[00:00] <tertu> as my user
[00:02] <Dutchman> I believe you'll need to do it as root. The linked article should explain all that I believe.
[00:05] <tertu> it really doesn't explain much of anything
[00:05] <tertu> besides
[00:06] <tertu> "this is how you do this one exact thing if you have gnome on your computer"
[00:06] <tertu> or nm-applet anyway
[00:09] <Dutchman> I hoped some of the instructions would still be useful, it was all I found that seemed helpful. Sorry it wasn't. I'm not a network guy, was just trying to help.
[00:11] <Dutchman> Perhaps this would be better, it's KDE-specific, and recent: http://liquidat.wordpress.com/2013/12/19/howto-share-ethernet-via-wifi-with-networkmanager-in-kde/
[00:46] <lars> Iḿ still having trouble getting my cam to work on chat sites
[00:47] <lars> test
[03:42] <jackyalcine> So I need help attending to boot using the grub console
[03:42] <jackyalcine> It's not a rescue console, but seemingly I have no entries in GRUB
[05:54] <novakitty> so I just enabled ipv6..is there anything i need to worry about in terms of security?  Does this mean my machine is world accessible?
[05:55] <tsimpson> it's the same as IPv4, just a different address space
[05:56] <novakitty> I thought I read somewhere that it does away with NAT
[05:58] <tsimpson> it can do, as you generally get a range of addresses assigned to you from your ISP instead of just one
[05:59] <novakitty> what i mean is the address listed above when i connected is one of the addresses listed when i run ifconfig..so you got the ip of my machine, not that of the router.
[06:00] <novakitty> ah ok thats good to know...i was wondering how that would work
[06:00] <novakitty> probably not the brightest thing to pop into irc and say "i might have a security problem" is it?
[06:00] <tsimpson> depends who's watching ;)
[06:01] <novakitty> well it's logged on the internets now
[06:01] <novakitty>  : O
[06:01] <tsimpson> IPs aren't logged, at least not by the official log bot
[06:01] <novakitty> but im guessing that if im no longer protected by NAT that i need to for sure get UFW firewall working properly with ipv6
[06:02] <tsimpson> by default there are no services installed that listen to the outside world
[06:02] <novakitty> true
[06:02] <tsimpson> so it's mostly only a concern if you install some world-facing services, like ssh or http
[06:02] <novakitty> well...
[06:03] <novakitty> and i suppose if its somethign i already made a NAT pinhole for then it's not of much concern
[06:05] <novakitty> So if i am running a server like ssh or http, then it's safe to assume it's listening for traffic on ipv6 now too?
[06:07] <tsimpson> as long as the software has support for ipv6, yes
[06:07] <tsimpson> most things do these days
[06:07] <tsimpson> you can always see what's listening with "sudo netstat -lnp"
[06:08] <novakitty> oh that's helpful thank you
[06:09] <novakitty> ahh i see tcp, tcp6, udp, udp6
[06:10] <novakitty> hmm i wonder why ktorrent is listening when it's not running
[06:12] <tsimpson> if it's listening, it's running
[06:18] <novakitty> yeah that was odd..i started ktorrent closed it and it's not listening now...
[06:18] <novakitty> so i see smbd is listening over tcp6..that can't be good right?
[06:22] <tsimpson> depends on what address it's listening on
[06:23] <novakitty> it doesnt specify addresses, only ports
[06:23] <tsimpson> if it shows the foreign address as 0.0.0.0:* or :::*, then it's not so good
[06:23] <novakitty> hmmmm
[06:24] <tsimpson> in that case you probably want ufw to block external connections to the port
[06:27] <novakitty> so i have rules for ufw now like allow from "192.168.1.0/24 to all port 445" which allows all traffic from the LAN, but nothing else...but with the nature of ipv6..is there a way to define a range that only applies to my LAN?  Does that make sense?
