=== Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === Hornet- is now known as Hornet === daftykins is now known as deftykens === deftykens is now known as daftykins [06:58] Good morning peeps :) [07:09] \o [07:11] Morning MartijnVdS [07:12] Hi aq, still lagging? [07:14] arg I can't decide if I should have breakfast before shower [07:15] and I *still* don't have nice tea [07:17] Myrtti: have breakfast in the shower [07:17] Not sure what would survive. Sausages maybe? [07:18] beer [07:18] I don't really have either [07:20] 1st time I've seen hotel internet done right: http://www.speedtest.net/result/3012715260.png [07:20] more up than down? wut? [07:20] Yeah, fun eh? [07:21] seed all the Linux [07:21] no, don't [07:21] bigcalm: leave positive reviews for it! [07:22] Yus yus [07:22] Free wifi didn't work [07:23] Saw a patch lead on the desk in the hotel room (surprised that it hadn't been pinched). Gave it a go and was nicely surprised [07:24] Tempted to stay in my hotel room rather than go to the conference now [07:25] heheh [07:28] Morning dogmatic69 [07:29] yo bigcalm [07:29] finishing off my shed/office [07:30] dogmatic69: do you know Richard McIntyre? Met him this morning at the phpnw13 conference breakfast. He appears to have done some cakephp talks [07:30] Aha, a man cave? [07:30] ye, I think I met him [07:31] quite a hippy kinda looking guy? [07:32] dogmatic69: yeah, he's got dreadlocks [07:33] It's great to meet PHP devs outside of IRC [07:38] * bigcalm regrets waking up at 6.45am now [07:47] Time to be conferencey [07:47] Toodles === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [08:34] morning [08:34] \o [08:54] derp [08:54] I just realised that the charger cable for the Nokia QI thing I bought comes off from both ends [08:54] and has a Nokia charger plug end on both ends. [08:54] so I don't actually have to knit anything to cover the cable.d [08:55] I feel a bit stupid now. [09:04] good morning everyone. [09:07] \o/ wired xbox controller arrived [09:10] less batteries to run out, always good. [09:12] ok, that works [09:15] :) [13:17] Oh look, slashdot has cottoned on to what I've been saying for the past few months http://hardware.slashdot.org/story/13/10/05/0021237/nvidia-removed-linux-driver-feature-for-feature-parity-with-windows [13:17] \o/ [13:52] Azelphur: that was posted ages ago tho [15:00] Am I the only one who's Gwibber [in 12.04] has stopped updating from Facebook as of 3 days ago? [15:00] [& hi folks!] [15:35] Sorry I keep logging out and in again, but Chromium crashes and freezes Kubuntu solid about four times a day. [15:36] You have to switch on and off again - it's not very graceful when it goes down! [16:40] so i used paint stripper to get the varnish off some wood panels [16:41] now it looks like someone smeared chocolate all over them [16:41] how am i supposed to clean that off? [16:41] ali1234: yum, yum - licky licky# [16:44] http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=b7HfOdzHVKw#t=97 <- LIIIEEEEEES [16:44] that is blatantly a different door === em is now known as clickgay === clickgay is now known as em [17:26] greetings [17:51] hi i need help i have just installed open ssh and i followed a totorial but my mac can't connect to it [17:58] hi i need help i have just installed open ssh and i followed a totorial but my mac can't connect to it [17:58] can anyone help [17:58] sorry my connection lagged out [18:00] so what part are you having trouble with? [18:02] i can see my laptop (ubuntu ssh) on my mac but it will always say connection failed but i have not put any authorisation keys in the .ssh folder [18:03] this is the tutorial i used http://web.archive.org/web/20100719220308/http://blog.ibd.com/sysadmin/bonjour-avahi-netatalk-to-share-files-files-between-ubuntu-10-4-mac-os-x/ [18:04] i know it is a bit out dated but i am using 12.04 lts [18:10] arc__: have you confirmed SSH is running? what happens, it just times out? [18:10] or instant