[00:00] <slicslak> hey all, what is everyone using for a DAAP server these days? Google search is showing splintered results, dead projects, etc. is forked-daapd the way to go?
[00:01] <yacc> interestingly, Doublex-ADF nowadays seems to rather common and cheap: http://skinflint.co.uk/?cat=multi&sort=p&xf=862_S%2FW-Laser~390_DADF~862_Farblaser#xf_top
[00:01] <yacc> slicslak: what's a DAAP server?
[00:01] <slicslak> yacc: itunes server
[00:02] <yacc> eeck, poisonous fruit lover :-P
[00:03] <yacc> I managed to keep the contamination in this household to exactly one iPhone 3G, long gone. (And that because years ago free on contract, technically the last mobile we've bought "on contract")
[00:03] <tswett> Hey guys.
[00:04] <tswett> So I'm building the kernel using the instructions here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BuildYourOwnKernel During the "fakeroot blah blah blah binary-generic" command, I ran out of disk space. Once I get more disk space, can I just run the "clean" command and then the binary-generic command again?
[00:05] <treehouse> does it matter where I put the -R flag when I chmod?
[00:06] <slicslak> treehouse: only w/ bsd tools
[00:06] <slicslak> as you're in #ubuntu, the answer is probably no
[00:06] <treehouse> slicslak: sounds like bsd tools are inferior?
[00:06] <_andyj_> google is failing me, trying to fix wifi on compaq cq60 running 12.04...  rfkill and the physical switch on the laptop neither one seem to remove the Soft & Hard block on hp-wifi: Wireless LAN...  it is Atheros AR242x / AR542x wifi card...  any thoughts?  already tried "sudo rmmod hp-wmi", which removed the fantom wifi kill switch but then the card was gone
[00:07] <bobptz> guys, I have a missing file/dir here:   /proc/diskstats
[00:07] <slicslak> treehouse: haha, well, some people (including me) do think so.... but... we get ssh from openbsd which is the most secure OS out there. so...
[00:08] <bobptz> ...
[00:08] <bobptz> does this men I have  a problem in my ubuntu installation?
[00:08] <tswett> bobptz: well, /proc is a virtual file system; the files it contains represent information about the system. Does your /proc have stuff in it?
[00:09] <tswett> If it doesn't have anything in it (or it only has a couple of files), then it sounds like /proc is unmounted for some reason. Mounting it again isn't too tricky.
[00:09] <bobptz> tswett   let me see
[00:10] <bobptz> tswett  btw it is a VPS server ubuntu 12.04 with nginx 1.4.4
[00:10] <slicslak> bobptz: they probably just didn't compile support for that into the kernel
[00:10] <slicslak> as you are on a VPS, the information may not be usefull anyway
[00:10] <bobptz> ?
[00:10] <Jordan_U> bobptz: You probably don't have /proc/diskstats because you probably don't have your own disks.
[00:11] <bobptz> tswett, ok my /proc has several files a nd dirrectories
[00:11] <codepython777> is this safe on ubuntu 12.04? sudo apt-get install linux-image-generic-lts-raring linux-headers-generic-lts-raring
[00:12] <banks> how come i get a black screen when i try and update to ubuntu 13.10?
[00:12] <tswett> bobptz: sounds like slicslak and Jordan_U know this stuff better than I do.
[00:12] <bobptz> ok guys
[00:12] <bobptz> so what do you think?
[00:12] <bobptz> slicslak ?   I said I do have files dirs in there
[00:13] <slicslak> bobptz: your on a VPS, so don't worry abou tit
[00:13] <slicslak> why were you looking for them?
[00:13] <Jordan_U> bobptz: If your environment is within a container, rather than full virtualization with emulated drives, then it seems perfectly normal that you don't have a /proc/diskstats.
[00:13] <bobptz> munin is failing me
[00:13] <bobptz> I have error:    Error output from iostat_ios: kernel 2.4 not supported yet
[00:14] <bobptz> we traced the code and it checks for this directory
[00:14] <yacc>  codepython777: probably, if you google it, Ubuntu has some time a policy of back porting the newer kernels to older releases.
[00:14] <codepython777> whats a good way to upgrade the kernel for ubuntu 12.04? Preferably to > 3.8
[00:14] <bobptz> and then goes to   /proc/partitions
[00:14] <codepython777> yacc: has 3.12 been backported for 12.04?
[00:15] <Jordan_U> bobptz: It's likely that the feature of Munin that you're trying to use (getting statistics on disk access?) is simply not available when running inside a container.
[00:15] <codepython777> yacc: perhaps 3.12.9 is the latest stable ?
[00:16] <yacc> codepython777: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack
[00:16] <slogmog> Hello everyone, I would like to learn programming, I want to create software for linux so what programming language should i learn?
[00:17] <bobptz> Jordan_U, I am sorry, I have a vps, is this a "container"  Munin is supposed to run on servers.  I assumed vps too.
[00:17] <codepython777> slogmog: python :) - http://bit.ly/pythonclass
[00:17] <gabeh> hi I created an upstart job and I can see it when I do initctl list.  How can I remove it?
[00:17] <ejuan> when I run dmesg is the time stamp seconds from initial boot time?
[00:17] <bobptz>  is vps  a "container" ?
[00:18] <SolidLog> Where would I find out how to host my own IRC Channel?
[00:18] <slogmog> thx codepython nice website btw.
[00:19] <codepython777> slogmog: good luck. You'll need at least a little bit of programming experience to traverse through that site. (know what variables mean etc)
[00:20] <slogmog> codepython777: i have some javascript knowledge is that enough?
[00:20] <bobptz> Jordan_U, ok so VPS is a container, now I know what you are saying
[00:20] <codepython777> slogmog: that should be enough.
[00:20] <codepython777> slogmog: try it, if you have questions = head to #python or ask a question on the webpage?
[00:21] <slogmog> ok thx
[00:21] <tswett> SolidLog: depends on whether you want it on your own server, on freenode, or what. If you want it on freenode, try #freenode. Otherwise, I dunno.
[00:25] <tswett> Hey guys. So I recently installed a new version of util-linux. Thing is, now, when I run mount, I get the error "mount: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libmount.so.1: version `MOUNT_2.25' not found (required by mount)", along with the same thing for 2.23, 2.21, 2.24, and 2.22.
[00:25] <tswett> I don't need the new /bin/mount; I'm fine with the /bin/mount that Ubuntu comes with. Is there a way I can get Ubuntu's /bin/mount back, while keeping the shiny new /usr/bin/unshare that also comes with util-linux?
[00:27] <treehouse> so if I've understood this right.. giving write permissions to others, but excluded that right from the group of a file... being part of that group is basically just a restriction?
[00:27] <tswett> treehouse: I believe so. I think there might be a way of bypassing the restriction, though.
[00:30] <treehouse> what if a file has different group and user permissions, which one will be prioritized?
[00:30] <myst3r10n> is the virtualbox-guest-dkms the virtualbox guest addition?
[00:31] <tswett> Pretty sure it's the user permissions. If the user permission is set to allow and the group permission is set to deny, then the user permission will take precedence.
[00:31] <tswett> myst3r10n: part of it, yes.
[00:31] <tswett> myst3r10n: I don't remember what the other part is called. Might be virtualbox-guest-x11 or something.
[00:31] <myst3r10n> tswett: i need the guest additions for ubuntu server
[00:33] <myst3r10n> or where can i download the VBoxLinuxAdditions-x86.run i do not find them on virtualbox.org ^^
[00:35] <tswett> myst3r10n: this may help: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox/GuestAdditions
[00:35] <myst3r10n> thx tswett
[00:40] <tswett> Hum. I did "apt-get install --reinstall util-linux" and "apt-get install --reinstall libmount1", and I'm still getting the errors.
[00:40] <Jordan_U> bobptz: A VPS is any "Virtual Private Server", your particular VPS is probably using containers, using a technology like LXC, as opposed to "full virtualization" as provided by KVM or VirtualBox.
[00:41] <bobptz> Jordan_U  it is OpenVZ
[00:42] <Jordan_U> bobptz: Indeed, that's container based virtualization. http://openvz.org/Introduction_to_virtualization explains the various types of virtualization.
[00:45] <nikitis> Hey, anyone know what the linux application is that shows sensor data on the desktop with little seemless bars?
[00:45] <nikitis> i cannot remember for the life of me what it's called
[00:47] <RedHawk> nikitis: Give me a sec
[00:47] <nikitis> ok
[00:47] <RedHawk> nikitis: was it Conky?
[00:47] <nikitis> YES!
[00:48] <nikitis> RedHawk: Thank You, i've been googling for hours
[00:48] <RedHawk> nikitis: NP, had to ask a friend! :D
[00:48] <nikitis> it's a great sensor app
[00:48] <Tony_> any samba experts out there have time to help a noob?
[00:48] <nikitis> Tony_: depends on what you need?
[00:48] <nikitis> What are you trying to do?
[00:49] <Tony_> I have an issue where transfers initiated from a win7 machine are way faster than transfers initiated from my linux box
[00:49] <Tony_> when transferring between the same two boxes
[00:50] <nikitis> i don't do performance, if it's transferring at all, it's a good thing.
[00:50] <nikitis> is the connection wireless?
[00:50] <Tony_> yeah, file sharing is working no problems
[00:50] <Tony_> got WINS going to
[00:50] <Tony_> no, it is all cat5e wired eithernet
[00:50] <nikitis> 100Mbit or 1000Mbit?
[00:50] <Tony_> If i sit at my win7 machine, I can send OR recieve files at 99.7 Mbps
[00:51] <nikitis> NIC's
[00:51] <acovrig> I have a group of ssh clients doing a -R forward, can i see what ports the R is binding (from the server)?
[00:51] <Tony_> if I sit at my linux box, I can send OR receive only at ~60 Mbps
[00:51] <Tony_> it is just a 100 Mbps network
[00:51] <nikitis> Tony_: could be a winidows Registry problem
[00:51] <nikitis> like a windows setting
[00:51] <Tony_> hrmmm
[00:52] <nikitis> i'd check the NIC properties in device manager
[00:52] <nikitis> and check for tx power etc
[00:52] <Tony_> But the windows machine seems to be working properly
[00:52] <nikitis> sure, but it may be limiting to outside sources
[00:52] <Tony_> yeah but i can pull files from the Linux box full speed
[00:52] <Tony_> and send to the linux box full speed
[00:53] <Tony_> but if i sit at the linux box i can't pull or push files near as fast
[00:53] <nikitis> right from Windows, but again Linux isn't restricting transfer rates
[00:53] <nikitis> Windows may be restricting transfer rates for outgoing data
[00:53] <nikitis> initiated from outside the windows box
[00:53] <Tony_> I can transfer to another windows machine just fine
[00:53] <nikitis> yes but you are doing it all from the windows box
[00:54] <nikitis> if you pulled the file from the outside boxes it's slow?
[00:54] <Tony_> How can i test your theory?
[00:54] <Tony_> The windows machines are always fast as long as you are initiating transfers from within windows
[00:54] <nikitis> I don't know i don't use windows much anymore, but i'd check the device manager for the nic and look at drop down options
[00:55] <Tony_> I was thinking it had something to do with mounts within samba
[00:55] <nikitis> You can also ask your questions at speedtest.net
[00:55] <nikitis> i don't think it's a linux issue
[00:55] <nikitis> Tony_: doubtful
[00:55] <acovrig> one forward shows up in nmap, but not others, why?
[00:55] <Tony_> speedtest.net....are they good with both platforms?
[00:56] <nikitis> mounting is only telling the kernel how to read and where to read.  Doesn't affect speed
[00:56] <nikitis> probably
[00:56] <nikitis> Linux samba isn't going to slow down anything
[00:56] <nikitis> We want you to have full speed, Windows doesn't always.
[00:57] <Tony_> I guess i don't see why the windows would limit a linux connection and not another windows connectoin
[00:57] <RedHawk> With some tweaking to the .conf files, you can speed it up. Samba isn't readily used by linux, so it is setup for very basic use, and is meant to be tuned to the needs of the user via manipulation of the conf.
[00:57] <RedHawk> read more here: http://www.samba.org/samba/docs/man/Samba-HOWTO-Collection/speed.html
[00:57] <Tony_> redhawk, I have done most of those.  The speeds are just fine as long as the transfer is initiated from within Windows
[00:58] <Tony_> none of them helped
[00:58] <Tony_> and direction of transfer does not matter
[00:59] <RedHawk> Tony_: And you've checked the Windows setting to make sure all match? Even the Workgroup name? <--I know that one caused me some issues.
[00:59] <Tony_> yup.  workgroup name is all the same
[00:59] <Tony_> my linux box is the WINS server
[00:59] <Tony_> i tried using bcast instead, no change
[01:01] <RedHawk> Muck!
[01:01] <Tony_> yeah, it is frustrating the heck out of me
[01:01] <jirido> Hi. i just updated and now i got a problem with the nvida kernel module missmatching the driver component.. is there something simple i can do here now to fix this .. Lucky i got irssi
[01:01] <Tony_> been trying to figure this out for about 2 months
[01:02] <Tony_> thanks for the ideas.  I'll try and look into windows settings since I can't seem to find anything with Linux
[01:12] <codepython777> I'm logged into a machine which has this df : http://bpaste.net/show/NFQK3InZKhfynr8Ds7pF/ - Is data1 a raid?
[01:17] <LuvLinuxOS> codepython777 that is a good bit of space!!!
[01:20] <codepython777> LuvLinuxOS: I'm trying to interpret what the admins have put - what is in RAID and what is not - the IO speeds I'm getting are around 200MB / sec
[01:24] <LuvLinuxOS> codepython777...lvm perhaps???
[01:24] <LuvLinuxOS> pvdisplay, lvdisplay, gvdisplay and etc???
[01:27] <jirido> Hi My Nvida kernel module missmatching the Nvida driver componen and i icnt get in to desktop could anyone here pleace advice me to some comand is some comand that updates the kernel module that have version 173.1435 while driver component has version 304.116
[01:27] <jirido> Ok
[01:28] <codepython777> LuvLinuxOS: I wish there was a humanDiskdisplay :)
[01:29] <jirido> Task /gw 11
[01:33] <bobptz> I installed MUNIN from the ubuntu repositories.  I ended up with munin 1.4.6.  I just read that munin 2.0 is available in linux, ubuntu repositories
[01:34] <somsip> bobptz: what version of ubuntu?
[01:34] <bobptz> 12.04
[01:34] <somsip> !info munin perecise
[01:34] <somsip> !info munin precise
[01:34] <dominiquenf> 13.10 for STS and 12.04 for LTS
[01:34] <somsip> !info munin
[01:35] <somsip> bobptz: so the current version of munin for ubuntu 13.10 is 2.0. If you want to use this, you would need to find a PPA that offers it
[01:35] <bobptz> ???   can you make this english please?
[01:35] <somsip> !ppa | bobptz
[01:36] <bobptz> so munin 1.4.6 was available for ubuntu 12.04
[01:36] <somsip> bobptz: it's the current version available for 12.04
[01:36] <bobptz> if I had latest ubuntu, then I would have more current munin
[01:36] <tpw_rules> hey, i need some help. i put ubuntu on my microsoft surface and it occasionally doesn't shut down. it fails at "killing all remaining processes" and then hangs
[01:36] <somsip> bobptz: yes
[01:37] <bobptz> somsip, THANK you.  I had huge problem with munin 1.4 bug
[01:37] <Jordan_U> !sysrq | tpw_rules
[01:37] <tpw_rules> i don't have a keyboard
[01:39] <Jordan_U> tpw_rules: That does make things more difficult :(
[01:39] <tpw_rules> can't we solve the problem of what's failing to be killed?
[01:44] <bobptz> !info munin precise
[01:44] <Jordan_U> tpw_rules: I think that you're running into https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1073433 , assuming that the machine will eventually shut itself down after several minutes (though, without unmounting the root FS cleanly).
[01:44] <mustmodify> Is there a utility to verify that a public and private key match?
[01:45] <jirido> Caan i pleeace get some help  My Nvida kernel module missmatching the Nvida driver componen and i can't get in to the desktop to reach a browser. could anyone here pleace advice me to some comand is some comand that updates the kernel module that have version 173.1435 to play with the driver component that has version 304.116 or how to revert last update
[01:45] <Rallias> Is there anything I can do to speed up ubuntu's install?
[01:48] <Jordan_U> tpw_rules: If that is the bug you're hitting, you can see that it's difficult to find out what exactly is stopping upstart from being able to unmount the root fs.
[01:48] <tpw_rules> it might be, i do get mount: "/" busy
[01:49] <mustmodify> I resolved that issue.... ssh-keygen can regenerate it's public key.
[01:55] <MarGul> when I add the PPA ppa:ondrej/php5 to my ubuntu server and do the apt-get update and apt-upgrade it just wont update my php version. When I performed the same thing on my desktop it updated my php version to 5.5 without problem. Any sugestions on what might have happened?
[02:03] <stephen> #guelphphp
[02:05] <rawrmonster> Is RC6 enabled by default on ubuntu 13.10?
[02:10] <LoBlack> how i can install mate-desktop in ubuntu 13.10?
[02:10] <iceroot> MarGul: install the package with apt-get install   (dist)-upgrade will only update existing packages with the same name
[02:10] <iceroot> MarGul: and you should NOT!! use php from a ppa
[02:11] <xangua> LoBlack: http://mate-desktop.org/
[02:11] <iceroot> MarGul: php is not very safe on servers and when it is not officially maintained by a security team its a big security risk
[02:11] <MarGul> iceroot: I just updated with sudo apt-get install php5 and it looked like it updateed good. But now I get a 502 bad gateway error
[02:11] <sensae> How do I use Evolution to remind me that a specific event has occured?
[02:11] <MarGul> iceroot: I understand that, but I just want 5.5 so I can use bcrypt for my login script.
[02:11] <somsip> MarGul: did you say you use ondrej PPA?
[02:12] <LoBlack> ty
[02:12] <MarGul> somsip: No I removed that package and tried to update the php version with sudo apt-get install php5 . But like I said, now my server gets an 502 bad gateway error
[02:12] <somsip> MarGul: how did you remove that package from the ondrej PPA?
[02:13] <MarGul> --remove
[02:13] <MarGul> It prompt me if I wanted the keep my configurations and said "Default is to keep your conf" so I did. And now I cant access my site
[02:14] <somsip> MarGul: depending on the version of ubuntu you are running, the ondrej PPA will also update a lot of other dependencies, including apache2 from memory. You may get problems from this if all you did was apt-get --remove php5. Look at !ppa-purge
[02:14] <rawrmonster> is the intel power save rc6 enabled in ubuntu 13.10 by default or is this something i have to do manually?
[02:15] <MarGul> somsip: Thing is it worked good on my desktop (xubuntu 12.04) to use the PPA. It updated my php version to 5.5, which is what i want. Can I remove the stuff that the PPA installed and edited? Or even better, is there a way to get my server back to how it was say 2 hours ago?
[02:16] <somsip> !ppa-purge | MarGul (read more on what it has done to your system on the ondrej PPA page, or look at /var/log/apt/history to see what other damage it may have done)
[02:23] <MarGul> somsip: I ran the ppa-purge and it reverted some things but I still get a 502 bad gateway ;/
[02:24] <somsip> MarGul: check your apache conf files as they changed format under apache 2.4, which may have been installed by andrej PPA
[02:25] <MarGul> I am using nginx and I cant find my log files, trying to find them now. Sorry new to this :/
[02:26] <somsip> MarGul: no idea about nginx, so I can't help with that
[02:28] <MarGul> Okey, just checked and my vhost file has not changed.
[02:28] <MarGul> thanks for trying though :)
[02:28] <mnemon> MarGul: your php daemon is stopped probably
[02:29] <uronu> how to auto replicate data every hour using rsync cron tab?
[02:29] <mnemon> what kind of setup are you using for running php?
[02:30] <MarGul> I have tried sudo service php5-fpm restart , it says: stop: Unknown instance: start: Job failed to start
[02:31] <mnemon> do you still have /etc/init.d/php5-fpm ?
[02:31] <MarGul> mnemon: First when I installed it I ran this command sudo apt-get install php5-fpm
[02:31] <MarGul> yes I still have that file
[02:33] <MarGul> What is even the 502 bad gateway? Every google search just says "It is not your fault, its the server" , yeah no shit hehe
[02:33] <mnemon> it means nginx is unable to proxy the connection
[02:34] <mnemon> to your php daemon in this case most likely.
[02:35] <mnemon> MarGul: you could try reinstalling the php5-fpm or try finding out why it's broken ... could start with "/etc/init.d/php5-fpm start" and see what happens :)
[02:38] <MarGul> Since I havent really done much with my server it almost feels easier to do a fresh install. Or this could be good practice. So the 502 pretty much is that my server is not connecting with my php? I looked an saw that php is listening to the same sock as my vhost file. Any more? ;/
[02:40] <mnemon> MarGul: yeah, it's not connecting to the php(unless you're proxying to something else too ...) so either the vhost file is passing the connection to the wrong place or the php isn't listening there.
[02:44] <MarGul> my vhost file is passing the connection to fastcgi_pass unix:/var/run/php5-fpm.sock; , my www.conf file is listeening on: /var/run/php5-fpm.sock ... same as the settings were before
[02:48] <mnemon> MarGul: have you checked if it's running? (like ps aux|grep 'php5' or something)
[02:48] <SwifferAyubu> f
[02:48] <SwifferAyubu> philo the greatest
[02:53] <xubun2> what are some options for GUIs to manage GPG keys? export/import publish?
[03:05] <Tim> hello
[03:05] <krabador> Tim, hi
[03:05] <Tim> hello Krabador
[03:05] <Guest65954> yo
[03:05] <krabador> !keys
[03:05] <krabador> !gpg
[03:06] <krabador> !gpg | xubun2
[03:06] <xubun2> thanks
[03:07] <krabador> xubun2, nop
[03:07] <duhamel> hello all i have changed my dpi in ubuntu 13.10 with the terminal using gsettings text scaling factor command. Nautulis is not affected by the command though and  lots of text remains too small to read. any ideas
[03:07] <duhamel> ?
[03:07] <glitsj16> xubun2: you probably have a GUI already to do that, 'Passwords and encryption' (package name is seahorse on unity)
[03:08] <krabador> duhamel, pearhaps you can work with fonts
[03:08] <krabador> !fonts
[03:08] <duhamel> i have done this command many times on other installations ive done and it usually works systemwide
[03:08] <xubun2> i'm using xfce, i installed gpa from the repos. but i'm having trouble doing things like publishing keys. so i was looking out for some alternatives
[03:09] <duhamel> krabador, what do you mean?
[03:09] <krabador> duhamel, about fonts, like the bot links
[03:12] <glitsj16> xubun2: sudo apt-get install seahorse seahorse-daemon
[03:12] <duhamel> nope, not the solution. i want to change nautulis dpi because both the system settings>universal access> large text "on"  and gsettings text scaling factor aren't affecting it.
[03:12] <xubun2> glitsj16: thanks i'll try that one
[03:13] <duhamel> like i say, i have done this command many times on other installations ive done and it usually works systemwide
[03:14] <glitsj16> xubun2: this is a nice thread on using seahorse, the GUI's been modernised a bit compared to the pics in the thread, but the general usage is the same
[03:15] <glitsj16> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1146081
[03:15] <duhamel> krabadori dont want to change the font, just the font size
[03:15] <duhamel> krabador, I dont want to change the font, just the font size
[03:17] <duhamel> actually i want to change the dpi  throughout the system.
[03:17] <krabador> duhamel, i think that if you work with font you can set the size
[03:18] <duhamel> okay, but it's the dpi i want to change. i am about 10' away from a 47" display.
[03:19] <apb1963> so it took absolutely forever... 3 hours to install 13.10 in a vbox... but I did it.  It took like another 20 minutes for it to boot... but it booted... Funny thing though... something... messed with the system time of the host... the guest - it had the right time... but now the host is set to UTC time... weird.
[03:24] <crazybotsmoker> dumbest question but I am completely new to ubuntu, and is there a guide on 1. How to get my WinTV HVR 1250 turner card to work? also 2. a guide on how to get my vantec ugt-622 sata card to work
[03:24] <crazybotsmoker> i have ubuntu 12.04
[03:25] <crazybotsmoker> im kinda lost on google right now with all the results
[03:38] <madyourse> Yes Ubuntu is good
[03:46] <duhamel> hi all im trying to figure out why nautilus is not affected when i use gsettings to set org.gnome.desktop.interface's text scalling factor key . any ideas?
[03:46] <somsip> !info memcached precise
[03:47] <madyourse> duhamel: your fonts to small?
[03:47] <duhamel> madyourse, yeah. some of it. like right click menu and icon labels
[03:48] <madyourse> duhamel: you have to tinker with xorg.conf
[03:49] <duhamel> some were adjusted, i've used this command before and it usually works system wide, for some reason nautilus isn't being affected this time though.
[03:49] <trism> duhamel: odd, it is working here, maybe try: nautilus -q; and start it up again
[03:50] <dupingping86> hello!
[03:50] <dupingping86> world of ubuntu!
[03:51] <duhamel> i'll try  but ive rebooted with no success.
[03:51] <madyourse> duhamel: your log in fontsbtiny?
[03:51] <madyourse> duhamel: your log in fonts tiny?
[03:52] <duhamel> i don't log in usually, but i'll check. i don't think it has anything toi do with lightdm though.
[03:54] <duhamel> madyourse, restarting nautilus worked. thank you. the only font left too small is the popup icon labels for the dash bar
[03:54] <duhamel> any thoughts on that?
[03:55] <duhamel> and the font along the indicator bar at the top.
[03:56] <madyourse> duhamel: had the same problem. It had to do with xorg.conf DPI setting. Trying to find the fix.
[03:57] <madyourse> duhamel: you have nvidia graphics
[03:57] <duhamel> where is the xorg.conf? i don't have it in my home folder...
[03:57] <madyourse> duhamel: you have nvidia graphics
[03:58] <duhamel> madyourse: i have ati radeon flrgx-updates proprietary driver enabled.
[03:58] <duhamel> underscan fixeds and it seems to be fine hdmi audio works and all is good.
[03:59] <madyourse> Hi,
[03:59] <madyourse> I am trying to set my dpi settings in lubuntu. There is no GUI that I know of to change dpi settings. I have found threads indicating that I should edit the xorg.config file and add the following to the monitor section...
[03:59] <madyourse> Section "Monitor"
[03:59] <madyourse> Identifier "Monitor0"
[03:59] <madyourse> Option "DPI" "96 x 96"
[03:59] <madyourse> EndSection
[03:59] <FloodBot1> madyourse: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:00] <duhamel> madyourse: all the dropdown menus from the indicator bar are good it's just the bar and close/min/max icons are too small
[04:02] <duhamel> how would i change the menu bar's dpi or font size
[04:02] <duhamel> ?
[04:02] <madyourse> duhamel: well that's from a Ubuntu forum. Something like that fixed my problems. Find xorg.conf edit it as superuser then reboot
[04:03] <myst3r10n> have ubuntu a built in ssh server?
[04:03] <duhamel> i dont think i have xorg.conf in ubuntu 13.10.
[04:03] <duhamel> or i'm not sure where anyways.
[04:06] <somsip> duhamel: in /etc/x11, but there isn't one provided as standard as it's not required until you customise
[04:06] <duhamel> madyourse: that file doesn't exist in ubuntu 13.10
[04:08] <madyourse> duhamel: you  try gnome tweak tool
[04:08] <Barrin6> so I see this netflix program running but in sleep when I use "pstree" but when I look in system monitor, I don't see the process
[04:08] <Barrin6> trying to kill it...
