[00:01] <sasha-> fraq: I'll see if the guys at #wireshark can help me out, otherwise I'll get this sorted out at my hs
[00:03] <fraq> sasha-: there really is a channel for everything, isn't there?
[00:03] <sasha-> yup :D
[00:07] <microsoftlessjon> http://ubuntu http://ubuntu!
[00:07] <microsoftlessjon> imma link sender
[00:09] <hacker_> hi
[00:09] <microsoftlessjon> how are you doing
[00:10] <hacker_> doing good twnsk
[00:10] <microsoftlessjon> k
[00:10] <hacker_> how are you
[00:10] <microsoftlessjon> gd
[00:10] <microsoftlessjon> good
[00:16] <crouton-user> Hi. Would anyone be willing to help a keen to learn novice with an external ext4 hard drive partition that doesn't have exec privilidges? Running crouton Ubuntu 13.10 on a Chtomebook.
[00:17] <microsoftlessjon> F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK LOL
[00:18] <zzxc> Hey guys, I'm trying to get my a machine running 12.04 server to play audio and keep getting this message 'ALSA lib pcm_dmix.c:1018:(snd_pcm_dmix_open) unable to open slave' anyone have any ideas?
[00:18] <tables> how do i set the password in linux through terminal?
[00:18] <zzxc> type passwd
[00:19] <warlu> I recently install a ATI Rage XL 8MB PCI(not express) grpahics card and ubuntu refuses to boot with it, enough though it displays perfectly well otherwise.
[00:19] <tables> how do i do it with one command?
[00:19] <tables> without getting the password prompt
[00:19] <warlu> Is there any workaround? I've tried just about everything.
[00:19] <zzxc> tables: Hmmmm
[00:20] <warlu> It's tried doing something on failsafeX, but it just dies right there.
[00:20] <zzxc> tables: I can think of any way right off.
[00:23] <warlu> Meh, I don't expect to be going far anyways.
[00:23] <mdev> mv: cannot move `msg0000.txt' to `msg0000.doc': Permission denied
[00:23] <mdev> what would cause that? i'm su'd
[00:24] <zzxc> warlu: What do you mean "enough though it displays perfectly well otherwise"
[00:24] <mdev> and sudo doesn't help either, why wouldn't I have permission?
[00:24] <zzxc> mdev: Funky. whats the ls -l on it?
[00:24] <warlu> The POST screen and BIOS setup show up. I wonder why it's JUST ubuntu
[00:25] <mdev> -rw-rw-r-- 1 nobody nogroup 352 Mar 10 14:33 msg0000.txt
[00:25] <zzxc> warlu: Did you install this after you install ubuntu, and do you still have another graphics card (ie intergrated)
[00:25] <warlu> Both, yes.
[00:25] <warlu> Just the int. graphics is 1MB and the dash home lags the crap out of it
[00:26] <zzxc> mdev: Welll thats funky.
[00:26] <mdev> can't chmod it either
[00:26] <mdev> definitely running under root too
[00:27] <zzxc> mdev, still question what happens if you do a chown?
[00:27] <mdev> give example please
[00:27] <mdev> not familiar with that one
[00:27] <crouton-user> Hi. Would anyone be willing to help a keen to learn novice with an external ext4 hard drive partition that doesn't have exec privilidges? Running crouton Ubuntu 13.10 on a Chromebook. I've tried the fixes that I've found online but although they don't give any error when I run them from terminal they don't seem to fix the permissions. I ideally want to change the permissions on one folder recursively
[00:27] <zzxc> warlu: Did you try plugging up through the port on the intergreated card?
[00:28] <zzxc> mdev chown root:admin msg0000.doc
[00:28] <warlu> Yes, and that boots fine as long as the BIOS is set to onboard/PEG
[00:28] <mdev> chown: invalid group: `root:admin'
[00:29] <fraq> try root:root
[00:29] <zzxc> mdev: what Fraq said
[00:29] <mdev> chown: changing ownership of `msg0000.txt': Operation not permitted
[00:29] <fraq> sudo !! now
[00:30] <warlu> I have an idea of what could fix this, but I do not have my installer drive handy.
[00:30] <zzxc> fraq he's already running as root
[00:30] <mdev> i'm under root, and sudo not changing the message
[00:30] <fraq> ack
[00:30] <fraq> hmm
[00:30] <mdev> lol at this untouchable file
[00:30] <fraq> for real
[00:30] <zzxc> warlu: Have you tried using jockey to install drivers for it?
[00:31] <fraq> can you chmod it instead of chowning?
[00:31] <zzxc> fraq: it also nobody as the owner and no group as the group
[00:31] <fraq> wtf
[00:31] <warlu> No, but it isn't detected at all when booting with onboard
[00:31] <zzxc> And no weird bit on the front either
[00:31] <fraq> cat file.txt > file.txt.new
[00:32] <fraq> rm -f file.txt
[00:32] <fraq> cat file.txt.new > file.txt
[00:32] <warlu> This is a straight PCI(not express) card, too
[00:32] <fraq> that might be a viable workaround
[00:32] <mdev> bash: msg0000.txt.new: Permission denied
[00:32] <mdev> for the cat
[00:32] <zzxc> warlu: Its been a while since I've worked with anything with a graphics card that isn;t a laptop.
[00:33] <zzxc> mdev: What it the filesystem?
[00:33] <warlu> Meh. I saw something on ubuntu forums on this. Will try with installer tomorrow.
[00:33] <latenite> Hi folks / devs, why does Ubuntu not have the "common" way of storing keymaps? like in https://gist.github.com/anonymous/9752563
[00:33] <fraq> mdev: what the heck is this for? this is an odd file
[00:33] <zzxc> warlu: Alright sorry I wasn't able to help
[00:33] <latenite> How what is the idea behind /etc/X11/xkb ?
[00:33] <mdev> [/sbin/fsck.ext4
[00:34] <zzxc> Bastad left before I could say buy
[00:34] <mdev> zzxc project i'm doing
[00:34] <mdev> for a client
[00:34] <fraq> and you said the owner and group are both Nobody?
[00:34] <fraq> can you su nobody?
[00:34] <zzxc> mmm? sorry?
[00:35] <mdev> yeah su nobody works haha
[00:35] <fraq> lol
[00:35] <wiak> xar-  still there?, am trying to figure out how to add version to this script https://paste.gparent.org/214 like lftp -v | head -n1 | awk '{print $4}' on the file and then add that to generated filename
[00:35] <zzxc> lol
[00:35] <fraq> can you cat the file now?
[00:35] <wiak> miau
[00:36] <zzxc> latenite: Ubuntu. You know I'm not sure there are ways to do it but its generally a pain.
[00:37] <mdev> nah can't cat or move it i've always been able to read it in nano or whatever
[00:37] <mdev> I wrote a file monitor was just trying to rename it to detect changes but clearly it's not gonna let me oh well
[00:37] <latenite> zzxc, ways to do "what" ? :D
[00:38] <fraq> mdev: and you can't even touch it as user nobody?
[00:40] <latenite>  Why is Ubuntu using /etc/X11/xkb ? instead of /etc/X11/keymaps ?
[00:40] <latenite> what is the /etc/X11/xkb structure about?
[00:40] <zubuntu> hi again
[00:41] <zzxc> mdev: Can you tell what the file system is formated as (like ext4 or fat)?
[00:41] <zubuntu> still boot doesnt work in ubuntu ?S
[00:42] <zubuntu> can somebody help me pl ?
[00:42] <zubuntu> s
[00:42] <zubuntu> boot menu doesnt show ubuntu
[00:43] <zubuntu> i installed windows 7 first and then ubuntu
[00:43] <zubuntu> but it boots to win 7 automatically
[00:43] <zubuntu> it doesnt show menu
[00:43] <crouton-user> Hi. Please help if possible. I'm trying to change my Steam install directory to an external drive formatted at ext4. It says it doesn't have exec privileges. The fixes I've found online don't seem to help, although I'm pretty inexperienced and don't really know what I'm doing. Can anyone spare 5 mins to help an idiot?
[00:43] <zubuntu> hello anybody ?
[00:44] <xparanoik> zubuntu do you know if your system runs on UEFI or legacy BIOS ?
[00:44] <zubuntu> how can i find out xparanoik ?
[00:44] <zubuntu> it has BIOS for sure
[00:45] <zubuntu> it s windows laptop
[00:45] <xparanoik> when you boot your computer you should be able to see it, if it is a pretty new laptop then it's probably UEFI
[00:45] <zubuntu> it s about 3-4 yrs old laptop
[00:45] <zubuntu> lenovo thinkpad edge 13
[00:46] <zubuntu> it was DOS free when i bought it
[00:46] <zubuntu> and i installed 7
[00:46] <zubuntu> now ubuntu
[00:46] <zubuntu> other day i formatted
[00:46] <zubuntu> and clean installed 7
[00:46] <zubuntu> and now ubuntu
[00:47] <zubuntu> it should show the menu to choose which OS to run in startup
[00:47] <zubuntu> but it doesnt show ?S
[00:47] <zubuntu> also i tried to run boot-repair in ubuntu live usb
[00:47] <xparanoik> that can happen when you install ubuntu and windows
[00:47] <zubuntu> it didnt work
[00:47] <xparanoik> it didn't? hmm
[00:47] <xparanoik> that's what I was going to suggest you do
[00:48] <zubuntu> it suppose to show me menu after repair finished and restarted but it s still same
[00:48] <xparanoik> check your bios and see if the ubuntu option is there (in case it's UEFI)
[00:48] <zubuntu> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[00:49] <zubuntu> xparanoik:  there s no ubuntu  option in bios
[00:50] <zubuntu> let me try this boot repair again
[00:51] <xparanoik> boot-repair has a couple of options, sometimes when there is an error you can try different options
[00:51] <zubuntu> which option to apply?
[00:51] <xparanoik> but if it's a legacy bios, then just installing grub on the MBR should suffice
[00:51] <zubuntu> recommended repair or advanced
[00:51] <xparanoik> recommended
[00:52] <zubuntu> it said installing grub while installing ubuntu already
[00:52] <xparanoik> later on there are a couple of options (i haven't done this in months)
[00:52] <zubuntu> let me try recommended repair then
[00:52] <zubuntu> it asks me something about pastebin
[00:53] <zubuntu> enabling bootinfo
[00:53] <zubuntu> wb Beldar
[00:53] <xparanoik> was there a message that you may want to try something else? i forgot what it's called
[00:53] <zubuntu> xparanoik:  -> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7149048/
[00:54] <zubuntu> xparanoik:  it installed ubuntu without error
[00:54] <zubuntu> and boot-repair also didnt give error
[00:54] <zubuntu> Boot successfully repaired.  Please write on a paper the following URL: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7149048/
[00:55] <xparanoik> yes..
[00:55] <zubuntu> so what does that document mean _
[00:55] <zubuntu> ?
[00:55] <haT> hello
[00:56] <zubuntu> looks like everything is ok
[00:56] <xparanoik> zubuntu i didn't see any error messages, just info
[00:56] <haT> i need help
[00:56] <xparanoik> zubuntu see which boot options are available on your bios
[00:56] <zubuntu> so what should i do now ?
[00:56] <zubuntu> ah wait
[00:56] <amigamagic> I would like to say that the "deadline" I/O scheduling algorithm is a very bad choice for a standard ubuntu desktop distro
[00:56] <zubuntu> 1st boot device was set to usb to install windows and ubuntu
[00:56] <zubuntu> does it make sense to u xparanoik  ?
[00:57] <zubuntu> i should change it to HDD i think
[00:57] <xparanoik> yes
[00:57] <zubuntu> ok then
[00:57] <zubuntu> see u after restart
[00:58] <amigamagic> on my system, the responsiveness of the gui (ubuntu 12.04 LTS) was very VERY bad when there were consistent hard disk operations...
[00:58] <amigamagic> sorry, the gui is gnome classic, the system is Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
[00:58] <haT> hey guys in the terminal, this is my name montre@linx:~/home$
[00:59] <haT> if i want to change the linx part
[00:59] <haT> how do i do it ?
[00:59] <xparanoik> haT http://askubuntu.com/questions/87665/how-do-i-change-the-hostname-without-a-restart
[00:59] <amigamagic> I solved the problem by changing the I/O scheduling to the classic CFQ... Now is near responsive as a Windows machine
[01:00] <haT> ohh ok
[01:00] <amigamagic> I think "deadline" scheduling algorithm is best suited for very fast SSD hard drive or for database servers
[01:00] <haT> so that's the host name
[01:00] <amigamagic> but it shouldn't be the "default" scheduling of a normal ubuntu distro!
[01:00] <zubuntu> xparanoik:  are u there ?
[01:01] <zubuntu> it works now :)
[01:01] <zubuntu> GRUB bootloader menu
[01:01] <zubuntu> is it possible to turn it back to windows bootloader menu ?
[01:03] <lorenzo> hi! do you know if mate 1.8 is in the repos?
[01:04] <zubuntu> is there a way to go back to normal boot startup menu  instead of GRUB ?
[01:05] <amigamagic> zubuntu: http://superuser.com/questions/499675/how-to-restore-windows-8-gui-boot-loader-after-installing-windows-7
[01:06] <amigamagic> I don't know if it could be helping you, but maybe you can try
[01:06] <lorenzo> also , what would you recommend for mint? install a plain ubuntu first then mint on it?
[01:07] <zubuntu> thx amigamagic
[01:07] <zubuntu> see u later :)
[01:07] <zubuntu> thx for everything guys
[01:07] <zubuntu> u r nice ppl
[01:08] <amigamagic> lorenzo, mint is not ubuntu
[01:08] <amigamagic> linux mint is another distro
[01:08] <lorenzo> aeeh sorry :D
[01:08] <lorenzo> for mate
[01:08] <lorenzo> it's 2 am here
[01:08] <amigamagic> yes I know
[01:08] <amigamagic> :D
[01:08] <amigamagic> I'm from IT too
[01:08] <lorenzo> ah nice
[01:09] <Sir_Leto> Anyone familiar with boot-repair
[01:09] <amigamagic> I tried to install cinnamon after ubuntu, but it was very bad... Many icons and various things missing
[01:10] <amigamagic> (or maybe it was mate desktop, I don't remember)
[01:10] <Beldar> amigamagic, Which ubuntu release was this?
[01:10] <lorenzo> well I'll try, the night is long
[01:10] <lorenzo> :>
[01:10] <amigamagic> Beldar ubuntu is 12.04 LTS
[01:11] <amigamagic> now I remember: it was cinnamon
[01:11] <amigamagic> after installing it from an ubuntu 12.04 LTS reverted to gnome classic, the cinnamon start menu was very bad
[01:11] <amigamagic> with many icons missing
[01:12] <Beldar> amigamagic, Neither mate nor cinnamon were in the 12.04 repos, those were *PPA's not supported here, and it does not help to make random this didn't work minus a context.
[01:13] <amigamagic> Beldar, it wasn't a critic at ubuntu
[01:14] <amigamagic> it was only an observation from my experience on installing it
[01:14] <Beldar> amigamagic, No biggie, however my point is, this is support not your blog.
[01:14] <amigamagic> the critic that I address to ubuntu 12.04 LTS is the 'deadline' I/O scheduler
[01:15] <amigamagic> is very bad for a desktop machine with a traditional hard disk (not SSD)
[01:16] <amigamagic> try to revert to a more classic CFQ scheduler and you will see BIG improvements in responsiveness when you copy some big file or watch some videos
[01:16] <lorenzo> amigamagic, where did you learn those things?
[01:16] <lorenzo> I barely know what a scheduler does
[01:17] <amigamagic> lorenzo, there was a time when I modded the linux scheduler
[01:17] <amigamagic> for an exam at my university
[01:17] <nreynolds_> hi\
[01:17] <nreynolds_> hi
[01:17] <amigamagic> but it was MANY years ago
[01:18] <amigamagic> now I'm doing all my research using google and experimenting myself... :D
[01:18] <nreynolds_> anyone here have some experience with ubuntu studio 13.10,  the ubuntu studio channel is dead
[01:18] <lorenzo> nice :D
[01:19] <amigamagic> lorenzo, the problem is that I couldn't accept that a Windows machine could be MUCH faster than a Linux machine
[01:19] <amigamagic> at basic tasks
[01:19] <amigamagic> like copy a big file
[01:20] <Beldar> nreynolds_, There is this channel too, #opensourcemusicians
[01:20] <amigamagic> so, I googled, tried messing with system options and configuration files, and I found that the default I/O scheduler of Ubuntu 12.04 was very bad for a desktop distro
[01:21] <Laslo7> Is there a better RDP client than remmina?
[01:21] <lorenzo> Laslo7, try vinagra
[01:21] <nreynolds_> is this the support channel for ubuntu?
[01:21] <amigamagic> I use X2GO as server and client
[01:21] <lorenzo> Laslo7, * vinagre
[01:21] <amigamagic> very fast
[01:22] <lorenzo> remmina works fine here, besides from some issues with Windows Server 2012
[01:22] <nreynolds_> Beldar, I have more of a ubuntu question then a A/V based question
[01:23] <Laslo7> I have been using remmina.  I just reinstalled and thought to see if there were better options
[01:23] <lorenzo> Laslo7, if it works, stick with it
[01:23] <lorenzo> I use it on a daily basis and it's quite nice once you set it up with favourites
[01:24] <Laslo7> Thanks for the info.
[01:24] <nreynolds_> I installed ubuntu studio 13.10 to take advantage of the tweaks already in place, however I want to use Unity as my daily DE, I've run into some problems
[01:25] <boyle> 有人？
[01:25] <amigamagic> if by chance someone want to check what I/O scheduler your ubuntu uses, you can do the following: "cat /sys/block/sda/queue/scheduler"
[01:25] <nreynolds_> Anyone else tried installing unity under Ubuntu Studio 13.10
[01:27] <Laslo7> amigamagic: noop [deadline] cfq
[01:27] <amigamagic> Laslo7 so you use 'deadline' scheduler
[01:27] <amigamagic> that is very bad for normal hdd
[01:28] <amigamagic> if you have an SSD drive, then it's good
[01:28] <Laslo7> I am running a SSD
[01:28] <RefinersFire> I am having an odd problem with Ubuntu Server 12.04... I can't wget or ping ANY .org addresses... I have tried .com and .net and they're okay, but NO .org will work... I get, "wget: unable to resolve host address `owncloud.org' " or whatever address I try.
[01:30] <lorenzo> RefinersFire, other machines working fine?
[01:30] <RefinersFire> yes
[01:31] <amigamagic> I think Ubuntu distros should stick with a solid cfq scheduler. Maybe it should automatically change to a deadline scheduler only if the system detects you are using an ssd drive.
[01:31] <lorenzo> RefinersFire, looks like a bad dns server to me
[01:32] <lorenzo> try adding 8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4 or other (like opendns)
[01:32] <lorenzo> in your network config
[01:32] <Laslo7> The 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 are google's dns servers
[01:33] <RefinersFire> I will try lorenzo
[01:33] <lorenzo> yes
[01:33] <lorenzo> Laslo7, that's why I said "or other"
[01:34] <amigamagic> if someone want to check "in realtime" (without reset your pc) if another I/O scheduler is better for your system, it's very easy: "echo cfq > /sys/block/sda/queue/scheduler" and you will use cfq instead of deadline scheduler.
[01:35] <amigamagic> but you should change /etc/default/grub too if you want to make the change permanent
[01:36] <zubuntu> hi
[01:36] <zubuntu> again me
[01:36] <amigamagic> who are you?
[01:36] <amigamagic> :D
[01:36] <zubuntu> lol
[01:36] <zubuntu> :)
[01:36] <zubuntu> amigamagic:  :p
[01:36] <zubuntu> to install gnome look for 12.04
[01:37] <zubuntu> what do u suggest me ?
[01:37] <zubuntu> sudo apt-get install gnome-session-fallback  ?
[01:37] <Laslo7> lorenzo: Nothing wrong with them, I use them myself.  Just wanted to make sure RefinersFire knew they were ok
[01:37] <amigamagic> zubuntu, yes
[01:37] <amigamagic> and I would do: "sudo apt-get ubuntu-tweak" too
[01:37] <zubuntu> ok let me do that
[01:37] <zubuntu> does ubuntu support gnome officially ?
[01:38] <zubuntu> again ?
[01:38] <RefinersFire> My server settings are the same as my Mint desktop and only the server cannot access .org addresses
[01:38] <amigamagic> zubuntu, unity use gnome
[01:38] <amigamagic> so gnome is supported
[01:38] <zubuntu> amigamagic:  it s not gnome :p
[01:38] <zubuntu> lol
[01:38] <zubuntu> i mean it s ugly :S
[01:38] <amigamagic> zubuntu what I mean it's that unity is based on gnome
[01:38] <zubuntu> yea i got it
[01:39] <zubuntu> but i really miss gnome 2 classic interface :S
[01:39] <Sir_Leto> ^
[01:39] <amigamagic> anyway gnome-session-fallback is in the official repository, so it's supported
[01:39] <zubuntu> so it will get the updates automatically ?
[01:39] <amigamagic> yes
[01:39] <zubuntu> another question
[01:39] <zubuntu> open office vs libreoffice
[01:39] <zubuntu> which one is better ?
[01:40] <zubuntu> i love openoffice more
[01:40] <amigamagic> so use openoffice
[01:40] <zubuntu> how will i install ?
[01:40] <amigamagic> I don't know
[01:40] <zubuntu> and how about its support and updates ?
[01:40] <lorenzo> zubuntu, libreoffice should be more developed and supported
[01:40] <lorenzo> wow ubuntu 13.10 boot time is blazing fast :O
[01:41] <amigamagic> libreoffice is very very fast in ubuntu
[01:41] <zubuntu> lorenzo:  it s new and supported i know but it looks ugly :S
[01:41] <amigamagic> I think openoffice is the same thing
[01:41] <amigamagic> but libreoffice is what ubuntu uses
[01:41] <amigamagic> as a default office app
[01:41] <zubuntu> by the way amigamagic sudo apt-get ubuntu-tweak  ->>  E: Invalid operation ubuntu-tweak
[01:41] <saiarcot895> libreoffice is a (IMO, more developed) fork of openoffice
[01:41] <saiarcot895> zubuntu: you forgot "install"
[01:42] <zubuntu> ah
[01:42] <zubuntu> sorry
[01:42] <zubuntu> well openoffice was much more good once
[01:42] <zubuntu> when ppl stopped developing it
[01:42] <amigamagic> sorry, I forget install
[01:42] <zubuntu> libre got its place unfortunately
[01:42] <zubuntu> after 10.10  i didnt install ubuntu also
[01:43] <amigamagic> on windows openoffice is faster at first loading
[01:43] <amigamagic> so I prefer openoffice on windows
[01:43] <zubuntu> but i want to use it again
[01:43] <amigamagic> but on linux I think they are the same thing
[01:43] <zubuntu> with gnome ofcourse :S
[01:43] <zubuntu> amigamagic:  yes but maybe i care about appearance :p
[01:43] <Sir_Leto> Does open offie not have a prreloading application in linux?
[01:43] <zubuntu> openoffice was looking more professional in my eyes
[01:43] <Sir_Leto> and what about lubre office?
[01:43] <zubuntu> Sir_Leto:  nope
[01:44] <Sir_Leto> *libre
[01:44] <zubuntu> u need to download and install manually
[01:44] <Sir_Leto> Do devs for other OSes not communicate?
[01:44] <zubuntu> Sir_Leto:  i didnt use libre much but even its name is ugly lol
[01:45] <amigamagic> zubuntu: www.openoffice.org/it/download/3.1.1/download311.html
[01:45] <zubuntu> E: Invalid operation ubuntu-tweak
[01:45] <lorenzo> anyone using unity as main de?
[01:45] <lorenzo> on a desktop
[01:45] <zubuntu> amigamagic:  can u give me exact command to install ubuntu-tweak pls :/
[01:46] <zubuntu> it s still giving error
[01:46] <amigamagic> sudo apt-get install ubuntu-tweak
[01:46] <zubuntu> and thx for the open office link :)
[01:46] <Beldar> !anyone | lorenzo Really?
[01:46] <zubuntu> Reading state information... Done E: Unable to locate package ubuntu-tweak
[01:47] <zubuntu> amigamagic:  :/
[01:47] <amigamagic> lorenzo, what de are you using?
[01:47] <amigamagic> zubuntu, on my ubuntu 12.04 lts it works
[01:47] <zubuntu> i am using 12.04 too but why is it giving error ?
[01:48] <amigamagic> try with ubuntu software center
[01:48] <varunendra> Beldar, looks like the bot is not working properly :(
[01:48] <amigamagic> maybe the bot hates unity
[01:48] <amigamagic> :D
[01:48] <zubuntu> i need to install PPA first
[01:49] <varunendra> lorenzo, why not ask your question directly?
[01:49] <Beldar> that or the punctuation broke it, ;)
[01:49] <varunendra> Beldar, I just tried many known keywords, so unless I'm making the same mistakes.. :p
[01:50] <amigamagic> zubuntu: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-tweak/0.8.x/0.8.6/+download/ubuntu-tweak_0.8.6-1_all.deb
[01:50] <zubuntu> thx amigamagic  :)
[01:50] <amigamagic> you are right, it's not in the official repo
[01:50] <amigamagic> I forgot
[01:50] <amigamagic> but I suggest you to install it, because with it you can place icons on your desktop, like the Trashbin, computer, home, etc.
[01:50] <amigamagic> and you can change themes
[01:51] <amigamagic> and many other things
[01:51] <zubuntu> wow
[01:52] <zubuntu> i want that too
[01:52] <zubuntu> as ex ubuntu versions
[01:52] <zubuntu> desktop icons
[01:52] <amigamagic> yes you can if you install the right theme package
[01:53] <zubuntu> should i install theme ?
[01:53] <zubuntu> grrr really
[01:53] <zubuntu> why doesnt ubuntu put gnome look as an option in system ?
[01:53] <zubuntu> they should let ppl to choose what to use
[01:53] <zubuntu> like windows put classic theme
[01:55] <zubuntu> what do u use currently amigamagic  ?
[01:55] <zubuntu> unity or gnome?
[01:56] <amigamagic> to me, Unity is a desktop manager too simple and rigid
[01:57] <amigamagic> so, I stick with the classic gnome
[01:57] <zubuntu> i need to find out how to use ubuntu tweak
[01:59] <Callen>  
[02:02] <JoSEVienBellaCko> Hello!
[02:02] <Arnau_> Wena JoseVienBeLLAcko
[02:02] <Callen> hello
[02:02] <kostkon> JoSEVienBellaCko, Callen, hi
[02:02] <Arnau_> What's up?
[02:03] <JoSEVienBellaCko> Arnau it's the first time i've been here
[02:03] <Callen> same
[02:04] <JoSEVienBellaCko> So... where are you from callen?
[02:04] <JoSEVienBellaCko> and Arnau?
[02:04] <Callen> US
[02:04] <Arnau_> I am from Chile
[02:04] <Arnau_> And you JoSEVienBellaCko?
[02:04] <JoSEVienBellaCko> wow! i'm from chile too!
[02:05] <JoSEVienBellaCko> what state are you from callen?
[02:06] <Callen> North carolina
[02:07] <adrenalink> Hello! This is a tricky issue: I have an ubuntu installation on a hard disk A and a debian installation in hard disk B.  Each hard disk has a bootloader installed on it, so that changing boot priority from bios let me load the bootloader from hard disk A or B. THE QUESTION is: Why the Ubuntu partition give me an error on mounting its /home while the debian one start successfully?
[02:07] <googcheng> hi, all! how to degrade 12.04.4 to 12.04.3?
[02:08] <Beldar> googcheng, No standard way.
[02:08] <googcheng> Beldar, is there a way
[02:09] <Callen> wipe and start over id assume
[02:09] <Beldar> googcheng, Not that I know of.
[02:09] <varunendra> googcheng, perhaps something 'similar' is possible, depending upon why you need it.
[02:11] <thoonai> heyho, I want to execute a command as another user with sudo. Now I have two questions: 1. where do I can find some good example rules? 2. Can I get the user id from the user which is executing the sudo foobar command?
[02:11] <googcheng> varunendra, i run 12.04.4 now but graph image broken, the kernel is 3.10.18
[02:14] <varunendra> googcheng, looks like you did an 'upgrade', because the point-release of 12.04.4 comes with kernel 3.11
[02:15] <varunendra> !nomodeset | googcheng
[02:18] <day> hey guys - I'm trying out ubuntu for the first time.
[02:19] <day> I'm cloning a drive with dd - but apparently I need to be root?
[02:20] <googcheng> ubottu,  i could go into the os , but unity application logo lost and the background becomes blue
[02:21] <Callen> its always a bot
[02:21] <googcheng> haha
[02:22] <varunendra> googcheng, if you can boot into "Recovery mode", maybe a "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" could fix it for you. Just a guess.
[02:22] <googcheng> thx
[02:35] <owen1> how to use my .Xdefaults file in ubuntu? (coming from debian)
[02:39] <basketball> ~.Xdefaults
[02:39] <basketball> !.Xdefaults
[02:40] <owen1> basketball: ?
[02:40] <basketball>  owen1  idk sorry i was just checking
[02:44] <owen1> i have to use it since i use solarized colorscheme - http://askubuntu.com/questions/302736/solarized-color-name-not-defined
[02:45] <owen1> but i don't think it's being applied. my terminal background color is still the default (purple)
[02:46] <davidrsmorris> Hey, I'm using a non-unity tray, and I'm trying to stop Skype 4.2 from showing its ugly lime icon.  I've uninstalled sni-qt, set up an apparmor profile, and Skype is still setting up an icon.  Help?
[02:46] <elementary> ...
[02:46] <elementary> pls help!
[02:46] <elementary> Can anyone help me?
 are you using gnome-terminal?  I always set its colors through the menus.
[02:47] <smacktalk> if I wanted to rdp from one ubuntu box to another, how would I do that?
[02:47] <elementary> im that noob that comes daily (i guess im not the first one asking for help here)
[02:47] <smacktalk> I have an ubuntu vm I'd like to rdp to...
[02:47] <davidrsmorris> elementary: ask away!  (we generally ask without asking, saves lines on chat)
[02:47] <elementary> Hmm..
[02:47] <basketball> !help | elementary
[02:47] <smacktalk> !help | rdp
[02:47] <Zoidberg2> lol
[02:48] <Zoidberg2> i like the !help thingy
[02:48] <owen1> davidrsmorris: i do, but i don't want to. i would like to use xterm. how do i change that?
