monitors
[16:07] <Xfaulz> blazemore:
[16:07] <m0x39> both should be at 1680x1050
[16:07] <Xfaulz> blazemore: how can I get apt-get?
[16:07] <m0x39> but the 2nd one stays at 1400x1050
[16:08] <blazemore> Xfaulz: How did you get yum? Yum isn't an Ubuntu thing
[16:08] <blazemore> Xfaulz: Ubuntu comes with apt-get. How/why did you uninstall it?
[16:08] <m0x39> who has removed apt-get... wow
[16:08] <Xfaulz> blazemore: I apt-get'd yum.
[16:08] <Xfaulz> yea yea guys
[16:08] <m0x39> hahaha
[16:08] <Xfaulz> call me a idiot
[16:08] <blazemore> Xfaulz: Well you already have apt-get then
[16:08] <Xfaulz> blazemore: no
[16:08] <m0x39> i didnt cal you an idiot
[16:08] <m0x39> just a weird thing to do
[16:08] <Xfaulz> bash: apt-get not found
[16:08] <Nach0z> Xfaulz: so you apt-get'd yum and then removed apt-get?
[16:08] <blazemore> Xfaulz: Since you used it to install yum. Now use it to *uninstall* yum, and go about your day
[16:08] <m0x39> whats your $PATH say
[16:08] <blazemore> Xfaulz: Why would you even do that?
[16:09] <AcidRain2012> Xfaulz, do you have synaptic package manager?
[16:09] <AcidRain2012> http://askubuntu.com/questions/295171/how-to-install-apt-get-package-manager
[16:09] <udizzy> did you run something like, apt-get remove apt-get --purge
[16:09] <Nach0z> Xfaulz: see if you can use aptitude or synaptic
[16:09] <Johnny_Linux> apt-get yum, el oh el
[16:09] <Xfaulz> I did apt-get install yum and then removed apt-get cause I wanted a challenge.
[16:09] <m0x39> hahah
[16:09] <Xfaulz> nach0z, i got aptitude
[16:09] <blazemore> Xfaulz: Well you've got your challenge
[16:09] <m0x39> wtf
[16:09] <m0x39> that is retarded im sorry
[16:09] <AcidRain2012> Xfaulz, lulz. wanted a challenge!
[16:09] <Xfaulz> blazemore: I got aptitude though.
[16:09] <Xfaulz> lulz.
[16:09] <blazemore> Xfaulz: It's not a challenge if you're asking someone else for the answer now is it? This is actually hilarious, sorry
[16:09] <udizzy> Xfaulz: Dammnnn you sure have a challenge ahead there buddy
[16:09] <Nach0z> if you have aptitude you should be able to get apt-get back
[16:09] <Xfaulz> nach0z: how?
[16:09] <Galaxor> blazemore: How do I find the largest number?
[16:09] <m0x39> anyway
[16:09] <gustav_> Argh.
[16:09] <udizzy> yum install apt-get ? maybe prolly
[16:09] <m0x39> could someone help me with my dual monitor config :/
[16:10] <AcidRain2012> Xfaulz, blazemore does have a point! we cant give you answer to your challenge ;)
[16:10] <blazemore> m0x39: Use the Catalyst Control Centre to set your monitors to "Single Desktop"
[16:10] <blazemore> m0x39: Sorry my mistake "dual" desktop
[16:10] <MonkeyDust> Xfaulz  you ruined your system and now you want us to help repair it, that's no challenge
[16:10] <blazemore> m0x39: Then you can use the built-in Ubuntu display settings to set the resolution
[16:10] <m0x39> yeh the hing is i need xinerama to work
[16:10] <m0x39> ah
[16:10] <m0x39> so you can disable xenorama
[16:10] <udizzy> Xfaulz: Personally I would accept defeat on the challenge and go for a reinstall
[16:10] <m0x39> or whatever it is
[16:10] <m0x39> and then still put monitors side by side via xrandr
[16:11] <m0x39> ?
[16:11] <Xfaulz> how can I get apt-get back thru aptitude?
[16:11] <blazemore> Oh I don't use xinerama, I use a "true" multi-monitor setup (not a virtual single monitor)
[16:11] <Xfaulz> can you guys just stop your rubbish and help me.
[16:11] <AcidRain2012> the top answers on google for not having apt-get: Get your vendor to stop breaking Ubuntu.  Use a proper installation of Ubuntu.
[16:11] <m0x39> ok blazemore the other thign is it doesnt pick up my res
[16:11] <udizzy> Xfaulz: lol
[16:11] <blazemore> 7:11:10           Xfaulz | can you guys just stop your rubbish and help me.
[16:11] <blazemore> Oh yeah, that'll help ^
[16:11] <ikonia> blazemore: don't need to repeat it, we saw it
[16:11] <Nach0z> Xfaulz: see if you can do 'sudo aptitude install apt'
[16:11] <Xfaulz> aptitude install apt worked
[16:11] <blazemore> It's going on my how_to_ubuntu twitter
[16:11] <ikonia> Xfaulz: what's your actual problem ?
[16:11] <Xfaulz> challenge beaten.
[16:12] <AcidRain2012> blazemore, i like how your "^" lined up with his name
[16:12] <Nach0z> lol acidrain
[16:12] <Xfaulz> ikonia: aptitude install apt fixed it.
[16:12] <ikonia> great,
[16:12] <AcidRain2012> lol
[16:12] <Nach0z> Xfaulz: imagenius.
[16:12] <Nach0z> kthx.
[16:12] <Xfaulz> nach0z: :p
[16:12] <Nach0z> \o/
[16:12] <Nach0z> that was a stupid challenge. don't do that again.
[16:12] <udizzy> Xfaulz: What is your next challenge ?
[16:12] <Xfaulz> nothing, udizzy.
[16:12] <Xfaulz> I do not want to risk my distro anymore
[16:13] <m0x39> hes gonna go on to fedora and do the same thign but with apt
[16:13] <Xfaulz> ok
[16:13] <Nach0z> lol m0x
[16:13] <udizzy> sound like a plan buddy, you dodged a bullet there.
[16:13] <m0x39> lol
[16:13] <blazemore> Why does ubuntu even *package* yum?
[16:13] <blazemore> !info yum raring
[16:13] <Nach0z> just uninstall everything and rebuild the system from the kernel up using nano
[16:14] <ikonia> ok guys - enough
[16:14] <ikonia> he's fixed and working, please lets move on
[16:14] <Nach0z> blazemore: because some people like yum
[16:14] <udizzy> I think being able to remove apt is kind of silly.
[16:14] <m0x39> but
[16:14] <m0x39> the thing is
[16:14] <blazemore> udizzy: There's nothing actually special about the package that provides apt-get
[16:14] <Galaxor> Aha.  dumpe2fs will show the inode count.
[16:14] <m0x39> asnyone using linux would not do $packagemanager remove $packagemanager
[16:15] <Xfaulz> !info rm raring
[16:15] <Xfaulz> !info cal raring
[16:15] <ikonia> m0x39: hes fixed and working - please let it go, people make mistakes
[16:15] <ikonia> Xfaulz: what do you need ?
[16:15] <Nach0z> udizzy: removing it is silly. forcing ubuntu to not allow removal of apt or apt-get would kind of be anti-linux, in my opinion
[16:15] <m0x39> yeh ok only messing
[16:15] <ikonia> m0x39: I've asked multiple times for it to stop, please drop it now
[16:15] <m0x39> ok
[16:15] <m0x39> jeeeez
[16:15] <onca> Could someone help me discern why I have a user in my gnome session named "J. Random User"
[16:15] <Nach0z> that's kinda like Microsoft making IE so integral to Windozer that if you remove it, the system dies
[16:16] <onca> I can't seem to delete or locate the account.
[16:16] <ikonia> Nach0z: final warning - it's done
[16:16] <Nach0z> ikonia: I'm talking about a new subject with udizzy
[16:16] <IdleOne> !ot
[16:16] <ikonia> it's nothing to do with this channel
[16:16] <ronnie> i have faced a problem that when i log in my ubuntu 13.04 pc then it happens that unlock loging keyring.how can i disable this feature?pls tell me the solution if anybody know this.
[16:17] <udizzy> Nach0z: I do kinda agree with the anti-linux thing.
[16:17] <Nach0z> udizzy: we should maybe take this to offtopic before ikonia ... iunno what ikonia can do honestly :|
[16:17] <Slart> ronnie: you do not want to unlock the keyring? or it asks you for a password to unlock it?
[16:18] <Mackwerk> Hey! I must be a retard but I've got this fresh ssd, my computer can find it in the bios, it's the only drive attached other than my live USB but when I get to the installation part it seems the ubuntu installer cannot find it, I've only just plugged it in and then I booted the live usb, do I have to do something first?
[16:18] <udizzy> Nach0z: no problem buddy, ikonia settle down.
[16:18] <m0x39> is it in AHCI mode
[16:18] <Slart> Mackwerk: it doesn't show up in gparted?
[16:19] <Mackwerk> Slart, actually I don't know, I'm really new to this and I don't really know how to check that
[16:19] <m0x39> run gparted
[16:19] <m0x39> or fdisk/gdisk
[16:19] <udizzy> does anyone use rsyslog and rsyslog-mysql to push exim4 logs to mysql ?
[16:19] <Slart> Mackwerk: try running the program Gnome Partition Editor from the regular menu.. or type gparted in a terminal
[16:19] <Mackwerk> Slart, so I can choose the try ubuntu option and do that, right?
[16:19] <Slart> Mackwerk: I think there might be a "disk utility" or similar as well
[16:19] <Slart> Mackwerk: correct
[16:20] <ronnie> @Slart .. i do not want to unlock the keyring.actually i want to disable this feature.but how can i do that?
[16:20] <frenris> so my ubuntu menus and window decoration disappeared. I got my window decorations back my installing metacity and running metacity --replace. Anyone know what I can do to get my ubuntu menus back?
[16:21] <Nach0z> udizzy: but yeah, I've found even the fact that I can't remove certain packages because it'll break existing packages frustrating at times, I usually have to go in and do some dpkg magic to get it working again. Last time I had to do that was maven, I think
[16:21] <Slart> ronnie: hmm.. I'm not really sure.. you have a default keyring that gets installed by default... you could remove that, I guess
[16:22] <Slart> ronnie: I'm not really sure what this might affect though.. there could be side-effects
[16:22] <Mackwerk> Slart, ok, I'm trying that booting it up again now :p
[16:22] <udizzy> Nach0z: Packages with strange dependency's are annoying had a few a long time ago.
[16:23] <Slart> Mackwerk: ok
[16:24] <Nach0z> udizzy: yeah I think the last time I tried to install maven3 was back in 10.04 or something like that, and I couldn't because it required maven2 to build, but they had different dependencies and some of them replaced the ones for the other maven version
[16:24] <Nach0z> ended up bootstrapping pretty much everything
[16:25] <IdleOne> Nach0z: Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for the chit chat. discussing ubuntu is not support related and does not belong in this channel.
[16:28] <Mackwerk> Slart, hmm running gparted it gives me this message (it's really long but it's something likes): /dev/Sda conratins GPT signatures, indicating that it has a GPT table. Hwoever it does not have a fake msdos partitiion table as it should..
[16:28] <Mackwerk> It then asks me if it is a GPT partitition table and I can click yes/no
[16:29] <Slart> Mackwerk: well.. that puts it into unknown territory to me.. never messed with that before
[16:29] <rostam> HI I just installed 12.04 LTS on my system. During installation it ask for a username and password which I provided. Now I need to get root access to install new packages and I am not able to become root. How could I recover the root password? Is there something I need to do during installation? thx
[16:29] <Mackwerk> Slart ok :p
[16:29] <blazemore> !sudo | rostam
[16:29] <Mackwerk> I'll try and click no, I suppose nothing will happen then
[16:30] <Slart> Mackwerk: include this information and ask the room to see if anyone knows more about the subject
[16:31] <PapaSierra_> is it possible for a file/dir to to be owned by <anybody>:mygroup?
[16:31] <Mackwerk> Slart, well, I clicked no. And took it from there. sda was the ssd so I created a partition table, now I'm trying to see about installing ubuntu on it
[16:32] <blazemore> PapaSierra_: yes. chown <user>:<group> <filename>
[16:32] <Slart> Mackwerk: ah.. well if it shows up in the installer I suppose you did the right thing =)
[16:33] <PapaSierra_> blazemore: no, i mean it's a sort of "nobody" user. i.e. to me the group is important, but nobody really owns the file
[16:33] <Mackwerk> Slart, I hope so :D I'll see in a bit
[16:33] <blazemore> PapaSierra_: Every file has an owner
[16:33] <PapaSierra_> blazemore: ok sure
[16:33] <Mackwerk> While I'm here, I've put in a XFX Radeon HD 7750 Core Edition card but it seemed pretty sluggish with ubuntu, are there some special drivers I can install or something?
[16:34] <blazemore> Mackwerk: Are there any additional drivers listed in the Additional Drivers section of Software Sources?
[16:35] <Nach0z> Mackwerk: you may have to download the ATI driver installer from the website, it's what I had to revert to for my Radeon
[16:35] <Mackwerk> Nach0z, do they provide an ubuntu package, or?
[16:36] <Mackwerk> blazemore, don't know yet, just installing ubuntu now will see then
[16:36] <Nach0z> Mackwerk: no, it's just a generic Linux executable, it essentially has to compile the kernel module based on what's on your system
[16:36] <Nach0z> you'll have to install the kernel headers and whatnot
[16:38] <Mackwerk> :o Sounds scary
[16:38] <rbeucher>  /quit
[16:39] <Nach0z> Mackwerk: it's not particularly easy but it's the only way I've been able to get my ATI card to work reliably. Only problem is you have to redo it pretty much every time you do any kind of real system upgrade, like to the kernel or something
[16:39] <Hanumaan> how to keep a installed python module in python path ? I have installed python module in /usr/local but it is not available in help('modules')
[16:40] <blazemore> Hanumaan: ask #python
[16:41] <ferr> hi
[16:43] <beginner_> uhm, hi?
[16:43] <ferr> could anyone help me to install broadcom drivers?
[16:43] <beginner_> Could i ask here if my computer supports linux? ubuntu preferably?
[16:44] <beginner_> hp compaq d330 ut does this (very old) piece of crap support linux?
[16:45] <gordonjcp> beginner_: is it a PC?
[16:45] <john_john> Woo, I Just installed ubuntu and it works perfectly so far
[16:45] <gordonjcp> john_john: cool
[16:45] <john_john> although I have a slight delay when typing
[16:46] <john_john> Could it be firefox's fault?
[16:46] <gordonjcp> john_john: in everything, or just IRC?
[16:46] <gordonjcp> browser based IRC?
[16:46] <john_john> YEah, irccloud
[16:46] <beginner_> yeah gordon, an old desktop with windows xp running on it
[16:46] <john_john> yup, it's firefox, unity i can type normally in
[16:46] <john_john> hmm alright, so how do I check if both of my graphic cards are being used?
[16:47] <Mackwerk> blazemore, where can I find the additional software view you mentioned?=
[16:47] <Mackwerk> AH! Nevermind I found it I think
[16:49] <beginner_> are 7 year old computers supported by ubuntu?