[04:09] <Barrin6> hmm nevermind it's gone
[04:10] <duhamel> i did, and ubuntu tweak.
[04:11] <madyourse> duhamel: sorry dude at a loss.
[04:12] <duhamel> no worries. thanks for the halp bro.
[04:13] <aUdayashankara> join #jquery
[04:16] <FuuqUmiist> so which linux is as lightweight and user friendly as Windows XP?
[04:17] <somsip> !flavors | FuuqUmiist
[04:18] <somsip> FuuqUmiist: with lubuntu having a front rnd most similar to XP
[04:19] <FuuqUmiist> ok
[04:19] <skinux> FuuqUmiist: Personally, I say Ubuntu or Mint Linux.
[04:24] <ciel_> e agora , como é faço para copiar esse dvd?
[04:24] <somsip> !es | ciel_
[04:25] <somsip> !info brasero | ciel_ (if I understand right)
[04:25] <ciel_> isso amigo!!!!
[04:25] <somsip> ciel_: np
[04:26] <ciel_> ele pediu isso aqui "libdvdcss.so.2"
[04:26] <somsip> !dvd | ciel_ (english only unless you go to #uuntu-es)
[04:27] <Random832> I am on xubuntu
[04:27] <Random832> i disabled tap to click with xinput set-prop ... 'Synaptics Tap Action' 0
[04:27] <Random832> but tapping still activates the window the mouse is over, it just doesn't pass a click
[04:27] <Random832> how do i stop this
[04:28] <Random832> xev says i've clicked "button 12"
[04:33] <greeter> so...
[04:45] <gasa718> hello
[04:45] <mnemon> hi
[04:45] <gasa718> g night all
[04:46] <gasa718> im new to linux and im having some problems with ubuntu 13.10, this is the right channel to make specific questions?
[04:47] <somsip_> gasa718: it is
[04:49] <gasa718> ok, im having trouble trying to install dropox on ubuntu 13.10, gnome 3.8 gui
[04:50] <gasa718> i cant open the window to put my login/password
[04:50] <gasa718> the icon is there, but noting happens when i click on it
[04:51] <gasa718> could someone help me? thanks in advance
[04:51] <somsip_> gasa718: icon is where?
[04:52] <somsip_> gasa718: possibly this will give you access to what you need? http://askubuntu.com/questions/358913/no-dropbox-icon-in-ubuntu-13-10
[04:52] <gasa718> on left side, and also up when i click on it
[04:53] <gasa718> i've already tryed it
[04:53] <gasa718> i've installed this pack
[04:53] <gasa718> and, also, i have a different problem
[04:53] <somsip_> gasa718: and logged out/in again, or restarted dropbox?
[04:54] <gasa718> the icon is there, but i dont have acess to the login window
[04:54] <somsip_> gasa718: and the answer to my last question?
[04:54] <gasa718> yeah, i've already log out- log in
[04:56] <somsip_> gasa718: what else have you tried?
[04:57] <gasa718> uninstall/reinstall
[04:59] <somsip_> gasa718: seems to be issues with dropbox and 13.10. Loads of threads everywhere when I search. I have no fix for you, but maybe there is something in one of these to help you, eg: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2181303
[05:00] <gasa718> yeah, i've seem a lot o threads
[05:00] <gasa718> but this makes even harder to find a solution
[05:00] <gasa718> because i havent seen my specific problem, i.e., i cant acess the login window
[05:01] <gasa718> although i can see it when it when i press alt + ~
[05:02] <gasa718> but nothing happen when i click on it
[05:07] <dexter__> Hello
[05:09] <Bashing-om> dexter__: Hi ! to you also :D
[05:16] <dexter__> i don't know i have some weird issue with smplayer
[05:16] <dexter__> when i switch workspaces while playing video in smplayer in fullscreen mode the screen flicker
[05:17] <dexter__> and i dont have any problem with either VLC or totem player
[05:20] <vahid> hhhhhhhhhheeeeeeeeeeeeelllllllllllppppppppp
[05:20] <vahid> hhheeelllpppp
[05:21] <vahid> hhhiiii all
[05:22] <cfhowlett> !details|vahid,
[05:22] <somsip_> vahid: just say what the problem is
[05:23] <vahid> im install virtual box but eror
[05:23] <somsip_> vahid: how did you install it? What error?
[05:23] <vahid> The VirtualBox Linux kernel driver (vboxdrv) is either not loaded or there is a permission problem with /dev/vboxdrv. Please reinstall the kernel module by executing
[05:23] <vahid> '/etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup'
[05:23] <vahid> as root. If it is available in your distribution, you should install the DKMS package first. This package keeps track of Linux kernel changes and recompiles the vboxdrv kernel module if necessary.
[05:24] <cfhowlett> vahid, that's not an error.  That's a message to help you do something additional - like install the virtualbox extensions
[05:24] <vahid> wathe??
[05:24] <somsip_> vahid: how dod you install virtualbox?
[05:24] <cfhowlett> vahid, it's not an error.  DETAIL exactly what you're trying to do and maybe we can help..
[05:25] <vahid> im new user ubuntu
[05:25] <cfhowlett> vahid, do you have ubuntu installed?
[05:26] <vahid> back box
[05:26] <cfhowlett> vahid, completely NOT answering the question ...
[05:26] <somsip_> vahid: repeatedly not answering the questions we ask...
[05:27] <cfhowlett> vahid, what is your first language?
[05:27] <vahid> cant help mi??
[05:27] <vahid> persian
[05:27] <somsip_> !farsi | vahid
[05:27] <cfhowlett> somsip_, thanks
[05:28] <somsip_> vahid: backbox have support in IRC - see here http://www.backbox.org/contact
[05:28] <vahid> i serch but not see
[05:28] <somsip_> vahid: it's on that page. Where is says 'irc' and 'channel #backbox'
[05:29] <vahid> how contact in chanel??
[05:30] <cfhowlett> vahid, type in /join #backbox                      press <enter> key
[05:30] <somsip_> cfhowlett: different server - not freenode
[05:30] <toxic_> hello
[05:31] <toxic_> i need help in reconfiguring my video driver
[05:36] <vahid> hi all
[05:36]  * somsip_ sighs
[05:36] <cfhowlett> vahid, greetings
[05:37] <vahid> im install back box but not working virtual box
[05:37] <cfhowlett> vahid, #vbox or #backbox are the channels you want
[05:37] <vahid> in non active not working irc
[05:38] <toxic_> sorry for commenting again, but can someone help me with an issue?
[05:38] <cfhowlett> vahid, this is ubuntu support.  not virtualbox or backbox support
[05:38] <toxic_> everytime i start ubuntu nothing happens, i only see
[05:38] <vahid> back box not ubuntu???
[05:38] <pulkitiiit> #blendercoders
[05:38] <somsip_> vahid: no, it's not
[05:38] <toxic_> "Could not write bytes: Broken pipe"
[05:38] <cfhowlett> vahid, no backbox is NOT ubuntu
[05:38] <vahid> waymback box ubuntu base
[05:39] <cfhowlett> vahid, LOTS of things are "ubuntu based"  and they have their own support channels.  ask the experts
[05:39] <vahid> back box chanel not active
[05:40] <cfhowlett> vahid, still not supported in this channel.
[05:40] <vahid> how install blutothe
[05:40] <cfhowlett> !bluetooth
[05:41] <vahid> aya
[05:41] <vahid> ya
[05:41] <vahid> yes
[05:42] <vahid> im install ubuntu but not working virtuall box
[05:42] <cfhowlett> vahid, #vbox
[05:42] <vahid> ubuntu and back box on eror
[05:43] <cfhowlett> vahid, last time: no backbox support here.  NONE.  zero.
[05:43] <somsip_> vahid: do you understand that we cannot help you here? Can you stop now please
[05:43] <vahid> ya vbox
[05:43] <cfhowlett> !virtualbox|vahid,
[05:44] <vahid> bluetoothe
[05:45] <cfhowlett> !bluetooth|vahid,
[05:45] <cfhowlett> vahid, suggest you actually read the links as your answers are there.
[05:50] <Anton2d> Hi. I need to change btrfs partition UUID. I found that information: http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.file-systems.btrfs/12180
[05:51] <cfhowlett> Anton2d, and the response says "make a new filesystem" ...
[05:52] <Anton2d> ;) But i need to change.
[05:52] <Anton2d> It's backup image of whole /dev/sda
[05:55] <jonas_buet> hi, if any of you use mutt, could you please post your 'mutt -v' output? I need it but haven't got an Ubuntu box around.
[05:56] <somsip> jonas_buet: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6847783/ (from 12.04, but patched with sidebar)
[05:57] <jonas_buet> somsip: thanks a lot! That was very helpful.
[05:58] <somsip> jonas_buet: np
[06:01] <killer> hey , Can ubuntu 13.04 run on old hardware just like 12.04 can . I am on 12.04 and My netbook loads unity 2d as it can't handle unity 3d.SO , ubuntu 13.04 unity?
[06:02] <cfhowlett> killer, "can" but probably get vastly superior performance out of lubuntu or xubuntu.  Lubuntu is optimized for older/lower specifications
[06:03] <cfhowlett> killer, and 13.04 is end-of-life
[06:04] <killer> OOPS , I meant 13.10
[06:09] <kandinski> can anybody please explain this?
[06:09] <kandinski> http://paste.lisp.org/display/141092
[06:10] <cfhowlett> kandinski, #vbox would know
[06:10] <kandinski> cfhowlett: you're right
[06:10] <kandinski> ta
[06:40] <Wheat-Thin> bleh
[06:46] <n64535> Slm
[06:47] <natas> can anyone help me get search engines working in the address bar on firefox 22+?
[06:58] <jeffrey_f> natas go over to #firefox
[07:08] <Bray90820> It seems that ubuntu is not recognizing my second hard drive
[07:08] <Bray90820> It has windows 7 installed on it  and i can boot to it
[07:09] <Mattias> I'm having some issues with 256-colors in tmux, in gnome-terminal outside of tmux it works fine. I have screen-256color set in tmux config, and using this config: https://github.com/tony/tmux-config
[07:09] <Mattias> inside tmux when I do echo $TERM it does say screen-256color, and even tput color says 256..
[07:10] <Mattias> I don't understand why tmux can't show all 256 colors even though everything looks correct
[07:10] <Mattias> This is on ubuntu 13.10 and I'm using these two scripts to test colors:  https://gist.github.com/hSATAC/1095100 and https://gist.github.com/justinabrahms/1047767
[07:12] <jayar> so i've tried almost everything, can't get the wireless to work on this gateway 6451
[07:12] <jayar> its the broadcom bc4311
[07:12] <Bray90820> jayar, did you try ndiswrapper
[07:13] <jayar> yup
[07:13] <Bray90820> Well im out of ideas
[07:13] <Bray90820> :P
[07:13] <jayar> lol
[07:14] <Bray90820> Try this
[07:14] <Bray90820> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx
[07:14] <Bray90820> I am just doing simple google searches tho which you have probally already done
[07:15] <jayar> yea i went through those, i've tried 3 ndiswrapper ones, tried the bc43-fwcutter ones...
[07:15] <jayar> tryin another ndiswrapper one, says its specifically for the 4311
[07:16] <Bray90820> Anyone know why ubuntu isn't detecting my second SSD
[07:17] <cfhowlett> jayar, use the STA No Internet Access method -
[07:17] <ikonia> dead disk, dead lead, unsupported disk controller, it is detecting it and you don't know
[07:17] <ikonia> any of the above
[07:22] <Rourick> Hi :)
[07:22] <Bray90820> hi
[07:22] <cfhowlett> Rourick, greetings
[07:22] <Bray90820> Anyone know why ubuntu isn't detecting my second SSD
[07:25] <Rourick> hello i'm new 2 linux, are ppa's safe?
[07:25] <cfhowlett> !ppa|Rourick,
[07:25] <Rourick> ty
[07:31] <vivek_1729> Hello, I'm using ubuntu 13.04 and am facing an issue with proxy connections on the network.
[07:31] <cfhowlett> Vivek, one: 13.04 is end of life.  consider your options.
[07:31] <vivek_1729> cfhowlett, I should probably upgrade to 13.10 then?
[07:31] <vivek_1729> or revert back to the LTS version.
[07:32] <cfhowlett> Vivek, depends.  I stick with LTS but then I don't code or develop, so I don't need the latest, greatest, shiniest ...
[07:32] <vivek_1729> Anyway, my point is I am trying to write a simple bash script that automatically configures proxy for all the common apps that I use.
[07:33] <vivek_1729> Is there any other alternative to switch between proxies and change system proxy settings in ubuntu easily
[07:33] <cfhowlett> !proxy
[07:33] <vivek_1729> so that I don't have to configure network settings for every program.
[07:34] <cfhowlett> Vivek, not my area of knowledge, but I would think there's got to be a command line option ...
[07:34] <vivek_1729> I'm behind a proxy server in college. I can not help it. Even getting shell access to github is a pain.
[07:34] <cfhowlett> :)  ow
[07:35] <vivek_1729> Oh no problem cfhowlett :)
[07:37] <Mattias> Got it to work running tmux with the switch -2
[07:37] <Mattias> created an alias for that now...
[07:42] <nealshire> So guys. Is there a way to disable the window asking me if I want to install ubuntu when I use my flash drive to boot it?
[07:44] <cfhowlett> nealshire, when you first boot, you should be offered the option to try or install.  that's normal
[07:44] <nealshire> Yeah, I'd like to disable it because I use my flash drive on many computers
[07:46] <somsip> nealshire: so you need to install to USB rather than running the live CD off of there
[07:46] <nealshire> uh, I think that's what I did
[07:47] <somsip> nealshire: not sure why you would see the install option then. Can you describe your install process you followed?
[07:47] <nealshire> yeah one sec let me resize this window
[07:48] <somsip> nealshire: so this is the wiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[07:48] <darkxploit> guntbert: the website is up now
[07:48] <nealshire> ok so I used Universal-USB-Installer-1.9.5.2
[07:49] <nealshire> and installed ubuntu 13.10-desktop-i386
[07:49] <darkxploit> nealshire:  if you got windows u can create a bootable pen drive with Universal usb installer
[07:49] <darkxploit> nealshire: i have made a whole documentation and explanation on my website how to do that
[07:50] <nealshire> the pen drive is already bootable
[07:50] <darkxploit> nealshire: what is the problem u are encountering
[07:51] <nealshire> many problems. for one, I don't seem to get a desktop
[07:51] <Togusa> is YoLtA spamming you guys too?
[07:51] <Togusa> lol
[07:51] <Togusa> he's trying to convert me to his religion or something
[07:51] <Togusa> -__-
[07:51] <darkxploit> nealshire: may be u did not got a good image . download another http://www.darkxploit.us/?p=104
[07:51] <nealshire> it also asks me to install ubuntu to the HDD
[07:51] <somsip> nealshire: it looks like you've copied the live CD ISO onto a USB drive. That's not the same as installing ubuntu to a usb drive.
[07:52] <somsip> Togusa: can you tell in #ubuntu-ops please
[07:52] <nealshire> um. hm.
[07:52] <darkxploit> nealshire:  also if u don't have a good graphic or lack of memory ubuntu may prompt u a terminal alike screen when u boot up
[07:52] <Togusa> somsip: i'm at work, i shouldn't be here at all lol
[07:52] <darkxploit> somsip:  yeahhh i guess what really happen
[07:53] <darkxploit> nealshire: check if u have follow the exact method on that link http://www.darkxploit.us/?p=104 then revert back to me if u have follow the principle there
[07:54] <nealshire> somsip: how would I do that?
[07:54] <somsip> nealshire: I posted the link for you already
[07:55] <somsip> nealshire: or darkxploit seems to be knowledgeable on using windows to do this
[07:55] <darkxploit> nealshire:  omg… why he d not understand ??...
[07:55] <darkxploit> I'm going to kick your a$$ now
[07:55] <nealshire> dark, are you sure you're not a hacker or something
[07:55] <nealshire> your site doesn't look reputable
[07:55] <darkxploit> nealshire: use for browser to access my site then
[07:56] <darkxploit> nealshire  TOR browser
[07:56] <nealshire> okay whatever well I am looking at your site now
[07:57] <darkxploit> some stupid from ireland tell him that its safe the website
[07:57] <nealshire> ok so what iso do I use?
[07:57] <nealshire> I am on your site
[07:57] <darkxploit> lol
[07:57] <nealshire> also I am in the USA
[07:57] <darkxploit> I'm not from USA
[07:58] <darkxploit> well download your ISO first.. i may be ubuntu or opensuse
[07:58] <cfhowlett> !ot
[07:58] <darkxploit> nealshire: on this link http://www.darkxploit.us/?p=104
[07:59] <cfhowlett> !ot|darkxploit,
[07:59] <nealshire> yes dark, I am on your site.
[07:59] <darkxploit> nealshire: ya thats it.. i have explain it there
[07:59] <KlickKlack> Hey guys. How can I remove a block of text which begins with "[blockxy]" with Ruby?
[07:59] <cfhowlett> !ruby|KlickKlack,
[07:59] <somsip> KlickKlack: ask in the ruby channel
[07:59] <cfhowlett> KlickKlack, best you ask in ruby support - this is ubuntu
[08:01] <darkxploit> the one accessing the site from paris, france.. well want to tell him/her that i got an article in french in it..
[08:01] <nealshire> how do I tell it to install ubuntu to a drive? apparently I am telling it to install a liveCD to the pen drive
[08:01]  * bocaneri thy?e from hyte
[08:02] <nealshire> darkxploit, I did everything you told me to yesterday, and I still have the problem
[08:02]  * bocaneri that last message from me was an error; please forgive it.
[08:02] <darkxploit> nealshire: no its not from livecd .. u need to download your OS. then download UUI [universal usb installer].. then u need to open the program UUI. choose your ISO then choose your pen drive letter it may be C,D,E,F OR anything [check it in mycomputer]
[08:03] <darkxploit> nealshire: then you have to create the bootable pen drive.. which u will use to boot your computer
[08:03] <cfhowlett> !persistence|nealshire, the recommended method is here.
[08:04] <bzf> Hi! I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and when I started my computer today it doesn't respond to input from either the keyboard or mouse at the login screen. The mouse works on another computer I have, and the keyboard works in the BIOS-menus. Both are connected through USB. Any ideas on how I could resolve this issue? :)
[08:04] <darkxploit> nealshire: concentrate man.. think and do your research now.. u got everything that u needed
[08:05] <hitsujiTMO> !text | bzf are you able to get into grub and enter this?
[08:05] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: I'll try that!
[08:05] <darkxploit> bzf: restart it first. . it may happen that its not recognized or num lock is not on thing like that.. was it working before ?
[08:06] <nealshire> ok so is this a liveCD or... ? http://i.imgur.com/dBNjeJ7.png
[08:06] <cfhowlett> nealshire, do *not* use wubi ... it is a dead project and no longer supported
[08:06] <darkxploit> nealshire: no this is an interface to install it from windows.. its not recommended though
[08:07] <nealshire> mm.
[08:07] <darkxploit> nealshire: do exactly how i told you man
[08:07] <nealshire> darkxploit, that's what I did yesterday
[08:08] <darkxploit> nealshire: have u been able to boot the pendrive
[08:08] <nealshire> Yes
[08:08] <darkxploit> nealshire: so it will prompt u to either run it live or install ubuntu on the machine
[08:09] <nealshire> yeah, it does that/
[08:09] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: It works and I get to the non-graphical login screen, but the keyboard still doesn't respond
[08:09] <nealshire> but it doesn't have a gui or "start menu"
[08:09] <darkxploit> nealshire: fuck then do choose install ubuntu
[08:09] <nealshire> I need to run this from different computers
[08:09] <cfhowlett> !language|darkxploit,
[08:09] <hitsujiTMO> !language | darkxploit
[08:09] <somsip> I'll not do that too then ;-)
[08:10] <darkxploit> omg these people don't understand all geeks use foul language
[08:10] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: so the keyboard responded in grub but not in ubuntu?
[08:10] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: Exactly
[08:10] <somsip> darkxploit: not here.
[08:10] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: interesting predicament. Was the keyboard/mouse working before?
[08:11] <bzf> Yes, it worked when I turned the computer off a few days ago. I'm trying to remember if I updated it or not though
[08:11] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: do you have a live cd to boot to?
[08:11] <darkxploit> nealshire: make a brief resumer what u already did.. and where u have reach..
[08:12] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: not around, but maybe I'll just have to create on
[08:12] <bzf> one*
[08:12] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: please do. difficult to diagnose the issue when you can't interact with the system :P ... you can get access to everything from the live cd at least
[08:13] <helmut_> hi
[08:13] <nealshire> I have gotten http://i.imgur.com/dBNjeJ7.png all this to the drive. it boots up and goes to the screen where it asks me if I want to install to the hard drive. I don't. I close the window and can't do anything because there is no GUI
[08:13] <bzf> Yeah. I'm trying to figure out the IP of the machine so that I might SSH to it first before doing all the "create live-cd" thing :)
[08:13] <darkxploit> hitsujiTMO: i did not thought of advising as such… good idea
[08:14] <cfhowlett> !persistence
[08:14] <darkxploit> nealshire: this is the wrong way.. show me the UUI when u have already installed it… universal usb interface
[08:15] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: your router would be the best bet to get that, especially if its assigned by dhcp
[08:16] <hitsujiTMO> !away | gbyers[Away]
[08:16] <nealshire> darkxploit, http://i.imgur.com/6Wb76y7.png
[08:16] <darkxploit> nealshire: is your pen drive 30 gb
[08:16] <nealshire> yes
[08:17] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: Yeah, but I'm at a corporate so that might not be as easy
[08:17] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: ahh
[08:17] <bzf> Get an error when I plug it in though
[08:17] <darkxploit> nealshire: your pen drive is drive D when u go to my computer.. confirm me ?
[08:17] <nealshire> yes
[08:17] <darkxploit> ok
[08:18] <bzf> Another keyboard that is - "usb 3-1-2. can't edit config, error -28"
[08:18] <darkxploit> now click create
[08:18] <nealshire> that's exactly what I did yesterday
[08:18] <darkxploit> so now u have to restart the computer
[08:18] <darkxploit> then go to BIOS or boot the pen drive directly
[08:19] <darkxploit> did u do that ?
[08:19] <nealshire> I hit f12, then went to option4, boot from USB
[08:20] <vqoley> hello
[08:20] <darkxploit> nealshire: ok then when it booted to USB u have to click on install UBUNTU.. this will erase everything on ur computer unless u do a partition
[08:20] <darkxploit> vqoley: hiiiiii
[08:20] <vqoley> do u know how to fix that?
[08:20] <vqoley> root@server:~# echo "1" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_dynaddr -bash: /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_dynaddr: Permission denied
[08:20] <nealshire> darkxploit, I do NOT want to do that! I need to use this drive on multiple computers
[08:20] <somsip> darkxploit: the key point here is that he wants a USB installation with persistence
[08:21] <somsip> vqoley: are you actually using root?
[08:21] <vqoley> anyone know how to fix that?
[08:21] <vqoley> yes
[08:21] <darkxploit> @nealshire i dont know
[08:21] <vqoley> i using root
[08:22] <darkxploit> @vqoley  i think u need to do some unlink
[08:22] <somsip> nealshire: I gave you the link in one of my first responses to you.
[08:22] <darkxploit> vqoley: I'm not sure though .. try to google it.. if u need to unlink some stuffs..
[08:23] <nealshire> somsip, sorry, I was being bombarded by info and couldn't take it all in
[08:23] <vqoley> i already google it but not found can resolve it. im using venet0:0. not eth0
[08:24] <hitsujiTMO> vqoley: ls -l /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_dynaddr
[08:24] <darkxploit> vqoley: its your VPS provider that have set up the venet for u
[08:24] <thom_r> YoLtA, don't message me with that spam
[08:24] <vqoley> the output is :  -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 Jan 31 02:28 /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_dynaddr
[08:25] <hitsujiTMO> vqoley: cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_dynaddr
[08:25] <darkxploit> somsip: what is usb installation with persistence ?
[08:26] <somsip> darkxploit: a portable USB with a full system installed that can be plugged into different computers and used as a real system
[08:26] <vqoley> cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_dynaddr
[08:26] <vqoley> the output is : 1
[08:27] <darkxploit> somsip: if he run it live.. won't he be able to install application on the pen drive.. simple right ?
[08:27] <hitsujiTMO> vqoley: well then, it has the correct setting that you are trying to put
[08:27] <somsip> darkxploit: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[08:28] <vqoley> but its permission denied after echo
[08:28] <Interdictor> !nvidia
[08:28] <darkxploit> somsip: hmm ok thnkss
[08:29] <darkxploit> i would like to help vqoley .. what is he trying to do ?
[08:30] <shvchk> Hello. I have a strange problem: on my Ubuntu 13.10 (which is VirtualBox guest on Ubuntu 13.10 host) I've added an entry for example.com in /etc/hosts, and it seems to be recognized by the system, as dig gives proper answer, but when  try to open example.com in Firefox or Chromium, they both open real example.com, not one I set in hosts. Tried to reset caches, restart guest, no result. Why is that? Do browsers use some other DNS server (mb It is somehow o
[08:30] <shvchk> verriden by Virtualbox guest additions)?
[08:30] <hitsujiTMO> vqoley: thats a little odd yes. can you tell me the output of: echo 0 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_dynaddr
[08:31] <vqoley> the output is : -bash: /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_dynaddr: Permission denied
[08:31] <hitsujiTMO> vqoley: and now: cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_dynaddr
[08:32] <vqoley> the output: 1
[08:32] <vqoley> still same.. its not change
[08:32] <hitsujiTMO> vqoley: and the output of: id
[08:33] <XBre4ker> goodmorning everyone, i'm struggling on a simple command functionnality if anyone could help.How to show the content of a file found by locate or find command?
[08:33] <luciano_> hi
[08:33] <vqoley> what u mean output of id?
[08:33] <hitsujiTMO> vqoley: whats the output of the command: id
[08:34] <luciano_> I'm uaing saucy but from a couple of week the computer completly shuts down after some minutes of use..any hint on how to discovery the problem?
[08:34] <luciano_> using
[08:34] <vqoley> the output is:   uid=0(root) gid=0(root) groups=0(root)
[08:36] <vqoley> ?
[08:37] <hitsujiTMO> vqoley: are you running on a PV vps?
[08:37] <hitsujiTMO> vqoley: whats the output of: uname -r
[08:38] <vqoley> i running on openvz vps
[08:38] <vqoley> output: 2.6.32-042stab084.17
[08:39] <darkxploit> 2.6.32-042stab079.6
[08:39] <somsip> vqoley: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[08:39] <vqoley> 12.04
[08:39] <hitsujiTMO> vqoley: you're running on a PV vps. you cannot change the kernel settings
[08:40] <Lope> is it possible to install ubuntu on a USB flash drive so that it can be used on a computer without a hard drive. boot and run from the flash drive, install updates and programs and persist data to the flash drive, then after it has been setup correctly, set the flash drive to boot and run in read only mode?
[08:41] <somsip> Lope: yes, up until the bit about then being read only. Not sure about that
[08:41] <jayar> i got wifi!!! yay!!!
[08:41] <hitsujiTMO> vqoley: you're vps solution is using a shared kernel. everyone on that host is stuck with the same kernel and exact same settings
[08:41] <darkxploit> Lope: yes
[08:41] <wheatthin> Lope, you can if you have say, two flash drives.. one for live, and one to install on
[08:41] <darkxploit> jayar: clap clap clap
[08:41] <jayar> it was in blacklist.conf! just had to comment out bc43xxx and it works after reboot
[08:41] <Lope> somsip: okay even if I don't do the read only part at the end, how would I achieve it?