[02:48] <davidrsmorris> owen1: Xdefaults.
[02:49] <elementary> I had Windows 8 and Ubuntu, I deleted Ubuntu, Grub Rescue error, did Boot-repair recommended option from live usb (it says I have legacy mode activated), and now I have the error Such device not found (grub rescue too). Im using Elementary OS live usb. What should I do?
[02:49] <kostkon> davidrsmorris, which tray then
[02:50] <Bruno_Cavalcanti> start boot live-cd an start the command update-grub
[02:50] <elementary> hmm... boot live-cd?
[02:50] <Bruno_Cavalcanti> or live-usb
[02:50] <davidrsmorris> kostkon: Awesomewm's awful.widget.systray
[02:50] <Beldar> elementary, What is the end goal?
[02:51] <elementary> Having my windows 8 and my elementary OS.
[02:51] <kostkon> davidrsmorris, ok
[02:51] <Beldar> Bruno_Cavalcanti, update-grub on a live cd does nothing
[02:51] <elementary> elementary@elementary:~$ update-grub
[02:51] <elementary> grub-mkconfig: You must run this as root
[02:51] <Beldar> elementary, This is not elementary support, they have a channel.
[02:52] <elementary> I supposed it was the same.
[02:52] <elementary> So I should ask there? Because I think this error is common.
[02:52] <davidrsmorris> owen1: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/rxvt-unicode gotta love archwiki.  xterm shares most options and xdefaults switches with urxvt, which you should look at for a minimal term
[02:53] <Beldar> elementary, ubuntu derivatives are not supported here is all, grub is in like most of linux.
[02:53] <owen1> davidrsmorris: i'll try that if xterm will fail me.
[02:54] <elementary> But what can I do with this grub problem.
[02:54] <Beldar> elementary, Not ask here unless you are running ubuntu.
[02:54] <kostkon> !elementary
[02:54] <elementary> oh.
[02:55] <smacktalk> does anyone use the vnc console to get the rdp experience between linux hosts?
[02:55] <Bruno_Cavalcanti> if elementary use the grub repair the system on a recovery mode updating the grub
[02:56] <davidrsmorris> owen1: this should show some of the differences from that urxvt article I sent: http://j.rigelseven.com/read/55816/
[02:59] <owen1> davidrsmorris: wow. i'll read that tonigth
[03:03] <cfoch> hello
[03:03] <cfoch> I would like to solve a bug of Ubuntu
[03:04] <cfoch> how do I start?
[03:04] <SchrodingersScat> cfoch: you want a problem to tackle?
[03:04] <cfoch> There's going to be a Ubuntu Global Jam in my city and I want to solve a fck(#$(#$ bug :)
[03:06] <cfoch> I don't use Ubuntu for 1 year. But I was thinking on installing Ubuntu as my second OS.
[03:06] <kostkon> cfoch, start from here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuGlobalJam
[03:07] <kostkon> cfoch, so i guess you are looking for this page https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs
[03:08] <demophobia> How do I see how much free space is on my iPod?
[03:10] <kostkon> demophobia, file -> properties maybe, in nautilus
[03:10] <cfoch> Do that guide explain me  what does mean to solve a bug in Ubuntu? I mean... I could solve a bug in gnome-terminal for example, but doing it I've solved a bug in Ubuntu exactly or in GNOME?
[03:11] <demophobia> kostkon, not sure of the location, it's afc://[stuff]
[03:12] <kostkon> demophobia, afc? no idea about that. can you browse its contents with nautilus
[03:13] <demophobia> yes
[03:13] <kostkon> demophobia, is there a menu option File -> properties when browsing your ipod
[03:16] <alket> hi, is there any alarm clock which wakes up from suspend ?
[03:18] <pvl1> alket: yeah i think. hold on
[03:18] <Odd-rationale> alket: I've read that rtcwake can do that. Haven't tried it myself, though. http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/precise/man8/rtcwake.8.html
[03:18] <pvl1> http://www.osnews.com/story/24111/Wake_Your_Linux_Up_From_Sleep_for_a_Cron_Job alket
[03:18] <alket> thank you pvl1
[03:18] <pvl1> alket: np they said to use trcwake as Odd-rationale said
[03:19] <alket> thank you Odd-rationale too
[03:20] <Odd-rationale> No problem, alket
[03:26] <unicornjedi> hello, my /boot is running out of space. How do I free it up?
[03:27] <Bruno_Cavalcanti> press ctrl+alt+f1
[03:27] <angel_> hello
[03:27] <unicornjedi> angel_, hello
[03:27] <angel_> i have question
[03:28] <pvl1> !ask
[03:28] <somsip> unicornjedi: try removing old kernels
[03:28] <pvl1> (or libreoffice)
[03:28] <angel_> how can i block an ip address or domain name from accessing my server
[03:28] <pvl1> hm
[03:28] <pvl1> !iptables
[03:28] <Bruno_Cavalcanti> log in system
[03:28] <pvl1> !iptables | angel_
[03:29] <angel_> ohw.. iptable? sorry can you provide link for me where can i read about iptable?? thank you
[03:31] <angel_> ubottu: thanks...
[03:31] <usr13> angel_: /sbin/iptables -A INPUT -i eth1  -p tcp -s ###.##.###.## -j DROP
[03:32] <Bashing-om> unicornjedi: If you are running 13.04 ++, terminal command ->sudo apt-get autoremove <- will also remove old kernels.
[03:32] <angel_> usr13 thanks.. but i don't understand it.. hehe
[03:34] <usr13> angel_: Substitute the actual IP you wish to block instead of ###.##.###.## in the above command.
[03:34] <alteregod> os[Linux 3.14.0-031400rc7-lowlatency - Debian wheezy/sid - Ubuntu 13.10 saucy ( http://www.ubuntu.com )] | up[2 days, 19 hours, 41 minutes] | cpu[Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2500 CPU @ 3.30GHz SMP (4 processors), 3384.562 MHz (26375.28 bogomips)] | chipset[Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family DRAM Controller (rev 09)] | video[Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family Integrated Graphics Controller (rev
[03:34] <alteregod> 09) at 2560x1418 (24 bits)] | opengl[ATI Radeon HD 5750 OpenGL Engine powered by ATI Technologies Inc. with driver 1.4 (2.1 ATI-1.20.11)] | xchat[Version: 2.8.8] | [sysinfo-dg 1.1-DocTrax_1.47]
[03:34] <Bruno_Cavalcanti> exact
[03:34] <usr13> angel_: Well, actually, you would need to preface it with "sudo"
[03:35] <usr13> angel_: sudo /sbin/iptables -A INPUT -i eth1  -p tcp -s ###.##.###.## -j DROP
[03:35] <angel_> usr13 can i also put a domain name there instead of IP??
[03:35] <pvl1> hm. where can i check uptime
[03:36] <Bruno_Cavalcanti> no
[03:37] <pvl1> the command uptime, duh
[03:38] <Bruno_Cavalcanti> ok
[03:39] <Bruno_Cavalcanti> ps -aux | grep command
[03:39] <Bruno_Cavalcanti> info the stat and time of the processor
[03:41] <q0> I'm looking for a CLI solution to stream music from sites like grooveshark without having to use API. Any suggestions please ?
[03:45] <Bruno_Cavalcanti> you rave has the URL the archive?
[03:45] <Bruno_Cavalcanti> .mp3?
[03:46] <Bruno_Cavalcanti> you has the URL the archive?
[03:47] <pvl1> q0: theres cli pandora interfaces... like that?
[03:48] <q0> yes yes yes
[03:51] <Bruno_Cavalcanti> bye everyone! ;]
[03:51] <pvl1> bye Bruno_Cavalcanti
[03:51] <pvl1> q0: this is the best i can do atm: http://blog.superuser.com/2011/04/26/listen-to-pandora-in-your-terminal-via-pianobar/
[03:52] <pvl1> i crash too
[03:52] <pvl1> laters
[04:18] <demophobia> kostkon, thank you, yes. Now I have the problem of Rhythmbox not successfully copying music onto it, though ...
[04:19] <fallengrub> I installed Ubuntu deleting all
[04:19] <fallengrub> And now its... Loading operating system
[04:19] <fallengrub> What can i do?
[04:20] <groki_> good evening, guys. i need some help
[04:20] <fallengrub> Everyone does.
[04:20] <pi__> fallengrub: ubuntu software center
[04:20] <fallengrub> What?
[04:21] <fallengrub> Its loading operaring system, in the beginning, after bios logo.
[04:21] <fallengrub> Please someone...
[04:21] <groki_> someone can help me out, please?
[04:21] <fallengrub> Omg.
[04:21] <groki_> whats yout problem fallengrub?
[04:21] <groki_> maye i can help you.
[04:22] <fallengrub> "loading operating system"
[04:22] <fallengrub> Only that.
[04:22] <groki_> and nothing happens?
[04:22] <fallengrub> After Installing Ubuntu
[04:22] <fallengrub> Yep
[04:22] <pi__> fallengrub: new install
[04:22] <groki_> do you checked the media md5sum?
[04:22] <fallengrub> I didnt.
[04:22] <groki_> did you*
[04:22] <groki_> you should.
[04:22] <fallengrub> Wat is dat.
[04:22] <fallengrub> xD
[04:23] <groki_> it's like a code that tells you if your media was rightly writed or not
[04:23] <fallengrub> How can i check it.
[04:24] <SchrodingersScat> !md5 | fallengrub
[04:24] <groki_> many programs come with hashs check out of the box
[04:24] <groki_> many burning programs, sorry
[04:24] <fallengrub> Mm i used live usb
[04:24] <fallengrub> Unetbooting
[04:24] <fallengrub> And i dont have more pcs...
[04:25] <groki_> Unetbooting always give some trouble, try installing it another way.
[04:25] <fallengrub> Holy.
[04:25] <fallengrub> And now how...
[04:25] <lickalott> hey guys, does anyone here have a feathercoin wallet on thier ubuntu rig?
[04:25] <fallengrub> Another pen drive...
[04:25] <Bashing-om> fallengrub: This tutorial to verify the .iso file -> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM <-.
[04:25] <lickalott> *their
[04:26] <groki_> guys, i need some help with my keyboard config
[04:26] <groki_> i got this thinkpad t410 and the keys "?/" aren't working while i'm on console.
[04:27] <Bashing-om> !nomodeset fallengrub
[04:27] <groki_> they used to not work after starting x too, but i managed to fix it changing some values in my xorg.conf.d
[04:28] <groki_> but i really want to be able to use my keyboard normally while on framebuffer
[04:28] <zeious> anyone ever used lazarus/delphi xe5 for creating mobile apps?
[04:28] <groki_> someone can help me, please?
[04:28] <groki_> nobody?
[04:28] <Bashing-om> !nomodeset | fallengrub
[04:31] <fallengrub> Can anyone help me? Im in a hurry, i need my computer working no matter how.
[04:32] <fallengrub> Please!
[04:33] <fallengrub> Omfg...
[04:34] <pi__> fallengrub: live cd
[04:34] <fallengrub> Im in live usb
[04:35] <Bashing-om> fallengrub: We are trying .. see my aboves.
[04:37] <fallengrub> How can i solve "loading operating system"
[04:37] <fallengrub> Please
[04:45] <good1102> Does anyone know how to get firefox downloaded ?
[04:45] <good1102> when you can't access
[04:45] <Tilo15> good1102, Um, through the software centre or as a .deb?
[04:46] <good1102> terminal 'apt-get install firefox' won't work and the ubuntu software center tells me to use the main source and then nothing changes.
[04:47] <Tilo15> how did it get Unisnatlled?
[04:48] <good1102> I was using it, and it wouldn't load any webpages for a few hours and i was on xbox playing online with a 4 bar and on an irc channel and there seemed to be no problem, but it wouldn't work so i removed it.
[04:48] <Tilo15> through the software centre or apt-get
[04:49] <good1102> i removed it through apt-get
[04:49] <Tilo15> hmn
[04:49] <good1102> if you want we could speak in a different channel and i can paste the error codes i am getting ???
[04:50] <Tilo15> good1102, Okay
[04:50] <good1102> channel 'tiloiscool'
[04:50] <Tilo15> How do I do that (IRC noob)
[04:50] <good1102> '/join #tiloiscool'
[05:21] <fiasco_averted> I have two-factor authentication setup in Ubuntu 13.10 using pam.d and google-auth. It prompts me for username then password then two-factor-auth token. I'd like it to only be two total prompts, one for username, and one for password+2FA-token
[05:22] <fiasco_averted> any idea how to set that up? I assume it's a line or two in /etc/pam.d/sshd, but after trying a few examples from blog posts and reading the man page on pam.d I haven't found a working solution.
[05:22] <yiwan> two SSDs build RAID-0 by mdadm,get a very high %util,
[05:23] <yiwan> Who can help me
[05:27] <JiHui_Choi> [Q] I registered a php cli job on cron with common user account, then cron runs /bin/sh -c php -f ... and php -f ... It seems strange. How can I run only one job?
[05:32] <chillibite> is there a USSD gateway simulator available on ubuntu
[05:38] <abaddon> Mmmmk, does anyone know how to manage a radeon cards fan speeds with the open drivers?
[05:51] <d1g1talph3r3t> How is everyone in here?
[05:52] <sadpuppy> sad
[05:53] <chillibite> fucking excellent, my dear sir, and how are you?
[05:54] <xar-> !language | chillibite
[05:55] <chillibite> i am really quite sorry the, for using such foul language
[05:55] <chillibite> then
[05:57] <owen1> i am trying to get solarized colors in xterm. i use the solarized .Xresoures file and run the xrdb command. opened new terminal but it didn't change the colors. any ideas?
[06:02] <JiHui_Choi> ubuntu 13.10, there's only one job on crontab.. but pstree shows two pid
[06:03] <JiHui_Choi> sh,6333 -c php -f /home/incorpcnm/scripts/parsing_rawdata.php cnm b=view
[06:03] <JiHui_Choi>   │           └─php,6334 -f /home/incorpcnm/scripts/parsing_rawdata.php cnm b=view
[06:03] <JiHui_Choi> what's wrong with this?
[06:09] <James116> Hey, anyone know a way to get an Ultra USB Wireless card working on Ubuntu? Note: I've been using Ubuntu for like an hour.
[06:10] <happyfr0gg> James116 - What is the model number of the card in question? I will try to look it up for you.
[06:11] <James116> U12-42422 is the part number.
[06:11] <James116> I tried google to the full extent of wht seemed relevent. =/
[06:12] <cfhowlett> James116, wifi dongles are cheap.  might be easier overall to just amazon a known compatible replacement
[06:13] <happyfr0gg> James116 - is it currently plugged in?
[06:14] <James116> Yes. Currently plugged in. The included driver wont instal though.
[06:14] <happyfr0gg> give me a minute or so.
[06:14] <James116> Thank you. =D
[06:17] <happyfr0gg> James116 - find out which wireless interfaces are available by running iwconfig in terminal.
[06:18] <Jackbot> Hello people xDD
[06:18] <James116> Ok, I'll check it out. BRB.
[06:18] <Jackbot> dat brb
[06:18] <owen1> i have a commmand (xset r rate 200 60) that i want to run on boot. i tried putting it in .bash_profile but it didn't do anything. where should i locate t?
[06:20] <Guest82305> please anybody suggest me the good and best book to learn bash language i want to learn full bash language
[06:20] <Guest82305> only suggest the best book i want to know everything about bash
[06:21] <Guest82305> how it works ..
[06:21] <cfhowlett> Guest82305, "the linux command line" http://www.linuxine.com/linuxbooks
[06:22] <happyfr0gg> Guest82305 - look on amazon and read the reviews about various Bash books.
[06:23] <Guest82305> ok
[06:23] <owen1> i use i3 and would like to enjoy wirless connection. i tried running wicd but i see: 'starting network connetion manager wicd ...fail' any ideas?
[06:24] <happyfr0gg> Also, physically visit a Barnes and Noble store and see which books you find easier to understand. Each author has a different writing style than most others.
[06:24] <Guest82305> can i devlop a gui application with bash
[06:24] <Guest82305> is zenity will support that much
[06:24] <Guest82305> ?
[06:25] <happyfr0gg> I don't know anything about Bash.
[06:26] <xizdaqrian> Zenity is good for simple dialogs and stuff. It depends upon how complex your app is going to be.
[06:26] <happyfr0gg> James116 - are you still on and available?
[06:27] <James116> Just got back.
[06:27] <happyfr0gg> Okay.
[06:28] <cakrananda> any indonesian here?
[06:28] <James116> It's identified to card, but now I'm having a diferent issue which I think is hardware related.
[06:29] <cfhowlett> !indonesia|cakrananda,
[06:29] <cakrananda> thanks
[06:29] <avis> never a firewall always black forever until the pope not evil mail relay
[06:29] <avis> never a firewall always black forever until the pope not evil mail relay
[06:29] <avis> never a firewall always black forever until the pope not evil mail relay
[06:29] <prem> hi all
[06:29] <rww> hi avis
[06:29] <rww> hi prem
[06:29] <happyfr0gg> James116 - does iwconfig recognize your card in question?
[06:29] <prem> how can i open and edit 3dXMl files created using CATIA in ubuntu
[06:29] <prem> which application i have use for this ?
[06:31] <James116> Yes. I believe that's what I got into, and I must have activated it somehow, I see the ability to connect to the wireless network.
[06:31] <James116> However, my keyboard seems to have crapped out, so I cant take the next step.
[06:31] <prem> does anyone know how to open and edit 3dXML files in ubuntu
[06:32] <rotrot> prem: that's Microsoft trash
[06:33] <prem> rotrot, may b but that is needed
[06:33] <prem> what is the option?
[06:33] <cfhowlett> prem, glc player
[06:34] <rotrot> prem: try Firefox. Maybe a Firefox addon?
[06:34] <prem> cfhowlett, glcplayer helps to open the file., but for editing ?
[06:35] <cfhowlett> prem, blender possibly
[06:35] <James116> But thank you for the help Happyfr0gg. I'll plug a new one in tomorrow and see what happens.
[06:37] <Dylan_> I currently have two keyboard input methods for English and German. How do I enable switching between them with a keyboard shortcut (preferrably ALT+SHIFT_L)?
[06:38] <rotrot> prem: virtualbox, maybe winehq.
[06:38] <prem> rotrot, no i want it in linux only
[06:38] <prem> no windows variants
[06:39] <rotrot> prem: it's proprietary Windows trash. Maybe convert it online somehow.
[06:40] <prem> rotrot, in that case is there any conversion tool available in ubuntu ., instead of going online?
[06:41] <cfhowlett> prem, I guess you didnt' see: BLENDER
[06:41] <happyfr0gg> rotrot - what is it that you thought about converting online?
[06:43] <rotrot> happyfr0gg: prem has a 3dxml file. Similar to a cad file. Its proprietary
[06:44] <rotrot> prem: checkout meshlab
[06:49] <tri> i want to devlop a debian package suggest me a good book
[06:50] <cfhowlett> !debian|tri,
[06:50] <cfhowlett> tri,  ask the debian channel.  this is ubuntu
[06:55] <grek> hi anyone know how i can install kernel headers for this kernel - uname -a
[06:55] <grek> Linux  2.6.38.2-grsec-xxxx-grs-ipv6-64
[06:55] <grek> i dont know what is this
[06:55] <grek> apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r)  not install
[06:57] <grek> or replace this ketnel to normal
[06:59] <sohail-ahmed> I have xubuntu with network manager purged. I can ping google.com, I can ping my local lan adresses but I am unable to open google.com in my browser, any help. Further I am writing this from a live usb session from the same computer
[07:00] <rick_> Hi all, I saw ubuntu kernel git repository doing rebase onto mainline linux kernel source, how could they push the changes to their own repository after rebase to mainline linux source?
[07:00] <rick_> I fail to do the same thing
[07:06] <FallenMirror> Hello, I have a quick question.
[07:06] <cfhowlett> !ask|FallenMirror,
[07:06] <FallenMirror> How can I avoid the password petition always?
[07:06] <FallenMirror> I mean, when I install a program or whatever.
[07:07] <FallenMirror> Is there any option to stop that?
[07:08] <cfhowlett> FallenMirror, password level privilege is there for your protection.  disable at your own risk.
[07:08] <FallenMirror> But how to disable.
[07:10] <snufft> hi guys!
[07:12] <guest0292> Using Lubuntu 13.04 and updated the system using sudo apt-get dist-upgrade.  Is dist-upgrade recommended or dangerous?   I notice my firefox browser keeps crashing now, but the other apps seem to be working ok.
[07:12] <sohail-ahmed> how can I restart a network when no network-manager?
[07:13] <FallenMirror> how can i breath?
[07:13] <cfhowlett> guest0292, dist-upgrade brings all installed packages to the current repo release.  It's not *generally* dangerous and is a recommended practice.
[07:13] <wheatthin> sudo service networking restart
[07:13] <ljsoftnet> sohail-ahmed dude goto /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf edit it
[07:15] <ljsoftnet> sohail-ahmed change managed=false to true
[07:15] <ljsoftnet> sohail-ahmed save file and reboot
[07:15] <happyfr0gg> How do I change the proxy settings for Elinks?
[07:15] <grek> http://superuser.com/questions/732971/virtualbox-no-suitable-module-for-running-kernel-found
[07:15] <grek> please help
[07:15] <cfhowlett> !details|grek,
[07:15] <sohail-ahmed> Thanks for responding, sudo service networking restart does not do it job it returs, stoping/waiting.  more ljsoftnet, how can I go to networkmanger dir when its purged.,
[07:16] <wheatthin> you can also try sudo ifdown eth0  && sudo ifup eth0
[07:17] <ZALTHOR> ZALTHOR NEEDS HELP WITH LINUX
[07:17] <cfhowlett> ZALTHOR, drop the caps
[07:17] <cfhowlett> and give the details
[07:18] <ljsoftnet> sohail-ahmed try this sudo gedit /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf
[07:18] <grek> cfhowlett: ubottu: - ok i write details
[07:19] <happyfr0gg> what is the etc directory
[07:19] <ZALTHOR> one of my deathstars got a virus
[07:19] <ZALTHOR> god damn bill gates
[07:19] <sohail-ahmed> Dear ljsoftnet, the network-manager is already purged and I think there would be no NetworkManger.conf
[07:19] <wheatthin> zalthor, not here man.. and watch the language
[07:19] <ljsoftnet> sohail-ahmed w9
[07:19] <ljsoftnet> sohail-ahmed w8
[07:19] <ZALTHOR> lol
[07:19] <cfhowlett> ZALTH, this is ubuntu support - please take comedy and off-topic discussions elsewhere
[07:20] <ljsoftnet> install it then, sudo apt-get install network-manager
[07:21] <sohail-ahmed> How can I install it with sudo apt .. when I am without a internet connection.
[07:22] <ljsoftnet> sohail-ahmed you have no internet connection? but your connected here in IRC?
[07:22] <cfhowlett> sohail-ahmed, http://jeffhoogland.blogspot.com/2010/06/howto-installing-ubuntu-packages.html
[07:23] <sohail-ahmed> yes. At present I am  using live usb to connect IRC
[07:23] <ljsoftnet> sohail-ahmed your fixing your previous ubuntu installation?
[07:24] <sohail-ahmed> cfhowlett, thanks I am looking in to it
[07:25] <sohail-ahmed> ljsoftnet, all I want is to connect to the internet. I have experimented with different interfaces entries in /etc/network/ but it got me no where, now I can ping google.com but can not open it in my browser
[07:26] <ljsoftnet> sohail-ahmed your in a live-cd, if you have plans installing ubuntu, then you wont have that problem
[07:26] <JiHui_Choi> Is anyone who helps me? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22626797/ubuntu-13-10-cron-makes-two-pids-for-one-job
[07:26] <grek> cfhowlett: ubottu:  i update informations http://superuser.com/questions/732971/virtualbox-no-suitable-module-for-running-kernel-found
[07:26] <ljsoftnet> sohail-ahmed if you dont have anything important on that hard disk install ubuntu on it
[07:27] <ZALTHOR> zalthor try to install FLstudio with wine but samples not found
[07:27] <ZALTHOR> zalthor sad
[07:27] <cfhowlett> !wine|ZALTHOR,
[07:28] <sohail-ahmed> I have no way of backing up about 500gb data and further it was working perfectly alright when some thing happened and I do not remember what exactly it was, since it was a month ago.
[07:28] <ZALTHOR> that's cool
[07:28] <ZALTHOR> !wine
[07:29] <ZALTHOR> !AppDB
[07:29] <grek> cfhowlett: ubottu:  if i need provide more information please tell what infomation i should write -
[07:29] <bluefrog> sohail-ahmed, if you can ping a domain but cannot not open it in firefox, you should be aable to use apt-get
[07:30] <cfhowlett> grek, that is not a standard kernel for sure ...
[07:30] <sohail-ahmed> bluefrog, are you sure????
[07:30] <bluefrog> certain
[07:30] <sohail-ahmed> thanks but what might be causing the problem.
[07:30] <sohail-ahmed> ?
[07:30] <cfhowlett> grek,  and virtualbox requires a windows manaqer to run.
[07:30] <grek> so how to replace to standat kernel
[07:30] <bluefrog> if you can ping a domain, it means the name resolution is working
[07:31] <cfhowlett> grek, reboot to an older kernel version
[07:31] <sohail-ahmed> yes I have manualy configured resolv.conf
[07:31] <grek> no virtual box  they have php front https://sourceforge.net/p/phpvirtualbox/
[07:31] <bluefrog> sohail-ahmed, have a look inside firefox preferences / connection tab. remove proxy and such
[07:31] <grek> but how to select it - this is remote server - i dont see boot window :)
[07:31] <sohail-ahmed> ok. shutting down the live usb session
[07:31] <sohail-ahmed> brb
[07:32] <grek> i can reboot but they select default
[07:32] <cfhowlett> grek, when grub comes up, select advanced options and use the older kernel or pass the kernel boot option
[07:32] <cfhowlett> !kernel
[07:33] <grek> this is remote sever i dont see grub - this computer dont have monitor this is dedicated server on OVH
[07:33] <cfhowlett> grek, ask #ubuntu-server     sorry, never done what you're trying ...
[07:35] <grek> ok
[07:35] <thoonai> hello. where do I find good example sudo rules? I want to allow a user to execute exactly one command as another user
[07:35] <thoonai> !sudo thoonai
[07:36] <thoonai> !sudo
[07:38] <thoonai> ok question is still open
[07:38] <thoonai> ;)
[07:40] <bluefrog> thoonai, man sudoers
[07:41] <thoonai> bluefrog: man sudoers is a bit cryptic ^^
[07:42] <bluefrog> thoonai, bit long to read maybe, cryptic not
[07:43] <bluefrog> thoonai, and your question is not clear: o do you want to impersonate?wh
[07:44] <Mothership> hi
[07:44] <thoonai> a system user which only can execute a script
[07:44] <bluefrog> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6905697/how-to-run-script-as-another-user-without-password
[07:45] <Mothership> how to keep persistent attached device names, if they have the same serial numbers? is it even possible?
[07:45] <bazhang> !blkid | Mothership
[07:45] <bazhang> Mothership, put them in fstab
[07:45] <bluefrog> mothership hardly possible they have same id
[07:49] <Mothership> usb to serial devices in particular, I was going trough this tutorial http://hintshop.ludvig.co.nz/show/persistent-names-usb-serial-devices/ and in var/log/messages devices had the same id's
[08:05] <ksuhku> "Unless you have opted out we will send your keystrokes to third parties including: Facebook, Twitter, BBC and Amazon." -- http://www.ubuntu.com/privacy-policy For the whole list of third parties, see http://www.ubuntu.com/privacy-policy/third-parties
[08:05] <cfhowlett> ksuhku, do you have a question?
[08:06] <ksuhku> cfhowlett, why is that not opt in?
[08:06] <ksuhku> seems pretty abusive to me
[08:06] <cfhowlett> ksuhku, old news - very old, but feel free to discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic.
[08:07] <ksuhku> it's a current policy and very much on topic
[08:08] <cfhowlett> ksuhku, yes, but not in this channel which is for folk trying to maintain their systems
[08:08] <sadpuppy> os crapping out come here
[08:08] <linlan_> 连接上了？
[08:08] <ksuhku> fixing this spying is maintenance of the first order of importance
[08:08] <cfhowlett> !cn|linlan_,
[08:09] <sadpuppy> nsa branch
[08:09] <linlan_> 这个
[08:09] <sadpuppy> ऩ
[08:10] <cfhowlett> ksuhku, this is ubuntu support.  rants/complaints/petitions belong elsewhere.  also, the policy only applies to users with unity - so it is OPTIONAL as you need not use unity.  please take this to #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:10] <cfhowlett> !nounity|ksuhku,
[08:11] <ksuhku> so it's default and opt out, so the vast majority of people are subject to it
[08:14] <ksuhku> https://fixubuntu.com/
[08:17] <giggsey> I'm trying to add a new partition (to resize my partition), but I'm getting no sectors available. Any ideas? http://paste.ubuntu.com/7150150/
[08:18] <herol3oy> hi. how can i recover my windows data in ubuntu?\
[08:18] <cfhowlett> herol3oy, more details needed
[08:18] <cfhowlett> !details
[08:19] <iancurtis> giggsey, can you make a current partition smaller to free up space?
[08:19] <herol3oy> cfhowlett: i've got a sony vaio my friend formatted all the drivers and i need my datas back
[08:19] <iancurtis> Gparted is a great tool for this if you didn't already know
[08:19] <raggg> hello, my lubuntu install in vmware fusion  is reporting a size on disk thats 10x larger than size of files, is that normal?
[08:20] <raggg> my install is taking up a lot more space than I would normally expect, what could be wrong?
[08:20] <iancurtis> It depends on the virtual hdd, I would imagine, raggg
[08:20] <cfhowlett> herol3oy, boot a liveusb session, mount the partition and navigate to /windows.  copy data to USB
[08:20] <|usefedora> Hi. I have a laptop that's running some important daemons, and I'd like it to be able to keep running them after the lid is shut. Does anyone know how I could go about that?
[08:21] <thoonai> whats the sudoers entry for: user a can execute only <onlythiscommand> as user b?
[08:21] <iancurtis> Isn't there a setting in the Unity tweak tool for that? |usefedora
[08:21] <thoonai> man sudoers is a bit cryptic about that
[08:22] <|usefedora> iancurtis: well, i'm on server edition, so no unity to speak of, unfortunately.