[06:28] <tsimpson> if you look at ifconfig, you should see a inet6 addr line ending in "Scope:Link"
[06:29] <novakitty> yes
[06:29] <tsimpson> that's your internal range
[06:29] <tsimpson> the one with "Scope:Global" is the external range
[06:29] <novakitty> ahh ok..i have 2 with scope global and one with scope link
[06:30] <tsimpson> fe80::/64 is always local
[06:30] <tsimpson> (any address starting with fe80:)
[06:31] <novakitty> ok...do you know why I would have two addresses with scope:global?
[06:32] <tsimpson> I don't know, I can only guess it's because your router send you two address blocks
[06:32] <novakitty> interesting
[06:33] <novakitty> so i should start by allowing traffic only from fe80::/64 to any services i want to be accessible only from the local network?
[06:34] <tsimpson> yes
[06:34] <novakitty> thank you that'll make me feel a bit better
[06:34] <ggvaberi> hello guys. does anyone know how can i detect kde icon-theme name from linux terminal?
[06:35] <novakitty> its funny some stuff i read makes NAT out to be a downfall...but it was a reassuring downfall at least
[06:42] <novakitty> ggvaberi: im not 100% sure but im thinking it's set in a file in /home/USER/.kde/share/config but I can't prove it yet
[06:42] <nandhu> #python
[06:42] <novakitty> I know you can find the gtk2 icon theme in use in .gtkrc-2.0
[06:45] <novakitty> /home/USER/.kde/share/icons/ should show all the themes installed...not sure how to see which is in use though
[06:45] <tsimpson> ggvaberi_: "kreadconfig --group Icons --key Theme" should work
[06:47] <tsimpson> if not, then Oxygen is the default
[06:57] <novakitty> lol you can type man man in the terminal and get the manual for the manual command..for some reason I expected that not to work.
[07:06] <tsimpson> you should try "info info" some time
[07:26] <nandhu> #python
[07:43] <novakitty> are there any ufw GUI programs other than gufw and kcm-ufw?
[08:02] <novakitty> has anyone used gufw recently?
[09:06] <brandy_> greetins
[09:07] <Mackky> hi
[09:07] <brandy_> yesterday i ran dist-upgrade -y on 12.04  and today i find that kubuntu has been uninstalled. anyone with the same problem?
[09:07] <brandy_> was using kubuntu backports ppa for over 18 monts
[10:35] <brandy_> quit
[10:35] <brandy_> ?
[12:16] <BluesKaj> Howdy all
[12:16] <rannonga> hi
[12:18] <BluesKaj> DOS attacks? US servers won't connect
[12:18] <hateball> yes
[12:18] <rannonga> to freenode?
[12:18] <BluesKaj> yup
[12:18] <rannonga> changed to the brisbane server
[12:19] <BluesKaj> yeah , Helsinki server here
[12:19] <BluesKaj> my ols home town :)
[12:19] <BluesKaj> old
[12:19] <rannonga> nice
[12:19] <rannonga> must be cold
[12:20] <BluesKaj> we moved to Canada, where it's colder :)
[12:20] <BluesKaj> well in Ontario at least
[12:20] <rannonga> nice and warm in brisbane
[12:20] <BluesKaj> imagine so
[12:22] <BluesKaj> +40's too hot for me
[12:23] <rannonga> thats a heat wave in brisbane mostly slightly under 30
[12:23] <rannonga> but its more humid
[12:45] <lordievader> Good afternoon.
[14:56] <HorusHorrendus_> hey ... anyone knows how to get rid of the black background in eclipse content assists popups like this: http://i.imgur.com/KJ4ffPg.png
[14:57] <HorusHorrendus_> already fixed it not showing the correct imports, had to change the font of the dialog for this, but still can't seem to get rid of the black background
[14:59] <beyondcr> hello, kubuntu 13.10 here I was wondering if anyone knows how to hide kernel updates, I am running mainline and I am getting tired of seeing kernel updates in the update manager.
[15:00] <Aniar> beyondcr: install the kernel updates.
[15:00] <Aniar> beyondcr: they're security patches, and the last one is a doozy
[15:02] <Aniar> http://seclists.org/oss-sec/2014/q1/187
[15:02] <Aniar> that's why the kernel updated on Friday
[15:37] <toni_> via col vento
[15:37] <toni_> via col venti volevo dire
[15:38] <BluesKaj> !it | toni_
[17:01] <helge> hey everyone!