[16:50] <Nach0z> beginner_: depends on what the hardware is, but generally yes
[16:50] <dtcrshr> beginner_: well, maybe you will need a lighter version
[16:50] <Artemis3> beginner_, its easer to say which cpu and how much ram it has
[16:50] <john_john> better than windows anyways
[16:50] <dtcrshr> like lxde or xfce
[16:51] <dtcrshr> john_john: said it
[16:51] <Nach0z> beginner_: what Artemis3 said, it's more about the hardware specs than the "age" of the hardware. unless there's some freaky proprietary cards in there somewhere
[16:51] <Nach0z> (which I doubt)
[16:51] <beginner_> yeah, well, someone made this computer, hmm, its very bad, 770mb working space
[16:52] <john_john> where do I find settings for unity?
[16:52] <Nach0z> beginner_: 770 MB of ram?
[16:52] <beginner_> yeah, RAM
[16:53] <Artemis3> ok, what cpu? p4?
[16:53] <beginner_> yup, pentium 4 :(
[16:53] <Nach0z> beginner_: when you say "working space" I'm assuming you don't mean there's only 770MB of RAM sticks in the machine?
[16:53] <ferr> I need some guidance with broadcom wireless drivers. I found some tutorials online, but I could not solve the problem. Any suggestions? bcm43228
[16:53] <Artemis3> it could be 1g or ram (minus video shared memory) and p4, yup you should be fine ^^
[16:54] <Nach0z> beginner_: for what it's worth that's the same specs as the machine that I'm running my ubuntu server on. it's an old VAIO. should be fine.
[16:54] <Artemis3> beginner_, i would try with lubuntu or xubuntu just in case ubuntu feels too slow
[16:54] <Nach0z> Artemis3 seems to know more about hardware than me >____>
[16:54] <beginner_> :) thanks
[16:54] <Artemis3> yes i have some p4s around :)
[16:54] <e-frame> hi all
[16:55] <beginner_> lubuntu would be better for slow computers?
[16:55] <Artemis3> yes
[16:55] <Artemis3> you will then need to add the apps you like, such as libreoffice, steam, etc
[16:55] <beginner_> aight, thanks for ur information :)
[16:55] <beginner_> Now... i need an usb-stick ;p
[16:56] <Nach0z> lol
[16:56] <beginner_> anyone got safe download link to official lubuntu?
[16:57] <beginner_> i only can find some torrents -.-
[16:57] <beginner_> dont want FBI knocking on my door for illegally downloading free software ;p
[16:58] <john_john> you can't be busted for that, but try ubuntu.com :P
[16:58] <ferr> you can not be punished for downloading
[16:58] <Nach0z> beginner_: if you're looking at this page https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/GetLubuntu  then only the top thing that says "torrent link" is a torrent. the "Standard PC" stuff is what you want, it's direct download
[16:58] <ferr> you might get in trouble for sharing
[16:58] <john_john> http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop
[16:58] <Nach0z> ferr: nah, if it's free and unmodified he's fine
[16:58] <john_john> oh nevermind ;_;
[16:59] <ferr> ye
[16:59] <ferr> iḿ just taking it globally
[16:59] <beginner_> :D
[16:59] <beginner_> now... 32-bit or 64-bit? ;p
[16:59] <Artemis3> ubuntu and derivatives, and most linux iso images are legal to share
[17:00] <Artemis3> 32 bit for p4
[17:00] <beginner_> thanks. almost downloaded 64 bit ;p
[17:00] <Nach0z> pentium 4 processors really are incredibly durable little buggers
[17:01] <beginner_> ok, torrent is downloading ;)
[17:02] <john_john> why is it that whenever I search for a program in unity and it comes up, clicking wont start it?
[17:02] <Nach0z> beginner_: scuze me while I go leech all ur peers
[17:02] <beginner_> ^^
[17:02] <john_john> or is it protection so that basic users can't bring up the terminal?
[17:03] <Artemis3> are you using the guest account? if so i think thats the case
[17:03] <john_john> nope
[17:03] <john_john> my admin account
[17:06] <Nach0z> john_john: might have your PATH set wrong, could try dropping into a TTY and seeing if you can start them just via the program name
[17:07] <nightmare365> hi guys is there a way to blacklist guys in a shared network
[17:08] <nightmare365> my brother is hogging it and i'd like to teach him a little lesson
[17:08] <beginner_> Do USB-sticks work to install lubuntu/ubuntu?
[17:08] <Slart> nightmare365: iptables is one tool that can do that for you
[17:09] <nightmare365> Slart: i haven't used it .. let me check it up
[17:09] <Nach0z> beginner_: it *should* but you may want to just stick to using a CD. I've found it's a bit more consistent
[17:09] <nightmare365> can i use gufw to set up the rules?
[17:09] <Nach0z> if you have a CD-RW you can use, just take the extra few minutes to do that
[17:09] <Slart> nightmare365: if you google for "traffic shaping iptables" you'll get quite a few tutorials.. it will take some reading, I don't think there is a turn-key solution out there
[17:10] <Slart> nightmare365: I have no idea, never used gufw
[17:10] <shadowtech> nightmare365 what do you want to block him from
[17:10] <nightmare365> shadowtech: from accessing the internet or at least joining the wifi
[17:10] <beginner_> Aww :( then i gotta buy a CD, lol
[17:11] <beginner_> Unless my granddad got one.... which is very unlikely...
[17:11] <mrallan140> hello
[17:11] <Slart> beginner_: USB-stick has worked nicely for me for the last couple of years
[17:11] <john_john> you can't install it from inside of windows anymore?
[17:12] <john_john> Oh and Ubuntu made my computer incredibly loud, my guess is that it doesn't utilize both of my graphic cards :/
[17:12] <Slart> !usb | beginner_
[17:13] <nightmare365> Slart: this is just what i wanted .. will limit him to 100kbps that oughta teach him something
[17:14] <Slart> nightmare365: you can look into dropping random packets from his traffic as well.. that will make things not only slow but slow in a very annoying way
[17:15] <Slart> nightmare365: all in the name of science, of course =)
[17:15] <john_john> jesus my computer is loud
[17:15] <beginner_> lol, nightmare is going to ddos his brother?
[17:15] <baphomet1> hello all.  I am looking for a SATA controller card like this one http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16816124060 that will work in ubuntu for sure.  I bought the card I linked because it says it works in linux, but it didn't work in ubuntu 12.04.3
[17:18] <nightmare365> beginner_: was considering to give him a little ICMP flood :D
[17:18] <ozzloy> john_john, do you have nvidia?
[17:18] <john_john> Two ATI cards
[17:18] <john_john> ozzloy
[17:18] <baphomet1> nobody?
[17:18] <ozzloy> ... desktop?
[17:18] <john_john> ubuntu desktop, yes?
[17:19] <nightmare365> he messed with the wrong brother :)
[17:19] <ozzloy> john_john, is your computer a desktop
[17:19] <john_john> ozzloy yeah
[17:19] <ozzloy> interesting
[17:19] <john_john> I think I need to install amd catalyst
[17:19] <ozzloy> sorry, i don't know how to fix the problem, i was just curious about having 2 video cards
[17:19] <john_john> but it wont let me uninstall the old ati drivers
[17:20] <john_john> because I play a lot of games
[17:20] <john_john> or used to play a lot of games.
[17:20] <ozzloy> i remember nvidia had a dual video card thing
[17:20] <Pici> !enter
[17:20] <ozzloy> for laptops
[17:20] <beginner_> aight nightmare... If you want to annoy him someway, u should get urself a good VPN-server, then download something like prosecure on ur router, and block all sites except from VPN ^^
[17:21] <ozzloy> john_john, maybe i'm in a niche, but it's weird for me to hear that someone has a desktop these days
[17:21] <john_john> Yeah, AMD does as well, it's called amd catalyst. I'm trying to follow this guide: http://www.techlw.com/2013/01/install-amd-ati-drivers-in-ubuntu.html
[17:21] <john_john> BUT when I run the first command and enter my password I get the following error: http://www.techlw.com/2013/01/install-amd-ati-drivers-in-ubuntu.html
[17:21] <Pici> beginner_, nightmare365: all this really isn't on-topic for this chnnel.
[17:21] <baphomet1> hello all.  I am looking for a SATA controller card like this one http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16816124060 that will work in ubuntu for sure.  I bought the card I linked because it says it works in linux, but it didn't work in ubuntu 12.04.3
[17:21] <baphomet1> ?
[17:22] <FloodBot1> baphomet1: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:22] <john_john> Ozzloy: Wait, what, what do you mean? A whole bunch of people build gaming computers for gaming.
[17:22] <nightmare365> sorry Pici my bad
[17:22] <baphomet1> floodbot getting mad
[17:22] <baphomet1> not flodding.
[17:22] <baphomet1> flooding even.
[17:23] <john_john> Anyone knows how to fix this?
[17:23] <Pici> john_john: you pasted the same link twice, we can't see the error that you're getting.
[17:24] <baphomet1> can anyone answer me question? :D
[17:24] <Pici> baphomet1: Why do you think it doesn't work in 12.04?
[17:25] <baphomet1> Pici, because I installed the card and tried it.  I also asked about that card in here and apparently there is no kernel module built in for it
[17:25] <john_john> My bad
[17:25] <ferr> I need some help with broadcom bcm43228 wireless drivers
[17:26] <john_john> It worked now, apparently there were no current drivers
[17:26] <baphomet1> Pici, lspci shows the card, it has a marvell chipset.  however the hard drive that is attached to it never shows up.
[17:26] <nginx058> I purged a package but when I do, which nginx, it still shows the binary is in /usr/sbin/nginx. How can I completely remove the package with its config.?
[17:26] <nginx058> apt-get remove/purge didn't help
[17:27] <baphomet1> Pici, you have no further comment? :D
[17:28] <Impossible> whats the shorcut key to see all applications open
[17:29] <PapaSierra_> when you ssh a server for the first time you get the accept yes/no? question. i would like to write a script to ssh into a server i own, and from there, ssh into bitbucket.org and accept their public key. how would i force the "yes"?
[17:29] <sliddjur> I removed my usb without unmounting, now I cannot see it in Ubuntu anymore. it still works fine on a win7 machine
[17:29] <NET||abuse> hi folks, i need to setup my laptop wifi as a shared ineternet connection for my tablet, I am trying to run charles to proxy my http/s requests and inspect them, but I cannot get the wifi hotspot functionality to work?
[17:29] <Pici> baphomet1: Have you seen http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Marvell_Technology_Group_chipsets#88SE91xx_chipsets_Linux_support
[17:30] <NET||abuse> It was really simple to get working on this macpoop air, so now I don't want ubuntu to be the place i can't get something working
[17:30] <sliddjur> usb storage that is
[17:30] <john_john> hehe macpoop air
[17:30] <ozzloy> PapaSierra_, this might be what you're looking for http://web.monkeysphere.info/
[17:30] <NET||abuse> also, i kinda need to be able to proxy my mobile apps with the ubuntu laptop as I'm working on the webservice endpoints for the app
[17:31] <NET||abuse> anyone have any experience doing this?
[17:32] <PapaSierra_> ozzloy: or maybe this? ssh -oStrictHostKeyChecking=no git@bitbucket.org
[17:33] <baphomet1> Pici, no.  Checking now.
[17:33] <baphomet1> Pici, I would rather buy another one that is known to work without issues
[17:35] <Ludovik> Anyone have any preferred sites for ordering used textbooks?
[17:35] <bazhang> Ludovik, thats not on topic here
[17:36] <duoi> how can i change the icons in the top panel?
[17:37] <PapaSierra_> sorry, a better question would be "how to add a public key to my known hosts". i don't want the interactive "yes/no" i already trust the host. i just want to add it
[17:38] <NET||abuse> PapaSierra_: you have a rsa key in ~/.ssh/  and you want to push the .pub up to a server?
[17:38] <NET||abuse> ssh-key-add  will do it
[17:39] <john_john> hmm sooo... CRossfire acceleration only works with one screen and not multiple? Oh well, it's quiet now at least. =)
[17:39] <john_john> PRaise amd for catalyst for ubuntu
[17:39] <perre`vl> g'navond
[17:40] <universal> what use is geoclue service of ? and how to use it ?
[17:40] <trism> duoi: change your icon theme or replace the icons in your current theme
[17:41] <MonkeyDust> !nl | perre`vl
[17:41] <universal> !geoclue
[17:42] <MonkeyDust> PapaSierra_  is this useful https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/Keys#Generating_RSA_Keys
[17:42] <perre`vl> i know MonkeyDust  ;)
[17:42] <perre`vl> didn't realized that i was in #ubuntu
[17:43] <trism> duoi: unless you mean the window close, min, max buttons in the top left, those are in a separate Theme/unity directory (such as /usr/share/themes/Ambiance/unity/)
[17:43] <Neuling> hello germans here ?
[17:43] <PapaSierra_> NET||abuse: it's something like this "ssh-keyscan -H github.com". the idea is i'm remote controlling servers that have never seen github.com before, but i dont' want to be present to interact with the server manually and type "yes"
[17:44] <bazhang> Neuling, in #ubuntu-de
[17:47] <neredsenvy> I have a 500GB Disn my Ubuntu partition is 450GB in size 11GB is used atm. Before I installed Ubuntu I had a 50GB NTFS partition with backupfiles. I can't see it anymore to be able to mount it either via fdisk or partitioner I'm 100% sure it did not get formated/deleted.
[17:47] <neredsenvy> Any ideas how to fetch it and mount it ?
[17:48] <sliddjur> Hello, I cant find my usb thumb drive. disks application detects it, but nautilus doesnt show it. my win7 mounts it perfectly
[17:48] <wilee-nilee> neredsenvy, run sudo fdisk -l and pastebin the info generated
[17:49] <NET||abuse> PapaSierra_: oh, you want servers to push back up to githug
[17:49] <NET||abuse> well, in that case, set this up in scripts and export the IdentityFile env variable.
[17:49] <sliddjur> http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=3013mz9&s=5
[17:49] <ferr> anyone experienced with broadcom wireless drivers?
[17:49] <NET||abuse> i can't remember what it is to do it, you'll have to google, but that's the best way,,, otherwise for that user, setup the ~/.ssh/config to use the public key
[17:49] <PapaSierra_> no, i want github's public key added to my known_hosts without me having to answer "yes"
[17:49] <neredsenvy> wilee-nilee: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/b17df3c205b846e60b8c
[17:49] <duoi> trism: i was referring to the icons at the top, ie sound settings, battery indicator, session manager etc
[17:49] <NET||abuse> oh, there's probably an autoaccept switch you can pass in to ssh
[17:50] <NET||abuse> man ssh
[17:50] <HisaoNakai> NET||abuse: What's githug? O_o
[17:50] <PapaSierra_> HisaoNakai: it's this awesome new thing
[17:50] <NET||abuse> A git appreciation site i just invented!
[17:50] <trism> duoi: yeah those are just a part of the icon theme, though it can be tricky to figure out the correct names for the icons
[17:50] <PapaSierra_> NET||abuse: cool, reading now
[17:50] <Nach0z> lol
[17:50] <PapaSierra_> lol @ NET||abuse
[17:51] <ferr> who can help me with wireless drivers? bcm43228
[17:51] <bazhang> !broadcom | ferr
[17:51] <NET||abuse> ferr: sounds like fun :)
[17:52] <wilee-nilee> neredsenvy, There is no ntfs in the sda disc, you have sdb with a 16 gig ntfs.