[08:22] <giggsey> iancurtis, I'd rather not reboot into a livecd
[08:22] <thoonai> or I'm to stupid to understand the examples :/
[08:22] <cfhowlett> !server||usefedora, ask the server channel
[08:22] <|usefedora> ah, ok, well thanks, cfhowlett
[08:23] <iancurtis> I'm not sure if I can help, |usefedora
[08:23] <herol3oy> cfhowlett: now i boot the ubuntu with cd and i mount all the drivers but there are no datas there.. it's formated.. is there any command to recover all the datas back?
[08:24] <cfhowlett> !recovery|herol3oy
[08:24] <cfhowlett> herol3oy, wrong factoid.
[08:28] <cfhowlett> herol3oy, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery
[08:33] <JiHui_Choi> when I tried to remove php5-fpm, apt-get attempts to install apache2. why? (I use nginx, so I don't need apache)
[08:33] <Segaja> hi, for a while now i have a problem when running apt-get upgrade because procps doesn't want to upgrade. i have an Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS and the result I get is this: http://pastie.org/private/psramiobh1zx0zb0pvrkw
[08:34] <guest3780> ever since i apt-get dist-upgrade my system it's acting wierd.   When I generate a md5sum of an iso image it outputs a different sum each time.  What's wrong?
[08:34] <cfhowlett> Segaja, "fork is not configured yet" package manager will have to fix.
[08:35] <cfhowlett> guest3780, I'm guessing you're doing a direct download of the ISO???
[08:35] <Segaja> cfhowlett: the problem starts with procps
[08:35] <Segaja> all depends on that. the problem is that now my apache is dead
[08:36] <cfhowlett> Segaja, over my head ....
[08:36] <cfhowlett> sorrry
[08:39] <raggg> df -h reports 8.5G used but the disk image is 22gb???
[08:39] <cfhowlett> raggg, NO ubuntu image is 22g ...
[08:39] <raggg> cfhowlett: then what is going on :(
[08:40] <cfhowlett> raggg, you've not shared enough details to guess ...
[08:40] <cfhowlett> !details
[08:40] <raggg> cfhowlett: its a lubuntu minimal install on to vmware fusion
[08:40] <prainworker> good mornin  g ! yesterday night i try to install the pkg ubuntu restricted extras it did fail to install and now software store is not working any more please help
[08:40] <somsip> prainworker: are you still on 14.04?
[08:41] <prainworker> jep
[08:41] <somsip> prainworker: use #ubuntu+1 then, as you've been told before
[08:41] <prainworker> sorry somsip
[08:41] <Segaja> cfhowlett: lol i fixed it by moving the procps config to procps.conf.old and then tried the update again
[08:41] <raggg> cfhowlett: i've installed eclipse and some libs i need to work, and suddenly vmware is reporting the disk image is 22gb, lxde for most files says size on disk is about 10x larger than size of files
[08:42] <cfhowlett> Segaja, nicely done!
[08:42] <xreal> Why has auFS and OverlayFS support been dropped in ubuntu kernel 3.13?
[08:42] <Segaja> cfhowlett: the thanks goes to google :D
[08:42] <cfhowlett> Segaja, lol.  good job anyway
[08:42] <Segaja> or better yet the askubuntu forum
[08:43] <cfhowlett> raggg, over my head, askubuntu forums with this question?
[08:44] <raggg> cfhowlett: will do thanks anyways
[08:46] <guest3780> cfhowlett:  Yes i downloaded the iso using wget and completed.  Then md5sum kept displaying different sums each time i tested it.  Can't figure out why, unless my system corrupted.  I did "apt-get dist-upgrade" my system previously.
[08:47] <sudosandwich> hey there everyone
[08:47] <cfhowlett> guest3780, I'd suggest you torrent the ISO - integrity protection generally is much more robust
[08:48] <sudosandwich> so, I unfortunately have a non-ubuntu *nix OS issue, and I was hoping a kind soul here might be able to help :D
[08:48] <cfhowlett> guest3780, different sum checks indicate that the ISO is indeed scrambled
[08:48] <cfhowlett> sudosandwich, we can't help with non-ubuntu OS issues
[08:49] <cagritepebasili> what do u think about ubuntu studio have u tried yet
[08:49] <zombie568> ping
[08:49] <zombie568> ping
[08:50] <sudosandwich> oh, even though it should be the same command in my *nix emergency console? Because I just need to know the name of one command but I forgot what it was :<
[08:50] <sudosandwich> if you still can't helkp that's fine though
[08:50] <cfhowlett> cagritepebasili, do you have an specific question about ubuntustudio?
[08:50] <cfhowlett> !studio|cagritepebasili,
[08:51] <cagritepebasili> oh, i dont have spesific question but ill usin linux for development
[08:52] <cagritepebasili> ubuntu studio seems nice but it has any spesific thing
[08:52] <cagritepebasili> i mean
[08:52] <cagritepebasili> why should i use ubuntu studio
[08:52] <cagritepebasili> is there any diffrent between other versions of ubuntu
[08:53] <cfhowlett> cagritepebasili, come over to #ubuntustudio
[08:53] <cagritepebasili> oh sory okay
[08:54] <cfhowlett> cagritepebinasili, no worries.  see you in the other channel
[08:55] <guest3780> cagritepebasili:  ubuntu studio is more for media production although you can download the exact same applications in a regular ubuntu.
[08:58] <taropalo> I think big difference comes that studio is shipped with real time kernel
[09:05] <prateekp> usb ubuntu install through usb not starting
[09:05] <prateekp> i created startup disk but when i select boot option via pendrive
[09:06] <prateekp> it takes directly to my old ubuntu
[09:06] <prateekp> is there anything i am missing
[09:06] <prateekp> ?
[09:07] <cfhowlett> !uefi|prateekp,
[09:08] <xreal> Is there an ubuntu kernel with overlayFS ?
[09:26] <libreofficefreak> Hi guys. I just want to ask if anyone has tried out libreoffice 4.2 from the ppa, and if there are any serious stability issues?
[09:27] <mikecmpbll> hi all, does a file at ~/default have any meaning on ubuntu, to do with bash options or something?
[09:27] <gcbirzan> Is there an equivalent of snapshot.debian.org, where all ubuntu packages that were ever in the repos are?
[09:30] <gcbirzan> There's archive.ubuntu.com, but I can't find the package I have there.
[09:34] <Little-Chip> when I power on my computer, I have to force turn off my wlan, if not, I will get a Shutdown, and when the OS has run, I turn on my wlan, it work...
[09:36] <bluefrog> mikecmpbll, you may want to rephrase your question
[09:36] <MrMovl> hi there
[09:36] <mikecmpbll> bluefrog: sure, explain?
[09:37] <MrMovl> I am struggeling with a startup script on my ubuntu server.
[09:37] <bluefrog> mikecmpbll, can't explain what i don't understand. rephrase your question
[09:38] <mikecmpbll> nvm, i don't think i can explain it
[09:38] <Little-Chip> my computer is hp mini with b43 wlan...
[09:38] <mikecmpbll> thanks anyway.
[09:39] <MrMovl> I used the /etc/init.d/skeleton, but the problem is that my params need ". so when I add "-s -d --port 8000 --auth=\"trac,/trac.htdigest,trac\" /var/www/internal/trac" the escaped inner " are not really escaped. when starting the service I get an error from tracd that it doesn't know trac" when he should be looking for trac
[09:40] <MrMovl> If anyone could follow me, how can I correctly escape the " ?
[09:40] <somsip> MrMovl: \"
[09:42] <SAM____> HELLO
[09:42] <MrMovl> someone, yeah, I tried that. but when starting the service tracd is started, but the end of this param --auth=\"trac,/trac.htdigest,trac\" is recognised as trac"
[09:42] <SAM____> danke
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> Little-Chip: do you have the latest BIOS
[09:42] <SAM____> mais c'est en anglais ...arf
[09:43] <Little-Chip> lates BIOS?
[09:43] <MrMovl> somsip, , yeah, I tried that. but when starting the service tracd is started, but the end of this param --auth=\"trac,/trac.htdigest,trac\" is recognised as trac"
[09:43] <SAM____> il existe une version du site en  Français ?
[09:43] <guest0292> If i include /home in the same partition as the system, will it eventually corrupt the system (because /home data is constantly being written to the disk more than the system)??
[09:43] <DJones> !fr | SAM____
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> guest0292: no, it's fine
[09:44] <SAM____> MERCI
[09:44] <KingArthur55> Hi all!
[09:45] <SAM____> join#ubuntu-fr
[09:45] <guest0292> is the xx.04 versions of ubuntu less stable than the xx.10 versions?  The reason I ask is i installed 13.04 and not long after updates were no longer supported and the system corrupted.
[09:45] <KingArthur55> could you please tell me how to configure SendMail in order to avoid every time to insert every domain I want to forward mail inside Relay Domains (CR) ?
[09:47] <guest0292> Seems to me that ubuntu is destined to corrupt soon as updates stop being released (18 months or so?) causing the user to have to re-install every 18 months.
[09:47] <Little-Chip> so.. I need try to update my BIOS...?
[09:47] <iwantoski> if I have two directories. Both have could (do) have the same sub-directories, and both do have exclusive directories with contents (files). How can I merge two directories contents into a third destination?
[09:47] <bluefrog> guest0292, use LTS version and you will be cool
[09:49] <bluefrog> iwantoski, mv dir1/* dir2
[09:49] <guest0292> are .04 releases experimental?   Which are more stable .04 or .10 versions?
[09:49] <bluefrog> iwantoski, mv dir1/* dir2/.
[09:50] <guest0292> my 13.04 only lasted a few days before it corrupted after updates.
[09:50] <iwantoski> bluefrog: thanks - that won't override files or directories?
[09:50] <bluefrog> iwantoski, make  a small test to be sure first...
[09:50] <iwantoski> bluefrog: I will!
[09:50] <bluefrog> guest0292, 14.04 is the next LTS
[09:54] <greyhatpython> Hi Guys i hate red hat, is there anyway to get certified in Debian/Ubuntu Linux?
[09:58] <bluefrog> greyhatpython, write canonical to find out
[09:59] <Emily92> had an accident this morning and forgot the command to delete this directory test6467 in /var/www/tes6467
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> greyhatpython: yes
[09:59] <greyhatpython> well what others doing? Nobody is thinking like me in this world?
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> Emily92: sudo rm -r /var/www/tes6467    will delete the 'tes6467' folder and it's subfolders
[09:59] <bluefrog> greyhatpython, even better, search google and find... http://www.ubuntu.com/news/ubuntucert
[10:00] <greyhatpython> that page is outdated
[10:00] <Emily92> ActionParsnip thanks babe
[10:00] <KingArthur55> guys is there someone knows how to configure SendMail in order to avoid every time to insert every domain I want to forward mail inside Relay Domains (CR) ?
[10:01] <uncle_ben> i don't know much about routers. there is a direct cable connection from outlet to modem, ethernet cable to computer. i want to connect a router to the modem for wifi access for my phone, but i don't want to change the ethernet connection to my computer...can i do this?
[10:07] <KyouReeUs4nfo> uncle_ben: try ##networking
[10:08] <uncle_ben> KyouReeUs4nfo, ok thanks
[10:12] <dreamer> hi all, one of my desktops running 13.04 has a firefox (26.0) that instantly segfaults. reinstall of the package didn't fix it, so now I'm dead in the water. any ideas on how to debug/fix?
[10:14] <cfhowlett> dream_code, 13.04 has reached end of life and is no longer supported.  consider your options
[10:15] <dreamer> until 14.04 is released we won't build a new image for our usersw so until then I'm stuck with it
[10:17] <cfhowlett> dreamer, install chromium-browser
[10:17] <dreamer> not like it segfaults on all my systems, just on this particular one
[10:17] <dreamer> chromium is already installed, but that's hardly a "solution"
[10:19] <bristleback> hi
[10:20] <sephnix> whats the prob?
[10:20] <bristleback> how can I install google v8 on ubuntu 13.10
[10:20] <sephnix> google v8?  or chrome?
[10:21] <bristleback> google v8, the javascript engine
[10:21] <Emily92> i created a .htaccess but its not asking for it when i very myself. I use an htaccess generator and i think its not working in terms of the password is in md5 hash which is not secure. How can i generator a secure password in ubuntn if i remember correctly they is command for that
[10:22] <Emily92> mysite not myself lol
[10:22] <DJones> bristleback: http://packages.ubuntu.com/saucy/libv8-dev
[10:22] <DJones> bristleback: Looks like that package may be what you need
[10:23] <bristleback> I installed that but i don't know how to access the executable
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> sephnix: how is that a question?
[10:30] <sephnix> Well normally you can tell if somethings a question as its followed by something called a questionmark
[10:30] <sephnix> turnip fool
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> sephnix: so,  I like blue?   is a question?
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> sephnix: no, its a statement
[10:31] <sephnix> its you being a fucking idiot is what
[10:31] <clue_h> this is a question mark, ?
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> sephnix: if you phrase a full question, you will get answers
[10:31] <cfhowlett> sephnix, dial down the attitude
[10:31] <DJones> ActionParsnip: Actually I read it as being a reply to the previous line asked by somebody else
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> sephnix: if it was a reply, as DJones states, then I apologise
[10:33] <sephnix> ''preciate djones
[10:33] <sephnix> ty bean. no offense take
[10:33] <sephnix> taken
[10:33] <sephnix> i tell you what.
[10:33] <Biomechd> hey guys, any idea as to what's going on here? starting rhythmbox gets it to count up to like 48 artists in my library in rapid succession, and then it crashes. http://pastebin.com/HhKKFQTm
[10:33] <sephnix> first time i've installed irc on this box
[10:33] <sephnix> first channel i joined#
[10:34] <sephnix> first thing i said
[10:34] <sephnix> was that aha
[10:35] <Biomechd> also, as you can see, it outputs a different kind of error message each time i try to run rhythmbox.
[10:36] <bristleback> any other ideas about that v8 engine I asked earlier?
[10:37] <cfhowlett> bristleback, assume that no one remembers your thread out of the hundreds here.  restate the issue for clarity
[10:39] <bazhang> http://askubuntu.com/questions/141252/is-there-a-package-for-an-executable-version-of-v8 bristleback
[10:41] <llutz_> times changing. our generation associates mustang or corvette with "v8 engine", clearly not askubuntu .. scnr
[10:42] <cfhowlett> sad but true
[10:42] <aze_> hello world
[10:42] <bgardner> aze_: World says hello back
[10:43] <aze_> i am new here , how are you ?
[10:43] <Biomechd> i compute, therefore i am.
[10:44] <googcheng> hi! after from 12.04.3 to 12.04.4 , the os broken , like https://www.dropbox.com/s/cavqscq8lf8mbpv/QQ%E5%9B%BE%E7%89%8720140325172900.jpg
[10:49] <red234324> Running 12.04 - I tried moving /tmp to RAM so far seems to have improved the overall speed and responsiveness without any downsides
[10:50] <Biomechd> no suggestions to my rhythmbox issue?
[10:51] <red234324> got the suggestion from http://ubuntuone.com/4mrpWg8P6GtxxqeYeHTn6w which also has instructions how to move chromium-browser cache to /tmp
[10:51] <cfhowlett> !cn|googcheng,
[10:52] <red234324> but I use firefox so is there a similar code for firefox cache to /tmp?
[10:52] <cfhowlett> googcheng, also see http://www.ubuntukylin.com/#
[10:54] <googcheng> cfhowlett,  is this your answer?
[10:55] <cfhowlett> googcheng, my suggestion ...
[10:55] <platypus> hello everyone,  I cant make youtube-dl work. I get this error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7150653/
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> platypus: what is the output of:  cat /etc/issue
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> red234324: you can make a symlink of the cache folder to /tmp
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> red234324: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/768867  may help
[10:59] <platypus> ActionParsnip, the output is: Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS \n \l
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> platypus: have you tried prefixing the command with sudo?
[11:00] <platypus> ActionParsnip, I'm not sure. will try it now
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> platypus: its worth a test
[11:00] <hans__> good morning
[11:01] <platypus> ActionParsnip, it is the same: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7150680/
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> platypus: are there any bugs reported?
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> platypus: you could use an addon to your web browser and download videos that way
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> platypus: is your intention to rip the audio from the video once downloaded?
[11:04] <cfhowlett> platypus, there are plenty of firefox plugins to download YT video
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> platypus: do yu wnat only the audio, ultimately?
[11:05] <platypus> ActionParsnip, I have the fantastic WinFF for audio, I do audios with it. I also have firefox addons for video, but not all of them worked somehow, and the one that works always gets stuck while doing audio (which I actually dont need for I have winFF as mentioned)
[11:05] <KingArthur55> solved!
[11:05] <KingArthur55> bye!
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> platypus: why not just use this then: http://www.youtube-mp3.org/
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> platypus: why reinvent the wheel....
[11:06] <platypus> ActionParsnip, but this seems to be for mp3?
[11:06] <platypus> or for videos, too?
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> platypus: you give thepage the youtube URL and it will rip the audio from it to MP3
[11:07] <emx> i updated to ubuntu 13.10. now apache doesn't seem to include my configurations from /etc/apche2/sites-enabled
[11:07] <red234324> ActionParsnip, had a look at that link then opened FF about:config and created browser.cache.disk.parent_directory and set it to /tmp/firefox and tmp is already in RAM - so I think on reboot that should put ff cache into RAM - does that sound about right to you to?
[11:07] <emx> what can i do?
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> red234324: why do you need to reboot?
[11:08] <red234324> just assuming ActionParsnip
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> red234324: you will need a command to run at boot to recreate and chown the folder to your user. Contents in RAM are lost at reboot, including your subfolder
[11:08] <platypus> ActionParsnip, but I have no problem ripping audios, as I said. the problem is my firefox addon downloads video and subsequently rips audio. however, the latter always jams the browser, when I dont even need it, as I can rip audio with WinFF if I want to.
[11:09] <platypus> in short, I need a video-only downloader.
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> platypus: doesn't minitube do youtube downloads?
[11:10] <platypus> ActionParsnip, I dont know now.  minitube had been working a while ago, after which it didn't work multiple times, and I'd quit using.
[11:11] <roppongininja> Hey guys how do I remove gnome desktop environment
[11:11] <roppongininja> from ubuntu
[11:11] <platypus> ActionParsnip, will try minitube again
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> roppongininja: are you that low on disk space?
[11:15] <q0> Hello, does anybody know why gnome-terminal -e "cmd" isn't working with Keyboard bindings in unity ?
[11:15] <q0> it really isn't
[11:15] <q0> no response at all
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> q0: how about if you run it from another terminal? It should spawn another
[11:16] <q0> yes it works
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> q0: sounds like a bug then
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> q0: have you tried the absolute path to gnome-terminal
[11:17] <q0> yes that's also not working
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> q0: sounds like a bug then
[11:18] <rafals1> Hello
[11:18] <q0> there was a screenshot hotkey that also stopped working, there's something going on I guess
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> q0: if you make a fresh ubuntu user and try it there, is it the same?
[11:25] <red_> cyberoam unable to open restricted sites any suggestion.
[11:25] <scrapcode> Can I install Xubuntu from the Ubuntu Live CD, without all the "fluff"?
[11:27] <ikonia> the install cd installs the standard install
[11:27] <ikonia> nothing different
[11:33] <lopit> Hi guys, one Q. Which would you say is more heavy on the resources of the two best looking desktops: unity or KDE?
[11:34] <lopit> Any1?
[11:35] <llutz_> lopit: depends on the apps your using. blank DEs differences are marginal
[11:35] <lopit> The usual. Rhythmbox&FF/unity, amarok%FF/KDE
[11:35] <lopit> usually, + libreoffice in both
[11:35] <lopit> three most used apps :)
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> lopit: unity is a plugin for compiz and Compiz is far from light
[11:41] <llutz_> With >2GB RAM it's just a matter of personal preferences, both will run fine, both aren't "light". But as i said, it's mostly the apps running making the difference
[11:46] <user> What's the driver for microphone?
[11:50] <kingplusplus> http://pastebin.com/tTRHFdnN guys please am having trouble returning content and the xpath is correct so i presume. Using lxml to get content of a paragraph
[11:51] <kingplusplus> sorry wanted to put that in #python
[11:52] <Barry_> Hi
[11:55] <miraj9093> helllo ,  i am using 12.04 LTS. i have a zip file of some drivers .i want to install them is it possible to do installation with zip file?
[11:59] <guest0292> miraj9093:  depends what drivers you have for Windows or linux?  Windows drivers probably won't work unless they're network drivers to use with ndiswrapper.
[12:00] <ikonia> pwd
[12:00] <ikonia> oops
[12:01] <madrid> ola
[12:01] <miraj9093> guest0292: actually I am installing mobile connection(net dongle 's) drivers..
[12:01] <madrid> me haces una paja
[12:01] <miraj9093> guest0292: i mean want to install..
[12:01] <madrid> penis
[12:02] <DJones> madrid: No thanks you
[12:06] <guest0292> miraj9093:  You will need to extract the drivers from the zip using an archiver or use wine to install them and find the .inf and .sys files.  Then install ndisgtk (sudo apt-get install ndisgtk) to actually install the driver .inf/.sys files.  This is the only way i'm familiar with.  Maybe an easier way...
[12:08] <guest0292> miraj9093:  Finally, run the network manager to activate your device.  Even then there's no guarantee the dongle will work as it's always best to use hardware compatible with linux drivers.
[12:08] <dheeraj> Hi guys
[12:08] <dheeraj> I accidentally erased my /run folder
[12:08] <dheeraj> and now internet is not working
[12:09] <dheeraj> any help is much appreciated
[12:09] <llutz_> dheeraj: reboot
[12:09] <rockyrock> I logged to a machine using ssh and ran a long-running command. However I'm afraid my internet connection might disconnet in anytime. If it disconnets, is the command going to be cancelled?
[12:09] <dheeraj> llutz_: thats when then internet stopped working
[12:09] <somsip> rockyrock: best to run it under something lie screen or tmux
[12:09] <somsip> *like
[12:09] <rockyrock> somsip: what to do now?
[12:09] <rockyrock> somsip: it's running already :(
[12:09] <dheeraj> llutz_: but thats when the internet stopped working
[12:10] <somsip> rockyrock: you could try to release it from the shell that started it. I can never remember the command that does this...hang on
[12:10] <abrotman> Does Ubuntu have an equivalent of snapshot.debian.org, a place that holds old package revisions?
[12:10] <somsip> rockyrock: https://github.com/nelhage/reptyr
[12:11] <guest0292> miraj9093:   I should also mention if your zip contains linux driver source code you will most likely need to compile the drivers, so you'll need to install all the necessary compiler software and linux headers first.
[12:11] <miraj9093> guest0292: thank you .i will try this..
[12:13] <miraj9093> guest0292:sorry which type of compile softwares??
[12:15] <OsGeo> hiii
[12:15] <guest0292> miraj9093, do have linux source or windows drivers?  you never said
[12:15] <OsGeo> anyone ?
[12:16] <somsip> !anyone | OsGeo
[12:16] <somsip> !ask | OsGeo
[12:16] <roppongininja> Can anyone tell me how to delete gnome from ubuntu (I've installed and am using xfce now so I dont need it anymore)
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> roppongininja: if you remove gnome-common    does it threaten to remove xfce too?
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> roppongininja: or remove gnome-desktop-environment
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> roppongininja: you will be trying to remove several packages that start with 'gnome' to see which does not remove xfce packages
[12:19] <roppongininja> ActionParsnip: let me try
[12:19] <rockyrock> I'm connected to a machine via SSH. I want to move files between my machine and the remove one. Is that possible?
[12:19] <OsGeo> I have the OSGeo 6.0 installed, and wanted to upgrade to the 7.9 OSGeo, is to do within OSGeo own?
[12:19] <llutz_> rockyrock: scp file user@remote:/path/to/copy
[12:20] <roppongininja> Package 'gnome-desktop-environment' is not installed, so not removed
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> OsGeo: how did you install OSGeo ?
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> roppongininja: ok, try just 'gnome' on its own
[12:20] <OsGeo> dvd
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> OsGeo: so you mounted the DVD in ubuntu and installed some packages?
[12:20] <roppongininja> I still get that its not installed although it IS
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> roppongininja: dpkg -l | awk {'print $2'} | grep gnome
[12:21] <OsGeo> nao
[12:21] <roppongininja> when I log out from xfce I can still login using gnome
[12:21] <OsGeo> dvd live
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> OsGeo: so it is it's own distribution?
[12:21] <Samurai_Champloo> hey guys, i am doing an ubuntu update right now, a sort of big one, half way through 126 MB, wondering if it is ok to use xchat while i do this? am i presenting a problem to my system?
[12:21] <OsGeo> nao, Xubuntu distro
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> OsGeo: then how is this ubuntu related, if OSGeo is a live DVD?
[12:22] <roppongininja> Samurai_Champloo: no
[12:22] <Samurai_Champloo> thanks roppongininja do you know why it is not a problem? just out of curiosity.
[12:23] <roppongininja> Samurai_Champloo: because u are not updating xchat
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> OsGeo: OSGeo is nothing to do with Ubuntu in any way. Its is a completely separate distribution/
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> OsGeo: they have a support channel on Freenode:  #osgeo
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> OsGeo: your distribution is supported there
[12:24] <OsGeo> i dont know
[12:24] <Samurai_Champloo> oh. ok, cool. i was hoping you knew something about the nature of the os that allows for no-affected areas to continue to fiunction during updates, but the update is complete. no prob. thanks
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> OsGeo: #OSGeo or #OSGeolive  are the support channels for OSGeo, not here
[12:24] <roppongininja> Samurai_Champloo: well Im not an expert in any way and I know out of experience so :D no problem
[12:25] <Samurai_Champloo> thanks :)
[12:34] <rafals1> Hello, I have Lenovo Z510 (Optimus with Intel HD4600 and Nvidia GT740M as 3D Card) and I have a problem to use an external monitor. in Xorg.log I do not see any errors or problems. I was trying with Fedora live or Zorin Live(some Debian distro) and there is no problem with an external monitor. Does anyone have some similar problem? I was comparing packages list. I do not how to compare Xorg config because Xorg.conf doesn't exist.
[12:36] <Onslauth> Hi guys, I am looking for some help regarding linux namespaces, would this be an appropriate channel to discuss it?
[12:39] <guest0292> If i abort apt-get install while it's working (using ctrl c) will it corrupt the system?  Or will simply running it again fix any problems?
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> guest0292: it may, you will need to do a few commands to kick it back off
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> rafals1: what distro are you using now?
[12:41] <abrotman> Does Ubuntu have an equivalent of snapshot.debian.org, a place that holds old package revisions?
[12:41] <abrotman> Or should I perhaps ask something like #ubuntu-server?
[12:43] <hvn2> hi, I have a boot problem. Running 12.04, and after installing a new kernel using dpkg, the grub menu shows the new kernel, but at boot it claims that the disk (UUID) is not found. I've found numerous posts with the same problem, but none of the proposed solution (e.g. rootdelay) works for me. Any ideas ?
[12:44] <rafals1> ActionParsnip: I have tried Ubuntu 13.10 and 13.04
[12:46] <Grim_> dsa
[12:47] <Welastevil> hy people!
[12:56] <Samurai_Champloo> hey guys, one more thing, i'm having a bit of trouble with my screen sometimes, it goes black for a sec. i installed xscreensaver a while back and i think thats when the problem started, when i went to uninstall it, it diddnt fully uninstall. any ideas about that? did that happen to anyone else?
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> rafals1:but what are you using now? What OS / Release has the issue?
[12:59] <rafals1> ActionParsnip: I am using Ubuntu 13.10 where an external outputs (CRT/HDMI) don't work. But when I use for example Fedora Live or Zorin8 (Live) they work without any problem.
[13:00] <hvn2> hi, what is the best place to ask about boot problems with uuid messages ?
[13:03] <PlxAnswer> Help by answering a single stupid question. Thanks in advance! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1pv0Fq87udiUXLQ-DJhDQnKwjZFGpX4D-3y2OMaEvaeY/viewform
[13:04] <Pici> PlxAnswer: This is a support channel for Ubuntu, please take this elsewhere.
[13:04] <Pici> oops
[13:08] <legion> good morning all
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> rafals1: have you installed bumblebee?
[13:12] <legion> does anyone know if in 14.04, the pulse audio bug with latency, if it was fixed,...skype issue?
[13:14] <dhaval2712> How stable is 14.04 beta 1 and can it be used on my Dad's 1 GB RAM laptop?
[13:14] <Emily92> hi guys just a quick question please i have a file .ssh/aut_key. i want to make the permissions are set to 0600 and that only the ssh key user "john" can access it  how can i do this pleasr
[13:15] <dhaval2712> I suppose if you simply have "John" own the file that should accomplish what you need.
[13:15] <llutz_> Emily92: if you aren#t john: sudo chown john:john file && sudo chmod 0600 file
[13:16] <Emily92> llutz_ if you are not john? or if you are join?
[13:16] <llutz_> Emily92: if you are john, you don't need sudo
[13:16] <hvn2> legion: good question...have the same issue
[13:16] <llutz_> Emily92: well, if the file is owned by you already
[13:17] <Emily92> llutz _ right  now i am log in as root but i want only john to have access to that file and also the directory name "john_folder"
[13:18] <llutz_> !permissions | Emily92
 Yes, I followed instruction in wiki, bumblebee sees my Nvidia Card, but when I run any software by Nvidia then the screen "blinks" and all the outputs work with the same settings (I see the same output on all of the connected screens)
[13:19] <Emily92> llutz_ "sudo chown john:john  /home/john/.ssh/aut_key && sudo chmod 0600  /home/john/.ssh/aut_key"
[13:19] <Shutterstrom> If I'm using key based authentication using SSH to access my headless server, will any failed logins be written in /var/log/auth.log then? (I have already disabled plain user/password authentication).
[13:20] <llutz_> Emily92: and /home/john/.ssh should be 0700 too, check
[13:21] <sylvanica> I am going to try to reinstall Ubuntu today on my Windows 8.1 laptop (EFI). Last time, I had a major problem wherein grub would not get loaded, even with secure boot off, and there was weird wacky stuff going on. I barely got Windows back up and running. Has the process been improved at all in the past six months?