[17:01] <vektek> hello
[17:06] <helge> not my first day with linux. but with kubuntu!
[17:07] <helge> sorry, i had a timeout.
[17:17] <helge> somebody hear me?
[17:21] <Bateman> Hello
[17:23] <helge> hi Bateman
[17:24] <Bateman> I require help. For Youtube.
[17:25] <helge> whats the matter?
[17:27] <Bateman> Playlists won't load. Neither in the drop down menu a top of the page nor the add to list when I want to add a video to a playlist.
[17:27] <Bateman> Videos play fine.
[17:28] <Bateman> Openning rar files to get ISOs is a lilttle weird too.
[17:28] <dbrom> hello all
[17:28] <Bateman> Hello Dbroom.
[17:29] <manny> hi Bateman
[17:29] <Bateman> Hello Manny.
[17:30] <manny> My Youtube videos gone blank but still music plays?
[17:30] <manny> tried to reinstall codecs but nothing worked
[17:32] <Bateman> Samething happens to me if I changed tabs too long last night. Don't know why. I might get a different distro if problems keep popping up like this.
[17:34] <dbrom> question on rsync ... i am doing a full /home/User backup and would like to use rsync to recover everything but a few folders... using exclude to do so but its comming bak to the user from a freenas box
[17:51] <dbrom> hello anyone here
[17:53] <lordievader> Hey dbrom
[17:54] <dbrom> how are you with rsync
[17:55] <lordievader> dbrom: Meh, allright.
[17:57] <dbrom> ok here is my question I am using scp to copy a users folder but would like to set up the script to rsync thte data to the server to the PC but the script being ran from the PC
[17:59] <dbrom> using - scp -r user@192.168.96.199:/mnt/V1/Users/$name/ /home/ at the moment but need to exclude folders thataare not need right away. Thats why I would like to use rsync
[18:02] <lordievader> dbrom: So what is the actual question?
[18:03] <dbrom> how do i use rssync within a script to sync a remote folder to a local folder and also --exclude="/Videos"
[18:05] <lordievader> dbrom: Do you know how to write bash scrips?
[18:07] <dbrom> yes... im doing one at the monet for fressh installs thats install all extra packages and then coping the foler which I have backedup to my new istall... but at the moment I am using scp which backs up all data witch really isnt need until later
[18:09] <lordievader> dbrom: I'm still not really sure of the problem, but this is what I have for an rsync copy over ssh (it's an alias that is why target+destination are missing): rsync -avz --partial --progress --rsh=ssh
[18:11] <dbrom> this is what im doing at the moment   http://goo.gl/8IgUVC
[18:11] <dbrom> when I do a restore I would like to exclude some folders
[18:13] <lordievader> dbrom: And you want to replace those scp commands with their rsync counter parts?
[18:14] <dbrom> yes with the eclude switch
[18:14] <dbrom> exclude
[18:15] <lordievader> dbrom: Should those excludes come from the user (input)?
[18:16] <dbrom> Yes it could but thats a Echo with a read and the use value inn the --exclude"value"
[18:18] <lordievader> dbrom: Not exactly.
[18:19] <dbrom> would this work.... echo" What folders do you not want to recover" : read ans : --exclude="$ans"
[18:20] <dbrom> : = new line
[18:21] <lordievader> Not if it is more than one.
[18:27] <dbrom> did you send me something
[18:28] <fabio123> is it possible to run wayland on kyubuntu 13.10?
[18:28] <fabio123> do i need weston?
[18:29] <lordievader> dbrom: Almost, got the script. Seems pastebinit is no longer installed.
[18:30] <lordievader> dbrom: This would be an example for the first scp, it is semi-tested: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6868585/
[18:31] <dbrom> if you do echo"question" /n read and /n then (1, 2, 3 , 4) /n then each number be but in a for loop with exculde being multiplied by each  number
[18:34] <dbrom> im scp deb to all systems the rm -r the folder
[18:38] <dbrom> i could ech all files in the deb folder then give the option to copy what is required
[18:40] <lordievader> dbrom: I have lost track, what is the problem now?