[17:52] <ferr> thanks bazhang
[17:52] <trism> duoi: you'll probably want to check up the status/22/ subdirectory of your theme
[17:52] <ferr> NET||abuse, its fun but starts annoying me
[17:52] <neredsenvy> wilee-nilee: Weird the ubuntu partition is 450GB the 16GB is a SSD
[17:53] <trism> duoi: so for instance, /usr/share/icons/ubuntu-mono-dark/status/22
[17:53] <neredsenvy> wilee-nilee: Theres 50GB partition missing and I have no clue how to get it back/mount it : P
[17:53] <wilee-nilee> neredsenvy, It would be a recovery if it is gone, you have no backup of it?
[17:54] <neredsenvy> wilee-nilee: How would I back it up I simply installed Ubuntu I left the 50GB partition I use for backing up files alone. I formated the 450GB where WIn7 used to reside and installed Ubuntu instead
[17:55] <neredsenvy> However now after I'm done the 50GB partition is not showing anywhere
[17:55] <Extreminador> hey wilee-nilee do you know that topic/thread that (i think it was that said to me) to ask to put in the oficial repositorys  a software... to someone called Jeff (or something) put that software/upgrade on the oficial rep ?
[17:56] <Extreminador> *think it was you
[17:56] <wilee-nilee> neredsenvy, There are a number of ways to backup stuff up, a clone of it on an external or a just the info on a external would have been the way.
[17:56] <Castling> OT: Hynix fabs 1 and 2 just exploded. If you need ram, get it now.
[17:56] <wilee-nilee> Extreminador, I saw you yesterday we spoke I believe but that info does not ring a bell
[17:57] <neredsenvy> wilee-nilee: I used two partitions I guess Ubuntu formated/trashed that 50GB partition during install. I'm guessing everything is gone ?
[17:57] <Extreminador> yehh wilee-nilee but it was not yestarday (i think)
[17:57] <Extreminador> but thanks will have to look
[17:58] <wilee-nilee> neredsenvy, Ubuntu only did what you told it to, this is user error, and yes it seems to be gone if it was on sda, you have my empathy here though.
[17:58] <chaotic_good> so where does ubuntu setup nic bonds?
[17:58] <chaotic_good> :)
[17:58] <neredsenvy> Weird I did not even touch the partition during install : //
[17:58] <chaotic_good> 12.04 LTS
[17:58] <neredsenvy> So much data lost
[18:00] <wilee-nilee> neredsenvy, I use external HD's I have 3, one is 2TB, to do backups, your best insurance is having stuff off the computer.
[18:00] <neredsenvy> wilee-nilee: Whats weird https://gist.github.com/anonymous/b17df3c205b846e60b8c is showing sda1, sda2 then just blanks out and shows sda5 wheres sda3/sda4 : /
[18:00] <maxence> ls
[18:01] <zykotick9> neredsenvy: you're probably using an Extended partition, which causes that "jump"
[18:01] <HypnotiX> How can i set my swap partition to be on even after i reboot ?
[18:01] <wilee-nilee> neredsenvy, Lets have a visual look, install gparted and take a screenshot and image bin it.
[18:01] <zykotick9> HypnotiX: /etc/fstab
[18:02] <HypnotiX> zykotick9: that directory is empty
[18:02] <zykotick9> HypnotiX: /etc is empty?  fstab is a file.
[18:02] <HypnotiX> ah i have a folder also named fstab.d :)
[18:02] <chaotic_good> HypnotiX: swapfile
[18:03] <zykotick9> HypnotiX: ignore the folder, use the file
[18:03] <chaotic_good> if have the partition
[18:03] <chaotic_good> /etc/fstab
[18:03] <chaotic_good> examples on google n bing
[18:03] <chaotic_good> n stuff
[18:03] <MonkeyDust> HypnotiX  open a terminal and type    less /etc/fstab
[18:03] <wilee-nilee> neredsenvy, Partitions  go in numerical order when the types are the same generally, you have sda1 as a primary, sda2 is the extended, so the sda5 a logical inside the sda2 starts at sda5. A single HD can have 4 primaries which would be sda1,2,3,4
[18:04] <HypnotiX> i have the file open
[18:04] <neredsenvy> wilee-nilee: http://oi43.tinypic.com/b5i4h2.jpg
[18:04] <wilee-nilee> neredsenvy, sda5 is the swap, I used the term logical though.
[18:05] <MonkeyDust> HypnotiX  does it look similar to this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab#Examples
[18:05] <Extreminador> can´t find the thread lool... let me ask again like i ask before and someone told me the topic link
[18:05] <HypnotiX> well i dont have the swap partition in there
[18:05] <wilee-nilee> neredsenvy, So that picture should be helpful for you to understand types of partitions and their numbers as I explained, is this more clear?
[18:06] <Extreminador> when i open playonlinux it says that there is a new version , even after i do apt-get update and apt-get upgrade
[18:06] <wilee-nilee> Extreminador, I believe these posts are on the web, they used to be anyway.
[18:07] <Extreminador> the firts time i ask this someone told me to ask Jeff (or something) to add the new version to the oficial repositorys and show me a topic to ask there
[18:07] <Nach0z> Extreminador: the apt repositories may not have the most recent version of a software, depending on whether they break other things (such as dependency changes)
[18:07] <neredsenvy> It's showing 3 partitions and theres  second 16GB dis however ubuntu is only showing the boot partition and the second drive
[18:07] <zykotick9> HypnotiX: use "sudo blkid" to find out the swaps UUID then add it like "UUID=e1d2e3f4-9828-48e7-8920-529b234b681b none            swap    sw              0       0"
[18:08] <neredsenvy> wilee-nilee: Still theres 30~ some GB which was the side of the data on the backup partition
[18:08] <neredsenvy> missing
[18:08] <Extreminador> Nach0z correct... but when i ask this the firts time someone told me a link to post a topic asking to add the lasted version  of that software in this case the playonlinux
[18:08] <Extreminador> but i can´t remember the link... and i have already sow in my historic about it but grrrr ... can´t find it
[18:09] <Nach0z> dunno that I can help there, sorry
[18:09] <HypnotiX> zykotick9: done ty
[18:09] <Extreminador> np Nach0z lool
[18:13] <muggard> I want to cut -f 1,3 -d "  " filename and then append a string and then write this result line by line to file.
[18:13] <muggard> how to do that?
[18:13] <zykotick9> muggard: "IF" you don't get an answer here, i'd try #bash
[18:14] <Extreminador> muggard use "> appendfilename.txt
[18:14] <muggard> Extreminador: how does that work?
[18:14] <muggard> zykotick9: thanks.
[18:15] <Extreminador> muggard example "dir > /home/user/test.txt"
[18:15] <Extreminador> them open test.txt that is in /home/user/
[18:15] <xvalechioc2013> Hi
[18:15] <moon`> E: Encountered a section with no Package: header E: Problem with MergeList /var/lib/apt/lists/us.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_raring_main_i18n_Translation-en%5fU S  E: The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.
[18:15] <wilee-nilee> neredsenvy, The whole HD shows as being fully partitioned, 3 partitions sda1 a primary sda2 as the extended, and sda5 the swap.
[18:15] <moon`> Get this error every time I try to sudo apt-get update
[18:16] <moon`> suggestions?
[18:16] <muggard> well, what I used is "cut -f 1,3 -d "  " filename >> final.txt"
[18:16] <blazemore> moon`: wget rory.sh/fixpackages; sh fixpackages
[18:16] <muggard> but I don't understand how that can let me append my string to the end of the line.
[18:16] <Extreminador> muggard all together like one command only
[18:17] <Extreminador> muggard and only one > not >>
[18:17] <muggard> I don't understand.
[18:17] <Pici> Extreminador: muggard wants to add additional text into the end of the line
[18:17] <wilee-nilee> neredsenvy, What you have to watch out for is that gigs are counted differently by the manufacturer as 1000MB, where as linux sees them as 1204MB, so a 500 gig HD is actually smaller in the real world.
[18:17] <muggard> I want to append a string to the output of cut.
[18:17] <Extreminador> Pici ahhh i did not understood that... lool
[18:17] <muggard> and then write to final.txt.
[18:17] <wilee-nilee> 1024*
[18:18] <Extreminador> muggard forget what i said
[18:18] <muggard> are you hypnotising me, Extreminador?
[18:18] <Pici> muggard: cut -f 1,3 -d "  " filename | sed 's/$/more text/' > final.txt
[18:18] <blazemore> muggard: cut -f 1,3 -d "  " filename | sed 's/$/YOURSTRING/' >> output_filename
[18:18] <blazemore> Aww Pici
[18:18] <muggard> ok, thank you.
[18:18] <moon`> blazemore: fixpackages: 1: fixpackages: Syntax error: redirection unexpected
[18:18] <muggard> I thought I should use sed but I have no idea how to use it.
[18:19] <SwashBuckla> is multilib the only way to get skype on Ubuntu 64?
[18:19] <muggard> what is $ here, exactly?
[18:19] <moon`> gotta run
[18:19] <moon`> bbiab
[18:19] <SwashBuckla> so... many... libraries
[18:19] <blazemore> Well thats weird moon` . If you open it up in a web browser you can see line by line the commands to run to fix it, copy and paste them one by one
[18:19] <blazemore> muggard: $ is "end of the line"
[18:19] <Pici> muggard: its a regex meaning the end of the line.
[18:19] <muggard> oh.
[18:19] <muggard> I also don't know regex which doesn't help.
[18:19] <muggard> thanks a lot.
[18:20] <blazemore> That's fine, you can see what's happening there is the end of every line is being replaced by a string. So basically the string will just be appended to the end of every line
[18:20] <blazemore> sed 's/foo/bar' replaces foo with bar
[18:21] <BluesKaj> regex=regular expression(s)  whatever that means , guess i should look it up :)
[18:22] <nantou> do you know the free software game 0 a.d.?
[18:22] <nantou> it runs really slow on my machine, maybe an old graphics card and I cannot find a way to increase its speed
[18:23] <rubund> hi!, could anyone here tell me why the bazaar branch at for instance https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/saucy/vim/saucy  is not up-to-date?
[18:23] <zykotick9> blazemore: isn't it s/foo/bar/ with the closing /?
[18:27] <zykotick9> nantou: what does "lspci | grep -i vga" output?
[18:31] <Pici> rubund: If I had to guess, its likely because we haven't needed to do any custom patches for vim in any recent releases.
[18:32] <c3vin> how can ubuntu see a SAS Hard Disk?
[18:33] <raub> c3vin: I think you need to ask that to your controller
[18:34] <blazemore> zykotick9: I don't think the closing / is necessary unless you want to put a g or something after it
[18:35] <raub> If I have a physical liveCD that is, say 300MB in size, how can I read it as an iso? I would use dd but it wants to read all the sectors in the disk, so my image is as big as the disk was
[18:35] <rubund> Pici: thanks. This may make sense.
[18:37] <wilee-nilee> raub, discs can be data or images, images are seen as a iso.
[18:38] <c3vin> raub: how can I get controller to present drive to ubuntu?
[18:38] <hexacode> anyone know how i can wget recursively an entire website, but only grab images contained in this directory http://newfoundlandcanvas.com/images/thumbnailimgs/  which btw isnt indexed..hence i need to find references to images inside it
[18:39] <PapaSierra_> general question: i have a called example and there is root. i have added my local machine user's public key to the authorized_keys of both root and example. so i can log in using $ ssh root@host or $ ssh example@host, but use the same key. is that ok? or bad? if bad, why?
[18:40] <zykotick9> PapaSierra_: using root to ssh with, is a TERRIBLE idea... just sayin'
[18:40] <Pici> PapaSierra_: its doing what you've set it up to do.  I certainly wouldn't recommend ssh-ing in as root directly, but if you really needed it for something then using key-based auth is the right way to do it.
[18:41] <hexacode> anyone know how to wget recursively a website, but onyl the files that pass a certain regex?
[18:41] <raub> wilee-nilee: Ok, let me use an example: let's say for whatever reason I burned the centos minimal install (first ISO I could find as example), which is a 323MB .iso
[18:41] <raub> Now how would I read it back from the cd into a .iso of about the same size?
[18:42] <zykotick9> hexacode: the -r for recursive is easy ;)  the regex part... i have no clue.  good luck.
[18:42] <hexacode> zykotick9: lol i wish they implemented it
[18:42] <PapaSierra_> zykotick9: Pici well initially root is the only user. so on the brand new server i ssh in using a password so i can give root my key. once root saves my key i then no longer log in with password. then i log into root with the key and i use that to set up "example". then i log out. from there i just use "example" to do all the server provisioning
[18:43] <wilee-nilee> raub, Ah, there are a number of extractors that will make a iso from a disc, I forget their names is all.
[18:43] <Ampelbein> Pici: Re: the packaing branches. They should always be up to date, but sadly there are bugs. In vim's case: http://package-import.ubuntu.com/status/vim.html which points to bug 653312
[18:44] <Pici> Ampelbein: oops
[18:44] <wilee-nilee> raub, I think the make a disc copy ib brasero does this.
[18:44] <wilee-nilee> in*
[18:45] <wilee-nilee> raub, It does if you choose make an image file.
[18:46] <Ca11um> On Ubuntu 13.04 I've installed Steam and downloaded some games, however, my brother (who uses another user account) gets errors when launching Steam (missing packages and lack of HDD space (which is not true)), and the games are not downloaded
[18:46] <Ca11um> Does Steam operate a per-user basis on Linux, or am I missing something?
[18:46] <kostkon> Ca11um, it does
[18:47] <Ca11um> kostkon, there was a massive list of packages which were not installed for Steam, can I ignore that errror?
[18:47] <Ca11um> Despite multiple errors, the client continued to run correctly
[18:47] <kostkon> Ca11um, what do you mean exactly
[18:47] <kostkon> Ca11um, what kind of packages
[18:47] <PapaSierra_> Pici: did you see my last comment? ^
[18:48] <Ca11um> I didn't read the list, kostkon
[18:48] <Ca11um> At first there was an error relating to insufficient HDD space, and then another error relating to a long list of missing packages
[18:48] <Ca11um> and now it turns out each user must individually download each game (unless you use a Steam Library), Steam didn't do a very good job
[18:49] <kostkon> Ca11um, try reinstalling it and pastebin any output:  maybe some along the lines of:  sudo apt-get clean && sudo apt-get install steam --reinstall
[18:49] <TiZ> Hi. For some reason, it seems my .config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css file isn't being read. I have just one bit of code in it, * { margin: 3px; } to put an obnoxious margin around everything and make sure it's being opened, and I'm not seeing that margin after theme switches. What can I do about this?
[18:49] <wilee-nilee> raub, However this has to be a disc without locks on doing this, for example I have a movie that was released this year on a disc, I can't get an extraction of it to an iso as a backup, inspite it being legal for me to do so.