[13:22] <llutz_> Emily92: even /home/john should be 0700, not sure if that is default in *buntu now
[13:22] <Emily92> llutz_ this is what i am about to run. "sudo chown john:john  /home/john/.ssh/aut_key && sudo chmod 0600  /home/john/.ssh/aut_key" and for the .ssh direcotry   "sudo chmod -R 0700 /home/john/.ssh"
[13:23] <llutz_> Emily92: don't use -R 0700
[13:23] <llutz_> Emily92: chmod 0700 /home/john/.ssh
[13:24] <Emily92> llutz_ just  "sudo chmod  0700 /home/john/.ssh"
[13:24] <llutz_> Emily92: yes, no need for recursive setting 0700 to all files inside .ssh/
[13:25] <Emily92> llutz_ thanks will do that now
[13:29] <proje1> :)
[13:32] <Emily92> I granted permission to the wrong user before. how do i cancel that permission and grant it to a different user?
[13:33] <llutz_> Emily92: chown
[13:34] <Emily92> llutz_ this want i ran before and granted the wrong permission "sudo chown -R $alex:$alex /var/www/dev.example.com/public_html "
[13:34] <Emily92> llutz_ the person was meant for "emy" instead
[13:35] <llutz_> Emily92: so use chown -r emy:emy /path.....
[13:35] <llutz_> Emily92: so use chown -R emy:emy /path.....
[13:35] <llutz_> sry dangerous typo*
[13:35] <Emily92> thanks
[13:39] <Rory> On Ubuntu 12.04, if I repeatedly run a "sudo" command 4 or 5 times (e.g "sudo ls") there's a noticable delay in executing future sudo commands. Sudo is configured to run without a password
[13:41] <OerHeks> Rory, nice observation.
[13:42] <Rory> strace shows it hanging at: sendto(7, "<86>Mar 25 13:26:43 sudo: pam_un"..., 78, MSG_NOSIGNAL, NULL, 0) = 78
[13:42] <Emily92> llutz_  another question. I trying to ssh tunnel using Dbeaver (mysql client) i have the public key in "/home/john/.ssh/au_key" anyways i have set everything right and include the path to the private key in my local machine. what i try to connect i get an error "can't initilize tunnerl" "cannot establish tunnel" "Auth fail"      but the funny thing is when i do include the private path and just use the path instead its works so i am w
[13:42] <Emily92> llutz_ because when i am use the root user i include the root user ssh private key and it works but john ssh key doesn't
[13:44] <Rory> OerHeks: Do you know how I can fix it?
[13:45] <llutz_> Emily92: did you add the servers hostkey to johns known_hosts?
[13:46] <OerHeks> Rory, set password for sudo?
[13:46] <Rory> OerHeks: Not appropriate for this environment
[13:47] <Rory> OerHeks: The user is permitted to execute one particular command with elevated privileges without a password, because it's part of a script, and a full automated system
[13:47] <PeterGriffin> Hi guys.
[13:48] <PeterGriffin> I want to use tar just to store without compression, but can't find the option in the man. How canI do it?
[13:48] <llutz_> PeterGriffin: tar cf foo.tar /path/to/store
[13:49] <PeterGriffin> llutz_: So is it the default way it does it?
[13:49] <Emily92> llutz_ what do you mean please?
[13:49] <llutz_> PeterGriffin: tar creates archives, it only compresses if you tell it to do
[13:50] <PeterGriffin> Thank you.
[13:51] <llutz_> Emily92: the first time john connects to your remote-host, it needs to confirm the host-key, which will be stored in known_hosts file. are you sure that is done already
[13:52] <Emily92> llutz_ i am using puttty and i can connect using the root user private key
[13:52] <llutz_> Emily92: and you tunnel is established how?
[13:52] <rafals1> ActionParsnip: I think I found the solution, I will try to use vga_switcheroo
[13:52] <llutz_> your'
[13:52] <Emily92> llutz_ am tunneling using Dbeaver
[13:53] <llutz_> Emily92: which i don't know. sorry can't help
[13:56] <nicklas_> hello, ubuntu 14.04 will have nvidia optimus support?
[13:56] <DJones> nicklas_: Best place to ask is in #ubuntu+1
[13:57] <DJones> nicklas_: If you join there, I'll be happy to go through how I found it
[13:57] <llutz_> !info bumblebee trusty
[13:57] <OerHeks> Rory, as far as i understand sudoers, you have  a certain time to do a next sudo command without sudo, time-frame might be overlapping your previous sudo commands
[13:57] <nicklas_> DJones: ty
[13:57] <LaStik> Hi, does anybody use Lenovo X230 Tablet?
[13:58] <Rory> !anyone | LaStik Ask anyway
[13:58] <oxsyn> On 14.04 when I run apt-get dist-upgrade, my custom compiled vim binary in /usr/local/bin is removed from the system and my update-alternatives configuration is reset. Is this the way it's supposed to act?
[13:58] <zymogens> Anyone know what might be going on here. I have a VPS with UFW enabled - It blocks incoming by default. ‘ufw status’ says it is active and only allows connections on 22 from anywhere. It is blocking nginx without a problem. However my mongo shell on my home pc can connect remotely to it (the VPS) no probs - Not sure how that is possible? It seems like it is letting some things through?
[13:58] <Rory> !trusty | oxsyn
[13:59] <Rory> They got rid of !anyone factoid?
[13:59] <llutz_> ubottu lost a lot of useful factoids
[13:59] <llutz_> i never would
[14:00] <OerHeks> Rory, this page may be a help with setting sudo timeout https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudoTimeout
[14:01] <Rory> No OerHeks I appreciate that, but that isn't the problem I'm having
[14:01] <Emily92> llutz_ i can connect to my server with the key i generated for john
[14:01] <Rory> This isn't about being prompted for a password, this is about sudo hanging after the 4th of 5th consecutive run
[14:01] <Rory> strace shows it hanging at: sendto(7, "<86>Mar 25 13:26:43 sudo: pam_un"..., 78, MSG_NOSIGNAL, NULL, 0) = 78
[14:02] <llutz_> Emily92: you'd better to ask people knowing dbeaver about that issue
[14:02] <OerHeks> Rory, i think that is the loop you described, sudo without password time-loop within timeloop
[14:02] <[conrad]> Hello everyone. I'm using 12.04 and just recently installed a new NIC, and now my LTSP doesn't work anymore. Specifically the DHCP server isc-dhcp-server. I presume it's because my interface went from eth0 to eth4, but I can't figure out how to update isc-dhcp-server to comply. I changed /etc/default/isc-dhcp-server to have eth4 in the interface item ( though there was no value there previously ). Trying to start the server via init or se
[14:02] <Emily92> dbeaver  irc doesn't exist atleast no one is on
[14:03] <llutz_> [conrad]: remove /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
[14:03] <platypus> ActionParsnip, thank you for your help! minitube works this time.
[14:03] <llutz_> [conrad]: it will be re-created next boot and your new nic (if it is the only one) will be eth0 again
[14:04] <Rory> OerHeks: Please forget about the no-password thing, that is not the issue here. I'm trying to debug this issue regarding the sudo command hanging (not prompting for a password, just hanging), and I can provide strace output if necessary
[14:04] <[conrad]> llutz_:  It's not the only NIC. Though I might be able to work with this. I'll give it a try and let you know. Thanks.
[14:04] <llutz_> [conrad]: you also could change the MAC inside that file to your needs
[14:08] <nicklas_> thanks for all the info, need to go :-)
[14:27] <techie123> can anybody help me? I am trying to install a filed.deb on a foresight linux system using conary command but is not working. Still quite new at this?
[14:28] <Rory> techie123: What Ubuntu version are you running? (You can check by running the command: cat /etc/issue )
[14:28] <seednode> Wait, /etc/issue is supposed to tell version? Or is that something ubuntu specific?
[14:29] <techie123> Rory, when I use that command it tells me "Welcome to Foresight"
[14:29] <Rory> seednode: There's a few ways, but /etc/issue gives the version on Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, Arch, and a few others I can thnk of
[14:29] <Rory> The point I'm getting at is that techie123 isn't using Ubuntu
[14:29] <seednode> Rory, does it? My Arch one was empty on install
[14:29] <Rory> So we can't support him
[14:29] <Rory> !ot
[14:29] <cfhowlett> techie123, foresight is not ubuntu
[14:29] <techie123> Rory do you know whether we have a foresight linux in here as a chanel
[14:29] <seednode> Rory, would make more sense to maybe direct him to the relevant channel instead of just calling ot
[14:30] <cfhowlett> techie123, perhaps #linux can hel
[14:30] <Rory> techie123: google.com
[14:30] <cfhowlett> techie123, perhaps #linux can help
[14:30] <techie123> cfhowlett understood.
[14:30] <Rory> techie123: "Foresight linux irc"
[14:30] <techie123> which release version do you recommend for ubuntu and I will Install it
[14:30] <seednode> #foresight
[14:30] <seednode> On here
[14:30] <techie123> Thanks Rory
[14:30] <seednode> But there's like 8 people there
[14:30] <techie123> ok
[14:31] <techie123> thanks you all
[14:31] <Rory> techie123: Install 13.10 and you can upgrade to 14.04 when it's released in 3 weeks or so
[14:31] <cfhowlett> techie123, 12.04 is the current long term support release.  14.04 is the next LTS and will be published next month.  direct upgrade 12.04 to 14.04 is available. do you need server or desktop functionality?
[14:31] <[conrad]> llutz: The file you provided helped get me back my interfaces to the proper names, but isc-dhcp-server is still failing as described.
[14:31] <cfhowlett> .aaaaaaaaaaaaand he's gone  :)
[14:33] <[conrad]> Hello everyone. I'm using 12.04 and just recently installed a new NIC, and now my LTSP doesn't work anymore. Specifically the DHCP server isc-dhcp-server. I presume it's because my interface went from eth1 to eth4, but I can't figure out how to update isc-dhcp-server to comply. I changed /etc/default/isc-dhcp-server to have eth4 in the interface item ( though there was no value there previously ). Trying to start the server via init or se
[14:33] <cfhowlett> [conrad], ask in #ubuntu-server?
[14:35] <cyberalex4life> hello, is there a way to change each type of themes sepparetly with unity-tweak-tool?
[14:35] <Rory> cyberalex4life: What do you mean by "each type of themes separately" do you mean, to have icons from one theme, cursor from another etc?
[14:36] <cyberalex4life> yes, and metacity, and gtk, like in gnome-shell
[14:37] <cederfjard> What's the connection between the software center and Ubuntu One accounts? I can't seem to find a good explanation anywhere. Trying to install Steam currently, and there seem to be no way to do through there without logging in?
[14:37] <cyberalex4life> Rory each different if I want to
[14:37] <Rory> cyberalex4life: What Ubuntu version are you running?
[14:37] <cyberalex4life> trusty
[14:37] <Rory> cyberalex4life: technically unsupported here, but anyway
[14:38] <cfhowlett> cyberalex4life, #ubuntu+1 for trusty support
[14:38] <Rory> cyberalex4life: But take a look here http://askubuntu.com/questions/361422/how-can-you-change-the-gtk-theme-and-window-decorations-separately-in-unity
[14:38] <cyberalex4life> Rory: thank you very much, sorry for wrong channel
[14:39] <Rory> It gets more and more awkward to bat people away to #ubuntu+1 as release day approaches; it seems almost churlish
[14:39] <cfhowlett> Rory, it's set up that way for good reason.
[14:40] <Guest51606> I'm trying to uninstall Ubuntu and get windows 7 instead. I've been trying to follow these steps using a disk with windows on it http://www.wikihow.com/Erase-Ubuntu but when I choose windows in the first steps when I turn on the computer nothing happens. Any help is much appriciated of how I can fix this problem since Ive been at this for weeks and not being able to get a solution.
[14:40] <Rory> I know
[14:40] <Rory> Guest51606: You can set a more friendly nickname with the "/nick" command - for example to change my name to Rory I typed "/nick Rory" (without the quotes)
[14:40] <Rory> Guest51606: Hang on, you deleted Ubuntu and are having trouble installing Windows?
[14:40] <sydney> What is the words that i have to use to install ubuntu software center in terminal?
[14:40] <cfhowlett> Guest51606, forget uninstalling ubuntu.  get windows, set up the entire HDD, format and install
[14:40] <Rory> Guest51606: Go ask a windows channel like #windows
[14:41] <Rory> sydney: It's already installed in ubuntu
[14:41] <Rory> sydney: but if you removed it, I believe the package is called "ubuntu-software-center"
[14:42] <Guest51606> #windows
[14:47] <katih> #windows
[14:48] <Rory> katih: type /join #windows
[14:48] <Rory> katih: This is still #ubuntu :P
[14:49] <katih> oh god, I really am like the worst person in teh world with compyter, trying to boot or whatever it's called is making me cry xD ty I'll type in that now.. lol
[14:53] <ljsoftnet> how do i point volti to select the correct sound card?
[14:59] <ljsoftnet> how do i point volti to select the correct sound card?
[15:07] <Rubas> Hi, I'm trying to get my wireless card to work, but it says that wireless is disabled by hardware switch, but the switch is set at On
[15:08] <cfhowlett> Rubas, computer make?
[15:08] <rabbel_> Hey guys ... I have a question about automated ubuntu server install. Is this the right place to ask?
[15:08] <Rubas> cfhowlett: Sony
[15:08] <Rubas> cfhowlett: Sony laptop
[15:10] <cfhowlett> Rubas, Dell here.  dual booting.  in windows the F2 key turned wifi on/off       turns out that alt F2 would do the same in ubuntu.  no reboot to windows required.  only took 4 years to discover that secret.
[15:11] <Rubas> cfhowlett: alt + F2 will turn wireless on?
[15:12] <cfhowlett> Rubas, on my DELL, yes.  experiment. whatever your switch key is plus alt, ctrl, or windows super key
[15:12] <techie123> good morning I decided to install 13.10 ubuntu but not as a desktop but as a program, can I still do this via vmware on a mac? if so can anybody provide me with additional instrucitons
[15:12] <cfhowlett> rabbel, ask
[15:12] <techie123> already have foresight linux installed as a virtual machine, or should I try to desktop ubuntu first?
[15:13] <cfhowlett> techie123, we have NOTHING to do with foresight ...
[15:14] <rabbel> cfhowlett: ok. I am currently busy with automating my ubuntu-server (precise) installation. I followed this (http://askubuntu.com/a/122506) tutorial. It works perfect if I test it on a virtual machine. But if I try the same on a bare metal machine, it suddenly does not work anymore.
[15:14] <rabbel> I put the .iso file on a USB stick, it looks like it's booting but it says it can't find CDROM files.
[15:15] <rabbel> So my question, do I have to do something else if I put the iso file on a USB stick?
[15:15] <cfhowlett> rabbel, yeah, that's a NICE challenge!  however you might want to take this #ubuntu-server.  I suspect someone there has already done what you're now attempting.
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> rabbel: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded?
[15:16] <bluefrog> rabbel, netboot and preseed should do the trick for you
[15:17] <ljsoftnet> how can i edit and update /proc/asound/cards
[15:17] <rabbel> bluefrog: I don't have netboot available. Well actually i have but I think it's better if I use an usb stick...
[15:17] <bluefrog> rabbel, have you used usb disk creator to put the iso on the usb?
[15:18] <rabbel> bluefrog: I used LinuxLive, it works for a non-custom iso.
[15:18] <rabbel> So I can boot into the installer which isn't customized ..
[15:19] <bluefrog> I don't know then. perso I would go netboot. faster.
[15:19] <rabbel> bluefrog: thank you anyway :)
[15:19] <awakecoding> where would be the best place to get information on packaging software for ubuntu for ARM? is there such a thing as a "generic" ARM build?
[15:19] <cfhowlett> !arm
[15:20] <j4son> ARM ftw
[15:20] <rabbel> ActionParsnip: the iso is correct
[15:20] <awakecoding> thanks
[15:20] <bluefrog> rabbel, https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/installation-guide/i386/automatic-install.html
[15:22] <rabbel> Hmm, what I could do, is defining my kickstart file & preseed on the www/ftp server... Maybe that helps.
[15:22] <rabbel> Thanks for the link bluefrog!
[15:23] <ljsoftnet> how can i edit and update /proc/asound/cards
[15:29] <kuroarashi> hi there
[15:29] <kuroarashi> how to use the docky application
[15:31] <rabbel> bluefrog: by the way, why I don't want to do netboot, every pc I need to build does not has it enabled, I have to set the option in the BIOS, and that's not what I want :(
[15:32] <bluefrog> rabbel, up to you. in any case you need to be by the computer as I understand
[15:32] <rabbel> I actually just want to plug in the USB stick and just let it do for a while, after that it cat just report itself to my puppet master
[15:33] <bluefrog> rabbel, once network boot is enabled it's for life
[15:33] <kuroarashi> rabbel how to use docky application in ubuntu
[15:33] <rabbel> yes but i have to do it on every machine ...
[15:34] <rabbel> kuroarashi: no clue mate ;)
[15:34] <kuroarashi> rabbel thanks
[15:34] <kuroarashi> bluefrog how to use the docky application in ubuntu
[15:34] <bluefrog> kuroarashi, don't know
[15:35] <kuroarashi> bluefrog thanks :)
[15:36] <tgm4883> !patience | kuroarashi
[15:37] <Rubas> cfhowlett: Hi now it is enabled, but my nm-applet does not show any connections.. (but I can scan and see wireless networks in the area)
[15:37] <Rubas> btw scanning through the terminal
[15:37] <cfhowlett> Rubas, again: I've not done what you're attempting.  that's why I suggested you ask this in #ubuntu-server
[15:38] <kuroarashi> tgm4883 thanks for the advice
[15:38] <Rubas> cfhowlett: okay :) Thanks
[15:40] <kuroarashi> what is the reason in error when installing phpunit when i install it seems clear but when i run phpunit --version theres so many error come up
[15:40] <kuroarashi> in terminal
[15:41] <tgm4883> !details | kuroarashi
[15:42] <kuroarashi> thanks :)
[15:42] <Domincii> Hey folks, trying to install Windows from disk. When I try to run the disk from the GRUB menu it just skips the disk and boots into Ubuntu for some reason. The disk works fine on my laptop and PC that both already have Windows installed but it just isn't doing anything on my Ubuntu PC
[15:44] <cfhowlett> Domincii, you have to set your bios to boot the windows disk.  ask in #windows
[15:45] <johelish> I just installed my new system and I went for 13.10 instead of 12.04 which was probarbly stupid.. I'm trying to find a way to get my Logitech DiNovo Keyboard to run but it won't..
[15:45] <johelish> Anyone else has this problem?
[15:45] <cfhowlett> johelish, is that a bluetooth device
[15:46] <johelish> cfhowlett: Yes
[15:46] <cfhowlett> !bluetooth|johelish,
[15:46] <johelish> cfhowlett: but when I look in dmesg it looks like there's two spectrums.. one HID and one bluetooth
[15:49] <johelish> cfhowlett: Everything is already installed and it renders zero devices.. hcitool dev
[15:50] <cfhowlett> johelish, all my BT devices just worked - can't help with troubleshooting.  sorry
[15:52] <ubuntun00b> hi!
[15:52] <sydneyJDykstra> ubuntu hello
[15:53] <Domincii> Anyone here who can help me with the Windows installation? I don't know why my disk drive isn't working on Ubuntu. Can I set it to automatically mount the disk drive? The drive is present in the Disk Utility selector but whenever I try to watch movies etc on there nothing happens. Presumably the problem is the disk drive not mounting the disks and stuff
[15:54] <cfhowlett> Domincii, you're installing windows INSIDE ubuntu?
[15:55] <philinux> Domincii;~ or are you trying to share files on a win disk
[15:55] <Domincii> cfhowlett, Im trying to boot a windows install disk but when I try to run the installation iso from GRUB it just boots straight into Ubuntu, skipping the disk installation altogether.
[15:55] <Domincii> philinux that reply is to you too
[15:56] <cfhowlett> Domincii, you MUST specify to the machine bios that it boots the windows install disk.
[15:56] <Domincii> cfhowlett, how can I do that? I'm not great with computers
[15:56] <Layke> Hi. Is it possible to have two of my network interfaces up, but of which is connected to the internet, however, be able to specify which one I use to connect out? One of the interfaces is actually used for my LAN
[15:57] <cfhowlett> Domincii, during power on self test, a message will appear "to change boot options, hit F something"
[15:57] <b3rz3rk3r> Domincii, go into the BIOS and set the windows disk to be first boot device
[15:57] <Layke> And I need to be able to connect to other systems on the same gateway, however, I don't want to actually use the ISP provided through that interface.
[15:57] <Domincii> cfhowlett, b3rz3rk3r I've already done that
[15:57] <cfhowlett> Domincii, I doubt it.  otherwise the drive would have  booted.
[15:57] <b3rz3rk3r> Domincii, then it is not set as bootable and your pc is defaulting to next device
[15:58] <cfhowlett> unless the drive itself has failed.  try this.  disable all drives EXCEPT the disk drive with windows.
[15:58] <philinux> Domincii;~ is the win disk in a dvd player
[15:58] <Domincii> b3rz3rk3r cfhowlett, when I run the disk on my windows laptop it boots perfectly but when I do it from my Ubuntu PC it doesn't work
[15:58] <Domincii> philinux yes it is
[15:59] <cfhowlett> Domincii, you're confusing the issue.  during power on NEITHER OS is running.
[16:00] <philinux> Domincii;~ to eliminate. try an ubuntu livd disk in the same dvd player
[16:00] <philinux> Domincii;~ if that boots then dvd player ok
[16:01] <Domincii> cfhowlett when I open my BIOS options my number 1 boot option is the CD/DVD drive, when I save the changes the PC boots into Ubuntu, when I force a GRUB entry and try to boot from the disk that way it again boots into Ubuntu, when I try to press F11 to enter the BIOS boot menu and manually choose the disk again it boots into Ubuntu
[16:01] <b3rz3rk3r> Domincii, it sounds like you have burned an image to a physical disk and now it won't boot from it after BIOS. In which case you have not set the disk to be bootable.
[16:02] <fili> CIAO
[16:02] <Domincii> b3rz3rkr3r when I use the disk from my Windows laptop it creates the installation prompt, is there any way to check it's been installed correctly?
[16:02] <cfhowlett> Domincii, this is the original windows disk?
[16:02] <b3rz3rk3r> Domincii, Yes, it will show up with the files when you are in an OS, but computers won't be able to boot from it.
[16:02] <b3rz3rk3r> Domincii, have you tried to boot it in another machine?
[16:03] <Domincii> cfhowlett no its an iso I've manually burnt to the disk, b3rs3rk3r I've not, I'll do so now to check
[16:03] <cfhowlett> Domincii, test it in a different machine
[16:03] <b3rz3rk3r> Domincii, 99.9% chance you haven't set it as bootable. You need to re-read the guide you followed and make sure you get the bootflag set correctly
[16:03] <gdoteof> so i just went through getting a sytem set up, as root.  my intention was to then use .bash_history to 'document' what i did
[16:04] <Player> Hey, I was wondering if I went ahead and upgraded to the 14.04 beta if I'd be able to keep that install when it's released.
[16:04] <gdoteof> but .bash_history doesn't have most/any of what i have done this session
[16:04] <gdoteof> if i press up i can see all of my commands
[16:04] <Player> Hey, I was wondering if I went ahead and upgraded to the 14.04 beta if I'd be able to keep that install when it's released.
[16:04] <gdoteof> what i'd like to do is dump all of those commands, basically everything i have done this session into a file
[16:04] <Domincii> b3rz3rk3r could you recommend a guide to create the installation CD from a windows computer? thats what im using to burn the iso to disk currently
[16:04] <OerHeks> gdoteof, sure, as root you don't want bash to log your private stuff
[16:05] <gdoteof> OerHeks: that makes sense.  i mean, if i look in there it does have some stuff.. ls \ cd \ apt-get install vim
[16:05] <gdoteof> basically that's it
[16:05] <gdoteof> in any case, is there some way to extract what i have in my cached history into a file?
[16:05] <cfhowlett> Domincii, windows has a USB creation too as well as data cd tools.  ask #windows for details.  this is not an ubuntu problem
[16:06] <Domincii> cfhowlett thanks for your help and patience
[16:06] <b3rz3rk3r> Domincii, I can't, I haven't used it in many years.
[16:06] <Spr1ng> Is there a way to make the default built in mail handler use an ISP SMTP smarthost to relay system generated mail instead of using DNS MX lookups and sending direct to the recipients mail host?
[16:06] <cfhowlett> Domincii, hope I helped a little.
[16:06] <OerHeks> gdoteof, maybe this page is any help http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/view/7041/dont-save-commands-in-bash-history-only-for-current-session
[16:06] <b3rz3rk3r> Domincii, Top results on Google will help though for sure
[16:07] <Domincii> b4rz3rk3r thank you for your help. I'll likely return if the problem persists.
[16:07] <gdoteof> OerHeks: yep.  the command, "history" is totally what i needed.  thanks!
[16:08] <ActionParsnip> gdoteof: if you use an exclamation mark and the number on the left, it will run the command for that number.
[16:08] <ActionParsnip> gdoteof: you can run the last command again by typing:  !!    (aka bang bang)
[16:09] <gdoteof> ActionParsnip: ah, good to know.  i did know !! but not that i could query like that.  in any case i needed the commands i had run to create a docker file.  appreciate the help
[16:14] <zetheroo> After performing an update and rebooting the server will no longer boot up .. trying in recovery mode it comes to the point "Gave up waiting for root device." and dumps me into initramfs ... :P
[16:14] <zetheroo> Above it says "Alert! /dev/disk/by-uuid/*UUID* does not exist."
[16:18] <VictorCL> is there a live verision of ubuntu to run from pendrive?
[16:20] <DJones> !live | VictorCL
[16:20] <DJones> VictorCL: Just use the standard desktop iso, put it on a usb stick, and you can boot up and run it
[16:20] <VictorCL> where are the steps to install it on the pendrive?
[16:20] <DJones> !usb
[16:20] <DJones> VictorCL: The bots info should help
[16:23] <max__> ciao a tutti
[16:26] <funskter> does anyone know how i can use curl on command line to POST data, but i looking to post an array like  cars=(honda,toyota,nissan)
[16:27] <zen_monkey> Hi, i am attempting to install precise via the mini iso and it hangs forever after choosing the country/mirror on the purple screen with a grey bar below... anyone knows what may be causing this?
[16:30] <Burrito> If someone installed 14.04 Beta now, would they be able to upgrade to the official release later without reinstalling?
[16:30] <OerHeks> Burrito, yes
[16:30] <Burrito> Player, ^
[16:34] <ljsoftnet> how do i remove 1 entry in /proc/asound/cards
[16:35] <sydneyJDykstra> !bot
[16:41] <ActionParsnip> zen_monkey: can you ping 8.8.8.8 in TTY2 ?
[16:42] <ljsoftnet> can somebody help me with xfce-volumed?
[16:43] <Domincii> Hi guys I'm back, the bootable DVD was working in my laptop but I still can't run in on my Ubuntu machine.. At the moment I can't even watch DVD's or play CD's via the drive in Ubuntu, perhaps it's mounted incorrectly?
[16:43] <Domincii> It shows up in the Disk Utility just fine it just doesn't seem to be 'spinning' the disks at all
[16:45] <sydneyJDykstra> Domincii: Is it junk?
[16:46] <ActionParsnip> Domincii: have you tried different players?
[16:47] <jhutchins> Domincii: Does anything happen to dmesg when you insert a disk?
[16:47] <Domincii> Actionparsnip the actual DVD doesnt show up in my drive, I can't try to run it from anything. I can see the DRIVE though
[16:48] <jhutchins> Domincii: Does the eject command work?
[16:48] <Domincii> The drive doesnt even seem to be attempting to read the disks
[16:48] <Domincii> I can check, what is the commed jhutchins?
[16:48] <jhutchins> Domincii: eject
[16:48] <Domincii> jhutchins, i just write that in terminal or what?
[16:49] <geo_> hi everyone
[16:51] <zen_monkey> ActionParsnip, on sec... 8.8.8.8 is alice! :D
[16:52] <zen_monkey> ActionParsnip, i meant alive, not wonderland ;)
[16:54] <jhutchins> zen_monkey: Did you verify the md5sum of the iso and whatever you burned it to?
[16:54] <sydneyJDykstra> Domincii: I have a drive that does that. It is junk. :)
[16:54] <Domincii> sydneyjdykstra you mean the drive is broken?
[16:54] <cfhowlett> Domincii, they DO fail ...
[16:55] <Domincii> when I do lshw -C disk it shows up the drive, but when I type eject it says it cant access the disk drive
[16:55] <sydneyJDykstra> If it ejects fine,but doesn't read I think so. :'(
[16:55] <Domincii>  sorry for the wall here but this is what I see when I do lshw -C
[16:55] <Domincii>  *-cdrom                         description: DVD-RAM writer        product: iHAS124   E        vendor: ATAPI        physical id: 0.0.0        bus info: scsi@3:0.0.0        logical name: /dev/cdrom2        logical name: /dev/cdrw2        logical name: /dev/dvd2        logical name: /dev/dvdrw2        logical name: /dev/sr0        version: 4L04        capabilities: removable audio cd-r cd-rw dvd dvd-r dvd-ram        configuration: a
[16:55] <Domincii> it wont eject though
[16:56] <sydneyJDykstra> How do you open it then?
[16:56] <Giant81_> evolution: Depends: evolution-common (= 3.8.4-0ubuntu1) but 3.8.4-0ubuntu1 is to be installed..... ?? did I do something wrong?
[16:56] <wheatthin> sudo eject /dev/sr0
[16:57] <wheatthin> if that works, make sure you're in the cdrom group too
[16:57] <Giant81_> so I went to isntall evolution..... I added the repository, did a 'sudo apt-get install evolution' everything worked well... went to install the -ews or -mapi for exchange support, won't install needs an older version of evolution
[16:57] <Domincii> wheatthin it worked
[16:57] <Giant81_> running ubuntu 13.10
[16:57] <eightyeight> are archive.ubuntu.com and security.ubuntu.com the same server?