failure [18:10] sorry but how can i check through terminal [18:11] netstat -tuln [18:11] you should see port 22 listening on both tcp and tcp6 [18:12] it is only listening on tcp6 [18:14] that could be why you're having issues if you're trying to connect using a v4 IP [18:17] hi sorry abut that internet when it is me arc__ [18:17] so it is only listening on tcp6 not tcp [18:18] that could be why you're having issues if you're trying to connect using a v4 IP [18:19] ok but how do i do that (my nickname came back) [18:19] so from your mac you're typing what? "ssh 1.2.3.4" ? [18:20] i am not typeing anything it can see it but when i click on it it says connection failed [18:21] oh right, so that's file sharing connection, not SSH [18:22] if you had a look at the link i posted u might be able to understand my problem [18:22] i did look [18:23] hrmm [18:26] do i need to port forward [18:27] not if they're both on the same LAN, no [18:27] ok cool and they are in the same lan anyway [18:29] but i have enabled web sharing on my mac with enables a apache web server but i can't connect to that ether [18:30] so both these computers are behind a home router, yes? [18:32] can you pastebin (paste.ubuntu.com) the output of "ifconfig -a" on the ubuntu system? or you can "apt-get install pastebinit" then run "ifconfig -a | pastebinit" [18:34] kk wait a sec [18:35] here u go http://paste.ubuntu.com/6197620/ [18:36] oh i forgot i am not connected to my router at the min [18:36] i am mobile interneting [18:36] i recenty diconnected my ethernet cable [18:37] my router is strictly off the internet [18:39] usb0 0o some kinda USB wireless dongle? [18:39] sorry [18:40] no its most likely my mobile (xperia) thethered [18:41] ah right. in which case that system doesn't have a LAN IP so i'm not surprised nothing is connecting to it [18:42] eth0 shows no IP address [18:43] i can connect my router but it will disconnect me from the interweb can i fix that [18:43] is the ubuntu system a server install? [18:43] no [18:45] you'd probably have to wrestle with network manager a bit [18:45] kk :) [18:45] a guide online might be easier to find, i wouldn't know where to start [18:46] ok i might stick to usb file sharing at the min then :( [18:48] unless i install osx server or ubuntubppc on my mac [18:48] samba could work (: [18:49] but i'm not quite sure how you're using your phone tethering, that'll make things fun no doubt [18:50] no i connect to my router when i try to file share [18:51] my mobile is connected to the carrier (3) and is linked to my laptop for mobile internet [18:51] that pushes the bar down a bit :) [18:52] sure but do you juggle the phone between these computers? [18:53] yes and no i boot into win 7 and use network bridgeing to provide for my mac using a single cable [18:54] I have to go now my food is ready i will be on at 9:00 or 10:00 uk tome (GMT 0) [18:54] uk time i mean [18:54] think we're still on BST :D [18:55] sorry i forgot #ubuntu-uk :D [18:55] email me at x98hacker@gmail.com [18:56] alsi i live in cov [18:56] coventry [18:56] see u later [18:56] hf [19:01] hi [19:02] greetings [19:03] how is everyone [19:03] full [19:04] tad bored [19:04] oh i was going to tidy up the house - :) [19:04] Yes but it saturday night [19:04] ...so? [19:04] and then nothing on tv [19:06] i am new to linux [19:06] and from the uk [19:06] mralc: Welcome on board [19:07] i am windows/vmware consultant [19:08] but have been meaning to get into linux for ages, but had a chance at work to using it and really like it [19:08] ^_^ [19:08] mralc: Good! Now have you got Linux installed as vmware guests? [19:09] yes [19:09] i have been using centos alot [19:10] but i have a old hp laptop which i have installed xbuntu on [19:15] but the fan seem to be going all the time [19:20] wb [19:20] back [19:20] no, you left :D [19:20] wb to you! [19:51] i have a question on partitioning on my hardrive [19:51] i have a question on partitioning my