[18:49] <kostkon> Ca11um, it's like you said, on a per user basis
[18:49] <wilee-nilee> at least with freeware
[18:50] <Ca11um> kostkon, the problem is that the other users are standard users, and are too young and inexperienced to be able to do any form of computer maintanence
[18:50] <Ca11um> So I want to install Steam from my user account, and alike Windows, every account has the same Steam setup
[18:50] <kostkon> Ca11um, what kind of maintenance you need to do to play steam games other than pressing the install button
[18:51] <Ca11um> Installing the supposidely missing drivers
[18:51] <Ca11um> packages*
[18:51] <bekks> Ca11um: You may want it, but I doubt that it will work that way.
[18:52] <kostkon> Ca11um, it shouldn't have the same setup for all the users, i.e. same games, same account and prefs
[18:53] <Ca11um> Well I expect the system packages to work for all users, and for all users to be confronted with the Steam login window, free of errors
[18:53] <Ca11um> The game downloads I don't mind so much, since a Steam Library can be setup
[18:53] <Ca11um> On a Ubuntu HDD, what would be the most appropriate file path for a shared Steam Library?
[18:53] <c3vin> so my question is...
[18:54] <c3vin> I'm booting Dell Poweredge R710 which is listed as certified hardware
[18:54] <kostkon> Ca11um, they should. the problem is you haven't described the errors you are getting etc
[18:54] <c3vin> I have SAS drive connected to perc controller
[18:54] <bekks> c3vin: And whats your question?
[18:54] <c3vin> how can I configure ubuntu to see drive?
[18:54] <kostkon> Ca11um, and hopefully you are not running steam with sudo
[18:54] <Ca11um> No
[18:54] <bekks> c3vin: Configure a logical volume in the BIOS of the controller.
[18:55] <Ca11um> Users run Steam from the 'Steam' shortcut on the launcher thing
[18:55] <Ca11um> So if we were to setup a shared Steam Library, is there a dir on the HDD specifically for sharing data?
[18:56] <Ca11um> Or would /steam be appropriate?
[18:56] <bekks> Ca11um: if /steam is a seperate mountpoint...
[18:57] <Ca11um> No
[18:57] <bekks> Then I'd not put game play data into the / filesystem.
[18:57] <shader> how do I replace the default program for a particular command? i.e. emacs-snapshot instead of emacs24 for 'emacs'?
[18:57] <ImaLamer> when running apt-get upgrade i'm getting an error with cryptsetup not being able to find the root device ... i don't even want to remove encryption on this machine
[18:57] <Ca11um> Where else can data go other than '/'?
[18:58] <Ca11um> I've barely used Linux, I don't know much about the dir structure
[18:58] <ImaLamer> can i just remove encryption packages or will this bork everything?
[18:59] <smaudet> Why is gtk-update-icon-cache so dang slow? I've been sitting here for nearly half an hour with a mostly unresponsive computer while does who knows what of questionable use to my HDD...
[18:59] <bekks> ImaLamer: It will break your box, if you are using encryption.
[18:59] <bekks> Ca11um: Into /mnt/steam - where /mnt/steam is a seperate mountpoint.
[18:59] <Ca11um> How do I create a seperate mountpoint, and why are mountpoints needed?
[18:59] <Ca11um> Can't everything operate from / ?
[19:00] <bekks> !mount | Ca11um
[19:00] <ImaLamer> bekks: i've never used it anyways, should i just resolve this fstab issue of finding the root partition?
[19:00] <c3vin> bekks: OK
[19:00] <Ca11um> I don't want to attach a device to a directory, just for Steam to read data from a different directory
[19:00] <ImaLamer> bekks: cryptsetup: WARNING: could not determine root device from /etc/fstab
[19:00] <c3vin> bekks: then I'd like to use hdparm to flash drive with firmware
[19:00] <c3vin> will I be able to if configured properly in bios?
[19:01] <bekks> c3vin: Depends on the exact controller - but without defining a logical volume in the controller you cant use your disks.
[19:01] <smaudet> What is in this file?? /usr/share/icons/hicolor/icon-theme.cache <- its 133 Megs large
[19:01] <smaudet> No wonder its chocking on it.
[19:01] <bekks> smaudet: It is a cache file.
[19:01] <smaudet> bekks: of?
[19:01] <bekks> smaudet: And whats "it"?
[19:02] <unclezipper> Callum - I can't recall the steps you need to make a new mount point, but having a patitioned install makes upgrading to a new version of your OS(or another one) simple.
[19:02] <c3vin> bekks: it's perc controller
[19:02] <bekks> smaudet: "icon cache" - look at the name :)
[19:02] <bekks> c3vin: Which one? Personally, I know about a douzen different PERC controllers.
[19:02] <unclezipper> I usually use a partition for /, /boot, /usr, /usr/local, and /home
[19:02] <smaudet> bekks: every time I run an update of my machine, it sits there, for 20-30 minutes, updating the 'cache' by 'it' I mean gtk-update-icon-cache
[19:02] <c3vin> bekks: perc 6 - my question is if virtual disk is created on bios, how does o/s interpret?
[19:03] <bekks> c3vin: Perc6, 6i, 6e?
[19:03] <smaudet> bekks: and nothing else on the computer will run, no matter how unrelated the updates are to the running programs
[19:03] <c3vin> bekks: 6i...the controller isn't the issue
[19:03] <Ca11um> unclezipper, if I didn't care for upgrading the OS (the folder can easily be moved), can a mountpoint be avoided?
[19:03] <badass> samba question: Does the require_membership_of option in winbind.so get ignored if the AD user has 'password must change at next logon'
[19:03] <bekks> c3vin: If a logical disk is created, the OS will see a disk.
[19:03] <badass> I really need help with this...
[19:04] <smaudet> bekks: Any idea what sort of 'caching' its doing? Maybe I need to clean out /usr/share/icons/hicolor/ ?
[19:04] <bekks> smaudet: It caches icons, etc. displayed by your themes.
[19:04] <willybilly0101> Ca11um, read about mount, mountpoints and linux structure, or go windows, these are extremely basic things
[19:04] <BluesKaj> Ca11um:  only if you use the whole disk
[19:04] <bekks> smaudet: If you clean out that directory, you will not see icons anymore. Dont do it.
[19:05] <bekks> smaudet: Rename that file for testing, but dont touch your icons.
[19:05] <unclezipper> Callum: Yes, it can. most Linux-based OS installs are only done on 1 partition, but I would still recommend keeping a separate /home partition so it would be easier to back up personal files and program settings. Then again, you don't *need* to do that either, it's just my preference
[19:05] <c3vin> bekks: I need to see the physical disks, will that be possible?
[19:05] <bekks> c3vin: Thats what I answered three times now.
[19:05] <smaudet> bekks: ok, I will move the cache file to a backup and re-run that program, not now though, I've already lost enough time as it is >_<
[19:05] <pawan_tejwani> Hi, I'm trying to scp a file from ubuntu server to SLES server, the server gives me "Welcome root" message instead of transferring a file
[19:05] <bekks> c3vin: If in doubt, please consult the manual of that controller.
[19:05] <pawan_tejwani> can anyone please tell me if there is some config chage, it would be great if you point me to some documentation so that I can refer it in detail ... Thanks :)
[19:06] <bekks> pawan_tejwani: Thats a SLES issue.
[19:06] <unclezipper> pawan_
[19:06] <unclezipper> pawan_tejwani: What command are you using to scp the file? Please censor any sensitive details like IP addresses
[19:07] <smaudet> bekks: the total space for that entire directory is 194, so if the cache file is 133 M, something is seriously out of wack
[19:07] <smaudet> The cache file is larger than all of the icons put together
[19:07] <bekks> smaudet: Why?
[19:08] <bekks> smaudet: Just because you dont believe you have about 60M icons, etc. installed?
[19:08] <smaudet> bekks: Huh? I believe that, 194-133 ~= 61 M
[19:08] <smaudet> 61M/133 M ~= 0.5, so there is twice as much cache as icons
[19:09] <Extreminador> is there any good software to see if my colo defenitions and/o drivers are updated to th best performance ?
[19:09] <smaudet> bekks: maybe I'm misunderstanding what 'cache' means in this instance but I thought it was supposed to be a smaller file than the total
[19:09] <bekks> smaudet: And a cache file caches whats actually being displayed ... thats the purpose of it. It can grow larger, because the "things" being displayed do not necessarily have to be the things being stored on your disk.
[19:09] <Extreminador> i asm asking this because i think the quality of my image atm is not very good
[19:09] <bekks> Extreminador: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[19:09] <Extreminador> bekks i did that already
[19:10] <smaudet> bekks: so you think I have a ton of icons in memory that are the problem?
[19:10] <bekks> Extreminador: Then you have the latest version of drivers, etc.
[19:10] <bekks> smaudet: Not in memory, in that file.
[19:10] <smaudet> bekks: the only thing I could think of would be browser tabs...I have a few, but not enough I don't think to warrant 60 extra Megs
[19:11] <smaudet> bekks: unless favicons are on the order of 1 M apeice
[19:11] <bekks> smaudet: Why do you think you know how big single contents of that cache file are? :)
[19:11] <Extreminador> bekks how can i them improve this ? is there any "directx" for linux ?
[19:11] <unclezipper> Extreminador: I'm not sure of any programs to auto-detect the best settings, but can you post the output of lspci and lsmod to pastebin? I might be able to help you out
[19:11] <bekks> Extreminador: No.
[19:11] <bekks> Extreminador: You cannot improve it, because you are runing the latest versions.
[19:11] <Extreminador> unclezipper yes i can
[19:12] <smaudet> bekks: I don't, I really don't care too much about the fact that its 133 Meg, other than whatever gtk-update-icon-cache does on it is excrutiatingly slow
[19:12] <bekks> smaudet: The rename that file and check again.
[19:12] <unclezipper> Anybody else running a P3 right now?
[19:12] <bekks> Extreminador: Please attach the output of "lsb_release -a; uname -a" too.
[19:12] <bekks> unclezipper: Why? :)
[19:13] <bekks> unclezipper: Currently, its late summer, no need for a heating ;)
[19:13] <Extreminador> ok bekks
[19:13] <smaudet> bekks: and anyways I never said what I thought the individual contents of the cache file were, check what I wrote
[19:13] <funky1> can someone help with samba? i'm not able to so connect to my shares
[19:13] <unclezipper> bekks: Ha :P
[19:13] <smaudet> bekks: only about how many browser tabs I have, and actuall high color icons I have
[19:13] <funky1> also smbtree lists the samba server but not its shares
[19:13] <smaudet> And the *fact* that its twice as big as my entire icon collection
[19:14] <funky1> there is no errors in the log files
[19:14] <bekks> smaudet: Then rename that file and check again...
[19:14] <funky1> at least not anymore
[19:14] <smaudet> bekks: as I said, will do later
[19:14] <unclezipper> funky1: Are you trying to allow Windows clients to have access to your files?
[19:15] <funky1> yes
[19:15] <funky1> also
[19:15] <funky1> but atm on an ubuntu client
[19:15] <unclezipper> bekks: This thing is surprisingly cool. It's an old Dell Latitude with a P3 in it, and what appears to be a 1.5" screen
[19:16] <unclezipper> funky1: Ah... I can't really help much then, sorry. I was going to suggest using the nfs kernel module for linux-only file sharing
[19:16] <funky1> hm ok
[19:16] <funky1> thx anyhow
[19:16] <unclezipper> But my understanding is that NFS software for Windows isn't that good
[19:16] <funky1> no unfortunately not
[19:16] <Extreminador> unclezipper , bekks http://pastebin.com/kwgTu4mA
[19:16] <Extreminador> thanks for you patiente
[19:18] <bekks> Extreminador: You should use 64bit installation on that hardware.
[19:18] <AcidRain2012> 1.5" screen?
[19:18] <Extreminador> bekks humm thought it was ... ups
[19:18] <AcidRain2012> i have a dell latitude d620 i bought about 6 yrs ago for 100$. its still good today
[19:19] <bekks> Extreminador: As you can see in uname -a, you are running a 32bit installation.
[19:19] <unclezipper> Extreminador: Not a problem... Seconding bekks on that. Seems like you have an Nvidia card or integrated Nvidia graphics. Are you using the proprietary drivers?
[19:19] <Extreminador> unclezipper yes i am
[19:19] <unclezipper> AcidRain2012: Probably not... It feels like it's that small when you're using it though
[19:19] <bekks> Extreminador: Then you already optimized everything you can.
[19:20] <unclezipper> bekks: Not so fast... Isn't there some sort of Nvidia settings manager? It's been a while, but I think I remember seeing it
[19:20] <Extreminador> bekks good lord them... this bakground image them is really bad
[19:21] <unclezipper> AcidRain2012: Just noticed your second message. I'm running Salix LXDE on this one. It's actually pretty quick, as per what you might expect
[19:22] <bekks> Extreminador: The background image has nothing to do with your graphics drivers.
[19:22] <AcidRain2012> ya dude. for 2gig of ram. my d620 is super fast
[19:22] <bekks> Extreminador: And you want to run nvidia-settings
[19:22] <AcidRain2012> i run backtrack and windows xp on it. not a fan of anything xp+
[19:22] <unclezipper> 2 gigs? Mine has 256M
[19:23] <AcidRain2012> :/ urs must be rly old ;p
[19:23] <Extreminador> bekks is it better to run there setting ? if it is them yehh
[19:23] <AcidRain2012> i think mine came out in 2002
[19:23] <unclezipper> Yeah... The whole Pentium 3 thing
[19:23] <AcidRain2012> it was stock with 1gig. i put another 1 gig in it
[19:23] <Extreminador> bekks but my image is prety bad... but mybe i did download the wrong version of it and not the hd one
[19:23] <AcidRain2012> i dont even feel like firing the ole dell up right now to tell you whats in it. lol
[19:23] <bekks> Extreminador: You asked for them, I answered your question.
[19:23] <max-da> Q: When I clicked on a icon in the launcher, unity used to make this window active and to switch to the viewport to make the window visible. Now, it doesn't do that anymore. The window is made active, but the viewport doesn't switch, so i manually have to switch which is quite enoying. How can I change that?
[19:24] <Extreminador> ahh lool bekks thanks
[19:24] <unclezipper> I have another Latitude, a D800 with a Pentium M in it with 1G of ram... It doesn't really need the ram upgrade, though it could handle it if I could get it
[19:24] <AcidRain2012> unclezipper, ya i feel you man. i need to go ahead and upgrade my server comp to 16gig, but im broke as hell
[19:25] <unclezipper> AcidRain2012: They sell DDR2 ECC RAM on ebay for super cheap
[19:26] <AcidRain2012> well mine is ddr3 :(
[19:26] <unclezipper> AcidRain2012: ECC? I have some regular DDR3 that I can't use
[19:27] <kostkon> unclezipper, hopefully it's a later pentium m model with smp support
[19:27] <AcidRain2012> 4gig chips?
[19:27] <unclezipper> Yep... 2x4GB 1333MHz
[19:27] <kostkon> unclezipper, sorry, i meant PAE*
[19:27] <AcidRain2012> =D hold on to those for me man. i may get them off u
[19:28] <AcidRain2012> unclezipper, ofc ill have to come up with some $$$ first, and things arent looking pretty round here
[19:28] <unclezipper> kostkon: Nope...
[19:29] <kostkon> unclezipper, it's one of those low freq pentium m without pae?