[16:57] <eightyeight> dig(1) seems to say so. just making sure
[16:57] <wheatthin> Domincii, sudo gpasswd -a <username> cdrom
[16:57] <sydneyJDykstra> Domincii: Personally I think it is junk. I have one that shows up in my computer,but it doesn't read any media. Sorry to break the news. :-(
[16:58] <Giant81_> so uninstalled evolution, removed the repository, did an update, went to isntall it with the software center
[16:58] <Giant81_> get dumb dependancy problems that it needs xxx. but it's instlaling it
[16:58] <Giant81_> evolution: Depends: evolution-common (= 3.8.4-0ubuntu1) but 3.8.4-0ubuntu1 is to be installed
[16:59] <Domincii> wheatthin done, it said it added me to group cdrom
[16:59] <Domincii> sydneyjdkstra possibly, id like to pretty much exhaust any possibilities before buying a new one though
[16:59] <wheatthin> it should work on your next login.. or might work on the next command execution .. i'm medicated and forget now
[16:59] <ram_> what is the advantage of labview in ubuntu
[17:00] <cfhowlett> !info labview
[17:00] <Domincii> wheatthin ill reboot now
[17:00] <ram_> hardware communication in ubuntu
[17:00] <cfhowlett> ram_, it's not in the repository
[17:01] <ko_lo> o/
[17:02] <ko_lo> I got a ubuntu 10.04 here and I would like to switch to the next lts
[17:02] <JimFenton_> Hi, sorry I'm late
[17:02] <sydneyJDykstra> Domincii: I understand completely!!
[17:02] <ko_lo> there is a update sugggested by  the update manager but it fail every time I try to download
[17:02] <cfhowlett> ko_lo, desktop or server?
[17:02] <JimFenton_> oops wrong chatroom (sorry)
[17:03] <Domincii> sydneyjdykstra is there any way to tab respond to people as opposed to writing their names on the freenode webchat? I used to use an irc client but am using the webchat atm and its irritating writing the names of those i need to respond to constantly
[17:03] <awakecoding> I'm having trouble installing 32-bit development packages on a 64-bit system, for the purpose of building 32-bit packages on a 64-bit system. every time I tried to install a 32-bit package, it wants to uninstall the 64-bit equivalent: http://pastie.org/8967852
[17:03] <awakecoding> any help on ubuntu multi-arch?
[17:03] <ko_lo> cfhowlett: desktop sorry
[17:03] <ram_> how can i connect chatroom in xchat
[17:04] <owen1> i use i3 and would like to enjoy wirless connection. i tried running wicd but i see: 'starting network connetion manager wicd ...fail' any ideas?
[17:04] <cfhowlett> !end-of-life|ko_lo, 10.04 is end of life.  see the update/upgrade options in the wiki
[17:04] <cfhowlett> ram_, /join #chatroomname
[17:05] <Domincii> wheatthin hey ive rebooted and put a normal DVD into the drive, nothing is happening though and I cant see the DVD in my home folder
[17:05] <sydneyJDykstra> Domincii: Yes,i actually just started using pidgin about a hour ago. You should be able to type out three to 4 letters of  that persons name then hit tab.
[17:05] <Domincii> SydneyJDykstra: thanks
[17:05] <wheatthin> Domincii, how does your /etc/fstab look? can you paste it into pastebin?
[17:06] <Domincii> wheatthin how can I do that? sorry I'm not great with ubuntu
[17:06] <wheatthin> !paste
[17:06] <zen_monkey> jhutchins, the sha1 it's OK, is it possible to check the integrity of a "mini" iso in some other way?
[17:07] <wheatthin> Domincii, you can open a terminal and type cat /etc/fstab   then copy and paste it to paste.ubuntu.com
[17:07] <wheatthin> then give us the link
[17:07] <wheatthin> or pipe it using pastebinit
[17:07] <wheatthin> cat /etc/fstab | pastebinit
[17:07] <ko_lo> ty cfhowlett :)
[17:07] <maujhsn> SASL: added ubuntu: [PLAIN] maujhsn *
[17:08] <cfhowlett> ko_lo, don't forget 14.04 LTS comes out next month
[17:08] <wheatthin> <-- can hardly wait :P
[17:08] <wheatthin> I'm on 12.04.. shouldn't be too different.. but yeah :)
[17:08] <scinawa> hallo!
[17:08] <ram_> is  antvirus are needed for ubuntu also formoney  transcation
[17:09] <sydneyJDykstra> cfhowlett: I know,I am excited for it!
[17:09] <cfhowlett> !antivirus|ram_,
[17:09] <sydneyJDykstra> scinawa: Hi
[17:09] <cfhowlett> sydneyJDykstra, I only install LTS so - xmas every other year!
[17:09] <Domincii> wheatthin http://paste.ubuntu.com/7152119/
[17:09] <sydneyJDykstra> cfhowlett: Same with me!!
[17:10] <ram_> thank you for ur quik rply
[17:10] <sydneyJDykstra> Domincii: Good job!!
[17:10] <Domincii> sydneyJDykstra: what did I do O_O
[17:11] <sydneyJDykstra> Domincii: Figured out how to use paste bin. I took me  much longer than you to figure it out.:-D
[17:12] <Domincii> sydneyJDykstra: Oh ahaha, is there anything you can see concerning the drive from the fstab command I pasted here?
[17:12] <ram_> how can i manage net speed in my modem (inc and dec speed of modem) ??
[17:13] <sydneyJDykstra> Domincii: I am not sure...
[17:13] <Domincii> sydneyJDykstra: that's, fine. What about you, wheatthin?
[17:15] <wheatthin> Domincii, I'd add the /dev/sr0 cdrom entry into fstab
[17:15] <Domincii> wheatthin how can I do that?
[17:15] <jhutchins> ram_: Depends on the modem.
[17:16] <wheatthin> Domincii, /dev/sr0       /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec,utf8   0       0
[17:16] <wheatthin> add that line into /etc/fstab        gksu gedit /etc/fstab
[17:18] <violetFX> !ask | violetDX
[17:18] <KeOps> hi
[17:18] <sydneyJDykstra> KeOps: hello
[17:19] <KeOps> what s the best text editor alternate to notepad++ for ubuntu ?
[17:19] <Domincii> wheatthin I tried sudo /dev/sr0       /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec,utf8   0       0 and i'm getting the command not found response
[17:19] <Giant81_> anyone know why software center would tell me it needs a dependancy, then tells me it's going to install the dependancy ?
[17:19] <Giant81_> evolution: Depends: evolution-common (= 3.8.4-0ubuntu1) but 3.8.4-0ubuntu1 is to be installed
[17:20] <sydneyJDykstra> KeOps:  Try Libre Office Writer or Abiword.
[17:21] <KeOps> what about Vİm and EMacs ?
[17:21] <KeOps> vim
[17:21] <clue_h> KeOps, or nano
[17:22] <KeOps> by the way why doesnt Wine show all programs in my windows partition?
[17:22] <KeOps> it just shows internet explorer
[17:23] <sydneyJDykstra> KeOps: that is what I have tried and trust.
[17:23] <Domincii> wheatthins: you there homes?
[17:23] <KeOps> what do u trust sydneyJDykstra ?
[17:24] <sydneyJDykstra> KeOps:    Libre Office Writer and Abiword.
[17:25] <KeOps> sydneyJDykstra:  it s just normal word editor
[17:25] <KeOps> i am looking for text and code editor like Notepad++
[17:26] <sydneyJDykstra> KeOps: Well then I am not sure.:-(
[17:26] <KeOps> ok thx sydneyJDykstra
[17:26] <sydneyJDykstra> KeOps: you are more than welcome! ;-)
[17:26] <KeOps> :p
[17:27] <KeOps> why doesnt wine show all programs in my hddd ?
[17:27] <KeOps> hdd *
[17:28] <utack> how does "dd" work if the block size is bigger than the space left on a device. let's say i want to wipe a usb drive and it reaches the end. does it write to the very end or does it notice the last block of data won't fit and quit?
[17:28] <jhutchins> KeOps: What does a "
[17:28] <jhutchins> KeOps: What does a "program" consist of in Windows?
[17:28] <KyouReeUs4nfo> Keops: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72106/what-can-i-use-as-a-notepad-alternative-in-linux-ubuntu
[17:29] <xutl> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ dmesg | tail [224877.516278] scsi 29:0:0:0: CD-ROM            HUAWEI   Mass Storage     2.31 PQ: 0 ANSI: 0 [224877.518102] scsi 29:0:0:1: Direct-Access     HUAWEI   SD Storage       2.31 PQ: 0 ANSI: 2 [224877.527236] sr1: scsi-1 drive [224877.527458] sr 29:0:0:0: Attached scsi CD-ROM sr1 [224877.528262] sr 29:0:0:0: Attached scsi generic sg1 type 5 [224877.528982] sd 29:0:0:1: Attached scsi generic sg2 type 0 [224877.5681
[17:29] <KeOps> thx KyouReeUs4nfo
[17:29] <xutl> how to open this attached cd-rom drive ?
[17:30] <KeOps> but i am not sure how to use Vim or Emacs
[17:30] <KeOps> they dont seem to appear in software center
[17:31] <jhutchins> xutl: Does the "eject" command work?
[17:31] <wheatthin> Domincii, Umm no... it's    gksu gedit /etc/fstab     add      /dev/sr0 line to it
[17:31] <jhutchins> KeOps: Both require some learning, but reward you with amazing capabilities.
[17:31] <ActionParsnip> xutl: is this a 3G modem?
[17:31] <KeOps> i found it
[17:31] <jhutchins> KeOps: Emacs is possibly the more elaborate system, with many extensions and modules.
[17:32] <xutl> jhutchins: it will eject my cd drive, but this drive is internet dongle ec122, i wanna open it so that can copy files and install it on ubuntu
[17:32] <jhutchins> KeOps: vi/vim will be available and work the same way on almost any *NIX system.
[17:32] <xutl> ActionParsnip: yes
[17:32] <xutl> huawei ec122 ActionParsnip
[17:32] <jjavaholic> !kvm
[17:32] <ActionParsnip> xutl: if you eject the storage (which windows uses to put the driver on) it will then 'flip' and become a serial modem which are as old as time
[17:33] <ubun00b> hi guys
[17:33] <ubun00b> i think i need some hints to understand what i did with my graphics driver
[17:33] <BlackOp> Wine is super :D
[17:33] <jhutchins> !vi
[17:33] <KeOps> really cool :)
[17:33] <KeOps> well i opened Notepad++ with Wine
[17:33] <ubun00b> How can I check if i'm using xorg.conf in my 13.10 or not?
[17:33] <xutl> ActionParsnip: ??? meaning ???
[17:33] <KeOps> it s cool
[17:34] <ActionParsnip> xutl: if you run:  sudo fdisk -l    you will see a USB storage, eject the drive using the drive name.  eg  /dev/sga   then it should work
[17:34] <jhutchins> KeOps: http://www.atmos.albany.edu/daes/atmclasses/atm350/vi_cheat_sheet.pdf http://www.lagmonster.org/docs/vi.html
[17:35] <Domincii> wheatthin will doing this work http://paste.ubuntu.com/7152262/
[17:35] <xutl> ActionParsnip: sudo fdisk -l showing nothing
[17:35] <jjavaholic> !virtualization
[17:35] <jhutchins> KeOps: http://www.viemu.com/a_vi_vim_graphical_cheat_sheet_tutorial.html
[17:35] <ActionParsnip> xutl: it should at least show your Linux drive
[17:35] <ActionParsnip> KeOps: not used Sublime?
[17:35] <xutl> ActionParsnip: its showing nothing
[17:35] <ActionParsnip> xutl: the option is minus ell, not minus one
[17:36] <KeOps> nope
[17:36] <KeOps> ActionParsnip:
[17:36] <KeOps> do u suggest me use wine ?
[17:36] <KeOps> it works like a charm
[17:36] <KeOps> i can even play games :)
[17:36] <ActionParsnip> KeOps: sublime is native, no need for wine
[17:36] <xutl> ActionParsnip: ??
[17:37] <KeOps> ActionParsnip:   there s no sublime in software center
[17:37] <KeOps> should i install manually ?
[17:37] <ActionParsnip> xutl: sudo fdisk -l   not:  sudo fdisk -1
[17:37] <KeOps> and can u give me link for that or tell me how to install pls ?
[17:37] <ActionParsnip> KeOps: what is the output of:  cat /etc/issue
[17:37] <KeOps> what output ?
[17:37] <xutl> ActionParsnip: yes, doing -l only and not -1, but nothing showing
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> KeOps: run the command in terminal, what is output?
[17:38] <jjavaholic> does virtualbox need kvm?
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> xutl: prefixed with sudo?
[17:38] <KeOps> ActionParsnip:  i am newbie :S
[17:38] <KeOps> i dont understand what u mean
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> KeOps: copy the comamnd and press CTRL+ALT+T
[17:38] <xutl> ActionParsnip: ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ dmesg | tail [234544.757878] usb 2-1.2: GSM modem (1-port) converter now attached to ttyUSB2 [234544.758020] usb-storage 2-1.2:1.3: USB Mass Storage device detected [234544.758558] scsi34 : usb-storage 2-1.2:1.3 [234545.757152] scsi 34:0:0:0: CD-ROM            HUAWEI   Mass Storage     2.31 PQ: 0 ANSI: 0 [234545.759101] scsi 34:0:0:1: Direct-Access     HUAWEI   SD Storage       2.31 PQ: 0 ANSI: 2 [234545.76
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> KeOps: paste the command to the terminal and press ENTER
[17:38] <KeOps> cat /etc/issue  ??
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> KeOps: copy the output and paste here
[17:39] <ActionParsnip> KeOps: yes, the command is "cat /etc/issue" without the quotes
[17:39] <xutl> ActionParsnip: ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo fdisk -l ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ dmesg | tail [234544.757878] usb 2-1.2: GSM modem (1-port) converter now attached to ttyUSB2 [234544.758020] usb-storage 2-1.2:1.3: USB Mass Storage device detected [234544.758558] scsi34 : usb-storage 2-1.2:1.3 [234545.757152] scsi 34:0:0:0: CD-ROM            HUAWEI   Mass Storage     2.31 PQ: 0 ANSI: 0 [234545.759101] scsi 34:0:0:1: Direct-Access     HUAWEI   SD Storage     
[17:39] <KeOps> ActionParsnip:   Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS \n \l
[17:40] <jjavaholic> what is the difference between kvm and virtualbox?
[17:40] <xutl> http://pastebin.com/Ga8KPnWw ActionParsnip
[17:40] <KeOps> oh >  [19:39:38] BlackOp [~Achilles@unaffiliated/achies/x-0403923] has quit IRC: Read error: Connection reset by peer
[17:40] <KeOps> why did my clone in wine closed ?
[17:42] <ActionParsnip> KeOps: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/sublime-text-2; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install sublime-text
[17:43] <KeOps> thx ActionParsnip
[17:43] <declan2> Hi all, I'm trying to get jackd to work, but when I start it it says "Cannot connect to server socket err = No such file or directory"
[17:43] <declan2> does anyone know what I could try?
[17:43] <ubuntu__> lulieann
[17:43] <ActionParsnip> KeOps: that's one big command
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> KeOps: it will add the package source then install the editor
[17:44] <KeOps> installed sublime  thx ActionParsnip :)
[17:44] <KeOps> yep
[17:44] <KeOps> thank u a lot
[17:44] <KeOps> added ppa too
[17:44] <xutl> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/Ga8KPnWw
[17:44] <KeOps> so i can get updates
[17:47] <xutl> ???
[17:48] <KeOps> what is the ctrl+del  in ubuntu ?
[17:48] <KeOps> to kill process ?
[17:48] <KeOps> i tried to run a game and it ruined the screen now :S
[17:49] <beandog> pkill programname or kill if you know the pid
[17:49] <camarad> I cant detect blank cd/dvd in ubuntu , and same in windows 7 ???
[17:49] <camarad> Why
[17:49] <Jordan_U> !details | camarad
[17:49] <Urlich> Hi
[17:49] <camarad> WHy I cant detect blank cd/dvd in ubuntu , and same in windows 7 ???
[17:50] <xutl> camarad: your problem sounds like faulty cd/dvd drive or its bad connection, check connection, drive in other system and diagnose more
 I am tryig to burn iso in a dvd
[17:52] <Jordan_U> camarad: How are you trying to burn the iso? What happens when you try to do so? Do you see any error messages?
[17:53] <xutl> Jordan_U: he is saying, he can't detect blank dvd's in ubuntu or in win7
[17:54] <xutl> Jordan_U: http://pastebin.com/Ga8KPnWw how to open huawei cdma modem in 13,10 so as to copy its linux driver and install it ?
 I said i can't even detect the blank cd after pluging it in ? the laptop isn't mine so i dont know if it's a hardware issue ??
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> camarad: if you run:  sudo lshw -C drive     do you see the optical drive? Sounds like a dead drive if its not working in either OS
[17:57] <vladivostoq> hello everyone, how can I install xampp? I am getting this error : http://paste.ubuntu.com/7152342/
 I get "  PCI(sysfs) " it seems like it ...
[17:58] <xutl> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/uRzJC45F
[17:59] <vladivostoq> hello everyone, how can I install xampp? I am getting this error : http://paste.ubuntu.com/7152342/ ...or should I just install the LAMP stack, as advised by one user on askubuntu.com ?
[18:00] <ActionParsnip> xutl: sudo eject /dev/sr1 /dev/sg2 /dev/sg1
[18:00] <xutl> ActionParsnip: whats sr1 sg2 and sg1 here ?
[18:02] <oshakati_> Heya folks
[18:02] <ActionParsnip> xutl: drives etc, you need to get rid of them, the device will then flip
[18:03] <xutl> ActionParsnip: I hope none of them is my physical dvd drive, as I am running an imp. file from it
[18:03] <xutl> ActionParsnip: ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo eject /dev/sr1 eject: unable to find or open device for: `/dev/sr1' ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo eject /dev/sr1 /dev/sg2 /dev/sg1 eject: too many arguments ubuntu@ubuntu:~$
[18:03] <scinawa> how do I know which of the various version of nvidia-driver (319,304,331..) should I install
[18:04] <mwrk> i have an oldish version of ubuntu from 2012, which had pip 1.1. 'pip install --upgrade pip' said permission denied to /usr/bin so i reran it as sudo and it uninstalled it from /usr/bin and put pip 1.5.4 in /usr/local/bin.
[18:04] <ActionParsnip> xutl: ok do them one at a time
[18:04] <mwrk> but i think my original pip was installed via apt-get pip, so that's not what i should have done. How can i undo the upgrade?
[18:04] <ActionParsnip> xutl: if you run:  lsusb   you will see an 8 character hex ID, you can use that to find guides
[18:04] <ActionParsnip> scinawa: what nvidia gpu do you have?
[18:04] <xutl> ActionParsnip: ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo eject /dev/sr1 eject: unable to find or open device for: `/dev/sr1' ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo eject /dev/sr1 /dev/sg2 /dev/sg1 eject: too many arguments ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo eject /dev/sg1 eject: unable to find or open device for: `/dev/sg1' ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo eject /dev/sg2 eject: unable to find or open device for: `/dev/sg2' ubuntu@ubuntu:~$
[18:05] <ActionParsnip> scinawa: is it an optimus setup?
[18:05] <Urlich> Anybody have an update on this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/1118446
[18:05] <xutl> http://pastebin.com/uRzJC45F ActionParsnip ActionParsnip 12d1:140b for huawei ?
[18:06] <Urlich> @ubottu: we talking about the same bug?
[18:07] <ActionParsnip> xutl: http://askubuntu.com/questions/6001/how-to-configure-tata-photon-ec1261-huawei
[18:07] <ActionParsnip> xutl: http://www.zyxware.com/articles/2252/setting-up-reliance-netconnect-wireless-broadband-modem-on-ubuntu-11-10-oneiric-ocelot
[18:07] <scinawa> ActionParsnip: it's a geforce 610m
[18:07] <xutl> ActionParsnip: mine is mts mblaze huawei ec122 cdma modem
[18:07] <ActionParsnip> xutl: dude there are tones of guides for this thing
[18:07] <scinawa> with ubuntu 13.10
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> xutl: it doesnt matter what is printed on the pretty plastic shell
[18:08] <xutl> but how to open it, it has its linux in it
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> xutl: the IDs are what you need.
[18:08] <xutl> linux driver*
[18:08] <xutl> ok
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> scinawa: if you run: sudo lshw -C display      do you see an Intel GPU too
[18:09] <scinawa> yes, intel vendor
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> xutl: the make and model is of zero value, the guys at mblaze buy the chips in the device and make their products, Linux does not care about manufacturers, only what it can see
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> xutl: you don't need a different driver for an MSI Gefore video card to an ABIT one, do you?
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> xutl: if they are both the same GPU...
[18:10] <xutl> hmm
[18:11] <Urlich> I'll check back in later
[18:11] <Urlich> bye
[18:12] <scinawa> i can see the login of gdm but after everything is black and i can use only the mouse
[18:12] <ActionParsnip> xutl: no, its an nvidia driver, the same driver for both, same here
[18:12] <omar> Hi all.
[18:13] <xutl> ActionParsnip: ok, http://pastebin.com/XXkYwaaE new paste, its getting ejected now, so now what to do ?
[18:13] <ActionParsnip> xutl: check the guides I gave
[18:13] <xutl> kk
[18:13] <omar> I am using Ubuntu 13.10 on a Toshiba Satillite, and for some reason when I put it to suspend it wakes up autmatically a couple seconds later. What could be the problem?
[18:14] <ActionParsnip> omar: 13.10 does not have much support left, you may want to upgrade soon
[18:14] <owen1> i am trying to install wicd from this ppa - https://launchpad.net/~chilicuil/+archive/proposed-fixes
[18:15] <owen1> i get 'cannot add PPA: 'ppa-chilicuil/proposed-fixes'.
[18:15] <omar> ActionParsnip, But 14.04 is not out yet... And it still not much better than 13.10..
[18:15] <owen1> all i did was using the add-apt-repository command
[18:15] <xutl> ActionParsnip: but I still can't understand is that why are they not opening like a drive ?
[18:15] <omar> is*
[18:15] <afreidah2> hoping somebody can help me figure out if what I am trying to do is possible and if I am doing something stupid:  I had an ubuntu physical machine running windows XP inside of virtualbox.  Everything worked as expected.  I want to be able to run this whole setup off of a usb drive.  I used remastersys to create an iso file of the ubuntu machine and then dd'ed it to the usb drive.  I am able to boot straight
[18:15] <afreidah2> to the usb drive and virtualbox is present and can see the windows XP machine, but whenever I try to start the XP vm I get errors: VD: error VERR_DISK_FULL.  Failed to attach driver below us! Disk is full.       There is currently 1.8 gb of free space left on the usb stick and the windowsxp vdi file is 3.6 gb.  To boot the vm does virtualbox require grabbing additional disk space or somethin?
[18:17] <ActionParsnip> owen1: wicd is in the official repos...
[18:17] <Fjorgynn> :)
[18:17] <Fjorgynn> aptitude <3
[18:18] <ActionParsnip> !aptitude
[18:18] <ActionParsnip> Fjorgynn: apt-fast for me :)
[18:18] <owen1> ActionParsnip: true, but it's not running for me - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wicd/+bug/1132529
[18:19] <owen1> so i am trying to get the PPA but maybe i don't know how to get PPAs ):
[18:19] <camarad> can anyone tell how to format a USB  ??
[18:19] <omar> ActionParsnip, What is OHC and EHC?
[18:19] <ActionParsnip> camarad: use gparted
[18:19] <ActionParsnip> omar: no idea, sorry
[18:20] <scinawa> ActionParsnip: you are a master :D
[18:20] <ActionParsnip> scinawa: not yet, been around a while though
[18:20] <mwrk> if i installed pip with apt-get install python-pip, how can i upgrade pip when the normal command is pip install --upgrade pip, but that installs it to a different place than apt?
[18:21] <junaos_> Hi
[18:21] <[Gentoo]> hi
[18:21] <vladivostoq> hello everyone, how can I install xampp? I am getting this error : http://paste.ubuntu.com/7152342/ ...or should I just install the LAMP stack, as advised by one user on askubuntu.com ?
[18:22] <scinawa> i did not get correctly the relation between
[18:22] <junaos_> I am running Ubuntu alongside with windows
[18:22] <scinawa> bumblebee, nvidia propietary driver, cuda driver (which are nvidia driver!)
[18:22] <junaos_> I am a newbie
[18:23] <scinawa> and why should i trust somebody unknown that put his driver on ppa for me :D
[18:23] <ActionParsnip> scinawa: if you have a switchable GPU you will need bumblebee to support it in some fashion.Lots of guides online
[18:23] <junaos_> I accidentally deleted all the files on a ntfs partition
[18:23] <junaos_> windows was installed on that partition
[18:23] <ActionParsnip> scinawa: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bumblebee
[18:24] <junaos_> If I try to unmount the disk I get
[18:24] <junaos_> In order to regain the free space on this volume the trash must be emptied. All trashed items on the volume will be permanently lost.
[18:24] <scinawa> but it's a cli software as far as i can see!
[18:24] <junaos_> I can;t find those files in trash too
[18:24] <junaos_> can anybody help me recover windows?
[18:24] <[Gentoo]> junaos_: what files
[18:25] <owen1> can someone run this and tell me if it's working? sudo add-apt-repository ppa:chilicuil/proposed-fixes
[18:25] <Z33K> Hello what IRC channel is this?
[18:25] <seednode> #ubuntu, as should be fairly obvious...?
[18:25] <[Gentoo]> Z33K: #ubuntu
[18:25] <ActionParsnip> junaos_: you'll need your backups
[18:26] <junaos_> backups?
[18:26] <Z33K> thanks I was informed to download this on my webtop
[18:26] <[Gentoo]> one does not simply "have backups"
[18:27] <[Gentoo]> junaos_: how did you delete the files
[18:27] <junaos_> ActionParsnip: can you explain how to recover?
[18:27] <junaos_> i am not sure, by mistake it happened, I think it is just unavailable currently
[18:27] <ActionParsnip> junaos_: yes, if you have a backup, restore from that
[18:27] <junaos_> no backup ActionParsnip
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> junaos_: then you may be able to get some of the data back with foremost in Ubuntu live CD
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> junaos_: if space where the data once resided was overwritten with new data then it is GONE
[18:28] <junaos_> no
[18:28] <junaos_> I have not done anything to it
[18:28] <junaos_> just few minutes ago it happened
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> junaos_: you may get partitial files, or complete files but file name and folder location will also be lost
[18:29] <[Gentoo]> junaos_: its probably not gone
[18:29] <[Gentoo]> what did you do
[18:29] <JFranks> Damn... I almost want to boot this machine off a disk with a GUI so I can partition my RAID5 properly.. Is there no CLI based tool that would go "Here's a list of disks, pick one.. Okay you picked this device, it has no partitions, would you like to make a default linux partition using the whole disk space?"
[18:29] <[Gentoo]> some cli stuff>
[18:29] <[Gentoo]> ?
[18:29] <junaos_> not cli
[18:29] <junaos_> I did something while every thing in C: was selected
[18:29] <[Gentoo]> be easier if you say the steps what you did
[18:29] <[Gentoo]> junaos_: from windows?
[18:30] <junaos_> no Ubuntu 12.04
[18:30] <junaos_> that's the problem
[18:30] <[Gentoo]> well it is possible to delete entire ntfs contents without root permissions
[18:30] <junaos_> yes
[18:30] <junaos_> that is how it got deleted :(
[18:30] <[Gentoo]> check .local/share/Trash
[18:30] <junaos_> in cli?
[18:31] <[Gentoo]> no idea if external data goes there or not
[18:31] <[Gentoo]> i dont use it
[18:31] <junaos_> how to access it in cli?
[18:31] <[Gentoo]> ls ls -a .local/share/Trash
[18:31] <[Gentoo]> one ls not 2
[18:32] <junaos_> ls -a /local/share/Trash?
[18:32] <[Gentoo]> junaos_: yea things might be in there
[18:32] <[Gentoo]> by default things go there when deleted from file manager
[18:32] <junaos_> I got following
[18:32] <junaos_> .  ..  files  info
[18:33] <[Gentoo]> ls -a .local/share/Trash/files
[18:33] <Arceye> Hi all, what do I need to download to allow me to watch DVD's in xubuntu ?
[18:33] <[Gentoo]> im not really familiar with the Trash layout
[18:34] <Jordan_U> afreidah2: What filesystem is the vdi contained on? Fat32 has a 4 GiB limit on individual files.
[18:34] <[Gentoo]> or just do it from the file manager see if you can find anything in there
[18:34] <[Gentoo]> make sure show hidden filed is on
[18:34] <junaos_> how to do that? lol
[18:34] <ActionParsnip> !dvd | Arceye
[18:34] <junaos_> enable show hidden
[18:34] <[Gentoo]> junaos_: in the options somewhere
[18:35] <[Gentoo]> view options probably
[18:35] <quebre> hi all, writting from tablet coz cannot finish ubuntu instalation, the problem is: the installer went to the post-install, then my network died so the instalation hanged, i haave rebooted in hope the installer will resume where it hanged, grub load on boot but when i select to boot ubuntu, nothing happens. how can i resume the installer? please help....
[18:35] <ActionParsnip> [Gentoo]: ctrl + H I believe
[18:35] <[Gentoo]> ActionParsnip: ok :)
[18:35] <junaos_> ctrl+h?
[18:35] <omar> ActionParsnip, No problem. It seems like I managed to fix it. :)
[18:35] <Arceye> ActionParsnip, Thanks
[18:36] <[Gentoo]> junaos_: if you go into the file manager you'll probably see not too much until you enable hidden file view so you'll see all the files beginning with a dot.
[18:36] <junaos_> file manager or trash?
[18:36] <zen_monkey> Hi, i am attempting to install precise via the mini iso and it hangs forever after choosing the country/mirror on a purple screen with a grey bar below... anyone knows what may be causing this? btw, the ISO sha1 it's ok. TTY4 shows some debug info (with a bad typed url) then 4 gpgv outputs and hangs on net-retriever:....
[18:37] <[Gentoo]> junaos_: just run the command ls -a .local/share/Trash/files
[18:37] <Jordan_U> quebre: You can't "resume" an installation. You can only re-install over the partial installation, or manually perform all of the steps the installer didn't get to.
[18:37] <ActionParsnip> or CTRL + .
[18:37] <junaos_> nothing found
[18:38] <[Gentoo]> junaos_: ok
[18:38] <quebre> jordan, how i can manually finish it?
[18:38] <junaos_> did yo see my error message while unmounting
[18:38] <[Gentoo]> junaos_: no
[18:38] <junaos_> wait a sec
[18:38] <junaos_> Do you want to empty the trash before you unmount?
[18:38] <junaos_> n order to regain the free space on this volume the trash must be emptied. All trashed items on the volume will be permanently lost.
[18:38] <[Gentoo]> junaos_: what did you do?
[18:38] <[Gentoo]> that sounds like it
[18:38] <junaos_> Unmount
[18:39] <Jordan_U> quebre: It depends on what things the installer didn't finish doing, and I don't know Ubuntu's installer well enough to tell you that even if I knew exactly where it stopped.
