[00:00] <bbaaxx> ramiro: I read recently about some google framework that makes creating svg's from javascript a breeze.
[00:00] <ramiro> bbaaxx: C, but most other people that will work in the project don't know C. there should be a language specific for something like this (like parametric svg)
[00:01] <usr13> gkmngrgn: nmap -p22 192.168.1.3
[00:02] <gkmngrgn> usr13: the output is "host is up."
[00:03] <bbaaxx> ramiro: Don't know about that, but here is the javascript thing I was talking about (not from google) http://raphaeljs.com/
[00:03] <usr13> gkmngrgn: But does it say 22/tcp open or  22/tcp closed?
[00:03] <bbaaxx> ramiro: hope it helps somehow, anyways you can script stuff with inkscape using python I believe
[00:04] <gkmngrgn> usr13: ah it said 22/tcp open
[00:05] <usr13> ssh -v gkmngrgn@192.168.1.3
[00:05] <usr13> gkmngrgn: (where gkmngrgn is the actual user name)
[00:05] <gkmngrgn> okay
[00:06] <bbaaxx> ramiro: ahh, is not python, I'm being told that you use shell scripting with inkscape and you can generate your own svg's with stuff as complicated as data backends for graphs and such
[00:07] <bbaaxx> ramiro: But I don't know much about that :D
[00:07] <gkmngrgn> usr13: the output is: https://gist.github.com/gkmngrgn/1a93d4c282a639bba7d5
[00:08] <FourFire> Hello
[00:09] <usr13> gkmngrgn: can you ping it?  ping 192.168.1.4  Can you ping port 22?  ping -p22 192.168.1.4
[00:09] <themartianist> hey does anyone here know whether ubuntu can be installed on a usb stick AND encrypted?
[00:10] <usr13> gkmngrgn: nmap 192.168.1.4   #See what ports are open.  (Maybe you are looking for a different IP?)
[00:10] <themartianist> i'm not talking about just encrypting a folder within the ubuntu usb installation i mean the whole thing... requiring a password before booting from the usb
[00:10] <gkmngrgn> usr13: it says, request timeout or host is down. there is no command named nmap on osx
[00:10] <usr13> gkmngrgn:  Go to host machine and do   ifconfig   (See what the IP really is).
[00:11] <chris__> hi, have some rkhunter problems. especially updating...
[00:11] <chris__> the packages of rkhunter are bit old it seems... why?
[00:12] <usr13> gkmngrgn: Do nmap on the server PC.  nmap 192.168.1.4  (if that is really it's IP address).
[00:12] <usr13> gkmngrgn: Also, compare the IP address of the server and client (see that they are on the same subnet).
[00:13] <usr13> gkmngrgn: What is the IP on the client PC?
[00:14] <usr13> gkmngrgn: You can also ping your own NIC, so do it on the server.
[00:14] <chris__> searching for lsattr, apt-cache search says e2fslibs... its already installed but i have no lsattr.... [00:15] <FourFire> woohwooh
[00:15] <ggorgen> usr13: nmap output is; https://gist.github.com/gkmngrgn/7cd81e05ade163799480
[00:16] <FourFire> I just started copying ~180GB of data between two 7200 RPM 2.5" HDDs
[00:16] <zapsoda-> I was in the middle of a sudo apt-get upgrade on my VPS when my internet cut out this is what my screen showed http://i.imgur.com/5ceulhW.png the bottom line scared me the most but now I reconnected and went to do the upgrade again and this happened http://i.imgur.com/m7PMhbQ.png it sounds like the old upgrade process hasnt released the lock yet, Is this because it ended unexpectly and didnt delete the
[00:16] <zapsoda-> lock file or could the upgrade still be happening and running sudo killall apt-get would be a really bad idea?
[00:16] <FourFire> it feels *heavy*
[00:18] <usr13> ggorgen: /sbin/ifconfig |grep Bcast
[00:19] <FourFire> I wonder how fast it would be if the USB2.0 interface was the bottleneck
[00:19] <usr13> ggorgen: Can you ping the client?  ping 192.168.1.x  (Where 192.168.1.x is the client's IP)
[00:19] <usr13> ggorgen: What is the IP of the client?
[00:20] <ggorgen> usr13: https://gist.github.com/gkmngrgn/7da5457a61c5df9a3060
[00:20] <gkmngrgn> usr13: client ip is 192.168.1.7
[00:21] <usr13> gkmngrgn: Can you ping it from the Ubuntu PC?
[00:22] <gkmngrgn> usr13: no =/ output is: Destionation Host Unreachable
[00:22] <netameta__> how can i check if a certain package is installed on my server ?
[00:22] <netameta__> i would like to check if phpmyadmin is on
[00:22] <usr13> gkmngrgn: So you have a network problem....
[00:23] <usr13> netameta__: apt-cache policy <package-name>
[00:24] <excelsiora> Am I safe to upgrade to Saucy Salamander?
[00:24] <netameta__> usr13 thanks will check
[00:24] <usr13> netameta__: or:  dpkg -L  <package-name>
[00:26] <usr13> excelsiora: What do you have installed now?
[00:27] <usr13> excelsiora: cat /etc/issue
[00:28] <FourFire> Hello everyone
[00:28] <FourFire> have a look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MultiarchSpec
[00:28] <FourFire> I am Shawn,
[00:28] <FourFire> I have 12.04
[00:28] <FourFire> How do I proceed to updating it to a 64-Bit version?
[00:29] <xangua> FourFire: if you are using 32bit, backup and reinstall
[00:29] <themartianist> asking again... does any here know how to install ubuntu to a usb and have the entire usb encrypted as well?
[00:29] <FourFire> xangua, I am currently backing up
[00:29] <FourFire> xangua, did you look at the link I provided?
[00:30] <rww> FourFire: multiarch is not the same thing as converting your installation from 32-bit to 64-bit
[00:30] <FourFire> rww ok,
[00:31] <chris__> rkhunter is quite old version
[00:31] <usr13> FourFire: You re-install
[00:32] <FourFire> usr, got it
[00:33] <usr13> FourFire: Backup personal files, download a amd64 ISO, put it on the install media of your choice.   (If you have /home/ on separate partition, you can skip formatting it and just use it as is.)
[00:33] <FourFire> usr, everything is on the same partition
[00:33] <FourFire> I
[00:33] <FourFire> I'll use the install media
[00:33] <usr13> FourFire: But if you are doing ok with your 32bit OS, you can just keep using it...
[00:34] <FourFire> nope
[00:34] <usr13> FourFire: Do you fall into one of the catagories discussed at  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MultiarchSpec ?
[00:35] <FourFire> I have encountered a brick wall with memory limitations in java
[00:35] <FourFire> yes
[00:35] <usr13> FourFire: I see.  Ok.
[00:35] <FourFire> Shawn
[00:38] <icloud> when i use x11vnc to share my desktop with my tablet the video streams are super laggy, can any one help me?
[00:40] <usr13> FourFire: I have not carefully read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MultiarchSpec  I'm not sure about it all... BUT, under Relase Note it says: "Ubuntu 11.04 introduces support for installing packages from multiple architectures on a single system. This makes a wider array of 32-bit applications available to users of 64-bit Ubuntu"  and what that means is that, since Ubuntu 11.04, provisions have been made to run 32bit libraries alongside the 64bit ones (on a 64bit in
[00:41] <zapsoda-> I was in the middle of a sudo apt-get upgrade on my VPS when my internet cut out this is what my screen showed http://i.imgur.com/5ceulhW.png the bottom line scared me the most but now I reconnected and went to do the upgrade again and this happened http://i.imgur.com/m7PMhbQ.png it sounds like the old upgrade process hasnt released the lock yet, Is this because it ended unexpectly and didnt delete the lock file or could the upgrade
[00:41] <zapsoda->  still be happening and running sudo killall apt-get would be a really bad idea?
[00:41] <FourFire> usr, but the user stories section, near the top
[00:42] <usr13> zapsoda-: sudo apt-get -f install
[00:43] <usr13> zapsoda-: Oh, it's still running...?
[00:44] <usr13> FourFire: Which one?
[00:44] <FourFire> Shawn
[00:44] <usr13> FourFire: Oh, I see....
[00:45] <FourFire> I said it from the start ;P
[00:45] <usr13> Over time the remaining i386 packages are replaced automatically on upgrade.... ?????
[00:46] <usr13> FourFire: It appears to indicate that you can migrate to 64bit from an existing 32bit system, but it does not seem possible.
[00:47] <FourFire> usr13, I'm assuming update manager's thing
[00:47] <basketball> in gnome how do i make the launcher like thing icons bigger
[00:47] <FourFire> usr13, sounds like magic to me, but then I'm poorly literate in computer science so most of what goes on seems like magic to me
[00:50] <usr13> FourFire: I'm cooking supper right now, can't devote full attention to it right now, maybe someone else will chime in, (have to get back to the stove... )
[00:50] <FourFire> ok
[00:52] <Fudus> in unity, super,type appear "launch icon size"
[00:52] <Fudus> to basketball
[00:53] <basketball> Fudus:  the gnome favorite icons
[00:53] <Fudus> gnome-shell, don't know
[00:54] <GrayZ> I'm trying to be able to make sftp-access for uploading things for one user, and that that user will not be able to get outside he's home directory. No matter what i have been trying to do all day it seems impossible. Atm i can browse the entire rootsystem
[00:59] <intx> is there anything for ubuntu that I can install that provides a webgui interface for iptables? like a firewall distro?
[00:59] <Fudus> GrayZ: http://askubuntu.com/questions/134425/how-can-i-chroot-sftp-only-ssh-users-into-their-homes dunno if that'll work
[01:03] <humbag> intx: have you tried gufw ?
[01:03] <intx> humbag: I need it as a router
[01:03] <intx> or rather, he does :P
[01:05] <intx> needs to be able to do masquerading and port forwarding while being 'easy' enough for him to use
[01:10] <GrayZ> Fudus thx i will have a look. Followed many guides like that all day long with no success, seem to lock myself out of been able to connect at all when putting that in
[01:11] <Barcelona1937> ei friends
[01:12] <ukfromit> squidguard
[01:12] <humbag> that's for intx right,
[01:13] <intx> ufw + port forwarding capability would be great
[01:27] <advx_> hi all, good morning
[01:32] <GrayZ> no no and no. i have tried everything. followed your url exactly, it ended up by locking myself out of the shell. now i'm back on track again and even sftp access, but i can browse the entire rootdir
[01:33] <tdannecy> !usernames
[01:36] <drscoops> ok i downloaded flash for linux but I can't do sudo apt-get install flash.tar.gz  what am I missing
[01:37] <Beldar> drscoops, Flash is in  the ubuntu repos sudo apt-get flashplugin-installer
[01:39] <Beldar> sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer actually hehe*
[01:40] <drscoops> ok
[01:40] <drscoops> thank you beldar
[01:40] <Beldar> drscoops, No prob, you seem to be installed. ;)
[01:46] <HEROnymous> howdy
[01:48] <HEROnymous> I'm trying to setup a multi-monitor config with a couple of video cards.  Right now I've got a tv hooked up via hdmi to one card, and a little monitor hooked up to the other via dsub.  the little monitor is used by the bios, but goes all white once I get into X and isn't available in the list in the display config screen.  xrandr doesn't show that card/screen at all.  In `lshw -C display` the video card with the little monitor on it is
[01:48] <HEROnymous> showing up as "unclaimed".  anyone seen anything like this before or know an easy fix?
[02:13] <kartingist> всем привет)
[02:13] <usr13> kartingist: Yes?
[02:15] <kartingist> so so
[02:21] <thegreenhundred> gms: the wife says yes, if a mans lips are moving, he is wrong
[02:21] <rww> thegreenhundred: 1) that was a quit message so gms can't hear you, 2) neither it nor your reply are on-topic for #ubuntu
[02:22] <thegreenhundred> sorry
[02:22] <thoonai> do I really need the openssl req step for building myself certificates for nginx?
[02:24] <rcw2> hi, how can i toggle show/hide the [CR] symbols in geany?
[02:25] <junkanoo> anyone here using ubuntu gnome
[02:25] <rcw2> ah, finally, pref>editor>display>show line #'s
[02:26] <junkanoo> trying to get windows (like Chrome) to have a dark background and white txt
[02:26] <junkanoo> is that a theme's thing or tweak
[02:27] <tdannecy> junkanoo: There are a lot of themes at http://gnome-look.org/
[02:27] <junkanoo> so if i'm using gnome 3 i need to pick one for gnome shell yes
[02:28] <tdannecy> junkanoo: Yep. That's correct.
[02:32] <junkanoo> tdannecy, so I've downloaded a theme, unzipped and copied to /usr/share/themes, but it doesn't show up in the tweak ui
[02:32] <junkanoo> in fact under themes I have an exclamation mark
[02:33] <GrayZ> my homefolder dissapeard when i was trying to mv -t /home/user1/backup /home/user2
[02:33] <tdannecy> junkanoo: The default theme directory is  ~/.themes
[02:36] <Gowie> So I just had the pretty infamous 'blinking cursor' boot hanging issue happen to my HTPC. I fixed it by adding the 'nolapic' boot option to my grub configuration. I'm wondering why I suddenly am running into that issue and how nolapic fixed my problem. Does anyone think they can explain that for me?
[02:38] <brian__> tdannecy, that dir doesn't exist
[02:38] <Ben64> Gowie: what are the specs of the computer, and what version of ubuntu
[02:38] <brian__> make it?
[02:38] <brian__> then copy folder in?
[02:39] <GrayZ> what the heck just happend to my homedirectory, user2 is just like blown away after attempting to do mv -t /home/user1/backup /home/user2
[02:42] <Ben64> GrayZ: because you did -t
[02:42] <GrayZ> Ben64 but -t is for moving directorys?
[02:42] <Gowie> Ben64: Ubuntu 13.04. Intell Core 2 DUO CPU E8400 && Graphics is Gallium 0.4 on AMD TURKS
[02:42] <Ben64> GrayZ: no, you should really read the man page before using switches
[02:43] <Ben64> GrayZ: and user2 should be in /home/user1/backup/
[02:43] <Ben64> Gowie: sorry, 13.04 is no longer supported
[02:44] <Gowie> Ben64: So upgrade?
[02:44] <brian__> anyone know how to install a gnome shell theme on ubuntu gnome 14.04 beta?  i downloaded "Glass" and unzipped, then copied to ~/.themes and it doesn't show up in the tweak ui
[02:45] <Ben64> Gowie: yeah, or fresh install, since your install doesn't seem to be the greatest right now, shouldn't ever have to boot with 'nolapic'
[02:45] <Ben64> brian__: 14.04 support in #ubuntu+1 until release
[02:45] <GrayZ> Ben64 thx. i read the --help but i guess i was reading that all wrong. tried man now but i can't see anything about moving directories. Now i need to make this work again so my homefolder gets back :P
[02:46] <Gowie> Ben64: Gotcha. I'll go the fresh install route. Thanks.
[02:46] <Ben64> GrayZ: theres nothing special about moving directories, same command
[02:46] <GrayZ> ok
[02:46] <Ben64> GrayZ: "mv /path/to/folder1 /path/to/destination/"
[02:46] <thom_> I have an external hard drive, I can't copy files to it as it is owned by root. Can someone help me?
[02:47] <Ben64> thom_: what filesystem?
[02:47] <thom_> ext4
[02:47] <Ben64> you need to change ownership using the "chown" command with sudo
[02:47] <grkblood> anyone here use chromecast on ubuntu with hulu? I'm trying to cast hulu but its playing on my laptop and on my tv in the hulu page with a black screen where the player should be showing what im trying to watch
[02:47] <GrayZ> yes i have been able to do that but i need to set is as the homedirectory for that user too. Now the default one is / when i log in
[02:47] <Ben64> GrayZ: you can set home directories using "usermod"
[02:48] <thom_> I just tried and couldn't figure it out
[02:48] <Ben64> thom_: where is it mounted
[02:48] <happyfr0gg> Hello, I am using the Guake Terminal. I am trying to access a Music folder but can't. I can access all other folders from inside the Music folder, but not a certain one. Guake Terminal has the directory name highlighted in green.
[02:48] <thom_> Location /media/thom
[02:48] <Ben64> sudo chown -R <your username> /media/thom
[02:49] <thom_> that did it, thanks so much
[02:49] <thom_> I appreciate it
[02:49] <Ben64> no problem
[02:51] <GrayZ> thank you Ben64, now it's all correct again. A real jungle this is. 2 many years administrating windows machines :P
[02:52] <happyfr0gg> How do I access a directory that is inside my 'Music' directory? I can access all other directories but not a certain one.  I am using the Guake Terminal.
[02:52] <litropy> happyfr0gg, what happens?
[02:54] <litropy> Seeing as #firefox is silent, and this channel is fairly silent, I'm going to use a single line to go off-topic; apologies in advance. I'm looking for an Imagus equivalent. Is Image Zoom in any way related to Hover Free (malware)? Is there a better alternative?
[02:55] <cfhowlett> litropy, image zoom is no in the ubuntu repository ...
[02:56] <happyfr0gg> litropy, give me a minute while I provide a pastebin of my Guake terminal.
[02:57] <litropy> happyfr0gg, thanks. Remember to use paste.ubuntu.com
[02:57] <cfhowlett> litropy, found it.  no idea if it's related to hover free ...
[02:58] <happyfr0gg> litropy, will do.
[02:58] <cfhowlett> litropy, but there are multiple add-ons with that functionality.  install and test.
[02:59] <litropy> cfhowlett, thanks. I'm awaiting responses from other chan users, and would like to stay on topic until then. Feel free to direct message me.
[02:59] <happyfr0gg> litropy, http://paste.ubuntu.com/7059369/
[03:00] <litropy> happyfr0gg, put the directory in single quotes
[03:00] <litropy> cd 'Glenn Beck Radio'
[03:01] <mdel> you can also escape the spaces
[03:01] <mdel> or just remove that entire directory
[03:01] <mdel>  /s
[03:02] <happyfr0gg> What does /s do?
[03:02] <litropy> mdel, true. How does that go again? Like\sthis?
[03:02] <litropy> And isn't it backslash?
[03:02] <litropy> happyfr0gg, my way is likely less confusing for you: cd 'Glenn Beck Radio'
[03:03] <trism> happyfr0gg: or: cd G<tab>; and it will do it for you
[03:03] <mdel> The /s  was for sarcasm, a joke :)
[03:03] <happyfr0gg> Okay. Thanks litropy.
[03:03] <happyfr0gg> mdel, okay. Got ya mdel. Ha ha.
[03:03] <mdel> cd Glenn\ Beck\ Radio
[03:04] <mdel> As trism said using tab complete is easiest
[03:04] <happyfr0gg> I am used to using Window's command line. I think the fact that the directory has spaces in it, I have to surround the directory name in ''?
[03:04] <litropy> mdel, ah, yes. Regex.
[03:05] <litropy> happyface, yes.
[03:05] <litropy> happyfr0gg, yes
[03:05] <litropy> trism, thx for the tab tip
[03:06] <samkod_> I know this is kind of a broad question, but I am having a heck of a time fixing part of my gtk theme. http://samkod.org/image/screenshot.jpg
[03:07] <cfhowlett> samertm, what's the output of lsb_release -a
[03:07] <samkod_> I am trying to get that black text white, does anyone know what I would edit in the gtkrc file?
[03:07] <cfhowlett> samkod_, what's the output of lsb_release -a
[03:08] <samkod_> http://paste.debian.net/86368/
[03:09] <cfhowlett> samkod_, best you ask #debian for support then.
[03:14] <Caelum> my kernel just freezes when I try to boot
[03:14] <Caelum> no messages, just freezes
[03:14] <cfhowlett> Caelum, recent update?  reboot and use an older kernel
[03:16] <user___> exit
[03:16] <Caelum> I'd rather this one work
[03:24] <basketball>  when i plug in a vga monitor my laptop goes bizerg and freaks out
[03:24] <junkanoo> can't seem to get gnome shell theme to 'take'
[03:25] <junkanoo> copied to /home/themes and added themes extension and then selected 'Glass' theme in tweak, but everything looks the same
[03:25] <junkanoo> do themes also change look of things like chrome header?
[03:25] <junkanoo> don't like the grey with black txt
[03:25] <rww> junkanoo: if you're using trusty, stick to #ubuntu+1, thanks
[03:28] <madoja> Someone know why root can not usr alias?
[03:28] <junkanoo> rww,  my question is more generic... do themes (like the gnome shell glass theme) impact app window headers (like chrome or libreoffice wirter)?
[03:28] <madoja> Someone know why root can not use alias?
[03:30] <anil> Hello.
[03:31] <geirha> madoja: you mean you're trying to use a shell alias with sudo?
[03:32] <anil> I have a 500 GB hard disk. I want a separate partition for my data and want to install ubuntu on a separate partition.
[03:33] <anil> What mount point should I use for the partition for data
[03:33] <madoja> yes but it says bash command not found.
[03:33] <Ben64> anil: you can use /home or you can do whatever you like
[03:33] <anil> ]thnak you Ben64
[03:34] <anil> and for os installation mount point should be /  ?
[03:34] <Ben64> anil: yeah
[03:35] <anil> Thank you.
[03:35] <geirha> madoja: huh? your alias is named bash?
[03:36] <madoja> no.. bash:xxx:command not found.
[03:36] <geirha> madoja: anyway, aliases are only expanded when it's the first word on the line, and it's not inherited either. Even if it got inherited, sudo wouldn't know what to do with the shell alias, because it doesn't invoke a shell.
[03:37] <harris> Requested size (2560, 1024) exceeds 3D hardware limit (2048, 2048).You must either rearrange the displays so that they fit within a (2048, 2048) square.
[03:37] <geirha> madoja: One way around it is to include sudo inside the alias
[03:37] <Gowie> So I just installed 13.10 and my ethernet isn't working. It worked previously on 13.04. I've run `lspci` but it doesn't look to have an ethernet or network device. Can someone point me in the right direction to find what device I have since I think I just need to install the driver correct?
[03:38] <cfhowlett> Gowie, you have wifi on that computer?
[03:39] <rww> harris: are you using a supported version of Ubuntu, or trusty?
[03:39] <Gowie> cfhowlett: I can get wifi on it for the time being by using my USB wireless adapter, but I use that on another computer
[03:39] <harris> supported
[03:39] <rww> harris: then why are you crossposting to #ubuntu+1?
[03:39] <madoja> I know.Thank you grirha.
[03:39] <harris> trying to get help
[03:39] <rww> !crossposting | harris
[03:39] <harris> ok i wont crostpost
[03:40] <harris> can you help me rww
[03:40] <rww> harris: and while I'm talking to you, highlighting random channel operators when you have questions as you did earlier isn't going to get you help any faster
[03:40] <harris> ok
[03:41] <Ben64> harris: what is the output of "cat /etc/issue"
[03:45] <harris> ubuntu wallpape LTS \n \l
[03:45] <harris> ubuntu  LTS \n \l
[03:45] <rww> ...
[03:45] <rww> harris: don't lie, thanks
[03:45] <harris> im not lieinf
[03:46] <harris> lieing
[03:46] <cfhowlett> harris, no way the output of that command is ubuntu wallpape
[03:46] <Gowie> shit broke irssi..
[03:47] <rww> harris: can we have the actual contents of that file, please?
[03:49] <Gowie> Is there something else an ethernet device would be listed under from lspci other than 'ethernet' or 'network'?
[03:50] <geirha> Gowie: sudo lshw -class network
[03:52] <Tom1> why does ubuntu runs hotter on pc than windows?
[03:52] <Gowie> geirha: Thanks. Hm.. So that outputted my wireless usb but not my ethernet. Ugh guess it's just not picking up that device.
[03:55] <Beldar> Tom1, Not that way here, My guess, hardware and drivers.
[03:55] <geirha> Gowie: It's odd if it suddenly stopped being detected after upgrading. Do you happen to have an Ubuntu 13.04 live cd? if so, a nice test would be to boot that and see if the ethernet works in the live session
[03:57] <Tom1> Beldar: thanks for info, i have all drivers installed for my hardware in ubuntu, no probem with that, although linux mint and windows xp  runs a lot cooler on pc than ubuntu.
[03:58] <basketball> rww, i am sorry i am using trusty
[03:58] <basketball> it was wrong of me to lie
[03:58] <rww> basketball: then stick to #ubuntu+1 for support until it's released :)
[03:58] <ankurk_> Well, I am using IRC Cloud but $5 a month seems a bit steep, I have a VPS, can I use that instead?
[03:58] <Gowie> Yeah that would be a good test, but I don't think I have a 13.04 cd. I guess I'll give that a shot tomorrow.
[03:58] <Beldar> Tom1, You set up lm-sensors?
[03:58] <basketball> that channel is dead right now rww
[03:59] <ankurk_> What would I have to install on my VPS?
[03:59] <cfhowlett> !patience|basketball,
[03:59] <rww> basketball: Indeed, but you're not running a supported version of Ubuntu, so #ubuntu is not an appropriate place to ask for help.
[03:59] <cfhowlett> basketball, lying = providing bad intelligence = bad advice.  see "garbage in, garbage out"
[03:59] <basketball> should i reinstall 13.10
[03:59] <rww> If you're not comfortable with that difference in support, you should perhaps not use development releases.
[04:00] <rww> That's one option, yes :)
[04:04] <Tom1> Beldar: yes i have lm-sensors
[04:04] <Tom1> beldar: it shows the cpu temps of both two cpu cores,
[04:08] <usr13> exit
[04:14] <return0> I have 2 drives with about 90% identical data, anyone know a program that would let me easily browse the differences?
[04:17] <ejv> return0: man diff
[04:19] <ejv> return0: diff -rq /mnt/drive1/ /mnt/drive2/ > /path/to/home/directory/differences.txt
[04:19] <return0> ejv: I know of diff, but I really need something graphical otherwise going through a huge text list is quite painful
[04:20] <ejv> return0: -q would only report differences; how is that any different from a list in a GUI?
[04:20] <return0> ejv: updating the list again and again as i move things
[04:20] <ejv> well good luck to you
[04:20] <return0> I'm surprised I can't find a FM that has a diff-like feature
[04:22] <ejv> probably because diff exists, and it's powerful and versatile.
[04:22] <return0> wait... i could move all diff stuff to folders, then sync the not different folders, then plop things back in
[04:42] <ajlemke> What should I do to fix a computer starting in low graphics mode? 13.10 fglrx
[04:44] <ajlemke> Works fine if I start in the advanced mode and hit resume
[05:05] <Bashing-om> ajlemke: How did you intstall the fglrx driver ?
[05:07] <ajlemke> Bashing-om: software & updates --> Addition Drivers and it looks like I have fglrx-updates
[05:12] <Bashing-om> ajulmira: Additional drivers is pretty smart, but, what retruns from terminal command -> lspci -nnk | grep -iA3 vga <- (maybe no longer supported card ?)
[05:13] <ajlemke> Bashing-om: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Tahiti PRO [Radeon HD 7950] [1002:679a] Subsystem: PC Partner Limited / Sapphire Technology Device [174b:3000] Kernel driver in use: fglrx_pci
[05:13] <ajlemke> 01:00.1 Audio device [0403]: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Tahiti XT HDMI Audio [Radeon HD 7970 Series] [1002:aaa0]
[05:13] <ajlemke> The driver seems to work fine if I start up through the advanced option in grub and just resume.
[05:15] <Bashing-om> ajlemke: Looks good, have you tried -> sudo aticonfig --initial <- ??
[05:15] <Bashing-om> ajlemke: the driver is use from "recovery" console is a different drivver ( lvmpipe, I think in 13.10 )
[05:16] <ajlemke> Bashing-om: Is this a restart or log off?
[05:16] <Bashing-om> ajlemke: that is the driver config routine for the ATI driver.
[05:16] <ajlemke> Bashing-om: Will try brb
[05:16] <Bashing-om> ajulmira: may have to reboot after running the commnad for it to take effect.
[05:17] <Bashing-om> ajulmira: sorry bout that !
[05:18] <kript> #defocus
[05:19] <jarray52> which package contains pg_ctl?
[05:19] <geirha> jarray52: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=contents&keywords=pg_ctl&mode=exactfilename&suite=saucy&arch=any
[05:19] <rww> jarray52: postgresql-9.1
[05:19] <jarray52> rww: Thanks
[05:19] <jarray52> geirha: Thanks
[05:21] <ajlemke> Bashing-om: That seemed to fix my issue. Thanks for your help
[05:21] <Bashing-om> ajlemke: Great ! .. have a good one !
[05:21] <jarray52> I can run the command `pg_ctl restart`, but the command `sudo pg_ctl restart` says command not found. How do I specify the path for sudo?
[05:22] <ejv> I'd chime in, but I literally know nothing about ubuntu being run in a desktop-capacity, only server :)
[05:25] <geirha> jarray52: what does ''type pg_ctl'' say?
[05:25] <jarray52> geirha: The issue is that the sudoers $PATH variable changes.
[05:25] <geirha> jarray52: yes, and there are several ways around it
[05:34] <Rhombix> Hi. This might take a while to explain, so someone stop me if I go overboard.
[05:35] <Rhombix> I bought a desktop PC without an OS, and I plan to install Ubuntu 12.04 from a CD-R, but I want to be connected to the internet when I do this.
[05:37] <Rhombix> I live in a place with no wired connection, and have been using a mobile broadband device, but this desktop PC will not pick up on it.
[05:37] <HEROnymous> Rhombix, can you route through another system via a lan or crossover connection perhaps?
[05:38] <Rhombix> So I went and bought a wifi USB adapter for it, but it will not show up at all. How can I get it to work?
[05:39] <kgalahassa> hi
[05:39] <Rhombix> HEROnymous: as far as I can see, there is no way for me to connect this machine to anything, and the only other device I own is an android tablet which I am using now.
[05:40] <Rhombix> (also, I've just been PMed a spam link, is there a way to report that?)
[05:41] <kgalahassa> How can I update my scilab to de lastest version 5.
[05:41] <HEROnymous> hmmm, have you tried googling for just, like, ubuntu and the exact model of the wifi adapter you picked up?  might be drivers out there you can download either via apt or from the manufacturer using some more-arcane method.
[05:41] <ishanyx> Rhombix, from nostumh?
[05:41] <HEROnymous> ishanyx, yeah, that just spammed me also.
[05:41] <kgalahassa> How can I update my scilab to de lastest version 5.4 on Ubuntu 12.10, I use sudo apt-get install --reinstall scilab, but it doesn't work anymore.
[05:41] <ishanyx> i saw a few reports about that in #freenode earlier, didn't notice it was here too
[05:42] <Rhombix> ishanyx: yes
[05:44] <Rhombix> HEROnymous: yeah, I have tried downloading drivers for it from the official site, but I seem to be unable to install them. They seem to be designed for Windows OS
[05:47] <kgalahassa> How can I update my scilab to de lastest version 5.4 on Ubuntu 12.10, I use sudo apt-get install --reinstall scilab, but it doesn't work anymore.
[05:47] <HEROnymous> Rhombix, yeah, you'd need to find linux-specific drivers.  if the vendor doesn't offer them, perhaps a third-party developer might, so it may be worth just browsing through more google results if there are any.
[05:47] <Rhombix> The device came with a CD-R, but (here's the silly thing) I cannot insert it and install the drivers from it because I am still running Ubuntu from the CD-ROM drive.
[05:48] <Rhombix> HEROnymous: thanks, I'll look around for those.