[08:41] <aeon-ltd> Lope: read only, a lot of things generate files temporarily i'm not sure if that will work cleanly
[08:42] <darkxploit> hitsujiTMO: how do u know his VPS is using a shared kernel ?
[08:42] <Lope> okay well I've got Ubuntu burned onto a DVD. so could I install ubuntu persistently (can install/update programs) onto a USB flash drive?
[08:42] <wheatthin> lope, indeed
[08:42] <hitsujiTMO> darkbasic: openvz is a PV vps solution
[08:42] <Lope> okay, will the regular ubuntu bootable ISO be able to do it?
[08:42] <wheatthin> yup
[08:42] <somsip> Lope: This might help https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[08:43] <darkxploit> hitsujiTMO: I'm using open vz cvz is mine same too ?
[08:43] <hiteshtr> i am using ubuntu 13.10 and i am unable to run vmware whenever i start it ask for installation of other modules when click on install last message is got is Unable to start services fom vmware
[08:43] <vqoley> so, how can i do that?
[08:44] <hitsujiTMO> darkxploit: yup. you're not actually running on a hypervisor but an isolated linux container
[08:44] <veneslav> има ли някой от БГ
[08:44] <somsip> !ru | veneslav
[08:44] <Lope> thanks guys! :)
[08:44] <hitsujiTMO> vqoley: well, the setting you're trying to set is what you want anyway so continue on
[08:47] <vqoley> if i use kvm, the problem can be resolve?
[08:48] <hitsujiTMO> vqoley: well, atm there is no problem as the setting you weree trying to set is of the value you wanted anyway
[08:48] <hitsujiTMO> vqoley: but if you do want to make changes to the kernel then, yes you'd want to use kvm or similar solution
[08:49] <vqoley> ok.... ty... i try
[08:49] <vqoley> i try use kvm
[08:49] <pikaren> is macbook the only linux friendly laptop
[08:50] <cfhowlett> pikaren, of course not - as you well know
[08:50] <darkxploit> @hitsujiTMO hmm so KVM is a hypervisor VPS
[08:50] <Sven_vB> hi! can someone help me get rid of apache2? it is fully functional even after successfull purge. (diff marks for highlighting:) http://paste.ohai.su/puxfnijge/yrtw5b
[08:51] <Sven_vB> bonus: it was fully functional even before being installed. and i'm very sure i didn't compile one myself.
[08:52] <Sven_vB> so probably aptitude had forgotten about a previous install
[08:52] <hitsujiTMO> darkxploit: yes, its a type 2 hypervisor
[08:53] <darkxploit> hitsujiTMO: hmm thats a very good info… thanks lots.. intact I'm hosting at ramnode.. i can upgrade to KVM.. quite expensive though
[08:53] <hitsujiTMO> Sven_vB: is it xampp?
[08:54] <darkxploit> pikaren: no there is laptop called system76 google it
[08:55] <Sven_vB> hitsujiTMO, nope, the only install methods i would use are aptitude install and puppet. puppet would use apt under the hood.
[08:55] <hitsujiTMO> Sven_vB: is this on a vps?
[08:56] <darkxploit> Sven_vB: may be y have to removed the whole lamp-server^
[08:56] <Sven_vB> hitsujiTMO, nope, a netbook, so i hope to be on the top level
[08:56] <Sven_vB> darkxploit, how would i do that? (assuming i somehow got one)
[08:56] <hitsujiTMO> Sven_vB: whats the output of: sudo apache2ctl -v
[08:57] <Sven_vB> Server version: Apache/2.2.22 (Ubuntu)\nServer built:   Jul 12 2013 13:38:27
[08:58] <darkxploit> apache still running then
[08:58] <darkxploit> Server version: Apache/2.2.22 (Ubuntu) Server built:   Jul 12 2013 13:18:14
[08:58] <Sven_vB> i know it's running, os sees it and it serves web =)
[08:58] <Sven_vB> *ps
[08:59] <hitsujiTMO> Sven_vB: can you pastebint the output of: dpkg --get-selections | grep apache
[08:59] <darkxploit> Sven_vB:  u want to remove it completely right ?
[09:01] <Sven_vB> hitsujiTMO, the output is only 4 lines: apache2-mpm-worker install / apache2-utils install / apache2.2-bin install / apache2.2-common install
[09:01] <Sven_vB> darkxploit, yes
[09:01] <darkxploit> sudo apt-get remove apache2 apache2-mpm-prefork apache2-utils apache2.2-common libapache2-mod-php5 libapr1 libaprutil1 libdbd-mysql-perl libdbi-perl libmysqlclient15off libnet-daemon-perl libplrpc-perl libpq5 mysql-client-5.0 mysql-common mysql-server mysql-server-5.0 php5-common php5-mysql
[09:01] <hitsujiTMO> Sven_vB: so apache is still installed then
[09:01] <lnx2> hello
[09:02] <Sven_vB> trying with apt-get as darkxploit suggested.
[09:02] <darkxploit> sudo apt-get purge apache2 php5-cli apache2-mpm-prefork apache2-utils apache2.2-common libapache2-mod-php5 libapr1 libaprutil1 libdbd-mysql-perl libdbi-perl libnet-daemon-perl libplrpc-perl libpq5 mysql-client mysql-common mysql-server php5-common php5-mysql phpmyadmin && sudo apt-get autoremove
[09:02] <Sven_vB> "E: Unable to locate package libmysqlclient15off" -> trying without that
[09:03] <Sven_vB> "The following packages will be REMOVED:  apache2-mpm-worker apache2-utils apache2.2-bin apache2.2-common" ... ok seems like i had to purge apache2.2-bin really
[09:04] <Sven_vB> probably apache2 is just a virtual package
[09:04] <darkxploit> remove the package apache lamp-server^ etc.
[09:04] <darkxploit> then when u will run sudo apt-get autoremove
[09:05] <darkxploit> it will remove all dependencies i guess
[09:05] <Sven_vB> darkxploit, "E: Unable to locate package lamp-server"
[09:06] <darkxploit> stop all services
[09:06] <darkxploit> stop apache sql etc
[09:06] <darkxploit> try this one by one
[09:06] <darkxploit> sudo apt-get purge libapache2-mod-auth-mysql phpmyadmin
[09:06] <Sven_vB> sudo service apache2 stop\nNo apache MPM package installed
[09:06] <darkxploit> sudo apt-get purge mysql-server mysql-server-5.1 mysql-server-core-5.1
[09:07] <Sven_vB> so it looks like removing apache2*bin did it
[09:07] <darkxploit> sudo apt-get purge apache2 apache2-mpm-prefork apache2-utils apache2.2-bin apache2.2-common libapache2-mod-php5
[09:07] <darkxploit> sudo apt-get autoremove
[09:07] <Sven_vB> hitsujiTMO, darkxploit, thx
[09:07] <njbgthyrfed> !info pidgin precise
[09:08] <njbgthyrfed> Why isn't it updated to 2.10.7 ????????????? ^^
[09:08] <darkxploit> Sven_vB: is it gone
[09:08] <hitsujiTMO> !latest | njbgthyrfed
[09:08] <Sven_vB> darkxploit, looks like so
[09:08] <njbgthyrfed> uff i don't care
[09:08] <darkxploit> Sven_vB: restart the machine
[09:08] <njbgthyrfed> that actually IS stable.
[09:08] <njbgthyrfed> so
[09:08] <njbgthyrfed> why isn't precise being updated
[09:09] <Sven_vB> darkxploit, what benefit would that yield?
[09:09] <darkxploit> Sven_vB:  i noticed when u restart i take new configuration
[09:10] <darkxploit> Sven_vB: ps : I'm not a professional just a noob…
[09:10] <Sven_vB> kk
[09:10] <hitsujiTMO> njbgthyrfed: precise doesn't receive updates in favour of stability. updating to the "latest stable" can effect othe packages in the precise eco system
[09:10] <Sven_vB> i think i'm fine with the new state of my apache - not installed :)
[09:11] <foertel> hey guys ... trying to get headset working with my 14.04 on macbook5,1
[09:11] <darkxploit> Sven_vB: thats great
[09:11] <hitsujiTMO> !trusty | foertel
[09:11] <foertel> yeah, it's not trusty related :) does not work in precise as well
[09:11] <darkxploit> njbgthyrfed may be u have to modify repository
[09:12] <foertel> probably it's more an alsa question than ubuntu ... sound works fine, headset sound works too, auto switiching on plugin, everything fine
[09:12] <hitsujiTMO> foertel: if you're using trusty then you still need to goto to #ubuntu+1 for support
[09:12] <foertel> k
[09:12] <foertel> is it ok to pretend to use precise? ;)
[09:13] <hitsujiTMO> foertel: no. you've a different set of packages installed and a different config
[09:13] <foertel> i would install precise, if the mic worked there :D
[09:17] <ROPA> Hi everyone, I have a solid state drive and have already made mods to minimize write cycles to the drive in order to increase it's lifetime. However, I'd like to also turn off journaling (in ext4 filesystem). I found out how to do it....but I can't find out what the DISADVANTAGES are for turning off journaling.
[09:17] <foertel> ok, just found the wiki: If you are using an iPhone headset, the sound output will be switched to the headset automatically, but the headset microphone will not work. The microphone integrated in the computer chassis is the only option at the moment.
[09:17] <foertel> grmbl
[09:17] <ROPA> What are the disadvantages of turning off journaling in my ssd??
[09:18] <quem> trying to figure out a NAS solution for my brother, who is unfamiliar with linux and commandlines. unfortunately freenas has insufficient support for ntfs. is there any web configuration tool that can be used to set up samba, dlna, transmission, etc? i want to have to help him out as little as possible.
[09:18] <quem> ROPA: higher risk of file system corruption
[09:19] <ROPA> quem ok, I know that's important, and I do use the system to do real work...not just for entertainment....is that the only downside of shutting journaling off??
[09:19] <hitsujiTMO> ROPA: if you want ext4 without journalling, just use ext2.
[09:21] <quem> ROPA: i haven't given it much thought. why do you want to turn it off?
[09:21] <neredsenvy> WHy is my ubuntu using so much CPU on a fresh installation ? Here is the result of my >>top<<  https://gist.github.com/anonymous/5105412e83ea1bc478f5 I have a fresh install of Ubuntu12 nothing special during installation standard procedure.
[09:21] <ROPA> hitsujiTMO interesting....I've read quite a bit about the 'preferred' filesystem for ubuntu but most of the posts I looked at preferred ext4.
[09:22] <neredsenvy> After I logged in I let Ubuntu run the 218 updates
[09:22] <neredsenvy> That's it.
[09:22] <hitsujiTMO> ROPA: ext4 is preffered because of journalling etc.. if you're removing those features then just go back to barebones ext2
[09:23] <neredsenvy> I installed system monitor app, shows CPU1 at constant 80-100%, CPU2 at 2-20%, CPU 3: 90-100% and CPU 4 at 2-20% Usage
[09:23] <ROPA> quem the journaling process causes write cycles to the solid state drive, which basically wears it out faster.....and journaling can tie up the processor severly until the journaling process is completed.
[09:24] <neredsenvy> But the odd thing is when I go to process table in system monitor it's showing 52% CPU usage with 25%/25% spli between udisks-helper=modify-partiton and udisks-daemon can I close that ?
[09:24] <ROPA> neredsenvy I have the same problem with my 6 core processor.....not sure WHY it happens.
[09:24] <hitsujiTMO> neredsenvy: top clearly shows its udisks is whats eating the cpu: udisks-helper-m udisks-daemon
[09:25] <neredsenvy> hitsujiTMO: I thot it was some Ubuntu system related process i killed both and now CPU is normal
[09:25] <neredsenvy> running at 2-3%
[09:25] <neredsenvy> RAM also went down from 4GB to 0.4GB
[09:26] <neredsenvy> Guess problem solved lol
[09:26] <ROPA> neredsenvy hitsujiTMO ty to you both, GO UBUNTU!!!!
[09:26] <louie> o/
[09:26] <neredsenvy> o7
[09:29] <hitsujiTMO> neredsenvy: i'd check dmesg + syslog to se if theres any info there as to why it would be malfunctioning as such
[09:31] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: The keyboard stops working directly after it leaves Grub. Is there maybe any boot options which could help troubleshooting this?
[09:31] <xerror> hi all (-: i want to replace the modul of my built in sd card reader with a newer one. do i have to somehow deinstall the old modul from the kernel first ? or can i just compile and activate the newer one ?
[09:32] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: not off the top of my head. i'd guess at it being a driver issue, such as the usb nost controller. a peak at the dumped dmesg or syslog might give more info
[09:32] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: Okay, then I'll have to wait for the download of the Live-CD then
[09:37] <cristian_c> Hi
[09:37] <cristian_c> I've tried to create a symbolic link
[09:38] <cristian_c> ln −s /dev/ttyS0 /dev/mouse
[09:38] <cristian_c> ln: "/dev/mouse" target is not a directory
[09:38] <cristian_c> How can I solve?
[09:38] <cristian_c> Any ideas?
[09:39] <spinningcompass> You're using a long dash by mistake
[09:40] <spinningcompass> Use a short one
[09:40] <spinningcompass> You probably copied and pasted from a website
[09:40] <spinningcompass> It's OK. :) It happens to us all.
[09:41] <ansrster> where can I download (from terminal) amd64-microde
[09:41] <cristian_c> spinningcompass, it's a classic single dash
[09:42] <pikaren> ubuntu on laptop = overheating
[09:43] <spinningcompass> No, it's a  − instead of a - :)
[09:44] <spinningcompass> The one that you typed earlier was  − (I copied and pasted it). You need a - (shorter) one.
[09:45] <thoonai> heyho, if im moving folders into a directory, the parent acl wont be inherited. i use 'mv' in my terminal. is there a simple explanation?
[09:45] <cristian_c> spinningcompass, ok, you are right :)
[09:46] <spinningcompass> Tell my mother. ;)
[09:46] <cristian_c> lol
[09:46] <cristian_c> :D
[09:49] <thoonai> so any idea how to fix that without writing an update script?
[09:50] <neredsenvy> Is it possible to update ubuntu from 12.04 to 13+/last stable version with going via download/burn/format/install process. The ubuntu site states yes via update manager but I don't get a option to upgrade ubuntu.
[09:51] <hitsujiTMO> neredsenvy: why do you want to upgrade from LTS to 13.10?
[09:52] <cfhowlett> neredsenvy, I assume you're on 12.04 because you like long term support.  Next LTS will be 14.04 - April.  Direct upgrade from 12.04
[09:52] <ROPA> neredsenvy I found out thed hard way that upgrading the os isn't quite the same as a fresh install....if you want to go to a newer version, try installing it from a livecd rather than upgrading.
[09:53] <neredsenvy> It's really all for a UI Theme xD
[09:54] <neredsenvy> Turns out it needs GTK3.6 and looking at forum posts you need 12.10+ to run GTK3.6
[09:55] <notdkw> Any sysads located in Sydney, AU sitting in here?
[09:55] <thoonai> shouldnt mv let the folder inherit the parent folders acl?
[09:57] <hitsujiTMO> thoonai: do you mean you have set g+s on the parent and you're expecting the children to inherit it after the mv?
[09:58] <Zac12> hi there, I've got an ubuntu server with linode and for some reason i have incoming data which is incoming at a rate of a constant 8megabytes per second +
[09:58] <Zac12> i've managed to use iftop to identify that for some reason amazon S3 is sending this incoming data
[09:58] <cfhowlett> !server|Zac12,
[09:58] <Zac12> thanks!
[09:58] <cristian_c> spinningcompass, it works!
[09:58] <spinningcompass> :) yay
[10:00] <cristian_c> ln: "/dev/mouse" target is not a directory
[10:00] <cristian_c> the message was misleading :D
[10:05] <e33> Hi, Where can i find the routine (in which file) responsible to verify if I entered a wrong password while login in
[10:06] <thoonai> hitsujiTMO: g+s? have to check, possible i didnt saw that
[10:11] <thoonai> hitsujiTMO: sorry, I don't quite understand what you mean
[10:11] <Guest30055> Anyone know how to get rid of Duplicate Sources entries?
[10:17] <m0nster> hi
[10:17] <m0nster> æèâûå åñòü? ;)
[10:17] <hitsujiTMO> thoonai: whats prob happening is the acls are being applied to the inodes at creation time. so when you move a dir into the parent, its not inherition the acls because it was already created. may try cp instead of mv, then rm the orininal
[10:18] <m0nster> à ðóñêîÿçû÷íûå åñòü :)
[10:18] <apache> test
[10:18] <apache> w
[10:18] <apache> wewe
[10:18] <hitsujiTMO> !test | apache
[10:19] <apache> wewe gombel
[10:19] <m0nster> fe
[10:19] <m0nster> àó
[10:19] <m0nster> :)
[10:19] <apache> siapa saja sih ini ?
[10:19] <Guest30055> Any takers on Duplicate Sources after upgrading from 12.04 to 12.10 Quantal?
[10:20] <apache> I hate my laptop, it has SiS VGA
[10:20] <apache> resolution graphic problem
[10:20] <apache> :(
[10:21] <m0nster> help with two problems ... ubuntu 13.10 not prokiduet port. how to rename network interfaces?
[10:21] <m0nster> help with two problems ... ubuntu 13.10 does not translate the port. how to rename network interfaces?*
[10:29] <nevyn> huh?
[10:30] <nevyn> you want to rename the network interface name?
[10:30] <nevyn> there's a standardish udev way to do this.
[10:32] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: In the syslog I see the mesage "New USB device found", and two rows below that it says "Product: USB Keyboard", so it seems to be recognized
[10:32] <neredsenvy> I created a file .bash_aliases added alias irc='weechat-curses' to it and saved it. However when I run irc in my command line I get the irc does not exist
[10:33] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: is it dropping and refinding the device?
[10:33] <neredsenvy> Blah
[10:33] <neredsenvy> had to restart terminal
[10:33] <neredsenvy> so stupid
[10:33] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: By the looks of it, yes
[10:34] <D4v33> neredsenvy:you could of done #source .bashrc
[10:34] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: or no. the timestamps shows that it's diffrent boots
[10:34] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: can you pastebin the syslog
[10:34] <bzf> sure
[10:35] <hitsujiTMO> D4v33: he's gone
[10:35] <hitsujiTMO> :P
[10:36] <adamantium_> Hello.
[10:36] <adamantium_> Is there any way to "simulate" an "broken dependencies" state in apt?
[10:37] <apache> @adamantium : you can use source list from the lower version
[10:38] <adamantium_> apache: as in, change sources.list and then try to install a package?
[10:39] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: http://www.pastebay.com/1392145
[10:40] <apache> yup, the package that has dependency from upper version only
[10:40] <apache> I've ever tried this
[10:42] <adamantium_> apache: thanks! I'll try it.
[10:43] <apache> adamantium_ : you're welcome :)
[10:44] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: is that the full syslog? it stops after detecting the hubs but no devices beyond that
[10:44] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: Didn't see that it cut it off.. One second
[10:46] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: Any tip for where to upload the file? Get a file limit exceeded on pastie.org
[10:46] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: paste.ubuntu.com
[10:47] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && pastebinit /path/to/syslog
[10:47] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6848767
[10:47] <bzf> How neat!
[10:50] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: brb
[10:50] <cloudgeek> I insatlled tommrow night , ubuntu 13.10 latest, I think It is compromised? still I had a long password, no ssh installed, also home directory encyrpted. does any one have some issue, my out put of ipcs -m , it have permission 666, full output  ttp://paste.ubuntu.com/6848773/
[10:53] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: not seeing anything out of the ordinary there. can you: pastebinit /path/to/var/log/dmesg
[10:54] <bhkenny> hy all
[10:55] <cfhowlett> bhkenny, greetings
[10:56] <cloudgeek> can anyone help me ?
[10:57] <cloudgeek> I got ipcs -m  output 666 permission
[10:58] <cfhowlett> cloudgeek, I got the same thing and I'm running the firewall
[10:59] <apache> cloudgeek, can you run this : ipcs -mp
[10:59] <apache> and see the pid number with ps aux
[11:01] <bhkenny> Why does apt likes to break my system?
[11:02] <hitsujiTMO> bhkenny: in what way?
[11:03] <bhkenny> Well I update and when I restart it boots but everything is broken
[11:04] <hitsujiTMO> bhkenny: please give details. what exatly is broken
[11:04] <cloudgeek> apache: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6848813/
[11:04] <cloudgeek> apache: I tried to grep pid, but no process is there
[11:05] <cloudgeek> cfhowlett: this may be ebury that not dected by rkhunter and chkoortkit
[11:05] <bhkenny> dependencies generally
[11:05] <cfhowlett> cloudgeek, I'm no expert.  I just know we have the same output.
[11:05] <Ben64> bhkenny: you're not making it easy to help you
[11:06] <hitsujiTMO> bhkenny: can you pastebin the output of: sudo apt-get upgrade
[11:06] <bhkenny> I already switched to arch linux so I don't think I want hepl
[11:06] <cloudgeek> cfhowlett: ohh k
[11:06] <bhkenny> hlp
[11:06] <Ben64> bhkenny: then... why are you here?
[11:06] <junka> yeah why
[11:06] <cfhowlett> ... :0
[11:06] <bhkenny> Just trolling
[11:06] <Ben64> bhkenny: please leave then, thanks for stopping by
[11:07] <cloudgeek> I gerp ps aux | grep 1506, but doesn't have any porcess, but it is associated with memory segment
[11:07] <bhkenny> I'll stay a bit longer. Just because...
[11:08] <apache> cloudgeek : how about lsof -p 1506
[11:08] <apache> ?
[11:08] <veneslav> ko stava tuka
[11:09] <cfhowlett> !english|veneslav,
[11:09] <veneslav> bg
[11:09] <Ben64> !bg | veneslav
[11:09] <cloudgeek> apache: nothing output
[11:09] <veneslav> fu
[11:09] <cfhowlett> Ben64, russian?
[11:09] <veneslav> ok
[11:11] <cloudgeek> apache: I am using Irssi, it doesn't notify me
[11:14] <Kronosphere> hi all!!! I have a problem with Error: BrokenCount > 0
[11:14] <Kronosphere> any  idea????
[11:15] <hitsujiTMO> Kronosphere: where exactly are you getting that error?
[11:15] <Kronosphere> the red sign on the top (menu bar)
[11:16] <veneslav> няма ли да дойде някой на бг чата
[11:17] <Devian> 1745?
[11:17] <hitsujiTMO> Kronosphere: pastebin the output of: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[11:17] <MonkeyDust> !ru
[11:17] <apache> cloudgeek : I guess it's segment memory that hasn't been deleted
[11:17] <Ben64> its bulgarian, MonkeyDust
[11:18] <veneslav> ubuntu-bg
[11:18] <Ben64> veneslav: #ubuntu е само за английски
[11:18] <Kronosphere> hitsujiTMO, : thanks a lot man
[11:18] <veneslav> що така
[11:19] <bhkenny> anybody here know what linux is?
[11:19] <cloudgeek> apache: okay it not any security iossue
[11:19] <hitsujiTMO> !ot | bhkenny
[11:21] <Lope> recently the synaptic package manager got stuck downloading some packages (my internet connection sucks). So I clicked cancel and it asked me if I want to continue, ignoring the packages that failed to download. I said yes. So I'm not sure if anything got messed up now. I guess I should just use apt-get in the terminal. it seems more robust?
[11:21] <cloudgeek> apache: how I could delete it
[11:22] <MonkeyDust> Lope  try apt-get -f install
[11:22] <Lope> what does -f do?
[11:22] <Ben64> Lope: synaptic is just a frontend for apt-get, you should use whichever you like the most
[11:22] <MonkeyDust> Lope  it means fix
[11:22] <Lope> okay. it said 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 5 not upgraded
[11:22] <rostam> hi is gtest (Google test) supported? if yes what is the name of the pkg? thx
[11:23] <Kronosphere> anybody know how to install adobe connect add-in on ubuntu???? I've tried forums but I didn't found anything....
[11:23] <Ben64> Lope: then everything is fine, you just have packages to upgrade
[11:23] <apache> cloudgeek :  you can use ipcrm -s 327680
[11:23] <Lope> ben: thanks
[11:24] <apache> cloudgeek : oh sorry, use this ipcrm -m 327680
[11:24] <cloudgeek> ok
[11:25] <Kronosphere> anybody know how to install adobe connect add-in on ubuntu???? I've tried forums but I didn't found anything....
[11:25] <hitsujiTMO> Kronosphere: from http://www.adobe.com/ie/products/adobeconnect/tech-specs.html : --- No Add-in support for Linux
[11:26] <Kronosphere> thanks again hitsujiTMO  ;)
[11:27] <bhkenny> hitsujiTMO: Pls tell me a developer channel for ubuntu
[11:28] <hitsujiTMO> bhkenny: please troll elsewhere
[11:28] <R4M15> HIII
[11:28] <MonkeyDust> bhkenny  #ubuntu-app-devel
[11:29] <R4M15> ASIR-B
[11:29] <keent> 2º ASIR-B
[11:29] <keent> D:
[11:29] <cloudgeek> apache: it means my system is not infected ?
[11:30] <jiaro94> ola
[11:30] <bhkenny> MonkeyDust: Thanks man. Seems hitsujiTMO got really butthurt
[11:30] <cloudgeek> thanks apache
[11:30] <R4M15> JAI
[11:30] <apache> cloudgeek : mostly yes, you're welcome :)
[11:30] <R4M15> WHATS HAPPEN?
[11:30] <hitsujiTMO> bhkenny: no, you said yourself, <bhkenny> Just trolling
[11:30] <MonkeyDust> R4M15  no caps, please
[11:31] <Ben64> R4M15: if you're not here for ubuntu support, you're in the wrong channel
[11:31] <bhkenny> hitsujiTMO: A channel question is not trolling my friend.
[11:32] <Lope> how can I install ubuntu without a GUI?
[11:32] <Ben64> Lope: you could install server version
[11:32] <DJones> !minimal | Lope
[11:33] <DJones> !text | Lope Or you can install a normal UBuntu, but start up without a GUI with these instructions,
[11:33] <bhkenny> Is Ubuntu an Amazon botnet?
[11:33] <karolus> hola
[11:33] <keent> D:
[11:34] <hitsujiTMO> bhkenny: enough of your trolling
[11:34] <MonkeyDust> bhkenny  know when to stop
[11:34] <hitsujiTMO> Lope: you could also install ubuntu server
[11:35] <Lope> This seems to suggest you can install ubuntu without a GUI? https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/installation-guide/i386/minimum-hardware-reqts.html
[11:35] <jiaro94> cual es el unico animal de sacar a un mono de una cueva???
[11:35] <francisco88> eyyy karolus
[11:35] <Kronosphere> hola karolus
[11:36] <Ben64> keent, R4M15, jiaro94, karolus, francisco88: do you really need that many clones in here?
[11:36] <jiaro94> el salmonoete
[11:36] <keent> Nope,
[11:36] <keent> we're not clones
[11:36] <keent> we're in the same subnet, soz.
[11:36] <DJones> jiaro94: Wrong channel, this is Ubuntu support
[11:37] <keent> borja, liala ya
[11:37] <Borja1> we are not clones, we are in a class
[11:37] <francisco88> amooossssssssssss
[11:37] <Borja1> all in the same subnet
[11:37] <Borja1> sorry for this
[11:37] <MonkeyDust> looks like the channel is under attack
[11:37] <hitsujiTMO> !ot
[11:39] <jiaro94> verde por dentro marron por fuera y que atraviesa paredes que es??