[18:39] <junaos_> clicked on unmount Drive C:
[18:39] <[Gentoo]> junaos_: probably all gone tbh
[18:39] <[Gentoo]> who knows
[18:39] <junaos_> ?
[18:39] <[Gentoo]> sounds like the trash got emptied
[18:39] <junaos_> not emptied
[18:39] <junaos_> it is askinf me to do
[18:39] <junaos_> three options came up
[18:39] <junaos_> Empty trash
[18:39] <junaos_> Cancel
[18:39] <junaos_> Do not empty
[18:40] <junaos_> I clicked on DO not empty
[18:40] <[Gentoo]> and now you mount the drive and nothings in it right?
[18:40] <ActionParsnip> junaos_: why do you not have a backup?
[18:40] <quebre> does that mean i cant install ubuntu? my network speed  is 50kb/s and disconnects every hour... it will hang again...
[18:40] <junaos_> 56.5 GB used
[18:40] <junaos_> in properties
[18:40] <[Gentoo]> junaos_: ok
[18:40] <vladivostoq> hello everyone, how can I install xampp? I am getting this error : http://paste.ubuntu.com/7152342/ ...or should I just install the LAMP stack, as advised by one user on askubuntu.com ?
[18:40] <[Gentoo]> sounds promising
[18:40] <Jordan_U> quebre: What happens if you chose recovery mode from the "Advanced Options for Ubuntu" submenu?
[18:40] <junaos_> hmm
[18:40] <[Gentoo]> junaos_: and whats in the mountpoint?
[18:41] <junaos_> When I clicked on unmount
[18:41] <[Gentoo]> auto mount normally goes in /media usually
[18:41] <junaos_> Unmount C:
[18:41] <[Gentoo]> eh
[18:41] <DJones> !xampp | vladivostoq
[18:41] <quebre> jordan i can see normal and recovery mode
[18:41] <[Gentoo]> C: isnt linux drive type
[18:41] <junaos_> I get that error message along with three buttons
[18:41] <[Gentoo]> /dev/sdc etc etc
[18:41] <junaos_> not like in cli
[18:41] <junaos_> In GUI
[18:41] <[Gentoo]> ah ok
[18:41] <Jordan_U> [Gentoo]: /run/media/username/ in more recent times.
[18:41] <junaos_> three buttons are
[18:41] <[Gentoo]> so what i mean is, what happens when you mount it
[18:41] <[Gentoo]> Jordan_U: ok
[18:42] <junaos_> nothing happens
[18:42] <junaos_> its just shows up empty
[18:42] <vladivostoq> DJones..didnt know it..then I install LAMP, guess it should work fine..
[18:42] <[Gentoo]> junaos_: empty dir?
[18:42] <[Gentoo]> ok
[18:42] <[Gentoo]> i got to go
[18:42] <[Gentoo]> parents evening
[18:42] <junaos_> yes but the properties shows there is data
[18:42] <junaos_> 56.5 G
[18:44] <DJones> vladivostoq: Hopefully that will all go ok for you, but if you get any issues, just ask in the channel, hopefully people will be able to suggest suitable solutions
[18:45] <vladivostoq> DJones, thank you, I will go about it now, and will return if anything comes up! :)
[18:48] <FapFlop|Work> Hey fellas. How would I go about setting up the clock in Cinnamon like this guy has? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VE7N510tQCc
[18:49] <FapFlop|Work> From what I've seen, you can only use one line.
[18:50] <Urlich> So why is ubuntu (saucy) opening every download package in gedit even when its an executable?
[18:51] <Urlich> I thought it was an issue with earlier packages but after DLing a more well know app I realized
[18:51] <Urlich> Anyone know why this is happening??
[18:51] <KeOps> hi
[18:52] <Jordan_U> Urlich: Packages should not have execute permissions.
[18:55] <Jordan_U> Urlich: What exactly are you downloading, and what do you expect to happen when you open the file (presumably by double clicking the file in Nautilus)?
[18:56] <willwh> Urlich: when you say exetcutable, are you talking about a shell script? like something.sh (which is executable)
[18:56] <willwh> or a .deb package?
[19:00] <Urlich> willwh: yes exactly. Explain.
[19:00] <mukti> I know that CJK characters don't display by default in the terminal, and programs like zhcon exist to display them if needed; but I'm running a headless VPS. Do I have any options to display CJK characters in the terminal (mostly for IRC, I don't need them for file names, or text files on the system). I'm running Ubuntu 11.04 if that makes a difference
[19:00] <wiebels> Hi, I just noticed my auth.log no longer updates and found this in my syslog (should I worry, im not the only admin): sudo: root : TTY=pts/0 ; PWD=/var/log/apache2 ; USE R=root ; COMMAND=/usr/bin/apt-get remove rsyslog
[19:01] <bluefrog> Urlich, open files (nautilus) preferences, behavior tab
[19:01] <SergioAD> Hello I am using Xubuntu 14.04, I have a little problem how can I remove the CSSD decorations from the Gnome 3.10 apps? apps like gthumb looks uggly
[19:03] <Jordan_U> wiebels: I would make sure you find out exactly who ran that command and why.
[19:03] <wiebels> Jordan_U Im trying to find out now, I do not trust this
[19:04] <jhutchins> wiebels: Somewhat typical of a rooted server.
[19:05] <wiebels> jhutchins I doubt its rooted however I'm not the main admin (I just check the logs every now and then). I'll give them a call. Whats a good first to investigate this, netstat?
[19:08] <ilhami>  /setWLSEnv.sh: 41: .: Can't open /wlserver/common/bin/commEnv.sh
[19:08] <ilhami> Why cant it open?
[19:08] <grimeton> ilhami: it's not there
[19:08] <grimeton> ilhami: find / -iname \*commenv.sh\*
[19:08] <ilhami> ok let me try.
[19:09] <ilhami> /opt/middleware/weblogic/wls12120/wlserver/common/bin/commEnv.sh
[19:09] <ilhami> /opt/middleware/weblogic/wls12120/oracle_common/common/bin/commEnv.sh
[19:09] <ilhami> it is?
[19:10] <grimeton> ilhami: yeah different path - i guess you have to modify the setWLSEnv.sh file
[19:10] <Mederic> Hello everyone ! I'm looking for people using minify & css
[19:10] <ilhami> grimeton, can you help?
[19:11] <ilhami> I will try.
[19:11] <grimeton> ilhami: i don't know the script and i can't fix it
[19:13] <The_Guy> thinkin about getting ubuntu on my desktop. can i still game and everything with it? whats the easiest way to get and install ubuntu and where should i start learning about linux etc?
[19:13] <daftykins> The_Guy: not all games work, but Steam is getting there
[19:14] <daftykins> The_Guy: do you have a spare USB flash drive or blank DVDs you can burn to?
[19:14] <moondoggy> Someone helped me shop for a printer for my Ubuntu machine...
[19:14] <FapFlop|Work> The_Guy: Dual boot it.
[19:14] <FlacBean02> Is there a way to always boot into a certain kernel version?
[19:14] <daftykins> FlacBean02: set a default with grub
[19:14] <moondoggy> FYI, I was suprised to find that the Samsung 2165W works on it *including* the wifi printing!
[19:14] <moondoggy> *works on Ubuntu 13.04, that is.
[19:15] <EvilRoey> hey all what's the SSH flag for just forwarding a port on another system and not opening a new shell on it?
[19:15] <daftykins> moondoggy: that's wonderful but this channel is for support questions only
[19:15] <FlacBean02> grub.cfg?
[19:16] <daftykins> FlacBean02: pretty sure the header of that says DO NOT EDIT ME, PEOPLE WILL DIE!
[19:16] <daftykins> !grub | FlacBean02
[19:16] <wiebels> jhutchins solved it; IT guy made an odd mistake.
[19:16] <Beldar> The_Guy, Help here is based on specificities and details, so broad questions are mute.
[19:16] <Beldar> moot*
[19:17] <SergioAD> daftykins do you know how can I remove the CSSD decorations of the GTK 3.10 apps with CSSD decorations
[19:17] <SergioAD> ?
[19:17] <daftykins> SergioAD: no sir
[19:17] <SergioAD> mmm I see
[19:17] <SergioAD> the windows with these decorations looks uggly
[19:18] <SergioAD> on Xubuntu only :/
[19:18] <bluefrog> wiebels, an admin removed syslog by mistake. time to boot the admin and reinstall the server
[19:19] <FlacBean02> hmmm so on a haunch it probably has something to do with set default="0"
[19:19] <Joel> I have a key for ssh, when I connect to the name I have in my ssh config, which also has the key, I connect fine. This means the key is good. When I ssh on the command line to the ip, I get permission denied. The key shows up in ssh-add -l. Thoughts on what else I can check?
[19:19] <daftykins> FlacBean02: indeedy
[19:19] <FlacBean02> i have no idea what the value would be though
[19:19] <bluefrog> wiebels, not to mention investigate everything that could be compromised
[19:19] <moondoggy> daftykins: Sorry.  Where would I go to find help getting printers to work, etc?
[19:19] <moondoggy> *what channel, I mean.
[19:20] <daftykins> FlacBean02: so you've got to count down the menu list to the one you want, bearing in mind 0 will be the first kernel, then 1 will be the recovery of that version, then 2 will be the first older kernel... etc.
[19:20] <daftykins> moondoggy: sure you ask here, but try and be more concise and on one line :)
[19:20] <MaksimM> Hello, can anyone tell me if Ubuntu OS supports Intel® i217LM and Intel® i210AT NIC drivers?
[19:21] <SergioAD> another image viewer like Shotwell but with not the ubuntu accounts integration and with not CSSD?
[19:21] <wiebels> Bluefrog well, its not production and its a local server, they tried syslog-ng for a while.
[19:21] <red_> maxm sites are blocked in my network how unblock it ?
[19:21] <daftykins> MaksimM: look it up online with regard to the Linux kernel in general, not so much ubuntu specific
[19:21] <bluefrog> wiebels ok that's all another story then
[19:21] <FlacBean02> ohh coool thanks
[19:21] <FlacBean02> 2 it is :)
[19:21] <Pici> red_: speak to your network administrator.
[19:21] <red_> PIci:I can't
[19:22] <daftykins> FlacBean02: be sure to run update-grub or whatever it is to enact your config change
[19:22] <red_> Pici: Its college LAN
[19:22] <wiebels> bluefrog yes, and Im glad it is. It was just an odd entry. I noticed it when looking for the reason why my apache2 goes to 100%.
[19:22] <daftykins> red_: they have an IT department, talk to them...
[19:22] <FlacBean02> right. thanks again
[19:22] <Pici> red_: We can't help you override your network policies here. You need to speak to someone in charge of your network.
[19:22] <wiebels> bluefrog which is mySQL related
[19:23] <red_> ok just tell me how to configure vpnbook in xubuntu.
[19:23] <FlacBean02> wait one more question. How do you mention someone in a reply like you are with me
[19:23] <Pici> !tab
[19:24] <Beldar> FlacBean02, You can boot per session or change the default OS.
[19:24] <Beldar> or kernel
[19:25] <daftykins> FlacBean02: i type the first character of your nickname then use tab-complete
[19:25] <daftykins> oh Pici got there, heh
[19:25] <red_> vpnbook configure in xubuntu ?
[19:25] <FlacBean02> Beldar Ubuntu is the only main OS. With the current Kernel not sure if its proposed or released but I can't boot into desktop so I have to jump back a version.
[19:25] <bluefrog> wiebels being a deployment project guy, I find it strange that you don't talk altogether though...
[19:26] <bekks> !vpn | red_
[19:26] <bluefrog> wiebels, or at least document changes made to a machine, especially a server, even if it's not in prod
[19:26] <FlacBean02> daftykins like this
[19:28] <wiebels> bluefrog its a local server used to run heavy numerical computations. It's maintained by the power-users.
[19:28] <Beldar> FlacBean02, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Configuring_GRUB_2 lots of info on the web.
[19:28] <bluefrog> wiebels was just a my thought. you do as you wish
[19:28] <wiebels> bluefrog I agree with you, we should keep a list of changes
[19:29] <autoplayer> hi. I need a command to list the uid of the logged users
[19:29] <Pici> autoplayer: who
[19:29] <wiebels> bluefrog thanks ;)
[19:29] <autoplayer> who can list the ids?
[19:29] <Beldar> FlacBean02, I would remove the kernel that does not boot, there are several ways to do this.
[19:29] <autoplayer> Pici: who can list the ids?
[19:31] <FlacBean02> I know how to remove the kernel but as it's the newest version available, upon removing it wont software update prompt me again to install the same version i removed?
[19:31] <mwrk> autoplayer: i'm sure there's a better way but you can type 'w' and then when you have their user names, grep <username> /etc/passwd
[19:31] <bluefrog> autoplayer, who
[19:31] <autoplayer> egrep -i "$(who -q | tr ' ' "|")" /etc/passwd | cut -f3 -d:
[19:32] <daftykins> FlacBean02: it would yes
[19:33] <ilhami> how do I start Oracle Weblogic server?
[19:34] <geirha> ilhami: By reading the documentation that comes with it
[19:34] <red_> vpn connection failed ? any solution
[19:34] <Pici> autoplayer: you should be able to get it from ps too.
[19:34] <Saur0_> hi can anyone help me set up lvm with 4 tb disks?
[19:35] <Beldar> FlacBean02, Why don't you address this non working kernel, for example are you using proprietary graphic drivers?
[19:35] <bekks> Saur0_: you have to use gpt labels, not mbr. that means, you have to use gparted, not fdisk for partitioning.
[19:35] <Biomechd> could anyone tell me what's going on here? rhythmbox will open, then it starts counting artists (up to around 48), but then it crashes. i'm on 12.10.
[19:35] <Saur0_> i'm using commandline
[19:35] <Biomechd> http://pastebin.com/HhKKFQTm
[19:35] <matrix> hi all
[19:36] <ilhami> geirha hahahaha :D
[19:36] <bekks> Saur0_: Yes. Which doesnt affect what I just said :)
[19:37] <FlacBean02> thats what i was thinking. i was using radeon drivers but they no longer show up in synaptic so not sure. i was going to research that after i fix not having to hold shift upon boot
[19:37] <HDRDan> How do I install Java 7 on Ubuntu 12.10?
[19:37] <matrix> wine
[19:37] <matrix> use wine
[19:37] <HDRDan> No GUI, mate.
[19:38] <HDRDan> And no, that's not what I meant.
[19:38] <waltercool> HDRDan: openjdk
[19:38] <bekks> !java | HDRDan
[19:38] <HDRDan> yeah.
[19:38] <jhutchins> !java
[19:38] <waltercool> sun jdk = Crap
[19:38] <waltercool> sun jdk = Oracle = Crap //Sorry
[19:38] <HDRDan> waltercool, is there an apt-get for it?
[19:38] <bekks> HDRDan: Please read the link given.
[19:38] <HDRDan> Hah
[19:38] <HDRDan> That's for openJDK?
[19:39] <bekks> Read the link...
[19:39] <red_> vpnbook connection failed always any soln ?
[19:39] <bekks> red_: Whats "vpnbook" and whats "soln"?
[19:39] <waltercool> HDRDan: No, you need to "alien"ize it
[19:39] <HDRDan> No clue what that is.
[19:40] <FlacBean02> Beldar: No synacptic shows them not installed
[19:40] <bekks> red_: Please keep it in this channel, not in my query.
[19:40] <red_> bekks:sorry
[19:40] <Pici> waltercool, HDRDan: you shouldn't need to use alien to install anything.
[19:41] <HDRDan> Well, with the install on that page, I can't click, because I don't have a freaking GUI.
[19:41] <HDRDan> I need to do this from console.
[19:41] <red_> bekks:sorry
[19:41] <waltercool> Pici: another idea?
[19:41] <red_> bekks:I am unable to connect vpn.
[19:42] <FlacBean02> daftykins: hey thanks again for your time.
[19:42] <Pici> HDRDan: You don't need a gui.
[19:42] <waltercool> Pici: HDRDan Oracle don't provide and don't let provide deb package for Oracle JDK.
[19:42] <CodeGosu> i have a problem with intel-linux-graphics-installer, on "listing packages -> updating package cache" phase i get "E:Some index files failed to download. They have been ignored" however instaler dosent give me an option to continue install, is there some place where i can just download .deb file that will simply install drivers without bs
[19:42] <bekks> !details | red_
[19:43] <HDRDan> Can I just give one of you access to the box? >_>
[19:43] <Pici> HDRDan: no
[19:43] <Pici> HDRDan: There are a few options listed here, they are very simple: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java#Installing_Oracle_Java_7_by_a_script_or_from_the_command_line
[19:43] <bekks> HDRDan: Why dont you just read the link given?
[19:43] <HDRDan> I don't want Oracle.
[19:43] <jhutchins> red: What did you try to do?  How did you try to do it?  What did you expect to happen?  What happened instead?
[19:43] <HDRDan> I want OpenJDK.
[19:43] <bekks> HDRDan: Then just read the link...
[19:44] <Pici> HDRDan: I thought you said you did want oracle. Sorry. Then install the openjdk-7-jre or openjdk-7-jdk package(s)
[19:44] <HDRDan> Okay, how do I do that without a browser to click in?
[19:44] <HDRDan> There's no wget or anything for the OpenJDK version.
[19:44] <Pici> HDRDan: sudo apt-get install packagename.  Just like you'd install any other package.
[19:45] <HDRDan> I've already tried apt-get install openjdk-7 and openjdk
[19:45] <HDRDan> They were both not found.
[19:45] <jhutchins> HDRDan: You may find it convenient to install a console browser like lynx, and possibly to install and enable GDM for mouse capabilities in the console.
[19:45] <kostkon> HDRDan, search for it in the software centre
[19:45] <jhutchins> kostkon: Pay 'tention: no GUI.
[19:45] <kostkon> HDRDan, ah no gui
[19:45] <Pici> HDRDan: one moment...
[19:45] <HDRDan> ...
[19:45] <HDRDan> >_>
[19:45] <HDRDan> thanks. lol
[19:46] <jhutchins> HDRDan: You may need to enable additional repositories.
[19:46] <Pici> HDRDan: what release of Ubuntu are you using again?
[19:46] <HDRDan> 12.10
[19:47] <Pici> HDRDan: Then it should be available in the main repository.  You need to type in the correct packagename though.  It is openjdk-7-jre or openjdk-7-jdk
[19:48] <HDRDan> Yeah, I'm installing now. >_>
[19:48] <HDRDan> Thanks Pici.
[19:48] <umib0zu> has anyone had issues with touchpads in 13.10? I'm looking to fix mine since when I upgraded, the touchpad movement no longer works but clicking works fine
[19:49] <red_> umib0zu:1 time I had this problem
[19:49] <umib0zu> red_ how'd you fix it?
[19:51] <raj__> within bash script I use "for file in /xx/* " to refer to all files within /xx but to refer to all files within xx as well its subfolders in the for statement, what can I use ?
[19:51] <umib0zu> it happens to be an elantec touchpad too. and its weird since it's totally detected in xinput
[19:53] <red_> umib0zu:https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingTouchpadDetection
[19:54] <red_> bekks:I used it that time and it worked
[19:55] <HDRDan> Pici, now it's just sitting at http://puu.sh/7Jff7.png
[19:55] <HDRDan> Doing nothing.
[19:55] <HDRDan> This keeps happening.
[19:55] <ubuntu> hi chanel
[19:55] <red_> umib0zu:I used it and it worked for me
[19:55] <Guest48530> huops
[19:55] <Biomechd> anyone have any clue as to why my rhythmbox opens for a couple seconds and crashes? http://pastebin.com/HhKKFQTm
[19:57] <waltercool> HDRDan: But you don't need the sun jdk, isn't? In some way, sun jdk is different to openjdk (icedtea)
[19:58] <bekks> red_: I am sorry, but I cant help you as long as you do not provide any details but just generic statements like "doesnt work" or "this time it works".
[19:58] <HDRDan> waltercool, what?
[19:58] <HDRDan> o.o
[20:00] <waltercool> HDRDan: Exists two java jdk, openjdk (opensource by SUN) and Oracle jdk (commonly sunjdk), the official one
[20:00] <HDRDan> I installed openjdk-7-jre
[20:00] <HDRDan> and it won't finish.
[20:01] <waltercool> HDRDan: You need to compile or execute a java code?
[20:01] <red_> bekks:I am configuring vpn(virtual private naetwork) in xubuntu.I have install it throug sudo apt-get install openvpn.but still I am unable to connect.
[20:01] <HDRDan> execute.
[20:01] <waltercool> HDRDan: Oh, so, jre is what you need
[20:01] <HDRDan> I'm trying to get a freaking MInecraft server running.
[20:01] <HDRDan> Yeah.
[20:01] <HDRDan> lol
[20:01] <HDRDan> And it won't finish the install.
[20:01] <waltercool> go with openjdk jre
[20:01] <HDRDan> I did.
[20:01] <HDRDan> and it's sitting here.
[20:01] <waltercool> what error gives you?
[20:01] <HDRDan> doing nothing.
[20:01] <HDRDan> no error.
[20:01] <HDRDan> o.o
[20:01] <unopaste> HDRDan you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[20:01] <logikos> i need to convert a pdf file to postscript so i can send to a printer using rlpr ... how do i convert a pdf to postscript ?
[20:01] <logikos> please
[20:02] <logikos> its on a LAMP server, no gui
[20:03] <HDRDan> waltercool, So what do I now?
[20:03] <HDRDan> I don't want to interrupt it because it would almost certainly break something.
[20:04] <waltercool> HDRDan: if you type java -version, gives you something?
[20:04] <HDRDan> I can use "java -version"
[20:04] <HDRDan> Yeah
[20:04] <willwh> logikos: pdf2ps should do what you want
[20:04] <iop__> iam conducting a contest for my students on ubuntu i want to give only commandline interface for them how can i give that to them
[20:04] <willwh> oh, sorry, pdftops
[20:04] <waltercool> HDRDan: So, you need to run minecraft server doing: java -jar <your minecraft server jar file>.jar
[20:04] <HDRDan> It responds as it should, with java version "1.7.0_51"
[20:04] <bekks> red_: Define "unable to connect". Did you read the link given and did you configure openvpn?
[20:04] <HDRDan> Well, I'm installing McMyAdmin instead to take care of all that.
[20:04] <willwh> iop__: install ubuntu server
[20:05] <iop__> without installing ubuntu server can't i give that
[20:05] <HDRDan> But as I was saying the other screen that's open is still just sitting there, not finishing.
[20:05] <iop__> by some modifications
[20:05] <logikos> willwh, ty
[20:05] <daftykins> iop__: what's the setup? class of computers you have no admin rights on?
[20:05] <waltercool> HDRDan: Oh, that's a bit far of my help, IDK about McMyAdmin
[20:05] <willwh> iop__: well, you could probably play with run levels, or remote ubuntu-desktop package
[20:05] <HDRDan> I know how to install and use all of that.
[20:05] <willwh> remove*
[20:06] <sylvanica> I just 'flashed' the install ISO onto a USB stick on OS X, and when I put it in my drive, I get "The disk you inserted cannot be read by this computer" o.o
[20:06] <HDRDan> THe problem I'm still having is that http://puu.sh/7Jg8c.png is still there.
[20:06] <iop__> no remote session
[20:06] <iop__> by using runlevels?
[20:06] <HDRDan> That screenshot was taken just a second ago.
[20:06] <iop__> cant i give by using tty concept
[20:07] <iop__> willwh?
[20:07] <HDRDan> waltercool, http://puu.sh/7JgdC.png
[20:07] <HDRDan> None of that is related to McMyAdmin.
[20:09] <waltercool> HDRDan: I see no problem with java, it's installed
[20:09] <HDRDan> ... okay...
[20:10] <HDRDan> http://puu.sh/7Jgq9.png waltercool: So that's normal?
[20:11] <willwh> iop__: yes probably
[20:11] <iop__> how to do that
[20:11] <willwh> I don't understand what you want fully though
[20:11] <willwh> no remote session?
[20:11] <willwh> what does that mean?
[20:11] <iop__> i want to give the individiual systems to my students
[20:12] <iop__> which would be open in commandline only
[20:12] <bekks> iop__: the most easy way would be creating one virtual machine, and just clone it.
[20:12] <iop__> how to do that
[20:13] <willwh> yep - look at virtualbox.... or vagrant is pretty nice
[20:13] <bekks> iop__: Install virtualbox, create a virtual machine, configure it to your needs, and clone it.
[20:13] <willwh> it uses virtualbox and let's you have templates
[20:13] <iop__> no no i didt want like that
[20:13] <willwh> but you don't really need vagrant, just make the image you want and clone it, like bekks says
[20:13] <bekks> virtualbox lets you have ovf/ova templates. No need for vagrant :)
[20:13] <waltercool> HDRDan: No, seems like you are installing other stuff
[20:13] <iop__> can i initialize the tty1 at startup
[20:14] <HDRDan> I tried to install something else.
[20:14] <waltercool> HDRDan: apt-get isn't very thread friendly
[20:14] <iop__> tty7 is gui  but tty1 is not
[20:14] <HDRDan> I just restarted the box and said fuck it.
[20:14] <bekks> iop__: Using ubuntu server, you dont need to initialize anything.
[20:14] <iop__> can i do that
[20:14] <iop__> no no
[20:14] <iop__> i havent that much installation time
[20:14] <IdleOne> HDRDan: Please keep the language clean in here.
[20:14] <bekks> iop__: So you have to have that ready in 1 hour?
[20:14] <HDRDan> IdleOne, Sorry.
[20:14] <IdleOne> no worries
[20:14] <iop__> ya
[20:15] <HDRDan> I've been told before, but I'm really frustrated.
[20:15] <willwh> iop__: pm coming
[20:15] <iop__> no i want to open the system in tty1 session
[20:15] <willwh> or I'll paste it's only 3 lines (hehehe)
[20:15] <willwh> (1) Edit /etc/grub.d/10_linux (e.g. "sudo nano -w /etc/grub.d/10_linux") and comment out the line containing "vt.handoff", or change the number from 7 to some lower number. (I tried it both ways; they both worked.)
[20:15] <willwh> (2) Run "sudo update-grub" to apply the new configuration.
[20:15] <willwh> (3) Reboot. A usable virtual terminal with a login prompt comes up automatically.
[20:15] <bekks> iop__: press ctrl alt f1 then.
[20:15] <iop__> ya
[20:15] <iop__> ctrl+ alt + f1
[20:15] <willwh> what I just pasted will start up tty1 instead of 7
[20:16] <iop__> if i initialize that to the system at startup
[20:16] <willwh> on boot
[20:16] <iop__> ok tell me
[20:16] <willwh> iop__: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1836985
[20:16] <willwh> google man
[20:16] <willwh> that's all I am doin
[20:16] <waltercool> HDRDan: So, you rebooted and still with this problem?
[20:16] <HDRDan> Nah.
[20:16] <HDRDan> Not anymore.
[20:16] <bekks> iop__: He already told you :)
[20:16] <willwh> don't ask to be spoon fed, use your brain
[20:16] <iop__> i used my than u man
[20:17] <iop__> u said it cant possible with the system
[20:17] <iop__> u said to use server os
[20:17] <bekks> iop__: Then please read what has been told, because it was a step by step guide.
[20:17] <willwh> you didn't give much context
[20:17] <iop__> but i given u the suggestion that tty session
[20:17] <willwh> why are you arguing, you have a solution and deadline
[20:17] <willwh> get going!
[20:17] <iop__> mind ur language
[20:17] <bekks> iop__: then stop argueing and read what has been said, three steps. follow them.
[20:18] <iop__> kk
[20:19] <Guest11850> hi ! help me please TR
[20:19] <iop__> without pressing ctrl+alt+f1
[20:19] <iop__>  my system automatically logs into tty1
[20:19] <bekks> iop__: without pressing ctrl alt f1. Still three steps which has been given.
[20:20] <willwh> Guest11850: what do you need?
[20:20] <Guest11850> ubuntu TR please
[20:20] <willwh> /join #ubuntu-tr
[20:21] <jaapio> I have some issues with some pictures that are shown in the wrong colors. But when I switch to an other user every thing looks normal. Does anyone have a clue where to look?
[20:22] <jaapio> for example green is shown pink in this image http://ic.tweakimg.net/ext/i/1392816987.png
[20:22] <Jordan_U> jaapio: Pictures showing up with the wrong color is generally an issue with ICC color profiles. I've only encountered it that bad with a monitor that reported completely bogus ICC information to the OS.
[20:23] <logikos> willwh: how do i use that with rlpr to send it to the printer ?
[20:23] <jaapio> Jordan_U: but in that case it would happen to every user using this computer?
[20:23] <tnk> I was distro upgrading from 12.10 to 13.. And it crashed after hours of running.. not sure what to do now.. Don't want to restart or reboot for fear computer in unusable state.. I can still get online now here, and I am in a cl terminal.. Please advise
[20:23] <jaapio> which is not the case
[20:23] <Jordan_U> jaapio: So you'll notice that you're *more* likely to see the issue on professionally made pictures, where color matters, as they'll actually have an ICC color profile rather than only having RGB values.
[20:23] <mustmodify> How do I concatenate to stdout-puts? like ... `tail -n1 file.csv` + `tail -n 200 file.csv | head -n 20`
[20:25] <Jordan_U> jaapio: I expect that color profiles can be configured per-user. So figure out where they're stored and rename / reset them for the problematic user.
[20:25] <iop__> in my system there is no vt.handoff here is the code of 10_linux http://pastebin.com/qSg0LAak
[20:25] <iop__> then how can i change vt.handoff
[20:25] <bekks> iop__: In the greb menu.
[20:25] <bekks> iop__: In the grub menu.
[20:26] <iop__> didnt get that
[20:26] <bekks> iop__: Or in the grub config, as described here:
[20:26] <bekks> !grub2 | iop__
[20:27] <tnk> anyone?
[20:27] <iop__> in grub_cfg?
[20:27] <bekks> iop__: Did you read the link given? :)
[20:27] <bekks> iop__: the second one.
[20:27] <iop__> i will read
[20:27] <iop__> my system is kali linux
[20:27] <bekks> !kali | iop__
[20:31] <bentSpace> Is there any point in wiping the hard drive before installing Ubuntu, if Windows is currently intsalled?