[19:29] <unclezipper> AcidRain2012: Well if you have a couple spare DDR2 sticks, I've been trying like hell to do a trade. I need 3 2G sticks of DDR2 666MHz or better
[19:30] <unclezipper> kostkon: I don't see anything about PAE, but it runs at 1.4GHZ
[19:30] <AcidRain2012> unclezipper, ill see what i can come up with. i may have some in 1 of the 15 comps at my mawmaws  house. peprhaps i should just send u a few of them as a trade?
[19:30] <AcidRain2012> they all work
[19:30] <AcidRain2012> lol
[19:30] <Extreminador> bekks think i made download of the wrong version images
[19:30] <unclezipper> AcidRain2012: Absolutely, sounds great
[19:30] <AcidRain2012> ill be in touch
[19:31] <unclezipper> Shoot me an email.... erick.v.zipper@gmail.com
[19:32] <AcidRain2012> unclezipper, done
[19:32] <AcidRain2012> i have to head to work though.
[19:32] <AcidRain2012> peace out
[19:32] <unclezipper> See ya
[19:33] <PapaSierra_> is there a generic utility in ubuntu to set a configuration file value (key val file) without having to edit the file?
[19:33] <bekks> There is no other way rather than editing that file. :)
[19:34] <PapaSierra_> /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[19:34] <PapaSierra_> PermitRootLogin no
[19:34] <PapaSierra_> bekks: ok. i guess what i'm really after is i want to set
[19:34] <PapaSierra_> ^
[19:34] <PapaSierra_> but done as part of a deploy script
[19:35] <PapaSierra_> the deploy script is repeatable. so if i use cat "PermitRootLogin no" >> /etc/ssh/sshd_config then if i run that 10 times i'll have that line 10 times!
[19:37] <nurow> If I want to migrate my OS to a larger hard drive, what is the easiest tool to use to clone it on another disk? Will I run into any problems?
[19:39] <quickdry21> Hi, I've got Ubuntu 12.04.1 running on an EC2 instance (upstart 1.5-0ubuntu7). The init process explodes occasionally - ~1/week, consuming 100% CPU, is unresponsive and the system needs a reboot to regain control. Anyone familiar with this issue?
[19:40] <john_john> Can anyone help me out with F.lux?
[19:40] <john_john> I installed it and it seems to be working fine
[19:40] <john_john> however, I am unable to bring up the preferences to change to my current timezone. So my eyes are burning right now.
[19:51] <marianne> I know this is a ubuntu room, but has anyone ever tried freebsd?
[19:51] <bluefrog> clonezilla nurow
[19:51] <ezech> hi
[19:51] <Fuchs> marianne: that is probably more something for the offtopic chatroom. Or, if you do have a support question, the freebsd one
[19:52] <nurow> thanks BlueFrog
[19:52] <marianne> Fuchs: I was just wondering how it compared to ubuntu.... I'll take my question elsewhere
[19:52] <ezech> how to make ubuntu (derivative actually) play dlna media from a phone?
[19:53] <ezech> so phone is a dlna media server for ubuntu pc
[19:56] <brorjonas> I have a mp3-player that shows when I run, "gvfs-mount -l". But how do I access it?
[19:57] <brorjonas> I guess i should mount it first, it is only listed as a drive
[20:03] <tmmunq> i need a 802.11n pcmcia card for my laptop. any suggestions/recommendations?
[20:08] <bigbrother_> hi
[20:13] <serversides> Hi everyone.  Looking to set up a decent mail server.  In the past I have used Google Apps. Due to nature of privacy I no longer want to continue using their services. The £33/year was worth the spam protection alone. Therefore I am looking for something that is
[20:14] <serversides> easy to set up, secure <-- a must I dont want to risk the rest of the server, encryption and reaonable spam protection.
[20:15] <ezech> serversides, have you ever done mail server administration?
[20:15] <serversides> Currently using ubuntu 12.04 LTS with a LAMP stack and have POstfix interent site set up to handle php's mail() function.  Just looking to set up a few domain addresses.
[20:16] <ezech> serversides, admining mail server is not the same as installing and running linux
[20:16] <serversides> ezech:  A few years back I did, but I'm worried about not setting up.missing things to compromise sec
[20:17] <ezech> by 'compromise sec' you mean .. ?
[20:17] <ezech> what are the dangers you have identified that you want to secure yourself from?
[20:17] <serversides> ezech:  My server setup is minimal at best and I want to limit opening ports/running services if I don't have to
[20:18] <serversides> ezech:  Brute forcing
[20:18] <ezech> serversides, gmail would protect you from that
[20:18] <iceroot_> which repo is the software-center using? i can find "steam" in software-center but not with apt-cache search/apt-get install. so what is software center doing here?
[20:19] <serversides> ezech:  Yeah I use to use google apps.  But for privacy reasons I want to move away from google
[20:19] <ezech> serversides, what kind of 'privacy' you want to achieve moving away from google?
[20:20] <iceroot_> ezech: is that a real question?
[20:20] <ezech> someone will be able to read your emails anyway, no matter what, and big chance is it will be google staff even if not using gmail
[20:20] <ezech> iceroot_, it is a very real question
[20:20] <Naphatul> anyone elses gnome terminal crash when opening links?
[20:20] <serversides> ezech: paying the £33/year was worth the spam protection alone, but after the PRISM leaks I don't want the US gov able to access my account
[20:21] <iceroot_> serversides: i switched to my own mailserver and using pgp
[20:21] <ezech> serversides, then get a pair of scissors and do what you must with your internet cable
[20:21] <ezech> disable wifi too
[20:21] <LinuxGold> start using paper mail
[20:21] <LinuxGold> most secure that way
[20:21] <ezech> other countries governments had their dirty little secrets revealed to nsa, and they had bigger security budget you will ever see
[20:21] <iceroot_> serversides: you should have a look at pgp (mail encryption) everything else can be read from others
[20:21] <ezech> LinuxGold, they scan paper mail too
[20:22] <serversides> iceroot:  thanks man
[20:22] <LinuxGold> *cough* ezech what?
[20:22] <Naphatul> is anyone elses terminal crashing when opening links with the right click context menu?
[20:22] <john_john> Okay, so I've tried everything to get my microphone working now. I can hear my own voice, but for some reason I can't use it in skype as my computer streams the sound that comes from my computer instead and not my microphone·
[20:22] <ezech> LinuxGold, they do, they say they scan only envelopes, but you know what can be done with bright light, and some software
[20:22] <serversides> ezech:  Oh come on guys, I'm just asking about hosting my own mailserver because its been revleaed that the NSA have backdoors to big companies like MS and Google.  Fuck me, right?
[20:22] <john_john> I've made sure that none of the inputs are muted in alsamixer.
[20:22] <Slart> just because you can't find a perfect security solution you shouldn't avoid doing the little things.. just don't get any illusions you're 100% safe because you avoid google
[20:23] <IdleOne> !language | serversides
[20:23] <ezech> serversides, just grow up a little
[20:24] <ezech> staying away from google, using pgp, would and will put you in nsa short 'to check' list
[20:24] <john_john> I tried installing gnome-media and configure the settings there
[20:24] <iceroot_> serversides: everything fine with your question and it is always good to avoid google, apple, oracle, ms and other stuff like that
[20:25] <serversides> Sorry for the swearing.  All I'm asking is some mail server solution
[20:25] <Naphatul> nothing?
[20:25] <iceroot_> serversides: you can use pgp with every mailserver, it is a client solution
[20:25] <ezech> iceroot_, also, lenovo, ibm, asus, huawei, acer, dlink, cisco, netgear, intel, amd, nvidia, ...
[20:25] <iceroot_> serversides: i would suggest to use "thunderbird" together with "enigmail"
[20:25] <iceroot_> ezech: yes, everything which is not Free should be avoided, yes
[20:25] <Pici> serversides: Do you have an actual question about the setup?
[20:26] <Pici> tin-foil hat discussion is offtopic for this channel.
[20:26] <ezech> iceroot_, you're on internet - it was made for military purposes, you know that?
[20:26] <Pici> move on.
[20:26] <iceroot_> ezech: this is the ubuntu suppport channel, you know that?
[20:27] <jilebedev> Hi. I can mount a DFS share and list its directory structure in Ubuntu 10.04 LTS. I cannot do the same in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. In 12.04, I can only get a top-level directory listing. I'm using identical entries in the fstab, and identical credentials. Any ideas?
[20:28] <serversides> Pici:  Well I have a LAMP stack, have Postfix installed.  You know what, forget the privacy concerns because its a sore subject with some of you.  How about just some adivce with different solutions?  I was thinking so far of Zimbra
[20:28] <serversides> I don't now what is good to use for mail.
[20:28] <jost_> Sorry if this is not ubuntu-specific, but I can't find an appropriate channel. I have a php script that acts as mail delivery agent - it may for example be used as parameter for the mda keyword of fetchmail. Now I can't use fetchmail, because it is and will not installed. So my idea is to write a small php script fetching the mails and calling that script the same way fetchmail does.
[20:29] <iceroot_> serversides: if you just need mail, postfix is fine, if you need groupware there are other solutions
[20:29] <jost_> Question is: how does fetchmail interface to an mda?
[20:29] <ezech> serversides, postfix is an enterprise grade solution
[20:30] <iceroot_> serversides: when using postfix you also need a imap/pop solution like courier, postfix is just a mta (mail transport agent)
[20:30] <ezech> you need some experience in enterprise grade administering this piece of software, and you're set
[20:30] <serversides> iceroot: ezech:  thanks.
[20:30] <john_john> Redshift doesn't work either
[20:31] <iceroot_> serversides: my setup is postfix + courier-imaps + spamassassin, encrypted / and mostly pgp-mails on client-site
[20:31] <serversides> iceroot:  would this be a good guide to start with? https://library.linode.com/email/postfix/dovecot-system-users-ubuntu-10.04-lucid
[20:31] <iceroot_> serversides: dont know if the guide is good
[20:31] <iceroot_> serversides: and i never used dovecot, always using courier-imap(s)
[20:31] <iceroot_> serversides: and i never used dovecot, always using courier-imap(s)
[20:31] <serversides> ok
[20:32] <ezech> iceroot_, I'd ask who are you exchanging  pgp encrypted mails with, but that would be off topic :P
[20:32] <iceroot_> serversides: i wanted to switch to dovecot because it supports sieve-scrips but never had time to do it
[20:32] <iceroot_> ezech: company, customers, familie and girlfriend
[20:32] <iceroot_> ezech: all other mails are unencrypted
[20:33] <iceroot_> ezech: but for the customer we use mostly SMIME (we are our own CA)
[20:34] <ezech> I just want to use DLNA enabled device in linux - not an easy task
[20:34] <john_john> Do I need drivers for an analog microphone? Or why does it not show up in my selection in skype?
[20:35] <ezech> john_john, it'd be a default input I guess
[20:35] <john_john> The only option I have is "PulseAudio"
[20:35] <Slart> john_john: I don't think you need drivers for the microphone.. but the soundcard might need drivers/configuration
[20:35] <kostkon> john_john, yes. that's normal
[20:35] <kostkon> john_john, you need to setup your mic in the sound prefs not skype
[20:36] <kostkon> john_john, ubuntu sound preferences*
[20:36] <serversides> exit
[20:36] <john_john> Kostkon: And what exactly should I press there? I don't get any sound. PuleAudio is streams audio from my computer and not from my mic o.o
[20:37] <ezech> pulse audio is just that - pulses audio, in and out
[20:37] <baphomet1> has anyone in here tried running Plex from the official DEB file using amahi on ubuntu?
[20:37] <john_john> So, what should I Do?
[20:37] <kostkon> john_john, in the input tab, check that everything is ok.
[20:40] <john_john> kostkon: ah it was set to digital input. I changed it to rear microphone and now it's working. However I'm hearing myself
[20:41] <kostkon> john_john, from the speakers?
[20:41] <john_john> kostkon: from my headphones, yes
[20:41] <kostkon> john_john, check the output tab too then
[20:42] <ryan_turner|MTW> Hey, I have a lenovo ideapad Z400, I just installed 13.04 64bit and am trying to figure out how to get the touch screen to work. Any pointers?
[20:42] <ryan_turner|MTW> I googled it and some people talked about suspending it and recovering it?
[20:43] <ezech> ryan_turner|MTW, if it's lenovo, then use the nipple
[20:44] <ezech> it's way better, more accurate and one of the reasons to buy lenovo in the first place ;P
[20:45] <C624> Hey guys. I'm on Ubuntu 12.04. Is there a way to make new windows appear in the center of the screen rather than the upper left?
[20:45] <john_john> kostkon: nothing seems to be wrong there, perhaps it's a skype option
[20:46] <Slart> ryan_turner|MTW: hmm, it seems there are lots of "suspend/resume and it works" reports out there.. haven't seen anything really useful besides that
[20:46] <kostkon> john_john, just start a test call and see what happens
[20:46] <kostkon> skype test call*
[20:46] <john_john> kostkon: just did, I hear myself at the same time I'm talking
[20:47] <kostkon> john_john, hmm. have a look again at all the available options, switches, ports in input and output tabs
[20:47] <Slart> john_john: run "alsamixer" in a terminal and lower the volume for the microphone output (ie not microphone input)
[20:47] <john_john> I'll try that
[20:47] <kostkon> john_john, or if you have such an option in input, do it there
[20:48] <ezech> I can't run vlc as a root? what circus is that?
[20:49] <john_john> kostkon: ah, it was the microphone boost one. Thanks for the help. I'll probably be back with more problems shortly :(
[20:49] <kostkon> john_john, ok :P
[20:50] <harovali1> hi, I'm trying to configure dnsmasq, but when it stars, it conflicts with the dnsmasq that NetworKManager manages. How can I resolve that ?
[20:50] <harovali1> it says: dnsmasq: failed to create listening socket for port 53:
[20:50] <harovali1> the address is already in use
[20:51] <harovali1> is there a way to tell NM not to serve dnsmasq ?
[20:51] <harovali1> in ubuntu 12.04?
[20:53] <john_john> wow, what's up with SKype for ubuntu? :/
[20:54] <Slart> john_john: skype is a weird little app.. anything in particular?
[20:54] <InFlames> skype has gone so downhill since ms bought it :[
[20:54] <john_john> Slart: everything is split, there's no search, can't find recent group conversations etc. I guess there's no compact view
[20:55] <InFlames> john_john, i see my recent/group conversations. are you perhaps seeing the contact monitor?
[20:55] <Slart> john_john: ah, yes.. it's a bit different from the windows version.. I think you can download the version from their website and use that if you want.. it might be a bit more recent than the one from the repos
[20:56] <InFlames> there is not one combined view like windows has (which i never got used to anyhow)
[20:56] <ezech> there is no 'skype for ubuntu', there is skype for linux
[20:56] <kostkon> Slart, it's the same version
[20:56] <john_john> ezech: I know
[20:56] <john_john> Ezech: don't see how that would help me tho
[20:56] <ezech> john_john, help with what?