[11:39] <jiaro94> un kiwi fantasma xd
[11:39] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: paste.ubuntu.com/6848961
[11:40] <Mannu> hi, i am using ubuntu 12.04. And i need drivers for ralink 3290 wifi adapter. searched a lot, but couldn't find a proper solution,    Need help !!!
[11:40] <R4M15> THIS IS A SHIT
[11:42] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: nothing off there either from what i can see so i'm out of ideas
[11:42] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: yeah, I'm not sure either. At least it works with the live cd x)
[11:43] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: only off thing i'm seeing is the bluetooth issues.
[11:44] <waly_> hey guys
[11:44] <waly_> Has the layout of youtube changed in google chrome
[11:45] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: Okay.. Is there anyway that I could like enable ssh on boot using the live-cd? So I at least can SSH to it
[11:45] <MonkeyDust> !ot | waly_
[11:45] <waly_> coz it just looks buggy and there are no filter subscription box to find your subscriptions quickly
[11:45] <michagogo|cloud> ...I would suggest not clicking the link in that channel notice
[11:45] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: you chould chroot in and install openssh-server
[11:46] <Ben64> michagogo|cloud: what channel notice?
[11:46] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: Do I chroot to the disk or to the mounted folder?
[11:46] <myst3r10n> how do i disable the console screensaver on ubuntu 12.0.4 server?
[11:47] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: mounted root. you'd need to first mount bind /dev /dev/pts /proc and /sys
[11:48] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: okay, I'll do some googling on that. thanks for all the help!
[11:57] <VLanX> hello.... I accidently removed my sata power cable to my SSD while ubuntu was running. No evident misfunction after reboot, but can I still check fro disk/fs errors?
[11:58] <Lope> This seems to suggest you can install ubuntu without a GUI? https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/installation-guide/i386/minimum-hardware-reqts.html
[11:59] <RAISE___> ヽʕ •́؈•̀)ﾉ
[11:59] <YOUR___> ヽʕ •́؈•̀)ﾉ
[11:59] <DONGERS_> ヽʕ •́؈•̀)ﾉ
[11:59] <hitsujiTMO> Lope: yes with the mini.iso or ubuntu server iso
[11:59] <gordonjcp> Lope: you could install either server or mini
[11:59] <gordonjcp> VLanX: boot in single-user, run fsck
[12:03] <VLanX> gordonjcp: single user?
[12:04] <Kruppt> VLanX:boot from LiveCD, open terminal, and run fdisk -l to determine proper block device, then run e2fsck -v -p -f /dev/sdX, where X is the proper block device determined via output of fdisk -l
[12:04] <DJones> ;mship RAISE___
[12:05] <VLanX> Kruppt: do SSD's even have block size?
[12:05] <MonkeyDust> DJones  that looks like cat language
[12:05] <DJones> MonkeyDust: Yup
[12:06] <Kruppt> VLanX:Another words to determine the proper partition/filesystem to run e2fsck on
[12:11] <Slit> Hi! I have trouble installing lubuntu. When I chose install or try after I while I get just mouse cursor and monitor just flashing. Like someone is shuting down and then open it again
[12:17] <Kronosphere> it's possible to change the style appearance of ubuntu? any link to download with the installation specification?
[12:18] <kibibyte> you casn draw your own wallpaper
[12:18] <kibibyte> and use it
[12:18] <MonkeyDust> Kronosphere  you mean like themes?
[12:18] <Kronosphere> yes MonkeyDust
[12:18] <MonkeyDust> !themes
[12:18] <kibibyte> MonkeyDust, what about wallpaper
[12:19] <bcc> i have wrote a init.d script which works fine with /etc/init.d.. but when i call it with service xx start I get  "Job failed to start"
[12:19] <Kronosphere> thanks MonkeyDust
[12:20] <Slit> Could anybody help?
[12:21] <kibibyte> Slit, did you try boot it without installing
[12:22] <Slit> kibibyte: Yes, I tried Live CD mode but I can't get to desktop.Just mouse cursor
[12:23] <kibibyte> what version of ubuntu r u trying to use
[12:23] <Slit> Funny thing is that I install Bodhi linux on tjhat computer
[12:23] <Slit> and DVD is not defected because I installed Lubuntu formd that DVD to another computer
[12:24] <MonkeyDust> Slit  then it may be hardware related
[12:24] <Slit> MonkeyDust with what?
[12:24] <kibibyte> try diffrent graphic card
[12:27] <arun> guys, how do I install Ubuntu softwarre Center in other distro ?
[12:28] <MonkeyDust> arun  you don't
[12:28] <MonkeyDust> arun  don't try to mix distro's
[12:28] <arun> MonkeyDust: oh I mean derivative of Ubuntu ...
[12:29] <MonkeyDust> arun  and which would that be?
[12:29] <arun> MonkeyDust: like Linux Mint, etc
[12:29] <MonkeyDust> arun  better ask in the !mint channel, then
[12:36] <Browser> Hello. I am trying to install a second monitor which is detected but when I set Mirror display, it doesn't work, just show the image in the primary screen.
[12:38] <Guest57051> what is this place:
[12:39] <MonkeyDust> Guest57051  this is ubuntu support
[12:39] <Guest57051> ok is i wanto discuss something about ubuntu ussue i can ask here
[12:40] <kibibyte> no
[12:40] <kibibyte> its paid channel
[12:40] <Guest57051> ok how does it work
[12:40] <hitsujiTMO> kibibyte: stop that
[12:40] <DJones> kibibyte: Please don't make comments like that, somebody may take it seriously
[12:40] <hitsujiTMO> Guest57051: ask away
[12:40] <DJones> Guest57051: Just ask your question in the channel
[12:40] <Guest57051> what
[12:41] <Guest57051> all right
[12:41] <MonkeyDust> Guest57051  first choose a more readable nick, type /nick blah
[12:41] <Guest57051> is it possible to run skyp on ubuntu
[12:42] <Guest57051> skype
[12:42] <MonkeyDust> !skype
[12:42] <tefla> Hi All. I can't find /dev/eth0 ? where would i find the file for this interface?
[12:42] <Guest57051> thank you you gus rock
[12:42] <mcfrisk> Hi, anyidea what in 12.04 lts updates could kill all keyboard shortcuts in gnome 3 fallback mode?
[12:43] <_3nids_> olivd: ping
[12:44] <Guest57051> Is there a way to switch keyboard layout configurarion whe you need with a short cut and then goback
[12:46] <Guest57051> Is there a way to switch keyboard layout configurarion whe you need with a short cut and then go back
[12:46] <Guest57051> i mean keyboard languages
[12:47] <kelevra> help
[12:48] <kelevra> TIMER
[12:48] <fidel_> !ask | kelevra
[12:49] <kelevra> thx for your answers
[12:50] <kelevra> how can we speak?
[12:51] <mcfrisk> hmm, alt-tab and ctrl+alt+left|right stopped working
[12:51] <kelevra> i don't understand anything...
[12:51] <Guest57051> how to change  keyboard languages using a short cut
[12:51] <kelevra> alt-tab is working at home
[12:53] <mcfrisk> hmm^3, opening settings -> keyboard settings, something has disabled them all.
[12:56] <Munster> G'Day
[12:56] <fidel_> kelevra: start by describing your problem
[12:56] <luilakde1e> I'm trying to copy a large amount of files to an external hdd. However, it keeps hanging after a while, hence not finishing the copy. Het external hdd is formatted in ntfs. A few times the hang was followed by various applications starting to freeze, including firefox and xfce. Anyone happen to have a clue what's going on?
[12:57] <kelevra> no problem, just i m new under ubuntu ^^
[12:57] <luilakde1e> That was a problem I had yesterday, I've not yet tried to reproduce it today
[12:57] <kelevra> are we all here to resolve problems?
[12:58] <Munster> luilakde1e, what method/app are you using to copy?
[12:58] <hitsujiTMO> !manual | kelevra
[12:58] <luilakde1e> Just going through thunar, and I'm assuming thunar is using cp?
[12:58] <kelevra> thx for RTFM ^^
[12:59] <kelevra> i use a tutorial to learn
[12:59] <kelevra> but thx
[12:59] <DJones> kelevra: If you've got specific issues, best thing to do is to explain your issue in detail in the channel and if anybody can help, they'll normally respond
[13:00] <kelevra> thx Djones
[13:01] <Munster> luilakde1e, most file managers in networking
[13:01] <Munster> use smab or samba
[13:01] <Munster> err smb
[13:02] <hitsujiTMO> luilakde1e: is there any errors in /var/log/syslog from the time of the transfer?
[13:04] <luilakde1e> current logfile doesn't seem to go that far back
[13:04] <firelite> Hi to all
[13:05] <firelite> I have a problem with disk space on ubuntu
[13:05] <luilakde1e> Oh here its
[13:05] <firelite> this is the output of df
[13:05] <firelite> Filesystem      1K-blocks     Used  Available Use% Mounted on
[13:05] <firelite> rootfs           20026172 19661572          0 100% /
[13:05] <firelite> devtmpfs         16422700        4   16422696   1% /dev
[13:05] <firelite> none              3284644     2760    3281884   1% /run
[13:05] <firelite> none                 5120        0       5120   0% /run/lock
[13:05] <firelite> none             16423212        4   16423208   1% /run/shm
[13:05] <FloodBot1> firelite: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:05] <hitsujiTMO> luilakde1e: there should be the rotated logs too, syslog.1 syslog.2.gz, etc
[13:05] <luilakde1e> Yes, I just found those :)
[13:06] <hitsujiTMO> firelite: use paste.ubuntu,com
[13:07] <luilakde1e> There's something in there - I'm not quite experienced enough to figure it out in under an hour, let me pastebin that
[13:08] <Guest57051> How do i install multiarch 64 bits repositoies to make skype works
[13:08] <hitsujiTMO> Guest57051: multiarch should be enabled by default. just install the .deb then: sudo apt-get -f install
[13:09] <firelite> this is the df output, I cannot free the space on disk because it's almost empty but I cannot write anything because it says I haven't space
[13:09] <firelite> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6849310/
[13:11] <luilakde1e> http://pastebin.com/4VhhPqqS
[13:11] <hitsujiTMO> firelite: can you pastebin the output of: sudo du -hd1 /
[13:12] <firelite> @hitsujiTMO this is the output of your command http://paste.ubuntu.com/6849331/
[13:13] <kiki67100> hello everybody
[13:13] <kiki67100> my mysql server crash after query
[13:13] <kiki67100> view log http://pastebin.com/W5r7sHRr
[13:13] <kiki67100> why mysql server crash ?
[13:16] <hitsujiTMO> luilakde1e: looks like a number of apps crashed all from: INFO: task pool:2053 blocked for more than 120 seconds.     may be seperate from the transfer tho
[13:16] <anonymous_> g
[13:16] <luilakde1e> It usually occurs just a few minutes after attempting the thing though
[13:16] <hitsujiTMO> firelite: thats not the full output. can you get the rest?
[13:16] <luilakde1e> Pretty fresh xubuntu install - hasn't occurred yet in any other occasion
[13:18] <hitsujiTMO> luilakde1e: could be a ram issue. maybe run memtest
[13:19] <luilakde1e> That actually sounds scaringly plausible, considering this is an old device. And scaringly, since I only have 1 gig of ram and don't quite have a lot I can ditch if somethings faulty
[13:19] <firelite> @hitrusjiTMO no I cannot get the rest it stops
[13:20] <hitsujiTMO> luilakde1e: whats the output of: cat /proc/sys/vm/dirty_ratio
[13:20] <luilakde1e> 10
[13:21] <Browser> Hello. I am trying to install a second monitor which is detected but when I set Mirror display, it doesn't work, just show the image in the primary screen.
[13:21] <interweb> How do I can configure transmission's port forwarding to use my vpn on ?
[13:22] <hitsujiTMO> luilakde1e: that seems ok. I'd test the ram first. maybe the IO is taking too long to flush and causing the crash
[13:22] <Guest57051> How do i fix this? tryin to install Skype and getting this at the endo of  the process Err http://ppa.launchpad.net saucy/main amd64 Packages
[13:22] <Guest57051>   404  Not Found
[13:22] <Guest57051> Err http://ppa.launchpad.net saucy/main i386 Packages
[13:22] <Guest57051>   404  Not Found
[13:22] <Guest57051> Ign http://ppa.launchpad.net saucy/main Translation-pt_BR
[13:22] <FloodBot1> Guest57051: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:22] <Guest57051> Ign http://ppa.launchpad.net saucy/main Translation-pt
[13:23] <interweb> Can anyone helps ?
[13:23] <hitsujiTMO> firelite: ok then, can you give me the output of: sudo du -hd1 /var
[13:24] <firelite> @hitsuji this is the output and it stops http://paste.ubuntu.com/6849366/
[13:24] <Munster> interweb, connect to the vpn first then launch transmission
[13:24] <Guest57051> how do I fix this : Tryin to install skype but getting this at the end of the process Err http://ppa.launchpad.net saucy/main amd64 Packages
[13:24] <Guest57051>   404  Not Found
[13:24] <Guest57051> Err http://ppa.launchpad.net saucy/main i386 Packages
[13:24] <Guest57051>   404  Not Found
[13:24] <Guest57051> Ign http://ppa.launchpad.net saucy/main Translation-pt_BR
[13:24] <FloodBot1> Guest57051: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:24] <Guest57051> Ign http://ppa.launchpad.net saucy/main Translation-pt
[13:24] <firelite> I have to press ctrl+c to stop the execution or I have to wait?
[13:25] <interweb> Munster, I want to use port forwarding on it too
[13:25] <hitsujiTMO> firelite: wait
[13:25] <luilakde1e> Alright, out and about to test my ram, I'll be back, most likely.
[13:25] <hitsujiTMO> firelite: its counting the disk usage so may take a bit
[13:25] <firelite> so I have to wait for the other command too?
[13:26] <Myrtti> Guest57051: I do suggest you read what the bot tries to tell you
[13:26] <trinode> Hey, I've been playing around with the latest 14.04 server and set up a 14.04 vm in a 14.04 host, but the guest won't boot, debian will, windows will, etc etc, but part way through booting the ubuntu guest dies, completely unresponsive, how can I find out what it was doing last?
[13:26] <firelite> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6849373/
[13:26] <Munster> interweb, most vpn clients auto port forward
[13:27] <DJones> trinode: You're going to get the best reply if you ask that question in #ubuntu+1 which is 14.04's support channel while its being developed
[13:27] <hitsujiTMO> firelite: you should migrate /var/www and /var/personal to /home ... they're the largest culprits
[13:27] <interweb> Munster, What about private internet access ?
[13:27] <DJones> trinode: Just be patient there though, its still a fairly quiet channel
[13:28] <Guest57051> what is modo -q ubuntu?
[13:28] <hitsujiTMO> firelite: can you run: sudo apt-get clean && sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[13:28] <trinode> DJones: ok, I figured bootlogging wiould be universal to whatever recent version
[13:29] <DJones> trinode: It may well be, but possibly there could be a specific issue to 14.04 that somebody has spotted or if not can help you report it as a bug
[13:29] <Myrtti> Guest57051: it means that we can see what you're saying again
[13:29] <Guest57051> what is -q mode ubuntu?
[13:29] <Munster> interweb, check with your server host , but PIA automaticallyforwards the ports on most router/modems. It does on mine
[13:30] <Myrtti> Guest57051: it means we can see what you're saying again. The bots quieted you because you were flooding.
[13:30] <Guest57051> ok
[13:30] <darkxploit> hello...
[13:30] <Guest57051> thks
[13:30] <Munster> interweb, if you use openvpn
[13:30] <Myrtti> Guest57051: use pastebin instead of posting that error message here
[13:30] <darkxploit> hitsujiTMO: omg.. do u sleep here only
[13:30] <firelite> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6849397/ this is the output with a lot of blank lines, mysql couldn't write configuration files
[13:31] <Guest57051> ok
[13:31] <Guest57051> i will
[13:33] <firelite> yesterday I changed kernel from ovh kernel to linux generic. This morning because of this problem I restored ovh's kernel but the problem persisted.
[13:33] <hitsujiTMO> firelite: ok you need to migrate the data. move the /var/www folder to /home/www and update any references to /var/www to /home/www in your config, or symlink /var/www to /home/www
[13:34] <hitsujiTMO> firelite: do the same for /var/personal       you have a 20GB / partition but a massive /home      yet you're storing everything in the root partition
[13:37] <yuko> why i can not see your discuss
[13:38] <DJones> yuko: Because nothing has been said since you joined the channel
[13:38] <bencc> is there a chance libreoffice 4.2 will be included with trusty now that it's published?
[13:38] <firelite> I moved the files without making symlinks
[13:38] <hitsujiTMO> bencc: #ubuntu+1 for 14.04 stuff
[13:38] <firelite> when I tried to copy-paste an error noticed me that no available space was there
[13:39] <firelite> so I moved it entirely
[13:39] <bencc> hitsujiTMO: thanks
[13:41] <Kully> Hey all; i'm having a port issue and wondering if someone could give me a hand.
[13:41] <Kully> I've got a virtualbox running ubuntu 12.04 and i'm trying to nrpe to another 10.04 box and it's connection is refused
[13:42] <Kully> other boxes are able to telnet on port 5666 no problem, except this one virtualbox. Even the host can
[13:42] <Kully> wondering if anyone has any idea's what might be wrong
[13:43] <interweb> When I connect to openvpn , should I config anything with my bittorrent software to hide my real ip address ?
[13:43] <idea> hi
[13:44] <luilakde1e> hitsujiTMO, just finished the ram test- everything a-ok
[13:46] <yuko> I just feel so powerless.
[13:47] <MonkeyDust> yuko  type /join #ubuntu-offtopic if you want to discuss
[13:49] <firelite> @hitsujiTMO any suggests?
[13:53] <interweb> Is it safe to just connect to a vpn service using openvpn and then download torrents ?
[13:53] <jpds> interweb: Ha.
[13:54] <jpds> interweb: Until the VPN service kick you off.
[13:55] <interweb> jpds, So I don't need to configure stuff ( port forwarding , proxy , etc ) on my torrent software until I'm connected to vpn , Am I right ?
[13:55] <patarr> Hey guys, have any of you ever tried running a multimonitor setup on ubuntu with a discrete card along with integrated?
[14:01] <Munster> PIA doesn't look at the sources it connects you to, interweb ..read the reviews on PIA
[14:01] <current> ciao a tutti
[14:02] <current> hi to everywone
[14:06] <meet_> hi, i have an old p4 with 512mb ram. fedora solydx and some other distros work perfectly fine. but with any official ubuntu derivatives like lubuntu or xubuntu i am having a graphics problem. I am not sure what type of graphics I have, but all the other distros work fine out of the box with them. with buntus I get low res images and discoloured wallpaprs. solution?
[14:09] <fooobarrr> On startup i get the 'Ubuntu' splash screen and can 'alt-FN' to get a console window, however the splash screen never goes away and I have to run 'service start gdm'
[14:10] <fooobarrr> after running this I can get into the gui, anybody have any clue why this would be the case
[14:14] <Munster> fooobarrr, add nomodeset to the "quiet splash" line in /etc/default/grub , run sudo update-grub , then reboot
[14:14] <firelite> sti sciem
[14:16] <fooobarrr> Munster: currently I have "GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash nomodeset""
[14:17] <fooobarrr> ill try one more update-grub - this is ubuntu running under a vm if that makes any difference - I was thinking that maybe the video drivers are messed up, but there don't seem to be any errors in xorg logs
[14:21] <Munster> fooobarrr, yes always mention VM first, it does make a difference, VB uses it's own drivers, so I'm not sure how to help , but since "nomodeset" was already set, maybe removing it will help
[14:22] <MadMax76> /part
[14:23] <bzf> When I run "lsusb -t" on my computer the Driver for my keyboard is set to nothing. I can only use a keyboard using the PS/2 port atm, but the keyboard connecting and disconnecting appears in the syslog. Any ideas how I could get my usb keyboard to work?
[14:24] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: check /etc/modprobe.d/ for any odd blacklists for the hid driver
[14:25] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: There's only usbmouse and usbkbd in there, but no hid
[14:26] <antar> Hi people
[14:27] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: is there a way to manually load the hid module?
[14:28] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: try sudo modprobe usbhid
[14:28] <meet_> hi, i have an old p4 with 512mb ram. fedora solydx and some other distros work perfectly fine. but with any official ubuntu derivatives like lubuntu or xubuntu i am having a graphics problem. I am not sure what type of graphics I have, but all the other distros work fine out of the box with them. with buntus I get low res images and discoloured wallpaprs. solution?
[14:28] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: "FATAL: Module usbhid not found"
[14:30] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: what kernel are you using? uname -r
[14:30] <bzf> 3.8.0
[14:32] <MonkeyDust> what's hid?
[14:32] <daftykins> human interface device
[14:32] <antar> is there a way to save the curve of network history i have got from system monitor ?
[14:33] <Rosbuntu> i have a complicated problem
[14:33] <Rosbuntu> is there any expert
[14:33] <ikonia> how do we know until you state the problem
[14:33] <MonkeyDust> Rosbuntu  we love complex problems, let's hear it
[14:33] <Rosbuntu> i can not connect my ubuntu wifi to android phone.. it says obtaining ip address.. and i dont know the static ip address of my wifi
[14:34] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: ls -l "/lib/modules/$(uname -r)/kernel/drivers/hid/usbhid"
[14:34] <antar> people
[14:34] <ikonia> Rosbuntu: it should be dhcp allocated
[14:35] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: Can't access. No such file or direcxtory
[14:35] <Rosbuntu> ikonia,  dhcp is there.. but when i try to connect my android phone it says obtaining ip address
[14:35] <bzf> The hid-folder doesn't exist
[14:35] <ikonia> Rosbuntu: where is it trying to get the dhcp address from ?
[14:35] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: ls -l "/lib/modules/$(uname -r)/kernel/drivers/hid"
[14:35] <Rosbuntu> ikonia,  from my ubuntu, where i made a wifi hotspot for my android phone
[14:36] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: same thing
[14:36] <ikonia> Rosbuntu: are you running a dhcp server on ubuntu ?
[14:36] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: ls -l "/lib/modules/$(uname -r)/kernel/drivers"
[14:36] <Rosbuntu> ikonia,  no i made wifi hotspot with ap hotspot in ubuntu
[14:36] <ikonia> Rosbuntu: then how do you expect it to get an IP address
[14:36] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: I get a bunch of listed directories
[14:36] <ikonia> Rosbuntu: that's not complex, it wants an IP address from a dhcp server, you are not running a dhcp server, it will not get an IP
[14:36] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: so you're missing the hid dir
[14:37] <Rosbuntu> ikonia,  but it doesnt get an ip
[14:37] <ikonia> Rosbuntu: yes, I've just told you why
[14:37] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: yep. feels kinda strange
[14:37] <Rosbuntu> ikonia,  then plz help me getting ip address
[14:37] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: try reinstalling the kernel
[14:37] <Kully> Rosbuntu: you will need to set it static
[14:37] <ikonia> Rosbuntu: read what I said
[14:37] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: how do I do that?
[14:38] <Rosbuntu> ikonia,  i set it static.. but how do know whats my ip address is and others net mask and bla bla
[14:38] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: pastebin the output of: dpkg --get-selections | grep linux-image
[14:38] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: can you also pastebin the output of: df -h
[14:38] <Kully> check what your AP host information is, why not just set the android phone to push out dhcp
[14:39] <ikonia> Rosbuntu: it's your network you should know your own network range
[14:39] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: what was the command for pasting to paste.ubuntu.com?
[14:39] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: pastebinit
[14:39] <Rosbuntu> ikonia,  im new to ubuntu, u know
[14:39] <Rosbuntu> Kully,  how do know the info of my ap hotspot any idea?
[14:40] <ikonia> Rosbuntu: it's networking, nothing to do with ubuntu
[14:40] <Mortuis> rm: cannot remove ‘testout.mov’: Device or resource busy
[14:40] <ikonia> Mortuis: the file is in use
[14:40] <Rosbuntu> ikonia,  ok brother , can u tell me the solution step by step.. i think u r a good networker
[14:40] <Rosbuntu> ;)
[14:41] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: great, don't have internet connection
[14:41] <ikonia> Rosbuntu: either a.) setup dhcp server on your ubuntu machine b.) configure static IP for your device on your network
[14:41] <ikonia> Rosbuntu: I would suggest b.) based on your experience level
[14:41] <Mortuis> ikonia: how do I determine what is using it?  fuser shows nothing, as does lsof
[14:41] <Rosbuntu> ikonia,  u r a good guy i can feel bro, now tell me how do i configure static ip for my device
[14:42] <ikonia> Rosbuntu: the guys in #android maybe able to help you with that
[14:42] <ikonia> Rosbuntu: I have no idea how to put an IP address on your android device,
[14:42] <hitsujiTMO> bzf :(
[14:42] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: only a loopback interface. what a great day! :D
[14:42] <Kully> Rosbuntu are you conncting your phone to your ubuntu, or ubunuto machine to phone
[14:42] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: you may be mising more than just the hid drivers then
[14:42] <Rosbuntu> ikonia,  okk let me check android ppl
[14:42] <Rosbuntu> Kully,  connecting phone to ubuntu
[14:43] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: ok. is this 12.04?
[14:43] <Rosbuntu> Kully,  u sound like an experienced coder
[14:43] <ikonia> Mortuis: fuser -fuc filename
[14:43] <Kully> lol
[14:43] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: yep
[14:43] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: whats the full output of: uname -r
[14:43] <Rosbuntu> Kully,  so do u know how to make it static brother
[14:44] <firelite> @hitsujiTMO I solved the problem killing the mysql process and changing in the fstab the type of the partition
[14:44] <firelite> I don't know why I did it but it worked
[14:44] <ikonia> Kully: talk to the android channel - this is nothing to do with ubuntu
[14:44] <ikonia> Kully: sorry, not you
[14:44] <ikonia> Rosbuntu: talk to the android channel - this is nothing to do with ubuntu
[14:44] <Kully> rosebuntu: http://pastebin.com/Fm5HC252 then direct any further questions to #android
[14:45] <Rosbuntu> Kully,  ok let me check , why dont u come to android
[14:45] <ikonia> there are pleanty of people in #android
[14:45] <Mortuis> ikonia: thank you, when I try that I get: /home/john/Pictures/testout.mov: 12533c(john)
[14:45] <funkster> I have wired and wireless setup on my ubuntu server, how can i disable the wireless when the wired is connected? Or does the traffic automatically go over wired if both are connected? Any advice pls
[14:46] <Mortuis> ikonia: 12533 doesn't show as a running process, not sure what to do with this output.
[14:46] <hitsujiTMO> firelite: odd way to get a resolution :)
[14:46] <funkster> im looking to auto disable/enable the wired/wireless setup
[14:46] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: 3.8.0-29-generic
[14:46] <Kully> funkster: adjust the binding order
[14:47] <funkster> Kully: where can i do that?
[14:47] <LucaS05> hi. there's a way to automate document creation with openoffice?
[14:47] <firelite> @hitsujiTMO Odd ways for odd problems :D bye bye||
[14:48] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: actually, there may be an easier way to go about this. do you have another kernel installed?
[14:48] <ikonia> Mortuis: should be a running process
[14:48] <ikonia> Mortuis: how are you checking
[14:49] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: How do I check that?