[05:48] <HEROnymous> Rhombix, perhaps copy them to a usb flash drive?
[05:48] <PatBateman> hi, how can I include the current directory into my command line?
[05:49] <Rhombix> HEROnymous: that's what I did with the other drivers :)
[05:49] <PatBateman> if I dont want to type in
[05:49] <HEROnymous> or, failing that, maybe find a usb wireless adapter that's well known to work with linux and return the one you purchased.  :(
[05:49] <Jordan_U> PatBateman: That is a bad idea. What is your end goal?
[05:50] <HEROnymous> PatBateman, you can add '.' to your PATH environment variable (google for specific instructions on how to implement this for your environment) but it's generally a bad idea and you probably just want to use ./filename-to-execute instead.
[05:50] <Rhombix> Just in case worst comes to worst and I have no choice but to go ahead with the install without being connected to the internet - what's the worst that could happen?
[05:50] <PatBateman> Jordan_U: HEROnymous example: Im sinnig in /foo/bar/baz and want to add a command sudo chmod 0777 *current dir*
[05:51] <PatBateman> *sitting
[05:51] <HEROnymous> Rhombix, an install without internet connectivity should work just fine, you'll just need to get stuff up and running and upgraded/updated after the fact.
[05:52] <Rhombix> HEROnymous: ok. Thanks for your help.
[05:52] <Rhombix> I'll stick around.
[05:52] <HEROnymous> PatBateman, that sounds like an even worse idea... but you could always use `pwd` in that context.  e.g. sudo chmod 0777 `pwd` if you don't want to just use . for whatever reason
[05:52] <PatBateman> hm why is a bad idea?
[05:53] <HEROnymous> Rhombix, yeah, hope things work out... not the easiest set of circumstances you've got.
[05:54] <HEROnymous> PatBateman, because 0777 means anyone with any sort of access to run commands on the system can do anything to the directory and any files in it.  so for example, even an unprivileged app that ends up with a local code execution vulnerability could end up messing up that directory and anything in it.
[05:55] <PatBateman> HEROnymous: oh I see, so you blame the 777 not the process I wanted to do
[05:55] <PatBateman> I see
[05:55] <PatBateman> it was only an example sorry with 777
[05:55] <ashish> lxde logout menu not working in ubuntu
[05:56] <PatBateman> so in general, using `command` will add the command into my current command code
[05:56] <Guest5757> when i click on logout, no popup option comes
[05:57] <HEROnymous> PatBateman, right, so for example: "ls `pwd`" would translate to "ls <the directory I'm currently in>"
[05:57] <PatBateman> and can I chain it with more folders? like `pwd`/next/dirs ?
[05:57] <HEROnymous> yupp.
[05:58] <PatBateman> nice, thanks
[05:59] <HEROnymous> PatBateman, you may want to consider "the linux command line: a complete introduction" - got it for my wife a while back and it's a great book for that sort of stuff.
[05:59] <PatBateman> is it an ebook?
[05:59] <disker> hi
[05:59] <molavy> hi
[05:59] <HEROnymous> I bought her the hard copy version, but I'd be surprised if there weren't various formats available.
[05:59] <disker> guys
[05:59] <disker> i need some help
[06:00] <molavy> i have problem on use php mimetype detection
[06:00] <molavy> i think that is related to debian config files
[06:00] <disker> i cant make any file or folder in opt
[06:00] <molavy> command : file --mime doc.html return : doc.html: text/x-c++; charset=utf-8
[06:00] <molavy> doc.html file: http://dpaste.com/1705409/
[06:01] <disker> i tried chmod 755 and sudo , but it doesnt work.. i just want to make views.py in opt folder
[06:02] <disker> terminal says you don
[06:02] <disker> terminal says you have no authority
[06:02] <Jordan_U> disker: Please pastebin the exact output of "sudo touch /opt/test" .
[06:03] <disker> Jordan_U: ok thanx ill try
[06:07] <molavy> any idea?
[06:09] <disker> Jordan: hmm i tried #touch /opt     but it does not work..
[06:09] <disker> Jordan_U: hmm i tried #touch /opt     but it does not work..
[06:11] <HEROnymous> wow.
[06:13] <parthi> hai Guys , i am trying to install libcairo-ocaml-dev package, but it has broken depedencies
[06:13] <parthi> how to resolve that
[06:13] <parthi> ?
[06:14] <parthi> I have already tried sudo apt-get -f install
[06:16] <navap> How can I set this each time I attach to a byobu session? SSH_AUTH_SOCK="$BYOBU_CONFIG_DIR/.ssh-agent"
[06:17] <navap> Putting it in ~/.bashrc isn't good enough
[06:17] <navap> I'm using the tmux backend if that makes a difference
[06:18] <HEROnymous> navap, did you try adding "export" before that to ~/.bash_profile ?
[06:18] <parth__> exit
[06:18] <HEROnymous> defining a variable in your shell without using export will just set the variable locally, not as an environment variable.
[06:18] <parth__> quit
[06:19] <molavy> i have problem on use php mimetype detection
[06:19] <navap> I want it to run upon attaching to an existing session. I don't want to have to spawn a new bash instance so putting it in .bash_profile doesn't work
[06:19] <parth__> quit
[06:19] <molavy> i think that is related to debian config files
[06:19] <navap> parth__: Try /quit
[06:19] <molavy> command : file --mime doc.html return : doc.html: text/x-c++; charset=utf-8
[06:19] <molavy> i also tried this <?php echo mime_content_type('doc.html') ;?> that return: text/x-c++
[06:19] <molavy> any idea?
[06:21] <kgalahassa> How can I update my scilab to de lastest version 5.4 on Ubuntu 12.10, I use sudo apt-get install --reinstall scilab, but it doesn't work anymore.
[06:24] <ArchMangeia> Ew. Ubuntu.
[06:35] <Jordan_U> disker: I asked you to post the output, please do so.
[06:35] <disker> Jordan_U
[06:35] <disker> Jordan_U: hey! i success!
[06:36] <disker> Jordan_U: but i tryd to su root..
[06:50] <Rhombix> Hi again. I'm trying to unload a .tar and I'm finding many of the files are not being extracted, giving a 'Permission Denied' error. Any way to fix it?
[07:09] <xwalk_> So adding the two lines has always changed the editor that the "sudoedit" command has used to the one specified just fine in the past. I've added those two lines and resourced the file, and yet the editor that opens with the sudoedit command is still nano. Is there a step I forgot or missed with this? Here's the configuration file for .profile: http://pastebin.com/p6FsR27x
[07:11] <vubuntor757> Hi everybody!
[07:12] <xwalk_> Morning.
[07:12] <vubuntor757> My computer has 3 LAN port with ubuntu server 12.04
[07:12] <vubuntor757> I'm starting installation bind9
[07:12] <vubuntor757> The purpose you want to use one internet modem connected to the LAN port, 2 ports left for bind9 out going.
[07:12] <vubuntor757> How to do that, and is it Possible?
[07:12] <vubuntor757> thanks
[07:12] <vubuntor757> :)
[07:26] <vubuntor757> please
[07:28] <kgalahassa> hi is someone nerd of projector here? As soon as i connect my projector, ubuntu 12.10 desktop launch another workspace that i haven't even access directly, and I used to control from another workspace...strange...how to fix this?
[07:33] <olalonde> "W: A error occurred during the signature verification. The repository is not updated and the previous index files will be used. GPG error: http://archive.ubuntu.com precise-security Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key <ftpmaster@ubuntu.com>"
[07:34] <olalonde> anyone knows how to fix that problem?
[07:34] <olalonde> when doing an apt-get update
[07:34] <rww> olalonde: it happens every time you do apt-get update, I assume?
[07:35] <olalonde> rww: yes
[07:35] <olalonde> rww: tried a few times
[07:35] <lesshaste> are there any pdf viewers for which you can actually see tooltips?
[07:37] <rww> olalonde: run "apt-key list", paste the output to a pastebin like http://paste.ubuntu.com/ , and link the created paste here
[07:38] <olalonde> ok
[07:40] <olalonde> here is the partial log of apt-get update: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/9444150 , here is apt-key list: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/9444161
[07:43] <rww> olalonde: edit /etc/apt/sources.list , change instances of archive.ubuntu.com to another mirror like mirrors.kernel.org
[07:43] <rww> then try again
[07:43] <olalonde> ok :O
[07:43] <rww> (sorry for jumping about, I'm cutting down the possibilities)
[07:44] <olalonde> kind of sucks, because I'm trying to build a Dockerfile :(
[07:44] <olalonde> I will try another base image
[07:48] <allstarsnorks2> Hi guys, One question. When Ubuntu 14.04 comes out next month, can my daily build upgrade to it?
[07:49] <rww> allstarsnorks2: yep, though the usual system update process
[07:49] <rww> (btw, trusty questions go in #ubuntu+1 for now, since it doesn't have regular support yet)
[07:52] <imark> Good morning world. Can anyone tell me if the update manager from Linux Mint can be installed within Ubuntu?
[07:52] <olalonde> ok, I fixed my problem
[07:53] <cfhowlett> imark, possibly but VERY bad idea.
[07:53] <cfhowlett> imark, if update manager doesn't meet your needs, you
[07:54] <cfhowlett> are better off using the terminal than jacking in a foreign update manager from a separate unsupported distro
[07:56] <imark> cfhowlett: yeah I tried it once before and it didn't work, but I was less experienced back then, it would always check the LM repos not the Ubuntu repos despite my best effort. Is there any alternative update managers you can use for Ubuntu? I've never heard of anyone switching them out really but I really like the one in Mint
[07:57] <imark> Or rather I dislike the one in Ubuntu
[07:57] <aklsdjf8932ujlia> has anyone used ap-hotspot before?
[07:58] <aklsdjf8932ujlia> anyone here?
[07:59] <cfhowlett> imark, I don't use update manager.  on a regular basis: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade       does everything I need
[08:00] <cfhowlett> !anyone|aklsdjf8932ujlia,
[08:00] <rww> aptitude here <3
[08:00] <rww> cfhowlett: I think "yes" would have sufficed there :P
[08:00] <aklsdjf8932ujlia> lol
[08:00] <imark> cfhowlett: yeah I've got no problem using the cli but I'm looking for a gui in this instance
[08:01] <aklsdjf8932ujlia> I'm having problems using my galaxy nexus with the hotspot i created with ap-hotspot, in that it keeps trying to obtain the ip address
[08:02] <imark> cfhowlett: and on a side note, dist-upgrade does everything upgrade does plus more, kind of pointless doing both
[08:02] <aklsdjf8932ujlia> !details
[08:02] <aklsdjf8932ujlia> !gq
[08:02] <aklsdjf8932ujlia> !poll
[08:03] <aklsdjf8932ujlia> ubntu 12.04, ap-hotspot, android device is stuck on obtaining ip address
[08:04] <cuete> Hi, anyone around?
[08:04] <cuete> I'm having a devil of a time trying to install ubuntu on a Acer Aspire E1-510-4487
[08:07] <helmut_> hi
[08:18] <cuete> anyone around?
[08:18] <cuete> Hello?
[08:19] <cfhowlett> !patience|cuete
[08:20] <cuete> I have come to #ubuntu because I have exhausted the internet.
[08:20] <cuete> I need help setting up Ubuntu on a UEFI system.
[08:21] <clone2> the bot knows all
[08:28] <cuete> I eagerly and impatiently await an answer :)
[08:37] <rysh> cuete, I don't have an UEFI system, but I think you should be more specific with what seems is not working.
[08:40] <svetoslav> hi all i have a question can somebody help me?
[08:41] <DJones> svetoslav: Ask your question in the channel, hopefully somebody will be around that can help you
[08:41] <DJones> It is quiet in the channel at the moment though, so it make take a while to get a reply
[08:41] <svetoslav> well i want to update my gnome to the latest version which is 3.10 but dont know how
[08:42] <svetoslav> i have added to Repos but does
[08:42] <svetoslav> noe updated to 3.1
[08:42] <svetoslav> :(
[08:43] <DJones> svetoslav: Thats not something I use, so I'm afraid I'm not going to be able to help with that
[08:44] <svetoslav> :( so many people and no one khows the answer?
[08:47] <anonymous> hello
[08:48] <Guest35260> now i am using anonymouse OS
[09:13] <anonymous_> hello
[09:13] <anonymous_> guyz
[09:27] <Semor> how do I set the locale encode to gb2312 ?
[09:28] <windows> hi to all
[09:28] <windows> I just download klamav-0.46-installer
[09:28] <windows> extract it
[09:28] <windows> and get
[09:28] <windows> DoubleClickOrExecuteMeToInstallKlamaAV-0
[09:28] <windows> and install
[09:28] <windows> when I klick it just open text
[09:28] <windows> ?
[09:39] <varunendra> windows, any particular reason for trying klamav? Is ClamAV from repositories is not good enough for you?
[09:40] <gordonjcp> windows: why are you installing it at all?
[09:40] <gordonjcp> windows: are you running a server?
[09:40] <tseinfein> good kai morning
[10:01] <bg4prez> After I installed ubuntu on my PC, It will not boot. ( Ive tryed ubuntu before installing, and it was working ) - The ubuntu installer say that ive already installed it, but it will not boot. Ive reset the bios ( took out the battery and put it in again ) - What is wrong?
[10:02] <bg4prez> ver: 12.04
[10:05] <xwalk_> Is there a way around the error with fprint_demo where the issue is that when verifying after enrolling a finger you never get a verification? I can't find any forum posts regarding the issue.
[10:08] <varunendra> bg4prez, have you tried Boot-Repair yet? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[10:09] <varunendra> bg4prez, please describe what happens when you try to boot
[10:09] <bg4prez> I will try that varunendra, thanks
[10:09] <bg4prez> I can post a picture of the bootscreen
[10:10] <ikhsan> Excuse me i wanna ask
[10:10] <varunendra> bg4prez, I won't be able to open it. Terrible speed here, barely able to connect to even IRC
[10:10] <ikhsan> Excuse me bro
[10:10] <varunendra> !ask | ikhsan
[10:13] <bg4prez> Picture of bootscreen : http://imgur.com/RFJrtJj
[10:15] <oddant> i modified /etc/hosts because I want 'www.myexample.com' being redirect to '132.681.32.3' . I changed and saved, now back to the webbrowser I type 'www.myexample.com' but it redirects to the expected website, not the one I try to fake. any idea what is wrong ?
[10:19] <riverloop> Hello everyone.
[10:19] <CGunn> hi
[10:19] <riverloop> Currently, my desktop is handled my Nemo. I use a remastered Ubuntu. How can I make nautilus handle my desktop?
[10:24] <bekks> oddant: Close the browser and restart it.
[10:26] <sword_> use the logout ,but it didn't have a response
[10:35] <darthdeus> guys, could someone help me out with this script? https://gist.github.com/darthdeus/ed4ab1a65af8eae543c7 at the last line I'm getting "./test.sh: line 15: kill: (65768) - No such process", which makes no sense since i recall this working before
[10:35] <darthdeus> also any tip for waiting for the server to start other than sleep 2 would be appreciated :)
[10:36] <darthdeus> I could check if it started up by checking it stdout for the number of lines, since it outputs 3 lines when it's ready ... but not sure how to block on that
[10:37] <darthdeus> hm it seems it was failing because the server was already running
[10:38] <darthdeus> but i still have a feeling that this could be improved a lot
[10:39] <Slamd64> hello. I have problem with setting brightness. When I try to change brightness with fn+f6 screen only flickers, it lags a little but screen does not change brightness. Other fn keys seems to work e.g. setting volume. I can change brightness with echo 100 | sudo tee /sys/class/backlight/radeon_bl0/brightness where max value is 255, but I would like to be able to change it with fn keys. My laptop is K55N-DS81. Thanks in advance.
[10:39] <DhammaMan> g'mornin!
[10:44] <shovel_boss> do i get fglrx from the repos or from amd.com
[10:44] <shovel_boss> i use r9
[10:45] <DhammaMan> you looking for a video driver?
[10:45] <shovel_boss> aye
[10:45] <bekks> shovel_boss: fglxr is provided by the ubuntu repos.
[10:45] <bekks> ISnt it?
[10:46] <shovel_boss> does it support the r9
[10:46] <DhammaMan> I thought the proprietart driver came direct from vendor through the repos.
[10:47] <shovel_boss> wat
[10:47] <shovel_boss> i just installed ubuntu and there are no drivers preinstalled
[10:47] <shovel_boss> wat do
[10:47] <DhammaMan> which ubu are you using?
[10:47] <shovel_boss> do i get them from amd.com or repos
[10:47] <shovel_boss> 12.04 i think
[10:47] <shovel_boss> the one with unity
[10:48] <DhammaMan> The driver utility didn't work?
[10:49] <shovel_boss> the one called "additional drivers"?
[10:49] <DhammaMan> Yeah I think. I've been in runlevel 3 for some time.
[10:50] <DhammaMan> If so, make sure your repos are set to use proprietary ppa
[10:51] <Sven_vB> hi. how to i arrange my screens to make them neither mirrored nor one continuous screen, but each display one workspace, and still move my mouse between them through the borders?
[10:51] <shovel_boss> ok when it installs the driver
[10:51] <shovel_boss> do i need to remove xorg.conf and do aticonfig --init
[10:51] <DhammaMan> Let Ubuntu do the work until the blood and explosions.
[10:52] <DhammaMan> unless you already altered something.
[10:52] <sword_> logout is useless
[10:52] <shovel_boss> no its just that i been having troubles  with debian
[10:52] <shovel_boss> after the 11th reinstall i havent been able to get the drivers there
[10:53] <sword_> I don
[10:53] <DhammaMan> ah
[10:53] <sword_> i don't know
[10:53] <sword_> type the logout in terminal ,no response
[10:53] <DhammaMan> type "exit"
[10:54] <DhammaMan> oh wait, runlevel
[10:54] <DhammaMan> ?
[10:54] <sword_> i want to logout
[10:54] <sword_> sudo logout
[10:54] <Sven_vB> sword_, logout of what type of session?
[10:54] <sword_> command not found
[10:54] <vusie> Sven_vB:  not sure how to do it I also wanted to try this , it just came to my  mind but cnat test ,with two screens ,u'll be in a normal session and try to ctrl,alt+F1 or two to start a new session in X and see wer it goes
[10:55] <vusie> ddnt type so well but I hope you get me
[10:56] <Sven_vB> vusie, selecting another console always changes both screens in my setup, independent of whether it's a text or x console
[10:57] <Sven_vB> also i'd prefer to have workspaces of the same x session available on each screen
[10:57] <sword_> when i ctrl+alt +F2
[10:58] <sword_> start x is wrong
[10:58] <DhammaMan> xinit
[10:58] <bekks> Wrong again.
[10:58] <bekks> USe: service lightdm start
[10:58] <shovel_boss> do the repos have the amd app sdk?
[10:58] <sword_> wrong again
[10:58] <DhammaMan> you can do xinit lightdm
[10:59] <DhammaMan> It's what I do to use chrome.
[10:59] <sword_> yes ,i type the xinit ,but it doesn't work
[10:59] <DhammaMan> Xorg error?
[11:00] <Om> hi
[11:01] <sword_> hi what
[11:02] <Om> will u please tell me how to configure ftp in ubuntu
[11:02] <sword_> who can use c programming
[11:02] <sword_> sorry
[11:02] <Om> i use c programming
[11:02] <DhammaMan> everyone can use c programming
[11:03] <vusie> Sven_vB: not sure too ,I just use an extended one and it really sucks...keep on digging
[11:03] <sword_> Is it difficult
[11:03] <Om> Not too much
[11:03] <sword_> how to write a program about game
[11:03] <sword_> push box
[11:04] <DhammaMan> Difficult when you get too fancy without the basic habits and syntax
[11:04] <Om> what is push box
[11:04] <sword_> a game
[11:04] <DhammaMan> Gotta return 0, cheers
[11:05] <vusie> Sven_vB: chek this out , http://askubuntu.com/questions/5082/can-i-set-up-2-monitors-to-be-2-separate-gnome-virtual-desktops-instead-of-one-b
[11:06] <sword_> DhammaMan
[11:06] <sword_> are u there
[11:07] <Om> yes
[11:08] <sword_> ee.i think i must program
[11:11] <jjavaholic> how can I make sure nvidia card can read edid data through KVM switch when not active?
[11:11] <sword_> i set nu in vi ,but it doesn't work
[11:11] <sword_> why
[11:12] <bekks> jjavaholic: talk to the vendor of the kvm switch if they do support that.
[11:13] <zero__> yea
[11:16] <zero__> ____  ____  ____  _____
[11:16] <zero__> (_   )( ___)(  _ \(  _  )
[11:16] <zero__>  / /_  )__)  )   / )(_)(
[11:16] <zero__> (____)(____)(_)\_)(_____)
[11:16] <bekks> zero__: Stop spamming please.
[11:16] <zero__> just sayin whats up no spam here
[11:17] <humbag> sword_: do you get an error message? set nu works for  me, but I have installed vim myself, not just default
[11:17] <zero__> you cant tell me its not cool
[11:17] <Hoody_k> I can
[11:17] <bekks> I can, too.
[11:18] <zero__> TRIPPEN!!!!!!!!
[11:18] <Aman21> how to login as a root or super user in ubuntu 12.04lts
[11:18] <bekks> zero__: Ignore set.
[11:18] <zero__> jk :)
[11:18] <bekks> !root | Aman21
[11:19] <Aman21> ok... how to login as sudo
[11:19] <Hoody_k> $ sudo
[11:19] <Aman21> i know that,,, i wanna login  as default sudo
[11:19] <bekks> Aman21: You do not login as root or as sudo. sudo is a command. Please read the link given.
[11:19] <zero__> cant login to sudoers add username tooo /etc/sudoers
[11:20] <Hoody_k> read the wiki :)
[11:20] <zero__> cd /etc  vi sudoers
[11:20] <zero__> must be done as root
[11:21] <geirha> zero__: run    man visduo   stop giving bad advice
[11:22] <zero__> no prob
[11:22] <vusie> Aman21: ctrl+alt+F2 ,login as normal user and starx the X server as root ,or simply sudo startx as root in terminal
[11:23] <zero__> glad to see so many in a good mood ! keep the :0 on my face
[11:23] <sword_> no
[11:24] <bekks> vusie: Dont ever do that, using startx is will not work.
[11:24] <bekks> And running X as root is even more bad advice
[11:24] <Aman21> i already assigned username to sudo group
[11:25] <helloa> w
[11:25] <vusie> bekks: please advice I usually do it..how is it bad?
[11:25] <bekks> Aman21: Then login as that user, and use sudo.
[11:25] <Aman21> but whenever i accessing the apache webserver it shows permission denied
[11:26] <bekks> vusie: Doing things regularly does not mean they are good.
[11:26] <bekks> Aman21: Define "access the apache webserver".
[11:26] <Aman21> where
[11:26] <zero__> linux certified
[11:26] <vusie> bekks: lol yeah I get you....please advice me..wat are the effcts?
[11:28] <zero__> ahhh trying to scan my network was waiting for someone to try
[11:29] <zero__> __  ____  ____  _____
[11:29] <zero__> (_   )( ___)(  _ \(  _  )
[11:29] <zero__>  / /_  )__)  )   / )(_)(
[11:29] <zero__> (____)(____)(_)\_)(_____)
[11:29] <amir__> hi
[11:30] <viknesh123> ubuntu dosent load after the logo . Then i pressed ESC key i got this "mount: error while loading shared libraries: libudev.so.0 : no such file or directory' error while booting"
[11:30] <bekks> vusie: Broken permissions?
[11:30] <dalit> my ubuntu12.04 installed more than a month ago has started booting up SLOWER and also shuts down sluggishly.
[11:30] <dalit> is there a way?
[11:30] <bekks> viknesh123: So what did you do before?
[11:30] <zero__> ellllllooo !!!!
[11:30] <vusie> bekks: dont get that
[11:30] <bekks> dalit: Define "booting up slower" in seconds please.
[11:31] <dalit> bekks : approx. 60 seconds and ,more
[11:31] <jjavaholic> does anyone know the form of the customEdid option in xorg.conf?
[11:31] <bekks> dalit: And how often do you boot?
[11:32] <dalit> very frequently. in fact once every day
[11:32] <bekks> dalit: That not often. Thats once a day.
[11:32] <amir__> Is there Iranian here?
[11:32] <dalit> bekks : not often? what does it mean
[11:33] <kostkon> !ir | amir__
[11:33] <dalit> amir__ : no , follow ubottu
[11:33] <Semor> how do I set the locale encode to gb2312 ?
[11:34] <viknesh123> bekks: i tried to install install popcorn time software http://getpopcornti.me/
[11:34] <dalit> bekks : is there a way to make booting up faster?
[11:34] <viknesh123> bekks:sorry for late reply
[11:34] <dalit> its annoying :)
[11:35] <viknesh123> bekks:i followed this to fix http://goo.gl/56xzFe
[11:37] <bekks> viknesh123: And did you fix it?
[11:38] <viknesh123> bekks:and i cannot use apt-get install , there is lock
[11:39] <bekks> viknesh123: Define "there is lock" please.
[11:39] <bekks> !details | viknesh123
[11:40] <shovel_boss> where can i get libcurl dev >= 7.18.2
[11:41] <bekks> shovel_boss: Did you search the repos yet?
[11:41] <shovel_boss> there are many libcurl
[11:41] <bekks> shovel_boss: One for every release.
[11:45] <usr13> !paste | viknesh123
[11:47] <sun7> hi all.. can anyone help me with mkvfat?
[11:48] <bekks> !anyone | sun7
[11:48] <minimec> viknesh123: Following the bugtracker of popcorn on github ( https://github.com/popcorn-time/popcorn-app/issues/192 ) and check the comment of 'opensas' @ the end of the 'issue'. He extracts the 'nw' software from a different source into the popcorn directory and launches popcorn with './nw popcorn-app.run' in that directory. That's working... I can confirm ;)
[11:49] <viknesh123> bekks: here is a paste of what  i did http://pastebin.com/GH1T7C2p
[11:49] <viknesh123> usr13:
[11:49] <viknesh123> ubottu:^
[11:50] <sun7> i need to know what mkvfat is and how to install?
[11:50] <bekks> sun7: What do you need it for?
[11:50] <viknesh123> minimec:Thanks for th help , i will do once i fix ubuntu
[11:52] <viknesh123> bekks:can u help me with the error , here is the pastebin http://pastebin.com/GH1T7C2p
[11:53] <minimec> viknesh123: You simply have two programs open, that want to acces the apt data. Close one of them and the error is gone.
[11:53] <bekks> viknesh123: mount the filesystem writeable.
[11:53] <viknesh123> bekks:i have a project working on in ubuntu
[11:53] <bekks> viknesh123: How does that relate to your issue?
[11:54] <sun7> i am battling to install xubuntu on a old lg ls50a laptop, this laptop has and supports pae but the live cd i am using; xubuntu 13.10 i386 does not register it. i have found a tutorial that instructs on how to use grub to force past the pae check but it tells me to format a usb drive with mkvfat, which i know nothing about  nor can find anything about
[11:54] <usr13> sun7: mkfs.vfat
[11:54] <bekks> sun7: use mks.vfat
[11:55] <viknesh123> bekks:that dosent have any relation with the error , i need to submit the project ,i cant go inside ubuntu
[11:55] <bekks> viknesh123: you are in the recovery mode currently, are you?
[11:56] <viknesh123> bekks:yes
[11:56] <bekks> viknesh123: then you have to remount them writeable.
[11:56] <viknesh123> bekks:how would i do it
[11:58] <usr13> viknesh123: What version of Ubuntu do you have installed?
[11:58] <viknesh123> usr13:12.04
[11:59] <usr13> viknesh123: Fully updated?
[12:00] <viknesh123> usr13:sorry , i dont update frequently , internet connection is low and limited
[12:00] <usr13> viknesh123: YOu don't have another instance of apt running or a gui package manager do you?
[12:00] <viknesh123> usr13:i am in recovery console
[12:02] <usr13> viknesh123: mount  #Should tell you the filesystem(s) you have nounted.  As bekks stated, if the filesystem is mounted read only (ro), you will need to remount it with  mount -o rw,remount /mnt/point-here
[12:04] <usr13> viknesh123: ( mount with no arguments tells you what is mounted and how it is mounted.)
[12:04] <viknesh123> usr13:k will do and tell u
[12:04] <usr13> tell bekks, I have to go now....
[12:07] <tozen> y
[12:08] <FourFire> Hello everyone
[12:09] <FourFire> does anyone here know how https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MultiarchSpec works on 12.04?
[12:10] <FourFire> if you look at the "User Stories" section, I am in the same postion as "Shawn"
[12:10] <FourFire> I'd like to know how I can do this...
[12:13] <bekks> FourFire: What are you actually trying to do?
[12:14] <viknesh123> bekks:i mounted and deleted the lock file and installed libudev0 , and it says already installed
[12:14] <viknesh123> bekks:any solution :(
[12:15] <Brokoroto> hi...I tried to make apt ignore a broken package...I checked google and a site told me to modify /var/lib/dkpg/status .... but i have no such file...why is that?
[12:18] <bekks> Brokoroto: you'd better fix that, instead of manipulating your package manager.
[12:19] <Brokoroto> bekks: i need to use that app (which is old)...it is actually working...thing is...apt-get update give problems
[12:19] <viknesh123> bekks:any solution , sorry if i am disturbing u :(
[12:20] <wabs> Hey guys, I'm using 13.10 and trying to figure out how to increase my number of workspaces without using compiz.  Can someone point me in the right direction?
[12:20] <bekks> viknesh123: Unpack the deb, and copy the missing lib.
[12:20] <Semor> how di I set $LANG $LANGUAGE to gb2312?
[12:21] <monoton> Semor: you mean like export LANG=gb2312 ?
[12:23] <viknesh123> bekks:u mean i should unpack libudev0 , and where should i copy
[12:23] <OerHeks> wabs, gconftool > http://askubuntu.com/a/202598
[12:25] <wabs> Thanks OerHeks
[12:27] <FourFire> bekks, I have 12.04 32 Bit, and I want to upgrade my installation to 64 Bit
[12:28] <FourFire> bekks, I would like to avoid messing around with disks and partitions if at all possible
[12:28] <wabs> Sweet Unity Tweak took did the trick.  THanks again OerHeks
[12:29] <FourFire> I know a clean install is better than a dirty install, but I want to upgrade rather than reinstall nonetheless
[12:30] <bekks> FourFire: You have to reinstall. There is no way to upgrade.
[12:30] <bekks> viknesh123: To the path where it would be installed to. You can unpack the .deb with full paths.
[12:31] <FourFire> bekks, really? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MultiarchSpec suggests otherwise...
[12:31] <FourFire> or was multiarchspec never fully implemented?
[12:31] <marlow59> FourFire: There is a way, but you have more chances to end up with a broken system than if you threw your laptop through the window
[12:31] <oodavid> 13.10 - when I plug in a monitor to my laptop the mouse becomes jerky on-screen, any clues why?
[12:31] <bekks> FourFire: Really. That article suggests a multiarch system, not a way to upgrade from 32 to 64bit.
[12:31] <FourFire> marlow59, really?
[12:32] <bekks> FourFire: Really.
[12:32] <FourFire> ok
[12:32] <viknesh123> bekks:i even linked as mentioned in 2nd comment http://goo.gl/gR6Htt , But no gain
[12:32] <FourFire> I'll just repartition my drive and move my files then...