[18:41] <dbrom> look aat the $name line that needss to be replaced with rsync and have exclued switchs added eith user inputted or not
[18:42] <lordievader> dbrom: That would use the same format as I showed with the other one.
[18:44] <lordievader> dbrom: Also line 8 can be heavily optimized, first add all the repos and then run apt-get update once.
[18:44] <lordievader> And apt-get install can also be run once.
[18:47] <dbrom> i have added a repos
[18:56] <dbrom> all i want to do is exculed the folders that are not used alot
[18:56] <lordievader> dbrom: I already gave you the script for that.
[19:04] <dbrom> ill try it
[19:10] <dbrom> im testing on a VM now
[20:00] <dbrom> lord you still around
[20:00] <lordievader> dbrom: Jup, still here.
[20:00] <cihan_> hallo?
[20:01] <lordievader> Hey cihan_
[20:01] <cihan_> :-D
[20:02] <lordievader> How are you doing, cihan_?
[20:03] <cihan_> english? ouh, great...
[20:03] <dbrom> Lord:  http://pastebin.kde.org/pg1eotze5#
[20:04] <cihan_> I'm little bit confused
[20:04] <lordievader> cihan_: Where are you from? There might be a localized (K)Ubuntu channel.
[20:04] <lordievader> dbrom: Could you use my full nick in the future?
[20:04] <cihan_> from germany. I have a little problem with grub and look for help now
[20:05] <lordievader> dbrom: ? What do I do with that?
[20:05] <lordievader> !german | cihan_
[20:05] <dbrom> will do, thats te error i get after running the script
[20:05] <cihan_> danke an ubottu!
[20:05] <lordievader> dbrom: Have you read the error? It is quite descriptive.
[20:09] <dbrom> it says ther is a error on the last line of the script
[20:10] <lordievader> dbrom: Line above, the last line is caused by the error above.
[20:11] <dbrom> I enter Videos as the folder to exclude
[20:12] <lordievader> dbrom: Have you read the error above the EOF line?
[20:13] <dbrom> There is no error above the EOF line
[20:14] <dbrom> does Video work in the exclude statement or do you need to put /Video
[20:15] <lordievader> dbrom: Right sorry, thought EOF was on the second line. Anyhow what the error means is that bash saw an opening " started looking for the closing " but found EOF (End Of File) before the closing ". Bash doesn't understands this and errors.
[20:16] <lordievader> Err the " could also be ` or '. Not really sure...
[20:23] <dbrom> there is a "=" missing in the exclude $item statement in the for loop.... also this is used on the deb folder not the users folder ... on the users folder it need  to not sync folders with the user thats being recovered
[20:23] <dbrom> do you still have the script
[20:24] <dbrom> and do you hav e the script that i sent you
[20:25] <lordievader> dbrom: Yes on the thing I sent you, no on the script you sent me.
[20:29] <dbrom> te question I have is  can i still use the first read input as a input in the the you sync to the PC   http://goo.gl/QtPGU7   if you read the script the first input isnt being used in the scp deb statement its being used in the folder/file recover statement
[20:30] <lordievader> dbrom: As long as you don't overwrite variables they will be available until the script ends.
[20:31] <tiga> [/who *.edu]
[20:31] <dbrom> ok let me get back to you
[20:31] <lordievader> dbrom: Line 14 in your post should be the first line. That tells your shell what program to use when interpreting the code.
[20:33] <dbrom> explain how the last ech statement works
[20:37] <lordievader> dbrom: It echos everything in the $excludes array (space seperated), that is piped into xargs. Ah I see the error. Seems I forgot the add the closing
[20:37] <lordievader> ", silly me. Sorry about that, the last line should be: echo ${excludes[@]}| xargs "rsync -avz --partial --progress --rsh=ssh ssuser@192.168.96.199:/mnt/V1/deb  /home/$USER/"
[20:43] <dbrom> i need it to exculde folders from the recovery folder not the deb folder
[20:44] <lordievader> dbrom: My paste was just an example.