[20:56] <InFlames> skype is skype, microsoft is slowly ruining it, i'd abandon ship as soon as convenient :/
[20:56] <ezech> just start it and use it
[20:57] <kostkon> ezech, there's a deb package for ubuntu on the skype site, so there is skype for ubuntu
[20:57] <Slart> kostkon: ah, didn't know that. Thanks
[20:57] <bekks> !skype | john_john
[20:57] <InFlames> koston, that's merely an old version of the same program
[20:57] <ezech> kostkon, it's just a way to package it, it's the same skype for any distribution
[20:57] <ezech> the same binary that is
[20:57] <kostkon> ezech, let's not play with semantics
[20:57] <kostkon> ezech, probably the same binary
[20:58] <ezech> kostkon, let's not, let's just call things for what they are
[20:58] <InFlames> it's the same package
[20:58] <nobodies> ok i think i've broke gnome is some way but im not sure how, let me describe what is happening
[20:58] <reveldevel> hello all
[20:58] <john_john> oh yeah I remember this
[20:59] <reveldevel> migrating from wubi to grub 2 and preparing a gparted livecd to change my partitions. any advice?
[20:59] <kostkon> john_john, a good addon is skype-wrapper.
[20:59] <john_john> kostkon: I'll look it up, thanks
[21:00] <nobodies> when i try to open some applications such as terminal and and system stuff it just opens a tab saying "starting whatever~ and later disapears. also thumbnails are not loading on an image on my desktop
[21:00] <Slart> reveldevel: keep a live-cd/live-usb ready if things don't work as they are expected.. oh, and backups of course
[21:00] <kostkon> john_john, you can even remove the skype icon from the tray and use it exclusively from the messaging menu, that is what skype-wrapper does, integrates skype to the msging menu. also enables native notifications
[21:01] <reveldevel> @ Slart backups:check
[21:01] <nobodies> firefox still opens though, not sure why, most other things wont
[21:02] <reveldevel> @ Slart livecd of 10.04 (verified) available but my cd-rs won't hold all of 12.04 :-(
[21:02] <wilee-nilee> nobodies, What desktop, what ubuntu release, and what makes you think you have broken it besides it not working?
[21:03] <ihre> If I mount a 100G hdd on /var/lib/backuppc, while my /var partition is actually 10G, could I use the additional 100G?
[21:03] <reveldevel> @ Slart working on a bootable usb, but it has failed to a black-screen-with-blinking-cursor prior to now...
[21:03] <Slart> reveldevel: oh.. well. the live cd should work.. it just need to be able to get things up and working if everything else fails
[21:03] <wilee-nilee> reveldevel, The is a wiki for transferring the wubi to a partitioned setup have you seen it?
[21:04] <nurow> Hmmm. I have two monitors. On one, I run Windows 7 via VirtualBox, and on the other is my host, Ubuntu. Any time I click on the VirtualBox monitor, the Unity interface disappears on the other monitor and I can't see the applications or time. It is really annoying. Is there any way to fix that?
[21:04] <wilee-nilee> !tab | reveldevel
[21:05] <john_john> Does anyone know if there's any replacement for f.lux on linux? I can't get it to work and I'm assuming it's because I'm using 64bit
[21:05] <nobodies> wilee-nilee, its actually backtrack so 10.04, i think i may have broke it because i installed gtk3 and a lot of dependancies from source.
[21:05] <radon210> Hey how do I use gpu for graphics on ubuntu 13.04 I can't seem to install the proprietary driver without it preventing me from accessing the GUI and I can't seem to get vgaswitcheroo to use the discrete chip either, I prefer to stick with the xorg driver because it seems to be less buggy
[21:06] <r0bo> I have a boot problem on a Ubuntu VM that I have not been able to resolve using fsck or boot-repair. Here is all of my info http://paste.ubuntu.com/6064127/   can anyone help? When I try to boot I successfully decrypt the drive but then it gives me a BusyBox  /  initramfs prompt
[21:06] <wilee-nilee> nobodies, Not supported here.
[21:06] <reveldevel> @ wilee-nilee yes.  and thanks for the !tab hints...catching on, if slowly ;-)
[21:07] <green_geeky_dude> exit
[21:07] <green_geeky_dude> exit
[21:07] <wilee-nilee> john_john, I see a refrence to a ppa from a couple of years ago, 64 bit should not matter.
[21:07] <wilee-nilee> nobodies, Backtrack is also end of life.
[21:07] <nobodies> wilee-nilee, ok then, can i ask though, is their a log file i can view to see whats happening when i hit the open terminal button?
[21:08] <wilee-nilee> nobodies, We would not really know here, it is a derivative, and sounds to be broken, I would install a OS that is supported by someone.
[21:09] <blazemore> john_john: Take a look at redshift http://jonls.dk/redshift/
[21:10] <blazemore> john_john: I use it at work so can vouch for its flux-iness
[21:10] <reveldevel> @ Slart thanks. any experience using gparted from livecd? i believe i must run it like that as when i access gparted from inside my (wubi) ubuntu, i assume i cannot unmount the disk (as it is in use) to partition it. am i correct here or am i missing something?
[21:10] <abaddon> Hey guys, two questions here. First, is there a video play that plays videos through the term?? Exclude mplayer as it does vids in ASCII. Second question relates to my desktop. I'm sporting two screens with my system and each are seperate from one another- ie not cloned. I've been getting weird rendering issues where the screen doesn't render or fill correctly. What may be the cause of this? I can send a pic of the issue if needed
[21:10] <wilee-nilee> reveldevel, @ does not notify the other user, use tab
[21:10] <Slart> reveldevel:mm.. I think you're correct
[21:10] <blazemore> abaddon: http://askubuntu.com/questions/46871/how-can-i-play-videos-in-a-framebuffer
[21:10] <stefano_> hello!
[21:11] <Slart> reveldevel: the live cd is just like a normal install so you get a gui and everything.. just as normal
[21:11] <blazemore> abaddon: Clarify some system details like Ubuntu version and graphics card information regarding the 2nd question
[21:12] <reveldevel> wilee-nilee, gotcha; thanks :-)
[21:12] <abaddon> blazemore, OK, Ubu 12:10. Ati Radeon 6770. Openbox wm with Xcompmgr
[21:12] <reveldevel> Slart, good; i am proceeding :-)
[21:13] <stefano_> can anyone help me with ltsp?
[21:13] <blazemore> abaddon: Do you know what graphics card driver you have installed?
[21:13] <blazemore> !ask | stefano_
[21:14] <r0bo> I have a boot problem on a Ubuntu VM that I have not been able to resolve using fsck or boot-repair. Here is all of my info http://paste.ubuntu.com/6064127/   can anyone help? When I try to boot I successfully decrypt the drive but then it gives me a BusyBox  /  initramfs prompt
[21:14] <stefano_> Thanks I'm sorry, i'm newbye... Be patient
[21:14] <artcurmudgeon> Has anyone ever setup display 0.0 and 0.1 using xrandr? I can get my dual monitors up and working but I the second monitor shows a DISPLAY 0.0, how do I fix that?
[21:14] <abaddon> blazemore,  A propriatary one from AMD.
[21:15] <abaddon> blazemore,  not sure how to grep vga driver
[21:18] <blazemore> abaddon: How did you install the driver?
[21:19] <john_john> Blazemore: I installed Redshift, but nothing happens when I run it.
[21:19] <blazemore> john_john: You need to configure it with your location
[21:20] <abaddon> blazemore, I got the driver from AMDs site. I removed the opensource driver then cd'd to the file local. There i ran something like: sudo bash Amd-jnfd...etc.sh
[21:20] <MrObvious> Does anyone here know about NetworkManager and EAP-FAST? I know I can manually get my laptop to connect to our wireless work network with wpa_supplicant and a wpa_supplicant.conf, but NM says in /var/log/syslog that the EAP method FAST isn't supported.
[21:20] <john_john> blazemore: How do I do that when it doesn't run?
[21:20] <stefano_> Howto login with x2go client with Ubuntu 13.04 server-side help??
[21:20] <abaddon> blazemore, from there it was just point and click
[21:22] <blazemore> abaddon: I recommend you follow these brief instructions to uninstall fglrx and reinstall the open source driver, which usually works better apart from 3d games performance
[21:23] <blazemore> abaddon: If you find that you'd prefer to use the fglrx driver after all, you should install it from the Ubuntu repositories as its easier to install and keep up to date that way, as updates come automatically from the package manager. Instructions to do that are also on the same page
[21:23] <abaddon> blazemore, XD Ahhh.... Well, I do videos while playing 3d games...
[21:23] <blazemore> !details | stefano_
[21:23] <blazemore> abaddon: I still recommend you try it, I use the open source drivers to play League of Legends and never go below my 60fps cap
[21:24] <john_john> blazemore: This is what the terminal says when I run it http://paste.ubuntu.com/6064201/
[21:24] <abaddon> blazemore,  Do you do this through wine while capturing the video?
[21:25] <NedsFlam> Hey all. Is there an SVN that comes preinstalled in ubuntu? If so, how can I use it? Is there a list of commands I can find online?
[21:25] <john_john> Is there a file I need to set my location code in?
[21:25] <blazemore> abaddon: I don't capture video, and yes I use Wine, there is no native LoL client currently
[21:25] <blazemore> john_john: I think it's /etc/redshift or something, look at "man redshift" to find out
[21:26] <NedsFlam> Anyone/
[21:26] <NedsFlam> ?*
[21:26] <stefano_> I have a problem with on Ubuntu 13.04 with x2go server-side: the install ok, but the client can't connect to unity session, old ubuntu version (10.10) can access without problem. There are some fix or workaround?
[21:27] <Ben66> NedsFlam: install subversion
[21:27] <NedsFlam> Thanks Ben66
[21:27] <abaddon> blazemore, Oh, ok.
[21:29] <john_john> blazemore: I managed to get it to work now, but only on my secondary monitor. What!?
[21:30] <blazemore> john_john: That's interesting
[21:30] <john_john> Yeah, it's some progress at least. :)
[21:30] <blazemore> john_john: I can't help you with that, it "worked for me" as they say
[21:31] <abaddon> blazemore, So, i'm getting issues with mplayer where framebuffer is not working
[21:31] <john_john> aw QQ
[21:31] <SilverSlimer> hey, which identd service should i install? (which is best)
[21:31] <blazemore> !best
[21:31] <blazemore> And I'm out, gl all
[21:33] <SilverSlimer> alright, thanks.
[21:37] <stefano_>  I have a problem with on Ubuntu 13.04 with x2go server-side: the install ok, but the client can't connect to unity session, old ubuntu version (10.10) can access without problem. There are some fix or workaround?
[21:46] <stefano_> I have a problem with on Ubuntu 13.04 with x2go server-side: the install ok, but the client can't connect to unity session, old ubuntu version (10.10) can access without problem. There are some fix or workaround?
[21:49] <optimusprimem> apt-get install -f whether remove my software
[21:49] <optimusprimem> oh my good
[21:55] <bedo2991_> Hello, can anybody tell me how to boot in single user mode in Ubuntu 13.04?
[21:56] <jrib> bedo2991_: why?
[21:56] <ryan_turner|MTW> Hey, I have a lenovo ideapad Z400, I just installed 13.04 64bit and am trying to figure out how to get the touch screen to work. Any pointers?
[21:56] <ryan_turner|MTW> I googled it and some people talked about suspending it and recovering it?
[21:56] <bedo2991_> already tried adding "single" instead of "quiet splash $vt_handoff" but it doesn't work
[21:56] <jrib> bedo2991_: why do you want to boot single user mode?
[21:57] <bedo2991_> jrib: I have to run a benchmark on different algorithm and get their execution time. I want it to be "equal" limiting context switches and some other stuff.
[21:58] <bjrohan> I am running kubuntu and having font issues, however in that channel, they recommended that I ask here as well
[21:58] <bjrohan> Some applicatios the fonts work fine, others the fonts show up as blank squares
[21:58] <Monday> what is pulse audio
[21:59] <kostkon> Monday, a sound server
[22:00] <bedo2991_> jrib: now that you know why, do you have a solution? :-)
[22:00] <Monday> when i try to  install lightspark it tells me it will install a whole bunch of pulse audio stuff
[22:01] <jrib> bedo2991_: it's not clear to me that you need to use single user mode for this but, "single" should work. Alternatively, just use recovery mode which is pretty much the same
[22:02] <kostkon> Monday, are you running ubuntu or something like lubuntu
[22:02] <Monday> lubuntu
[22:02] <bedo2991_> single seem to hang on "Adding 5... k swap on /dev/sda5." ....
[22:02] <jrib> bedo2991_: when you said adding "single" doesn't work, where exactly did you add it and how exactly did it not work?
[22:03] <bedo2991_> Adding at the bottom of the linux /boot/vqmlinuz-... line editing the grub line pressing e, then running it pressing F10
[22:03] <bedo2991_> "ro single"
[22:03] <ryan_turner|MTW> any ideas on my touchscreen question?
[22:04] <OerHeks> bedo2991_, try " rw init=/bin/bash"
[22:04] <bedo2991_> OerHeks: RW goes instead of RO?
[22:05] <OerHeks> bedo2991_, ro is read only, if that is what you want
[22:05] <kostkon> Monday, lubuntu comes without pulseaudio that's why. it's just recommended. just tell it not to install it like this:  sudo apt-get install lightspark -no-install-recommends
[22:05] <Monday> okay thanks, and lightspark should work fine right?
[22:06] <bedo2991_> OerHeks: Hurray! Thanks
[22:06] <kostkon> Monday, it will not install the pulse server, but will install the pulse libs anyway, they are hardwired dependencies
[22:06] <kostkon> Monday, hopefully
[22:06] <bjrohan_> I am back, tried a few things, still having font iissues in kubuntu, they recommnedd I ask here
[22:06] <Pew> i dont think anyoine has gotten the touch working on the z400 touch yet, at least from what i am seeing
[22:07] <wilee-nilee> ryan_turner|MTW, Have some patience if someone knows they will answer, separate pleads for help from the problem posts makes it confusing at times.
[22:08] <ryan_turner|MTW> wilee-nilee,  sorry, kept getting disconnected and bouncer is not playingback
[22:09] <Pew> i said that it looks like no one has gotten touch working on the z400 touch
[22:10] <Pew> From everything i have seen at least
[22:10] <Pew> ryan_turner|MTW:^^
[22:10] <ryan_turner|MTW> :(
[22:10] <ryan_turner|MTW> That kinda sucks.
[22:10] <NedsFlam> Is the ubuntu touch ready for the kindle fire yet?
[22:10] <K1rk> Anybody familiar with iSCSI on Ubuntu Server?  I'm having a problem using it with vmware, and there are some errors in my log on the server for iscsitarget.  Here's my thread on the Ubuntu Forums:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2172241
[22:10] <Pew> #ubuntu-touch
[22:10] <ryan_turner|MTW> Is the touch device a USB device or something?
[22:10] <ryan_turner|MTW> Ah thanks pew
[22:11] <Pew> ryan_turner|MTW:that wasnt ,meant for you
[22:11] <Pew> it was meant for NedsFlam
[22:11] <ryan_turner|MTW> Oh, damnit.
[22:11] <bjrohan_> I have some apps that the fonts are displaying fine, others they are not, I am using Kubuntu, in that forum, they suggested I ask here
[22:11] <Pew> I dont know what the z400 uses for touch, google around
[22:11] <bjrohan_> In my guest account, everyting works fine
[22:12] <bjrohan_> I renamed my main account .font folder, rebooted, still have issues
[22:12] <Pew> ryan_turner|MTW:http://askubuntu.com/questions/320379/touchscreen-worked-on-try-without-install-and-now-does-not
[22:12] <wilee-nilee> bjrohan_, This is due to tweaking correct?