[12:32] <FourFire> is there any good way to check an external drive's files for corruption?
[12:32] <bekks> viknesh123: Forget that article. Unpack the .deb and copy the missing lib were it belongs to.
[12:33] <bekks> FourFire: fsck -f
[12:33] <FourFire> (my backup disk had 52+ bad blocks last i checked)
[12:33] <bekks> FourFire: Then replace it, since your backup drive is going to die very soon.
[12:34] <OerHeks> Bad block don't go away, they can only multiply
[12:35] <viknesh123> bekks:i dont have any deb file ,and i dont know where libudev0 is stored
[12:35] <OerHeks> viknesh123, if you downloaded it, it will be in ./Downloads, and use dkpg -i to install
[12:36] <marlow59> FourFire: wait, sometimes systems (such as windows) report blocks to be broken when they are not. try rewriting a new partition table with fdisk
[12:36] <bekks> viknesh123: Then download the deb file manually from the repos and unpack it. Unpacking with full paths will tell you where it belongs to.
[12:36] <FourFire> bekks not currently an option, due to being broke
[12:36] <viknesh123> bekks:i googled where libudev0 exist but i dont get any answer
[12:36] <bekks> marlow59: A new partition table will never ever fix bad filesystem blocks.
[12:36] <OerHeks> !find libudev0
[12:36] <bekks> Thos bad filesystem block information is not stored in the partition table but in the filesystem metadata.
[12:37] <ArchMangeia> Ubuntu
[12:37] <ArchMangeia> Ew.
[12:37] <marlow59> bekks: I didn't say it would fix, I said that sometimes your OS reports broken blocks while they are not
[12:37] <bekks> FourFire: It is your only option. A drive with bad blocks is going to die.
[12:37] <OerHeks> viknesh123, it is deleted > https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/raring/i386/libudev0
[12:38] <bekks> marlow59: And I told you that rewriting the partition table cant fix that.
[12:39] <viknesh123> OerHeks:then how would i get it
[12:39] <OerHeks> viknesh123, why would you need it?
[12:40] <bekks> viknesh123: Download it from the repos manually.
[12:40] <FourFire> marlow59, how exactly do I do that in the terminal, my external drive is sdb1
[12:40] <bekks> FourFire: Dont do it. Dont. DO NOT.
[12:40] <FourFire> bekks, why not?
[12:40] <bekks> FourFire: Chances are good you are going to lose your data - you do not even have a backup.
[12:40] <FourFire> nono, you misunderstand
[12:41] <viknesh123> OerHeks:i got  a error , look into what i did  http://pastebin.com/GH1T7C2p
[12:41] <bekks> FourFire: Because it will not fiy your problem. It is like cahnging the color of your car when having a flat tire.
[12:41] <FourFire> my data IS backed up... on that dying disk
[12:41] <bekks> FourFire: It will not help you at all.
[12:41] <FourFire> I've only got data on there that I already have here
[12:41] <bekks> FourFire: You have a dying disk. That is crap, but no backup.
[12:41] <kostkon> FourFire, time to buy a new backup disk then
[12:41] <viknesh123> bekks:i dont have gui , how do i download manually , using wget ?
[12:41] <FourFire> kostkon, not an option :/
[12:42] <bekks> FourFire: Then dont touch anything, do NOT tinker with your partition table as you have no backup.
[12:42] <bekks> viknesh123: Yes, using wget.
[12:42] <marlow59> FourFire: how much data do you have to backup ?
[12:42] <FourFire> marlow ~150 GB between two 240GB 5200RPM HDDS
[12:43] <FourFire> they are identical, except one has the bad blocks and >1500 poweroncycles
[12:43] <bekks> FourFire: One is dying.
[12:43] <bekks> FourFire: It cannot be considered as backup.
[12:44] <FourFire> bekks, yeah so I want to see if I can use it just this once, to hold my files while I adjust my local partitions for reinstall of 64Bit 2.04
[12:44] <bekks> FourFire: It cant be trusted anymore. It is going to die. You DO NOT HAVE A BACKUP.
[12:45] <bekks> FourFire: Do what you want, but be warned.
[12:45] <bekks> *but you have been warned.
[12:45] <FourFire> because my data is too large to just, make a new partition, switch over on disk, adjust partition
[12:45] <marlow59> I didn't get what you wanna do exactly ! backup your computer data to install a 64bits version. why can't you use the HDD that has no problem ?
[12:45] <viknesh123> bekks:i dont find any link of libudev0 , is this correct http://goo.gl/slVry7
[12:45] <FourFire> unless I do this several times
[12:45] <bekks> viknesh123: If that is your release and architecture - yes.
[12:45] <FourFire> I really don't want to do incremental adjustment of partition sizes
[12:46] <Dupie_> quit
[12:46] <bekks> FourFire: Whatever you data is - it isnt backed up. If you dont have a backup, you data is not worth being kept.
[12:46] <FourFire> bekks, so I asked: is it possible to use multiarch to upgrade my current install, without risking my data?
[12:46] <bekks> FourFire: NO.
[12:47] <bekks> FourFire: You have been told the same 5 times now.
[12:47] <FourFire> you're not giving me any options here beside "buy more drives!"
[12:47] <bekks> FourFire: It is you ONLY option.
[12:47] <blueeagle> FourFire: That might be because that is the only option.
[12:47] <bekks> *your
[12:47] <FourFire> Fine.
[12:48] <blueeagle> I think he was trying to ask the question enough times so that he would get the answer he wanted.
[12:49] <bekks> Well, too bad for him people use that thing between the ears for more than cumbing hair ;)
[12:57] <linuxnoob2> Hi everyone, I was hoping someone could give me a bit of help :)
[12:57] <bg4prez> gogo!
[12:57] <bekks> linuxnoob2: That requires a specific question to be asked before.
[12:57] <linuxnoob2> I'm trying to grep a word that starts with a letter and finishes with a symbol, I don't seem to be having any luck
[12:58] <linuxnoob2> lol bekks
[12:58] <linuxnoob2> I was just wondering if someone can check if I'm doing this right?
[12:58] <Pessimist> !ask
[12:58] <bekks> linuxnoob2: No. Start witha a support question please.
[12:58] <viknesh123> bekks:what link should i use with wget
[12:58] <Jpmh> I have a perl script that locks a file using flock(), locking exclusive  which calls flock().     Sometimes I everything locks up and when I run lsof I see that the script has somehow managed to file lock the file TWICE or more.  Surely this is not correct as the second exclusive lock should block.  What am I missing here?
[12:59] <bekks> viknesh123: Any link that will get you the package you want to download.
[12:59] <cfhowlett> !perl|Jpmh,
[13:00] <Jpmh> cfhowlett: no, because it is the flock of linux that is being called and failing.  perl is just passing the lock down to the C lock
[13:01] <Jpmh> cfhowlett: am I missing something, seems to me that it should be IMPOSSIBLE for lsof to show the same file file locked twice
[13:01] <nrdb> I am using a laptop :-) ... when I plug in the ethernet cable it seamlessly switches to using it :-) ... but can I get the auto. system to bring up a bridged network when a network cable is pluged in?
[13:01] <cfhowlett> Jpmh, sorry, but this one is over my head - thus the suggestion to find a perl channel.
[13:02] <bekks> nrdb: Bridged to what?
[13:02] <Jpmh> cfhowlett: thanks  - I will post again later then hoping for someone who understands flock().  I also have written that section in C and will set that running too
[13:03] <nrdb> bekks, like when I manually use brctl to create a bridge, and add eth0 to it.
[13:03] <linuxnoob2> OK. I am trying to use the command echo $content | grep '\<Z.*:\>' to show a word matching this pattern. I do not seem to have any output from this command. $content contains "Z12242332: njkrnjkenfrjekrn Zitmgrio43mtefi3n24" as the string. Can anyone help me grep these words from the string? Thanks
[13:03] <bekks> nrdb: Whats a bridge with just interface used for? Actually, it's pointless.
[13:03] <bekks> nrdb: What are you going to do in fact?
[13:04] <nrdb> bekks, so I can get some VM onto my main network without using NAT.
[13:04] <bekks> nrdb: Using which hypervisor?
[13:04] <nrdb> bekks, virtualbox
[13:04] <bekks> nrdb: You dont need manually created bridges for that at all.
[13:05] <Guest13623> !ipx
[13:05] <bekks> nrdb: Please read chapter 6 of the virtualbox manual for details.
[13:05] <Guest13623> !
[13:06] <Guest13623> !help
[13:08] <kanadaguy> hey is there a command I could use to monitor traffic for a script?
[13:08] <linuxnoob2> Hello, I am trying to find a match for a word that begins with Z and ends with :.  I am trying to use the command echo $content | grep '\<Z.*:\>' to show a word matching this pattern. I do not seem to have any output from this command. $content contains "Z12242332: njkrnjkenfrjekrn Zitmgrio43mtefi3n24" as the string. Have I used the wrong command? This is my first attempt at scripting using linux.
[13:08] <bekks> kanadaguy: You just asked the same in #bash
[13:08] <Guest13623> !appletalk
[13:08] <Sven_vB> vusie, checking the SO link, thx
[13:09] <cfhowlett> Guest13623, you seem to be a bit lost.  state your question
[13:09] <bekks> kanadaguy: What exactly do you want to monitor?
[13:09] <Guest13623> networking proto not required
[13:10] <Guest13623> ie. appletalk to disable
[13:10] <bekks> Guest13623: Those are four random words - whats your actual question please?
[13:10] <kanadaguy> bekks: I want to figure out how much bandwidth a streaming site is using so I can figure out what one uses less... internet radio stations... I can monitor my total up and down but not sure how I could just specify sites
[13:11] <bekks> kanadaguy: Create iptables rules for monitoring that in detail.
[13:11] <kanadaguy> bekks: Sorry what do you mean
[13:12] <bekks> kanadaguy: That you have to create iptables firewall rules for monitoring specific traffic for being able to monitor traffic to specific sites.
[13:12] <Sven_vB> vusie, as far as i understand, xinerama provides only one workspace encompassing all screens
[13:16] <gamer> guys, Please, I need to install Luci in router wdr3500 TPlink, I installed open wrt version truck, but don't have Luci (web interface)
[13:16] <cfhowlett> gamer, how is this ubuntu related????
[13:17] <gamer> the software is linux
[13:17] <bekks> gamer: Is the software "ubuntu2?
[13:17] <bekks> gamer: Is the software "ubuntu"?
[13:17] <cfhowlett> gamer, wrt is not ubuntu.  and they have their own support channels.  go there
[13:17] <bekks> If not, it is not a an ubuntu related issue.
[13:17] <gamer> ok, sorry
[13:18] <nrdb> bekks, ok ... that is working!  ... thanks.
[13:18] <shovel_boss> hello
[13:18] <shovel_boss> can someone tell me how to compile a program
[13:18] <cfhowlett> !compile
[13:19] <Guest13623> !net-pf-4
[13:19] <basketballllll> How do i fix a red pixle on my monitor
[13:19] <bekks> basketballllll: Replace the monitor.
[13:19] <cfhowlett> basketballllll, not an ubuntu issue.
[13:19] <Guest13623> !net-pf
[13:20] <bekks> Guest13623: Whats your question please?
[13:21] <Guest13623> is blacklist-rare-network.conf the best way to disable networking not required?
[13:21] <sword_> who have a time
[13:21] <kostkon> sword_, just ask the question
[13:21] <cfhowlett> !details|sword_,
[13:22] <sword_> i write a program,but it doesn't run
[13:22] <gamer> how to change the firmware of a router by the Ubuntu command line?
[13:22] <cfhowlett> sword_, so fix it
[13:22] <bekks> gamer: There is no way.
[13:22] <sword_> i didn't fine where is wrong
[13:22] <cfhowlett> sword_, see what I did there?  no details in the description gets you no details in the advice
[13:22] <bekks> gamer: Ask the support channel for wrt please.
[13:22] <sword_> it a simple program
[13:23] <gamer> ohh shit
[13:23] <cfhowlett> sword_, this is not the programming channel ...
[13:24] <Sven_vB> !logs > Sven_vB
[13:24] <Guest13623> !blacklist
[13:26] <Guest13623> !alias net-pf-3
[13:26] <Guest13623> !alias
[13:27] <bekks> Guest13623: Can you please state a full question instead of trying to trigger the bot?
[13:27] <bekks> !details | Guest13623
[13:28] <Guest13623> PLEASE go about you biz, and ignore me thank you!
[13:29] <bekks> Guest13623: As you wish. Ignore set.
[13:30] <Guest13623> !modprobe
[13:31] <Guest13623> !decnet
[13:32] <kola> Hi please answer me this question if you dont mind , is it possible to share my internet connection with other devices in my home ?? note : I am connected to the inetrnet using mobile broadband connection , is it possible to share it with other devices and how ??
[13:32] <bekks> kola: Depends on your mobile device.
[13:32] <bekks> kola: Is that device running ubuntu?
[13:33] <kola>  <bekks> yes i have to computers have ubuntu on it
[13:33] <JNixx> If you are running Ubuntu you can follow this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing
[13:33] <bekks> kola: Do you have Ubuntu running on the mobile device giving you the internet connection you want to share?
[13:34] <bekks> kola: Like a smart phone running Ubuntu touch or something?
[13:34] <JNixx> I think he means mobile internet from a USB 3G adapter.
 No  , i am connected using a modem with card SIM
[13:35] <rommel> kola i think you need
[13:36] <rommel> to use teathering ?
 what ?
[13:36] <Guest13623> !IPv6
[13:37] <rommel> to share through that device it will using bluetooth tether the decives to each other
[13:37] <Guest13623> !IPv4
[13:42] <kola> this is the device i am uing to connect https://www.google.com/search?q=huawei+mobile+broadband&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=2G4cU63FJ8yO7Qb7t4DABg&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAg&biw=1400&bih=934#q=huawei+mobile+broadband+maroc&tbm=isch&facrc=_&imgdii=_&imgrc=jEg2HV6ScF2VmM%253A%3Baypr6d3G3mUCYM%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fi01.i.aliimg.com%252Fwsphoto%252Fv6%252F495905501_1%252FUNLOCK-Huawei-E1820-E182e-21Mbps-HSPA-3G-4G-USB-Modem-Card-Mac-Win7-NEW.jpg%3Bhtt
[13:42] <Kyber> What is the best way to learn the cmd-line ops?
[13:43] <Kyber> And, are they relatively the same across linux-based distros?
[13:44] <kola> so tell me can i share this connection with other devices ?? IS it possible ???
[13:44] <daftykins> Kyber: as long as you're using 'BASH' on each, commands should be the same. but configuration file locations tend to differ per distribution
[13:44] <rommel> Kyber, ops ?
[13:45] <rommel> Kyber, there are many free tutorials on the web or you can purchase a book such as linux in a nutshell from oreilly
 please see the link nd tell me
[13:46] <rommel> kola i think you will be better to google this yourself
[13:47] <luminosity> Good night,everyone.
[13:47] <Coincourse> hello all.  Is it just me or does the Ubuntu site site feed the 12.04 iso even if you choose latest?
[13:47] <JNixx> Kola: Plug your 3G modem into your Ubuntu system and follow this guide to share it's internet connection to the other devices in your home: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing
[13:47] <rommel> Coincourse, i downloaded the 13 one
[13:48] <JNixx> Kola: Your Ubuntu syste, will be setup to route network traffic between the internet (3g modem) and your internal network.
[13:48] <luminosity> 13+1
[13:48] <Coincourse> ok, thanks rommel.  I'll keep hammering at it.  There used to be a nice DL list of all the old versions, but I don't see it now.
 thanks i 'll try it
[13:49] <Kyber> So if I understand, regardless of the Linux distro they all use GNU bash? I'm running Trisquel right now, if I was running Debian or Arch it would be the same, right?
[13:49] <daftykins> Kyber: you can get BASH on them all, likely, but i can't guarantee they all use it as default
[13:50] <Coincourse> The link is wrong on the page I'm looking at.  See? http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/questions?distro=desktop&bits=64&release=latest
[13:50] <Coincourse> at the bottom, for me anyway, if you don't donate the link is http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/thank-you?distro=desktop&bits=32&release=lts
[13:51] <rommel> Coincourse, well as for previous releases i didnt try... never tried ubuntu before this one... i just went with the the second choice from here http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop
[13:51] <daftykins> Coincourse: try cdimage.ubuntu.com or releases.ubuntu.com if you're having issues finding files
[13:51] <windows> hey hey
[13:51] <windows> any way to get notification firewall or bether  software for instalation of tar.gz   or cmd softwareees
[13:53] <Coincourse> daftykins, great thanks! That what I'd been looking for.
[13:56] <kola> after searching i found this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SharingMobileBroadband , but in Prerequisites says " Wireless ethernet card that supports Master Mode" How do i know if it support that ???
[14:00] <geirha> kola: Try setting it in master mode and see if it fails or not ;P
 please tell me how to set it i master mode ??
[14:02] <geirha> kola: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/MasterMode
[14:04] <kola>  <geirha>  it fails :(
[14:05] <kola> Error for wireless request "Set Mode" (8B06) :     SET failed on device wlan0 ; Invalid argument.
[14:06] <Llynix> Latest kernel update left my computer un-runnable.  I'm on ubuntu 12.04, if I don't do anything the computer goes to a blinking cursor upon boot.  Can't get to a terminal via ctrl-alt-F1.  If I reboot and choose the right drive to boot from it loads up fine.. except my network card is completely gone.
[14:07] <bekks> Llynix: Then start the older kernel.
[14:07] <Llynix> Tried that.. went to 46,45 and 44 and still no ethernet
[14:07] <bekks> Then you had no internet before.
[14:07] <bekks> *ethernet.
[14:08] <bekks> Llynix: Which kernel did you run before?
[14:08] <Llynix> I'm quite sure I had ethernet before
[14:08] <Llynix> Unsure what kernel I was running before.
[14:08] <bekks> Llynix: So which kernel do you have installed?
[14:09] <Llynix> if I go into my bios boot menu and choose the drive to boot off it loads up 3.5.0-47
[14:09] <bekks> Llynix: So which kernel do you have installed?
[14:10] <Llynix> bekks: uname -a tells me 3.5.0-47
[14:10] <bekks> Llynix: Thats only one kernel. Which kernels do you have installed?
[14:11] <Llynix> In grub the previous kernel versions shows a long list of them
[14:11] <bekks> Llynix: Which versions... - I am not going to ask a fifth time.
[14:11] <Llynix> forgive me..  I will look up how to answer your queston and get back to you in a few minutes
[14:12]  * daftykins puts a reassuring hand on bekks' shoulder
[14:12] <daftykins> be strong!
[14:12] <bekks> Llynix: Write down the versions. By reading them first and writing them down. No need to look that up.
[14:12] <bekks> daftykins: This must be a quest.
[14:12] <daftykins> :)
[14:13] <daftykins> "Link, you must first speak to the kernel monster and convince him to learn the power of GRUB"
[14:15] <Llynix> I have (all 3.5.0) 23, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 37, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46 generic
[14:16] <Llynix> and 47
[14:17] <bekks> Llynix: So which Ubuntu version are you running then?
[14:17] <bekks> Llynix: And did you try all that version ins reverse order to see which is actually giving you ethernet?
[14:18] <bekks> And how do you check "I have no ethernet"?
[14:18] <Llynix> 12.04.4 LTS
[14:18] <Llynix> I've checked 46,45,44 and 43.. still nothing.. network-manager says No network devices available, I have also tried lspci and lshw -C network
[14:19] <bekks> Llynix: And what do you look for in "lspci" and "lshw -C network"? Whats your network device? Provide some usable details please.
[14:19] <Llynix> lshw -C network comes up empty
[14:19] <Llynix> lspci doesn't show anything network related
[14:21] <Llynix> I wish I had usable details.. the ethernet card is onboard. It is an asus p5G41c-m lx
[14:21] <Llynix> no lights on the network card
[14:21] <bekks> Llynix: Well, then you have to try every installed kernel version in reverse order.
[14:22] <Llynix> no lights blinking I should say
[14:22] <martian__> hello~everyone,i'm come from china~
[14:22] <kola> my driver is IEEE 802.11bg " ois there any thing to do to make it support mode master ?????
[14:22] <issphp> Question: if i had a sudden reboot just now, and i had a unsaved GEDIT document open.. is it saved somewhere in the system ???
[14:22] <bekks> kola: The hardware has to support it, too.
 maybe there is somthing i need to install ??
[14:23] <chico> hello, I had windows 7 in my machine, but somehow I broke the mbr beyond repair and decided to go back to linux after many years. I bought a brand new hard drive and just installed ubuntu here, in the hope I will be able to plug my old hard drive and back up my old data latter.
[14:24] <bekks> kola: No. Nothing you can install will magically make you hardware support mastermode.
[14:24] <chico> but my system is very slow and I think it is the hard drive, or it's cable. I do think it's hardware, but I cant diagnose it properly
[14:25] <rommel> Llynix, http://kmuto.jp/debian/hcl/ maybe this will help
[14:25] <bekks> chico: Then use dmesg and smartctl to investigate your issue.
[14:27] <bekks> !alis
[14:27] <thurstylark> join #cyanogenmod
[14:27] <Guest5003> \quit
[14:27] <thurstylark> part
[14:28] <issphp> Question: if i had a sudden reboot just now, and i had a unsaved GEDIT document open.. is it saved somewhere in the system ???
[14:29] <bekks> issphp: No, it isnt.
[14:34] <Llynix> rommel: My network device doesn't seem to show up here
[14:36] <chico> Im sorry, I feel really stupid here. I used to run gentoo and debian years ago, but with this new ubuntu, I cant even get to the terminal.
[14:37] <bekks> chico: ctrl shift t
[14:38] <rommel> Llynix, has it worked in linux before, under the install was it recognized
[14:38] <thom_> time changes suck
[14:39] <rommel> chico, ubuntu is a bit diffferent, terminal search from hud
[14:39] <Llynix> yes.. it worked yesterday before update
[14:39] <rommel> ahh
[14:39] <rommel> was kernel in update?
[14:40] <chico> I tried searching for it, but it doesnt come up, maybe my system is just too slow and it takes too long
[14:40] <Llynix> rommel: yes
[14:40] <rommel> Llynix, well maybe reboot with old kernel and then do dmesg or lspci-n
[14:41] <bekks> Llynix: Did you try all kernels until now?
[14:41] <Llynix> rommel: been doing that.. still nothing on ethernet.. like it somehow disappeared between reboot
[14:41] <Llynix> bekks: I've tried down to 41.. got sidetracked by rommel and lspci -n
[14:42] <rommel> Llynix, well it is possiblethe hardware is dead can you boot iso and check it
[14:42] <bekks> Llynix: Well, then continue to find a kernel providing ethernet, and then update your kernel to a current one.
[14:43] <Llynix> rommel: It would take some time to burn off an iso or go to my office and grab mine.  I'm not sure if I have a burner in the house connected to internet
[14:43] <kola> is there any way to share connection without my adapter support mode master ???
[14:44] <rommel> well just a thought to verify that it is good... butif it worked with previous kernel it would make sense that it is a driver issue.
[14:44] <bekks> !router | kola
[14:44] <bekks> kola: You have to build a router: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Router
[14:44] <chico> ctrl shift t is not working...
[14:46] <T4b> I recently installed Lubuntu (13.10) for someone else and wanted it to be German. I selected German in all the dialogs and stuff, but Firefox is still English. Any ideas how to find the problem?
[14:46] <T4b> Also I don't know of an easy way to set up ssh+vnc access into that machine for me so I can remotely help when something is wrong.  VNC would just be nice to have if it's easy (I've never used it before), ssh is more important.
[14:46] <T4b> Should I write some script and put it in a crontab to regularly send the dynamic IP to me or is there something pretty already written? When using remmina, do I just need to provide the ip, and the password I set in vino-preferences and it can connect?
[14:46] <rommel> chico using the upper most icon where it says search computer and online blah typing in terminal doesnt bring it up?
[14:47] <T4b> (or maybe I should just try out the last subquestion with some machines of mine, that less important)
[14:47] <chico> rommel no, it brings up a lot of stuff but not the terminal
[14:48] <minimec> T4b: Launch the 'language settings' once in the 'system settings'. You might get a notice, that the current language is not installed completely. You can then complete the language installation.
[14:48] <rommel> chico, using software updater make sure its installed? i cant imagine why some form of a term isnt... like xterm at least but i dont know
[14:49] <rommel> chico, what version of ubuntu are you running
[14:49] <minimec> T4b: What if you just 'ssh youruset@<remoteip> -X'. You could then at lest launch some programs on your screen.
[14:49] <nicnom> gnome-terminal
[14:49] <rommel> ^
[14:50] <rommel> that is presented to me when i seach terminal
[14:50] <rommel> so is xterm and another... i am running 13.04 though
[14:50] <T4b> minimec: I had something like that pop up once, and I think I did complete the installation, at least the notice never appeared again.
[14:50] <T4b> minimec: Hmm, as I've never done much graphical stuff remotely I don't know, are there downsides to ssh -X compared to vnc?
[14:51] <rommel> 13.10 actually
[14:51] <chico> 13.10 is what Im running, weezy I think
[14:51] <T4b> If not then I'm fine with ssh -X. I think I've once used it and it worked, at least in the LAN.
[14:52] <rommel> chico, so is gnome-terminal installed
[14:53] <rommel> i had to install ncurses to get menuconfig but i think terminal was already there
[14:53] <T4b> Though with ssh -X I get a new session, while with vnc the other person can watch what I'm doing too, I think? If I want to demonstrate something it would be nice if what I did actually showed up on the remote screen, too.
[14:54] <minimec> T4b: I almost never use graphical stuff remotely. Cool thing is, that you don't have to configure anything, if a ssh server is running on the remote machine. Just login with the '-X' option. Well a x-session has to be running on the remote machine.
[14:54] <T4b> Yeah, that's certainly an upside.
[14:57] <bekks> chico: weezy is a debian release. Whats the output of "lsb_release -sd"?
[14:57] <chico> I wish I could open the terminal to answer that
[14:57] <T4b> I'm not much into waiting for answers, so regarding the dynamic IP address I guess I'll just write a script to put in crontab. Should work. Just need to search for some free web hoster, let the remote computer regularly load a site from there and from my computer check the IPs which loaded that page. Or is there a good free dyndns provider? dyndns.com or how they are called aren't free anymore, are they?
[14:57] <bekks> ctrl alt f1 to get to a console.
[14:57] <bekks> chico: and ctrl alt f7 to get back to X.
[15:05] <humbag> T4b: freedns.afraid.org is ok, I believe you can configure vnc to only accept requests from localhost, so launch the client in an ssh session
[15:08] <g1> need help
[15:09] <g1> need help with wireless connectivity 13.10
[15:09] <g1> anybody tgere?
[15:09] <Pessimist> !ask
[15:09] <g1> there?*
[15:11] <bmcgahan> anyone know how I can close an established TCP session that's listed in netstat?
[15:11] <g1> ok. My wireless gets connected. But shows "Server not found"on a browser.
[15:12] <T4b> humbag: Good idea, will do that and try freedns.afraid.org
[15:12] <bekks> g1: did you configure an IP address on your wireless?
[15:12] <daftykins> bmcgahan: stop the daemon it's hosted by? :>
[15:13] <g1> bekks: It shows an ip address in "iwconfig"
[15:13] <bekks> g1: Is a default gateway set?
[15:14] <bmcgahan> daftykins: I need the daemon's other connections open though
[15:14] <daftykins> bmcgahan: heh, what is it?
[15:15] <g1> beeks: No. Automatic settings
[15:15] <bekks> g1: Did you even check?
[15:16] <g1> bekks: Yes. Default gateway is not set
[15:16] <bekks> g1: Then you need to set one.
[15:16] <bmcgahan> daftykins: it's a TTY session to a VM running in KVM
[15:16] <g1> bekks: How to?
[15:16] <bmcgahan> the console for the VM is hung open
[15:16] <bmcgahan> so I can't open another telnet session to it
[15:17] <daftykins> o0
[15:17] <daftykins> bmcgahan: no experience with that, sorry
[15:17] <bekks> g1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiHowTo#Wi-Fi_WLAN_wireless_home_networking_information
[15:20] <g1> bekks: my wireless shows up under eth1. Is that an issue?
[15:20] <bekks> g1: No.
[15:22] <eldred> I can't dual boot windows 8 and ubuntu? I have ubuntu bootloader starting, it wont work, then I have to go to the windows bootloader where it wont work either, but windows will
[15:23] <monoton> thats strange. what happens?
[15:24] <g1> bekks: Destination     Gateway         Genmask         Flags Metric Ref    Use Iface 0.0.0.0         192.168.1.1     0.0.0.0         UG    0      0        0 eth0 192.168.1.0     0.0.0.0         255.255.255.0   U     1      0        0 eth0 192.168.1.0     0.0.0.0         255.255.255.0   U     9      0        0 eth1
[15:25] <bekks> !pastebin | g1
[15:25] <monoton> I guess if the computer came with win8 it have UEFI (or what it is called...) instead of normal BIOS, and you need to disable the so called "sequre boot" thing that require the boot to have right encryption keys?
[15:26] <eldred> monoton I have disabled the secure boot, but it still doesn't work? :/
[15:26] <g1> bekks: http://pastebin.com/gxBREpky
[15:26] <monoton> oh
[15:27] <bekks> g1: you have a gateway set
[15:27] <rednecktek> T4b, did you get an answer to your VNC question? If not, try x11vnc with xinetd. I use it everyday
[15:27] <bekks> g1: do you have a dns server configured as well?
[15:27] <g1> bekks: ok. So, what's the problem?
[15:28] <g1> bekks: how do I check?
[15:29] <bekks> g1: In the settings of network manager. where you configured the wifi connection.
[15:29] <monoton> eldred: then I don't know... if you tell more what exactly happens (more than it won't work), pehaps someone else knows
[15:31] <eldred> monoton I'll play with it and come back here with more specific info
[15:31] <eldred> 100% sure this should be easy to fix
[15:31] <T4b> rednecktek: Not to all parts of the question, I'll look at x11vnc. First I'll set up ssh with some dyndns client.
[15:31] <eldred> thanks
[15:31] <monoton> btw, wasn't there some way to instead of booting with GRUB menu, have ubuntu appear in windows own bootmenu? was it called wubi or something like that... I don't remember
[15:32] <g1> bekks: http://imagebin.org/298085
[15:32] <MonkeyDust> monoton  wubi is a windows applications, that's right
[15:34] <bekks> g1: according to your open tabs in your browser, everything is working fine.
[15:34] <g1> I am using ethernet
[15:35] <g1> bekks: But my wifi isn't working
[15:35] <bekks> g1: wifi uses ethernet, too.
[15:35] <bekks> g1: You cant use both at the same time.
[15:35] <g1> bekks: I mean, wired connection
[15:35] <bekks> g1: you cant use both at the same time.
[15:35] <g1> bekks: When I remove it, it stops working
[15:36] <bekks> g1: Then you have to investigate why. I told you the steps.
[15:36] <MonkeyDust> !wifi
[15:36] <g1> bekks:  I have tried everyhting. Nothing is working
[15:36] <g1> bekks: broadcom driver
[15:37] <chico> ok, crtl alt f1 dropped me to the pure shell and I had to reboot... I just need a terminal window
[15:37] <bekks> g1: did you pull the cable, checked wifi status, checked ip, check dns?