[14:49] <Mortuis> ikonia: http://pastebin.com/s41qhM6x
[14:49] <Kully> network manager -> routes -> route-n should change default route with ethernet plug
[14:49] <ikonia> Mortuis: so it's the bash shell that has some sort of lock on it
[14:49] <ikonia> Mortuis: the process exists, it's there
[14:49] <funkster> Kully: im commandline only, you are saying i have to re-order everytime?
[14:49] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: dpkg --get-selections | grep linux-image                 does more than 1 version number appear?
[14:50] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: yes. linux-image-generic-lts-raring and the one I have
[14:50] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: ahh, no, thats just the kernel meta package
[14:52] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: sudo apt-get install --reinstall linux-image-3.8.0-29-generic
[14:52] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: Then I just need to figure out the Internet connection issue x)
[14:53] <ubuntutis> anybody know where i can find my drivers for a Atheros AR928X card
[14:53] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: also: sudo apt-get install --reinstall linux-firmware
[14:53] <Mortuis> ikonia: when I kill that process that just closes my terminal window.  I open a new window and try deleting and same problem.  New bash process listed when I run fuser -fuc on it
[14:54] <ikonia> Mortuis: where is the file ?
[14:54] <illy> .xchat2/budus.so
[14:55] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: then, once again: ls -l "/lib/modules/$(uname -r)/kernel/drivers/hid/usbhid"
[14:56] <Wouter___> Why isn't this working? I'm trying to manipulate the input to mutt. (http://screenshot.wouter0100.nl/1401140152313715145237.png)
[14:57] <Wouter___> I'll get an > where i can type anything i want, unless i cancel it with control c.
[14:58] <Mortuis> ikonia: thanks, just realized the file resided on a different machine and I was viewing via network share.  Other machine had a process locking it.
[14:58] <ikonia> Mortuis: bravo
[14:59] <CountryfiedLinux> How do I launch the nm-applet GUI from the terminal?
[14:59] <Rory> In my ssh_config file, can I apply some rules to *, but exclude some other hosts?
[15:00] <Rory> sorry that wasn't clear. I mean, if I set behaviour in the "Host *" block, can I then "clear" this behaviour to the default, in a more specific block?
[15:00] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: I think I'm just gonna backup my files to another hdd, then reinstall ubuntu instead
[15:01] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: :(
[15:01] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: I thikn that will be much easier as the whole system seems to just fuck up x)
[15:02] <hitsujiTMO> bzf: i guess so. very odd predicament to end up in
[15:02] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: yeah, and after wasting a whole day trying to fix it, I should probably just give up
[15:02] <lnx2> who use pidgin?
[15:02] <Munster> bzf, no need for "language"
[15:02] <bzf> Munster: sorry, I'm just a little upset and tired and cranky :D
[15:03] <bzf> hitsujiTMO: but thanks for all the help anyways!
[15:03] <Rory> lnx2: Many, many people do. What do you need to know?
[15:03] <lnx2> pidgin-encryption it's safe and why i need? it?
[15:04] <CountryfiedLinux> How do I launch the nm-applet GUI from the terminal?
[15:04] <lnx2> rsa 2048-4096 its safe?
[15:05] <Rory> lnx2: it uses standard public-key cryptography and the RSA encryption standard. You would use it to prevent someone on a network between you and the other person, from being able to intercept and read your communications
[15:05] <Rory> lnx2: Please read the third bullet point on the project's homepage
[15:06] <lnx2> ok
[15:11] <Korbi_> bcbfg
[15:17] <JWFoxJr> Good morning. I'm finding conflicting information that I need resolved. What is the system-wide plugin directory for firefox?
[15:21] <MonkeyDust> JWFoxJr  try /usr/lib/firefox/browser/plugins
[15:24] <MonkeyDust> JWFoxJr  or /usr/lib/firefox-addons/plugins
[15:24] <phil-ns> with the exception of citrix, which creates its own in /opt
[15:25] <OerHeks> Just checked /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
[15:27] <JWFoxJr> MonkeyDust: if I've tried both those directories and it's still not working, could it be an issue with the plugin?
[15:27] <gnubie> using13.10, update-grub does not use the latest kernel that was downloaded from apt-get update,aptget upgrade
[15:28] <phil-ns> gnubie: yeah, I experienced the same thing, boot-repair fixed it for me.
[15:28] <MonkeyDust> JWFoxJr  look in what OerHeks said
[15:28] <gnubie> phil-ns> thanks
[15:28] <phil-ns> gnubie: you're probably talking about the 3.15 ?
[15:29] <gnubie> phil-ns> todays update kernel
[15:29] <phil-ns> or 3.10.15 or whatever he hec it is.
[15:29] <phil-ns> heh, I didn't take today's, I was afraid I'd be in the same boat as last time :)
[15:37] <adac> what can be done if the upload does not suffice for vnc?
[15:39] <nearst> my usb_modeswitch return segfault
[15:41] <LucaS05> hi. there's a way to automate document creation with openoffice?
[15:42] <MonkeyDust> LucaS05  create a template, save it in ~/Templates
[15:43] <myst3r10n> how do i disable the console screensaver on ubuntu 12.0.4 server?
[15:45] <LucaS05> i need to take a table from a writer doc, copy the table, and paste (special) it in a calc sheet. but i have 20 document, and i need to make this operations on all these documents.so i want to do them in one try (maybe with a shell script or something similar)
[15:47] <_tanmay> I am using ubuntu 13.10. Nautilus takes a lot of time to load the contents of a folder due to sorting. Is there anyway I can fix this problem?
[15:55] <gnubie> phil-ns>  I had to go into synaptic pkg mgr and check latest kernel for installation to install it. Weird.
[15:56] <phil-ns> gnubie: good to know, I'll keep that in mind tomorrow morning when I do the update (not today, I use it for work)
[15:57] <gnubie> phil-ns> supposed to be a security prob with current kernel.
[15:57] <demophobia> is there a way to decrease the sensitivity of the resize window mouse feature? it's too "precise" -- i have to get it within a hair of the window frame, etc
[16:00] <phil-ns> gnubie: hmm, that may explain why I have to kill chrome on after startup everytime :/
[16:02] <Rory> in ssh_config, if I set behaviour in the "Host *" block, can I then "clear" this behaviour to the default, in a more specific block?
[16:05] <Khd0ry> hey all
[16:09] <_tanmay>  I am using ubuntu 13.10. Nautilus takes a lot of time to load the contents of a folder due to sorting. Is there anyway I can fix this problem?
[16:10] <zykotick9> myst3r10n: try "setterm -powersave off -blank 0"
[16:11] <myst3r10n> zykotick9: setterm: cannot (un)set powersave mode: Inappropriate ioctl for device
[16:12] <zykotick9> myst3r10n: see http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-disable-screen-blanking-screen-going-blank.html says to shutodwn Xorg and retry?!?!  odd
[16:12] <myst3r10n> i have ubuntu 12.0.4 server, there is no Xorg
[16:12] <zykotick9> :)
[16:12] <b0x> thats trippy... mysterion is on south park.. right now...
[16:12] <zykotick9> myst3r10n: best of luck, i got nothin'
[16:15] <Blosh> i feel disrespected within the anon/anonymous community
[16:15] <Pici> Blosh: And that has to do with #ubuntu because?
[16:16] <patarr> has anyone ever run multimonitor with a discrete and integrated card?
[16:16] <Blosh> i have no reply
[16:17] <MonkeyDust> Blosh  #ubuntu-offtopic for social chat
[16:17] <jakey1> hi, how would I connect a usb dongle into an ethenet port, is this possible
[16:17] <jakey1> ?
[16:17] <jakey1> i.e. I have some hardware that has ethernet output, I want to connect the device to a mobile network?
[16:20] <genii> jakey1: Your question lacks clarification. You have some USB device which plugs into the USB port on your computer, then the outside connector is for an ethernet plug? Or is the situation something else entirely?
[16:21] <cousteau> does ubuntu use zram?
[16:21] <cousteau> is it installed and enabled by default, or do I have to do that myself?
[16:21] <cousteau> (13.10)
[16:22] <MonkeyDust> !zram | cousteau
[16:22] <jakey1> genii; I have a device with an Ethernet jack. I would like to connect this device to a dongle to use it wirelessly is this possible
[16:24] <fengshaun_> I'm trying to put ubuntu 13.10 on usb, but when I try to boot it, it says "error reading /lib/udev/hwdb.bin: No such file or directory"
[16:24] <cousteau> MonkeyDust: ok, installing zram-config
[16:24] <fengshaun_> I have downloaded the iso multiple times with the same result
[16:26] <cousteau> I'm having memory issues on a virtual machine with a program that is a complete memory hog, and trying random solutions
[16:27] <otoburb> i've got the hanging issue going from 13.10 to 14.04 on flashplugin-installer
[16:28] <teward> otoburb: FYI, 14.04 isn't released yet, you'll have to ask questions related to 14.04 in #ubuntu+1
[16:29] <otoburb> teward: thanks
[16:30] <cousteau> MonkeyDust: thanks, btw :)
[16:32] <MonkeyDust> cousteau  np, istalled it too, see if it makes a difference
[16:32] <cousteau> MonkeyDust: how do I start it now?  reboot the system?
[16:33] <cousteau> (I have nothing open so if rebooting is the easiest way to go it's OK)
[16:33] <sdd32> Hi there, is there anybody who has free time to help me with the network configuration? thanks
[16:33] <cousteau> actually I'm going to reboot, Ubuntu's being asking me to do so for a while
[16:34] <sdd32> Hi there, is there anybody who has free time to help me with the network configuration? thanks
[16:34] <norad> hi this is mybe a stupid quastion but i just got an update for ubuntu 12.04.4 isnt gonna be realesed on the 6th?
[16:34] <genii> jakey1: In this case you would use something like: http://goo.gl/GXYR6D
[16:35] <sdd32> I'm ready to pay 5$ to anybody who can find a time a help me with the network configuration. I need to share VPN connection with another machine. THANKS
[16:35] <MonkeyDust> cousteau  no, it's start immediately, like preload does ... "zram-config start/running"
[16:35] <jakey1> yes, is there one where I can connect directly to a a usb internet dongle to
[16:36] <cousteau> MonkeyDust: ok, so now I suddenly have 3 GB of swap while I used to have only 1
[16:37] <cousteau> I guess that's zram pretending to be swap
[16:37] <sudormrf|away> is anyone around that can help me out with a cron/testparm/smb problem?
[16:38] <norad> im really confused here isnt ubuntu 12.04.4 gonna be realesed on the 6th ?
[16:38] <fieldfirst> sdd32: I'm not a network expert, but I can suggest that you should start with openVPN. I used to config it to work as a server then the windows client will connect to it. I have no idea about sharing VPN connection. Hope this will help
[16:38] <sudormrf|away> norad, my system is already on 12.04.4.  It's already out.
[16:38] <zykotick9> cousteau: if you "cat /etc/init/zram-config.conf" you'll see that "swap" creation in the upstart job
[16:38] <norad> wut just got it now :/
[16:39] <zykotick9> cousteau: thanks BTW, i hadn't tried zram before, seem kinda neat (on my 1GB system)
[16:39] <sudormrf|away> norad, you don't update enough?
[16:39] <sudormrf|away> lol
[16:39] <norad> update every day
[16:39] <cousteau> zykotick9: well, you're welcome!
[16:40] <sudormrf|away> is anyone around to help out with a cron/testparm/smb issue?  The issue is quite complex and typing the whole thing out and having it fall on deaf ears would be a waste of time.  so if someone can help out, please let me know!
[16:40] <MonkeyDust> !ask | sudormrf|away
[16:40] <norad> sudormrf what is your kenrel ?
[16:40] <mstef> guys i need help bad.. first, i accidentally deleted a lot of files from my home directory. i cannot log in via the UI any more (only command-line). what can i do without deleting my entire account?
[16:40] <sudormrf|away> norad, I would have to check
[16:41] <sudormrf|away> MonkeyDust, ....fine.  the problem is that it will not be on ONE line. but fine.  have it your way.  I will waste 5 minutes typing the problem.
[16:41] <norad> do that
[16:41] <MonkeyDust> sudormrf|away  use !pastebin if needed
[16:41] <gh0stpirate> hey guys, simple question, know the basic "making your own command" business by copying a bash script from wherever to /usr/bin? well that all works, but how can do that and have that "command" accept commanline arguments and store them as variables?     example:    currently hardcoded IP address,   what i want:  MYCOMMAND -192.168.1.***
[16:41] <cousteau> ok, so by running ``apt-get install zram-config`` I downloaded and installed a program that gives me more (virtual) RAM
[16:41] <cousteau> wow, I downloaded RAM!
[16:42] <sudormrf> ugh. *facepalm*
[16:43] <cousteau> maybe I should go to www.downloadmoreram.com ...just in case it works
[16:44] <VlanX> hello people, could someone help me to get a .sh file to bootup at start up?
[16:45] <Xuisce1> hi all
[16:45] <zykotick9> VlanX: look into /etc/rc.local
[16:46] <cousteau> VlanX: you could add a launcher for it in startup applications
[16:46] <cousteau> then it'll start when you login
[16:46] <zykotick9> VlanX: just to be clear, my suggestion is system boot - cousteau is one users login
[16:47] <cousteau> (but not when the system boots, only when you login; for doing it when the system boots do what zykotick9 suggests)
[16:47] <XBre4ker> gh0stpirate,  aren't you talking about the dollar sign? $1 means the first argument $2 etc ...you can use them inside your scripts.
[16:47] <VlanX> uh... I have auto login so I think it will not matter, right?
[16:48] <mstef> guys i need help bad.. first, i accidentally deleted a lot of files from my home directory. i cannot log in via the UI any more (only command-line). what can i do without deleting my entire account?
[16:49] <sudormrf> MonkeyDust, http://paste.ubuntu.com/6850272/ now queue the person using a '!' something or other telling me not to use pastebin to describe an issue.
[16:49] <gh0stpirate> xbre4ker: yes, but like you know how you can execute commands in the terminal with "flags" or "switches"? how can i push that data into my script?
[16:50] <Patero-ng> hola
[16:50] <Patero-ng> tengo un problema con el ubuntu
[16:50] <Patero-ng> no me gusta
[16:50] <cousteau> Patero-ng: #ubuntu-es
[16:50] <Patero-ng> el unity es feo
[16:50] <zykotick9> sudormrf: see "/msg ubottu here" for that - BUT it also says, if you need more then 3 lines, use paste.ubuntu.com ;)
[16:50] <cousteau> Patero-ng: try lubuntu or xubuntu
[16:50] <cousteau> or gnome 3
[16:50] <Patero-ng> me gusta el ubuntu 10.04
[16:51] <Patero-ng> I'm so in love with it
[16:51] <Patero-ng> mainly cause it remainds me of rebecca jensen
[16:51] <ezra-s> ?
[16:51] <Patero-ng> what
[16:51] <ezra-s> Patero-ng, do you have an issue? this is not a chat channel
[16:51] <beandog> lol
[16:51] <beandog> that was great.
[16:51] <sudormrf> zykotick9, I am sure someone will say something like "don't be stupid.  just type your problem" or something like that.  give it time :P
[16:52] <Patero-ng> my problem is with time I don't like 2013 I want 2010 back
[16:52] <Patero-ng> and stay there
[16:52] <Patero-ng> so little there to judge
[16:52] <sudormrf> norad, this is mine Linux version 3.8.0-35-generic (buildd@allspice) (gcc version 4.6.3 (Ubuntu/Linaro 4.6.3-1ubuntu5) ) #50~precise1-Ubuntu SMP Wed Dec 4 17:25:51 UTC 2013
[16:53] <Pici> Patero-ng: knock it off.
[16:53] <Patero-ng> I use to live the ubuntu that had a facebook flavor
[16:53] <cousteau> Patero-ng: #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:53] <cousteau> and #ubuntu-es-cafe
[16:54] <Pici> cousteau: we don't want this nonsense in -offtopic
[16:54] <nearst> oh well. im fix the modem-manager segfault by modprobe
[16:54] <cousteau> Pici: ok then
[16:54] <cousteau> #defocus then?
[16:54] <MonkeyDust> or #test
[16:55] <sudormrf> If someone could help me out with this problem: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6850272/ I would be gratefule
[16:55] <Rory> cousteau: #club-nomicon is suitably feral
[16:56] <kashel> hello
[16:56] <beandog> sudormrf: oh ... samba config issue.  wanna pastebin smb.conf?
[16:57] <sudormrf> bean
[16:57] <sudormrf> beandog, I can.  gimme a sec.
[16:57] <beandog> k
[16:58] <cousteau> Rory, MonkeyDust: and let's not forget about #
[16:59] <kriskropd> I'd like to recover some processes running from a xorg $DISPLAY that segment faulted and left all my processes running but inaccessible (as well as doing something weird to my keyboard and mouse so that I can only access the machine via ssh)
[17:00] <kriskropd> I'd like to force the processes to another $DISPLAY, such as one that is running over VNC as a fresh environment - can anyone here give me pointers or keywords to google for regarding this? I'm struggling to find a solution of this nature (the idea came from someone suggesting in a decade-old forum post that they were able to manipulate the processes in such a way from the relative /proc/ subdir, but they did not go into any 
[17:00] <beandog> kriskropd: wait .... what?
[17:00] <kriskropd> beandog: yes
[17:01] <zykotick9> kriskropd: good luck (but i think you're wasting your time)
[17:01] <glitsj16> !abs-guide | gh0stpirate: you're looking for what are called 'positional parameters' ..
[17:01] <beandog> kriskropd: give a specific example with an application, and the scenario, vs the technical explanation. :)  that may help me
[17:01] <kriskropd> zykotick9: not even for science? D:
[17:02] <glitsj16> !abs | gh0stpirate .. hope it works this time heh
[17:02] <sudormrf> beandog, http://paste.ubuntu.com/6850343/
[17:02] <beandog> o.O
[17:02] <beandog> that's large.
[17:02] <kriskropd> beandog: okay, say I have a urxvt process running at 30547, and its trapped on $DISPLAY=:2 which segment faulted. The process still appears in 'ps' and suggests it is still operating correctly, however I simply cannot access it
[17:02] <gh0stpirate> thank you everyone for the info!!
[17:03] <beandog> kriskropd: well if it's segfaulted, I don't see how you're going to get back in there ......  are you trying to retain a terminal screen session by chance?
[17:03] <kriskropd> beandog: I could start a VNC display as :2, however the processes wont appear as they are still trapped in the old one
[17:04] <beandog> kriskropd: so, essentially, you want one program to run on two displays (Xorg displays, not ... you know)
[17:04] <kriskropd> beandog: if i could read the buffer for the terminal emulators that would be one method of recovery - I'd accept sucha s olution if you have one
[17:04] <zykotick9> kriskropd: in future, for terminal based apps, check out screen/tmux
[17:04] <beandog> zykotick9: yah that's the direction I was going
[17:05] <kriskropd> zykotick9: i have tmux already, im talking about non-tmux terminals
[17:05] <nwilson5> there a terminal command to recursively set file permissions and not change directory permissions
[17:05] <beandog> kriskropd: yah, I don't see how tmux would not apply here ..
[17:05] <kriskropd> beandog: and I'd settle for either having an application displayed on two different $DISPLAYS or simply porting/moving/shifting/whatever a process from one $DISPLAY ot another
[17:05] <beandog> nwilson5: yah you'd have to use find
[17:06] <kriskropd> to*
[17:06] <nwilson5> ok
[17:06] <Xuisce1> hi beandog
[17:06] <Xuisce1> others
[17:06] <beandog> sudormrf: I dunno man, I'd systematically go through smb.conf and see what testparm is barfing on. :T
[17:07] <beandog> nwilson5: what perms do you want them to be
[17:07] <glitsj16> gh0stpirate: you're welcome .. just fyi, if you make a dir $HOME/bin you can put your own scripts there, that gets auto-included in your $PATH so you don't need to mess around with scripts in /usr/bin and other system dirs
[17:07] <nwilson5> beandog: 444
[17:07] <beandog> kriskropd: aside from using a terminal detachment program (tmux) .... I'd say that X is pretty advanced in stuff, so I wouldn't be surprised if it's possible ... but I'd read through the X11 docs as a starting point.
[17:08] <beandog> nwilson5: just the files, not the dirs, right?
[17:08] <nwilson5> yes
[17:08] <beandog> k
[17:08] <beandog> nwilson5: find /path/to/dir -type f -print0 | xargs -0 chmod 444
[17:08] <sudormrf> beandog, I think that is what you were looking for....correct?
[17:08] <nwilson5> thanks beandog, I can even make my find more explicit thanks for the template
[17:09] <beandog> sudormrf: right, when I say systematically, I mean minifying it, starting with just [global] and going through there adding one share at a time and running testparm.  If I had to *guess* though, I'd say it's complaining about [global]
[17:09] <kriskropd> beandog: i suppose i should start there - yay documentation - okay, for science im willing and my_body_is_ready.jpg
[17:09] <beandog> kriskropd: yah ... *also*, maybe look at LTSP a bit?  They do some funkery like that ... kind of.
[17:09] <sudormrf> beandog, that is my guess as well.  but I am not sure where to start when it comes to global.  I haven't really played around with smb.conf too much.
[17:09] <beandog> kriskropd: oh also look at  .... ugh what is it ... sec
[17:11] <Xuisce1> hi
[17:11] <kriskropd> beandog: erm, ltsp.org?
[17:12] <beandog> kriskropd: xdmcp?  It's been a looong time. :T  LTSP = Linux Terminal Server Project --- it's a way of doing stuff, not a project
[17:13] <kriskropd> beandog: okay then - lots of reading material, yay :D
[17:13] <kriskropd> beandog: thanks for suggestions, maybe one of these will work
[17:14] <beandog> kriskropd: yah ... X is completely agnostic as to *where* the display is ... remote, local, windowed, etc.  There's a *lot* of options ... I'd just read through x.org and suck up all the docs you can.
[17:14] <kriskropd> I'm going to go bother #tmux too about attaching existing terminal shells to a new pane in an existing tmux session as that might give me leads too
[17:15] <beandog> kriskropd: yah, I'm pretty sure tmux will do what you want.
[17:15] <beandog> sudormrf: k sec
[17:16] <beandog> sudormrf: looks to me like you've played with smb.conf *A LOT*
[17:16] <beandog> just because of all the options you are using.
[17:16] <sudormrf> beandog, all of that config was done automatically by amahi
[17:16] <sudormrf> beandog, amahi/greyhole
[17:16] <beandog> oh.
[17:16] <beandog> well then.
[17:17] <beandog> I can't really say what's broken if I don't know w hat reqs they want ......... :T
[17:17] <beandog> ask on their forums?
[17:17] <beandog> you can't be the first one.
[17:17] <sudormrf> beandog, I have been in their channel asking about this and talking with the greyhole dev about it and he seems to think that this isn't really an amahi/greyhole specific issue
[17:18] <beandog> sudormrf: yah ..... I think I would *totally* disagree with that.
[17:18] <sudormrf> beandog, :).  heh
[17:18] <beandog> these are some pretty crazy specific options.
[17:19] <sudormrf> beandog, do you see anything strange in the global section?
[17:19] <beandog> sudormrf: what version of ubuntu and samba are you on?
[17:19] <beandog> sudormrf: yah, it's all strange.  it should be like 3 lines.
[17:20] <sudormrf> beandog, ubuntu 12.04.4, how can I verify samba version?  I think I am on the latest version in ubuntu 12.04.4, but I would like to check
[17:21] <beandog> sudormrf: smbd --version
[17:21] <sudormrf> beandog, let me check
[17:21] <sudormrf> beandog, 3.6.3
[17:22] <beandog> sudormrf: well, that's old ... but you're on an old version of Ubuntu anyway ... dunno how much of a diff that's gonna make.
[17:23] <sudormrf> beandog, gotcha.  any guesses we can make about the global config?
[17:23] <beandog> sudormrf: which version of amahi are you running?
[17:24] <sudormrf> beandog, Amahi 6.  That is the latest version that will run on Ubuntu.
[17:24] <beandog> sudormrf: also, is this install dedicated to amahi?  can you run 7?
[17:25] <clu> hey can someone help me ?
[17:25] <sudormrf> beandog, this install is dedicated to Amahi.  7 does not work on Ubuntu.  There are various reasons that I have avoided 7, most of them having to do with greyhole not being present.
[17:25] <Pici> !ask | clu
[17:25] <maxvi> hi every one! how can I log out from ubuntu One?
[17:25] <MonkeyDust> clu  start with a question
[17:25] <beandog> sudormrf: k fair enough
[17:25] <maxvi> completely log out
[17:26] <beandog> sudormrf: dunno man .... if they're generating the smb.conf file, and it's not working ... that's not exactly your fault. :T
[17:26] <beandog> sudormrf: you could back it up and regenerate another one .. other than that, I dunno
[17:26] <sudormrf> beandog, to be fair, I could bring my greyhole config over to a 7 install and have greyhole up and running pretty quickly, but I am avoiding that for now.  I would prefer it to be on ubuntu as well.
[17:26] <sudormrf> beandog, k. thanks for the advice!
[17:26] <CrazyGangster> kriskropd: u can try byobu
[17:27] <beandog> sudormrf: well, fire up VirtualBox, install the other one and see what you think before you commit. :)
[17:27] <clu> ok i can't open software center i get error http://s30.postimg.org/9xspjcri9/Screenshot_from_2014_01_31_19_26_38.png
[17:27] <k1l_> clu: which ubuntu is that exactly?
[17:28] <Xtreme> Hey Guys, Good Day.
[17:28] <clu> elementary os, it's based on 12.04
[17:28] <Xtreme> I am trying to set few environment variables permanently. i also added it to /etc/environment. But still i have to set it all the time i start the terminal
[17:28] <Xtreme> any advice
[17:28] <sudormrf> beandog, heh.  tried that, it is actually pretty difficult to get it running in a VM.  6  was easy, for some reason 7 just doesn't want to work in a VM.  possibly because it wants to be the primary DHCP and DNS server and I wasn't letting it do that.
[17:29] <sudormrf> clu, I am using elementary right now.  love it.
[17:29] <k1l_> clu: talk to elementary OS support. they have changed some stuff that makes this issue
[17:29] <k1l_> clu: we cant help since we dont know what they change. so ask them please
[17:29] <clu> ok thanks i thought that this is ubuntu problem
[17:29] <beandog> sudormrf: hmm .... ok.... yah.  I can already see where this is going. :|
[17:30] <sudormrf> beandog, heh.  where? :D
[17:30] <beandog> sudormrf: bossy app
[17:30] <sudormrf> beandog, lol.  ah.  it could also be due to how the networking stuff works in fedora vs ubuntu.  I don't know.  :)
[17:31] <beandog> sudormrf: can't you sidestep it by using the virtual ethernet as a nat instead of bridged?  Then it'd have its own subnet to boss around
[17:31] <Xtreme> Anyone?
[17:31] <beandog> Xtreme: .bashrc
[17:31] <sudormrf> beandog, I think I tried that, IIRC.  you have to setup an account with them to get an install code.  that is for their free dyndns.
[17:31] <beandog> sudormrf: really?  lame.
[17:31] <sudormrf> beandog, yeah.
[17:32] <beandog> sudormrf: so, now I'm curious, what does this thing do anyway
[17:32] <sudormrf> beandog, amahi or greyhole or both?
[17:32] <Xtreme> beandog, should i add just PATH="/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games:$ANDROID_HOME/tools:$ANDROID_HOME/platform-tools"
[17:32] <Xtreme> or export PATH="/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games:$ANDROID_HOME/tools:$ANDROID_HOME/platform-tools"
[17:32] <beandog> sudormrf: lemme put it this way ... what service are you trying to get?