[22:12] <ryan_turner|MTW> Pew yeah, mine never worked :/
[22:12] <bjrohan_> wilee-nilee,  not hat I did on purpose.
[22:13] <bjrohan_> wilee-nilee,  the last program I installed was conky manager, uesterday, eveything was still fine, rebotted today, and oow the issue
[22:13] <wilee-nilee> bjrohan_, Do you remember when and why it changed?
[22:13] <Pew> https://www.google.com/search?q=ubuntu+ideapad+z400+touch&oq=ubuntu+ideapad+z400+touch&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i64.8956j0j1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
[22:13] <bjrohan_> now the isue
[22:13] <wilee-nilee> bjrohan_, Conky would not change system fonts it has its own place to do that.
[22:13] <bjrohan_> I am using X-Xhat, where i enter the text is all boxes for letters, the window title is okay, the menu bar is fine, the list of names is awry as well
[22:14] <bjrohan_> wilee-nilee,  I see those fonts in the conly manager folder under each theme, and those fonts are in my home folder .fonts dir that is why I renamed it to see what would happen
[22:14] <wilee-nilee> bjrohan_, Xchat is another app, not system changing, maybe you should list exactly where the fonts are off.
[22:15] <bjrohan_> wilee-nilee, In kubuntu, it appears the "stock" apps are all okay, Rekonq, KMail. Firefoex, Chrome, chromium are awry. Dolphin (stock kuuntu) is fine as well
[22:15] <bjrohan_> Rekonq, KMial is okay, Firefox, chrome are not
[22:16] <bjrohan_> wilee-nilee,  here is a screenshot http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=35198co&s=5
[22:16] <wilee-nilee> bjrohan_, I this a stock kubuntu install or was it added to another desktop already there or have you added others, or window managers
[22:17] <bjrohan_> Stock install, I have no other DE installed
[22:18] <bjrohan_> wilee-nilee,  BRB
[22:19] <wilee-nilee> bjrohan_, I would utilize the .config, close xchat delete the xchat in it and restart it to see if its still the same .config may be what you have to let remake configs on these.
[22:20] <quazaar> #mutt
[22:21] <wilee-nilee> quazaar, /j #mutt
[22:26] <Mackbet> http://www.neobux.com/?r=Mackbeth
[22:27] <Liam-> how would i go about forwarding an internet connection from a wlan0 card, and making a hotspot on ANOTHER (wlan1) card?
[22:27] <Liam-> or is that not possible.
[22:27] <Liam-> basically wlan0-->wlan1. or, if possible, wlan0-->Ethernet (not the other way around, like normal)
[22:29] <raven> is there a tool what simulates a kvm-switch over network? one mouse and keyboard to use on different computers?
[22:45] <Pierre___> quit
[22:46] <daguydatpwnz> Wow there are alot of people here.
[22:48] <daguydatpwnz> so does anyone here use xbmc?
[22:49] <Eng_Ameer> yeah
[22:49] <Eng_Ameer> y dag?
[22:49] <daguydatpwnz> does anyone know if theres a plugin for ustream?
[22:49] <Eng_Ameer> i said yes
[22:49] <Eng_Ameer> i said yes
[22:49] <Gsport> how yhal doing?
[22:50] <Eng_Ameer> just do it right
[22:50] <Eng_Ameer> just do it right
[22:50] <daguydatpwnz> is there a pugin for urstream Eng_Ameer ?
[22:50] <phunyguy> Eng_Ameer: what are you doing?
[22:50] <phunyguy> this is a support channel.
[22:50] <Eng_Ameer> support what?
[22:50] <Eng_Ameer> support what?
[22:50] <phunyguy> !patience | daguydatpwnz
[22:50] <Gsport> a sport channel?
[22:51] <ashgotti> I need support!
[22:51] <daguydatpwnz> ubottu i'm lagging out.
[22:51] <daguydatpwnz> phunyguy: I'm lagging out.
[22:51] <ashgotti> I'm trying to build & install this http://geekforum.wordpress.com/2013/06/06/build-and-install-doubango-webrtc2sip/ on vmware on my mac but svn checkout keeps giving me a disconnect error
[22:51] <Eng_Ameer> go a head
[22:51] <Eng_Ameer> go a head
[22:51] <phunyguy> daguydatpwnz: no you aren't, that is someone double posting
[22:51] <Eng_Ameer> get out
[22:51] <wilee-nilee> !bots | Gsport
[22:52] <daguydatpwnz> phunyguy: oh.
[22:52] <phunyguy> !ot
[22:52] <Eng_Ameer> fuck u sluts
[22:52] <ashgotti> i get "e175002: unable to connect to repository at url" and e175002: options of — could not read status line: connection was closed by server
[22:52] <daguydatpwnz> well so can anyone answer my question?
[22:52] <phunyguy> patience sir
[22:52] <wilee-nilee> ashgotti, This is ubuntu support not mac.
[22:52] <phunyguy> and #xbmc might, if that is a channel.
[22:52] <genial> daguydatpwnz, I don't know - stopped using XBMC some time ago, but #xbmc will surely have more information
[22:53] <Gsport> mythtv
[22:53] <ashgotti> wilee-nilee: i realize that, but the error is in my ubuntu vmware
[22:53] <daguydatpwnz> genial: yeah i just joined in I'm going to ask.
[22:53] <phunyguy> !nick | neverbeenk-lined
[22:53] <phunyguy> [Dainbow_Rash]: <----------
[22:54] <phunyguy> please stop.
[22:54] <daguydatpwnz> [Dainbow_Rash]: I love your name.
[22:54] <wilee-nilee> ashgotti, That is a 3rd party I would contact tehm, its not in the ubuntu repos.
[22:55] <wilee-nilee> them*
[22:55] <ashgotti> wilee-nilee: it works in my browser. does that mean it's an svn issue or ubuntu?
[22:57] <Ludovik> I'm having a problem viewing a webpage with either Chromium or Firefox and I can't quite figure out how I can make it work. It's the web portal for my college, I was wondering if anyone knows what would be required to make it run: https://peoplesoft.nscc.ca/
[22:58] <Ben66> Ludovik: thats really not an ubuntu issue
[22:58] <wilee-nilee> Ludovik, I see this.   	
[22:58] <wilee-nilee> Error
[22:58] <wilee-nilee> We've detected that your operating system is not supported by this website. For best results, use one of the following operating systems:
[22:58] <whiptail> Ludovik, what happens when you load it
[22:58] <wilee-nilee> ubuntu is not listed Ludovik
[22:59] <linuxuz3r> where can i find good wm themes for gnome shell
[22:59] <bjrohan> wilee-nilee: I am back, I started up Konversation, the fonts here all work fine
[22:59] <bjrohan> where do I find the .config files for the programs in question?
[23:00] <Ludovik> I can't even login Whip. I figured there'd be a work around and what-not but so far no luck.
[23:00] <wilee-nilee> bjrohan, Home hit the show all files.
[23:00] <bjrohan> okay
[23:00] <Ben66> Ludovik: you could change firefox's user agent, make it appear to be on windows
[23:00] <wilee-nilee> bjrohan, Anything with a period in front is hidden.
[23:01] <chaotic_good> none sahll dare oppose the archlinux empire!!!! ok sell me on why ubuntu not arch for my money making startup?
[23:01] <wilee-nilee> Ludovik, User agent switcher worked here it is a FF add on
[23:01] <Ludovik> Ben66: Chromium lacks that functionality?
[23:01] <bjrohan> wilee-nilee: got that, I do see the .xchat directory, and in that an xchat2.conf, just delete that?
[23:01] <whiptail> chaotic_good, there's no problem using both each have their advantages
[23:01] <chaotic_good> what about nixos?
[23:02] <bjrohan> wilee-nilee: doing that was a no go, same issue
[23:02] <wilee-nilee> bjrohan, The whole xcht folder in .config it will make a new one, I believe you just have t tweak it how you want it like auto channels and passwors..etc.
[23:02] <whiptail> Ludovik, i think in developer options in chrome you can do that and im sure there's an extension for it
[23:03] <wilee-nilee> bjrohan, The whole folder?
[23:03] <bjrohan> Okay, I just rmoved the .conf files
[23:03] <bjrohan> I will remove the whole .xchat directory
[23:03] <fommil> hi all, I have build a binary on debian for use on multiple linux distros. It uses the shared library /usr/lib/libblas.so.3. However, Ubuntu doesn't seem to have this link? Is it part of a package?
[23:03] <wilee-nilee> bjrohan, If you ask a question don't just act and say it does not work.
[23:03] <wilee-nilee> without an answer
[23:03] <Ludovik> The extension works fine.
[23:03] <Ludovik> Thanks so much Ben66 and Whiptail.
[23:04] <bjrohan> wilee-nilee: I sent the whole .xchat2 folder to the trash, restarted xchat, same messed up fonts
[23:04] <wilee-nilee> bjrohan, Hard to say for me, in the end.
[23:04] <fommil> ubuntu *does* seem to have libblas.so and libblas.so.3gf however… but no libblas.so.3
[23:05] <wilee-nilee> !info libblas.so.3
[23:05] <Ludovik> Ah: When I actually try to login it says: Logon failed as the language you have selected is not enabled for this database.
[23:05] <wilee-nilee> !find libblas.so.3
[23:05] <wilee-nilee> fommil, ^^^^^^^^^^
[23:06] <bjrohan> wilee-nilee: I do appreciate your help. Do you know where the guest account pulls its fonts from? Everything looks fine in the guest account
[23:06] <wilee-nilee> bjrohan, Would be the stock setup I assume.
[23:06] <bjrohan> Where do those come from?
[23:07] <fommil> wilee-nilee: I'm on "precise" 32 bit
[23:07] <fommil> wilee-nilee: those packages don't exist
[23:07] <whiptail> bjrohan, probably /usr/share/fonts
[23:08] <wilee-nilee> bjrohan, Not sure, there are probably easier ways to fix this then picking at it, I would purge and remove the apps that are a problem, and all their folders and reinstall them probably, since the stock apps are fine.
[23:09] <wilee-nilee> fommil, YOU might look for PPA's or debs to load, not sure really.
[23:10] <fommil> wilee-nilee: that would be insane. If I want to mess with the system I can create a symlink from libblas.so.3 to libblas.so :-/
[23:10] <wilee-nilee> bjrohan, The ones you have mentioned have their own ability to tweak the fonts, detached from the system, I suspect you have done this and don;t remember or installed something that does.
[23:10] <linuxuz3r> how do i make gtk2+ work with gnome 3?
[23:11] <wilee-nilee> fommil, I said I was not sure, lol
[23:11] <linuxuz3r> wilee-nilee, do you know
[23:11] <dr_willis> linuxuz3r:  make what part work? gtk2 apps should still run i thought
[23:12] <linuxuz3r> gtk2 themes
[23:12] <wilee-nilee> linuxuz3r, know what?
[23:12] <OerHeks> bjrohan, you said earlier that after installing conky manager and boot today you got these font issues.
[23:12] <linuxuz3r> how to make gtk2 theme work with gnome 3
[23:12] <bjrohan> OerHeks: yes
[23:12] <dr_willis> linuxuz3r:  you dont. as far as i know
[23:12] <wilee-nilee> !who | linuxuz3r
[23:13] <linuxuz3r> wilee-nilee,  how to make gtk2 theme work with gnome 3
[23:13] <OerHeks> linuxuz3r, not. if you find a way, let us know.
[23:13] <bjrohan> OerHeks: Without checking I think there are only 2 items I installed yesterday Conky and Conky manager
[23:13] <dr_willis> askubuntu.com may have some ideas on that linuxuz3r
[23:13] <Gsport> hey everybody lets join ubuntu women
[23:13] <whiptail> linuxuz3r, have you tried one in gnome3s fallback
[23:13] <dr_willis> conky-manager works great for me. its handy
[23:13] <fommil> does /usr/lib/libblas.so exist on recent ubuntus?
[23:13] <linuxuz3r> whiptail, nope
[23:14] <Gsport> lets make the statistcs spike
[23:14] <OerHeks> dr_willis, but does it affect Kubuntu font settings?
[23:14] <dr_willis> !find libblas.so
[23:14] <Guest69467> ikr
[23:14] <dr_willis> OerHeks:  i dont see how it could. it does put some fonts in the users. .fonts directory
[23:15] <dr_willis> or the theme packs do at least.
[23:15] <fommil> dr_willis: that's matches libblas.so.3 as well, I need to know if the exact file exists
[23:15] <dr_willis> fommil:  use the search features of the package manager
[23:16] <dr_willis> !info apt-file
[23:16] <Hoangg> Free Traffic For Your Web Join Free    http://www.te4everyone.com/index.php?ref=19
[23:16] <dr_willis> Hoangg: err no.
[23:16] <bjrohan> dr_willis OerHeks I also installed the 3rd party conky manger package as well that gives more themes, I went through those fonts (in ark) and I was able to see all of them (none were simply the blank blocks that I am seeing)
[23:16] <Hoangg> me liking that net much
[23:16] <whiptail> Hoangg, :/
[23:17] <dr_willis> Hoangg:  spam elsewhere
[23:17] <Hoangg> no spam
[23:17] <Hoangg> no spamming
[23:17] <Hoangg> it very cool
[23:17] <dr_willis> yes it is. now stop it
[23:18] <chiefseattle> hello, folks
[23:18] <whiptail> hi
[23:18] <SupaYoshi> Heya does anybody know a decent IRC logging bot? I want to log a channel for when i turn off my pc from my server
[23:18] <scottkosty> Does anyone know how to get the IP of a network printer that I am successfully connected to? I have the device URI (of the form dnssd://hp%20...) and the printer name.
[23:18] <SupaYoshi> Ive seen some and googled somewhat, but I rather have advice from the experts, the best it would be to have it to an logfile.
[23:18] <whiptail> SupaYoshi, try using a bouncer
[23:18] <dr_willis> SupaYoshi:  so whats going to be running the bot?
[23:19] <SupaYoshi> Ah yeah bouncer yes, Ive read that too
[23:19] <SupaYoshi> Ubuntu Server
[23:19] <OerHeks> scottkosty, maybe your router shows that info, connected devices
[23:19] <whiptail> scottkosty, ss -ap
[23:19] <SupaYoshi> Whats better? a bouncer or a logging bot on ubuntu server?
[23:19] <chiefseattle> i am but a student here...looking for help with a failing wubi migration script; not sure if i'm specifying the correct partitions or not?
[23:19] <dr_willis> most any ircc client or bouncer can log channels.
[23:19] <dr_willis> SupaYoshi:  depends on your needs
[23:19] <Gsport> yes i need to log everything becuase my biological hardware have so lower grade memorie
[23:19] <SupaYoshi> All I need is to log some channels on freenode and esper
[23:20] <dr_willis> SupaYoshi:  most any bouncer like ZNC can do that
[23:20] <scottkosty> OerHeks: I'm on a university computer so I'm not sure I have access to the router.
[23:20] <chiefseattle> whiptail, hi there
[23:20] <scottkosty> whiptail: what am I looking for in the output?