[15:37] <MonkeyDust> chico  yes, that's what ctrl alt F1 does
[15:37] <MonkeyDust> chico  ctrl alt F7 brings you back to the GUI
[15:37] <bekks> chico: you didnt press ctrl alt f7 then, as I told you.
[15:38] <MonkeyDust> or left-ctrl arrow-left
[15:38] <chico> I didnt see that... sorry
[15:40] <kola> when i type " iw list " i got  http://paste.ubuntu.com/7062282/  what does it mean with  "software interface modes (can always be added):  "  ???
[15:40] <bekks> kola: some drivers support additional interface modes - yours doesnt.
[15:41] <g1> bekks: http://imagebin.org/298087
[15:42] <g1> bekks: that was wireless status. But it doesn't work.
[15:42] <morph4me> g1: try this, it should give more details about your network to help you resolve your issue ... in terminal type > nm tools
 so there is no way to share my 3G connection unless i buy a new adapter ??
[15:42] <chico> so far ubuntu hasnt been very reliable, who would have guessed that opening a terminal window would be this difficult. That is the problem with putting all your chips on that search application, if it fails, it leaves the user with no recourse.
[15:42] <bekks> kola: There is. I gave you the URL on the documentation on how to set up a router. Did you read it?
[15:43] <bekks> g1: Is the cable pulled?
[15:43] <g1> bekks: Yup. It was, when the screenshot was taken
[15:43] <bekks> g1: Then pull the cable, and collect all the information requested before.
[15:44] <g1> morph4me: nm tools: No such file
[15:45] <morph4me> i thought ubuntu had that installed by default ,guess not
[15:47] <chico> I know I have gnome-terminal installed, it shows up on Ubuntu application manager, but I can't run it from there, just uninstall it
[15:48] <bekks> chico: Why cant you run it from there?
[15:48] <RichardLimaz> Hello =)
[15:48] <rommel> chico, i have never really used anything other then gentoo and now funtoo since daniel started it a couple yrs back but i think ubuntu is good for making linux available to the gerneral public that isnt going to be hardware or linux cli gurus. everything has its place but like all things sometimes there are issues while getting there
[15:49] <Llynix> rommel: Tried loading a 12.04.02 iso.. still no love on networking.  So I'm guessing some time last night network fried on the mb
[15:50] <RichardLimaz> Ubuntu is very trash =/
[15:50] <bekks> Llynix: Did you tried all kernels...?
[15:50] <MooDoo> RichardLimaz: ?  trash?
[15:50] <bekks> Llynix: And did you find out which networking device you have, exactly?
[15:50] <rommel> Llynix, well stranger things have happened, is it the only eth port on the mainboard?
[15:50] <Llynix> bekks: I tried most of them.. went back to 40 and also tried 32 and 28 I think
[15:51] <Llynix> bekks: I think it uses the AR81 driver from what I'm googling
[15:51] <Llynix> rommel: yes only eth
[15:51] <basketballllllll> how do i install kde
[15:51] <bekks> Llynix: And which chipset is it exactly? "I think" doesn help that much.
[15:51] <bekks> basketballllllll: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[15:52] <MooDoo> what bekks said :D
[15:52] <Walex2> Llynix: 'lspci' would tell you...
[15:52] <MooDoo> bekks: can't you also run apt-get install kde-full?
[15:52] <rommel> Llynix, only thing is to be sure that eth wasnt disabled in the bios for some freaking reason
[15:53] <Llynix> lspci is not showing anything network related
[15:53] <MooDoo> if you have a decent internet connection ;)
[15:53] <bekks> MooDoo: sure - but its not necessary.
[15:53] <Llynix> rommel: I actually checked that.. and it is enabled
[15:53] <rommel> k
[15:54] <rommel> Llynix, considering 13.10 loaded everything this laptop needed including the proprietary bcm-sta driver for wireless i thinkyou are actually looking at a harware problem
[15:55] <bekks> rommel: he doesnt have wireless ;)
[15:55] <basketballllllll> which looks best mate, kde, xvwm
[15:55] <bekks> rommel: g1 has a wireless issue :)
[15:55] <bekks> basketballllllll: The one you like.
[15:55] <bekks> !poll | basketballllllll
[15:55] <cuddylier> Is it normal for the 'nice' option to not work if directly put into a cronjob? e.g. nice -15 ./myprogram
[15:55] <bekks> cuddylier: It is normal that nothing without a full pathname works in a cron job.
[15:55] <rommel> bekks, i know i was just saying i dont think its a kernel issue
[15:56] <rommel> driver issue
[15:56] <cuddylier> bekks Well I meant to say the full path name but by 'not working' I mean the priority isn't changed.
[15:56] <cuddylier> The script runs
[15:56] <cuddylier> Just at full priority
[15:56] <cuddylier> Rather than -15
[15:57] <kola> bekks> I read the DOCU about building a router but it still need an adapter that support master mode ?
[15:57] <bekks> kola: No.
[15:57] <Llynix> Well I slapped a network card in there and now I've got internet at least
[15:57] <Llynix> a new network card I should say
[15:58] <rommel> cool
[15:58] <g1> bekks: http://imagebin.org/298088
[15:59] <g1> bekks: That's the  screenshot when I pull out the cable. Though it shows connected, internet doesn't work
[16:00] <jjavaholic> is there anything on this http://www.zappos.com/columbia-north-plains-mid-wp-cordovan-cedar zappos shopping page that should cause firefox's CPU usage to go through the roof?
[16:00] <bekks> g1: I am still waiting on all the information requestes, to be taken when the cable is pulled. I will not ask again.
[16:00] <jjavaholic> (that I'm missing)
[16:00] <g1> bekks: Hey, can you repeat the information required. Sorry
[16:00] <Niggaf0r3verzz> Hello =)
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[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Walex2> jjavaholic: Firefox CPU always goes through the roof, because it is completely free to web developers.
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> U maferv LinksEz humbolt opticromsys iyan whoDx hardkoremofo EugeneBandit ExtreGhost yumaokao HMarquez suore zzzgeoffb geoffb nrdb Mike__ knigitz Advocation coreire ircuser-1 Guest45142 AlexPortable BUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <g1> Block him. Who is the admin?
[16:01] <Walex2> that's a pretty silly troll
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> U maferv LinksEz humbolt opticromsys iyan whoDx hardkoremofo EugeneBandit ExtreGhost yumaokao HMarquez suore zzzgeoffb geoffb nrdb Mike__ knigitz Advocation coreire ircuser-1 Guest45142 AlexPortable BUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> U maferv LinksEz humbolt opticromsys iyan whoDx hardkoremofo EugeneBandit ExtreGhost yumaokao HMarquez suore zzzgeoffb geoffb nrdb Mike__ knigitz Advocation coreire ircuser-1 Guest45142 AlexPortable BUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Llynix> does freenode have an ignore?
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> U maferv LinksEz humbolt opticromsys iyan whoDx hardkoremofo EugeneBandit ExtreGhost yumaokao HMarquez suore zzzgeoffb geoffb nrdb Mike__ knigitz Advocation coreire ircuser-1 Guest45142 AlexPortable BUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> U maferv LinksEz humbolt opticromsys iyan whoDx hardkoremofo EugeneBandit ExtreGhost yumaokao HMarquez suore zzzgeoffb geoffb nrdb Mike__ knigitz Advocation coreire ircuser-1 Guest45142 AlexPortable BUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> U maferv LinksEz humbolt opticromsys iyan whoDx hardkoremofo EugeneBandit ExtreGhost yumaokao HMarquez suore zzzgeoffb geoffb nrdb Mike__ knigitz Advocation coreire ircuser-1 Guest45142 AlexPortable BUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> U maferv LinksEz humbolt opticromsys iyan whoDx hardkoremofo EugeneBandit ExtreGhost yumaokao HMarquez suore zzzgeoffb geoffb nrdb Mike__ knigitz Advocation coreire ircuser-1 Guest45142 AlexPortable BUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Niggaf0r3verzz> U maferv LinksEz humbolt opticromsys iyan whoDx hardkoremofo EugeneBandit ExtreGhost yumaokao HMarquez suore zzzgeoffb geoffb nrdb Mike__ knigitz Advocation coreire ircuser-1 Guest45142 AlexPortable BUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS
[16:01] <Llynix> no bots in here?
[16:01] <Walex2> jjavaholic: Firefox CPU always goes through the roof, because it is completely free to web developers.
[16:02] <MooDoo> DJones: ah nice one :D
[16:02] <Walex2> jjavaholic: whenever you access a web site, you are making the entirety of your CPU power available for free to whoever runs the web site.
[16:02] <g1> bekks: Can you repeat what information you require?
[16:02] <bekks> g1: No. I wont ask again. I asked you three times.
[16:03] <g1> bekks: No, you didn't mention properly. 1 last time, please.
[16:04] <Tom1> hello
[16:04] <bekks> g1: I did. VEry detailed. Read the backlog, please.
[16:05] <jjavaholic> I use noscript to try and prevent this
[16:05] <arzihk> happy sunday, everyone. I have problem creating a partition from the last empty space on my external drive. it says "unallocated space" while it normally used to show the option "create partition"
[16:05] <g1> bekks: I had lost the connection. So, lost the backlog
[16:05] <Lihis> "Linux is slackware"? I'm not sure but slackware is linux? What a good troll that was by the way..
[16:06] <Walex2> arzihk: thanks for keeping us updated :-)
[16:06] <jjavaholic> I have never seen javascript zooming function cause the type of CPU usage before
[16:06] <arzihk> Walex2?
[16:06] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:06] <XUpzXUpzzZ> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRAS
[16:06] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:06] <XUpzXUpzzZ> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRAS
[16:06] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:06] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:06] <XUpzXUpzzZ> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRAS
[16:06] <XUpzXUpzzZ> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRAS
[16:06] <g1> OMG
[16:06] <MooDoo> yay again
[16:06] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:06] <XUpzXUpzzZ> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRAS
[16:06] <cfhowlett> !ops
[16:06] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:07] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:07] <XUpzXUpzzZ> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRAS
[16:07] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:07] <XUpzXUpzzZ> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRAS
[16:07] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:07] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:07] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:07] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:07] <XUpzXUpzzZ> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRAS
[16:07] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:07] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:07] <XUpzXUpzzZ> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRAS
[16:07] <XUpzXUpzzZ> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRAS
[16:07] <XUpzXUpzzZ> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRAS
[16:07] <XUpzXUpzzZ> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRAS
[16:07] <XUpzXUpzzZ> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRAS
[16:07] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:07] <XUpzXUpzzZ> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRAS
[16:07] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:07] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:07] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:07] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:07] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:07] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:07] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:07] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:07] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:07] <Tomyfoxy77> UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNTU IS VERYYY TRASHHH , USE THE WINDOWS HAHAHAHHA UBUNTU IS NOT A LINUX, LINUX IS SLACKWARE ... ETC =D UBUNTU IS TRASH VERY VERY TRAHS SUCK MY BALLSSSS UHASUSUHASUHASHUASUHASUHHUASUHASUASHAHUSHUASUHASHUAS UBUNT
[16:07] <Walex2> jjavaholic: sure, but do the site owners care more about minizing the use of a CPU they are not paying for, or reducing the cost of developing the web site? It takes a lot of time and effort to test and optimize JS for several popular browers...
[16:08] <cfhowlett> DJones, why didn't ubottu go into flood mode?
[16:08] <DJones> cfhowlett: Floodbots aren't here anymore
[16:08] <arzihk> happy sunday, everyone. I have problem creating a partition from the last empty space on my external drive. it says "unallocated space" while it normally used to show the option "create partition"
[16:08] <cfhowlett> DJones, oh.  ok.  tyvm
[16:08] <Walex2> the troll's message is technically wrong: Slackware is indeed far more *UNIX* like than Ubuntu, but Ubuntu is probably more Linux-like :-)
[16:09] <HEROnymous> hey folks, so I'm trying to do a multi-monitor setup here with 2x cards (1 is a pci card with a vga port - no gpu style, the other is a pciex16 ATI card with 2x dvi and 1x hdmi) and currently have a tv connected to the hdmi port and a little 17" monitor on the non-gpu card.  bios uses the non-gpu card/monitor fine...
[16:09] <Walex2> arzihk: thanks again for letting us know about your external disk :-)
[16:09] <HEROnymous> and during X startup, I can even get my mouse cursor onto that monitor, but once X and the wm are fully up, it just goes white and I can't use it.
[16:09] <Lihis> Walex2: Thanks
[16:09] <g1> Hey, anybody else can help me?  I can't connect to internet with wireless connection. It shows connected though.
[16:10] <arzihk> Walex2, what is the point of your reply?
[16:10] <MooDoo> g1: your router got an external IP?
[16:10] <Walex2> arzihk: it is not a reply. You are not asking a question. Also you are not giving enough details to write a more appropriate comment.
[16:10] <Capprentice> Hi ! In  KDE two instances of Cairo Dock and one instance of Dolphin is auto-starting at startup ! any one knows how to ifx that ? I have installed the kubuntu-desktop package with full gnome shell !
[16:11] <Walex2> HEROnymous: setting up a dual card X configuration is not entirely trivial...
[16:11] <Lihis> HEROnymous: Do you use separate X screens?
[16:11] <arzihk> Walex2, you havent been pointing at that, either
[16:11] <Walex2> HEROnymous: I have some beautiful sample X configs (a bit old though) and written an article that explains the complicated situation...
[16:12] <yeats> Capprentice: I think KDE just tries to start up anything that was running when you last shut down (could be wrong - it's been a while since I used KDE day-to-day)
[16:12] <Walex2> arzihk: sometimes a hint relies on you getting it :-)
[16:12] <cuddylier> I just tried nice -15 tar -p -cpzf survivalbackup-$(date +%Y-%m-%d).tar.gz survival but it said the priority was 35 in 'top;
[16:12] <cuddylier> Any ideas why?
[16:12] <cuddylier> I need it to be low priority.
[16:12] <g1> MooDoo: How do I find out?
[16:12] <Walex2> HEROnymous: links to follow in a moment...
[16:13] <Walex2> HEROnymous: http://www.sabi.co.uk/Cfg/X11/ for the sample configs (of all types)
[16:13] <arzihk> I thought it was clear enough and would be understood. I am using disk utility. this is the last free space on the disk. and I cant create a partition out if it because there is no option to do so. I am using disk utility interface.
[16:13] <MooDoo> g1: if you have access to your router, you can check the wan connection and see if it has an ip, I had the issue the other day, I was connected to wifi, but because internet was down I couldn't get the internet, how are you connecting to IRC now?
[16:13] <HEROnymous> Lihis, not sure; I haven't gotten as far as really looking into different ways to configure them, though I was hoping to.  I was hoping it'd be straight forward.  ;)
[16:14] <Capprentice> yeats, I was reading about this matter here and there, on some forums it was suggested to clear the session cookies...in ~/.kde there is no seesion folder related to Cairo or Dolhin ...
[16:14] <Capprentice> Where are the session cookies are kept ?
[16:14] <g1> MooDoo: I am connected through cable. WIred connection.
[16:14] <yeats> Capprentice: sorry - that I don't know :-/
[16:14] <HEROnymous> lshw -C display says that the other card is "unclaimed", and xrandr doesn't show the other monitor
[16:14] <MooDoo> g1: ah right not internet then :) lol
[16:14] <k33py> hi all I'm trying to dual boot a windows 8 machine with no joy ?
[16:14] <Walex2> HEROnymous: http://www.sabi.co.uk/blog/12-thr.html#121019
[16:15] <yeats> !dualboot | k33py
[16:15] <MooDoo> k33py: what issues you having?
[16:15] <rommel> Capprentice, you could back up your .kde whatever in your users home and restart it fresh to see if it is resolved
[16:15] <Walex2> arzihk: which disk utility? What about putting on a pastebin the current list of partitions?
[16:15] <Lihis> HEROnymous: And I'm not sure about ATI cards, but atleast with NVIDIA cards with separate X screens you get white screen only in second monitor, it is bug in nautilus.
[16:15] <g1> MooDoo: It has an external ip address I think
[16:16] <Walex2> cuddylier: low disk priority or low CPU priority? And for 'tar', or 'gzip' or both?
[16:16] <MooDoo> g1: not 100% then, sorry :(
[16:16] <cuddylier> Walex2 Low disk and CPU priority if possible and it's for tar
[16:16] <k33py> on the boot options of win 8 it gives me option of win or ubuntu but ubuntu option just crashes
[16:16] <arzihk> Walex2, how many disk utility programs does ubuntu have?
[16:16] <Walex2> cuddylier: but almost all the CPU and IO will be consumed by gzip...
[16:16] <Walex2> arzihk: half a dozen, perhaps a dozen...
[16:16] <cuddylier> Walex2 But I'm not using Gzip
[16:17] <g1> MooDoo: Ok. What issues did you have? How did you solve it?
[16:17] <Walex2> cuddylier: sure you are, you have specified option 'z' to 'tar'.
[16:17] <k33py> Ive tried hdd and live usb option, I think its something to do with efi
[16:17] <jjavaholic> how could I be sure it isn't the jjavascript element on page and not some gtk aspect of that firefox window that is causing the CPU to go through the roof
[16:17] <MooDoo> g1: lol I rebooted my router, and made sure I was running the latest update.  Once internet came back it was ok....think your issue is slightly different.
[16:17] <cuddylier> Walex2 Oh, is it a bad idea to have that? If I remove it will it solve the issue?
[16:18] <Walex2> cuddylier: it is potentially a good idea, but it is somewhat expensive.
[16:18] <cuddylier> Walex2 Is it what compresses it down so much?
[16:18] <Llynix> well I guess I will call this hardware error bekks, rommel  thank you for your assistance
[16:18] <Walex2> cuddylier: you haven't said what issue motivates you to have low priority...
[16:18] <g1> Yes. Anybody else can help? I am sick of trying. Wireless isn't working
[16:18] <arzihk> Walex2, it is the disk utility that is called Disk Utility v. 3.0.2.
[16:18] <cuddylier> Walex2 What motivates me is the hard drive not freezing up for the processes running on it.
[16:19] <jjavaholic> banshee causes high CPU usage as well
[16:19] <rommel> Llynix, glad you had a eth card to try
[16:19] <Walex2> g1: from previous discussion and screenshot wireless seems to be working, but perhaps your routing isn't.
[16:19] <cuddylier> At the moment I'm doing it on a hard drive and the processes on this separate hard drive from the OS one just freeze completely up.
[16:19] <cuddylier> The process with -15 priority only used 2% CPU
[16:19] <k33py> Windows failed to start. A recent hardware or software change might be the
[16:19] <k33py> cause. To fix the problem:
[16:19] <k33py>   1. Insert your Windows Installation disc and restart your computer.
[16:19] <k33py>   2. Choose your language settings, and then click "Next."
[16:19] <k33py>   3. Click "Repair your computer."
[16:19] <k33py> If you do not have this disc, contact your system administrator or computer
[16:19] <k33py> manufacturer for assistance.
[16:19] <k33py>     File: \ubuntu\winboot\wubildr.mbr
[16:19] <k33py>     Status: 0xc000007b
[16:19] <k33py>     Info: The application or operating system couldn't be loaded because a
[16:19] <k33py>           required file is missing or contains error.
[16:19] <Llynix> rommel: Yeah I had two at my office..
[16:19] <g1> Walex2:  How do I solve it?
[16:19] <Walex2> cuddylier: that is a common situation, and even Linus Torvalds complained a lot about it.
[16:19] <cfhowlett> !paste|k33py, no walls of text please.  this is when you use paste
[16:20] <cuddylier> Walex2 Is there anyway to avoid it? As I need a way to backup things without having to rsync without compressing on the local box first.
[16:20] <Llynix> Last time a network card died a few years ago I bought three PCI gig cards so I wouldn't be in a bind.. plus they were like 10 bucks
[16:20] <Walex2> cuddylier: that is called a disk access latency problem. It may take a lot of effort to sort out.
[16:20] <cuddylier> Walex2 I see, would there be a way to let the destination system know with rsync when the transfer is done to issue the tar command there?
[16:20] <cuddylier> As I don't care if my backup box freezes a little for a while
[16:20] <cuddylier> As all it is for is backups
[16:21] <g1> Walex2:  How do I solve the routing problem?
[16:21] <Walex2> cuddylier: 'gzip' by itself does not cause disk latency, it just consumes CPu time, and most modern systems have lots of spare CPUs.
[16:21] <Walex2> g1: if it is a routing problem...
[16:21] <Walex2> g1: first you try to 'traceroute' to your router, then to some internet site, and then you know where the problem is.
[16:22] <rommel> lost eth on a ps3 from lightning... that sucked since it wasnt really repairable... well cost effectively repairable... so i turned it into a jailbreak box
[16:22] <cuddylier> Walex2 It was only using 2% of my CPU
[16:22] <RebelTrash> Hi!! Any idea why all deleted files turned locked into trash can...so only can be deleted as root?
[16:22] <Walex2> cuddylier: that's highly unlikely....
[16:22] <arzihk> Walex2, I will refer my question again to the channel. maybe I can get help from someone else here. just to let you know that you dont have to respond.
[16:22] <cuddylier> It's a E3 - 1270v2 CPU so I'm quite sure that isn't the issue.
[16:22] <arzihk> happy sunday, everyone. I have problem creating a partition from the last empty space on my external drive. it says "unallocated space" while it normally used to show the option "create partition"
[16:22] <bekks> cuddylier: Then "nice" will not help you with your I/O issue. Use ionice instead.
[16:22] <bekks> cuddylier: I/O is your issue, not CPU.
[16:22] <cuddylier> bekks: Just do ionice -15 then?
[16:22] <Walex2> arzihk: have you tried to get a list of partitions with something like 'fdisk -l /dev/sdN' or 'gdisk -l /dev/sdN'?
[16:22] <bekks> cuddylier: No, read "man ionice" before.
[16:22] <Llynix> rommel: I don't know what I'd do if I lost wifi on my wii.. got that thing hacked to do everything..  guess I'd buy another wii :)
[16:23] <Walex2> cuddylier: 'ionice' is not your solution either...
[16:23] <Walex2> cuddylier: 'ionice' only works in limited situations.
[16:23] <cuddylier> I see..
[16:23] <arzihk> no, because I didnt know the command then
[16:23] <cuddylier> I guess my only solution is tarring on the backup box but the issue is how to let the backup box know when the rsync is done to then tar that backup
[16:24] <Walex2> arzihk: but you can do web searches on how to get a list of partitions to put in a pastebin... You need to have some initiative.
[16:24] <cuddylier> As I want it automatic obviously
[16:24] <bekks> cuddylier: tar ... && ssh rsync ...
[16:24] <Walex2> cuddylier: try to explain your setup and what you are trying to achieve...
[16:24] <bekks> Or vice versa. rsync ... && ssh tar ...
[16:24] <k33py> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7062496/
[16:24] <Lucasxxiuber> hi
[16:24] <cuddylier> Walex2 Okay, I have multiple processes including java running on a server box, I want to backup the files from it to another server box.
[16:25] <g1> walex2: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7062503/
[16:25] <Walex2> cuddylier: because part of your problem is that you may be writing the 'tar' file to the same disk from which you are backing up, and the  the disk arm will be going back and forth like crazy.
[16:25] <cuddylier> Walex2 The issue I'm hitting is probably an IO one combined with CPU whenever I try to tar.
[16:25] <Lihis> Walex2: The link you gave to X configs, the is that "3 screen configuration", can you confirm that with that configuration I got three different X screens?
[16:25] <cuddylier> Walex2 Yes, it's tarring to the same disk as the process is running on
[16:25] <hdon-> hi all :) Ubuntu 12.04 here. I seem to recall once upon a time, the "Appearance" section of the whatever-configuration GUI had GTK+ themes to choose from. Where can I find this on my version of Ubuntu?
[16:25] <arzihk> Walex2, there are some admins who just "help". and there are also others who tries to remedy some social interaction deficit in the process.
[16:25] <tanathos> cuddylier, tar -c f archive.tar.gz  folder/ && rsync archive.tar.gz allows you to archive and copy the archieve
[16:25] <arzihk> now, I wanna focus on the solution of my problem, if you let me.
[16:25] <Walex2> cuddylier: that's a pretty bad idea... Disks have a single arm.
[16:26] <cuddylier> tanathos: I know but the issue here is I/O when tarring/achiving
[16:26] <k33py> Can anybody help me dual boot windows 8 ?
[16:26] <tanathos> arzihk, in order to help  you , we need more info
[16:26] <hdon-> hmm... maybe i need "ubuntu-tweak" to do that now
[16:26] <g1> walex2: check out the traceroute result: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7062503/
[16:26] <cuddylier> Walex2 Even on my SSD it effects the processes or would it either way?
[16:26] <Walex2> g1: I am a bit busy...
[16:26] <tanathos> cuddylier, the archive and rsync will not affect the ongoing process
[16:27] <Walex2> g1: anyhow your trace shows that you cannot reach your router, but you do have an IP address on your WiFi LAN. How did you get that address?
[16:27] <cuddylier> tanathos: Oh, how come when the other method does? Or does it do the archive on the destination box?
[16:27] <Walex2> g1: an SSD is better, but SSDs have latency trouble with large volumes of writes.
[16:27] <g1> Walex2: No idea. It stays connected. But it cannot ping an address or access internet on  a browser
[16:27] <tsak__> my laptop goes to sleep every 10min (i have apm=off and acpi=strict). nothing helps so far.
[16:27] <Walex2> cuddylier: an SSD is better, but SSDs have latency trouble with large volumes of writes.
[16:27] <tanathos> cuddylier, you can do the archive locally and then copy, && means that if it goes all the way when its done rsync
[16:28] <Walex2> cuddylier: what you can do is to 'tar' into 'ssh' to the backup machine.
[16:28] <bekks> cuddylier: rsync ...; ssh tar ...
[16:28] <HEROnymous> if you're having i/o issues, a good raid controller and a raid10 setup may help quite a bit without incurring the much higher cost of SSDs, also.
[16:28] <g1> bekks: check out the traceroute result: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7062503/
[16:28] <AnonGonzo> someone please help me installing utorrent for Ubuntu 12.04.4? the code i have is to download utorrent 3.0 when the gz i have is the latest 3.3
[16:29] <cuddylier> Walex2 Not a bad idea hmm
[16:29] <bekks> g1: Your DNS is broken.
[16:29] <g1> bekks: How do I fix it?
[16:29] <Walex2> cuddylier: something like: tar -c -f - $WHATEVER | ssh $BACKUP .... 'gzip -2 > backup.tar.gz'
[16:29] <bekks> g1: By setting a valid DNS server in the connection settings.
[16:30] <Walex2> cuddylier: so in that way the 'tar' happens on your Java server, but the compression and storing on the backup server.
[16:30] <g1> bekks: And how to do that?
[16:30] <cuddylier> Walex2 Yes, although what about the host, username etc for 'ssh'?
[16:30] <Walex2> bekks: note that 'g1' has done a 'traceroute 8.8.8.8' and that fails too.
[16:30] <AnonGonzo> please can i get some guidence
[16:30] <cuddylier> Walex2 Where does that get defined?
[16:30] <Walex2> cuddylier: that's what 'man' pages are for :-)
[16:30] <tsak__> im just curious, if apm=off how the power can go stop every 10min. So its on somewhere? :)
[16:30] <Walex2> tsak__: may be the BIOS, may be thermal stop.
[16:31] <bekks> Walex2: g1: So the internet connection is broken.
[16:31] <Walex2> tsak__: may be the power management daemon.
[16:31] <MonkeyDust> AnonGonzo  have you tried Deluge torrent client?
[16:31] <Walex2> bekks: no, because the 'traceroute' does not reach the router which is 192.168.1.1
[16:31] <tsak__> Walex2,  not thermal stop... i just wanna watch movies and every 10min its goes to sleep :(
[16:31] <AnonGonzo> MonkeyDust no please explain?
[16:31] <cuddylier> Walex2 Does tar -c -f -$WHATEVER Not do it on the local machine?
[16:31] <AnonGonzo> is it in software centre
[16:31] <cuddylier> Or does it leave out the heavy gzip bit?
[16:31] <tsak__> Walex2, this is fresh install
[16:31] <cuddylier> Then do the gzip bit on the destination box?
[16:32] <Walex2> bekks: tsak__ there are a few too many power management daemons and tools in Ubuntu.
[16:32] <MonkeyDust> AnonGonzo  Deluge is a nice torrent client, find it in the software center or use apt-get
[16:32] <g1> bekks: So, what's the issue? And what's the remedy?
[16:32] <Walex2> cuddylier: doing 'gzip' on the backup box is fine, but the really big advantage is to do the _writing_ on the destinction box.
[16:32] <AnonGonzo> MonkeyDust thank you
[16:32] <g1> walex2:  So, what's the issue? And what's the remedy?
[16:32] <tsak__> Walex2, hmmm i know that if i do acpi=off (then my wlan doesn't work, so thats why its acpi=strict)
[16:32] <Walex2> AnonGonzo: in general never compile yourself an application, just use pre-compiled applications.
[16:33] <cuddylier> Walex2 Okay, so the -c -f on the local box is really just putting it all into one .tar.gz folder uncompressed?
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[16:33] <cfhowlett> !ops
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[16:33] <cuddylier> hmm
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[16:33] <AnonGonzo> MonkeyDust yeah the build looked easy but then the only version on the uorrent site is 3.3 i tried o use wine for a windows exe but hat failed
[16:33] <MonkeyDust> time for a coffee until it's gone
[16:34] <MonkeyDust> AnonGonzo  yes, try Delage, then, much easier
[16:34] <MonkeyDust> Deluge*
[16:34] <Walex2> cuddylier: no, it is putting the backup to stdout...
[16:34] <AnonGonzo> MonkeyDust thanks alot
[16:34] <cuddylier> Walex2 What's stdout?
[16:35] <Walex2> cuddylier: I am starting to get the impression that you are trying to administer a system that you understand very very little...
[16:35] <cuddylier> Walex2 Correct
[16:35] <HEROnymous> Walex2, ok stupid question, I'm looking into this a bit more and it's been probably 10 years since I've manually edited xorg.conf.  I can't find xorg.conf though, where is it kept nowadays?  I did a find /etc for it and nada.
[16:35] <g1> bekks: Help
[16:35] <Walex2> cuddylier: ahhhhhh, that's going to be a bit painful, you need to read up a bit... :-)
[16:36] <Walex2> cuddylier: are you a Java programmer perchance?
[16:36] <cuddylier> No
[16:36] <cuddylier> I only know basic Java
[16:36] <cuddylier> Walex2 Yeah, well I know basic commands such as 'cd', 'mv', 'cp' etc. It has been enough up to now to get by, just things such as this blow my mind to begin with.
[16:36] <g1> walex2: you're free now :P
[16:36] <cuddylier> Usually I use google for most things but in this situation google didn't suffice
[16:37] <Walex2> cuddylier: well, let's try this way: 'stdout' is a "stream", a "buffer". The command line I used as an example connects the output of 'tar' to the input of 'ssh', so nothing gets stored on the disk on the source system
[16:37] <MonkeyDust> cuddylier  try reading some real paper books, they're very helpful too
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[16:38] <cfhowlett> !ops
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[16:38] <Walex2> g1: put on a 'pastebin' the output of 'iwconfig wlan0' please
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[16:38] <Walex2> g1: put on a 'pastebin' the output of 'iwconfig wlan0' please
[16:38] <Walex2> g1: put on a 'pastebin' the output of 'sudo iwconfig wlan0' please
[16:38] <g1> walex2: No such devie
[16:39] <Llynix> maybe ban all of brasiltelecom for a short period?