[17:32] <sudormrf> beandog, not sure I understand the question
[17:32] <beandog> Xtreme: pad it on instead of replacing path
[17:33] <beandog> sudormrf: what functionality do you want?
[17:33] <linuxearth> is ubuntu better than opensuse?
[17:33] <beandog> Xtreme: PATH="$PATH:$ANDROID_HOME/tools:$ANDROID_HOME/platform-tools"
[17:33] <beandog> linuxearth: only if you can get it running. :)
[17:33] <Xtreme> :) Thanks. export is not required right?
[17:33] <beandog> Xtreme: uh, lemme look
[17:33] <k1l_> linuxearth: of course :)  (better ask in #ubuntu-offtopic or ##linux )
[17:33] <sudormrf> beandog, oh.  I wanted drive pooling with the ability to stripe copies across different drives.  sort of like software raid.  I migrated to this system from an old WHS box.  greyhole is the open source equivalent of drive extender, but it is much better.
[17:33] <beandog> Xtreme: yah
[17:34] <beandog> Xtreme: er, yah, it is required.
[17:34] <PiNinja> Is anyone here familiar with creating udev rules?
[17:34] <Xtreme> ok. :) Thanks
[17:34] <beandog> PiNinja: *kind* of
[17:34] <beandog> sudormrf: okay, I was gonna say ... something like FreeNAS and the awesomeness that is ZFS?
[17:34] <Xtreme> beandog, done. lets hope it works
[17:34] <PiNinja> beandog: Could you take a look at mine and help me figure it out why it isn't working?
[17:34] <Xtreme> thanks
[17:34] <beandog> sudormrf: are are you looking for extending a device across the network?  also, whs?
[17:35] <sudormrf> beandog, yeah.  I considered freeNAS, I considered rolling my own, I considered OMV with greyhole, but I went with amahi.
[17:35] <beandog> Xtreme: just open a new terminal and echo $PATH
[17:35] <beandog> sudormrf: oh okay, just throwing out ideas. :)
[17:35] <sudormrf> beandog, the device is the primary server for my house, it stores all of my media so that I can stream it to any device I want to in the house
[17:35] <sudormrf> beandog, windows home server.
[17:35] <beandog> sudormrf: how's it streaming?  DLNA?
[17:35] <sudormrf> beandog, I appreciate them :)!
[17:35] <beandog> PiNinja: sure, paste it
[17:35] <PiNinja> beandog: One sec.
[17:36] <sudormrf> beandog, it depends on the device.  I have PMS setup on it, but I can also just browse to the network shares from certain devices as well.
[17:36] <beandog> sudormrf: oh ... okay .... intresting.  You do have a pretty specific setup, then.
[17:36] <Xtreme> beandog, (y)
[17:36] <Xtreme> works
[17:37] <beandog> sudormrf: honestly?  My advice at this point would be to say to roll your own.  You've got the concepts down, and if you just learn how to configure a few services, you'd be done.  Samba for network shares, mediatomb for streaming (etc)
[17:37] <PiNinja> beandog: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6850507/
[17:37] <beandog> PiNinja: what are you trying to do
[17:37] <PiNinja> beandog: Currently all I want is for the script to run when that usb is connected.
[17:37] <sudormrf> beandog, when I was looking in to that the biggest issues I came across were getting the VPN setup.
[17:38] <beandog> sudormrf: you're in a position where if you're finding the bundled apps not working, I'd segment them and get one up and running by yourself, then move to the next thing, etc.
[17:38] <beandog> sudormrf: oh yah?  OpenVPN is supposed to be *really* easy to setup, and has good docs.  Tried that?
[17:38] <sudormrf> beandog, I felt like getting OpenVPN setup was incredibly complex.  also, I was trying to get an L2 IPSEC tunnel setup and no one could provide any assistance.
[17:38] <beandog> PiNinja: oh okay, that's beyond my poor udev skills. :|
[17:39] <sudormrf> beandog, I looked at it, but I found the documentation overwhelming.
[17:39] <PiNinja> beandog: Hm.. Do you see any out right errors in my udev code? It's at the bottom of the paste.
[17:39] <beandog> PiNinja: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4189383/bash-script-to-detect-when-my-usb-is-plugged-in-and-to-then-sync-it-with-a-direc
[17:39] <PiNinja> beandog: I've tried that, and several variants of that.
[17:40] <PiNinja> That's why I'm asking here to see if I am missing something.
[17:40] <beandog> PiNinja: and no luck.
[17:40] <Munster> sudormrf, which vpn service are you trying to setup with openvpn?
[17:40] <PiNinja> beandog: Yup. I think that I have a blatant syntax error that I'm simply missing.
[17:40] <sudormrf> Munster, this was something that happened long ago.  Amahi has an openVPN and IPSec app that I installed and they are working fine
[17:40] <PiNinja> beandog: I withdraw my query. Turns out there is a #udev channel.
[17:40] <beandog> PiNinja: Try KERNELS?
[17:41] <PiNinja> beandog: I'll try that.
[17:41] <Munster> sudormrf, ok
[17:41] <beandog> PiNinja: good luck ... it looks like you're really close though
[17:41] <PiNinja> beandog: I'd hope so, this is driving me crazy.
[17:41] <beandog> PiNinja: My first guess would be to remove KERNEL.  You've already got enough identifying information .......... in my random guess.
[17:42] <sudormrf> Munster, thanks though :)
[17:42] <beandog> sudormrf: you can gimp the configs from there too
[17:42] <beandog> sudormrf: /etc/openvpn.conf or something
[17:42] <PiNinja> beandog: Perhaps.. I'll try removing it entirely.
[17:42] <beandog> PiNinja: good luck :D
[17:42] <PiNinja> beandog: Thank you.
[17:44] <Ekushey> !gpl
[17:44] <sudormrf> beandog, I was thinking about that too.  I was heavily considering freeNAS recently, my main issues were getting an ipsec tunnel setup and an ovpn tunnel setup
[17:45] <beandog> sudormrf: yah ........... pfsense then?
[17:45] <sudormrf> beandog, if I rolled my own the main issue would still be the ipsec tunnel.  I believe it is using raccoon, but I couldn't find much documentation on how to get it working (still can't connect a linux client to it).
[17:45] <sudormrf> beandog, hehe now we are talking building my own router :D.  I have been considering that for a long long time :D
[17:45] <beandog> sudormrf: also, I use ipfire and love it ... docs aren't totally complete, but hey, vpn works so I'm happy
[17:46] <sudormrf> beandog, heh.  there may come a day where I roll my own.  depends on what happens when the next ubuntu LTS comes out and what amahi does.
[17:46] <beandog> sudormrf: well, there's lots of options, and you're on the brink of doing it yourself.  Just need to learn a few config files. :)
[17:48] <retro_> Hello,
[17:48] <retro_> H
[17:49] <sudormrf> beandog, :).  yeah.  I think I will keep this setup going until I see what they do with 14.04, if anything.  right now they have said they have no plans but it doesn't mean it won't happen.  I like Amahi for a lot of reasons.  just recently they setup an app for mobile devices that works like the WD Mycloud app.  but in the end if I need to switch to something else, I will.
[17:50] <beandog> sudormrf: well, the first rule is always pick what works for you. :)
[17:50] <hikenboot> I hate to complain but printing in windows and in ubuntu really needs some work. looking at http://localhost:631 I see no way of resetting the username and password associated with administration of the cups printers. can someone explain?
[17:50] <sudormrf> beandog, yep :D!
[17:51] <beandog> sudormrf: gl!
[17:51] <retro_> Anyone can help me on pm? 1 / 2 simple question
[17:51] <sudormrf> beandog, thanks for your advice and help!
[17:53] <FuzzyFurr> Hey, care to help with my first ubuntu install? I keep getting "An error occurred while mounting /tmp." using a usb and 13.10
[17:53] <retro_> Anyone know how i can turn off Ati Card on ubuntu 13.10 ?
[17:53] <shomon> hi I have trouble installing virtualenv for python.. it says ubuntu.secs.oakland.edu.. connection timed out
[17:53] <hikenboot> retro_, whats the question
[17:53] <shomon> can I switch it to another in sources.list?
[17:53] <b2w> if [ "$UTTERANCE = "hello" ]; then echo "true" shows error ..help me please
[17:54] <hikenboot> shomon certainly you can switch sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list
[17:54] <retro_> hikenboot , i have Ati/ Intel Hybrid , but i cant install Ati switchable driver's and i wanna turn off ati
[17:54] <hikenboot> sorry cant help..
[17:54] <shomon> but what repo or server contains python-virtualenv and python-mysql hikenboot ?
[17:56] <retro_> Anyone know how i can turn off ati card on ubuntu 13.10
[17:56] <b2w> if [ "$UTTERANCE = "hello" ]; then echo "true" shows error ..help me please
[17:56] <Pici> b2w: if you're using bash, please ask in #bash
[17:57] <hikenboot> good question shomon, I am not sure, if you are timing out the server then why not change the pointers that reference that server in sources.list
[17:57] <FuzzyFurr> retro have you looked in bios?
[17:57] <hikenboot> who cares which on it gets it from
[17:58] <retro_> On bios i can choose only / discreate ( Only Ati ) or Switchable (ati/intel)
[17:58] <retro_> i cant choose only Intel
[17:58] <hikenboot> anyone able to help me reconfigure cups managing username and password, I see no way in localhost:631 to set the account and password
[17:59] <FuzzyFurr> gotcha, I'm ubuntu noob, but thought I'd give it a shot ))
[17:59] <Ag0x4d> hello, need some help, my keyboard on ubuntu 13.10 is allways changing, for ex. i have a keyboard pt_PT, sometimes ubuntu changes it to some bizzare letters, i can t figure what is changing the keyboard map, any tips please!
[18:00] <hikenboot> dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration
[18:02] <Ag0x4d> hikenboot: ive done that
[18:02] <Ag0x4d> this sh* is driving me crazy
[18:03] <digs> I setup memcached two days ago... abruptly it just stopped. What kind of debugging should I do?
[18:04] <hikenboot> dpkg-reconfigure locales
[18:17] <funkster> is there a way for the network manager to default wired eth0 over wireless wlan0?
[18:17] <str3> ubuntu is malware that shares your data with 3rd parties
[18:17] <str3> why do you use it?
[18:18] <xubun2> sharing is caring
[18:18] <str3> lol
[18:21] <Steevca> str3, ?
[18:21] <str3> Steevca: https://www.fsf.org/blogs/rms/ubuntu-spyware-what-to-do
[18:22] <al-d-capone> hi everybody
[18:22] <al-d-capone> #list
[18:23] <al-d-capone> can i ask for something else
[18:25] <blizzow> I have 13.10 installed and wanted to try a wiki.  After some research, I ended up here,  http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Saucy#Twiki.  I can't seem to install it though.  It doesn't show up in a package search either.  Has twiki been removed?
[18:26] <FuzzyFurr> did anyone have problems installing ubuntu from a flash stick? I keep getting "an error occurred while mounting /tmp"
[18:36] <ccic> !list
[18:38] <Pici> blizzow: it was removed from debian, and this Ubuntu: http://packages.qa.debian.org/t/twiki/news/20091204T190050Z.html
[18:39] <blizzow> Pici: thanks.  Strange that the saucy guide says it's still there.
[18:40] <Alexus0> Hi, i want to install ubuntu for my Laptop HP Pavilin Dv5 , and i want to use wifi
[18:40] <Alexus0> if i download the CD have wifi support?
[18:40] <MonkeyDust> Alexus0  yes, wifi should work out of the box
[18:41] <Pici> blizzow: twiki might provide their own packages on their website, but they are not in repos.
[18:41] <Alexus0> What version recomanded me if i have 4gb ram and want desktop?
[18:42] <Alexus0> 12.4 or 13.10 ?
[18:48] <Pici> 70
[18:49] <Pici> Alexus0: 12.04 will be supported for longer than 13.10, but either one will work with that hardware.
[18:49] <eranatum_> Hi there
[18:49] <eranatum_> Can someone tell me how to add multiple vifs to xen domU?
[18:50] <PiNinja> beandog: Hey, in case you're curious, I figured it out.
[18:51] <PiNinja> Does anyone know of a process that is always running every time linux is up? The process is owned by the user and not by root.
[18:51] <Alexus0> thanks
[18:51] <ses1984> i think my software sources or repositories got messed up somehow. i'm trying to install the program dia. i go to the software center. search dia. it shows up, but there is no install button
[18:52] <ses1984> if i click on more info, it says not found, there isn't a package called "dia-gnome-gnome-gnome-gnome" in your current software sources
[18:52] <shomon> what is a good alternate apt mirror to ubuntu.secs.oakland.edu?
[18:52] <ses1984> i'm not sure why there are four -gnomes at the end there
[18:52] <shomon> for maverick/universe
[18:53] <Pici> shomon: maverick hit end-of-life in April of 2012. You really should upgrade.
[18:53] <beandog> PiNinja: what was it
[18:55] <PiNinja> beandog: My rule was just fine, it was just that the script wasn't working. I changed the rule to also name my device. After I did that I noticed the device in /dev/ with the new name, meaning that the rule was in face working.
[18:55] <Pici> shomon: if you really really really need something form their repos, see http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/
[18:55] <PiNinja> beandog: I have since then changed the script to automatically mount the usb drive with user permissions.
[18:56] <beandog> PiNinja: heh, in the script ... that's classic. :)
[18:56] <beandog> PiNinja: that's awesome man
[18:56] <PiNinja> beandog: Haha yup! Soon I'll be able to run my real script, which automatically syncs my music folder with my iPod.
[18:57] <beandog> PiNinja: really?  Do you think I could get a copy?
[18:57] <PiNinja> beandog: Sure thing!
[18:57] <PiNinja> beandog: It isn't as sophisticated as it sounds.
[18:57] <beandog> PiNinja: erm, can you pastebin that udev rule again?  heh
[18:58] <PiNinja> beandog: In reality it is a glorified script that syncs two folders.
[18:58] <PiNinja> beandog: Yup! Want me to add the forums that helped me solve the problem?
[18:59] <beandog> PiNinja: yah that would be way helpful
[19:00] <PiNinja> beandog: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6850507/ Forum post: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1648939 blog post: 220451161282C953 tutorial: http://reactivated.net/writing_udev_rules.html#about
[19:00] <PiNinja> beandog: Blog post fix: http://hackaday.com/2009/09/18/how-to-write-udev-rules/
[19:00] <shomon> thanks Pici
[19:00] <PiNinja> beandog: Posted above.
[19:00] <shomon> Pici when I upgrade I get a black screen of death
[19:01] <shomon> the hardware is at the end of it's tether
[19:01] <shomon> maybe I can do something with a different ubuntu flavour
[19:04] <beandog> PiNinja: wow awessome, thanks dude :D
[19:04] <PiNinja> beandog: No problem. If you have any issues I might be able to help. I am by no means an expert (or even proficient) but I'll do my best.
[19:05] <beandog> PiNinja: it never even occurred to me that you could have scripts run on device discovery.
[19:05] <beandog> PiNinja: that just gives me all kinds of ideas :D
[19:05] <PiNinja> beandog: It is exciting!
[19:05] <beandog> I would if something similar could be done with a DVD .... the hardware device is already there .... hmm
[19:05]  * beandog will have to research
[19:05] <PiNinja> beandog: A word of the wise! When you have udev call a script it essentially waits for that script to fail. I suggest you have a two-script call system.
[19:06] <PiNinja> beandog: in the form of: /path/to/my/script & exit
[19:06] <beandog> PiNinja: fail or exit out?
[19:06] <PiNinja> beandog: This allows udev to continue and not wait for a long process to finish (like syncing an iPod)
[19:06] <PiNinja> beandog: No, call this script and exit.
[19:06] <beandog> PiNinja: oh, gotcha.
[19:06] <beandog> kk
[19:06] <PiNinja> It's mentioned in the forum thread I posted.
[19:06] <TylerDurden> Thought I would dump some videos with scp onto my hdd that is now storage with SCP. ie  scp -r foopoop onryo@192.18blahhh:/storage/   thing is there are is a "Video" and "videos" where do I drop my rips?
[19:07] <TylerDurden> when I say videos I mean my movie rips
[19:07] <daftykins> TylerDurden: whichever one you prefer. you would have had to have created one, the other will be default
[19:08] <beandog> foopoop?  heh
[19:08] <TylerDurden> foobar is so yesterday =P
[19:08] <beandog> true dat
[19:12] <amireldor> Hello, I'm on Xubuntu 13.10 and I want to create a Samba share which will be available to everyone on the local Windows network. I also want to use 'usershare' and not edit smb.conf
[19:13] <daftykins> amireldor: given the configuration is really easy, why not?
[19:14] <amireldor> daftykins, I am asking 'how' more than 'why', I need some help with the setup
[19:14] <beandog> webmin :D
[19:14] <daftykins> ugh no
[19:14] <beandog> dude, webmin is awesome.
[19:14] <daftykins> amireldor: what are you meaning by 'usershare'?
[19:14] <daftykins> beandog: why install extra crap when there's one task?
[19:15] <beandog> daftykins: so you don't have to figure out how to configure Samba
[19:15] <amireldor> daftykins, 'usershare' is a way for non-root- users to share a samba share thingy. something like "net usershare add blablablablalb"
[19:15] <amireldor> beandog, I'd use webmin if it was a server
[19:16] <amireldor> I am already able to create a share but it asks for a username and password (when I try connecting from my own machine, so I don't want to image what happens on the Win7's)
[19:16] <demian_> hey guys
[19:17] <demian_> Can someone help me with installing this software: http://www.clockworkmod.com/carbon
[19:18] <daftykins> beandog: right and just put a whole extra set of security issues on your machine instead ;D
[19:18] <TylerDurden> xda can
[19:18] <demian_> I'm new to linux and I dont know how to handle the file I downloaded.
[19:18] <daftykins> amireldor: as long as you configure security = user within smb.conf, create a share and setup a password for your user with 'smbpasswd' it's easy to authenticate from Windows systems
[19:19] <UserError> Is the server minimal install for 14.04 different from what will be the netinstall / mini.iso for 14.04 ?
[19:19] <daftykins> amireldor: i'd be happy to take you through the setup of a simple folder share if you like
[19:19] <daftykins> UserError: 14.04 talk in #ubuntu+1
[19:19] <UserError> ah
[19:19] <retro_> Hello, how to fix NO_PUBKEY A902DDA375E52366 on ubuntu 13.10
[19:19] <demian_> I did this in terminal and it gives some error message, but the file is there...
[19:19] <demian_> demian@Dell-Studio-1558:~/Downloads/linux$ sh ./run.sh
[19:19] <demian_> ./run.sh: 2: ./run.sh: ./adb: not found
[19:19] <tds5016> can somoene tell me if it's possible to send a notification when status changes on a server?
[19:19] <tds5016> service*
[19:19] <tds5016> using upstart*
[19:21] <retro_> Hello, how to fix NO_PUBKEY A902DDA375E52366 on ubuntu 13.10, anyone maybe can fix that?
[19:21] <TylerDurden> hmmm ... so do I really have to do a mount -o remount,rw /flash every time I want to write to my hdd though scp ?
[19:22] <TylerDurden> where do I give group and others permissions? No fstab. Something in cmdline.txt ?
[19:23] <retro_> Hello, how to fix NO_PUBKEY A902DDA375E52366 on ubuntu 13.10, anyone maybe can fix that?
[19:23] <bekks> TylerDurden: if it is mounted ro, then most likely the filesystem is corrupted - and you should check it.
[19:25] <MolbOrg> retro_: probably that way - http://askubuntu.com/questions/13065/how-do-i-fix-the-gpg-error-no-pubkey
[19:26] <TylerDurden> Ill run fsck and since ext4 is journaled
[19:26] <TylerDurden> who knows
[19:27] <bekks> TylerDurden: Run fsck -f
[19:27] <TylerDurden> kk
[19:27] <bekks> TylerDurden: dmesg tells you why it it mounted ro.
[19:27] <amireldor> daftykins, well the 'usershare' samba feature works for me now. I just didn't wrote the correct command in the terminal
[19:27] <TylerDurden> I can write to it locally but I can not scp things over to it.
[19:28] <retro_> Molb0rg , sudo apt-get update getting this error.
[19:28] <bekks> TylerDurden: thats a different problem than mounted ro.
[19:29] <demian_> so, I can haz helpdesk?
[19:29] <amireldor> demian_,hello
[19:30] <TylerDurden> Kind of weird since when I ssh in I am root?
[19:30] <demian_> hi amireldor
[19:30] <TylerDurden> whoami
[19:30] <demian_> I'm trying to install something, but dont know how :(
[19:30] <bekks> TylerDurden: why does your root account has a password?
[19:31] <demian_> Its this backup software for android, www.clockworkmod.com/carbon
[19:31] <TylerDurden> Just did a fresh install. user root pw openelec inside the NAT
[19:31] <amireldor> demian_, I can't look at that link right now, but if you can pastebin.ubuntu.com the command you try to write in the terminal it would be lovely
[19:32] <bekks> TylerDurden: So you are not using Ubuntu then?
[19:32] <TylerDurden> but I scp all the time to all the other machines in here.
[19:32] <TylerDurden> God no
[19:32] <TylerDurden> Use my own distro of Debian
[19:32] <bekks> TylerDurden: Then please ask the openelec support - this is Ubuntu support only.
[19:32] <Xuisce1> hi
[19:32] <amireldor> demian_, sorry, I have to go, good luck
[19:32] <demian_> okay
[19:32] <TylerDurden> lol,,,,,, thought I was talking to the devs of openelec
[19:32] <TylerDurden> wrong #
[19:32] <Xuisce1> hi demian_
[19:33] <demian_> hey
[19:33] <TylerDurden> was like wtf are they talking about
[19:33] <TylerDurden> sry
[19:33] <demian_> I tried this ,
[19:33] <demian_> :~/Downloads/linux$ sh ./run.sh
[19:33] <demian_> ./run.sh: 2: ./run.sh: ./adb: not found
[19:33] <demian_> ./run.sh: 7: ./run.sh: ./adb: not found
[19:33] <demian_> altho adb file is there in the same dir
[19:34] <demian_> And I dont know what else to do.
[19:35] <daftykins> if TylerDurden comes back he is breaking rule #1 of OpenELEC
[19:35] <daftykins> and should NOT be given any support for a non-Ubuntu distro
[19:35] <daftykins> heh, breaking rule #1 that's kinda funny since his username was a Fight Club reference ;/
[19:36] <demian_> Oh I get it, that's very clever. How's that working out for ya?
[19:36] <demian_> Being clever. ;)
[19:36] <daftykins> seems to be doing better than your trying to be funny
[19:37] <demian_> And I suppose he was breaking rule #2 as well?
[19:37] <daftykins> there wasn't one
[19:38] <daftykins> oh ok, nm anyway we're way off topic
[19:38] <demian_> Could always put it in the topic.
[19:38] <demian_> And then we'd be on-topic.
[19:38] <Anton2d> Now in the western Simbir -36
[19:39] <daftykins> that'd require an op
[19:39] <demian_> I wonder if chan ops always set +n just because they assume it's the standard thing to do.
[19:40] <Anton2d> very cold
[19:40] <Xuisce1> :P
[19:40] <Xuisce1> Anton2d:  where?
[19:40] <Anton2d> western Simbir, russia
[19:40] <Xuisce1> ah
[19:40] <daftykins> this is offtopic, move it to #ubuntu-offtopic if you want to talk about such things
[19:40] <demian_> Anyway, I'm away.
[19:41] <lesshaste> what's the standard graphical file system browser called?
[19:44] <ignacio_> ayuda
[19:44] <ignacio_> amigos
[19:44] <daftykins> lesshaste: nautilus i think? unless that's outdated
[19:44] <lesshaste> thanks
[19:45] <Reliant> Hello. I currently have Ubuntu installed on a 64-bit AMD. I'm planning on replacing it with a 64-bit Intel. Is there anything I need to do before or after to support the change, or will everything be plug-n-play?
[19:46] <lesshaste> Reliant, I think it should be OK but definitely back up first
[19:46] <ianorlin> make sure the processor fits in the motherboard
[19:47] <lesshaste> Reliant, same motherboard?
[19:47] <Reliant> haha
[19:47] <ignacio_> help
[19:47] <Reliant> no, new motherboard, new cpu, new ram, and maybe even a new video card (but same GPU chipset)
[19:47] <lesshaste> Reliant, ah.. then there could be problems
[19:47] <lesshaste> Reliant, who knows if they will all be supported
[19:48] <bekks> We do. :)
[19:48] <lesshaste> bekks, :)
[19:48] <bekks> Both Intel and AMD CPU are supported, RAM as well. And the dame GPU chipset is supported too.
[19:48] <lesshaste> bekks, brave works :)
[19:48] <lesshaste> bekks, how do you know?
[19:48] <sudormrf> hey guys.  I am having a strange SSH issue.  I can successfully authenticate to the box,  I get the "welcome to ubuntu...." stuff, but I get no prompt.  any idea what is going on or how I can fix it?
[19:48] <lesshaste> Reliant, can you give the full specs?
[19:48] <daftykins> graphics cards don't have chipsets. why would you buy again if you got the same?
[19:48] <bekks> lesshaste: Experience. Show me one current Intel/AMD CPU which isnt supported :)
[19:48] <lesshaste> sudormrf, remote file system down?
[19:49] <Reliant> Intel i7 4780 CPU. GPU is NVIDIA. motherboard isn't 100% final, but I'm thinking Asus Maximus VI Hero
[19:49] <bekks> daftykins: Of course they do.
[19:49] <lesshaste> bekks, there are motherboards and gpus will poor support
[19:49] <daftykins> bekks: nope they have single chips :D
[19:49] <lesshaste> with
[19:49] <bekks> daftykins: Which is nonsense, honestly.
[19:49] <lesshaste> bekks, I am guessing you are new to linux :)
[19:49] <sudormrf> lesshaste, the server is currently in a remote location.  I am connected back to it via VPN.  interestingly enough I am having the same issue with anything I ssh to from this box to that network.  maybe this box is the issue?
[19:50] <lesshaste> sudormrf, it sounds like a remote problem
[19:50] <bekks> lesshaste: If you consider someone with almost 20y experience to be new - yes, I am new.
[19:50] <daftykins> lesshaste: bekks asked you for something that didn't work at all - not have poor support
[19:50] <Reliant> Right now, this is what I'm considering:  http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2KrtS
[19:50] <lesshaste> sudormrf, can you try sshing from somewhere else to the same place?
[19:50] <lesshaste> daftykins, :)
[19:51] <sudormrf> lesshaste, somewhere else means different network or different machine?
[19:51] <daftykins> i'd be leaning toward PC hardware being offtopic
[19:51] <lesshaste> bekks, the web is full of posts like http://moralvolcano.wordpress.com/2013/04/25/solution-to-amd-unsupported-hardware-watermark-linux-gpu-driver-problem/
[19:51] <lesshaste> sudormrf, anything that behaves differently :)
[19:51] <lesshaste> sudormrf, then you will know where the problem is
[19:51] <daftykins> lesshaste: that's not even a lack of support, now focus on aiding people rather than in-fighting, it's pathetic
[19:51] <dr_Watson14> in what language drivers for pc is written?
[19:51] <bekks> lesshaste: And all of those posting do not apply. He said he is going to use the same GPU chipset.
[19:51] <lesshaste> daftykins, ahem...
[19:51] <lesshaste> bekks, why bother?