[20:49] <moparisthebest> how can I manually look up a CD in the cddb in k3b?
[20:49] <moparisthebest> it won't find it automatically but I found it manually on freedb.org
[21:25] <dbrom> lordievader: its restoring to a folder in the home directory thats im loged it to
[21:39] <BluesKaj> moparisthebest, k3b is a burner app not a music player
[21:39] <BluesKaj> moparisthebest, try amarok
[21:42] <moparisthebest> BluesKaj: k3b also rip's CDs, and looks them up in the CDDB first, I need to manually look it up because it can't be found :)
[21:50] <BluesKaj> moparisthebest, perhaps , but amarok shouid be able to do a cddb
[21:51] <BluesKaj> anyway, enough for one day
[22:01] <psyentologist> oh hi ya'll okay I've got a problem with the digital clock on my task bar telling me 10:00 pm UTC instead of 5:00 pm EST i see no way to change it either except to just delete the digital clock..
[22:03] <psyentologist> :(
[22:03] <rannonga> type date into terminal
[22:04] <rannonga> is the time right
[22:04] <psyentologist> psyentologist@psyentologist-NV57H:~$ date
[22:04] <psyentologist> Mon Feb  3 17:04:19 EST 2014
[22:04] <psyentologist> psyentologist@psyentologist-NV57H:~$
[22:04] <psyentologist> thats what it told me
[22:04] <rannonga> thats the right time
[22:05] <genii> psyentologist: Right-click on clock...Digital clock Settings... Time Zones...Then check off the city your time zone is in... also look to see if under where the cities are located if the "Clock Defaults to" is set to UTC or Local
[22:05]  * genii makes more coffee and goes back to work
[22:05] <psyentologist> ooooohhhh genii THANKYOU
[22:05] <psyentologist> i see it now!
[22:06] <psyentologist> i changeit from utc to loca. LO! I feel real stupid now hahaha
[22:06] <psyentologist> genii:  thankyou again for your help
[22:07] <psyentologist> (i've been trying to fool with it for about 20 minutes now and I was considering just deleting the clock alltogether)
[22:08] <psyentologist> i knew the clock had to be right somehow though because when i'd restart the computer and boot into windows it tells me the correct time then
[22:09] <astropirate> Hello friends
[22:09] <astropirate> I have many desktops
[22:09] <astropirate> with 2 monitors
[22:09] <astropirate> how do i set the wallpaper for all of them?
[22:09] <astropirate> i have no interest in setting the walpaper for 18 desktops
[22:09] <astropirate> seperately
[22:10] <pietro10> Hi. I have kde-config-gtk and gtk[23]-engines-oxygen installed, and for things like Firefox they work fine, but for SYnaptic and gparted in sudo I still get the default GTK theme. How can I fix this? Thanks.
[22:11] <rannonga> pietro10,  its written in gtk2 cant change it by using a kde theme
[22:11] <pietro10> except this is exactly what gtk2-engines-oxygen is supposed to do, and does for apps that I run without sudo
[22:13] <Poisoned_Dragon_> pietro10, you do know that there is a OT based Synaptic GUI, right?
[22:14] <Poisoned_Dragon_> besides, what's wrong with muon?
[22:16] <pietro10> I tried it way back on linux mint 13 and it wasn't very good at the time; maybe it's better now
[22:16] <pietro10> let's find out, I suppose
[22:18] <pietro10> hm... mostly fine, I guess
[22:18] <pietro10> though what is the qt synaptic you mentioend?
[22:20] <Poisoned_Dragon_> Huh, I can't find a package for it.
[22:20] <Poisoned_Dragon_> Well, it use to be ea thing.
[22:21] <Poisoned_Dragon_> I guess muon replaced it.
[22:22] <pietro10> hm
[22:22] <pietro10> thanks then
[22:25] <pietro10> (also @ Poisoned_Dragon_ hi I'm andlabs and kubuntu doesn't have any of the problems linux mint had =p )
[22:25] <Poisoned_Dragon_> I've never had any real probs with either.
[23:33] <latorture> hi