[16:39] <Walex2> g1: what's the name of your WiFi device then? Use that.
[16:39] <g1> walex2: eth1 check: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7062596/
[16:39] <MonkeyDust> g1  does ifconfig show wlan?
[16:39] <Daekdroom> Llynix, if this is one of the people who was trying to DDoS #ubuntu-br earlier, they have other ISPs available too
[16:40] <Walex2> g1: that looks good.
[16:40] <Llynix> bummer Daekdroom though I'm surprised there isn't a flood bot in here, guess there is a no bot policy
[16:40] <g1> walex2: ifconfig result: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7062609/
[16:40] <cfhowlett> Llynix, yeah, I asked about that earlier.  the floodbots have been retired
[16:40] <Daekdroom> Llynix, there used to be floodbots in here.
[16:40] <Walex2> g1: what does 'sudo tcpdump -i eth1 -nn' show? (let is run for a bit and show the last 10-20 lines).
[16:40] <Daekdroom> !floodbot
[16:41] <Walex2> g1: MonkeyDust: that 'ifconfig' is pretty clear, you are doing something quite wrong.
[16:42] <Walex2> g1: unless you really know what you are doing, and do it very carefully, you cannot have the wired and wireless interfaces in the same subnet.
[16:42] <MonkeyDust> Walex2  not sure what you mean, please continue addressing g1 on the matter
[16:43] <Walex2> MonkeyDust: your idea of getting 'ifconfig' was very good, I did not expect that mess to show.
[16:43] <LinearInterpol> Hi. Whenever I plug my headphones in, the sound from the speakers still plays. Any way to fix this?
[16:43] <ramsub07> where are the apache log files found ?
[16:43] <g1> walex2: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7062626/
[16:43] <Walex2> g1: the address for 'eth0' is 192.168.1.12 and that for 'eth1' is 192.168.1.7, and they are both in the subnet 192.168.1.0/24; the network subsystem will only use one.
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[16:44] <LinearInterpol> I'm not on Ubuntu bare, I'm on Linux Mint 16, but the people in #linuxmint-help did absolute jack to help.
[16:44] <compdoc> my eyes!
[16:45] <g1> walex2: Oh, So should the subnet be changed for wireless?
[16:45] <k1l> LinearInterpol: that problem can relate to used kernel versions or drivers. please ask the linuxmint guys because they change things there
[16:45] <Walex2> g1: ideally yes, you could use '192.168.1.2'
[16:45] <Walex2> g1: ideally yes, you could use '192.168.2.0/24' for example
[16:45] <k1l> !mint > LinearInterpol
[16:45] <cfhowlett> !mint|LinearInterpol,
[16:45] <LinearInterpol> Ugh.
[16:46] <LinearInterpol> And if I wasn't on mint, what would you suggest?
[16:46] <Walex2> g1: otherwise you need to take down 'eth0' before activating 'eth1'.
[16:46] <cfhowlett> LinearInterpol, oh, I don't know... ubuntu?
[16:46] <ikonia> LinearInterpol: you are on mint - so don't ask
[16:46] <ramsub07> where are the apache log files found ?
[16:46] <LinearInterpol> Well, thanks for nothing.
[16:46] <ikonia> LinearInterpol: I'd suggest the mint support channels
[16:46] <ikonia> ramsub07: /var/log
[16:46] <g1> walex2: Ok. How do I do?
[16:47] <Walex2> g1: the 'tcpdump' output shows that there is plausible traffic on 'eth1' so your wireless is working.
[16:47] <Walex2> g1: you have to tell your route/WiFi access point to use a different subnet for the wires and wireless parts.
[16:47] <Walex2> g1: almost all routers can do that.
[16:48] <g1> walex2: should I configure it at 192.168.1.1?
[16:48] <Walex2> g1: yes, that seems to be the address of your router.
[16:49] <Walex2> g1: I am assuming here that you have a router that is also the WiFi access point.
[16:49] <g1> walex2: yes
[16:50] <g1> walex2: check http://imagebin.org/298102
[16:51] <Walex2> g1: try clicking on "wireless ap"
[16:52] <g1> walex2: Should I fix a channel instead of auto? Does that work? read it somewhere
[16:52] <Walex2> g1: you can fix it if you are sure there are no other APs around that use that channel.
[16:53] <Walex2> g1: but that is a radio side thing, and your radio side seems to be working.
[16:54] <g1> walex2: http://imagebin.org/298104
[16:54] <Walex2> g1: I have done some searching and your router may not be able to have two separate subnets...
[16:55] <Walex2> g1: but I'll double check.
[16:56] <root___> disconnect
[16:56] <root___> sry
[16:56] <Walex2> g1: try clicking on "router status" instead...
[16:59] <g1> walex2: it can't be clicked. that's all it has
[16:59] <Walex2> g1: I am looking at the manual here: http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/WNR612v2_UM_9Jul10.pdf and I am not optimistic.
[17:00] <g1> walex2: BTW now the SSID is not showing up in the available networks
[17:00] <Walex2> g1: what have you changed then? Just the channel?
[17:01] <g1> walex2: I clicked on reboot
[17:03] <Walex2> g1: then perhaps you just need to rescan...
[17:03] <Walex2> g1: anyhow your router can only bridge between the WiFi and wires LANs, so they cannot have different subnets.
[17:03] <Walex2> g1: so you should really make sure that you connect to only one of them, or you use routes with suitable metrics to favour one or the other.
[17:04] <g1> walex2: ok yeah. It shows up now.
[17:04] <g1> walex2: So, now?
[17:05] <Walex2> g1: well, let's try one little thing...
[17:05] <Walex2> g1: paste the output of 'sudo ip route show'
[17:05] <g1> walex2: I don't mind if I lose wired connection
[17:05] <Walex2> g1: then just turn it off.
[17:06] <g1> walex2: Will it work?
[17:06] <Walex2> g1: who knows? probably. You got to test it...
[17:06] <g1> walex2: result http://paste.ubuntu.com/7062723/
[17:07] <Walex2> g1: BTW I just noticed that you are using the web interface to this channel in Firefox. There is a really nice IRC client for Firefox called ChatZilla...
[17:08] <g1> walex2: yeah. I just installed ubuntu. Wifi wasn't working too. I'll install chatzilla!
[17:08] <Walex2> g1: you see 'metric 1' on 'eth0' means it is preferred, and the destination is the same
[17:08] <danutzgtx480> romania FTW
[17:08] <g1> walex2: Ok. Now?
[17:09] <Walex2> g1: you can change metric for a test like this: 'sudo ip r c 192.168.1.0/24 dev eth0 metric 10'
[17:10] <Walex2> g1: after that try again 'sudo traceroute -i eth1 8.8.8.8'
[17:10] <g1> walex2: RTNETLINK answers: No such file or directory
[17:11] <thufir> Having trouble booting into tty console mode.  Desktop doesn't load.   Edit grub?  But I cannot update it...
[17:12] <Walex2> g1: ahhh, I forgot something. Then just do 'sudo ip l eth0 down' and 'sudo ip r a default via 192.168.1.1 dev eth1'
[17:13] <g1> walex2: Command "eth0" is unknown, try "ip link help"
[17:14] <thufir> How do I change boot level to text ?  Cannot run grub update
[17:14] <Walex2> g1: sudo ip l s down dev eth0
[17:15] <Walex2> thufir: 'init 2' perhaps. Or 'init s' for single user mode.
[17:15] <guillermo> a
[17:15] <Walex2> thufir: ahhh to boot from GRUB command line add 'text' IIRC
[17:16] <g1> walex2: no, didn't work
[17:16] <thufir> Walex2. Where do I do init 2?  I cannot run grub update
[17:16] <Dardan> hello?
[17:17] <Dardan> I have terrible issues with my ubuntu os
[17:17] <Dardan> it is falling apart, that what they told me on the forums
[17:17] <Walex2> g1: "didn't work" is not very detailed.
[17:17] <Dardan> but I need a reply now!
[17:17] <ikonia> Dardan: you'll need to explain the problem more than "falling apart"
[17:17] <Walex2> Dardan: Canonical offers suitable support contracts...
[17:17] <cfhowlett> Dardan, you can buy support from canonical for instant answers ... or you can ask _nicely_ of the volunteers here
[17:17] <g1> Walex2: I disabled wired by that command. Then executed the other comment you mentioned. Same issue with the wireless. Then I enabled wired again
[17:18] <Walex2> thufir: if you are at the GRUB command line, use 'text' as an option/
[17:18] <Dardan> the forum: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2208130
[17:18] <Dardan> its not too long
[17:18] <Walex2> g1: did 'traceroute' work somehow?
[17:18] <Dardan> all issues are stated in there
[17:19] <ikonia> Dardan: I'm not reading a thread, just summerise the problem you want resolved
[17:19] <thufir> I pressed arrow keys during boot, no grub menu.  Cannot login to graphical desktop
[17:19] <compdoc> Dardan, it does sound like hardware issues, and someone stated in that forum. Ubuntu is pretty stable
[17:19] <cfhowlett> Dardan, input-output error = hardware failure
[17:19] <Dardan> ok
[17:19] <g1> walex2: It's showing up asterisks
[17:20] <Dardan> so you have a bit of a look on the problem
[17:20] <Dardan> I tested smart data
[17:20] <Dardan> 1300+ failures in raw reading
[17:20] <Dardan> is that bad?
[17:20] <Dardan> at least ubuntu is still able to run
[17:20] <Walex2> g1: are you sure you don't have a firewall enabled on your Ubuntu side?
[17:20] <compdoc> Dardan, so theres no reallocated sectors or pending sectors?
[17:20] <Walex2> Dardan: replace your disk.
[17:20] <cfhowlett> Dardan, so NOW you mention that little tidbit?  go fix your hardware and come back and ask
[17:20] <g1> walex2: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7062793/
[17:20] <Dardan> what is the problem cfhowlett
[17:20] <Dardan> I am looking for help
[17:21] <compdoc> Dardan, can you put the output of smartctl in pastebin.com?
[17:21] <Dardan> my ubuntu USED to work well
[17:21] <bipul> I am runing Apache on my ubuntu and i wanted  to install web based Terminal on my Apache server.
[17:21] <cfhowlett> Dardan, help = replace your failing hardware
[17:21] <Walex2> g1: are you using NetworkManager perchance?
[17:21] <Dardan> but Im running it right now with windows 7!!
[17:21] <cfhowlett> Dardan, done.  out.  bye
[17:21] <Dardan> Guys im using a ssd card
[17:21] <Walex2> Dardan: good luck!
[17:21] <Dardan> ?
[17:21] <Dardan> I cant replace my hardware
[17:22] <Dardan> is an I/O error that bad?
[17:22] <g1> walex2: I don't know if firewall is enabled. I haven't installed any
[17:23] <thufir> No grub menu during boot to edit.  How do I change run level pls?  Cannot login graphically on my sudo account.
[17:23] <Walex2> g1: are you using NetworkManager perchance?
[17:23] <Walex2> thufir: you can get the GRUB menu by pressing some key or another...
[17:23] <Llynix> Dardan: what you've described sounds like the tell-tale sounds of a hard drive on it's deathbed
[17:23] <Walex2> Dardan: IO error is pretty bad indeed.
[17:24] <g1> walex2: Yeah. I had installed network manager
[17:24] <compdoc> Dardan, some of those errors are normal
[17:24] <Walex2> g1: then try to diable 'eth0' in NetworkManager, and enable only 'eth1'.
[17:24] <cfhowlett> compdoc, 1300+ errors ain't "normal"
[17:24] <Walex2> compdoc: in the forum thread reports IO error on accessing '/var/lib/apt/lists/' files.
[17:25] <Dardan> yes
[17:25] <compdoc> yeah, it depends on the error
[17:25] <Dardan> I think they hinted me to reinstall ubuntu?
[17:25] <Walex2> cfhowlett: if the error is like "ECC corrected" yes, but this is inability to read files.
[17:25] <Walex2> compdoc: if the error is like "ECC corrected" yes, but this is inability to read files.
[17:26] <compdoc> Dardan, can you put the output of smartctl in pastebin.com?   <- thats why I asked
[17:26] <Walex2> compdoc: some drives report a large number of ECC corrections, which is totally normal and they are not errors...
[17:26] <GEEGEEGEE> why does ubuntu stop loading when there is an error in /etc/fstab
[17:26] <Dardan> compdoc
[17:26] <compdoc> theres also bad ram, and bad capacitors on the motherboard. computers are complicated
[17:26] <Dardan> I have one terrible problem
[17:26] <GEEGEEGEE> why not just not mount those disks?
[17:27] <Dardan> firefox continously crashes on ubuntu
[17:27] <Dardan> I cannot access the internet on ubuntu!
[17:27] <Llynix> could run a memtest to rule out ban ram
[17:27] <Dardan> Its going to be hard to post the smart tests
[17:27] <compdoc> Dardan, boot a recent Live cd of ubuntu
[17:27] <compdoc> *dvd
[17:27] <Walex2> GEEGEEGEE: that's in part a design choice. To ensure that people notice serious disk errors, and because some disk errors cannot be fixed automatically.
[17:27] <Llynix> Dardan: thumb drive?
[17:27] <Dardan> I have one of 12.04
[17:28] <Dardan> Thats the one I used for this one
[17:28] <compdoc> thats fine
[17:28] <Dardan> Let me remind you: it worked all well until my windows partition experiened hardware corruption
[17:28] <Dardan> Windows managed to repair itself with dskchk
[17:28] <Dardan> Cant Ubuntu do that? Or is it too complex?
[17:28] <Llynix> ubuntu has fsck
[17:29] <Walex2> Dardan: you seem to have a rather imaginative understand of the relationship between hardware errors and software.
[17:29] <Walex2> Dardan: you seem to have a rather imaginative *mis*understanding of the relationship between hardware errors and software.
[17:29] <Llynix> It's still sounding like the disk is failing
[17:30] <Walex2> Dardan: your probably need to replace your disk, and not waste time trying to "fix" it with software.
[17:30] <Dardan> Are you serious walex
[17:30] <Dardan> Ubuntu used to work well
[17:30] <Dardan> the furthest I would go is reinstall ubuntu
[17:30] <Llynix> when it had a good drive I'm sure it worked fine
[17:30] <Dardan> since it worked well before
[17:30] <Llynix> now that it has a faulty drive it's having problems
[17:30] <Dardan> Read the problem before you judge walex
[17:31] <ikonia> Dardan: it worked well before becaues your hardware was working, now your hardware is dying - it's not working well
[17:31] <Walex2> Dardan: again, you seem to misunderstand a lot the relationship between hardware errors and softeare.
[17:31] <Dardan> Uhmm how can a ssd card die?
[17:31] <Dardan> Its internally an usb
[17:31] <ikonia> Dardan: failure, wear, a problem
[17:31] <Dardan> not a hard disk...
[17:31] <ikonia> Dardan: they fail
[17:31] <Llynix> Dardan: there are a lot of ways.. they have a limited number of writes
[17:31] <compdoc> ive had an ssd drive fail
[17:31] <cfhowlett> Dardan, ssd fail all the time.
[17:31] <Dardan> ssd's wear of too?
[17:31] <ikonia> yes
[17:31] <Atomix26> they just fail. They are actually a lot less sturdy than an HDD
[17:31] <Walex2> g1: so how did it go?
[17:31] <compdoc> made by OCZ
[17:31] <Llynix> Dardan: also the first SSD's had multitudes of problems
[17:32] <Dardan> How is that possible it doesnt even have physically moving hardware
[17:32] <compdoc> heh
[17:32] <compdoc> it has electronics
[17:32] <ikonia> Dardan: ok - so thats for you to go and research how SSD's work
[17:32] <Llynix> Dardan: I'm not real sure of the physics..
[17:32] <cfhowlett> Dardan, discussion is beyond our scope.  do some research via wikipedia for answers
[17:32] <Walex2> Atomix26: they are actually a lot sturdier than a HDD, in most cases, but some SSDs are designed a bit daringly and have had problems....
[17:32] <ikonia> Dardan: but it terms of your ubuntu problem, the issue appears to be your device is failing
[17:32] <Llynix> Dardan: but I'm quite sure they can fail :)
[17:32] <Dardan> yes
[17:32] <ikonia> Dardan: you can either a.) accept that b.) look for other solutions
[17:32] <Atomix26> well, in terms of read/write
[17:32] <Dardan> My ubuntu is crashing all the time
[17:33] <Dardan> I cant use ubuntu properly any more!
[17:33] <ikonia> Dardan: you keep saying that - you keep being told "your hardware is failing"
[17:33] <Dardan> But I can use windows 7 perfectly with the SAME hardware...
[17:33] <ikonia> Dardan: so repeating it won't change the fact your hardware is failing
[17:33] <compdoc> Dardan, if you boot the live cd, and it doesnt crash, that can tell you a lot
[17:33] <ikonia> Dardan: windows is on the same SSD ?
[17:33] <Dardan> yes
[17:33] <Dardan> I partitioned it
[17:33] <ikonia> Dardan: how big is the SSD
[17:33] <Dardan> SHould I boot the live CD?
[17:33] <Llynix> and you just fixed errors with chkdsk in windows?
[17:33] <Dardan> yes
[17:33] <Llynix> so windows isn't working right either
[17:33] <Dardan> It was strange
[17:33] <ikonia> ooops
[17:33] <Dardan> I could believe that
[17:33] <Dardan> couldnt
[17:34] <ikonia> looks like the hardware is failing
[17:34] <Dardan> I srsly cant believe a software just fixed the hardware
[17:34] <Llynix> I would try the live CD route.. like compdoc said if you can run the live CD stably then you'll narrow it down
[17:34] <Dardan> ok
[17:34] <Llynix> but all signs point to your ssd dying..
[17:34] <ikonia> Dardan: it's not fixed it
[17:34] <Llynix> hold it's hand and back up everything you can
[17:34] <Dardan> How is the ssd dying? Windows is working without nags
[17:35] <compdoc> back up everything you can  <---
[17:35] <Llynix> you just said you had problems with windows that were fixed with chkdsk
[17:35] <Dardan> srsly? What is going to happen if I put in that live CD..
[17:35] <Llynix> that isn't working without lag
[17:35] <Dardan> yes they were fixed
[17:35] <ikonia> this is a waste of time
[17:35] <Llynix> the live cd won't use the hard drive
[17:35] <ikonia> good luck
[17:35] <Dardan> probably replaced corrupted windows files
[17:35] <Dardan> ok
[17:35] <Dardan> ill do that
[17:35] <Llynix> Dardan: this is a case of the symptoms were fixed but not the problem
[17:35] <Walex2> Dardan: you seem to misunderstand how hardware failure can happen.
[17:36] <[[thufir]]> aha, ok, edited grub.
[17:37] <k33py> I've just tried dual booting via a live cd on hp envy and screen goes completly black after I select any option at boot menu of cd
[17:38] <Walex2> k33py: try to use the boot option not to use DKMS. The graphics chip may be not-supported.
[17:38] <[[thufir]]> my hd is 99.99999% full, so I deleted a few files.  now, how do I fix unity?  with the hd so full, it lost the settings, apparently.  I just want to put back the unity panel.  but, right click won't give me a panel, just change desktop background, or new file.
[17:39] <k33py> I only had 4 options check disc, install, try without instaling and something else. Where do I find dkms option ?
[17:41] <[[thufir]]> how do I fix unity so that I have panels?  startx just brings up an empty desktop.  right click doesn't give an option to add a panel.  unity 2d is what I use.
[17:42] <sudormrf> hey guys.  quick question about the transmission web client and the "only allow these ips to connect" setting.  am I able to use CIDR notation in that section?
[17:43] <Wookie> HI all!
[17:45] <chr4to> hello, I was here a short while ago. I have no working solution to this yet. the remaining free part of my external drive is shown as unallocated space, and "create partition" option is not there. I was just suggested to do fdisk -l, but, Walex2, then it gives error : cannot open /dev/sdb (same for /dev/sda)
[17:46] <sudormrf> chr4to: how large is the drive? is the drive new?
[17:46] <Atomix26> thufir, try deleting more files? is it still almost full?
[17:46] <chr4to> sudormrf, it is 320GB, it is not new
[17:46] <sudormrf> chr4to: so is it safe to assume that there is data on the drive?
[17:47] <Llynix> don't you need sudo to run fdisk -l ?
[17:47] <chr4to> sudormrf, a wiping program has been run on the referred part
[17:47] <chr4to> so there is no data, presumably
[17:47] <sudormrf> chr4to: ok.  I would agree with what Llynix said.  what happens if you run sudo fdisk -l?
[17:48] <chr4to> I get this:  cannot open /dev/sdb (same for /dev/sda)
[17:48] <chr4to> sorry
[17:48] <chr4to> only fdisk -l returns nothing. just the command line reappears
[17:49] <sudormrf> chr4to: are you running fdisk -l as SU or no?
[17:49] <sudormrf> that is a pretty important distinction
[17:49] <[[thufir]]> Atomix26: it's nearly full, yes.  I'm just trying to get a desktop env for 1.) run xburn (I think it's called, to burn backup DVD's) and 2.) firefox
[17:49] <Llynix> sudormrf: he is.. that's when he gets the error.. running as user returns nothing
[17:49] <sudormrf> Llynix: oh.
[17:50] <[[thufir]]> another approach, I think, would be add a user and add them to the sudo list.  However, I don't know how to do that from the CLI.
[17:50] <sudormrf> chr4to: hmm.  are you doing this from the CLI only or are you doing this graphically?  have you tried using gparted?
[17:51] <chr4to> sudormrf, I hadn't used sudo. when I did, it returned the partition list.
[17:51] <[[thufir]]> Atomix26: it's nearly full, yes.  I'm just trying to get a desktop env for 1.) run xburn (I think it's called, to burn backup DVD's) and 2.) firefox
[17:51] <chr4to> pasting it in a minute
[17:51] <k33py> what command is it to turn off dkms
[17:51] <sudormrf> chr4to: errr.  paste bin the output
[17:51] <chr4to> sudormrf, I used the GUI, the disk utility of ubuntu
[17:51] <Atomix26> are you running it on a live usb, or on the disk drive
[17:51] <sun7> i am looking for a way to bypass pae on installation oter than booting from usb, because my usb ports don't work, any solutions guys?
[17:51] <sudormrf> chr4to: paste bin the output of sudo fdisk -l.  also, download gparted.
[17:52] <Atomix26> sun7, do you have a dvd drive?
[17:52] <chr4to> sudormrf, here it is: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7062959/
[17:52] <Llynix> gparted is one of the gems of linux
[17:52] <Dardan> oh sh8t you guys are right about the ssd
[17:52] <Dardan> I looked it up, its no more reliable than a hhd
[17:52] <Dardan> hdd
[17:52] <k33py> I need to get passed a black screen directly after grub menu selection ?
[17:53] <Dardan> I am very afraid now...
[17:53] <sun7> atomix26:yes i do
[17:53] <sudormrf> chr4to: download gparted
[17:53] <Atomix26> Dardan, there should be a "disks" application, which you can use to measure the health of your SSD
[17:53] <Llynix> Dardan: start backing up if you don't already have backups (you should already have backups)
[17:53] <chr4to> sudormrf, I just did
[17:53] <apb1963> !nomode
[17:53] <sudormrf> chr4to: k.  open it up and work from there.
[17:54] <k33py> I need to get passed a black screen directly after grub menu selection ? any ideas please guys
[17:54] <g1> walex2: Negative
[17:55] <apb1963> passed=past
[17:55] <FourFire> Hello
[17:55] <Atomix26> sun7, get a rewritable dvd , and burn ubuntu onto it
[17:55] <sun7> atomix26:can I give you some background on my situation so you can understand better?
[17:55] <FourFire> I'd just like to say that I've successfully reinstalled
[17:55] <Atomix26> sure
[17:55] <g1> walex2:  Have we found out the problem?
[17:55] <chr4to> sudormrf, great. gparted says it is not possible to create more than 4 partitions. is it the rule for gparted, or for partitioning in general?
[17:55] <FourFire> and my backup disk is working so far
[17:55] <marlo_> my ubuntu server keeps loosing large chunks of auth.log... how can i tell if someone is actually gaining access to the machine?
[17:56] <sudormrf> chr4to: do you want multiple partitions?
[17:56] <marlo_> and deleting the logs?
[17:56] <Atomix26> chr4to, I think that's referring to primary partitions?
[17:56] <chr4to> sudormrf, yes
[17:56] <FourFire> (though 0.3% of the files are corrupted, I hope it's nothing important)
[17:56] <AlexPortable> who nickmentioned ,e
[17:56] <AlexPortable> me
[17:56] <Atomix26> you may need to turn one of your primary partitions into a logical partition.
[17:57] <chr4to> Atomix26, correct. it says "If you want more partitions you should first create an extended partition. Such a partition can contain other partitions. Because an extended partition is also a primary partition it might be necessary to remove a primary partition first."
[17:57] <Atomix26> *extended
[17:57] <black0ut> hi, could someone please recommend me a good tutorial to upgarde my php5.3 to php5.5 (most recent stable) install on my LAMP stack.  I am running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. Maybe this one is good: http://phpave.com/upgrade-php-5-3-php-5-5-ubuntu-12-04-lts/#.Uxyptts56Bs
[17:57] <chr4to> that wants me to remove one of the other partitions
[17:57] <apb1963> !nomodeset
[17:57] <chr4to> sudormrf, is there no way to create a new partition without changing anything in existing partitions?
[17:58] <k33py> nvidia.modeset=0 maybe ?
[17:58] <Atomix26> yup, because all your partitions are primary
[17:58] <apb1963> !nomodeset | k33py
[17:59] <vlt> Hello. How can I continue playing back music (from browser) in the background when switching to another user account?
[17:59] <chr4to> is it a general rule in filesystems?
[18:00] <[[thufir]]> from CLI, how do I add a newly created user to list of sudoers?  I'm looking at /etc/sudoer now, and related files, can't find a list of user with sudo priveleges.
[18:01] <sun7> Atomix26: tried installing xubuntu13.10 on laptop, received 'pae'  error. xubuntu 13.10 doesnt support non pae cpu's. i have found a workaround which allows me to edit the grub of the iso and boot it from a usb, but now all my usb ports don't work. i am reluctant to download xubuntu12.04(non pae supportive) but if there is no other workaround, then i guess ill have to.
[18:01] <g1> wifi connected but not internet. Help please?
[18:01] <g1> wifi connected but no internet. Help?
[18:02] <Llynix> pinkblackr0x is about to spam us I'm thinking
[18:02] <Walex2> g1: can you ping other hosts on your subnet when on WiFi?
[18:02] <Walex2> g1: can you ping other hosts on your subnet when on WiFi alone?
[18:02] <Walex2> g1: from your 'tcpdump' you seem to have something at 192.168.1.3
[18:02] <sudormrf> chr4to: let me have a look
[18:03] <g1> Walex2: No, It says "host not found."
[18:03] <sudormrf> chr4to: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1559296
[18:03] <Walex2> g1: it can't say that if you use an IP address.
[18:03] <minimec> g1 'ping 173.194.40.19'?
[18:03] <g1> walex2: check this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063010/
[18:04] <Dardan> I have a V4SSD2 SCSI drive
[18:04] <Walex2> g1: that looks good, but does 'eth0' have an IP address?
[18:05] <chr4to> sudormrf, so an extended partition allows as many partitions under itself
[18:05] <Walex2> g1: please remember that your WiFi seems to work, it showed traffic with 'tcpdump' and it has an IP address probably obtained by DHCP.
[18:05] <sudormrf> chr4to: I don't know as I have never tried it myself, but that is what that thread appears to indicate
[18:05] <sudormrf> chr4to: may I ask why you need so many partitions?
[18:06] <PKHaxorz> yo, how do I list and kill processes from cli?
[18:06] <sudormrf> PKHaxorz: you are a hacker right? ;P
[18:06] <Llynix> PKHaxorz: ps and kill
[18:06] <PKHaxorz> right. duh
[18:07] <chr4to> sudormrf, it is not that I need so many. but It just suits better
[18:07] <g1> nothing happens
[18:07] <g1> minimec: It hangs when I ping 173.194.40.19
[18:07] <PKHaxorz> yeah, that moment when weechat comes in very useful because you have managed to completely top out of your RAM
[18:07] <sudormrf> chr4to: can you explain what you are doing? maybe that can help us.
[18:07] <sudormrf> chr4to: there may be a better solution :)
[18:08] <[[thufir]]> how do I add someone to /etc/sudoers from CLI?
[18:08] <Atomix26> yeah, sun, that may be the better option
[18:08] <minimec> g1: Ok. That ip would have been google.com. Is any internal ip working like 'ping 192.168.1.1'? That might be your router.
[18:09] <sudormrf> [[thufir]]: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sudoers
[18:10] <Llynix> just out of curiosity how do you find out your gateway via command line?
[18:11] <Atomix26> Llynix: route -n
[18:11] <Llynix> Atomix26: thanks
[18:11] <[[thufir]]> sudomrf I do not have access to the web (not really), just stuck on console.  trying to use the console.
[18:11] <sudormrf> [[thufir]]: ssh in as root
[18:12] <sudormrf> [[thufir]]: then edit the file.
[18:12] <[[thufir]]> sudormrf: I am root, I mean, when I look at /etc/sudoers that doesn't seem correct.  there's no existing list of users whom I know to already be on the list, for example.
[18:13] <sudormrf> [[thufir]]: did you look at the help page I just linked?
[18:13] <sudormrf> [[thufir]]: pastebin the file
[18:14] <g1> I had lost the connection. If you had replied, you many have to repeat. -_-
[18:14] <minimec> g1: Ok. That ip would have been google.com. Is any internal ip working like 'ping 192.168.1.1'? That might be your router.
[18:15] <g1> minimec: Yes It pings fine with internal ips
[18:15] <[[thufir]]> sudormrf: please keep in mind I'm on a console, and have to use things like lynx to read web pages.  I cannot pastebin.
[18:15] <sudormrf> [[thufir]]: how are you using IRC?
[18:15] <[[thufir]]> sudormrf: finch is console
[18:15] <sudormrf> [[thufir]]: you have an internet connection and the pastebinit command should work
[18:16] <[[thufir]]> sudormrf: I am trying to install that now.
[18:16] <minimec> g1: Ok. And other devices can connect to the internet through the same router, I guess. The device you are chatting with is connected to the same router, right?
[18:17] <g1> Yes. Other devices can connect succesfully. I am on wired connection on the same router. Even this device's wireless works fine when used on Windows
[18:18] <sudormrf> g1: can you access a page like google.com by using the IP address instead of typing google.com
[18:18] <sudormrf> ?
[18:18] <g1> sudormrf: No
[18:18] <BlueEagle> I have trouble deleting some directories. When I rm them with the -rf flag I get 'Permission denied' even when I am root, and the directories are a+rwx. The FS is ext4 and I have forced a fsck on it without any issue.
[18:18] <k4r1m> I'm constantly getting a black screen after I login on my machine suddenly as of this morning. Google'ed around and it seems to be an issue with video driver but my machine has no dedicated graphics. It's a mac mini with intel 4000 graphics. Any suggestions?
[18:18] <BlueEagle> What could possibly prevent me from deleting the directories then?
[18:19] <sudormrf> g1: can you ping 8.8.8.8?