hardrive [19:52] fire away, someone who knows will answer. [19:54] is best idea to create 3 partitions for a standard install of ubuntu i have a 120 GB in my laptop [19:54] 1 for root,home and swap? [20:06] mralc: yeah, i do it that way [20:06] although i also like to partition /boot but i don't think it gives any advantages [20:06] i was going to ask about boot [20:07] who size is recommenced for root? [20:07] if you're going for a desktop 13.04 install, likely 15-20GB would be a good size [20:08] then you can allocate the majority of space to your /home for your personal data [20:08] mralc: so you can hibernate and sleep, you're going to want to make swap equal to or slightly larger than your RAM size [20:10] thank you [20:20] dumdidumdidum http://www.flickr.com/photos/myrtti/10105473956/ [21:28] who's good for SSDs nowadays? [21:30] Samsung and Crucial [21:30] i'd mainly go for the longest warranty you can get from one of their (non-TLC) drives, which don't use a sandforce controller [21:31] tlc? [21:32] triple level cell [21:32] you want to stick to MLC based drives ideally [21:32] the samsung 840 pro hasn't really been beaten worthily yet [21:33] ooh, and it's not outrageously expensive [21:33] :D [21:34] is it going in a SATA 6Gbps system? [21:34] it might be [21:34] cool [21:34] * dutchie checks which sata ports are free [21:35] I've been eyeing the 840's too, since they're going up to 1TB without being *too* silly expensive now [21:35] i think i saw a £400 1TB SSD the other day :O pretty good price i think [21:35] it may've been the Samsung Evo though, not a top performer [21:35] student loan doesn't stretch quite that far [21:36] haha [21:36] yeah, the evo. it's not cheap, about e500 .. but it's tempting [21:36] yay, i do have a 6Gbps free [21:36] not sure why the optical drive is plugged into it [21:36] haha [21:36] kick that sucker off [21:51] now i just have to decide whether i want 256GB or 128 :/ [21:52] I'm waiting for my 64GB one [21:52] ;) [21:54] way I see it, if you spend half the amount now, you'll have the other half free to spend on a larger faster one at a later date [21:54] and you are losing no speed now... just need to make do with less space [21:55] hmm that kind of makes sense [21:55] it does when someone is a cheap git (like me) [21:55] ;) [21:56] but the plan is to use btrfs raid0 to give me more storage as current one is nearly full [21:59] you are getting 2? [21:59] i've got one alread [21:59] y [22:00] isn't btrfs that fs to help secure data? [22:00] or maybe I've got things mixed [22:01] rm -rf /some/random/file/* [22:01] not full now [22:01] :) [22:14] hamitron: Just remember raid0 makes it twice as likely to lose your data [22:15] more likely imo [22:15] :/ [22:15] yip RAID 0 should be used only for things you don't care about [22:15] yeah i have backups :) [22:16] for example, storing your mother's TV soaps on [22:16] daftykins, haha [22:16] :D [22:16] I just can't see a point in mixing a fs to protect data, with a hardware setup to more than offset that [22:17] but I haven't moved with the times, still stuck on ext3 [22:17] ;) [22:18] :O [22:19] why-so? [22:19] I have a few reasons [22:19] 1) loads of data already on the drives [22:20] 2) old fs lets me use old OS and tools should I need to [22:20] 3) lazy [22:20] :> [22:20] that's kinda why my file server is still Windows, NTFS volume [22:20] :-o [22:21] nowhere else to slap 5TB of stuff :D [22:21] yeh, storage is a real issue these days [22:21] speed is coming, just no storage [22:21] :/ [22:21] or digital hoarding :D [22:22] I want a couple of 8TB hdd [22:22] with more than 1 year warranty [22:22] yeah, I think packrats are the real issue there :p [22:22] :D [22:22] and for under 100 quid [22:22] it's great having local media though [22:22] i'm not a fan of this streaming malarkey [22:23] * hamitron neither [22:23] I still have friends on dialup [22:23] whaaaaat D: [22:23] rural areas? [22:23] yeh [22:24] one