[19:51] <lesshaste> dr_Watson14, C
[19:52] <dr_Watson14> Thanks
[19:52] <sudormrf> lesshaste, well I was just able to get a prompt.  this is very strange.
[19:52] <sudormrf> trying a different machine.  sec.
[19:52] <lesshaste> sudormrf, have you done ssh -v ?
[19:53] <robmillernow> hi...!
[19:54] <robmillernow> I'm fairly new to Ubuntu, and am trying to get it to recognize a video card
[19:54] <robmillernow> I had no success getting Windows to see the card, so I'm trying Ubuntu.
[19:55] <bekks> robmillernow: Which card exactly is it?
[19:55] <robmillernow> it's a Radeon 7950
[19:55] <sudormrf> lesshaste, yes, but that doesn't show what is happening after the connection takes place
[19:55] <daftykins> robmillernow: what happened with Windows? that really shouldn't happen
[19:56] <robmillernow> Windows sees that SOMEthing is plugged in, but doesn't see that it's the Radeon
[19:56] <bekks> daftykins: Thats basically offtopic in here ;)
[19:56] <robmillernow> I'm trying to set up this older PC as a scrypt miner.
[19:57] <daftykins> bekks: sorta, i consider it deductive
[19:57] <daftykins> ugh mining again
[19:57] <bekks> robmillernow: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/AMD
[19:57] <robmillernow> i love Ubuntu -- i've used it to revive my dad's dead laptop...
[19:58] <robmillernow> And now Ubuntu seems like the best option to get this older PC useful...
[19:59] <dgersting> Hello all, having a very annoying issue getting the install iso to boot. Is this the right place to ask for help?
[19:59] <bekks> dgersting: yes.
[19:59] <robmillernow> thanks bekks -- i'm gonna check out your solution
[19:59] <dgersting> sweet!  I have a Lenovo V570 laptop. Trying to install 13.10
[20:00] <daftykins> dgersting: is that new? did it come with windows 8?
[20:00] <daftykins> dgersting: did you disable secure boot and enable legacy boot within the UEFI/BIOS ?
[20:00] <dgersting> After the POST, the CD displays the error "Could not open \EFI\BOOT\fallback.efi" error: variable `root` isn't set
[20:01] <dgersting> daft: I think, looking
[20:01] <daftykins> yeah it's trying to boot to UEFI mode
[20:01] <daftykins> dgersting: do you intend to dualboot with Windows 8 or replace it entirely?
[20:02] <dgersting> planning to just use Ubuntu, I'll probably have a virtualbox setup with win7 for the few things I need full windows for though
[20:03] <daftykins> dgersting: cool, the above changes are a valid strategy to nuke it and try to get the system to install in legacy mode instead of UEFI then, check out...
[20:03] <daftykins> !uefi | dgersting
[20:03] <dgersting> The laptop is a few years old, came with win7
[20:03] <robmillernow> One more question:  I worry that the problem might be that the Radeon card is fried or bad somehow, and I need to eliminate that as a possibility.  is there a way to test that the card is good from within Ubuntu?
[20:04] <dgersting> daft: thanks for the link, I'll go read that and check back in.  thanks
[20:05] <robmillernow> no?
[20:05] <bbba> hi everyone. I have a question about connecting two ubuntu laptops. how can I connect to laptops via wifi so they can comunicate via the shell?
[20:06] <hid> salut
[20:06] <bekks> bbba: Connect both to the same wifi network.
[20:06] <daftykins> bbba: erk, is that really the only solution?
[20:07] <JokesOnYou77> Hi all
[20:07] <bbba> can i get a link of resources on how to do so?
[20:07] <Donald_ET3> Ello! :D
[20:07] <daftykins> bbba: do you not have wired network ports on these systems and a network cable?
[20:07] <JokesOnYou77> How can I confirm that sdb is in fact attached via USB?  I'm about to clone a drive and I just want to be certain that sdb is the usb device
[20:08] <bekks> !wifi | bbba
[20:08] <hid> i do you know how to shred a LOT of files? like 780 Mb (14,000 files)
[20:08] <hid> hi*
[20:08] <robmillernow> One more question:  I worry that the problem might be that the Radeon card is fried or bad somehow, and I need to eliminate that as a possibility.  is there a way to test that the card is good from within Ubuntu?
[20:08] <bbba> i don't have network cables. i'd rather connect them with no cables
[20:08] <bekks> hid: use "shred".
[20:08] <robmillernow> anyone got any advice for me?
[20:08] <sk1special> so I installed 12.04 and there was a encryption/password thing i had to generate but i didnt do it, how do i do it now? :]
[20:08] <daftykins> bbba: i'm sure you would, but it won't be easy. no routers or wireless access points to use?
[20:08] <bekks> robmillernow: The is no such application that could test a GPU.
[20:09] <hid> bekks: yes i did it but when i checked 30min later i always had the same size
[20:09] <bbba> I have a wireless AP/ router
[20:09] <robmillernow> hmm.  i wonder how one would get a GPU tested for viability, then...?
[20:09] <bekks> bbba: Then connect both laptops to the wifi.
[20:09] <lesshaste> sudormrf, right.. I suspect it is the remote server at fault
[20:09] <lesshaste> sudormrf, some file system problem maybe
[20:09] <bbba> already done that, but then how do i get them to comunicate?
[20:09] <daftykins> robmillernow: do you not have the monitor plugged into it? :)
[20:10] <hid> bekks: shred -uz *
[20:10] <daftykins> bbba: what do you want to do, share files? and you say both are command line only, no X?
[20:10] <bekks> robmillernow: one would do that, basically. Either it works, or it doesnt. And "work" does mean: "I can see output on the display device."
[20:10] <bekks> hid: Well, just wait some more time.
[20:11] <bbba> I'd like to share files. both have a gui but since I'm trying to learn new things in ubuntu i'd also like to try and comunicate via the shell
[20:11] <robmillernow> daftykins: no, i'm using the video input built into the motherboard.  I'm trying to set up the Radeon card for scrypt mining.
[20:11] <sudormrf> lesshaste, how can I verify this?
[20:11] <robmillernow> ugh, mining again, i know...
[20:11] <bekks> bbba: Easiest way is scp
[20:11] <Xuisce1> hi robmillernow
[20:11] <daftykins> bbba: as bekks says install openssh-server on each and start playing with SSH and SCP
[20:11] <Xuisce1> robmillernow
[20:11] <bbba> what is scp?
[20:12] <daftykins> robmillernow: right, that's why things are going wrong
[20:12] <daftykins> !scp | bbba
[20:12] <Xuisce1> e/query satyanash
[20:12] <Xuisce1> sorry
[20:12] <bbba> both laptops are ubuntustudio
[20:12] <daftykins> robmillernow: you're trying to install drivers for an adapter that isn't actually active
[20:12] <Xuisce1> I was looking for another user with a S
[20:12] <cc> hey
[20:12] <Xuisce1> hey daftykins
[20:12] <Xuisce1> How do you tab on web chat?
[20:12] <lesshaste> sudormrf, well.. does it behave the same from every computer you ssh from?
[20:12] <lesshaste> sudormrf, as we discussed
[20:12] <Xuisce1> I talked to a user with a s user name
[20:12] <FloodBot1> Xuisce1: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:12] <robmillernow> bekks:  yes, but if it doesn't work, it could be the port, or the PCIe riser or other factors.  I'd like to find a way to know if the card's good, so that i can eliminate that possibility
[20:12] <bbba> I've read that messages can be sent over the shell too
[20:13] <daftykins> robmillernow: are you absolutely sure that the guide you're following demands the graphics card isn't in use at all by the OS to do this mining you want?
[20:13] <cc> wuzzup
[20:13] <Xuisce1> Whats a good clinet ?
[20:13] <Xuisce1> :)
[20:13] <bekks> robmillernow: Without having extremely expensive test equipment, there is no such way to test that at home.
[20:14] <bbba> I've read that messages can be sent over the shell too. been trying to share files and connetc the laptops for days now and still couldn't make it
[20:14] <bekks> bbba: Then start with connecting to the wifi.
[20:14] <robmillernow> daftykins:  here's the guide I'm following, and no I'm not absolutely sure of anything: http://highoncoins.com/litecoin-rig/how-to-install-ubuntu-and-optimize-cgminer-for-litecoin-mining-rig/
[20:14] <Donald_ET3> Xuisce1: What kind of client?
[20:14] <sudormrf> lesshaste, just tried it from my phone and it worked.  let me try another machine too.
[20:14] <Xuisce1> ah
[20:14] <Xuisce1> IRC
[20:14] <Xuisce1> Donald_ET3:
[20:15] <robmillernow> bekks: is that extremely expensive test equipment something that PC repair shops have?
[20:15] <bekks> robmillernow: Most likely no.
[20:15] <Donald_ET3> This is my first day using IRC, but I am using XChat.
[20:15] <Xuisce1> ok
[20:15] <bbba> i can get them to connect to the same wifi. then what?
[20:15] <daftykins> robmillernow: you're going to want to switch to using the card on your monitor instead of the onboard
[20:15] <Xuisce1> Donald_ET3:  did you chefk your messages?
[20:15] <Xuisce1> chck
[20:15] <Xuisce1> I sent you a PM I think?
[20:15] <Xuisce1> Im testing this whole thing out
[20:15] <daftykins> robmillernow: do that before anything else, ok?
[20:15] <bekks> bbba: ubottu provided you a link which is considered to be a good starting point.
[20:17] <DeusDeceit> Hello guys, is there a program or a way in general to check if a CD is not damaged without the need to try to install the program in it or copy it's data in general?
[20:17] <daftykins> DeusDeceit: your CD burning program should have offered a verify option
[20:17] <robmillernow> daftykins: on the monitor?  i'm not having any trouble seeing the GUI, and the PC's not seeing the Radeon card.  I'm unable to switch it in the monitor because the PC hasn't acknowledged that it's there.
[20:17] <bekks> DeusDeceit: No. You can use md5sum to check the md5 checksum.
[20:18] <daftykins> robmillernow: you're not following what i'm saying. i'm saying you need to switch to using the AMD card as the primary, disabling the onboard
[20:18] <JokesOnYou77> How can I confirm that sdb is in fact attached via USB?  I'm about to clone a drive and I just want to be certain that sdb is the usb device
[20:18] <bekks> JokesOnYou77: check dmesg
[20:18] <robmillernow> daftykins: would that be done in the system settings in Ubuntu?
[20:19] <bekks> robmillernow: No. In the BIOS.
[20:19] <DeusDeceit> daftykins, so brasero can check it for me?
[20:19] <JokesOnYou77> bekks, How do I do that, and what should I look for?
[20:19] <bekks> DeusDeceit: Immediately after burning - now it cant do it anymore.
[20:19] <bekks> JokesOnYou77: type dmesg and look for sdb
[20:19] <robmillernow> daftykins:  hmm, okay.  and then install the drivers, then switch it back to the default card?  is that what you're suggesting?
[20:20] <bekks> robmillernow: Dont switch back.
[20:20] <bekks> robmillernow: Switching back will disable the card.
[20:20] <sudormrf> lesshaste, the behavior appears to be the same.
[20:20] <DeusDeceit> Well, this cd is old, otherwise i wouldn't check it for damage, i'm talking about scratches and stuff and if the device can still read it all.
[20:20] <lesshaste> sudormrf, right.. so it's the remote system
[20:20] <daftykins> robmillernow: no, nothing to do with ubuntu. power off the computer, change the monitor connection to the card, then power up. if you don't see anything, switch the cable back and use the BIOS to change the setting to prefer the PCI Express graphics card over the onboard / disable the onboard
[20:20] <lesshaste> sudormrf, can you contact the sysadmin?
[20:20] <sudormrf> lesshaste, I am the sysadmin
[20:20] <bekks> DeusDeceit: Then just use ddrescue to copy it, and see wether you get errors.
[20:20] <sudormrf> lel
[20:21] <robmillernow> bekks:  But I'm not trying to use the Radeon card for video, just for mining.  Unless the Radeon can both display AND mine at the same time, which doesn't seem feasible
[20:21] <lesshaste> sudormrf, :)
[20:21] <lesshaste> sudormrf, then log in and fix it :)
[20:21] <sudormrf> lesshaste, suppose I were able to log in, how could I fix it?
[20:21] <bekks> robmillernow: your laptop doesnt seem to support both cards at a time. choose your weapon.
[20:21] <DeusDeceit> bekks, daftykins thank you guys
[20:22] <JokesOnYou77> bekks, dmesg | grep sbd gives some wonderful information but nothing to confirm whether it is attached via usb
[20:22] <daftykins> robmillernow: YES it can do both at once - this is why i suggest this.
[20:22] <bekks> JokesOnYou77: Dont use grep without context. use grep -A 5 -B 5
[20:22] <lesshaste> sudormrf, oh.. do you have a network file system?
[20:22] <robmillernow> bekks:  it's a desktop with 2 small PCIe slots and one large one
[20:22] <lesshaste> sudormrf, you need logs :)
[20:22] <lesshaste> sudormrf, you can ask on superuser.stackexchange I think
[20:22] <robmillernow> daftykins: interesting.  thanks.
[20:23] <bekks> robmillernow: Then use onboard card as primary device, and install the radeon bainry driver as described in the link I gave you.
[20:23] <sudormrf> lesshaste, not sure I understand your question about network file system.  you mean is it running NFS? I don't believe so.  drives are formatted as EXT4 in samba
[20:23] <lesshaste> sudormrf, oh that might be the wrong one
[20:23] <glitsj16> JokesOnYou77: if it is plugged in, run lsusb
[20:23] <lesshaste> sudormrf, what do you mean in samba?
[20:23] <lesshaste> sudormrf, is this remote machine a standalone machine?
[20:24] <sudormrf> lesshaste, not in samba
[20:24] <lesshaste> sudormrf, I don't know that you are saying now.. sorry
[20:24] <sudormrf> lesshaste, misspoke.  using samba.  standalone meaning?
[20:24] <sudormrf> lesshaste, what logs do I need to look for?
[20:24] <lesshaste> sudormrf, is the remote machine connected to a network in some way?
[20:25] <JokesOnYou77> bekks, ty, I think that worked.
[20:25] <sudormrf> lesshaste, yes.  and I was just able to SSH in to it
[20:25] <sudormrf> lesshaste, I have a prompt.  what should I look for?
[20:25] <lesshaste> sudormrf, is it connected to any other computer?
[20:25] <JokesOnYou77> glitsj16, It's plugged in via a USB-> SATA adapter so I could confirm that the adapter was plugged in with a drive attached, I just wanted to make sure that that drive was in fact sdb
[20:26] <sudormrf> lesshaste, it is connected to a router.
[20:26] <robmillernow> thanks bekks and daftykins -- i'll try all that and check back
[20:26] <lesshaste> sudormrf, ok so it is standalone
[20:26] <lesshaste> sudormrf, you need to learn about system administration... try asking on a stackexchange website about which logs you can keep to diagnose this problem
[20:26] <lesshaste> sudormrf, and paste your question here :)
[20:26] <sudormrf> lesshaste, .........I am asking on here because I am looking for help.
[20:27] <lesshaste> sudormrf, right and I am telling you that you will get better help somewhere else.. irc is only good for questions with simple and short answers
[20:27] <glitsj16> JokesOnYou77: sure, better confirm before jumping in
[20:27] <bekks> lesshaste: Thats the wtrong approach in here.
[20:27] <sudormrf> lesshaste, here is a simple question.  am I at risk for data loss?
[20:27] <bekks> sudormrf: ...when doing what?
[20:29] <sudormrf> bekks, well he said this is potentially a file system being broken issue, I am worried that if the file system is broken, files could be lost.  is that incorrect?
[20:30] <bekks> sudormrf: That correct so far. A broken filesystem may inherit the risk of data loss.
[20:30] <sudormrf> bekks, so what logs do I need to look at to verify if the file system is broken?
[20:30] <bekks> sudormrf: No logs, but force a full filesystem check.
[20:30] <nishttal2> hello ppl.. i have somehow managed to break apt-get on my system.. please see this error.. http://fpaste.org/73493/ what should I do?
[20:31] <sudormrf> bekks, issue fsck from where?
[20:31] <bekks> sudormrf: From the host the filesystem is mounted on.
[20:32] <eranatum_> Can someone tell me how to add multiple vifs to xen domU?
[20:33] <patarr> has anyone ever done multimonitor set up with discrete GPU along with integrated?
[20:34] <sudormrf> bekks, let me see if I can get in to do it :S.
[20:34] <sudormrf> bekks, this system has 6 drives in it.
[20:35] <sk1special> why does my scroll bar for the chat part of the window keep disappearing
[20:38] <bekks> sudormrf: Whats the actual error message you got?
[20:38] <rawrmonster> is there an easy way to find out what the files in /proc are associated with?
[20:39] <bekks> rawrmonster: They are all associated with processes running.
[20:39] <bekks> rawrmonster: What is the actual question behind that? :)
[20:40] <rawrmonster> bekks: i am at the point that i know what the file system /proc is for  and why it is created. But now i am just curious to see what each of the files and folders map to. Just trying to learn my system.
[20:41] <bekks> rawrmonster: The /proc filesystem hold information about processes running.
[20:41] <bekks> rawrmonster: It is well documented: https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/filesystems/proc.txt
[20:42] <sudormrf> bekks, haven't run the fsck yet.  I was reading this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilesystemTroubleshooting
[20:42] <rawrmonster> bekks: ooo cool thanks :D
[20:42] <sudormrf> bekks, I was able to VNC into the box
[20:42] <bekks> rawrmonster: And the /sys filesystem is relevant too: https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/filesystems/sysfs.txt2
[20:43] <sudormrf> bekks, how can I check the file system while the drives are mounteD?
[20:43] <bekks> sudormrf: you cant. That _will_ cause data loss.
[20:44] <sudormrf> bekks, hmm.  I am stuck I think.  I can't get to the unit physically until tonight.
[20:44] <rawrmonster> bekks: this documentation is from 2009 is it still relevant or has not much changed since then?
[20:44] <bekks> rawrmonster: it is still relevant, since nothing has changed since then.
[20:45] <rawrmonster> bekks: ok thanks again
[20:45] <bekks> sudormrf: you dont have to get physical access, you have to fsck offline. Booting off a live cd which is attached via the remote console would be enough.
[20:46] <sudormrf> bekks, question.  the main drive is an ssd and the other 5 are spinning disk drives that are only holding data (no programs).  would the assumption be that I should be checking the main drive for errors should be what I should target first?  would corruption on one of the spinning disk data drives create issues on the main drive?
[20:46] <sudormrf> bekks, oh.  how can I do that? :S  sorry, this would be the first time I was ever doing something like this.
[20:51] <coreyfro> Hey.  I am trying to use AVICONV to split a video, but it is not respecting my durration arguement.  WHat's going on? `avconv -ss 00:09:40 -t 00:00:01 -i bob.mp4 -an fred.mp4`
[20:52] <newbsduser> when i tried to get  with:  date -d "yesterday" "+%d/%b/%Y"  it gives month name turkish. but i want to get it english. i checked env |grep -i locale ... but it s not related with locale i think .. how can i get english month name with date command?
[20:53] <bekks> sudormrf: which server type is it?
[20:54] <sudormrf> bekks, it is running ubuntu 12.04.4
[20:55] <bekks> sudormrf: that doesnt answer my question :) Which make and model is the server?
[20:55] <sudormrf> bekks, it's home made
[20:55] <bekks> sudormrf: I guess there is no remote console then - you would know it ;)
[20:56] <sudormrf> bekks, likely.  would the following command "shutdown -rF now" force an FSCK before boot?
[20:57] <bekks> sudormrf: No. And without a remote console you have no chance to do something when fsck asks you for repairing stuff. You have to get physical access.
[20:57] <sudormrf> bekks, http://serverfault.com/questions/62976/fsck-root-filesystem-on-a-remote-machine
[20:58] <bekks> sudormrf: Still the above applies.
[20:59] <sudormrf> bekks, :(.  ok.  so...question.  would a data drive that was failing cause this kind of issue, or would it more likely be the system drive?
[20:59] <bekks> sudormrf: Without the error message you got, I cant answer that question.
[20:59] <sudormrf> bekks, error message from what? the fsck?
[21:00] <bekks> sudormrf: No. Something must have happened leading you to suspect a filesystem error.
[21:00] <daftykins> check SMART info if you suspect the disk
[21:00] <bekks> daftykins: SMART will not tell you anything about a possibly corrupted filesystem.
[21:01] <daftykins> no, but if there are any reallocated sectors it could go some way to explaining if things have gone bad
[21:01] <bekks> daftykins: reallocated sectors are reallocated transparently.
[21:01] <daftykins> no, but if there are any reallocated sectors it could go some way to explaining if things have gone bad
[21:02] <Hans-Martin> hi folks, I'm trying to find out why a disk that we use for network backup (backuppc) has abysmal performance numbers - it's a Promise DS4600 4-drive  RAID5, and reading/writing large files works as expected (150MB/s) but with backuppc, it goes down to less than 1 MB/s, and the average wait time is 5-6 seconds. Any idea what one could do? The OS is 10.04 LTS, and it's an ext3 filesystem (I know that's bad for backuppc, I did not decide that)
[21:02] <bekks> daftykins: Not relocated sectors could explain something. Reallocated cant.
[21:02] <daftykins> oops cursor up fail
[21:02] <daftykins> but yeah i haven't really been following the convo so my apologies for the interjection O_.
[21:02] <daftykins> bekks: they can fail to do so too, pending sectors is a common SMART field
[21:02] <daftykins> i know my hardware (:
[21:03] <bekks> daftykins: pending sectors are pending, NOT reallocated.
[21:03] <bekks> daftykins: thats why reallocated sectors cannot explain anything.
[21:03] <daftykins> bekks: ugh alright, i really meant to look at ALL SMART data not just reallocated, that can still go wrong too
[21:04] <daftykins> bekks: now pipe down :P
[21:08] <sudormrf> bekks, ooh.  lesshaste was suggesting it.  what is happening is when I ssh in to my box I successfully authenticate, get the "welcome to ubuntu 12.04...." message, but I get no prompt.
[21:08] <sudormrf> bekks, ssh from a remote location
[21:08] <hitsujiTMO> sudormrf: is this every time?
[21:08] <lesshaste> sudormrf, really I would just paste a question saying "what logs can I look at to diagnose when I ssh in to my box I successfully authenticate, get the "welcome to ubuntu 12.04...." message, but I get no prompt."
[21:08] <lesshaste> sudormrf, it will be so much easier :)
[21:09] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, nearly everytime now.
[21:09] <lesshaste> sudormrf, try sshing in as different users
[21:10] <hitsujiTMO> sudormrf: have you modified the motd, or .profile, /etc/profile or anything like that?
[21:10] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, no.
[21:11] <hitsujiTMO> sudormrf: if you can get in, start by looking at /var/log/syslog
[21:11] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, I can VNC in to the box just fine.  ssh is doing this.  from my phone using remoter it pops the prompt right away
[21:11] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, ok
[21:14] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, anything specific I should be looking for?
[21:15] <hitsujiTMO> sudormrf: anything odd and repeated that match the times of your login attempts. nothing in particular tho
[21:15] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, ok.  looks like I am now having issues getting in with VNC as well.  let me see if my phone can connect.
[21:17] <Kazam> hi
[21:17] <gregor3005> hi, is there a way to downgrade to kernel < 3.4 and xorg 1.12 with ubuntu 13.10? i want to use the 3d acceleration on my old ati rv620 chip on my laptop and it looks very bad that any driver supports it under lates ubuntu. my question is because i found this: http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Hardware#Older_RadeonHD_.28Catalyst_Legacy_13.1_.26_Open_Source.29
[21:17] <Kazam> Ukraine or Russia
[21:18] <yonutzp86> hi
[21:18] <yonutzp86> i need help whit sopcast player
[21:18] <hitsujiTMO> gregor3005: no, you'd have to install 12.04.0... thats the last time ati legacy is supported
[21:18] <yonutzp86> i have it installed but it won't run anymore
[21:18] <hitsujiTMO> !ru | Kazam
[21:19] <gregor3005> hitsujiTMO: ok, then i wipe my laptop :-) thx for the fast answer
[21:19] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, well poop.  I am almost certain something is broken at this point.
[21:20] <yonutzp86> i have Elementary OS Luna 64 bit
[21:20] <hitsujiTMO> !eos | yonutzp86
[21:20] <whod> can anyone recremmend some good preschool games/activies? except gcompris and childsplay packages?
[21:20] <hitsujiTMO> !elementary | yonutzp86
[21:21] <hitsujiTMO> sudormrf: is this a fresh install ? or has it been running for a while?
[21:22] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, running for a while
[21:23] <hitsujiTMO> sudormrf: is there another machine there that you can ssh into? to see if its an issue with the vpn
[21:25] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, at the same location with a different VPN? no.  other boxes to ssh in to at the same location = yes, but it would be going over the same tunnel.
[21:25] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, actually I just found something in the log.
[21:26] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, "EXT4-fs (sda1): INFO: recovery required on readonly filesystem"
[21:26] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, "EXT4-fs (sda1): write access will be enabled during recovery" "recovery complete" "mounted filesystem with ordered data mode"
[21:26] <hitsujiTMO> sudormrf: sda4 has physical errors. check the smart data.
[21:27] <hitsujiTMO> ahh wait ok
[21:27] <hitsujiTMO> sudormrf: check smart info at least.
[21:27] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, I have nagios monitoring SMART, but I will check myself as well.  still scrolling through the log
[21:30] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, hmm.. perhaps it is the tunnel.  I have an IPSec tunnel setup as well and I am having no problems (right now anyway) connecting using that tunnel.
[21:32] <denis__> salut
[21:33] <denis__> si je veux me connecter sur mon portable a distance qu'est-ce que je dois savoir ?
[21:33] <hitsujiTMO> !fr | denis__
[21:33] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, something is wrong with DNS though.  this box is serving as the DNS server.
[21:33] <MonkeyDust> !vpn | denis__
[21:34] <denis__> I am sorry
[21:34] <hitsujiTMO> sudormrf: how do you know something is wrong, whats happening?
[21:35] <denis__> i quit this canal i talk french sorry
[21:36] <_alexandru> hello
[21:36] <_alexandru> i install ubuntu :) and i want to know if i use HDMI why the sound not work in tv?
[21:37] <Kazam> Ky
[21:37] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, with DNS? because the dhcp reservation names I have setup aren't working but the IP addresses are
[21:37] <fbicknel> quit
[21:38] <optirun> Hello, I was here a day or two ago trying to get my Nvidia GeForce with Optimums running on the newest 12.04 . I've since reinstalled to repair the damage done by x-edgers and I'd like some help getting my cards to work.
[21:39] <asdf-> i want to create a ubuntu server for only running mysql... does anyone know of a guide for only running one service?
[21:39] <asdf-> how to tune it, etc., etc.
[21:40] <solsTiCe_> hi. anyone got problem with usb  with 13.10 ? I got an inspiron 15 (3521) and the mouse usb/wireless stops responding repeatdly for 5 seconds. and come back up;  just a minute ago before reboot, I couldn't get my android phone to show up the sual "mount as usb" . no usb at all was working
[21:40] <optirun> I'd like to get my Nvidia GeForce 740M working with nvidia-prime. The lspci output is as follows (lspci | grep 'VGA\|3D'): 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 4th Gen Core Processor Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 06)01:00.0 3D controller: NVIDIA Corporation GK208M [GeForce GT 740M] (rev a1)
[21:41] <solsTiCe_> seems to happen most on battey and may be not while on sector
[21:41] <elladeea> Hi
[21:41] <elladeea> i need some advices about my gnome interface
[21:41] <hitsujiTMO> sudormrf: can you pastebin the output of: dig google.com
[21:41] <elladeea> how to personalize
[21:42] <optirun> !gnome | elladeea
[21:42] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: have you install nvidia-331 and nvidia-prime ?