[18:19] <minimec> g1: Can you once 'sudo service ufw stop' <-- You stop the 'UbuntuFireWall', and 'ping www.google.com'?
[18:20] <BlueEagle> !mac | k4r1m: You could perhaps try
[18:21] <g1> sudormrf: From 192.168.1.4 icmp_seq=1 Destination Host Unreachable
[18:21] <sudormrf> g1: interesting.  did you kill ufw as minimec suggested?
[18:24] <g1> minimec: Tried that too. Same result
[18:25] <sudormrf> g1: what is the result of route -n
[18:25] <sudormrf> ?
[18:25] <[[thufir]]> apt-cache search pastebinit returns empty result. I'm on a console.
[18:25] <minimec> g1: What are we missing here??? Now you are on wired connection, but you also tried wifi connection with the same results, right. I thought I read that before...
[18:25] <g1> minimec: sudormrf: Unknown host: www.google.com
[18:25] <g1> and same result for 8.8.8.8
[18:26] <[[thufir]]> I think I need to enable universe?  is in /etc/apt/lists?
[18:26] <sudormrf> g1: what do you see if you type "route -n" from the command line without the quotes?
[18:27] <g1> sudormrf: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063138/
[18:27] <g1> minimec: Yeah. I unplugged the wire and tried what you instructed
[18:28] <sudormrf> [[thufir]]: in the sudoers file scroll down to where you see root ALL = (ALL) ALL and below that line enter "user   ALL = (ALL)    ALL" without the quotes and replacing 'user' with the username you want to use.  I am confused why you can't access webpages.
[18:29] <Hxxx> For real, when will ubuntu throw a patch for PHP 5.3 in 12.04 lts? I mean right now, If I'm not mistaken and based on CSV, is vulnerable.
[18:29] <sudormrf> g1: does this device have two NICs?
[18:30] <g1> sudormrf: It
[18:30] <sudormrf> g1: ?
[18:30] <g1> sudormrf: It's currently using Broadcom
[18:30] <minimec> sudormrf: g1: looks like the wifi card also shows as ethX device. Some drivers do that I think...
[18:30] <g1> sudormrf: I suspect there is a Realtek driver installed too?
[18:30] <sudormrf> minimec: never seen that before.  interesting.
[18:31] <[[thufir]]> sudormrf: I'll thry that, thx.  I'm having a problem with the GUI, so I want to add a new user to the sudoers list. thx again.
[18:32] <g1> sudormrf: before an hour, it used to show: eth0 eht1 lo
[18:32] <sudormrf> g1: in route -n or in ifconfig?
[18:33] <g1> sudormrf: Oh yes. It was ifconfig
[18:33] <sudormrf> g1: and ifconfig isn't showing lo anymore?
[18:33] <[[thufir]]> sudormrf: thx, that got me sudo :)
[18:33] <sudormrf> [[thufir]]: word.
[18:33] <g1> ifconfig result: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063187/
[18:34] <g1> sudormrf: It is
[18:34] <g1> sudormrf: But only one eth0
[18:34] <minimec> g1: is 'iwconfig' showing your wifi card as eth1?
[18:34] <g1> minimec: yes
[18:34] <g1> minimec: Is it supposed to be wlan0 or something?
[18:34] <sudormrf> g1: that is typically what it should display as.
[18:35] <g1> sudormrf: Yes. Someone on this forum had told that's not an issue.
[18:36] <sudormrf> g1: it probably isn't as minimec had indicated some cards display as ethX instead of wlanX
[18:36] <minimec> g1: Why do you have both network devices connected to the router now? Could you once disable wifi in the gui and reboot?
[18:37] <g1> minimec: ok. I disabled wifi
[18:37] <g1> minimec: Should I reboot?
[18:37] <sudormrf> g1: pastebin the output of this command "cat /etc/resolv.conf".  no quotes.
[18:37] <minimec> g1: reboot or 'sudo service networking restart'
[18:38] <g1> sudormrf: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063218/
[18:39] <minimec> g1: Then give us the output of ifconfig again and try to 'ping www.google.com' again.
[18:39] <sudormrf> minimec: err.  you see the problem there minimec ?
[18:39] <sudormrf> minimec: look at that pastebin
[18:40] <sudormrf> g1: your local loopback is being used for DNS.  this doesn't seem right to me.
[18:40] <sudormrf> I could be wrong.
[18:41] <minimec> sudormrf: I see. But this is not the problem I think. This is related to the network-manager. I have the same entry.
[18:41] <sudormrf> g1: minimec: which version of ubuntu?
[18:42] <minimec> sudormrf: 14.04 here. Should be the same for 13.10
[18:42] <sudormrf> g1: are you doing this from a GUI?
[18:42] <jack17> ciao a tutti
[18:43] <sudormrf> minimec: what are you thinking the issue is?  to me this looks like a DNS problem.
[18:44] <BlueEagle> I have trouble deleting some directories. When I rm them with the -rf flag I get 'Permission denied' even when I am root, and the directories are a+rwx. The FS is ext4 and I have forced a fsck on it without any issue. What could possibly prevent me from deleting the directories?
[18:44] <chico> ok, thanks everyone, I got the terminal window finally...
[18:44] <g1_> minimec: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063238/
[18:44] <minimec> sudormrf: I think we have a network-manager configuration problem here. In newer ubuntu distros, you will only see 'nameserver 127.0.1.1' in /etc/resolf.conf.
[18:44] <chico> now I need to find out why my hard drive is so slow
[18:44] <g1_> minimec: that's the result with wireless disabled
[18:44] <BlueEagle> I have tried telinit 1 to make sure nothing uses the directories, and I have tried recovery option from grub menu, but the files do not want to go away.
[18:44] <g1_> minimec: sudormrf: So, wireless is eth0 and not eth1?
[18:46] <Atomix26> ciao jack17, necissita aiuto?
[18:46] <sudormrf> minimec: ah.  I am running 12.04 so that could be why I see something different.
[18:46] <jhutchins> BlueEagle: What directories are you trying to remove?
[18:46] <sudormrf> g1_: that depends.  what interface name do you see when you use iwconfig?
[18:46] <minimec> g1_: sudormrf:  that's ok. I think we are getting closer. You have a network-manager configuration problem. Let me take a 5 minute cigarette break. I think we can handle your problem.
[18:47] <sudormrf> g1_: and your home network is 192.168.1.0/24?
[18:47] <g1_> minimec: Yeah. Please be back. I hope you solve it. I'm trying since morning
[18:48] <sudormrf> g1_: is your home network 192.168.1.0/24?
[18:49] <MonkeyDust> g1_  since this morning? there IS a world outside your door, where you can go and play
[18:49] <sudormrf> MonkeyDust: lol.  NEVER :D
[18:49] <sudormrf> MonkeyDust: he/she is in that world.  teh intarwebz
[18:49] <g1_> MonkeyDust: Ok. SIince evening. Internet is my world :P
[18:50] <Monkeytoe> hello
[18:50] <g1_> sudormrf: http://imagebin.org/298117
[18:50] <sudormrf> g1_: realtek driver there.  g1_ is your router serving up 192.168.1.0/24?  I am just trying to get a feel for your network.
[18:51] <g1_> sudormrf: But I have installed broadcom from additional drivers
[18:51] <g1_> sudromrf: Is it causing the problem?
[18:52] <g1_> sudormrf: How do I check my home network?
[18:52] <sudormrf> g1_: on your router.
[18:52] <sudormrf> g1_: r8169 is a realtek driver.
[18:52] <sudormrf> g1_: the broadcom driver could have been for your wifi card
[18:52] <g1_> sudormrf: oh okay.
[18:52] <Monkeytoe> I have a user account "tony" that was made a member of the "web" group. There is a file called index.php that I am trying to modify with vi over ssh logged in as tony. The permissions for this file listed with ls -al are -rwxrwxr-x  1 web  web    46 Sep 25  2012 index.php    ..... that equates to 775... I cant edit that file logged in as tony
[18:53] <Monkeytoe> id tony shows
[18:53] <Monkeytoe> uid=1000(tony) gid=1000(tony) groups=1000(tony),1002(web)
[18:53] <Monkeytoe> the only way to edit that file is if I change the permissions to 777
[18:53] <z1haze> can someone explain to me how i take care of this? http://pastebin.com/57nLxnCB
[18:53] <sudormrf> g1_: can you verify your router is serving up 192.168.1.0/24?
[18:54] <Monkeytoe> I dont understand why "other" permissions are being applied to the tony account when he is a member of the web group... shouldnt group permissions be applied to him?
[18:54] <g1_> sudormrf:: http://imagebin.org/298119
[18:54] <g1_> sudormrf: I don't know how to check that. Check out the router info
[18:54] <jhutchins> Monkeytoe: Have you logged out and logged back in?
[18:54] <z1haze> can someone explain to me how i take care of this? http://pastebin.com/57nLxnCB
[18:55] <Monkeytoe> I have not jhutchins
[18:55] <sudormrf> g1_: what you posted is helpful.something looks wrong there.
[18:55] <jhutchins> Monkeytoe: Try that.
[18:55] <sudormrf> g1_: you have two private IP scopes.
[18:55] <BlueEagle> jhutchins: /raid/var/www.old/clients.old/client1/web2/*
[18:56] <sudormrf> g1_: router status says 192.168.1.1 for its address but the internet port says 172.16.1.146.  Is this router bridging with another router
[18:56] <sudormrf> ?
[18:56] <BlueEagle> jhutchins: i.e. old empty directories from previous apche2-installations.
[18:56] <g1_> sudormrf: I have only 1 router
[18:56] <sudormrf> g1_: ok.
[18:56] <sudormrf> g1_: you said everything else can get to the net just fine, right?
[18:56] <g1_> Yes. Just my ubuntu system
[18:57] <jhutchins> BlueEagle: how are you trying to delete them?
[18:57] <g1_> sudormrf: Yes. except my ubuntu system*
[18:57] <jhutchins> BlueEagle: Exact command and exact result.
[18:57] <minimec> g1_: can you once add a nameserver line in /etc/resolv.conf, so that it looks like this? This is only for testing... http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063295/
[18:57] <sudormrf> g1_: ok well this may be something you want to address later, but https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1918.txt
[18:57] <sudormrf> minimec: what is overwriting those changes?
[18:58] <z1haze> why am i being ignored? i dont get it
[18:58] <minimec> sudormrf: overwritten on reboot and on 'service neetworking restart' only... (I guess) ;)
[18:58] <sudormrf> z1haze: you aren't being ignored.  someone may not have the answer to your question.  you need to ask again at frequent intervals as people come and go all the time.
[18:58] <sudormrf> minimec: ah.
[18:58] <jhutchins> z1haze: Nobody knows what your question is.  "How can I take care of this?" is not a question.
[18:59] <jhutchins> z1haze: What did you try to do?  How did you try to do it?  What did you expect to happen?  What happened instead?
[18:59] <z1haze> then say that: i posted a paste about what im asking
[18:59] <usr13> z1haze: What do you need to do?
[18:59] <sudormrf> !ask | z1haze
[18:59] <z1haze> take care of this "zombie process" and update whatever needs updated
[18:59] <bekks> z1haze: You posted something. You did not ask a question, nothing.
[18:59] <usr13> z1haze: What specificall is your question?
[18:59] <z1haze> sorryi thought that would be clear enough
[19:00] <jhutchins> !update
[19:00] <sudormrf> minimec: you see the router screenshot he/she posted?  there are two private address space IPs assigned to it.  not sure how that is working at all
[19:01] <jhutchins> z1haze: As for the zombie process, either don't worry about it or reboot.
[19:01] <usr13> z1haze: It's not. We do not know what it is you are trying to do.  and / or  We do not know what difficulty you are having with your Ubuntu system.  We need more information.
[19:01] <z1haze> How do i take care of this "Zombie process running" and how do i update these packages? i ran apt-get update and it didnt fix it
[19:01] <BlueEagle> jhutchins: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063322/
[19:01] <bekks> z1haze: apt-get update does update the package catalog. If you want to update the packages, run apt-get dist-upgrade
[19:01] <usr13> z1haze: Update which packages?
[19:02] <z1haze> it doesnt say which is just says there are some
[19:02] <minimec> sudormrf: could you give me the link for that?
[19:02] <z1haze> http://pastebin.com/57nLxnCB
[19:02] <BlueEagle> jhutchins: sudo -s followed by rm gives same result.
[19:02] <sudormrf> minimec: http://imagebin.org/298119
[19:02] <z1haze> im not a linux user sor forgive me, i barely know enough to keep it working
[19:02] <g1_> minimec: how to edit it?
[19:02] <bekks> z1haze: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[19:02] <g1_> minimec: Permission denied
[19:02] <z1haze> ok bekks, thanks.
[19:02] <sudormrf> g1_: sudo nano /etc/resolv.conf
[19:03] <usr13> z1haze: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade  #If you get errors, do; sudo apt-get -f install
[19:03] <minimec> g1_: sudo gedit /etc/resolv.conf or sudo nano /etc/resolv.conf in a terminal.
[19:04] <rj_riyad> hi
[19:04] <bekks> gksudo gedit or sudo nano.
[19:04] <z1haze> the last line was ldconfig deferred processing now taking place
[19:04] <z1haze>  i guess it worked?
[19:04] <g1_> minimec: done
[19:04] <g1_> minimec: now?
[19:04] <bekks> z1haze: We dont know what the lines before were.
[19:04] <minimec> g1_: ping www.google.com
[19:04] <jhutchins> z1haze: https://www.edx.org/course/linuxfoundationx/linuxfoundationx-lfs101x-introduction-1621
[19:04] <g1_> minimec: on wireless, right?
[19:05] <minimec> g1_: Doesn't matter
[19:05] <sudormrf> g1_: it doesn't matter right now.  just trying to check for connectivity
[19:05] <g1_> sudormrd: it works for wired connection
[19:05] <usr13> g1_: He is asking you to ping something to test for connectivity.  ping av.com
[19:06] <g1_> Yeah. It worked fine on wired connection
[19:06] <g1_> I had problems with wireless only
[19:06] <usr13> g1_: So what do you need help with?
[19:06] <sudormrf> g1_: you said it wasn't working on either befor
[19:06] <minimec> g1_: also 'cat /run/resolvconf/resolv.conf | pastebinit'
[19:07] <sudormrf> g1_: try this, first figure out which int is your wireless interface
[19:07] <sudormrf> g1_: do an iwconfig
[19:07] <g1_> sudormrf: Nope. Right now I'm connected through wired connection itself
[19:07] <jhutchins> BlueEagle: Not sure what the deal is.  Could be something to do with the way your raid is set up, I don't know.
[19:07] <sudormrf> g1_: once you know which interface your wireless interface is, you can do a sudo ifconfig WIREDINTERFACENAME down
[19:08] <sudormrf> g1_: that will disconnect the wired connection.
[19:08] <sudormrf> g1_: then see if you still don't have connectivity
[19:08] <g1_> sudromrf: OKay..
[19:08] <g1_> minimec: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063360/
[19:09] <sudormrf> g1_: you could change the metrics, but then we would have to undo that later, this way is easier.
[19:09] <g1_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063365/
[19:10] <usr13> g1_: iwconfig |pastebinit
[19:10] <minimec> g1_: sudormrf: If I read you well, you were able to connect to the internet after the change we did in /etc/resolv.conf right?
[19:10] <sudormrf> g1_: so you can do this from the CLI *THIS WILL DISCONNECT YOU FROM THE WIRED CONNECTION* "sudo ifconfig eth0 down", without quotes and try to ping google.
[19:10] <BlueEagle> jhutchins: Shouldn't be, becuse the file system is above the raid-layer.
[19:10] <sudormrf> g1_: if you can't ping, from the CLI do "sudo ifconfig eth0 up" without the quotes to bring the wired interface back up
[19:11] <g1_> minimec: Nope. I had internet access through wired connection
[19:11] <g1_> minimec: I had issued with wifi only
[19:11] <usr13> g1_: iwconfig |pastebinit
[19:11] <sudormrf> usr13: he already did that
[19:11] <sudormrf> usr13: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063365/
[19:12] <g1_> yup. usr13: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063374/
[19:12] <sudormrf> usr13: well it is incomplete
[19:12] <minimec> g1_: We don't care, because before you didn't have internet connection with the wired connection either, right or wrong?
[19:12] <BlueEagle> jhutchins: also I can create and delete directories next to the ones that are not removable (web2 and web3)
[19:12] <g1_> minimec: Wrong
[19:12] <usr13> sudormrf: So he has no internet connection.
[19:12] <minimec> g1_: Ok.THX.
[19:12] <sudormrf> usr13: that is what it looks like
[19:12] <sudormrf> g1_: pastebin the output of ifconfig one more time please
[19:12] <sudormrf> usr13: it is working over wired, not wireless
[19:12] <minimec> g1_: sudormrf: So we are facing this issue... http://askubuntu.com/questions/366424/wireless-device-bug-on-13-10-bcm4313-registers-as-eth1-instead-of-wlan0-and-no
[19:12] <usr13> g1_: ifconfig eth0
[19:13] <sudormrf> usr13: his router has two private IPs assigned for some reason, but I am not even thinking about that can of worms right now.  he said other devices can connect just fine.
[19:13] <g1_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063388/
[19:13] <sudormrf> minimec: that looks spot on
[19:14] <sudormrf> g1_: also paste bin the output of ifconfig eth1
[19:14] <usr13> g1_: ping -c3 av.com |pastebinit
[19:14] <g1_> minimec: Possible. Mine is a bcm4313
[19:14] <minimec> g1_: sudormrf: I was thinking of a nameserver issue, but we have a driver issue.
[19:15] <g1_> sudormrf: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063400/
[19:15] <usr13> g1_: if http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063388/  is the result of command "iwconfig" then you *do* have internet connection via WiFi.
[19:15] <g1_> usr13: I am using wired connection right now -_-
[19:15] <sudormrf> usr13: his wireless interface is eth1
[19:15] <g1_> All those results are with wired connection
[19:15] <g1_> and wireless is off
[19:16] <sudormrf> usr13: his last paste bin shows that eth1 doesn't have an IP address right now
[19:16] <sudormrf> g1_: enable wireless
[19:16] <usr13> g1_: Is http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063388/  the result from command "iwconfig"?
[19:16] <adamcunnington> Hi, is the release of 14.04 all on track?
[19:16] <g1_> You asked for multiple results? I don't remember which one. Let me do it again
[19:16] <daftykins> usr13: eth0 is quite clearly wired and eth1 wireless in this instance
[19:17] <usr13> !14.04 | adamcunnington
[19:17] <adamcunnington> usr13: yea, what i mean is it's due on the 17th according to the site - is that realistic?
[19:17] <daftykins> adamcunnington: it's done when it's done ;)
[19:17] <g1_> usr13: iwconfig: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063424/
[19:17] <usr13> g1_: iwconfig |grep Bcast  #Tell it what it says, past here
[19:18] <g1_> usr13: eth0      no wireless extensions.  lo        no wireless extensions.
[19:18] <sigpwn> I am not able to boot into live USB in UEFI mode
[19:19] <usr13> g1_: Ok, then.... Do you have encryption enabled on the router?  (Do you need passphrase for WiFi connection?)
[19:19] <g1_> @sigpwn Try pressing f8 or f12 when the system boots
[19:19] <g1_> usr13: yes.
[19:19] <usr13> g1_: So have you entered it via the network-manager's GUI interface?
[19:20] <g1_> usr13: Yes
[19:20] <sigpwn> g1_: I have tried that already. I can't see the device isn boot option
[19:20] <usr13> g1_: What version of Ubuntu do you have installed?
[19:20] <g1_> usr13: 13.10
[19:20] <sigpwn> This is what I see WITHOUT pressing F12 :  http://oi57.tinypic.com/n4uwrc.jpg
[19:21] <usr13> g1_: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[19:22] <g1_> sigpwn: USB device is working fine? Is it made bootable?
[19:22] <sudormrf> sigpwn: see if this helps: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/41738/booting-linux-from-usb-using-efi
[19:22] <g1_> usr13: I had done that already
[19:23] <sigpwn> g1_: yes, I made it bootable using unetbootin. Plus it is working fine in legacy mode
[19:23] <sudormrf> sigpwn: check the link
[19:23] <sigpwn> yeah.. on it now :)
[19:23] <g1_> minimec: There?
[19:23] <minimec> g1_: yep
[19:23] <usr13> g1_: And did you reboot afterward?
[19:24] <g1_> usr13: give the command for network restart
[19:24] <daftykins> network restart doesn't really work properly anymore.
[19:24] <daftykins> you're better off rebooting
[19:24] <g1_> Oh. OK. Wait then
[19:24] <usr13> g1_: After updates?
[19:24] <usr13> g1_: Ok
[19:24] <Mocque> Hi!
[19:25] <Mocque> anyone good in TextPad/assembly language?
[19:25] <g1_> Actually I had updated it before itself and rebooted as well
[19:25] <g1_> Should I have to do it again?
[19:25] <usr13> g1_: Ok...
[19:25] <usr13> lspci |grep ireless   #Give us make and model of your WiFi device.
[19:25] <Atomix26>  (wireless?)
[19:25] <usr13> g1_: Tell us what lspci says about your WiFi device.
[19:26] <g1_> usr13: Nothing happens
[19:26] <Atomix26> oh, it is ireless
[19:26] <sigpwn> sudormrf: which would be  better ? elilo or gummiboot ?
[19:26] <g1_> ok. I thought it was a typo and changed it to wireless
[19:26] <g1_> usr13: 04:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4313 802.11bgn Wireless Network Adapter (rev 01
[19:27] <sudormrf> sigpwn: don't know as I have never used them
[19:27] <Atomix26> (because the W is capital)
[19:27] <g1_> atomix: no, ireless is correct
[19:27] <daftykins> you know you can run grep -i to ignore case?
[19:27] <Atomix26> yeah, I remarked on t
[19:27] <Atomix26> 0.0
[19:28] <usr13> g1_: iwlist eth1 scan |pastebinit
[19:28] <daftykins> "cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i mhz" for example is a little example
[19:28] <g1_> usr13: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063474/
[19:30] <thoonai> I'm a bit puzzled how to set up a minimal smtp server setup
[19:30] <bekks> thoonai: Install postfix?
[19:30] <g1_> usr13: there?
[19:31] <cuete> Greets, does anyone have experience with installing ubuntu under UEFI? I'm having some issues that what i've read already has been unable to solve.
[19:31] <bekks> !uefi | cuete
[19:31] <thoonai> and I probably don't understand all of the mail thing
[19:31] <usr13> g1_: Are you pretty close to the WiFi router?  (I'm not sure why it won't connect.)
[19:31] <usr13> g1_: Just try again and see.
[19:31] <daftykins> cuete: you might want to describe your specific situation
[19:32] <cuete> Got it
[19:32] <g1_> usr13: Yes, of course. The cable is too short
[19:32] <usr13> g1_: Unplug the wired cable and try to connect via WiFi again.
[19:32] <thoonai> cuete: sadly yes. my asus mainboard has an uefi thing, I needed 4 times until it wanted to boot, don't ask me how, the board lies around for the last year
[19:32] <g1_> usr13: ok. JAM.
[19:32] <thoonai> bekks: why postfix? why not exim? wheres the difference?
[19:32] <usr13> g1_: Or just do;  sudo dhclient eth1
[19:33] <daftykins> thoonai: legacy boot can be easily used even on UEFI hardware.
[19:33] <bekks> thoonai: They are different mailservers. And both are well documented.
[19:33] <cuete> I have an Acer Aspire N1-510 488 something with stock Win8 on it. So I was told to get Rufus and use it to load 64 bit Ubuntu 13.10 on it.
[19:33] <sigpwn> hello, I just lost a link I was given regarding installing elilo into live USB. May I have it once more ?
[19:33] <cuete> So I did that, and installed it (with some mouse glitches, which I thought it would go away once I install it connected to a network).
[19:34] <sudormrf> sigpwn: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/41738/booting-linux-from-usb-using-efi
[19:34] <cuete> Reboot, and it kicked me to shell. I run startx, and it couldn't find screens. So I rebuilt xorg, and tried it again.
[19:34] <cuete> Nothing.
[19:34] <daftykins> d'aww i scrolled up and everything
[19:34] <thoonai> daftykins: some boards even don't work with legacy boot. Asus especially
[19:34] <sigpwn> thanks :)
[19:34] <g1_> usr13: No improvement
[19:34] <daftykins> thoonai: i fundamentally disagree with that
[19:34] <g1_> bekks: What do you think?
[19:35] <thoonai> bekks: so its up to personal preference which to use?
[19:35] <cuete> So, I put 12.04 on a thumbdrive with unetbootin, and now, I'm able to boot, and the speakers play the login drums, but the screen is black and I'm unable to interact with the system.
[19:35] <cuete> Thats where I'm at now.
[19:35] <daftykins> cuete: so really there's nothing wrong with installing, just there's graphics issues?
[19:35] <daftykins> cuete: tried nomodeset?
[19:35] <cuete> Daftykins, I'm not sure, but thats an interesting hyptothesis.
[19:35] <g1_> sudormrf: Unsolvable issue?
[19:36] <cuete> How would I do nomodeset?
[19:36] <thoonai> daftykins: my amd apu e450 board from asus even doesnt boot debian in legacy mode and no ubuntu higher thenn 11.10
[19:36] <bekks> thoonai: Yes.
[19:36] <sudormrf> g1_: sorry, I haven't been paying attention.  I am working on something.
[19:36] <g1_> sudormrf: No problem
[19:36] <cuete> so should I install an older version of ubuntu?
[19:36] <g1_> minimec: is also gone
[19:36] <thoonai> daftykins: I tried both the 32 and the 64bit kernels they easily wont boot
[19:36] <g1_> usr13: still around?
[19:36] <daftykins> cuete: you can't because they'd be unsupported. have you tried the 'nomodeset' boot parameter?
[19:37] <cuete> Daftykins, no. How would I do that?
[19:37] <daftykins> !nomodeset | cuete
[19:37] <daftykins> cuete: ultimately boot the LiveUSB, then hit F6 i think to choose it on the menu
[19:38] <g1_> bekks: Help
[19:38] <minimec> g1_: I am here. The only solution I see, is to try to switch the wifi driver, as mentioned in that ask ubuntu issue. Do you now on what driver you are running?
[19:38] <skypce> hello , i have a long delay on logout /reboot /shutdown in ubuntu 12.04 do you can help me to find the problem?
[19:38] <usr13> g1_: Did it connect vif WiFi before updates?
[19:38] <sigpwn> these are the files in my bootable USB: http://pastebin.com/ZXLGNqea  . There is no /EFI/ folder ! Have I misunderstood something ?
[19:38] <skypce> hello , i have a long delay on logout /reboot /shutdown in ubuntu 12.04 (30 seconds) do you can help me to find the problem?
[19:38] <cuete> I'll look into it.
[19:39] <daftykins> skypce: please do not repeat yourself.
[19:39] <g1_> usr13: No. It never connected.  Once today, only once, when I pinged it pinged succesfully. only for a few seconds
[19:39] <jamesd> skypce: which the problem? the delay or the fact that you need to shutdown or reboot your ubuntu box more than once a month.
[19:39] <sigpwn> sudormrf: these are the files in my bootable USB: http://pastebin.com/ZXLGNqea  . There is no /EFI/ folder ! Have I misunderstood something ?
[19:39] <daftykins> skypce: have you tried creating a new user and seeing if it happens to that account too?
[19:40] <g1_> minimec: Yes. Broadcom 4313
[19:40] <usr13> g1_: uname -a |pastebinit
[19:40] <skypce> yes daftykins problem continue
[19:40] <daftykins> skypce: ok no idea then
[19:40] <g1_> usr13: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063538/
[19:41] <skypce> ok thanks
[19:41] <minimec> g1_: what driver do you use. You should see that with lsmod. There is a 'brcmsmac' driver or a 'bcmwl' or 'wl' driver. I think you are running on 'wl'
[19:42] <cuete> Daftykins, only three options with F6, same as no keystroke: Install, Boot w/out install, and memtest.
[19:42] <cuete> All three lead to a black screen.
[19:43] <g1_> minimec: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063552/
[19:43] <usr13> g1_: lspci | grep -i wireless
[19:43] <g1_> usr13: 04:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4313 802.11bgn Wireless Network Adapter (rev 01)
[19:43] <kostkon> g1_, the output of "nm-tool"
[19:44] <g1_> kostkon: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063557/
[19:45] <basketball> how do i install the ubuntu touch emulator
[19:45] <bekks> !touch | basketball
[19:45] <usr13> g1_: Try this:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063565/
[19:46] <kostkon> g1_, you could open the additional drivers, disable the broadcom driver and then reboot  the problem with the wl driver is that it slows down your wireless network for the other devices.
[19:46] <nimba> sudo bash
[19:46] <usr13> g1_: Or what kostkon says....
[19:46] <kostkon> g1_, there is a bug that causes the wireless card to max out its signal
[19:46] <minimec> g1_: can you try to 'sudo modprobe -r wl', then 'sudo modrobe brcmsmac'?
[19:46] <nimba> sudo bash
[19:46] <kostkon> g1_, bug in the wl driver
[19:47] <gr33n7007h> broadcom should just die
[19:47] <g1_> OK. What should I do now? I got 4 different instructions
[19:47] <g1_> usr13: done
[19:48] <cuete> So, re-reading the UEFI documentation, it tells me to "disable fastboot" and "Intel Smart Response Technology". My bios doesn't have either of those.
[19:48] <mladoux> I'm having problems getting a 9p passthrough that works on ubuntu 13.10 host with ubuntu 13.10 guest, i set up aa-complain for libvirt and for my vm profile, I have the share in mapped mode, I've tried reloading apparmor profiles and rebooting the host machine and restarting the system, but to no avail. I'm not really sure what else could be causing this issues, any ideas of where to look next?
[19:48] <g1_> kostkon: The problem with disable broadcom was it didn't even used to detect any wireless network
[19:48] <thoonai> bekks: I don't need an relay server for postfix, or?
[19:48] <g1_> disabling*
[19:48] <daftykins> cuete: yeah that's more of an *if* thing; nomodeset changed nothing i take it?
[19:48] <g1_> kostkon: Anyway, I'll try again now
[19:49] <bekks> thoonai: depends on your desired setup and the technical prerequisits.
[19:49] <mladoux> I've also got 9p 9pnet and 9pnet_virtio loaded in the guest machine via /etc/modules
[19:49] <cuete> Daftykins, I can't get to nomodeset
[19:50] <g1_> kostkon: I checked. It's not using broadcom already
[19:50] <g1_> us313: kostkon: may be because of the commands he asked me to execute
[19:50] <daftykins> cuete: how come?
[19:51] <kostkon> g1_, you just unloaded the wl driver
[19:51] <cuete> when I press F6, there was an error message on the Acer loading screen
[19:51] <g1_> kostkon: yeah. what next?
[19:51] <thoonai> so
[19:51] <cuete> it was on for half a sec, said something like "Can't find ??//?/ fsck" or something
[19:51] <kostkon> g1_, no idea. restart your networking probably
[19:53] <g1_> kostkon: did that. no use
[19:53] <daftykins> cuete: hmm, my instinct would be to remake the flash drive as it could be a bit iffy.
[19:55] <cuete> Daftykins: Which program should I use to create the flashdrive?
[19:55] <daftykins> cuete: which OS?