of them could get DSL if he turned off one of his electric fences [22:24] hahaha [22:25] but tbh, I like local files [22:25] can move them to my phone to watch remotely [22:27] grrrr [22:27] wish i had my ssd now [22:27] wanna play [22:27] :/ [22:27] :D [22:27] only ordered it because I have 2 hdd I like to raid 0 [22:27] i have a new one for my server coming soon [22:28] and they seem unstable with my new motherboard [22:28] (cause it to freeze and cook the cpu) [22:29] i don't like copying a huge file on to my phone that i will only watch once [22:30] because of the NAND writes? [22:30] no because it takes ages [22:30] haha [22:30] 3 hours to copy a movie [22:30] i could have watched it on my computer in 1.5 [22:30] haha [22:30] therefore i prefer streaming local files [22:30] well, I had some tutorials I like to repeatedly watch [22:31] whilst on the bus to training [22:31] it takes 3 hours to copy it but it'll stream in realtime? [22:31] i know, weird right? [22:31] can't you transcode to smaller files? [22:32] well the ideal would e a streaming server that does that automatically [22:33] nexus 7 can't play HD videos anyway... it can barely play SD mpeg2 [22:33] :/ [22:33] get a lumia [22:33] ;) [22:33] it can play HD if it is the right format of course, they all can [22:34] but stuff recorded from TV in mpeg is not the right format, so you have to use software players or reencode it [22:34] same for ripped dvds [22:34] no excuse to not re-encode with todays cpu [22:34] ;/ [22:34] sure there is [22:34] reencoding makes it look crappier [22:35] on a phone screen, from a dvd hardly matters [22:35] then you need two copies [22:35] basically i just avoid watching videos on my phone because it sucks [22:35] oh, I only keep the master copy [22:35] :) [22:36] yeh, probably best, unless you want it for a reason [22:36] yeah, I'd have to be pretty desperate to watch a movie on my phone [22:37] mine are mostly vids of something I am trying to improve in boxing or something [22:37] no way I'd watch a movie/film [22:37] especially now that I've mastered the art of passing out with ryanair screaming down my ears [22:37] XD [22:37] heck, I tried to watching a film on a 32" tv the other day, and didn't enjoy it [22:38] are they the ones with the ridiculous rules on how few items you can carry onto the plane? [22:38] i flew to Cork from Southampton/London with them [22:38] 20 mins in, moved to another room with a larger display [22:38] found it quite shocking :> [22:39] oh they have rediculous rules for everything. but yeah. "one carry-on" means one. no exceptions for laptop bags, camera bags, handbags, etc [22:39] what if 2 bags are linked? [22:40] it's best just to put one inside the other. trying to argue your case is rarely productive [22:40] so that 65 litre rucksack is useful [22:40] :) [22:41] there's rules for size & weight too :p [22:41] damn :/ [22:41] I don't wanna fly on an airline anyway [22:41] but trying to beat them is like .. phoning home and saying, well .. the good news is I was right. the bad news is I won't be home tonight [22:41] just avoid ryanair and easyjet. problem solved [22:42] and that foreign one with drinking and flying pilots [22:42] ;) [22:42] that's rarely an option from here [22:42] that's not a problem. the planes fly themselves anyway [22:42] i'd feel safer if the pilot was asleep tbh [22:43] heh, yeah .. there's an old joke about modern planes being flown by one pilot and one dog. the pilot's there to feed the dog. the dog's there to bite the pilot ifhe tries to mess with the buttons [22:44] :) [22:44] didn't realise they referred to female pilots so impolitely [22:44] ;) [22:48] dude. [22:48] :/ [23:49] curious, I wonder how I got an O2 Wifi signal around here [23:49] 0o [23:50] just someones broadband provider? branded router perhaps [23:51] ah, unless the 'probe' line in kismet means that something was trying to connect to one rather than I heard one? [23:53] could be