[20:32] <JFranks> Hmmm... I'm using a crusty Intel desktop board with ICH7 and 4 disks in a RAID 5 .. the server boots off a spare single drive and I intend the RAID5 to be used for MySQL data.. When I do an fdisk -l  .. it lists all the disks in the array and then lists the array as some wacky long /dev/mapper/ style id followed by the volume name I picked for the disk array.. I assumed I wanted to format the array but I get the following error when I try it:
[20:32] <JFranks> WARNING: Re-reading the partition table failed with error 22: Invalid argument. The kernel still uses the old table. The new table will be used at the next reboot or after you run partprobe(8) or kpartx(8)
[20:32] <sylvanica> I just 'flashed' the install ISO onto a USB stick on OS X, and when I put it in my drive, I get "The disk you inserted cannot be read by this computer" o.o
[20:32] <sylvanica> Anyone else run into this from OSX?
[20:33] <Guest9521> like the ctf challenges is there any ubuntu challenges to practice and solve
[20:33] <Guest9521> like the ctf challenges is there any ubuntu challenges to practice and solve?
[20:33] <bentSpace> sylvanica: Yes OSX can’t read it, mine did the same.
[20:34] <sylvanica> bentSpace: cool, but if I try to reset and install ubuntu (on a windows 8.1 computer) it'll work?
[20:34] <runvnc> hello
[20:34] <Guest9521> sir?
[20:35] <bentSpace> sylvanica: yes, windows should be able to read, just stick it in and do the try Ubuntu option and see if it works.
[20:35] <runvnc> so I am not sure wat did it,maybe it was installing this ia32-libs thing for "Beyond Compare" or maybe just holding down the power button, but I am stuck in text mode
[20:35] <runvnc> startx just shows a black screen
[20:35] <sylvanica> bentSpace: okay, thanks. I'm not looking forward to being locked out of my windows if it messes up the UEFI like it did last time :(
[20:35] <runvnc> the x log indicates that x windows thinks everything is normal
[20:35] <runvnc> maybe I am reading the wrong log
[20:35] <runvnc> but it is booting to a text prompt
[20:36] <bentSpace> sylvanica: are you using the 64bit ubuntu?
[20:36] <sylvanica> bentSpace:  yep
[20:36] <Guest9521> like the ctf challenges is there any ubuntu challenges to practice and solve
[20:36] <JFranks> The new CLI in Win8.2 has a cygwin plugin that allows apt-get style installs for certified packages that don't call the window manager?
[20:37] <bentSpace> sylvanica: I don’t know anything about that, sorry.
[20:37] <lduros> hi, I have a laptop with no display (dead video card), and I would like to boot a USB stick with Ubuntu and ssh server installed so I can remote in right away
[20:37] <runvnc> I like terminals, especially the nice colors in weechat and stuff, but I appreciated text mode more when I had the option to use graphics
[20:37] <lduros> does anyone know how i can set up a flash drive like this?
[20:38] <runvnc> lduros borrow an old video card
[20:39] <runvnc> you need _some_ kind of display dont you?
[20:39] <lduros> no, I'll use it as a fileserver
[20:39] <lduros> and to remote in at my home
[20:39] <lduros> i just want to install ubuntu server or something else into it
[20:40] <runvnc> well I mean to install
[20:40] <runvnc> then you could take it out
[20:41] <lduros> so once I have an old video card, how do I connect it to the laptop?
[20:41] <runvnc> oh its a laptop lol
[20:41] <runvnc> sorry
[20:41] <lduros> "hi, I have a laptop with no display (dead video card)"
[20:41] <lduros> :P
[20:42] <runvnc> I have a laptop that has a display, but won't let me use xwindows.  it just comes up with a black screen
[20:43] <runvnc> i think some ia32-libs or something like that that I installed with apt-get yesterday messed up a bunch of stuff on my 64bit system, including apparently the display somehow
[20:43] <runvnc> I need to figure out how to get x windows to work so that I can do my job
[20:44] <JFranks> omg.. Why is remote desktop so much better than everything on Linux??
[20:44]  * JFranks is pretty sure he's disconnected..
[20:44] <runvnc> I tried installing the drivers with apt-get but it says they are already installed
[20:44] <runvnc> we can read you jfranks
[20:45] <JFranks> Oddd.. Nobody knows about fakeraid/ICH based arrays and formatting the array?
[20:45] <tnk> I'm attempting to finish this crashed upgrade from 12.10 to 13.04... dpkg won't run.. keeps giving errors.... can someone help??
[20:46] <willwh> tnk: pastebin some errors?
[20:46] <willwh> is it about unconfigured packages?
[20:46] <runvnc> can someone help me figure out why x windows is just a black screen
[20:48] <tnk> willwh, what do you want to see?
[20:48] <tnk> willwh, give me whatever commands you want to see
[20:48] <JFranks> runvnc: video display in xwindows could be a long stack of issues.. from the drivers for your card, to the video modes selected, vs. the available modes on the display.. :(
[20:48] <JFranks> runvnc: did it ever work? what changed?
[20:49] <runvnc> JFranks: yes it has been working perfectly
[20:49] <runvnc> JFranks: last thing that I did that was weird was hold down the power to turn off the computer
[20:49] <tnk> willwh, what commands do you want to see?
[20:49] <JFranks> runvnc: So probably a corrupt config forcing it to default to a basic config.. Hmmm
[20:49] <runvnc> JFranks: reason I did that was because when I went to unlock the screen,
[20:50] <runvnc> JFranks: I wasn't able to get back to the prompt to type my password
[20:50] <UltimateNate> I forgot how to delete files on the terminal
[20:50] <JFranks> Oh.. or it did a driver update while it was locked.. ? :p
[20:50] <runvnc> JFranks: I could only move the mouse and look at the time, no keystrokes did anything.  so held down power to shut down the machine
[20:50] <runvnc> JFranks: before that, I suspect what jacked it up was
[20:50] <runvnc> JFranks: I wanted to install this program called Beyond Compare which is a 32 bit program
[20:51] <runvnc> I am on 64bit
[20:51] <runvnc> JFranks: so when I finally got it installed, I had to install this ia32-libs thing, and apt-get removed a ton of programs
[20:51] <runvnc> after that, some things didnt work like double clicking on the folder icon to open the file browser
[20:52] <runvnc> so I believe that apt-get decided I needed to remove some core packages related to 64bit something display
[20:52] <runvnc> I mean I am guessing
[20:52] <runvnc> at least I got to use Beyond Compare for awhile
[20:52] <runvnc> its a great program
[20:52] <runvnc> not really worth losing my display though
[20:52] <UltimateNate> I forgot how to delete files on the terminal
[20:52] <UltimateNate> Can anyone tell me how?
[20:52] <runvnc> rm filename
[20:53] <Bashing-om> UltimateNate: What files ? and where are these files located ?
[20:53] <runvnc> UltimateNate: let's swap problems, you can have mine, I will take yours
[20:53] <k1l_> UltimateNate: "rm file"
[20:53] <tnk> willwh, http://paste.ubuntu.com/7153222/ copies of the dist-upgrade logs
[20:54] <UltimateNate> There, I had to remove the xtightvnc tmp locks
[20:54] <runvnc> maybe I don't really need graphics
[20:55] <runvnc> I need to debug this web application, but maybe lynx or something will load the javascript
[20:55] <runvnc> is there another text mode browser that is as good as or better than lynx
[20:55] <phpNoob> is making a user a sudoer user giving the user a root user access privilege
[20:55] <tnk> Can anybody help??  Distro upgrade went wrong.. I can't turn the computer off yet until I get this fixed, or it may be a dead system.. I can't afford this to be dead or so problematic.. These distro upgrades have got to work better than this!
[20:56] <tnk> Please see dist-upgrade log error here http://paste.ubuntu.com/7153222/
[20:56] <tnk> 12.10 to 13.04
[20:56] <tnk> Can't get dpkg to run.. Unless I'm trying the wrong commands..
[20:57] <Bashing-om> runvnc: Hoe about "elinks" -> apt-cache show elinks <- .
[20:57] <k1l_> tnk: plain ubuntu sources?
[20:57] <runvnc> Bashing-om: thanks, I will try that
[20:58] <Guest73546> exit
[20:58] <k1l_> tnk: try a "sudo apt-get install -f"
[20:58] <ui> Which of the following commands will you run to list all files that have been modified within the last 90 minutes?
[20:58] <ui> give me the command
[20:59] <runvnc> ui if you want help with your homework multiple choice quiz, at least give us the options
[20:59] <willwh> ui: find $1 -type f -exec stat --format '%Y :%y %n' {} \; | sort -nr | cut -d: -f2- | head
[21:00] <runvnc> or do what willwh says lol
[21:00] <willwh> make it a bash script, and run it in the directory you want
[21:00] <willwh> don't forget to chmod +x
[21:00] <willwh> and just, ./edits (if you called your script edit.sh)
[21:00] <tnk> k1l_, says errors were encoutnered processing blueman and sub process dpkg returned error code 1
[21:00] <KyouReeUs4nfo> ui: use find with -ctime
[21:01] <ui> ok
[21:01] <willwh> thatworks too
[21:01] <ui> find  -ctime after what
[21:01] <FapFlop|Work> Yay.
[21:01] <JFranks> So I can see my RAID array with fdisk -l .. Disk /dev/mapper/isw_djcghaiccf_R51400p1: 1500.3 GB, 1500314599424 bytes   ...  Disk /dev/mapper/isw_djcghaiccf_R51400p1 doesn't contain a valid partition table    ...  Now how do I partition and format it?
[21:02] <k1l_> tnk: upgrade should work because they get automated testing since some time. are that plain ubuntu souces? or are there 3rd party packages or sources?
[21:02] <FapFlop|Work> UPS failure took down the entire virtual cluster.
[21:02] <tnk> k1l_, say what???
[21:02] <FapFlop|Work> Something something single point of failure.
 tnk: plain ubuntu sources?
[21:02] <tnk> there are many sources
[21:02] <tnk> ubuntu as well as third party
[21:02] <tnk> it's a large desktop system i am upgrading
[21:03] <k1l_> so dont blame ubuntu that upgrades dont work :/
[21:03] <k1l_> tnk: try a sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[21:03] <willwh> tnk: do you need blueman?
[21:04] <willwh> I'd just apt-get remove --purge blueman
[21:04] <willwh> it's just a bluetooth manager applet
[21:04] <willwh> but ye - an upgrade dieing is a real pita to fix
[21:04] <willwh> you didn't take a backup before dist-upgrading?
[21:04] <tnk> willwh, i just removed blueman. i think it was a bluetooth management thing. i have no idea. and then i ran sudo apt-get install -f again, and this is the note i got: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7153294/
[21:04] <k1l_> if that and a aptget install -f doesnt work try "dpkg-reconfigure -a"
[21:05] <willwh> so do that :)
[21:05] <willwh> tnk: apt-get autoremove
[21:05] <willwh> then I would apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade one more time
[21:05] <willwh> just to be safe
[21:05] <k1l_> dont autoremove. first run the update&&dist-upgrade
[21:05] <runvnc> Bashing-om: elinks is awesome
[21:05] <DQSII> i never upgrade over the internet im a download the iso make dvd then do my distro upgrade guy <3
[21:06] <tnk> k1l_, i am running dpkg-reconfigure -a right now, which seems to be processing...
[21:06] <jhutchins> DQSII: Do you have a particularly unreliable interenet connection?
[21:07] <DQSII> no i just dont trust doing it over the net i prefer doing it the way i stated to
[21:07] <tnk> k1l_, there are a bunch of errors about pdfstudio, a wine program, and apparmor
[21:07] <jhutchins> DQSII: You might consider joining the rest of us here in the 21st century some time.  Dist-upgrade over the net has been reliable for quite some time.
[21:08] <naegling> hey so I'm trying to test a website and my ninja fast internet is a problem. I need to slow things down. Is there any way to do that?
[21:08] <willwh> naegling: of course!
[21:08] <willwh> tc <3
[21:08] <iDevelop> Hello.
[21:09] <tnk> k1l_, should resolv.conf settings be overriden by bind9 daemon?? what is that?
[21:09] <willwh> naegling: here's a real good s.o question on it: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/614795/simulate-delayed-and-dropped-packets-on-linux
[21:09] <jhutchins> tnk: Um, no, they get overwritten by the dhcp client though.
[21:09] <willwh> tnk: why do you have bind installed on a desktop system?
[21:09] <willwh> (I'm wtf'ing right now)
[21:10] <KyouReeUs4nfo> ui: find . -cmin -90
[21:10] <DQSII> btw @jhutchins i only use lts ubuntu so for me i just do it the way i stated cause i dont have to do it often
[21:10] <tnk> no idea. so don't override resolv.conf?
[21:11] <willwh> DQSII: sounds like a sensible way to dist-upgrade to me :)
[21:11] <owen1> can someone run this and tell me if it's working? sudo add-apt-repository ppa:chilicuil/proposed-fixes
[21:11] <jhutchins> tnk: Your question makes no sense.
[21:12] <DQSII> it is u dont run into issues doing it the dvd way like u can doing it over the internet that is why i prefer using a dvd to upgrade
[21:12] <jhutchins> DQSII: You're downloading hundreds of packages you don't need and will never use.
[21:13] <DQSII> u know u can remove what u dont use i always do :)
[21:13] <jhutchins> DQSII: And yea, you'll be installing the same packages, so you'll run into the same issues.  (Conversely, if you don't run into issues with the DVD, you won't on-line either.)
[21:14] <tnk> jhutchins, just relaying the dpkg reconfigure question displayed in the install screen
[21:14] <jhutchins> DQSII: You're still downloading - I didn't mean that you're installing them, you're downloading them and burning them to the disk and they never get installed.
[21:14] <DQSII> still ive been doing it that way since karmic koala im not about to change x3
[21:16] <jhutchins> I told Wilbur, and I told Orville, and now I'm tellin' you: they'll never get it off the ground.
[21:17] <Bashing-om> runvnc: Yeah, a lot of effort has gone into "elinks" !
[21:20] <tnk> jhutchins, should i have clamav installed? or is it not necessary in ubuntu?
[21:21] <skinux> What is the best tool for creating Desktop links for applications?
[21:21] <iDevelop> Terminal!
[21:21] <tnk> k1l_, jhutchins, it ended with a lot of 'not found' on compiz.config
[21:22] <jhutchins> tnk: It's only necessary if you deal with Windows files and programs, and then it's not much good.  The only thing it's actually good for is if there's some requirement that you be running "antivirus sofware".  If you really need something that actually works, check out AVG.
[21:22] <iDevelop> ln -ls /path/of/application ~/Desktop
[21:22] <jhutchins> tnk: As far as your installer question, I hope you've moved on.  I last ran the installer more than two years ago.
[21:23] <tnk> jhutchins, i'm in the commandline.. what do you mean?
[21:23] <bcuraboy>  hi guys.i'm trying to install minitube-ubuntu on my laptop but it tells me that i have unsatisfied dependencies... it depends on phonon-backend-vlc but it won't be installed because i have ruined (hold) packages...i already cleaned the sources,updated and configure them,also with the apt-get install-f ,but still no success.. :/ what can i do? i'm running ubuntu gnome 13.10
[21:23] <tnk> jhutchins, i'm trying to repair a partially incomplete install/upgrade of 12.10 to 13.04
[21:24] <tnk> jhutchins, i can't tell if the upgrade finishec ompletely because it gave errors and stopped at the end, which was why i was running dpkg-reconfigure -a now, which also gave an error when it finally got to compiz.config
[21:24] <tnk> and stopped then too
[21:24] <tnk> jhutchins, i don't even care if/use compiz, i don't think..
[21:24] <tnk> jhutchins, should i just remove it, too?
[21:25] <iDevelop> bcuraboy: got team viewer or join.me?
[21:25] <tnk> jhutchins, i really just want simple fast basic xubuntu system that is rock solid
[21:25] <bcuraboy> i can do it..just gimme a minute
[21:25] <iDevelop> bcuraboy: alright. PM me the link/information or just simply post it here.
[21:26] <Bashing-om> tnk: Foood for thouhgt. minimal install, xorg, xfce4 -> real quick, and solid as a rock on my box.
[21:27] <tnk> Bashing-om, if you can help me get from my current system without having to reinstall everything and help me fix this incomplete upgrade, i would love to do that
[21:27] <tnk> Bashing-om, i may even have most of it already setup.. but am not sure where the 12.10 to 13.04 upgrade stopped/errored
[21:28] <Bashing-om> tnk: Might be a tall order, End Of Life upgrade, to an End Of Life release .. we can work on it .. but do not hold your breath.
[21:28] <tnk> Bashing-om, what do you mean end of life release?
[21:29] <bekks> !eol | tnk
[21:29] <sharon> How can I chown a file directory so that it can be read and write permitted to multiple users?
[21:29] <bekks> sharon: chown -R username:groupname directoryname/
[21:29] <tnk> Bashing-om, i will upgrade to whatever isn't end of life, too.. whatever will be fastest and most solid..
[21:29] <Bashing-om> tnk: 13.04 is End Of Life, and the software repository has by now ( I expect) moved to "old releases" .
[21:29] <iDevelop> I made a video about file permissions.
[21:30] <bekks> sharon: In your case, vbox, the files do need to belong to the user running the vm. It is not possible to set the permissions to the group, sicne vbox does not evaluate that.
[21:30] <iDevelop> >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRlUboUpiOw
[21:31] <Duckily> is there a way to encryrpt a text file with a password and have it openable on windows without any special utility?
[21:31] <iDevelop> Duckily: Use a zip or tar file.
[21:32] <Duckily> iDevelop: thanks :-)
[21:32] <iDevelop> Duckily: No problemo.
[21:32] <tnk> Bashing-om, if you help me get to 13.04, i will then upgrade to whatever is current, too, after
[21:32] <tnk> i just don't want to lose all current programs and settings and what not.. and not do it all from scratch/liveinstall again
[21:32] <tnk> Bashing-om, anyway should i remove compiz?
[21:32] <tnk> and unity?
[21:32] <sharon> bekks, Thank you, you have been most helpful
[21:33] <bekks> sharon: you're welcome :)
[21:33] <tnk> Bashing-om, compiz and unity gone now. done.
[21:34] <Bashing-om> tnk: Like I say we can try. Have you seen/done ->https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades ?
[21:34] <tnk> Bashing-om, should i run dpkg-reconfigure -a again to see if the same error or others happen?
[21:34] <tnk> let's try
[21:35] <tnk> Bashing-om, just tell me what commands/pastes you need to see to get started
[21:36] <Bashing-om> tnk: To keep me from re-reading the channel, where are you now in the upgrade process ? what returns from terminal commands -> lsb_release -s . uname -r <- .
[21:36] <Bashing-om> tnk:*** lsb_release -A ***
[21:37] <JFranks> Okay now my next hurdle is renaming the mysql data dir and /var/www/ dir and making the right symlinks off the RAID to replace them..
[21:37] <Bashing-om> tnk:*** lsb_release -a ***
[21:37] <owen1> i uninstalled network-manager and now i can't access the internet. not even wired. how to install it back? using usb stick with the deb file?
[21:38] <tnk> Bashing-om, what's the command for pastebinit to pipe in the output of those two commands in one command line?
[21:38] <tnk> pastebinit "command1 && command2"?
[21:40] <Bashing-om> tnk: -> sudo apt-get install pastebinit , then Simple usage: command | pastebinit .
[21:40] <bekks> tnk: command1 | pastebinit; command2 | pastebinit
[21:40] <prod_> My ubuntu installer wont detect my sdd on my marvell 6gbps sata? any ideas?
[21:41] <iDevelop> Can't help but LOL at that.
[21:43] <tnk1_> Bashing-om, sorry got booted a second; back now
[21:44] <Bashing-om> tnk1_: that you "tnk1" ?
[21:44] <tnk1> Bashing-om, yeah
[21:45] <tnk1> xchat irc or something.. anyway, yeah
[21:45] <tnk1> Bashing-om, posted the two pastebin
[21:45] <Bashing-om>  tnk1_, ok, you see the lasters, from bekks ? bout pastebinit .
[21:45] <bekks> prod_: Try the ubuntu server iso.
[21:45] <Beldar> prod_, More details, any other OS, file type on the SSD......etc
[21:46] <tnk1> Bashing-om, i got it.. know how to use pastebinit.. posted the two pastebins..
[21:46] <tnk1> Bashing-om, http://paste.ubuntu.com/7153465/
[21:46] <tnk1> Bashing-om, http://paste.ubuntu.com/7153467/
[21:47] <prod_> the ssd is unformatted, after installing onto a different hdd its visible. using tahr daily iso
[21:47] <Bashing-om> tnk1: ya shud have gotten a url back .. post that url here and I will hunt it up.
[21:47] <tnk1> i just posted both
[21:47] <tnk1> Bashing-om, just posted both
[21:48] <Beldar> prod_, The SSD has a partition table right?
[21:48] <Bashing-om> tnk1: rgr, lookin at the pasties. brb.
[21:49] <runvnc> thanks guys. not sure what I did but when I rebooted this time I got into gnome. yay!
[21:50] <prod_> didnt think that mattered when the block isnt even visible in /dev/?
[21:52] <Bashing-om> tnk1: well, that ain't good "3.5.0-41-generic" still with the old kernels !, let's try and see what results -> sudo apt-get dist-upgrade <- .
[21:52] <Tijuanense> why does ubuntu keep freezing up
[21:52] <Tijuanense> every time I run candy crush on facebook?
[21:52] <Tijuanense> here is the screenshot with the error popup
[21:52] <Tijuanense> http://i.imgur.com/eizzhMx.jpg
[21:53] <_Trullo> cunt
[21:53] <iDevelop> Tijuanense: I've watched that porno.
[21:53] <HDRDan> _Trullo, please don't curse in this channel.
[21:53] <tnk1> Bashing-om, it just prompts a few nvidia and ssh packages.. i am still in the "upgrade" session where i'm not sure the upgrade/update manager finished the install of 13.04 from 12.10 and this old kernel which i am currently in session on
[21:53] <iDevelop> HDRDan: he deserved it. ;)
[21:53] <HDRDan> So that makes it right?
[21:53] <IdleOne> _Trullo: mind your language
[21:53] <Tijuanense> was it good idevelop
[21:53] <HDRDan> Your dog pisses on my lawn and I murder you, right?
[21:54] <HDRDan> Follow the rules, regardless.
[21:54] <iDevelop> HDRDan: words are not as strong as murder.
[21:54] <HDRDan> Oh, piss off.
[21:54] <Tijuanense> i like having an emo cock spray its cum into my face
[21:54] <Tijuanense> just like in that pic
[21:54] <Tijuanense> what about you guys?
[21:54] <iDevelop> Tijuanense: wasn't right, but it brought back good memories. Don't do it again though.
[21:55] <tnk1> Bashing-om, how do i know if the upgrade from 12.10 to 13.04 completed itself successfully?
[21:56] <iDevelop> Bashing-om: you'll get the 13.04 logo
[21:57] <Bashing-om> tnk1: well.. the lsb_release says you are up to 13.10 ! .. what returns from -> cat /etc/issue <- ??
[21:57] <tnk1> Bashing-om, ubuntu 13.10 \n \l
[21:58] <Bashing-om> iDevelop: Thanks, just getting my feet wet on this one, all help is welcome.
[21:58] <tnk1> but what about the errors that stopped the gnome flashback session and such in the log of the dist-upgrade?
[21:58] <tnk1> Bashing-om,
[21:58] <bentSpace> Which is a better app to use as a backup for someone who, the default Backup, dejadup or rsync or something else?
[21:59] <bekks> bentSpace: "better" is defined by your personal opinion and requirements.
[21:59] <bentSpace> Sorry, Which is a better app to use as a backup for someone who’s new to Linux , the default Backup, dejadup or rsync or something else?
[21:59] <tnk1> Bashing-om, http://paste.ubuntu.com/7153537/
[21:59] <tnk1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7153538/
[21:59] <Bashing-om> tnk1: OK, are you in the installer, as well as having a terminal open during the upgrade process ? It matters if the upgrade is still in progress.
[21:59] <tnk1> Bashing-om, i had originally launched the installer from the terminal, yes
[21:59] <Bashing-om> tnk1: look'n at pasties.
[22:00] <tnk1> Bashing-om, i tried to follow the ubuntu wiki -- superkey, update manager, etc.. (but my super key didn't work, so i used terminal, and did the update-release-manager or whatever)
[22:00] <tnk1> (upgrade-release or something)
[22:00] <bentSpace> bekks: just need something simple for someone else, would use the default, but I read some bad reviews, what do you think, is it safe?
[22:01] <HDRDan> Anyone here have experience with McMyAdmin and Ubuntu 12.04?
[22:01] <FulciLives> I'm fooling around with Ubuntu Server 12.04 command line only and I'm still learning. Anyway, for some reason, I can log in but I can't CD into my home folder. I can CD into /home but not the sub directory under that which matches my username. I have no idea why.
[22:01] <iDevelop> FulciLives: cd ~/
[22:01] <bekks> bentSpace: It doesnt matter what I think at that point. You should choose the backup method which meets the requirements.
[22:01] <ikonia> FulciLives: look at the permissions
[22:01] <bekks> !backup | bentSpace
[22:02] <iDevelop> chown myusername:myusername ~/*
[22:02] <ikonia> there is no need to randomly change permissions
[22:02] <ikonia> LOOK at the permissions before doing anything
[22:02] <FulciLives> How do I check the permissions :(
[22:02] <iDevelop> stat ~/*
[22:02] <ikonia> FulciLives: ls -la
[22:03] <iDevelop> ikonia: stat is better, just sayin'. :P
[22:03] <willwh> tnk1: you still having trouble?
[22:03] <FulciLives> drwxr-xr-x 3 fulcilives fulcilives
[22:03] <bentSpace> bekks: Thanks.  They wouldn’t make deja dup the default backup program if it sucked too bad, right?
[22:03] <ikonia> bye then,
[22:03] <tnk1> willwh, yeah.. Bashing-om is trying to help me... http://paste.ubuntu.com/7153537/
[22:03] <tnk1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7153538/
[22:03] <darthanubis> bentSpace, it works
[22:04] <bekks> bentSpace: My personal opinion doesnt count ;)
[22:04] <tnk1> i need to know if the upgrade went through to successful completion. i'm still in the previous session where i ran the upgrade. i am trying to get to a solid upgraded xubuntu from this..
[22:04] <iDevelop> hmm
[22:05] <willwh> cat /usr/bin/lsb_release
[22:05] <willwh> ?
[22:05] <willwh> tnk1: ^
[22:05] <bekks> willwh: "lsb_release -a"
[22:05] <bekks> willwh: cat on a binary file will mess up your terminal.
[22:06] <tnk1> Bashing-om, what do you think?
[22:06] <FulciLives> If I type "stat ~/*" then I get: cannot stat '/home/fulcilives/*': No such file or directory
[22:06] <beandog> bekks: reset
[22:06] <beandog> that (should / could / might) clear your terminal
[22:06] <bekks> beandog: I know. But using cat on /usr/bin/lsb_release is nonsense, nonetheless :)
[22:06] <beandog> bekks: ? why
[22:06] <monst> I want to run /home/user1/script.bash as user1 at boot. Anyone know how?
[22:06] <beandog> OH
[22:06] <beandog> on the binary
[22:06]  * beandog read as /etc
[22:06] <spjt> FulciLives: ls -lad ~
[22:07] <bentSpace> will Deja dup automatically start deleting old backups if it runs out of space on the external hard drive it’s backing up to?
[22:07] <bekks> bentSpace: No.
[22:07] <willwh> tnk1: I think you're good....... if, you run apt-get update, apt-get upgrade
[22:07] <bekks> bentSpace: You have to configure what it should do.
[22:07] <willwh> and it returns fine
[22:08] <bentSpace> bekks: Is there a way to configure it, so that it does?
[22:09] <bekks> bentSpace: I never used dejadup, because it doesnt meet my requirements.
[22:09] <bekks> !dejadup
[22:09] <tnk1> willwh, then what was the meaning of the gnome flashback error and the error ending of the upgrade process?? and the dpkg error 1?
[22:09] <bekks> hmm.
[22:09] <tnk1> Bashing-om, what do you think?
[22:09] <tnk1> Bashing-om, from the pasties?
[22:10] <tnk1> did the upgrade actually succeed?
[22:10] <tnk1> is it safe to reboot?
[22:10] <FulciLives> If I type "ls -lad ~" then I get: drwxr-xr-x 3 fulcilives fulcilives 4096 Mar 25 12:47 /home/fulcilives
[22:10] <spjt> FulciLives: and 'whoami' says that name?
[22:11] <FulciLives> Yes
[22:11] <apb1963> Okular includes a feature to annotate PDF files.  The following link explains both the problem I am having, as well as the solution.  However, it explains it for OpenSuse.  Could someone help me understand what I need to do in order to apply this information to Ubuntu 12.04 please?  https://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=95&t=95209
[22:11] <tnk1> Bashing-om, willwh, also check this pastebin out when i just attempted to install xubuntu-desktop... which i think i already ahve, because that's the lighter and more solid version i want to use from now on... http://paste.ubuntu.com/7153568/
[22:12] <bekks> apb1963: You have to use a more recent version of okular.
[22:12] <bekks> apb1963: At least an okular version more recent than KDE SC 4.9
[22:12] <bentSpace> bekks: Acutally is says “Old backups will be kept until the backup location is low on space”, which sounds like it will start deleting if space gets low.
[22:12] <spjt> FulciLives: Try ls -nd ~ ; echo $UID and make sure the numbers match
[22:12] <FulciLives> http://i.imgur.com/IKwcmmT.png
[22:13] <bekks> bentSpace: If that meets your requirements, then you can be happy. It doesnt meet mine :)
[22:13] <FulciLives> I did that spjt, take a look see: http://i.imgur.com/lsaD9GZ.png
[22:13] <apb1963> bekks: Thank you.  But, I'm using the most recent version available in the ubuntu repos.
[22:14] <gian> irc://irc.dingalingz.net/overflow
[22:14] <bentSpace> bekks: sounds good to me, what’s the problem?
[22:14] <yeyeman> is it just me, or did a recent update for ubuntu break the scroll change tab in firefox?
[22:14] <bekks> apb1963: Which, for 12.04, does not necessarily mean that you are using a version newer than KDE SC 4.9
[22:14] <bekks> APLU: Which version are you actually using?
[22:15] <APLU> bekks: 12.04, why?
[22:15] <bekks> APLU: Sorry, tabfail. :)
[22:15] <tnk1> Bashing-om, should i sudo apt-get autoremove the list they provided?