[19:55] <_root_> sudo modprobe i965 WARNING: Deprecated config file /etc/modprobe.conf, all config files belong into /etc/modprobe.d/. FATAL: Module i965 not found
[19:55] <_root_> what does it mean?
[19:55] <kostkon> g1_, to be sure, try disabling the driver in additional drivers and then reboot
[19:55] <cuete> daftykins: 64 bit Ubuntu 12.04
[19:56] <g1_> kostkon: it was already disabled when I checked
[19:56] <daftykins> cuete: which OS do you use to create it from, i mean?
[19:56] <kostkon> g1_, but nm-tool said otherwise
[19:56] <cuete> I have access to Ubuntu 12.04 and Win 7.
[19:57] <daftykins> cuete: universal USB installer from pendrivelinux.com should be good for Windows
[19:57] <g1_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063632/
[19:57] <cuete> and for ubuntu?
[19:57] <g1_> kostkon: now : http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063632/
[19:57] <daftykins> cuete: just the command line utility 'dd' used appropriately would work
[19:57] <kostkon> g1_, exactly, "Driver:  wl"
[19:58] <cuete> Oh jeesh. I've had experience with DD. My dd-fu is lacking.
[19:58] <kostkon> g1_, that's the  broadcom proprietary driver
[19:58] <g1_> kostkon: ok.. but it shows broadcom is disabled in the additional drivers
[19:58] <g1_> kostkon : any command line to disable it?
[19:58] <cuete> daftykins: even for a UEFI scheme?
[19:58] <cybrNaut> preseed question-- do you trust the output of debconf-get-selections?  or do you delete bits of what it produces?
[19:59] <daftykins> cuete: well the thing is you don't necessarily need to boot with UEFI support, you could boot as legacy. if you could take pictures of each page of your BIOS setup that could be handy
[19:59] <kostkon> g1_, then try to enable it and then reboot. then try to disable it again, if nothing has changed in the meantime
[19:59] <g1_> kostkon: ok.. wait
[20:00] <cuete>  daftykins: do you have  a tutorial for dd?
[20:00] <cuete>  /what I need to do
[20:01] <daftykins> cuete: i'd only be googling to confirm the command really
[20:06] <cuete> daftykins, if I run into snags, could you bail me out?
[20:06] <daftykins> cuete: sure, or anyone here, all you have to do is ask
[20:07] <g1> http://imagebin.org/298130
[20:07] <cuete> much appreciated :D
[20:08] <kostkon> g1_, output of nm-tool?
[20:08] <mladoux> nvm, I figured it out
[20:08] <g1> kostkon: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063689/
[20:09] <g1> kostkon: are you sure wl is for proprietary driver?
[20:09] <kostkon> g1, yes
[20:09] <DrPc> how to install ubuntu phone on sony xperia ?
[20:10] <g1> kostkon: how is it possible? it's disabled as you've seen
[20:10] <daftykins> DrPc: haha, #ubuntu-touch
[20:11] <DrPc> daftykins: thank so much
[20:11] <ezechiel_> exit
[20:11] <kostkon> g1, i have the same card as you and i use the wl driver, although the brcmsmac driver or whatever is called works fine as well
[20:12] <ezechiel_> :quit
[20:12] <g1> kostkon: btw my wifi used to be fine before with different router
[20:13] <g1> kostkon: and different isp
[20:14] <kostkon> g1, right
[20:14] <Bashing-om> g1: I recently lost my internet connection, among other things I had to do was "reclone" the MAC address in the router, in order to resore the connection.
[20:15] <kostkon> g1, then i guess you need to recheck your router settings. make sure that you set the encryption to wpa2 only, if you can
[20:15] <g1> Bashing-om: My  wired connection works just fine. Only wireless doesn't work. How do we reclone the MAC address?
[20:16] <g1> kostkon: I'll just remove the security and try
[20:17] <kostkon> g1, probably you are barking up the wrong tree and nothing is wrong with your wifi driver. also make sure that you revisit your wireless settings in ubuntu by clicking on the wifi icon in your panel and so on
[20:19] <Bashing-om> g1: Cisco router, from the admin tab I have an option to "clone" my PCs MAC address. Maybe yes, maybe not in your case.
[20:19] <boldfilter1> Why can't I move the unity launcher?
[20:19] <daftykins> Bashing-om: that has nothing to do with wireless
[20:19] <Bashing-om> > Bashing-om: that has nothing to do with wireless
[20:20] <daftykins> that's when your cable provider locks down modem functionality to a given device MAC address
[20:20] <daftykins> something that's very ISP specific
[20:20] <g1> kostkon: No, I am right on. It stays connected but no internet access
[20:20] <Bashing-om> daftykins: OK, As I live and learn.
[20:20] <g1> Bashing.om: I use netgear router
[20:21] <g1> daftykins: Wanna try?
[20:22] <daftykins> g1: haha, sure. is this the only computer you have?
[20:22] <sudormrf> hey guys.  I have been working on this for a while now.  I am trying to get transmission to watch a folder and automatically add things that are dropped in to it.  the watch folder is on a NAS using CIFS.  If I copy a file into the watch folder transmission doesn't do anything.  if I cd over to the directory in question and do a touch * or touch *.torrent it still doesn't do anything.  can anyone help me get this working right?
[20:22] <g1> 7 people have been trying since 3 hours. No result
[20:23] <daftykins> g1: so when you're connected to wireless only, do you have an IP address? can you ping your router?
[20:23] <g1> daftykins: Yes. I had windows 8.1. It was working fine. Now I changed to ubuntu 13.10. wifi Not working
[20:23] <g1> daftykins: Yes. I can ping to internal ips
[20:23] <daftykins> g1: but nothing goes out over the internet connection you have?
[20:24] <g1> daftykins: Yes. Exactly. Nothing goes out, nothing comes in
[20:24] <daftykins> g1: ok so if i asked you to disconnect your cable and connect to wireless only, is that the only computer you have so you'd have to plug in again to come back on IRC?
[20:24] <drscoops> what is a recursive fault
[20:25] <g1> daftykins: Yes.. -
[20:25] <daftykins> drscoops: something that keeps repeating
[20:25] <drscoops> how do you fix it
[20:25] <daftykins> g1: ok, in that case i want you to go and run some commands when wirelessly attached only, then come back and share them via pastebin. ok?
[20:25] <g1> daftykins: Sure.
[20:26] <daftykins> g1: ok one sec let me prepare a list
[20:26] <HERM3S> I am having issues with nvidia cards (like many others)
[20:26] <g1> daftykins: ok
[20:26] <MonkeyDust> !nvidia | HERM3S that's why we have a factoid
[20:27] <HERM3S> jackpot
[20:27] <HERM3S> allow me to digest
[20:27] <daftykins> g1: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063797/
[20:27] <daftykins> g1: i'm just going to make some food, i'll be back very shortly :)
[20:27] <g1> daftykins: ok. BRB
[20:29] <thoonai> help, my postfix wont send stuff :/
[20:31] <HERM3S> I think it is more of an X server configuration issue
[20:31] <HERM3S> 3 monitors total - the two 25" are working fine. The large TV (powered by a seperate card) is blank with an "X" for am ouse icon
[20:35] <antoniousdk> ciao
[20:36] <HERM3S> brb trying another reboot
[20:37] <g1> daftykins: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063843/
[20:38] <daftykins> g1: ok i got it :)
[20:39] <MonkeyDust> g1  wild idea: i'm guessing, your router's firewall is set to "hardest", no ins or outs
[20:39] <g1> daftykins: cool :)
[20:39] <daftykins> MonkeyDust: might that explain not getting a correct DNS IP in resolv.conf?
[20:39] <g1> MonkeyDust: But other devices can connect to it
[20:39] <MonkeyDust> daftykins  i havent followed the whole time
[20:40] <MonkeyDust> g1  oh, ok
[20:40] <drscoops> So how do you fix  recursive fault
[20:40] <daftykins> drscoops: that's more of a type of error, not an actual issue. you're going to have to give us some context...
[20:41] <sudormrf> daftykins: MonkeyDust: I have been watching on and off. one thing I noticed on his  router that was very strange is that his router is using 192.168.1.0/24, and then it also has something that says "internet port" that is using 172.16.x.x (forgot the IP).  he has two private address spaces setup.  not sure how the hell his other computers are actually able to get to the internet.
[20:41] <g1> daftykins: Is the resolv.conf file similar to hosts file in windows?
[20:42] <daftykins> g1: not quite, that's /etc/hosts
[20:42] <drscoops> when I boot my computer up all i get is scrolling text and when it stop it say fixing recursive fault need to reboot   I have no clue how to get a snap shot of it
[20:42] <g1> daftykins: oh okay
[20:43] <daftykins> g1: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063884/
[20:43] <daftykins> sudormrf: thanks for the heads up, i'll investigate that if the above does nothing
[20:43] <g1> daftykins: with wireless, right?
[20:43] <daftykins> yep
[20:43] <sudormrf> daftykins: you are going down the same route I was.  It looks like a DNS issue to me.
[20:43] <HERM3S> is there a way  to run  nvidia cards without using zserver?
[20:43] <HERM3S> xserver*
[20:44] <daftykins> sudormrf: yep, although it looks more involved since 8.8.8.8 couldn't be contacted
[20:44] <sudormrf> daftykins: agreed.  that is why I am confused how his other computers are online.  perhaps getting an IP from one of the other computers may be telling.  see if it is on 192.168.1.0/ or 172.16
[20:45] <daftykins> sudormrf: *nod* perhaps there's some multi-SSID / guest SSID funkiness going on :)
[20:45] <daftykins> i don't have a clue how to diagnose resolv.conf getting it wrong
[20:45] <sudormrf> let me scroll up and get the link so you can see what I am talking about
[20:45] <g1> daftykins: permission denied
[20:46] <daftykins> O_O
[20:46] <daftykins> g1: are you not able to sudo?
[20:46] <stunts513> could someone tell me what i'm doing wrong, i'm trying to sparse a ext4 img i made, i removed some files to free up space in it, and then mounted it, made  a zerofile, sync'd it, rm'd the zerofile,unmounted and cp --sparse=always'd it and it still is the same size
[20:46] <sudormrf> daftykins: he is. he probably didn't type sudo first
[20:46] <nannes> !info cedarview-drm
[20:46] <g1> daftykins: bash: /etc/resolv.conf: Permission denied
[20:47] <cuete> daftykins: what was the name of the windows tool?
[20:47] <daftykins> g1: that's definitely "sudo..." right?
[20:47] <stunts513> woops got the first 2 steps in the wrong order...
[20:47] <g1> daftykins: yes
[20:47] <daftykins> cuete: pendrivelinux.com - Universal USB installer
[20:47] <sudormrf> daftykins: http://imagebin.org/298119 look at that.  that is his router
[20:47] <cuete> solid.
[20:47] <daftykins> sudormrf: ah that's just the WAN IP, no issues there
[20:48] <nannes> !info cedarview-graphics-drivers
[20:48] <sudormrf> daftykins: the WAN IP is in private space
[20:48] <sudormrf> daftykins: 172.16 is private
[20:48] <sudormrf> never seen that before
[20:48] <daftykins> not with a 255.255.255.255 mask though?
[20:48] <sudormrf> daftykins: doh.  good catch.
[20:49] <daftykins> no worries :)
[20:49] <g1> daftykins: Permission denied. Exact command.
[20:49] <OerHeks> nannes, only for precise 12.04 http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise-updates/x11/cedarview-graphics-drivers
[20:50] <daftykins> g1: i'm at a bit of a loss to explain why you can't do that, can you try again after a fresh boot with the cable out?
[20:50] <daftykins> so remove cable, reboot, try again
[20:50] <g1> daftykins: OK
[20:52] <molgrum> is OpenGL 3.0 not supported in current stable? running mesa
[20:52] <_root_> sudo modprobe i965 WARNING: Deprecated config file /etc/modprobe.conf, all config files belong into /etc/modprobe.d/. FATAL: Module i965 not found
[20:52] <_root_> what does it mean?
[20:53] <daftykins> _root_: your system is trying to find the intel i965 graphics driver module, but cannot.
[20:53] <cuete> is there a command that tells me the address of usb devices plugged in?
[20:53] <daftykins> cuete: sudo fdisk -l
[20:53] <_root_> daftykins, So how could i give it thei965?
[20:53] <cuete> Thanks :D
[20:54] <daftykins> _root_: well it really depends if you actually need it - do you know if that's your graphics device? run "lspci | grep -i vga"
[20:54] <_root_> daftykins, yes I am sure that much
[20:54] <sudormrf> daftykins: you any good with transmission?
[20:55] <g1_> Now I stopped discovering any wireless network
[20:55] <daftykins> _root_: i would recommend checking if you have the package "xserver-xorg-video-intel" installed
[20:55] <g1_> daftykins: Now I stopped discovering any wireless network after the reboot
[20:55] <trawa> hej
[20:55] <g1_> daftykins: there's no enable wifi option too
[20:55] <daftykins> g1_: that's a bit weird - perhaps previous advice has disabled the driver you have in that 'hardware drivers' tab?
[20:56] <trawa> hello
[20:56] <daftykins> sudormrf: only familiar with windows torrent clients i'm afraid, it almost sounded like you were referring to BTSync earlier though?
[20:56] <g1_> daftykins: Yes. They had asked to disable the proprietary driver
[20:56] <trawa> who from warsaw??
[20:56] <daftykins> g1_: sounds like no driver is left then, does "ifconfig -a" only give you eth0? no eth1?
[20:56] <sudormrf> daftykins: no.  i used btsync for testing something.
[20:57] <g1_> daftykins: eth0 and lo
[20:57] <daftykins> sudormrf: ah ok, i played with that for the first time the other day :)
[20:57] <sudormrf> its awesome :)
[20:57] <daftykins> g1_: ok go back into hardware drivers, re-enable the proprietary driver, reboot again with the cable out, then try the http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063884/ again
[20:58] <g1_> daftykins: Ok. But what's with the permission denied part? Is the command right?
[20:59] <daftykins> g1_: yup, sometimes that can happen if a file is open (such as perhaps in an editor), rather than ask you to diagnose the source of that i figured a nice good old fashioned reboot would spare us the hassle :)
[20:59] <g1_> daftykins: oh.. okay :)
[21:00] <sudormrf> my problem with transmission is that transmission is not automatically grabbing the files in the watch directory
[21:01] <sudormrf> I guess I will just go back to deluge
[21:01] <daftykins> sudormrf: hmm, would you get more info if you ran it from terminal to see if it spits out any output when you place a file in that path?
[21:02] <sudormrf> daftykins: not sure.  it seems like inotify isn't doing what it is supposed to be doing.
[21:03] <FBIWarnin> does anyone here know if there is any PDF viewer that can flip page horizontally?
[21:04] <FBIWarnin> the use case is like this, I have a wide screen and each time I want to keep left side page for reference
[21:04] <FBIWarnin> but seems all the PDF viewer has a vertical scroll bar for page up/down
[21:05] <HERM3S> Hello, I have installed drivers directly from nvidia for both of my cards.. I am still seeing a blank screen with a "x" mouse icon
[21:05] <g1> Still permission denied :(
[21:05] <FBIWarnin> HERM3S: what's you xorg output log ?
[21:06] <daftykins> g1: ok, have you at any point used the network manager to configure the wireless beyond picking the network name and entering a password?
[21:06] <g1> daftykins: No.
[21:06] <FBIWarnin> HERM3S: also did you  tried nvidia-xconfig before restart?
[21:07] <HERM3S> http://pastebin.com/KKGtWaQz
[21:07] <HERM3S> I did
[21:07] <daftykins> g1: ah hang on
[21:07] <g1> daftykins: Sure
[21:08] <HERM3S> http://pastebin.com/BVm9FEeL
[21:08] <daftykins> g1: sounds like it's my command line fu at fault! have a read of this, http://askubuntu.com/questions/249203/what-does-sudo-echo-nameserver-8-8-8-8-etc-resolv-conf-do
[21:08] <HERM3S> FBIWarnin, the first pastebin is xorg.1
[21:08] <HERM3S> the second is xorg.0
[21:08] <FBIWarnin> HERM3S: but your log suggest you are still using the nouveau drive
[21:08] <FBIWarnin> HERM3S: I mean driver
[21:09] <daftykins> g1: particularly the GUI method of how to adjust the DNS looks good to me :)
[21:09] <g1> daftykins: I'm reading it
[21:09] <HERM3S> hrm
[21:09] <FBIWarnin> HERM3S: you might need to blacklist the nouveau driver for nvidia binary driver to work
[21:09] <HERM3S> I installed it per the guide.
[21:09] <HERM3S> perhaps
[21:09] <g1> daftykins: Should I do the GUI part?
[21:09] <HERM3S> now to figure out how to do that
[21:09] <HERM3S> (newish to ubuntu)
[21:10] <daftykins> g1: yep, confirm it's set to "Method: Automatic (DHCP addresses only)"
[21:10] <daftykins> g1: needless to say, you will of course want the wireless connection ;)
[21:11] <boldfilter1> Can I move the unity launcher to the right side?
[21:11] <FBIWarnin> HERM3S: I dont use ubuntu too, I don't know if it's binded with the plumouth
[21:11] <g1> daftykins: yup. let me try now
[21:11] <basketball> how do i configure the size of favorite icons in gnome 3
[21:11] <bekks> basketball: Do you use 14.04?
[21:11] <basketball> yea
[21:11] <FBIWarnin> HERM3S: in that case you might need to create a new ramdisk image for your kernel.
[21:12] <HERM3S> FBIWarnin, in Software & updates - it says "continue using manually installed driver"
[21:12] <bekks> basketball: Then please use #ubuntu+1 for your support questions until 14.04 is released.
[21:12] <HERM3S> which should be the driver directly from nvidia
[21:12] <g1> daftykins: It doesn't work :P
[21:12] <daftykins> g1: could you provide a little more detail? ;)
[21:12] <HERM3S> NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-331.49
[21:12] <HERM3S> for a GTS250 and a GT520
[21:13] <bekks> HERM3S: 331 is in the ubuntu repos as well.
[21:13] <FBIWarnin> HERM3S: you can try the method here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1426745
[21:13] <g1> daftykins: I cdid as it was instructed in the link you shared. I did the GUI part. Removed the wire and checked wireless. No ping to 8.8.8.8 either
[21:13] <FBIWarnin> HERM3S: add blacklist nouveau to force disable loading the nouveau driver
[21:14] <daftykins> g1: did you also enter 8.8.8.8 into the "DNS Servers" box and click save?
[21:14] <g1> daftykins: Yes, I did that too
[21:15] <daftykins> g1: tell you what, can you run the first ones again now that you're on wired, so i can compare? http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063797/
[21:15] <HERM3S> FBIWarnin,  I assume that is here: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:16] <HERM3S> sorry: /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[21:16] <g1> daftykins: ok. Sure. Wait. I will use only wired and disable wireless, right?
[21:16] <daftykins> g1: yep just run them right now as-is
[21:17] <FBIWarnin> HERM3S: sorry as I don't have a ubuntu box to verify the configuration, hope someone here can help you
[21:17] <HERM3S> haha no problem, I understand
[21:17] <HERM3S> helping the clueless is a task and a half
[21:19] <HERM3S> hrm I found nvidia-installer-disable-nouveau.conf
[21:19] <daftykins> HERM3S: are you specifying a busID in xorg.conf for your primary card?
[21:19] <HERM3S> it contains blacklist nouveau
[21:19] <FBIWarnin> HERM3S: this link might help you how to remove the nouveau from ramdisk(in case you have already blacklisted nouveau)
[21:19] <HERM3S> I do not believe so
[21:19] <FBIWarnin> HERM3S: http://www.overclock.net/a/install-nvidia-drivers-in-ubuntu-11-04-11-10
[21:20] <HERM3S> it seems it is already blacklisted (this coming from someone that truly has no idea)
[21:20] <FBIWarnin> HERM3S: you can skip other steps, try these two:
[21:21] <g1> daftykins: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7064076/
[21:21] <bekks> FBIWarnin: HERM3S: Why dont you just use 331 from the ubuntu repos?
[21:21] <FBIWarnin> HERM3S: echo options nouveau modeset=0 | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/nouveau-kms.conf
[21:21] <HERM3S> I tried that - blank screen & mouse "X"
[21:21] <FBIWarnin> HERM3S: sudo update-initramfs -u
[21:21] <FBIWarnin> HERM3S: I guess the plymouth early load the opensource driver, then it conflicts with the offical one
[21:22] <HERM3S> generating..
[21:22] <HERM3S> and done
[21:22] <FBIWarnin> HERM3S: agine, make sure you execute the nvidia-xconfig
[21:22] <HERM3S> I do that after I install the driver?
[21:22] <daftykins> g1: heh, ok if you do the GUI method as earlier but instead of 8.8.8.8 put in 192.168.1.1
[21:23] <g1> daftykins: ok
[21:23] <FBIWarnin> HERM3S: yes
[21:23] <HERM3S> so let me ask you guys this... I have to stop lightdm in order to install
[21:23] <FBIWarnin> HERM3S: sorry I need to have late lunch, be right back
[21:24] <daftykins> HERM3S: only if you insist on using a manually downloaded driver instead of a packaged one :)
[21:24] <HERM3S> I don't insist lol
[21:24] <bekks> HERM3S: Then why do you do it?
[21:24] <g1> daftykins: Same thing.
[21:24] <HERM3S> I was attemping everything/anything
[21:24] <bekks> HERM3S: I told you two times already that 331 is in the ubuntu repos.
[21:24] <g1> daftykins: can't ping
[21:25] <daftykins> g1: ok don't worry about the ping, but when you do it, see if you can do the nslookup one or visit a website
[21:25] <HERM3S> sudo apt-get install nvidia-331 it is
[21:25] <g1> daftykins: can't visit a website. will check on the nslookup
[21:26] <bekks> HERM3S: e.g., yes.
[21:26] <windows>  any way to have app or window for ufw
[21:26] <windows> status on nock nock worning
[21:26] <windows> intruder or something like that
[21:26] <g1> daftykins: connection timed out.
[21:26] <HERM3S> 84MB
[21:26] <HERM3S> dayum.
[21:27] <g1> daftykins: host can't be reached
[21:27] <bekks> HERM3S: Smaller than > 200M from nvidia.com :)
[21:27] <HERM3S> haha truth
[21:27] <HERM3S> okay it is installed
[21:28] <HERM3S> now I have to reconfig
[21:28] <bekks> HERM3S: Reconfig what?
[21:28] <HERM3S> I'm not sure FBIWarnin mentioned something about it
[21:28] <daftykins> g1: can you remind me of the ubuntu version this is?
[21:29] <bekks> HERM3S: Before doing so, restart X.
[21:29] <g1> daftykins: 13.10
[21:29] <HERM3S> sudo lightdm restart ?
[21:29] <HERM3S> sudo service*
[21:30] <OerHeks> g1, is this still your security setting? http://imagebin.org/298104
[21:31] <g1> OerHeks: Yes
[21:31] <OerHeks> g1 you might want to try the last setting
[21:31] <g1> OerHeks: which one?
[21:32] <bekks> "the last".
[21:32] <g1> OerHeks: tkip thing?
[21:32] <HERM3S> well, the desktop didn't like that
[21:32] <daftykins> g1: yep
[21:32] <HERM3S> blackscreen - nothing but a prompt
[21:32] <g1> daftykins: ok.
[21:32] <adamcunnington> Hi. I like how simple and intuitive the screenshot program is - it would be great if there was an easy way to auto upload to some web service so i can just share links with someone. A bit like pastebinit. I used to use jing which integrates screencast on windows. Any suggestions?
[21:33] <OerHeks> wpa psk tkip wpa2 psk
[21:33] <daftykins> i'm unfamiliar with ubuntu using dnsmasq. odd he gets an IP but DNS is broken
[21:33] <bekks> HERM3S: thats because you first installed the driver manually, didnt removed it, and just install the drivevr from the repos on top.
[21:34] <daftykins> adamcunnington: dropbox might do auto screenshot upload, it does on Windows
[21:34] <adamcunnington> daftykins: i only want something temporary though, not a huge store of screenshots ;)
[21:35] <daftykins> ah-har. pass then!
[21:35] <daftykins> :)
[21:35] <HERM3S> bekks: so I have created a brick
[21:35] <HERM3S> probably best to start from scratch anywho.
[21:35] <g1> daftykins: no
[21:35] <g1> OerHeks: no
[21:36] <daftykins> HERM3S: just run the nvidia-uninstall :)
[21:36] <HERM3S> I can't type
[21:36] <daftykins> although you might be in a messy situation now
[21:36] <HERM3S> messy indeed
[21:36] <daftykins> g1: sooo... the router settings change didn't change anything?
[21:37] <bekks> HERM3S: Boot into the recovery mode.
[21:37] <g1> OerHeks: daftykins: One more thing. When connected through wifi, though it shows connected, it cannot access 192.168.1.1(router settings)
[21:37] <adamcunnington> daftykins: shutter looks like a good one! cheers!
[21:37] <HERM3S> Fail (n.) : HERM3S src: Oxford Dictionary
[21:37] <g1> daftykins: no. the security change didn't work.
[21:38] <daftykins> g1: yeah it seems like it can get an IP address from the router but then it can't talk to it, i'd bet "ping 192.168.1.1" fails too?
[21:38] <HERM3S> berks, holding shift still leads to a blank screen
[21:38] <HERM3S> bekks*
[21:39] <g1> Yeah. Fails I think. But ping "the ip address" doesn't dail
[21:39] <g1> fail*
[21:39] <adamcunnington> How can I check which ports are in use?
[21:39] <bekks> HERM3S: Did you try esc?
[21:39] <adamcunnington> I'm having trouble running grunt because one of the ports (some obscure number!) is in use
[21:39] <bekks> adamcunnington: sudo lsof -i
[21:39] <adamcunnington> 35729 - anyone know what normally uses that?
[21:39] <adamcunnington> bekks: thanks
[21:39] <applepi> Hi all..  I'm working on trying to figure out how to put ubuntu on an ARM system..  I've found where they've made rootfs images for a lot of specific processor types, but is it possible to just get it for armel like you can with debootstrap?
[21:39] <daftykins> anything above 1,024 is not really an official port use
[21:39] <bekks> adamcunnington: Ports above 1024 may be used by every application.
[21:40] <HERM3S> GRUB!
[21:40] <OerHeks> !arm
[21:40] <HERM3S> thanks bekks
[21:40] <adamcunnington> bekks: PID is the port?
[21:40] <g1> daftykins:  Yeah. Fails I think. But ping "the router's ip address" doesn't fail
[21:40] <bekks> adamcunnington: No?
[21:40] <daftykins> g1: you may need to go back into the network manager settings and tell it not to apply the different DNS IP for wireless, now that the wireless setting has changed on the router. also, try the other option of WPA-PSK with TKIP too.
[21:40] <adamcunnington> bekks: oh, it's part of NAME, thanks
[21:41] <g1> daftykins: I did that too. I removed the dns ip address and kept the wpa-psk with tkip setting and tried. Still didn't work
[21:42] <HERM3S> bekks: What am I safe to run here?
[21:42] <HERM3S> sudo apt-get purge nvidia-current ?
[21:42] <g1> daftykins: Well, daftykins. Wanna do remote access?
[21:42] <bekks> HERM3S: No. You want to remove all traces of that manually installed driver.
[21:42] <daftykins> g1: what do you have installed?
[21:42] <HERM3S> hrm
[21:42] <bekks> HERM3S: The binary installer has an option for uninstalling.
[21:42] <g1> daftykins: Nothing. Teamviewer will do?
[21:43] <daftykins> g1: sure
[21:43] <memeka> hi all; i'm trying to get libhybris to work; if i just install it from repo, no test work; if I get the source and compile with flag "--with-default-egl-platform=hwcomposer" then it works -- is there a way to configure default-egl-platform for the binary in the repo?
[21:43] <HERM3S> how do I run it via grub?
[21:44] <bekks> HERM3S: You dont run anything via grub.
[21:44] <g1> daftykins: email id?
[21:44] <bekks> HERM3S: Using grub, you boot into recovery mode, and uninstall all traces from the manually installed driver.
[21:44] <daftykins> g1: i'm not reg'd but can connect by # and password PIN
[21:45] <HERM3S> bekks: all I have is a grub prompt
[21:45] <bekks> HERM3S: Then reboot, go into the grub menu, and boot into the recovery mode.
[21:47] <memeka> does anyone knows how to set the default-egl-platform for libhybris to hwcomposer?
[21:47] <HERM3S> ok gotcha. Holding escape takes me directly to the grub prompt
[21:47] <HERM3S> I have the option to run in failsafe graphic mode
[21:48] <HERM3S> ugh blacksod.
[21:49] <HERM3S> I guess it's not truly failsafe
[21:49] <daftykins> HERM3S: no need for a GUI, can you get to a TTY? ctrl+alt+f1?
[21:49] <HERM3S> root shell prompt?
[21:49] <g1> daftykins: error installing team viewer . any other s/w?
[21:49] <HERM3S> I'm in the root shell prompt
[21:50] <daftykins> g1: standard ssh would do if you changed your password to something different
[21:50] <HERM3S> okay I found the NVIDIA .run file
[21:50] <trism> memeka: it looks like it gets it from the environment, EGL_PLATFORM, looking at the code (though the version in saucy doesn't have the --with-default-egl-platform switch)
[21:51] <memeka> trism: yes, thanks!
[21:51] <daftykins> HERM3S: not relevant, "sudo nvidia-uninstall" ?
[21:52] <daftykins> g1: are you comfy with installing openssh-server and forwarding port 22 on your router?
[21:52] <g1> daftykins: No. Any links?
[21:52] <HERM3S> thanks bekks that worked
[21:52] <bekks> HERM3S: Then run the installer you ran to manually install the nvidia driver - it has an uninstall option.
[21:52] <bekks> HERM3S: :)
[21:52] <HERM3S> should I restore-original backup?
[21:52] <LucasReis> hey guys
[21:52] <daftykins> g1: what happened with teamviewer exactly?
[21:53] <bekks> HERM3S: No. That will give you the manually installed driver again...
[21:53] <g1> I couldn't install :P
[21:53] <HERM3S> okay
[21:53] <HERM3S> I didn't run an installer
[21:53] <HERM3S> I did sudo apt-get install nvidia-331
[21:53] <daftykins> g1: any errors?
[21:53] <daftykins> g1: using 32-bit is the key
[21:53] <g1> daftykins: I couldn't install.
[21:53] <bekks> HERM3S: And before, you installed the nvidia driver frm downloading something from their website - as you told us.
[21:53] <HERM3S> week - failed to remove files (read only system)
[21:54] <roasted> hi
[21:54] <g1> daftykins: I'll do the ssh server thingy
[21:54] <HERM3S> yes, I though nvidia-uninstall took care of that
[21:54] <HERM3S> thought
[21:55] <daftykins> g1: roger that, should be a good website on port forwarding for your model router really
[21:55] <roasted> I just noticed with empathy I don't get any sort of popup notification in the upper right. Is there anything to restart to make that happen again?
[21:55] <HERM3S> hem this root shell is read-only
[21:55] <HERM3S> mother of god.
[21:56] <the_stuntman> I've got a really strange little question, I'm currently in the process of moving a large amount of virtual servers from one linux box to another linux box. the virtual servers are created through multicraft and it creates users under the group called minecraft. I need to somehow recreate all of these user names.. is this even possible?