[23:20] <SupaYoshi> nice, is ZNC good? :) Cus I rather pick a good one then another one ;)
[23:20] <dr_willis> SupaYoshi:  go TRY it and see
[23:21] <dr_willis> SupaYoshi:  its not going to be a 3 clicks and its done setup by any means. you will need to read up on its docs
[23:21] <whiptail> scottkosty, make sure you are not connected to anything else when you do it, you're looking for 'estab' and a port number
[23:21] <linuxuz3r> what folder should i put my gtk3 themes?
[23:21] <dr_willis> linuxuz3r:  .themes
[23:21] <OerHeks> scottkosty, university ahh, maybe you can peform a " nmap -sP 192.168.1.* " or some range like thet
[23:21] <SupaYoshi> Ah i love reading np at that mate, the question was just because there are so many different ones ;) I rather invest time in reading about a GOOD one then about an unsupported and old one ;)
[23:21] <SupaYoshi> But I got ya! :D
[23:22] <dr_willis> SupaYoshi:  'good' is subjective
[23:22] <Gsport> there are absolutlly no women at ubuntu-women
[23:22] <scottkosty> whiptail: ok, looks like I need to close some programs.
[23:22] <dr_willis> SupaYoshi:  znc is in the repos.
[23:22] <dr_willis> SupaYoshi:  theres #znc also
[23:22] <Gsport> scottkosty, close your irc client
[23:23] <dr_willis> !info znc
[23:23] <SupaYoshi> dr_willis: agreed agreed, however I rather have a subjective answer from you ;) then one from myself
[23:23] <SupaYoshi> But it sounds pretty awesome ;) hehe
[23:23] <Zeranoe> Does anyone know where the default include directories are defined? For example, how does my system to know to look into /bin /include and so on
[23:23] <wilee-nilee> chiefseattle, There is one specific helper at the ubuntu forums with wubi, You might make a thread there if you do not succeed, have wubi in the header, I have seen them here but sporadically.
[23:23] <SupaYoshi> Thanks! ;) Im going to go ahead and try that one out mate! Ty so much already
[23:23] <whiptail> scottkosty, and if you prefer gui option theres ubuntu's network tools then netstat tab, then active network services
[23:24] <scottkosty> Gsport: thanks but I'm not sure I need to. There are two ESTABs and the right-most column indicates "irssi" so I think it eliminates that one
[23:24] <dr_willis> the death of wubi will mark the end of an era. ;) and there will be much rejoiceing
[23:24] <whiptail> scottkosty, which is the other
[23:24] <scottkosty> whiptail: commandline is fine if it gives the same info
[23:24] <scottkosty> whiptail: ubuntuone-syncd :(
[23:24] <scottkosty> could it be a CLOSE-WAIT instead of a ESTAB?
[23:25] <scottkosty> I have a ubuntu-geoip-pr
[23:25] <whiptail> scottkosty, i dont ha
[23:25] <abaddon> OK, I completely cluster fudged a removal of my fglrx proprietary drivers that I got from AMD's site. I removed them but then installed the fglrx drivers from the repos. Now, wehen m y systejm starts up i get 2 errors. Xinit unable to connect to x server no such file exists AND xinit unexpected signal 2
[23:26] <abaddon> my gpu is a radeon 6770 and i'm running ubu 1210
[23:26] <Gsport> is there any distro using the new kernel?
[23:27] <reisio> Gsport: new?
[23:27] <dr_willis> 'any disrto' - i imagine thats a yes.. i bet there is A disrto out there that you can instggall the lateste kernell from kernel.org on
[23:27] <Gsport> yes new
[23:28] <dr_willis> now care to ask a bit more specific question. ;)
[23:28] <reisio> Gsport: new isn't a version, versions are made up of numbers and sometimes letters
[23:28] <mr-rich-76> System76 laptop - ubuntu 13.04 - How do I manualy check for updates?
[23:28] <scottkosty> whiptail: I think your sentence got cut off. Either that or I don't understand 'ha'
[23:28] <Gsport> yes bash me with tecnicalitys
[23:28] <Gsport> if it makes you happy
[23:29] <dr_willis> Gsport:  as a vague question - get a vague answer
[23:29] <jrib> Gsport: this channel is for ubuntu support
[23:29] <Luyin> Gsport: gentoo has 3.10 as the standard kernel atm
[23:29] <Gsport> everyone with 2 brain cells is thinking about the .11 version
[23:29] <jrib> Gsport: do you have an ubuntu-related questiona?
[23:30] <reisio> Gsport: everyone who wasted their time assuming what you meant instead of knowing, maybe
[23:30] <dr_willis> using ubuntu - means  i rarely have to worry about the kernel.
[23:30] <Gsport> yes why the proprietary drivers always fail to work on my computer
[23:30] <dr_willis> perhaps because you are using a unsupported kernel?
[23:31] <whiptail> whiptail, did the printer service not find it automatically
[23:31] <whiptail> oops
[23:31] <Gsport> nop im using default
[23:31] <Gsport> i have an fx5200 nvidia
[23:31] <techkid6> Ubuntu won't let me set the date
[23:31] <techkid6> I am trying to set it to july 8th, but it keeps reverting to the 4th of september
[23:31] <Gsport> the opensource driver run way to slow with that card
[23:32] <scottkosty> looks like ubuntu-geoip-pr is not what I wanted. I thought 'pr' might be printer but its 'provider'
[23:32] <dr_willis> Gsport:  is sugggest checking askubuntu.com and  the forums and see if others have had issues with that exact chipset and your ubuntu version
[23:32] <Gsport> techkid are you trying to set the year 1970?
[23:32] <chiefseattle> wilee-nilee, thanks; i may have overcome all of my n00biocy
[23:32] <whiptail> scottkosty, short of trying ifconfig i'd try the router web interface to see connected devices as before
[23:32] <wilee-nilee> chiefseattle, Heh, congrats. ;)
[23:33] <whiptail> whiptail, mentioned before*
[23:33] <scottkosty> whiptail: it is a network printer at a university. I don't have access to the router interface
[23:33] <abaddon> OK, I completely cluster fudged a removal of my fglrx proprietary drivers that I got from AMD's site. I removed them but then installed the fglrx drivers from the repos. Now, when my system starts up I get 2 errors. Xinit unable to connect to x server: no such file exists AND xinit:unexpected signal 2. I've a Radeon 6770 gpu and my sys is Ubu 1210. I'm assuming it clearly has to do with X but what is it that's missing? Or have I failed
[23:33] <abaddon>  to set something up?
[23:33] <scottkosty> whiptail: perhaps if I start printing something it will show up in ss?
[23:33] <whiptail> scottkosty, do you have a shell account there
[23:33] <wilee-nilee> techkid6, Why july 8th?
[23:34] <whiptail> scottkosty, worth a try
[23:34] <scottkosty> whiptail: I have ubuntu installed
[23:34] <scottkosty> whiptail: ok
[23:35] <whiptail> scottkosty, if keeping an eye on the connection try 'watch ss -ap' instead
[23:36] <techkid6> Gsport: No, 2013
[23:36] <nurow> could anyone tell me the easiest way to auto-mount particular drives when my computer boots?
[23:36] <Gsport> a friend of mine tells me the NSA is using ubuntu on VMs
[23:36] <techkid6> wilee-nilee: Because I am trying to get my printer to print a lost paper which was supposed to be printed the 8th
[23:36] <wilee-nilee> !fstab | nurow
[23:37] <nurow> thanks wilee-nilee
[23:37] <scottkosty> whiptail: something with TIME-WAIT state popped up.
[23:37] <wilee-nilee> techkid6, ah, good luck. ;)
[23:37] <chiefseattle> wilee-nilee, in short order we shall see if indeed congrats are in order...after these messages, folks
[23:37] <scottkosty> whiptail: that is it!
[23:38] <waterlite> Hello!
[23:38] <whiptail> scottkosty, nice one
[23:38] <FreeNET> hello
[23:38] <Gsport> hi
[23:38] <SupaYoshi> Hey dr_willis: I just looked into ZNC, and the installation takes up ~200 MB approx. because I need so many packages. isnt there something smaller? :3 Or should I just do it (BTW 12.04 Server)
[23:38] <techkid6> I am running either 12.04 or 12.10 on this machine, I forget
[23:38] <scottkosty> whiptail: thanks a lot for your patience and help. This gives me motivation to read about sockets now :)
[23:38] <techkid6> I set thetime to manual, and changed the date
[23:38] <techkid6> but it isn'tworking
[23:38] <Gsport> thats cause you are using NPT noob
[23:39] <techkid6> npt?
[23:39] <phunyguy> !noob | Gsport
[23:39] <whiptail> scottkosty, cool stuff, the depth of the topic neverends, very interesting topic
[23:39]  * techkid6 hasn't used linux in over a year on a desktop :/
[23:39] <reisio> some of those aren't acronyms! :p
[23:39] <phunyguy> Gsport: also, it is NTP, not NPT.
[23:40] <scottkosty> whiptail: I imagine. I've stayed away since it seems complicated. But I've got a "Beginning Linux Programming" chapter on it so it might be time to take the dive.
[23:40] <scottkosty> whiptail: In any case, thanks for the help.
[23:40] <Gsport> !ntp
[23:40] <whiptail> scottkosty, no problem :]
[23:41] <Gsport> newbie
[23:41] <phunyguy> Gsport: please don't say it again
[23:41] <whiptail> techkid6, youre trying to change the time and date as to make it appear you created the work earlier?
[23:41] <Gsport> absolutlly
[23:42] <Gsport> no hes trying to crash lunux seting the time to the begining of unix
[23:42] <techkid6> whiptail: as if I printed the work earlier, yep
[23:42] <techkid6> Gsport, shut up, please
[23:42] <Gsport> se what did i tell you
[23:43] <techkid6> What?
[23:43] <phunyguy> !ot | Gsport
[23:43] <whiptail> techkid6, cant you just edit the document to have whatever date you want
[23:43] <techkid6> No, because I am printing a webpage (because citing the sources isn't enough)
[23:43] <Gsport> whiptail, ;-)
[23:43] <techkid6> And she wanted it printed the day it was originally accessed
[23:43] <techkid6> I just realized that
[23:43] <Gsport> like that woill work :)
[23:44] <Gsport> you gona get caught kid
[23:44] <whiptail> techkid6, save the webpage, edit its source
[23:44] <phunyguy> Gsport: Again, I ask you, please, keep it on topic
[23:44] <chiefseattle> wilee-nilee, thanks :-) looks like we're in a native/grub2 boot with fully migrated files/settings :-)
[23:44] <whiptail> whiptail, there you should find its date or w/e lol
[23:44] <phunyguy> if you cannot provide anything useful to the conversation, please take it elsewhere.
[23:44] <wilee-nilee> chiefseattle, Cool, it is a cool script to do that, enjoy.
[23:46] <Gsport> google year 2038 problem
[23:46] <techkid6> !ot | Gsport
[23:46] <chiefseattle> wilee-nilee, yes indeed. now to add my user account to the sudoers file...
[23:47] <techkid6> whiptail: I edited the source in the DOM, but, that doesn;t change the footer, I guess I could just do a custom footer, but, I don't wanna mess it up
[23:47] <co-XZist> y dont u just add your account the the sudo group ?
[23:47] <Gsport> techkid change the time and use the toutch comamad on the file
[23:47] <Gsport> or you are going to get caught cheating
[23:47] <phunyguy> !ops | Gsport
[23:48] <Gsport> weres the fire?
[23:49] <LjL> Gsport: would you kindly stop the nonsense?
[23:49] <Gsport> i was just trying to help the newbies
[23:49] <techkid6> I swear to god call me a newbie one more time......
[23:49] <phunyguy> hey now
[23:49] <whiptail> techkid6, harvard referencing is fun isnt it, well if you saved the full page from firefox, you can search the page in a text editor as i find its better that way than what something pulls up as a dom element
[23:49] <phunyguy> techkid6: relax.
[23:50] <phunyguy> it is being handled.
[23:50] <phunyguy> :)
[23:50] <Gsport> i ptrfer oral
[23:50] <techkid6> Thanks phuny
[23:50] <waterlite>  don't drink lol :d
[23:50] <phunyguy> ok waterlite, enough bud
[23:51] <techkid6> Thanks
[23:51] <phunyguy> :)
[23:51] <waterlite> :P
[23:51] <techkid6> whip, I will try it
[23:51] <phunyguy> !ot
[23:51] <abaddon> OK, I completely cluster fudged a removal of my fglrx proprietary drivers that I got from AMD's site. I removed them but then installed the fglrx drivers from the repos. Now, when my system starts up I get 2 errors. Xinit unable to connect to x server: no such file exists AND xinit:unexpected signal 2. I've a Radeon 6770 gpu and my sys is Ubu 1210. I'm assuming it clearly has to do with X but what is it that's missing? Or have I failed
[23:51] <abaddon>  to set something up?
[23:54] <whiptail> abaddon, i had a similar issue ages ago i used this https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/VideoDriverDetection#Problem:_Need_to_purge_-fglrx then used the open source
[23:54] <bjrohan> wilee-nilee: I checked all of my fonts, nothing seemed awry with them (used the font manager to see if they all displayed). I restarted, everything looked okay, then slowly FireFox stopped displaying pages correctly, however the window items were fine, as were Chrome, and XChat. odd indeed
[23:54] <whiptail> abaddon, and this was extremely useful https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver
[23:54] <abaddon> whiptail, Thank you, will see if it works
[23:54] <AngryKeyboarder> Hi guys, I'm new to Linux.  What command do I run to find the default gateway of my system?  Thanks in advance for your help!
[23:55] <techkid6> w/in 41
[23:55] <techkid6> Sorry
[23:55] <phunyguy> AngryKeyboarder: route
[23:55] <phunyguy> AngryKeyboarder: just that command should give you one that says 0.0.0.0 or the like
[23:55] <wilee-nilee> bjrohan, You can reset firefox, and also open it without add ons.
[23:55] <AngryKeyboarder> default         192.168.1.10    0.0.0.0         UG    0      0        0 eth0
[23:55] <whiptail> nice
[23:56] <AngryKeyboarder> so it's 192.168.1.10?
[23:56] <phunyguy> AngryKeyboarder: that would be it
[23:56] <phunyguy> AngryKeyboarder: you tell me? :(
[23:56] <AngryKeyboarder> Thanks guys! I got what I needed.
[23:56] <MACscr> can you actually install rpm's on an ubuntu system? I am needing to install a driver for my 10g card
[23:57] <bjrohan> wilee-nilee: makes sense
[23:57] <MACscr> saw that someone wrote an install script; rpm -ivh --force-debian --nodeps ${TOPDIR}/RPMS/${target_cpu}/*mlnx*
[23:57] <ibanezrawker> I dont know if i got a bug or what, but my screen flashes different colors when i try to start ubuntu
[23:57] <wilee-nilee> MACscr, Not really, are you sure this does not exist in a form ubuntu can use?
[23:58] <OerHeks> MACscr, alien could extract the files you want, but i wonder the same as wilee-nilee
[23:59] <Gabboz> ibanezrawker, i wouldn't take that too seriously.  If it flashes at login/userspace screens then I would
[23:59] <MACscr> OerHeks: i will keep searching, but i dont think so. I saw that mellanox recommended using OFED, but im not sure if that just for IB mode or what (my card does infiniband and 10GbE)