[21:42] <optirun> hitsujiTMO, Not yet, I didn't want to risk messing anything up.
[21:42] <optirun> hitsujiTMO, Should I do that now and reboot to see what happens?
[21:43] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: you'll be fine as long as you don't add in the ppa's again :P    yup install them and reboot away
[21:43] <elladeea> optirun, thanks
[21:43] <elladeea> !ubuntu-gnome
[21:45] <elladeea> how i disable quest session?
[21:48] <optirun> elladeea,run "sudo /usr/lib/lightdm/lightdm-set-defaults -l false" without quotes in a terminal
[21:51] <solsTiCe_> I have installed laptop-mode-tools but removed it a little time after. gcould there sill a problem because of this as it only happens on battery ?
[21:51] <optirun> hitsujiTMO: Alright, I installed,  rebooted and now lightdm dosen't load and it comes up with "System in low graphics mode"
[21:52] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: pop open a terminal and: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[21:52] <arooni-mobile> hey folks im trying to get a keyboard to work;  i'm seeing this error message: connect-debounce failed, port 2 disabled .... when i try to plug in the keyboard.  what can i do now?
[21:52] <optirun> hitsujiTMO: I'm down on the tty's, but alright :P.
[21:53] <optirun> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6851752/
[21:53] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: cool. also: dmesg | pastebinit
[21:53] <elladeea> !wine
[21:53] <optirun> dmesg | pastebinit
[21:53] <solsTiCe_> oh no I did not uninstall it yet. I mean laptop-mode-tools
[21:53] <optirun> elladeea: You can /msg ubottu to ask him questions :P.
[21:53] <optirun> elladeea: So /msg ubottu wine will make ubottu message you with whats above.
[21:54] <optirun> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6851759/
[21:54] <optirun> hitsujiTMO: Just noticed that I forgot the exec -o in above haha. Anyway, there are the two logs.
[21:55] <elladeea> thanks :P
[21:55] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, are you looking for something specific in the dig result?
[21:55] <elladeea> I am new in linux and i want to try to learn
[21:55] <optirun> elladeea: Google is your best friend then.
[21:55] <elladeea> becouse windows is a little su** :P
[21:55] <elladeea> thanks
[21:56] <hitsujiTMO> sudormrf: what dns server its going thru
[21:56] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: dpkg --get-selections | grep nvidia | pastebinit
[21:56] <optirun> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6851768/
[21:57] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, ok.  let me try it.
[21:57] <arooni-mobile> hey folks im trying to get a keyboard to work;  i'm seeing this error message: connect-debounce failed, port 2 disabled .... when i try to plug in the keyboard.  what can i do now?
[21:57] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, it went through the primary DNS server at my place
[21:58] <StephenS> the lowest pwr the better wi-fi?
[21:58] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: ok. 331 doesn't seem to want to load the kernel module for some bizarre reason. sudo apt-get purge nvidia-331 nvidia-prime nvidia-settings && sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:58] <rawrmonster> bekks: is there a similar page like the one you linked to me for /proc but explaining acpi interrupts under the /sys directory?
[21:59] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: cat /etc/modprobe.d/* | grep nouveau | pastebinit
[21:59] <rawrmonster> bekks: because when i looked it up on google all i can find is about gpe storms
[22:00] <elladeea> i use Xchat is oky?
[22:00] <elladeea> or is other more best?
[22:00] <irelandm> Hello all!  Long time no see!  (well, so long, probably no one here is the same as back then ... we're talkin like, 2010 or something).
[22:00] <elladeea> to personalize the theme etc
[22:00] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, suggestions?
[22:01] <robmillernow> is there a place where I can help Ubuntu write "help" documents that make ANY sense to the average computer-using human????
[22:02] <hitsujiTMO> sudormrf: you may be right with the dns issue then. you'll really need to get to the machine physically to see whats going on
[22:02] <robmillernow> The help docs are so full of insider computer jargon that it's hard to know what the words and sentences mean.
[22:02] <optirun> You are trying to send an empty document, exiting.
[22:02] <hitsujiTMO> !itsawiki | robmillernow
[22:02] <k1l_> robmillernow: try the wiki? wiki.ubuntu.com
[22:02] <optirun> hitsujiTMO: Says its empty
[22:02] <irelandm> robmillernow: haha, I feel ya!  To start with, you can edit the wiki; but you can also post on UbuntuForums.org
[22:02] <k1l_> robmillernow: i bet the really really appreciate some help there
[22:02] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, any suggestions for what else I should be looking for?
[22:03] <irelandm> Long-time Ubuntu user here ... ran into some trouble with my Radeon driver.  I've tried the purge on all of the various Ubuntu help docs (I've done this in the past, with good success).  This time, however, it seems like the Open Source driver is not operating properly.  Can someone remind me of what I am missing?
[22:03] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: ok. reboot and make sure its back to its original state and then try it with nvidia-319
[22:03] <robmillernow> i can't edit what i don't understand!!  I love Ubuntu -- I do.  and it wants to TRY to be accessible to the average user, but just one thin onionskin layer underneath is a massive ton of crap that makes NO SENSE to people like me, who've used Windows and Mac their entire lives...
[22:03] <robmillernow> it's MADDENING!!!!
[22:04] <elladeea> !skype
[22:04] <irelandm> robmillernow: well, start with something specific.  Pick a help page you are having trouble with understanding, and talk about it here or on the forums.
[22:04] <k1l_> robmillernow: well, talk to the guys from the wiki and the help documents. i bet they need a helping hand. that stuff doesnt write itself
[22:04] <geovane-nt> Olá bom dia
[22:05] <robmillernow> Okay, this one:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/AMD
[22:05] <irelandm> robmillernow: LOL you couldn't pick a small one, could you ... o.O
[22:05] <robmillernow> 1.1 step 1 says go to AMD website.
[22:05] <robmillernow> okay.
[22:05] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, curious if it has to do with where I am currently at
[22:05] <k1l_> robmillernow: no. install "fglrx" package and reboot
[22:06] <hitsujiTMO> sudormrf: its the tunnel is what i'd suspect if its something like that
[22:06] <optirun> hitsujiTMO: nvidia-319 installs nvidia-331 as a dependency. I have not enabled any extra x-org repos.
[22:06] <elladeea> why i try to install MultiArch: aptitude why bluez-alsa:i386
[22:06] <robmillernow> k1l_:  No, step 1.1.1 says go to AMD Website.
[22:06] <k1l_> robmillernow: that 1.1 part is for checking if amd is still supporting a driver for your card.  that is described
[22:07] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, ok :).  I am still scanning through the syslog
[22:07] <robmillernow> yes, but EVEN STEP 2 of part 1.1 makes very little sense.
[22:07] <k1l_> robmillernow: yes, read what is says: "check if amd still makes a driver for you"
[22:07] <k1l_> robmillernow: 1.2.1 is for you gettting to know which exact video card you got.
[22:07] <elladeea> but : Unable to find a reason to install bluez-alsa:i386.
[22:07] <elladeea> I want to install Skype
[22:07] <optirun> hitsujiTMO: And restarting lightdm with 319 (and 331) installed gives me the same low graphics thing.
[22:07] <robmillernow> Step 2 says: Enter your graphic card details. You may check this at the terminal:
[22:08] <k1l_> robmillernow: just stay some time in here and you will see how often people dont know what card they got
[22:08] <robmillernow> check WHAT at the terminal?
[22:08] <irelandm> robmillernow: I'll PM you, hold on ...
[22:08] <robmillernow> Check my Graphic card details at the terminal??
[22:08] <k1l_> robmillernow: no need for CAPS!!!11111111
[22:08] <k1l_> robmillernow: enter the highlighted command into you terminal and press enter. its not rocket sience
[22:08] <k1l_> *science
[22:09] <robmillernow> the caps are out of frustration with Ubuntu's accessiblity bumping right up against its extreme obtuseness...
[22:09] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: i see. some wthing weird going on there. have you run the install?
[22:09] <optirun> !shout " robmillernow
[22:09] <irelandm> robmillernow: I sent you a private message.
[22:09] <optirun> !shout | robmillernow
[22:09] <robmillernow> yes, but then it gives you a page of unknowable crap noise that tells me nothing.
[22:09] <k1l_> robmillernow: i am trying to help you. but just giving me that attitude is not gonna help anyone
[22:09] <optirun> hitsujiTMO: I have, I've installed nvidia-319, and it installed 331 as well. After doing so, it puts me in low graphics mode. If I remove them, it dosen't.
[22:10] <elladeea> Hi, if i have in network a partition ( is another ubuntu with samba ) how i mount that partition in my linux?
[22:10] <robmillernow> i'm not giving you attitude.  i just wish that Ubuntu were as accessible as the people who made it seem to think it is.
[22:10] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: and you have rebooted, not just restarted x?
[22:10] <k1l_> robmillernow: if you dont want help and just want to rant and flame go away! this is a help channel full of volunteers
[22:10] <optirun> hitsujiTMO: I rebooted after purging. I'll reboot now after installing
[22:10] <robmillernow> i'm not ranting.  help files should help.
[22:11] <robmillernow> not compound confusion.  that's what windows is for.
[22:11] <k1l_> robmillernow: it is helping, its not my, ubuntus or the help sites fault if you cant read
[22:11] <robmillernow> i can read, and i've been using computers for over 20 years.
[22:11] <irelandm> k1l_: chill bro, you don't have to attack the guy.
[22:12] <k1l_> robmillernow: paste the output of that command into a pastebin and show the link in here so we can have look
[22:12] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, FYI, it says that /dev/sda is passing smart checks
[22:13] <p3rsist> Im using an ssh private key with password but then I want to run ssh under root but it asks for the password... because seahorse has only added it for the user not for root. How can I add it for root?
[22:13] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, and both ssh and VNC are working over the tunnel thought to be faulty
[22:13] <robmillernow> it says "Identify whether your AMD graphics card model series is supported by the fglrx driver. If your AMD graphics card series is in there, then proceed to the next section."  without doing a pastebin and asking you people here, how am i supposed to know what to look for in that page of output?
[22:13] <sudormrf> not sure what is going on at this point TBH lol
[22:13] <optirun> hitsujiTMO: No change after reboot - still in low graphics mode.
[22:13] <k1l_> p3rsist: dont run it as root.
[22:14] <k1l_> p3rsist: you can give the user to ssh with ssh user@server
[22:14] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: dpkg -L nvidia-331 | pastebinit
[22:14] <robmillernow> and if my card is not "in there", i'm not to proceed to the next section?  what am i then to do?  these documents assume a lot with out explaining their assumptions
[22:14] <k1l_> robmillernow: look at that output. it includes the exact details of your car
[22:15] <k1l_> *card
[22:15] <irelandm> robmillernow: You are looking for a line that says something like this:  VGA compatible controller [0300]: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI Turks XT [Radeon HD 6670] [1002:6758] (prog-if 00 [VGA controller]
[22:15] <irelandm> The give-away is the part where it says "Radeon HD 6670"
[22:15] <robmillernow> ireland:  thank you.  no such line or anything reading Radeon.
[22:15] <k1l_> robmillernow: i am offering you help. if you continue to rant that is not helping anyone
[22:15] <p3rsist> k1l_, Im using rsync to sync remote and local folders under root. Therefore I need to run rsync with sudo... You get my problem?
[22:15] <k1l_> !paste | robmillernow
[22:16] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, hmm.  vnc is not accepting any keyboard input from any system.
[22:16] <k1l_> robmillernow: show that output to us.
[22:16] <robmillernow> it's on the machine in the other room.  stand by.
[22:16] <k1l_> p3rsist: ok
[22:16] <optirun> hitsujiTMO: Sorry - had to help someone with something. Back now.
[22:16] <optirun> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6851856/
[22:16] <irelandm> robmillernow: mmm, silly question, maybe, but did it scroll off the screen?  Use the pastebin that k1l_ is recommending and then we can help narrow it down.  And then if we get good info, you can submit an update or suggestion to the help page in order to make it better.
[22:16] <hitsujiTMO> sudormrf: can you get physical access to the server?
[22:17] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, not until later tonight
[22:18] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: what do you get with: sudo modprobe nvidia-331
[22:18] <cristian_c> Hi
[22:18] <irelandm> Umm, IRC question ... how do I mute all the join/quit messages?  It's really distracting.
[22:18] <k1l_> irelandm: which client?
[22:18] <optirun> hitsujiTMO: Nothing
[22:18] <elladeea> Huh, In my skype the microphone not work
[22:19] <elladeea> at sound display me : pulsed
[22:19] <irelandm> k1l_: web client via Chrome ... I'll try an irssi command ...
[22:19] <cristian_c> How can I use dbus-monitor to check if devices are announced?
[22:19] <cristian_c> Any ideas?
[22:19] <k1l_> irelandm: hmm, dont know about those webclient stuff
[22:19] <elladeea> pulseAudio
[22:19] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: lspci -knn | pastebinit
[22:19] <user1> my skype does not list all my contact i usually see on my windows/andriod
[22:19] <irelandm> k1l_: yeah, me neither.  the irssi command didn't seem to do anything just FYI
[22:19] <optirun> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6851876/
[22:20] <p3rsist> k1l_, so you have any idea how to make rsync not ask for the private key password if I run it as root?
[22:20] <p3rsist> (with sudo)
[22:20] <LadyBug> Any X gurus here? I have 12.04 LTS headless system with ATI drivers from AMD. I need to get X running for GPU temp monitoring but startx fails with "fglrx(0): The graphics processor is already set to console mode, set X mode fail. Cannot start X."
[22:20] <hitsujiTMO> optirun cat /etc/modprobe.d/* | grep nouveau | pastebinit
[22:21] <k1l_> LadyBug: dont ue startx, start lightdm
[22:21] <irelandm> LadyBug: I can't answer your precise question, but I believe there is GPU temperature sensing via the ADL_SDK package.  It might be part of the modern AMD drivers, but I figure I'd throw that out there.
[22:22] <LadyBug> irelandm: Yes, I have those installed already and compiled into my cgminer (yeah, this is a mining rig). But they don't work if X is not running.
[22:22] <p3rsist> I mean I want to use rsync with sudo but still make sure the connection to ssh is made with the current user
[22:23] <optirun> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6851897/
[22:24] <irelandm> LadyBug: aha LOL, I had the same issue.  By the way, don't use CGminer any more, they are dropping GPU support.  Go with SGminer which is the official -Scrypt fork of cgminer.
[22:26] <optirun> hitsujiTMO: Whoops, computer sleeped and messed up. Did I miss any messages?
[22:27] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, rebooted the machine and now VNC is accepting keyboard input.
[22:27] <sudormrf> dns is still messed up though
[22:27] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: ok, try purging nvidia-prime. then sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf.   then try going the bumblebee route.
[22:27] <k1l_> p3rsist: you need to put the roots key onto the server, too. if you connect with sudo, which is not your user
[22:28] <LadyBug> k1l_: Well, that got X going, now I feel a bit D'oh. Thanks.  Although the original ati problems continue...
[22:29] <optirun>  hitsujiTMO Alright, Done
[22:29] <k1l_> LadyBug: yes, startx is an old habbit. ubuntu wants to start x with the *dm, which is lightdm
[22:29] <kaiz> \join #python
[22:29] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: reboot and give it a try
[22:30] <elladeea> :((
[22:30] <elladeea> what driver audio recomanded me?
[22:32] <optirun> hitsujiTMO: Back
[22:32] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: ok. back to normal desktop?
[22:32] <irelandm> LadyBug: I think we Radeon users really need to storm the AMD headquarters with pitchforks and torches ... the real problem is how bad their "official" driver arrangement is.  If they let the Linux gurus open the code, we could have it integrated in a heartbeat.
[22:32] <optirun> hitsujiTMO: Everything works again
[22:33] <LadyBug> irelandm: I agree.
[22:33] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: ok. gotta test out bumblebee now. sudo apt-get install mesa-utils && optirun glxheads | pastebinit
[22:33] <optirun>  hitsujiTMO Should I install bumbleebee now? or no?
[22:34] <optirun> Error on display  - Unable to open display
[22:34] <optirun> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6851951/
[22:35] <StephenS> the lower PWR the better wi-fi signal, right?
[22:36] <IRCChatInfo> Info about irc please read it http://p.pw/DLV
[22:36] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: ahh, you have not yet. ok, yup install: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:bumblebee/stable && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install bumblebee bumblebee-nvidia
[22:41] <optirun> hitsujiTMO: Rebooted, desktop loaded up
[22:42] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: open the terminal and run: optirun glxheads
[22:43] <optirun> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6851988/
[22:43] <optirun> hitsujiTMO: cannot access secdonary gpi
[22:43] <optirun> gpu*
[22:43] <jjavaholic> I used Gnome 3 once just to try it again having switched back to Unity.  with that done some apps global menu items are greyed out is there a bug report for this?
[22:44] <jjavaholic> or a fix for it
[22:44] <elladeea> Hi, i go a course about javascript , php . html what is the best editor text for those?
[22:45] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: pastebinit /etc/bumblebee/xorg.conf.nvidia
[22:46] <k1l_> jjavaholic: depends on how you "switched". if it was with a ppa use ppa-purge to get those packages removed that will make trouble
[22:46] <optirun> Unable to read from: /etc/bumblebee/xorg.conf.d/xorg.conf.nvidia
[22:47] <optirun> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6851993/
[22:47] <optirun> hitsujiTMO: Whoops haha.
[22:47] <jjavaholic> unity wasn't working for a while so I logged into gnome3 for a while to fix it.
[22:47] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: in that file uncomment the line: # BusID "PCI:01:00:0"
[22:49] <optirun>  hitsujiTMO
[22:49] <optirun>  hitsujiTMO, done :P
[22:50] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: sudo service bumblebee restart
[22:50] <koalinux> hello
[22:50] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: or maybe: sudo service bumblebeed restart
[22:51] <optirun> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6852014/
[22:51] <optirun> hitsujiTMO: Yup, its rendering.
[22:52] <optirun> hitsujiTMO: But now I have to run everything from the command line? Or can I make optirun default?
[22:53] <hitsujiTMO> optirun: you can modify the .desktop files and prepend optirun to them.    so edit the steam.desktop file and and make it: optirun steam
[22:53] <optirun>  
[22:55] <optirun>  hitsujiTMO I don't use steam, mostly its for Vmware, FreeCAD and various work software, but I'll give it a shot and hope its better in 14.04
[22:57] <robmillernow> k1l_ : hey, K...  thanks for all you're doing, sincerely.  i don't mean to be a pissbucket.
[22:57] <robmillernow> you're fighting the good fight.
[22:59] <optirun>   
[23:00] <elladeea> is so nice ubuntu
[23:02] <zykotick9> Ottawa University, or one of it's buildings anyways
[23:02] <k1l_> robmillernow: i am fine, thanks. just focus on the goal, and not on the sometimes hard way :)
[23:02] <koalinux> hello, (sorry for my english) does anyone know how ubuntu 13.10 get usb remote controls working? I can't understand how my remote control works without lirc
[23:03] <k1l_> koalinux: the usb-plug does all the work?
[23:04] <koalinux> k1l_, i have just plugged my mceusb and it works
[23:14] <LadyBug> Why would aticonfig claim it needs X running, when X is indeed running?
[23:15] <ANN-TechCoder> Guys, just got my new Laptop with Intel 4600 Graphics - can't install Ubuntu - getting black screen before install. can't find any solution
[23:15] <ANN-TechCoder> anyone had that issue ?
[23:15] <hitsujiTMO> LadyBug: are you rinning it from tty1? or with sudo?
[23:15] <hitsujiTMO> !nomodeset | ANN-TechCoder
[23:15] <ANN-TechCoder> Yeah. does not work :(
[23:16] <LadyBug> hitsujiTMO: From ssh session "DISPLAY=:0 sudo aticonfig --odgt"
[23:16] <hitsujiTMO> LadyBug: use gksudo
[23:16] <hitsujiTMO> ANN-TechCoder: what version of ubuntu?
[23:17] <ANN-TechCoder> 13.10
[23:17] <KiNgMaR> is there any guide on packaging a GTK+ application so that Ubuntu and possibly other Debian derivate users can install/use it nicely?
[23:17] <Anuska> Hi, if i have samba file sharing in other PC, how i add a map in my ubuntu?
[23:17] <Anuska> to access
[23:18] <ANN-TechCoder> I knoew, it is a Intel Graphics issue. But there is no good info on the net. Nothing helped :(
[23:24] <LadyBug> hitsujiTMO: Well, gksudo doesn't help. The computer is headless, I have no monitor attached but I need X working.
[23:25] <gordonjcp> LadyBug: what are you trying to do?
[23:25] <hitsujiTMO> LadyBug: you need an xsession to run ati config. are you just trying to create an xorg.conf?
[23:26] <LadyBug> hitsujiTMO: No, I have a xorg.conf, but I need to use aticonfig, which needs X.
[23:27] <hitsujiTMO> LadyBug: you you need to be running an xsession then.
[23:27] <LeDragon> Hey, I'm hoping to get some assistance with my new install of Ubuntu 13.10 on my Asus ROG G750J laptop. Everything's fine except I can't use the function keys (Fn+F5 &Fn+F6) to change brightness. I couldn't change the brightness at all until I installed the Nvidia driver, I can change the brightness now only using the xbacklight command. Might anybody here have some suggestions? Thanks.
[23:27] <gordonjcp> LadyBug: what are you using aticonfig for on a headless box?
[23:27] <Anuska> Hi, help !!!! i need some help ... the wifi  of my laptop ( where is the led ----- ) if is traffic on network do ( blue - red , blue - red )
[23:27] <LadyBug> gordonjcp: I have a headless 12.04 mining rig and I need the ATI temperature sensors to work. Which needs X.
[23:27] <Anuska> how i disable to not give that? becouse i think i will burn
[23:28] <juanchos77> hi
[23:28] <juanchos77> hola
[23:28] <gordonjcp> LadyBug: sounds like a pretty hideous overhead for a temperature sensor
[23:29] <hitsujiTMO> LadyBug: you need to be running an xsession anyway to mine on an ati gpu
[23:29] <LadyBug> gordonjcp: Well, all the mining is done in the GPU so the CPU is idle.
[23:29] <LadyBug> hitsujiTMO: Well, I have gotten pure mining to work without X, but not the temperature sensing in cgminer.
[23:31] <gordonjcp> LadyBug: yeah
[23:31] <gordonjcp> LadyBug: frankly ATI support in Linux is somewhat south of abysmal
[23:31] <hitsujiTMO> LadyBug: is your setup something like this: http://silverlinux.blogspot.ie/2013/10/minimal-headless-opencl-cgminer-on.html ?
[23:32] <nixnine> hello
[23:32] <nixnine> am i here?
[23:32] <hitsujiTMO> !topic | nixnine
[23:33] <cylix> a
[23:33] <LadyBug> hitsujiTMO: Pretty much. Base system 12.04 desktop, though. Drivers from AMD, version 13.12.
[23:33] <hitsujiTMO> LadyBug: then its using an xsession
[23:36] <hitsujiTMO> LadyBug: but run an xsession in vnc or something to use aticonfig
[23:36] <hitsujiTMO> s/but/just
[23:36] <LadyBug> hitsujiTMO: ... except that I don't have the xdm... I also modified grub to start in text mode. When I got the miner working, I did not have X running.
[23:36] <LadyBug> Now that I have the lightdm working, mining stopped working.
[23:38] <treehouse> Hi. As I've understood it, by my uni professor, you don't want to run skype without a sandbox. But how do you do that in linux?
[23:38] <hitsujiTMO> LadyBug: whatever way you are calling cgminer. its firing up its own xsession. its not an interactive xsession, but its still an xsession. do you need aticonfig to be running, or is it just to change a setting?
[23:39] <Ben64> treehouse: you could run it in virtualbox, but that's not very efficient
[23:39] <funkster> need some help, when i have my wired connect, inetnet access if fine, when i connect wireless dhcp seems to add to the route table and i can access internet over wired eth0, im using ping -I eth0 yahoo.com and it "destination host unavailable" do i need to add a new route for eth0 or something?
[23:39] <treehouse> especially when your hardware doesn't support it :3
[23:41] <LadyBug> hitsujiTMO: Ahh, I didn't know that cgminer would fire its own xsession. I don't actually need aticonfig itself, I would just need cgminer to see the temperature sensors. Currently the miner works but does not see the ADL stuff. And no, it's not a compile time issue. cgminer compiles clean and ADL enabled. The ADL sensor bits just do not work. And I started debugging this by trying to figure out why aticonfig doesn't work.
[23:43] <xip> I couldn't get dual boot working on my new laptop with Windows 8 pre-installed. It's like they try to make it impossible. -- my solution... wipe the hdd
[23:43] <xip> and get ubuntu for life
[23:45] <funkster> this is my "route -n" http://pastebin.com/yL2SkT7U - how do i make eth0 accessible to the internet, when i dhcp my wlan0 is makes it inaccessible - anyone know?
[23:47] <TJ-> funkster: You've got 2 devices routing 192.168.10.0/24 ... confusing the kernel.
[23:47] <crunch-choco> guys, can anyone advise me some package to better manage my cpu temperature? (i'm on laptop)
[23:47] <TJ-> funkster: Configure wlan0 to *not* set a default route
[23:47] <funkster> funkster: would that be in /etc/network/interfaces, or?
[23:48] <hitsujiTMO> LadyBug: you should fire up aticonfig in some sort of interactive xsession, whether its thru vnx or what not. see if that can see the temps. also check if lm-sensors can read the temps
[23:49] <LadyBug> hitsujiTMO: Thanks for the hint, will do that tomorrow.
[23:49] <treehouse> are wine-executed programs completely isolated?
[23:49] <speaker1234> need a recommendation on an ftp server
[23:50] <hitsujiTMO> treehouse: no
[23:52] <treehouse> hitsujiTMO: :( .. can I do anything to prevent skype form doing nasty things? I just want it to do what I expect it to do and nothing more than that. In other words: isolate it from the rest of the system. Can I just run it as a user which only have access to a certain directory?
[23:53] <Jef91> Anyone know if there are precompiled current packages for running systemd on Ubuntu 12.04?
[23:56] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, I have some interesting discoveries.  still don't have physical access, but interesting discoveries that I would like to get your thoughts on.
[23:56] <litropy> When I'm connected to my LAN (via ethernet; my LAN doesn't have Internet) and also connected to my router (which does have Internet) using my wifi card, it seems networkmanager ignores wifi and instead tries to get Internet from my LAN. In other words, when I'm connected to both, I don't have Internet.
[23:57] <hitsujiTMO> treehouse: nope. but i doubt skype would be doing nasty things anyway
[23:57] <hitsujiTMO> sudormrf: fire away
[23:57] <TJ-> litropy: You need to configure *only* the WiFi interface to set a default route
[23:58] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, thanks.  so whenever I connect to it using a program like remoter or remmina it works fine.  it connects and I see the prompt.  whenever I use just the terminal it will connect and authenticate, but it fails to give me the prompt.
[23:59] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, I don't know if it means much, but yeah.  that is what I have discovered so far.
[23:59] <hitsujiTMO> sudormrf: have you configured sshd beyond the basics?
[23:59] <sudormrf> hitsujiTMO, I have not.