[21:56] <the_stuntman> I mean we're talking like about 200+ user names
[21:56] <daftykins> HERM3S: "mount -o remount,rw /" ?
[21:57] <daftykins> HERM3S: http://askubuntu.com/questions/175739/how-do-i-remount-a-filesystem-as-read-write
[21:57] <gandaliter> the_stuntman: you can write a script to parse /etc/passwd, extract the usernames, and write them to a file. then another script to create the users on the new server
[21:58] <HERM3S> that works
[21:58] <HERM3S> the .run file has no uninstall option, however
[21:58] <g1> @daftykins http://imagebin.org/298157
[21:58] <the_stuntman> gandaliter would it be possible to just rsync the file over to the new server?
[21:59] <g1> daftykins: http://imagebin.org/298157
[21:59] <daftykins> HERM3S: did you see the one where i said run "nvidia-uninstall" ?
[21:59] <the_stuntman> since mostly everything is exactly identicle
[21:59] <HERM3S> yes
[21:59] <g1> daftykins: what next? I've installed the server. How to port forward 22?
[21:59] <HERM3S> I have done that
[21:59] <HERM3S> --uninstall works
[21:59] <Izaya> question for someone trying to run Linux with VMWare Player
[21:59] <daftykins> g1: ok so you want to find "SSH" or port 22 on the left-hand "service name" list really
[21:59] <gandaliter> the_stuntman: I think you'd probably screw up the system. I think entries need to be made in /etc/shadow as well, and depending on what you're doing, home folders and the like. I'd say writing a create script would be faster than trying to do all of that manually
[22:00] <HERM3S> uninstalling...
[22:00] <Izaya> there was a file from lifehack.org that pointed to Wolphination - does anyone know where that might be?
[22:00] <HERM3S> progress.
[22:00] <daftykins> HERM3S: what did you do?
[22:00] <HERM3S> ./NVIDIA.xxxxx.run --uninstall
[22:00] <the_stuntman> gandaliter to true. but even of these users have to point to a certain directory. For example:
[22:00] <daftykins> ah ok
[22:00] <daftykins> HERM3S: so that's worked?
[22:00] <the_stuntman> mc268:x:1008:1008:Multicraft Server 268:/home/minecraft/multicraft/servers/server268:/bin/false
[22:00] <HERM3S> it's uninstalled
[22:00] <HERM3S> define "worked" lol
[22:00] <the_stuntman> so I'm not sure how to parse all of this out in a script
[22:00] <g1> daftykins: there's no ssh in that list
[22:00] <daftykins> HERM3S: well, completed successfully and returned you to the prompt :)
[22:01] <HERM3S> si
[22:01] <daftykins> g1: then hit 'add custom service'
[22:01] <HERM3S> so we should have the repo package installed
[22:01] <daftykins> <--only just saw it now XD
[22:01] <HERM3S> and the nvidia provided junk uninstalled
[22:01] <HERM3S> do I need to configure or anything?
[22:01] <daftykins> HERM3S: wouldn't hurt to reinstall it to be sure. "sudo apt-get install --reinstall nvidia-xxx"
[22:01] <daftykins> HERM3S: then reboot and see what happens
[22:02] <HERM3S> good call
[22:02] <HERM3S> hopefully 331 is what it is supposed to be
[22:02] <g1> daftykins: starting port and ending port?
[22:02] <HERM3S> GTS250 & GT 520
[22:02] <daftykins> g1: 22 and 22
[22:02] <daftykins> g1: tcp only
[22:02] <gandaliter> the_stuntman: it's possible that just copying the lines from /etc/passwd for the users you want into /etc/passwd on the new server would work (provided the home directories exist etc.), as long as you deal with /etc/shadow too, but I don't know enough about linux to be sure that you don't need to make references elsewhere too
[22:03] <g1> daftykins: ok. ip address anything?
[22:03] <daftykins> g1: yeah it'll need to match the # of eth0
[22:03] <HERM3S> looks that way
[22:03] <HERM3S> rebooting
[22:03] <the_stuntman> well I could just grab the lines I need from the /etc/shadow and from /etc/passwd and then copy them over
[22:03] <the_stuntman> anyone else in here think this would be a good way to do it?
[22:04] <gandaliter> the_stuntman: yeah, and it might work. I'm saying I can't be sure; someone else might know
[22:04] <the_stuntman> or am I about to royally screw my system up
[22:04] <g1> daftykins: ok done
[22:04] <g1> daftykins: now?
[22:04] <gandaliter> the_stuntman: you can always undo it again
[22:04] <HERM3S> bekks: daftykins: I was able to boot
[22:04] <gandaliter> the_stuntman: as long as none of the uids or gids clash or anything the system isn't likely to break in any major way. the new users might just not work
[22:05] <HERM3S> one card is working, not recognizing my TV, howver
[22:05] <daftykins> g1: you'll want to change your password to something random you can share with me, so "passwd" in the terminal
[22:05] <g1> daftykins: yeah.. that's done already
[22:06] <HERM3S> still a blank screen w/ "X" mouse
[22:06] <daftykins> g1: good stuff, then all you need do is PM me a user+pass to login :)
[22:06] <HERM3S> :/
[22:06] <bluezone> The default driver that came with system install for the following device is not using the hardware to it's potentional. I am getting download speeds of 0.9-1.2MBps but on my windows partition i get 2-2.5 MBps: Bus 005 Device 002: ID 0b05:1784 ASUSTek Computer, Inc. USB-N13 802.11n Network Adapter (rev. A1) [Ralink RT3072]
[22:07] <bluezone> and simple things like internet radio shoutcasts are buffering every 2 minutes
[22:07] <daftykins> HERM3S: pretty certain it's screaming at seeing two graphics cards and not knowing which to use as primary, typically xorg.conf contains a BusID value
[22:09] <HERM3S2> daftykins, http://pastebin.com/93JtX5Ge
[22:10] <HERM3S2> something with the unique identifier?
[22:12] <black0ut> hi, I created a folder in /etc/apache2/sites-available and it is invisible both in the GUI and terminal (using ls) but I can cd into it (i.e. cd /etc/apache2/sites-available/foldername)
[22:12] <black0ut> what is happening here..?
[22:12] <HERM3S2> ls -a
[22:12] <daftykins> HERM3S2: check those BusIDs for device1 and device0 with "lspci"
[22:13] <BlueEagle> I have trouble deleting some directories. When I rm them with the -rf flag I get 'Permission denied' even when I am root, and the directories are a+rwx. The FS is ext4 and I have forced a fsck on it without any issue. What could possibly prevent me from deleting the directories? http://paste.ubuntu.com/7063322/
[22:13] <black0ut> ok I can see it with ls -a but why is it otherwise invisible, e.g. with ls -al ?
[22:13] <rww> BlueEagle: lsattr filename
[22:14] <rww> BlueEagle: is there an i in the results?
[22:14] <BlueEagle> rww: -------------e-- /raid/var/www.old/clients.old/client1/web2/cgi-bin
[22:14] <HERM3S2> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation G92 [GeForce GTS 250] (rev a2)
[22:14] <HERM3S2> 02:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation GF119 [GeForce GT 520] (rev a1)
[22:15] <HERM3S2> seems to be correct daftykins
[22:15] <rww> BlueEagle: oh, right, directory. lsattr -R /raid/var/www.old/clients.old/client1/web2/cgi-bin, look through and see if there's a i in the left-hand area anywhere
[22:15] <rww> (don't paste to channel, we don't need to see all of it :)
[22:15] <daftykins> HERM3S2: at this point i'd only be going to google myself to look up dual-card setups and how to use them
[22:15] <HERM3S2> haha
[22:15] <HERM3S2> I understand
[22:15] <BlueEagle> rww: ----i--------e-- /raid/var/www.old/clients.old/client1/web2
[22:15] <HERM3S2> to google!
[22:15] <BlueEagle> rww: What does that do, and how can I remove it?
[22:16] <rww> BlueEagle: yep, that'll do it. chattr -i /raid/var/www.old/clients.old/client1/web2 to fix. See `man chattr` for info on what it is.
[22:17] <BlueEagle> rww: Thank you very much.
[22:18] <BlueEagle> rww: Not sure how that flag got set, but it has now been cleared and I have learned something new.
[22:18] <black0ut> HERM3S, can you tell me how to make a .FOLDER into a visible folder?
[22:18] <bekks> black0ut: Rename it to "FOLDER" without a . in front.
[22:19] <HERM3S2> remove the .
[22:20] <HERM3S2> or go into ubuntu settings and reveal hidden folders
[22:20] <rww> BlueEagle: You're welcome. It's not used very often at all, but occasionally people decide it's a good idea and then six months down the road this question gets asked, so it's good to know :)
[22:22] <black0ut> well I can't do it in the terminal, i.e. mv /etc/apache2/sites-available/.old /etc/apache2/sites-available/old returns cannot stat ... : no such file or directory
[22:22] <black0ut> I am using sudo, I should add
[22:22] <black0ut> and I actually created the folder myself but without any intention to make it invisible.. so very strange
[22:23] <black0ut> I created it like: sudo mkdir /etc/apache2/sites-available/old
[22:23] <roasted> is anybody having issues with notifications in 13.10? Out of the blue mine just stopped working. empathy, rhythmbox, you name it. With empathy in particular, it works one time, then stops. If I close the IM window, it will work one time again, then fail continuously after to bring up the notification.
[22:23] <bluezone> The default driver that came with system install for the following device is not using the hardware to it's potentional. I am getting download speeds of 0.9-1.2MBps but on my windows partition i get 2-2.5 MBps: Bus 005 Device 002: ID 0b05:1784 ASUSTek Computer, Inc. USB-N13 802.11n Network Adapter (rev. A1) [Ralink RT3072]
[22:24] <black0ut> interesting.. despite the error I got I can see the folder now in the terminal using ls
[22:24] <black0ut> but not in the GUI
[22:25] <bluezone> black0ut, i'm not sure what the problem is but just thought i would throw this out there: to see hidden files (files that start with a period like .old) in nautilus just press control + h
[22:26] <bluezone> same for folders
[22:26] <kostkon> roasted, empathy shows notifications only when you are "available" and rhythmbox only when it is minimised or closed
[22:27] <black0ut> bluezone, it is still not showing in the GUI, also I seem to be unable to delete it
[22:27] <black0ut> nevermind
[22:27] <black0ut> forgot sudo ;)
[22:27] <roasted> kostkon: yes, I know that. And in those instances, it's not working.
[22:28] <black0ut> could you tell me how to start a nautilus window as root?
[22:28] <kostkon> roasted, ok. thanks for clarifying that
[22:28] <roasted> kostkon: if I minimize rhythmbox and hit my media keys to go to the next song, it should show me a notification, but it does not. Likewise I'm available on empathy, but as mentioned it only works 1 time and then after that continually fails.
[22:28] <black0ut> I'd like to create the folder like that
[22:28] <kostkon> roasted, it should yes
[22:28] <kristenbb> hi, i've just created a new partition, and I'd like to understand why df shows 3 mixed messages: size:446G, used:70M available:442G, use:1% (should be 0%, used:0M, and size = avail).
[22:29] <roasted> kostkon: are you having any issues with it? I just installed 13.10 on this laptop last night... fully up to date...
[22:29] <bluezone> black0ut, sudo nautilus
[22:29] <kostkon> roasted, not really. actually im on 12.04 not 13.10
[22:30] <roasted> anybody else on 13.10 to confirm whether or not their notifications for empathy, rhythmbox, etc are working?
[22:30] <black0ut> ok thanks
[22:30] <Beldar> roasted, This is not a polling channel, have you tried a compiz/unity reset or restart?
[22:31] <roasted> Beldar: I'm asking a simple question to see if other users are having the same issue, but thanks. Yes, I've restarted several times. Same issue on each boot.
[22:31] <stunts513> anybody noticed the option to disable touchpad while typing not working on ubuntu 13.10?
[22:32] <Beldar> roasted, This is support not polling which your simple question is, just a heads up is all.
[22:32] <roasted> Beldar: I'm asking whether or not anybody else is seeing the issue that I am seeing. If I was asking, hey guys, what's the best desktop environment, etc., it'd be a different story.
[22:32] <roasted> but again, thanks.
[22:35] <Beldar> roasted, A reset like this, http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2013/08/reset-unity-and-compiz-in-ubuntu-13-10/  You can also restart the dektop from a terminal.
[22:35] <Beldar> desktop*
[22:35] <mici> blackout use gksudo rather than sudo when using graphic programs
[22:35] <roasted> Beldar: but a full restart of the computer would effectively do the same thing, if not more, I would think.
[22:36] <Beldar> roasted, Not a reset.
[22:36] <roasted> ah I see what it did now
[22:36] <[RO]Daniel> how come audacity latest vers stable is 2.0.5 and in software center is still 2.0.3 ?
[22:36] <Beldar> which might require a reboot roasted
[22:36] <roasted> rhythmbox still not showing notifications. rebooting...
[22:37] <rww> [RO]Daniel: because Ubuntu doesn't upgrade to new versions of software after it's released (with few exceptions), it just backports security and critical bug fixes.
[22:37] <OerHeks> [RO]Daniel, 2.0.5 will be available in 14.04 LTS http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/audacity
[22:37] <HERM3S> what is bumblebee - and why is it being suggested that removing will fix my nvidia issues?
[22:38] <roasted> Beldar: after reboot, seems to have fixed it. prior to reboot, no change.
[22:38] <roasted> Beldar: I wonder what happened in such a short time frame. I mean the HDD in this system is brand new so I put a new install on it *yesterday*....
[22:38] <SergeyServer> yoyo
[22:39] <SergeyServer> I am trying to run program using wine, but screen goes few times like disco (b/w) and program does not start
[22:39] <Beldar> roasted, The reset often needs a logout or reboot, unity can be picky with the bling basically. Especially if you mess with modifying it.
[22:39] <[RO]Daniel> ok, thank you OerHeks and rww  :D
[22:39] <roasted> Beldar: also, for what it's worth, I should notate that the notifications that weren't working were application notifications... wireless connectivity and sound were fine.
[22:39] <SergeyServer> any ideas how to fix this, guys?
[22:39] <roasted> Beldar: well, I have installed unity-tweak-tool... basically to turn off active blur (slowwww) and to change the transparency of the unity bar...
[22:40] <roasted> Beldar: perhaps that's related? (though I haven't seen it on any other Unity 13.10 install I have.... and unity-tweak-tool is something I have on every single machine...)
[22:40] <kristenbb> hi, i've just created a new partition, and I'd like to understand why df shows 3 mixed messages: size:446G, used:70M available:442G, use:1% (should be 0%, used:0M, and size = avail).
[22:41] <Beldar> roasted, sometimes these mods need a tweak to fix the tweaks, depends on whats done and your hardware....etc, it's not a perfect science is all.
[22:41] <OerHeks> SergeyServer, best place for wine issues is #winehq
[22:41] <roasted> Beldar: for what it's worth, one of my prior installs was on this very laptop... I went from an SSD to HDD because I needed far more storage space... so same unit for months, same tweaks in the tweak tool, but this time, fail. :(
[22:42] <roasted> Beldar: having this link bookmarked I might try my luck again anyway since I know I can reset it now and know what to look for.
[22:42] <roasted> Beldar: appreciate the info. :D
[22:42] <Beldar> no prob
[22:45] <Izaya> does 883 mb iso seem the right size for Ubuntu 13.10 from the site?
[22:46] <Bashing-om> kristenbb: df -> reports on devices: the size of, how much of that size is used, How much is available to be used, and the percentage that is used . HTH.
[22:47] <kristenbb> Bashing-om: yes, and the information given does not add up.
[22:47] <rww> !md5
[22:47] <rww> Izaya: run md5sum filename.iso, check against ^
[22:47] <Izaya> okay
[22:47] <rww> Izaya: if they match, the filesize (and the file itself) is correct
[22:47] <Izaya> I"m currently using windows
[22:47] <Izaya> running*
[22:47] <Izaya> md5sum in the command prompt?
[22:48] <rww> Izaya: see the second link from ubottu's last
[22:48] <Izaya> there it is
[22:48] <Izaya> thanks
[22:48] <Bashing-om> kristenbb: How far off ? UHH, maybe the space for "house keeping" is not reported ?
[22:48] <mnm_> how to create an EFI bootable USB from live DVD ?
[22:49] <Izaya> hm
[22:49] <Izaya> I run it and then it just insta closes...
[22:49] <Izaya> is that correct?
[22:49] <Izaya> nm
[22:49] <Izaya> reading on
[22:49] <SergeyServer> nobody helps at winehq, probably nobody there that can help. Can I paste output of error?
[22:50] <Hxxx> mnm_: lili usb creator
[22:50] <Hxxx> LiLi
[22:50] <mnm_> ping
[22:50] <Bashing-om> kristenbb: The default reservation of device "house keeping: is 5% ,
[22:50] <kristenbb> Bashing-om: as I said, I just created the partition, yet it shows 1% usage. It also shows 70M used (which does not add up to 1%), and it further shows a total size of 466G, and 442G available (which does not add up either to 70M)
[22:50] <SergeyServer> Here's error I receive when I try to run windows program using wine http://paste.ubuntu.com/7064491/
[22:53] <Izaya> okay this is going to sound silly
[22:53] <Izaya> how do I path to the folder to run the md5sum
[22:53] <Izaya> in windows
[22:53] <Izaya> I'm in the command prompt now, trying to get to that folder
[22:53] <geoffrian> anyone here have an issue with ubuntu logging you off when you attempt to resume from suspend?
[22:54] <Hxxx> Izaya: download winmd5sum , i think that if you type md5 check ubuntu , one of the first articles is from ubuntu official. There you will see a link to the app.
[22:54] <Izaya> okay
[22:55] <Hxxx> Izaya: on google, sorry for not pointing out where to search.
[22:55] <Izaya> I figured as much ;)
[22:55] <Izaya> thank you
[22:57] <nathanesau1> im trying out ubuntu 14.04 in a VM on windows. but im stuck at 640x480 and i can't see a lot of the desktop
[22:57] <nathanesau1> does anyone know how to adjust the resolution (display settings dont give me that option)
[22:57] <Izaya> I wish I could setup a VM on windows :-\ VMX didn't have a download link and I'm an uber newb at these things
[22:57] <rww> nathanesau1: you probably need to install the client tools for your VM. #ubuntu+1 is the place for Ubuntu 14.04 questions until it's released, though.
[22:58] <rww> Izaya: https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
[22:59] <Izaya> thank you rww
[22:59] <Izaya> hm
[22:59] <Izaya> couldn't find the download...
[22:59] <Izaya> "Oops! Google chrome could not find...."
[23:00] <rww> heh, works for me
[23:00] <Izaya> nm there we go
[23:00] <rww> ah, yay
[23:00] <Izaya> will this allow me to run the .iso as a VM?
[23:00] <Izaya> or will I still need VM Player?
[23:02] <Hxxx> Izaya if you are referring to LiLi live usb creator, then when running the program checkmark virtualbox, then you will not need anything else to run it virtualized from the USB
[23:03] <Izaya> ah
[23:03] <Izaya> so then I do require a sidelong usb, yes Hxxx?
[23:03] <nathanesau1> if i install ubuntu 14.04 (beta), when the real thing comes out would i be able to upgrade easily
[23:03] <rww> !final
[23:03] <nathanesau1> or would i need to erase the existing installation and reinstall with a new iso
[23:03] <nathanesau1> ok thanks
[23:04] <Hxxx> Isaya: well that's if you want to run it virtualized from windows, but using the live cd, but in the pendrive, which can allow you to save changes.
[23:04] <Hxxx> Izaya
[23:04] <Izaya> ah
[23:04] <Izaya> which IS what I want to do
[23:05] <Izaya> I'd like to run it from the USB and save changes to it as necessary
[23:05] <Izaya> I feel like I saw something on the Ubuntu site about this....
[23:06] <Hxxx> Izaya: if you are going to run it from the USB but within a running windows OS, then make sure you mark that virtualbox option. Otherwise is not necessary since you can boot from the USB. Either choice make sure you amount certain space to save the changes in the USB when running live. That is also another option there in LiLi.
[23:06] <Izaya> I have a 16gb USB I was thinking of using for this purpose
[23:06] <Izaya> Hxxx, I'm a super newb - could you explain what LiLi is..?
[23:06] <Izaya> (Just setting up Linux for the first time)
[23:07] <Hxxx> Search for LiLi usb creator.
[23:07] <Hxxx> or LiLi live usb creator , from google, Izaya.
[23:07] <Izaya> Thank you Hxxx
[23:08] <n-iCe> hello guys, my laptop gets so hot, what can I do to solve it?
[23:08] <n-iCe> fans are always working hard I think, a lot of noise is going out the fans
[23:08] <n-iCe> any idea? pls!
[23:08] <Izaya> are you allowing enough space between the fan and the surface it sits on?
[23:08] <Izaya> for example: do you let it sit in your lap with your knees near the fan
[23:09] <Izaya> n-iCe, do you let it sit on a blanket/comforter/your lap without allowing space for it to take in and push out air?
[23:09] <n-iCe> Izaya: it never happened before, just after upgrade to 13.10
[23:09] <Izaya> hm.
[23:09] <Izaya> no idea, then. I'm new to Linux as well.
[23:09] <n-iCe> the fan is on the right, not under, so it has space to breath
[23:10] <Izaya> there are no fans underneath at all?
[23:10] <n-iCe> no
[23:10] <n-iCe> anyway, that's not the problem
[23:11] <Izaya> sorry, thought I'd cover basic physical problems before tackling software.
[23:11] <daftykins> !broadcom
[23:16] <_Tristan> Yo. Recently moved my partition and now the system won't boot - loops without showing grub. I've reinstalled and updated in a chroot to no avail. Any tips?\
[23:20] <Izaya> Question: can I use LiLi to produce several different boot options for different types of linux?
[23:21] <evilbug> if i take the battery out of my netbook and just have it run on the charger will i get a decrease in performance?
[23:22] <Izaya> I would think that it would not, evilbug.
[23:23] <AndroUser2> Having a issue with Ubuntu 13.04 my keyboard has stopped working
[23:24] <AndroUser2> How do I fix this
[23:24] <AndroUser2> The number keys work but not letters
[23:24] <evilbug> Izaya: the reason i'm asking is because my macbook pro does need to have the charger and the battery in when performing heavy tasks like audio production that push the cpu.
[23:24] <evilbug> just not sure if that practice extends to other laptops as well.
[23:25] <AndroUser2> Anyone??
[23:25] <Izaya> ah, I see what you mean evilbug
[23:25] <Izaya> evilbug, I would think that is probably a Mac option. But then again, I have nothing to test it against myself.
[23:26] <Izaya> ANdroUser2: sounds like a possible drivers issue? not really sure
[23:26] <AndroUser2> Can somebody help me
[23:26] <AndroUser2> Izaya how do I fix
[23:26] <Izaya> what keyboard are you using
[23:26] <AndroUser2> Is there a way to revert back
[23:27] <AndroUser2> Keyboard on the laptop
[23:27] <Izaya> unsure. I'm new to linux
[23:27] <Izaya> ah.... hm
[23:27] <Izaya> there probably is a way to change the boot by restarting. Your BIOS should at least remember that much
[23:27] <Izaya> is there some sort of recovery you could revert to?
[23:27] <AndroUser2> That's what I'm wondering
[23:28] <evilbug> Izaya: the reasoning behind that is that the charger offers a certain voltage and can't go beyond that, then the battery kicks in for extra power.
[23:28] <Izaya> try restarting and going into your bios
[23:28] <AndroUser2> Does Ubuntu have a recovery option??
[23:28] <Izaya> evilbug: interesting
[23:28] <evilbug> or wattage.
[23:28] <AndroUser2> Anyone know?
[23:28] <evilbug> Izaya: and it's true, at least on the mac. once i took the battery out i got massive dropouts and had to restart my audio apps.
[23:30] <g1> forgot your name -_-
[23:32] <AndroUser2> Very odd it fixed it self
[23:33] <Bashing-om> g1: daftykins (??)
[23:33] <SergeyServer> how can I get VBrun60sp5 ?
[23:33] <kostkon> SergeyServer, wine?
[23:34] <d10n_> ohaiyo
[23:34] <_Tristan> My laptop is boot looping after a moved partition, I've tried everything I know, help?
[23:34] <SergeyServer> kostkon: yes
[23:35] <kostkon> SergeyServer, with "winetricks". search for it in the dash
[23:35] <cuete_> daftykins, alright, I'm able to get to the failsafe graphics mode
[23:35] <cuete_> but I don't see the option we spoke of earlier
[23:36] <Izaya> hm
[23:36] <Izaya> received a strange error in running it on my virtualized machine
[23:36] <Izaya> says I have i686 and amd64 and couldn't run it
[23:36] <nathanesau1> to install ubuntu 14.04 alongside windows, should i just make a new partition? and then grub will recognize both partitions?
[23:37] <Beldar> nathanesau1, 14.04 is a development not a release and on #ubuntu+1
[23:37] <arseoinc> how do i register handle?
[23:37] <Izaya> message nickserv
[23:37] <Izaya> ./msg nickserv register
[23:37] <kostkon> !register | arseoinc
[23:38] <Izaya> oh nm lollolol
[23:38] <_Tristan> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7064680/ everything looks normal, but grub never shows up and my screen goes back and forth from black to off-black...
[23:39] <xubuntu-netbook> So happy Xubuntu is working!!!
[23:39] <cuete_> I'm having graphics issues with Ubuntu on an Acer Aspire E1-510-4487
[23:39] <cuete_> when I try to run startx, it says it can't find the screens
[23:39] <_Tristan> 0.02 btc (~$13) to the person who figures out the problem
[23:40] <_Tristan> actually, make that 0.04
[23:40] <arseoinc> xubuntu is running  you are the one doing the work
[23:42] <SergeyServer> kostkon: well I installed it, but program wont run and it says same error. Is it possible that I need to change libraries I downloaded to that program or something like that?
[23:42] <Izaya> Using LiLi to setup a key
 "This kernel requires n x86-64 CPU, but only detected an i686 CPU. Unable to boot - please use a kernel appropriate for your CPU"
[23:42] <Izaya> anyone know how to resolve?
[23:42] <Izaya> ubuntu 13.10
[23:43] <SergeyServer> kostkon: here's the error http://paste.ubuntu.com/7064691/
[23:43] <kostkon> SergeyServer, wine launcher?
[23:44] <SergeyServer> kostkon: yes
[23:45] <SergeyServer> kostkon: it's warcraft3 stealthbot to moderate channels, and I found guide for ubuntu to run it, but still cannot manage
[23:45] <SergeyServer> kostkon: could we go PM I send you guide and you try help if that possible?
[23:45] <kostkon> SergeyServer, better keep it in here
[23:46] <SergeyServer> kostkon: well this is guide http://www.stealthbot.net/board/index.php?showtopic=37720 maybe I could have missed something?
[23:49] <SergeyServer> kostkon: so will you help me, please?
[23:49] <kostkon> SergeyServer, but it explicitly says to download the files from that forum and place them into the app's folder. just follow the instructions
[23:50] <SergeyServer> I dont know how to get into that
[23:50] <SergeyServer> I dont have disk C
[23:50] <SergeyServer> with all of it
[23:50] <SergeyServer> I done know how to get there
[23:51] <SergeyServer> plz tell me
[23:52] <kostkon> SergeyServer, it says "Get the DLL files you need from this forum. I also suggest geting the vbrun60sp5 as well."
[23:52] <SergeyServer> I already took the files and vbrun60sp5
[23:52] <SergeyServer> I dont know where to *spot* them
[23:52] <SergeyServer> I dont know how to get into C:\windows\system32
[23:52] <the_stuntman> having a bit of a wierd issue here when trying to install mysql on this system after removing mariadb
[23:53] <kostkon> SergeyServer, get the files, copy them into the stealth folder containing the app you have already created
[23:53] <the_stuntman> sh: 0: getcwd() failed: No such file or directory
[23:53] <the_stuntman> sh: 0: getcwd() failed: No such file or directory
[23:53] <the_stuntman> sh: 0: getcwd() failed: No such file or directory
[23:53] <the_stuntman> Preconfiguring packages ...
[23:53] <the_stuntman> shell-init: error retrieving current directory: getcwd: cannot access parent directories: No suchectory
[23:53] <SergeyServer> kostkon yes I have already installed it, but can you tell me how I get to C:\windows\system32 to put files there?
[23:53] <the_stuntman> dpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/mysql-server-5.5_5.5.35+dfsg-0+wheezy1_amd64.deb (
[23:53] <the_stuntman>  subprocess new pre-installation script returned error exit status 1
[23:53] <kostkon> SergeyServer, actually it says " The reason why we aren't putting them in the /home/remy/.wine/c:/windows/system(32)" so obviously you don't need to do that
[23:54] <SergeyServer> I dont know how to install to linux
[23:54] <kostkon> SergeyServer, but as you can see your C drive in wine can be found in ~/.wine/drive_c
[23:54] <SergeyServer> I dont have the function to install other place
[23:54] <SergeyServer> pfff
[23:54] <Izaya> anyone good at setting up virtual machines on a USB?
[23:55] <svetoslav> Hi guys
[23:55] <cuete_> I'm having an issue with xorg on a quad core Acer Aspire E1-510-4487. can anyone help?
[23:55] <svetoslav> i have a problem with my PHP version
[23:55] <the_stuntman> ok I figured out that issue, but now when trying to install the correct mysql-server I'm getting this  mysql-server : Depends: mysql-server-5.5 but it is not going to be installed
[23:56] <svetoslav> i have currently PHP 5.5 but I need to use PHP 5.3 does anyone knows how can I install PHP 5.3 wothout mess up my entire LAMP ?
[23:56] <svetoslav> the_stuntman, can't you install straight LAMP woth Tasksel?
[23:56] <rww> the_stuntman: run "apt-cache policy mysql-server-5.5", copy the output to paste.ubuntu.com, link the created paste here
[23:56] <svetoslav> the_stuntman, can't you install straight LAMP with Tasksel?
[23:57] <SergeyServer> kostkon: trollserv@trollserv-System-Product-Name:~$ ~/.wine/drive_c
[23:57] <SergeyServer> bash: /home/trollserv/.wine/drive_c: Is a directory
[23:57] <the_stuntman> unfortunantly, I'm dealing with files that are already on the system and apache and phpmyadmin are already installed. I was trying to get rid of mariadb because it seemed to be messing with some files
[23:57] <SergeyServer> how I can make it show me hidden folders?
[23:57] <the_stuntman> but not mysql doesn't want to install at all
[23:57] <svetoslav> Anyone on the PHP5.5 -> PHP5.3 Issue?
[23:58] <svetoslav> I need to downgrade
[23:58] <cuete_> I'm having an issue with xorg on a quad core Acer Aspire E1-510-4487. can anyone help?
[23:58] <kostkon> SergeyServer, ctrl+h or view -> show hidden files
[23:58] <svetoslav> cuete_ : what is the issue?
[23:59] <cuete_> I don't get video output. I'm finally able to actually interact with the system.
[23:59] <the_stuntman> svetoslav I just tried to do tasksel to install the lamp stack and got this sh: 0: getcwd() failed: No such file or directory
[23:59] <SergeyServer> kostkon: still not working :@
[23:59] <svetoslav> cuete_: check your drivers
[23:59] <the_stuntman> sounds like something got messed up when I removed mariadb
[23:59] <cuete_> I'm at the recovery Menu, I just don't know where to go from now.