[22:16] <APLU> bekks: okey, np ^^
[22:16] <spjt> FulciLives: check the permissions on /home with ls -ld /home
[22:17] <yeyeman> can someone confirm if it still works, if you updated today
[22:17] <FulciLives> http://i.imgur.com/yhFg5UY.png
[22:17] <Bashing-om> tnk1: lemme get caught up on all the aboves, menawhil .. let's look at kernels pastbin -> ls -la /boot <-.
[22:17] <apb1963> bekks: Sorry.. Konversation crashed again... so I missed any response you might have made.
[22:17] <FulciLives> I can't get to /home but not /home/fulcilives
[22:17] <HDRDan> Anyone here know anything about McMyAdmin?
[22:18] <daftykins> FulciLives: what does 'pwd' return?
[22:18] <bekks> !anyone | HDRDan
[22:18] <bekks> HDRDan: Please just ask a specific question.
[22:18] <spjt> FulciLives: I can get to /home but not /home/user if /home is go-x
[22:18] <nono> I have installed ubuntu in vmware in windows  but , i want it to connect to the network just like an other computer , so i don't know which network connection to choose NAT or bridge or only-host , can any one help me out ?
[22:18] <FulciLives> Type "pwd" returns: /home/fulcilives
[22:18] <HDRDan> Well, I'd like to just chat with someone who knows what they're talking about.
[22:18] <spjt> FulciLives: make sure all the directories above your home directory are a+x
[22:18] <beandog> o.O
[22:19] <bekks> HDRDan: Then you have to search of a specific channel for McMyAdmin - or you just ask a specific question.
[22:19] <bekks> *for
[22:19] <HDRDan> I'm having an issue with MCPC+ finishing it's start up. It locks up and does nothing after a certain point.
[22:19] <daftykins> FulciLives: so you're already *in* your home folder because ~ is short-hand for /home/$current_user
[22:19] <FulciLives> Not sure how to do that a+x thing you just mentioned spjt
[22:19] <iDevelop> I know about McMyAdmin
[22:19] <bekks> HDRDan: And do you mind to share "the specific point" with us?
[22:19] <bazhang> http://stanto.me/software/installing-mcmyadmin-2-4-3-0-on-ubuntu-server-13-04-64-bit/ HDRDan
[22:19] <spjt> FulciLives: sudo chmod a+x /home
[22:19] <HDRDan> ... I've got the software installed.
[22:19] <FulciLives> ok
[22:20] <HDRDan> The server just won't finish starting up.
[22:20] <nono> help please,
[22:21] <bekks> HDRDan: So you did follow http://wiki.phonicuk.com/Installing-McMyAdmin.ashx ?
[22:21] <bekks> nono: With what exactly? :)
[22:21] <tnk1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7153620/
[22:21] <tnk1> Bashing-om,
 I have installed ubuntu in vmware in windows  but  i want it to connect to the network just like an other computer , so i don't know which network connection to choose NAT or bridge or only-host , can any one help me out ?
[22:22] <FulciLives> Well I did the a+x thing but it is still behaving the same: http://i.imgur.com/CQqeDIV.png
[22:22] <daftykins> FulciLives: heh you're trying to run stuff in your VM but there are no files in your home directory for anything to work, so i don't think there's anything wrong :)
[22:22] <bekks> nono: Well, did you read the vmware documentation on what those networking modes actually mean?
[22:22] <daftykins> FulciLives: do you understand what i meant when i said "/home/fulcilives/" = "~" ?
[22:22] <spjt> FulciLives: ...
[22:22] <daftykins> FulciLives: type "ls -al" right now, you will see any *hidden* files in your home folder
[22:23] <hillary> Hi all, when i write sudo apt-get update i get "sudo: fatal error, unable to load plugins" ubuntu 12.04.
[22:23] <tnk1> Bashing-om, i will just reboot now and see if it comes up on 3.11 - that should be the more recent, right?
[22:23] <hillary>  It just started when i was grant read write to some directories
[22:23] <spjt> FulciLives: It says ~ because ~ is a shorthand for /home/fulcilives
[22:23] <daftykins> FulciLives: now type "echo test > textfile" and "ls" you will see "textfile"
[22:23] <hillary> where could have messed?
[22:23] <tnk1> Bashing-om, brb
[22:23] <daftykins> spjt: there's an echo in here
[22:23] <KyouReeUs4nfo> nono: https://pubs.vmware.com/workstation-10/topic/com.vmware.ws.using.doc/GUID-D9B0A52D-38A2-45D7-A9EB-987ACE77F93C.html
[22:23] <adas> hey everyone
[22:23] <Bashing-om> tnk1: Does not look real bad, I reseave my opinion till I see what kernels are presently availabale -> ls -la /boot <- .
[22:23] <seednode> daftykins, for the purpose of that test, wouldn't touch textfile have sufficed?
[22:24] <daftykins> seednode: how many ways do you think there are to achieve any given task on a computer?
[22:24] <FulciLives> So I'm in my "home" directory then? http://i.imgur.com/ubCa5HM.png
[22:24] <tnk1> Bashing-om, it's in the pastebin
[22:24] <daftykins> FulciLives: yes
[22:24] <hillary> This is the command i was using sudo chmod -R 777 /opt/google
[22:24] <tnk1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7153620/
[22:24] <FulciLives> lol
[22:24] <seednode> daftykins, never enough ;)
[22:24] <FulciLives> OMG
[22:24] <tnk1> Bashing-om, http://paste.ubuntu.com/7153620/
[22:24] <FulciLives> I'm so stupid, huh?
[22:24] <daftykins> FulciLives: "pwd" which i told you to run - "print working directory" confirms this
[22:24] <seednode> But in the interest of saving keystrokes, because laziness is a virtue
[22:24] <hillary> "sudo chmod -R 777 /opt/google"
[22:24] <seednode> And saving nearly 10 whole bytes
[22:25] <FulciLives> ahhh okay I see now what pwd is doing or saying
[22:25] <FulciLives> Gee I'm sorry guys
[22:25] <bekks> hillary: Thata very bad idea. A very very bad one.
[22:25] <FulciLives> Thanks for the help
[22:25] <daftykins> seednode: ok, appreciate the input - but please reduce it to actual critical things such as where i fly off the handle and tell a user to nuke their system ;)
[22:25] <delinquentme> so I've been doing some algo design for hadoop. At current I've been using $ cat testfile | ./mapper.py  to check the progress on the output
[22:25] <spjt> FulciLives: I should know by now when someone says something "doesn't work" to ask what it does
[22:25] <seednode> daftykins, it's just a question
[22:25] <seednode> Was wondering if echo is better for some reason
[22:25] <bekks> hillary: You should consider reinstalling everything that is installed under /opt/google
[22:25] <daftykins> oh you were actually asking - ok
[22:26] <delinquentme> though with this new exercise we need to use 2 files as inputs ... how can I do this in a similar manner?
[22:26] <beandog> FulciLives: dude, don't sweat it, at all ... it's all good :)
[22:26] <beandog> noobs ftw
[22:26] <hillary> bekks :oops how do i go about?
[22:26] <delinquentme> I attempted to pass both files using cat as a directory  $ cat dir/* | ./mapper.py ... to no luck
[22:26] <FulciLives> I'll idle while I play around some more in case I have more questions heh but yes thanks again all.
[22:26] <bekks> hillary: Most likely, using the software center or your package management system.
[22:26] <skjones> where can i find the daily builds / beta of ubuntu 14.04?
[22:27] <daftykins> spjt: btw please don't be too quick to throw around permission commands... especially when nothing's wrong ;)
[22:27] <bekks> hillary: Actually, you messed up permissions under /opt/google
[22:27] <daftykins> skjones: google
[22:27] <spjt> daftykins: It would only have set them to the default.
[22:27]  * kelpie brings the donuts, says "hi"
[22:27] <daftykins> unnecessary = unnecessary :)
[22:28] <hillary> bekks: ok. any terminal command i can run to correct the anormaly?
[22:28] <bekks> hillary: chmod -R is irreversible. Uninstall all applications under /opt/google and reinstall them.
[22:28] <Bashing-om> tnk1: OK, caught up, have you now rebooted ? all looks fair, may have a bunch of ancillary stuff to deal with, basic system looks good. we do some clean up soonest.
[22:28] <hillary> ok
[22:29] <beandog> bekks: well, I dunno about *irreverisble*
[22:29] <beandog> difficult to restore to its native state, sure
[22:29] <bekks> beandog: Impossible, without reinstalling.
[22:29] <beandog> but if you know which files were supposed to be executable
[22:29] <beandog> then you could fix it
[22:30] <bekks> beandog: If you knew that, you would not have used chmod -R
[22:30] <beandog> ?
[22:30] <spjt> Sonds like they're all executable now
[22:30] <bekks> beandog: .
[22:30] <beandog> find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 chmod 0644
[22:30] <beandog> find . -type d -print0 | xargs -0 chmod 0755
[22:30] <beandog> ^^ fixxor to normal
[22:30] <bekks> beandog: LOL, no.
[22:30] <beandog> but you'd still have to chmod +x the binaries (whatever they are)
[22:30] <bekks> beandog: That messing up even more.
[22:30] <zeroRooter> if i want to have some fun with the ubuntu src, should i be learning C or C++ or both?
[22:31] <spjt> zeroRooter: depends what you mean
[22:31] <beandog> bekks: I don't even know what the program is in /opt/google, so I could be totally off base.
[22:31] <bekks> beandog: What about binaries being 0555 or even setuid'
[22:31] <zeroRooter> spjt, i'd like to contribute in some way, and the only language i'm fluent in is java and java for the desktop is a joke
[22:31] <bekks> beandog: Reinstalling those applications is the only safe way to get them working properly again.
[22:31] <beandog> bekks: dude, I already said *twice* if you knew what the original perms were, you could fix it ... freep
[22:31] <beandog> bekks: and yes, I agree.  reinstall ftw. :)
[22:32] <zeroRooter> but anyway
[22:32] <beandog> zeroRooter: learn C
[22:32] <bekks> beandog: Please refrain from personal offenses. Thank you.
[22:32] <tymat> is there a limit to the number of devices that can be connected on a 28 port USB 2.0 hub?  for some reason on Ubuntu I can only recognize 7 devices on the same USB hub while on Debian I can see all ports?
[22:32] <zeroRooter> ok
[22:32] <beandog> bekks: *how* was that a personal offense???  whatever, tho, happy land is back.
[22:32] <beandog> bekks: curious though, I really did miss what program they installed .. what was it?
[22:32] <tymat> this is on the same hardware (just different boot partitions)
[22:33] <tymat> is Ubuntu 13.10 USB code/kernel crippled for some reason?
[22:33] <bekks> beandog: Ask hillary, not me :)
[22:33] <spjt> zeroRooter: Depends what part you want to work on. The kernel stuff is C, the GUI stuff is probably more C++, but a lot of the ubuntu-specific stuff is Python.
[22:33] <bekks> tymat: No, why?
[22:33] <seednode> tymat, wait, are you seriously using a 28-port unpowered USB hub?
[22:33] <beandog> hillary: what'd you install?
[22:33] <beandog> bekks: thx
[22:33] <seednode> Or is it powered
[22:33] <tymat> is there a limit to the number of devices that can be connected on a 28 port USB 2.0 hub?  for some reason on Ubuntu I can only recognize 7 devices on the same USB hub while on Debian I can see all ports.
[22:33] <sydneyJDykstra> How long will it take to upgrade from 12.04 to 14.04 using a flashdrive?
[22:33] <tymat> this is the same exact hardware
[22:34] <bekks> tymat: The limit is 28. And thats a theoretical one, sonce you have to have an external power source for the hub.
[22:34] <tymat> when I boot on the debian partition I can see all devices just fine but when I'm on ubuntu 13.10 partition I just see 7
[22:34] <zeroRooter> spjt, what do you mean the ubuntu-specific stuff
[22:34] <tymat> so why is it working on Debian wheezy just fine?
[22:34] <zeroRooter> the desktop apps?
[22:34] <hillary> beandog: was installing netbeans7.4
[22:34] <spjt> zeroRooter: The utilities, etc
[22:34] <beandog> hillary: oh okay
[22:34] <bekks> hillary: Under /opt/google ??
[22:34] <tymat> but not being seen (and sometimes kernel panics) on Ubuntu... on the same physical machine
[22:35] <beandog> zeroRooter: The question is, what do you want to build?  Then go from there.
[22:35] <tymat> looks like a BUG!
[22:35] <bekks> tymat: then create a bug report :)
[22:35] <beandog> tymat: or just ... kernel configuration ...
[22:35] <spjt> zeroRooter: You'd have to pick a specific thing to work on, things are written in many different languages
[22:35] <beandog> oh, kernel panics
[22:35] <beandog> yah, that sucks.
[22:35] <tymat> so "crippled configuration" might be true
[22:35] <zeroRooter> not sure what i want to build atm i have no good ideas :(
[22:35] <tymat> Linux is linux
[22:35] <hillary> No under opt/google is wtk (wireless tool kit for java me
[22:35] <tymat> it works on Debian (which has a slightly older kernel version)
[22:36] <tymat> but not on Ubuntu
[22:36] <beandog> zeroRooter: if you figure that out, you'll be golden. :)  Otherwise, pick some languages, and go through the tutorials, and find what you like
[22:36] <spjt> zeroRooter: Find something that annoys you.
[22:36] <sydneyJDykstra> ?
[22:37] <beandog> spjt: heh, that's actually the best place to start ... find an itch to scratch
[22:37] <zeroRooter> spjt, many things annoy me about ubuntu but i doubt i will be good enough to fix them
[22:37] <spjt> zeroRooter: You don't know until you try. Besides, you don't really have to know a language to fix bugs sometimes, if you know Java you'll probably be able to figure it out just from the context
[22:38] <sacramento> there is diference betthen kernel ubuntu and debian
[22:38] <sacramento> *between
[22:38] <hwamokp66> Hi, how do i access my site through FTP? I have been tinkering through Putty and SSH
[22:38] <bekks> hwamokp66: Install a FTP server.
[22:38] <spjt> hwamokp66: You might just want to use sftp
[22:38] <hillary> bbekks: I cannot access even Synaptic package manager. It vibrates and disappear!!!
[22:38] <hwamokp66> spjt: is there a package i can use apt-get isntall for?
[22:39] <spjt> hwamokp66: If you have ssh, you should have sftp already
[22:39] <bekks> hillary: Did you run another chmod -R command, accidentially?
[22:39] <hwamokp66> spjt: so i should use the ip of my server and the account info for my root user?
[22:39] <bekks> !root | hwamokp66
[22:40] <spjt> hwamokp66: It might not work for root. Try "sftp user@host" where user is the username and host is the hostname
[22:40] <hwamokp66> I want to use filezilla, is this possible?
[22:40] <bekks> hwamokp66: sure.
[22:40] <hwamokp66> what are the steps i need to do for that?
[22:41] <bekks> Install it, start it.
[22:41] <hillary> bekks:yes i did i have seen. But this was on some files in usr/lib which i neede to write data to them
[22:41] <hwamokp66> i have filezilla, i know my ip adress, idk what i put in for he user and pass
[22:41] <bekks> hillary: As a user, you never need to do that. I suspect, you messed up even more.
[22:41] <spjt> hwamokp66: your username and password on that machine
[22:42] <hwamokp66> spjt: so isnt htat my root account for the ssh? same info?
[22:42] <tymat> Conclusion: Ubuntu still sucks.  Goodbye
[22:42] <hillary> but when i do using su everything goes well.
[22:42] <bekks> hwamokp66: By default, there is no root account accesible using ftp or ssh.
[22:42] <hwamokp66> bekks: so how do i set up a ftp server? i have no cpanel. I'm running the server myself
[22:42] <bekks> hillary: su implies that you set a root password set as well. Do you have more desasters to tell us?
[22:43] <bekks> hwamokp66: you can use sftp which is already running.
[22:43] <bekks> hwamokp66: just use your username, your password and port 22 - in filezilla
[22:43] <hwamokp66> bekks: worsk great! thanks. the 22 is the ssh port?
[22:44] <bekks> hwamokp66: Yes.
[22:44] <hillary> bekks: yes i did set root password. Indeed i have messed up i can see.!!
[22:44] <bekks> hillary: I suggest a clean reinstallation of the entire system then.
[22:44] <Jonnyw2k> !sudo
[22:45] <hillary> you mean i reinstall the ubuntu 12.04??
[22:45] <Jonnyw2k> !root
[22:45] <bekks> hillary: Yes.
[22:45] <hwamokp66> is it normal to have /www/webiste.com?
[22:45] <hillary> Am done?
[22:45] <hwamokp66> or should it be /www/public_html/website.com
[22:45] <bekks> hwamokp66: No. Neither nor. Those arent Ubuntu paths. :)
[22:45] <bekks> hillary: I'd say yes.
[22:46] <beandog> hwamokp66: general syntax is /var/www/website.com/htdocs
[22:46] <hwamokp66> beandog: oh gotcha, thanks
[22:46] <beandog> :)
[22:46] <hwamokp66> i can change permissions through sftp right?
[22:46] <beandog> depends on your client
[22:46] <hwamokp66> filezilla?
[22:47] <bekks> hwamokp66: if your user hass the permissions to change permissions, yes.
[22:47] <hwamokp66> its the root!
[22:47] <hillary> bekks: Since i can work from the root is okay i continue working from root?
[22:47] <bekks> hwamokp66: Hopefully it is not.
[22:47] <hwamokp66> oh..?
[22:47] <bekks> hwamokp66: Clear NO.
[22:47] <bekks> gna.
[22:47] <bekks> hillary: clear no.
[22:47] <hwamokp66> i thought i was using hte root?
[22:47] <hwamokp66> ru telling me not to use it, or its prob not a root
[22:47] <bekks> hwamokp66: We dont know which username you entered.
[22:47] <beandog> hwamokp66: dunno if filezilla has an interface to let you do it, right click on a directory / file and see
[22:48] <bekks> !root | hwamokp66
[22:48] <hwamokp66> i put in root and the password that the clodu hosting company gave me when i first started up the server?
[22:48] <bekks> !root | hillary
[22:48] <beandog> hwamokp66: you're fine
[22:48] <hwamokp66> i didnt need to do sudo to run anythign when i was in throuhg Putty
[22:48] <hwamokp66> so its safe to say it IS the root accoutn no?
[22:49] <tnk1> Bashing-om, will reboot it when finished with the work day... will keep you posted.. do you stay signed in to this irc channel?
[22:49] <bekks> hwamokp66: yes, thats safe. but it is not safe to use it all the time.
[22:49] <zeroRooter> is there no way to highlight in the default document viewer?
[22:50] <freeone3000> I would like to install mongodb-server and mongodb-clients from saucy, while still keeping the remainder of my packages at precise. Is there a way to do so? (It's not in precise-backports, so I'm going a bit more manual.)
[22:50] <hillary> bekks: infact when i write su put password and invoke apt-get update it runs well
[22:50] <hwamokp66> bekks: I will make another acocunt and disable the root. I haven't had the time to make the server a little more secture yet! :D thanks for the help
[22:51] <bekks> hillary: Since you said that you messed up even more permissions, and opened up the root account, I am resting your case. My only advice is to entirely reinstall that machine.
[22:51] <spjt> zeroRooter: You might want to try okular
[22:51] <zeroRooter> ok
[22:51] <zeroRooter> i can't live without highlighting ^_^
[22:52] <lickalott> Gents, has anyone installed CAC certificates on an Ubuntu rig and been able to use them to sign/view PKI emails?
[22:52] <spjt> zeroRooter: okular does highlighting and annotations and all that stuff
[22:53] <Bashing-om> tnk1: , no I do mot stay signed on here, my primary focus is ubuntuforums. This issue, I think the next thing is to RE-boot, and clean up lots of things - that is a process in and of it's self. Re-boot and let's see where we stand.
[22:53] <tnk1> ok, one sec
[22:53] <hillary> bekks: Thanks i will.
[22:59] <HDRDan> bekks: yes and I just installed Mono, and it's STILL not helped.
[23:06] <zubuntu> hi
[23:07] <Bruno_Cavalcanti> hello
[23:07] <zubuntu> i am having annoying warning at startup :  the disk drive /tmp is not ready yet or not present   in ubuntu 12.04 lts
[23:07] <zubuntu> how can i fix it ?
[23:08] <bluefrog> you wait and it's here, no?
[23:08] <zubuntu> what?
[23:09] <Bruno_Cavalcanti> verify the archive /etc/fstab ?
[23:09] <Cygnus-X1> Looks like a known issue zubuntu:  http://is.gd/gfFmSl
[23:09] <bluefrog> zubuntu, eventually the boot process finishes or not?
[23:09] <Hornet> I seem to have no working keyboard in gnome ubuntu 13.10 64bit?
[23:10] <Hornet> numlock works, key input does not
[23:10] <Hornet> obviously I can't use the terminal to even begin to debug
[23:10] <spjt> zubuntu: is it encrypted? I had that warning before
[23:11] <OerHeks> Hornet, does the 4 & 6 number move your mouse?
[23:12] <Hornet> OerHeks, one moment
[23:12] <Hornet> pc in question in other room
[23:12] <OerHeks> Hornet then you have mouse emulation enabled, see if your keyboard or mouse menu has a mouse emulation option, i believe the keyboard menu
[23:14] <Hornet> OerHeks: no, but numeric enter works
[23:14] <Hornet> scroll lock won't toggle on either
[23:14] <OerHeks> Hornet, then i have no clue
[23:14] <Hornet> :(
[23:14] <Hornet> thanks all the same
[23:15] <Hornet> google seems to imply I'm the only person to have experienced this, eve
[23:15] <dragonfly> Hornet: is it a USB or PS2 Keyboard?
[23:15] <Hornet> *ever
[23:15] <Hornet> ps2
[23:15] <Hornet> tried a usb, same
[23:15] <Hornet> plugged in concurrently though
[23:16] <Hornet> running from live env, if it matters
[23:16] <Azendale> is there a way to upgrade 12.04LTS server to the latest 14.04 beta/daily build?
[23:16] <Hornet> need to do some cli stuff before I can install
[23:16] <Hornet> and can't do that without a keyboard...
[23:18] <Hornet> Azendale: probably but not sure you'd want to yet, may as well wait
[23:18] <zubuntu> bluefrog:  it opens ubuntu normally but it is giving that warning or error at start up
[23:18] <zubuntu> dont know why
[23:18] <spjt> I'm more interested to find out how to downgrade 14.04 :)
[23:18] <Hornet> dragonfly: does that narrow it down at all?
[23:18] <Azendale> Hornet: I've used betas before and it worked alright
[23:18] <OerHeks> spjt, re-install, there is no other downgrade
[23:19] <spjt> OerHeks: Yeah, I know.
[23:19] <zubuntu> can somebody help me pls ?
[23:19] <dragonfly> Hornet: have you rebooted and gotten the same result?
[23:20] <spjt> Azendale: If you really want to, you have to upgrade to each release before it. Then edit /etc/apt/sources.list to get 14.04.
[23:20] <spjt> The only real "problem" I've had with 14.04 is if you need anything from a ppa, forget it
[23:20] <zubuntu> fstab  report is this :  http://www.icqturkiye.com/paste/view/raw/5bcdc195
[23:21] <bluefrog> zubuntu, then all is cool
[23:21] <zubuntu> bluefrog:  why do i get that warning while booting then ?
[23:22] <bluefrog> because it has  to wait for it to be ready. it's written
[23:22] <Wulframn> zubuntu, is the word wrap present in the file or just in the upload?
[23:22] <Azendale> This is an install of server version, yes, but it is not currently in use. The tool I was going to put on top of it wants python3-requests package, which is not in 12.04, but is in >=12.10. I'm fine with it being beta stuff while I'm working on getting the tools all going, but I eventually want to leave it at an LTS. So my thought was to go to the beta in one LTS -> LTS (beta) hop (I was hoping), and I just wont declare that machine r
[23:22] <zubuntu> what Wulframn  ?
[23:23] <zubuntu> sorry i didnt understand what u mean
[23:23] <spjt> Azendale: You'd be better off just upgrading to 13.10
[23:23] <Hornet> dragonfly: it's live, but yes
[23:23] <Wulframn> When I view the file you linked the lines are wrapped. Each line should be all on one line.
[23:23] <Hornet> it has an error on startup, and the error reporter then has an error so I can't see what broke
[23:23] <spjt> Azendale: Or, just try to install whatever you want by hand
[23:24] <zubuntu> Wulframn: let me try it again
[23:24] <spjt> Azendale: or maybe it has a ppa
[23:25] <zubuntu> Wulframn:  it s how you see
[23:25] <zubuntu> not wrapped or something else
[23:25] <Wulframn> Alright
[23:25] <Azendale> spjt: upgrading to 13.10 would be better because the upgrade from 12.04 -> 14.04 is iffy (nonexistant) or is it because 14.04 isn't declared "stable" yet?
[23:25] <zubuntu> what should i do now ?
[23:25] <dragonfly> Hornet: try it without that keyboard and use a different one instead?
[23:26] <zubuntu> by the way what are the copy-paste-cut  shortcuts in terminal ?
[23:26] <zubuntu> ctrl+c doesnt work
[23:26] <zubuntu> also ctrl+v
[23:26] <spjt> Azendale: Because 14.04 is less stable than 13.10, and you can just upgrade to 14.04 when it comes out.
[23:27] <bluefrog> zubuntu, shift ctrl c
[23:27] <zubuntu> always shift ?
[23:27] <zubuntu> ok thx
[23:28] <spjt> Azendale: Besides, if you do it now you're going to have to do every version upgrade anyway
[23:28] <Wulframn> Include shift. Or just type out the commands slowly and correctly
[23:28] <Hornet> dragonfly, that's the only good keyboard I have, but I can try with an ancient USB one
[23:29] <dragonfly> that would be my next attempt :S
[23:29] <Hornet> k, back in a while I suppose then
[23:29] <Artemis3> zubuntu, select command you want to copy, don't bother with ctrl c, then in terminal press the middle mouse button (usually a wheel), Magic!
[23:30] <Hornet> it's live so takes about 10 mins between reboot -> usable
[23:30] <Azendale> spjt: ah, so whatever "magic" to allow an 12.04 -> 14.04 upgrade isn't set yet? Or are you saying after I'm on 14.04 and I want to go to 16.04 (when that happens) i'll have to go through 14.10, 15.04, 15.10 to get there?
[23:31] <zubuntu> Artemis3:  i m using laptop no wheel
[23:31] <Artemis3> Azendale, you can upgrade from LTS to LTS
[23:31] <Artemis3> zubuntu, often, pushing both mouse buttons do the trick
[23:32] <spjt> Azendale: It will work after it's released, but now you need to do every version
[23:32] <wiak> in a bash script how can i remove 3 parts of a read down input?
[23:32] <zubuntu> Artemis3: pushing how ?
[23:32] <Wulframn> Zubuntu, using your fingers
[23:33] <Artemis3> if your touchpad has 2 buttons press both lol :)
[23:33] <zubuntu> lol Wulframn  :p
[23:37] <unicornjedi> hello, my ubuntu desktop wont wake up from suspend properly. All I get is a black blank screen.
[23:38] <Azendale> spjt: Ok, thanks for the clarification. I think that makes the decision easy. I think the big reason to try to go to 14.04 was the one hop.
[23:39] <unicornjedi> hello, my ubuntu desktop wont wake up from suspend properly. All I get is a black blank screen.
[23:40] <dragonfly> unicornjedi: do you see your cursor when this happens or not even that?
[23:40] <daftykins> Azendale: fwiw i think you can only go LTS -> LTS once 14.04 hits a 14.04.1 release
[23:40] <plasma> dragonfly: i have the same problem, and i see my cursor
[23:40] <plasma> but is frozen
[23:40] <dragonfly> do any menus come up when you right click?
[23:40] <dragonfly> ...oh
[23:41] <unicornjedi> dragonfly, nope no cursor
[23:41] <Azendale> daftykins: wow, I didn't know that. Maybe I'm just too impatient for new releases and can't wait a whole two years, so LTS -> LTS upgrades are rare for me :)
[23:41] <Guegs> Is there any way to get the tail command to only display a small portion of a line? IE I only want it to display the next 15 characters in my iptables log.
[23:41] <Guegs> Errr, UFW log.
[23:42] <unicornjedi> Guegs, see if #networking
[23:42] <daftykins> Azendale: hehe, tbh with you we're not far away from 14.04 release, if i were you i'd just get experimenting with what you want to run with that
[23:42] <unicornjedi> will provide some help
[23:42] <Guegs> OK. Thanks unicornjedi. :-)
[23:43] <Koleda> hello
[23:44] <unicornjedi> Soooooo can anyone provide some help? my ubuntu desktop won't wake up properly from suspend
[23:45] <Lord-Ragnarock> Is anyone willing and able to help an Arch user? The channel doesn't seem to want to answer me :/
[23:45] <daftykins> no, ubuntu support only in here i'm afraid
[23:45] <Lord-Ragnarock> Aw :(
[23:45] <daftykins> you'll have to be patient in their channel
[23:45] <Koleda> they are slow like ...
[23:46] <Lord-Ragnarock> Well, the problem does have more to do with the kernel and some firmware. Think that could be asked? xD
[23:47] <runvnc> Lord why did you even mention Arch lol
[23:47] <unicornjedi> my ubuntu desktop wont wake up from suspend properly. All I get is a black blank screen.
[23:47] <runvnc> Lord-Ragnarock: I would ask anyway, some people might know
[23:47] <runvnc> unicornjedi: I was having a blank screen today also
[23:47] <Lord-Ragnarock> Haha, alright :D
[23:48] <runvnc> unicornjedi: did you recently install any software?
[23:48] <unicornjedi> runvnc, i updated the ubuntu base
[23:48] <Beldar> Lord-Ragnarock, ##linux is a general help channel.
[23:48] <runvnc> unicornjedi: what do you mean you updated ubuntu base sorry
[23:48] <unicornjedi> runvnc, the problem keeps coming and going. For a month I dont have any problems... then BOOOOOM ubuntu slaps me in the face
[23:48] <runvnc> with apt-get or what
[23:49] <unicornjedi> runvnc, like sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[23:49] <runvnc> unicornjedi: is that when the problems started, after the upgrade?
[23:49] <thoonai> hey, having little problems with sudo: somehow it wants the password, though I told not to ask :/
[23:50] <unicornjedi> runvnc, i dont really know. It comes and goes. I dont know the cause(s)
[23:50] <runvnc> thoonai: http://askubuntu.com/questions/334318/sudoers-file-enable-nopasswd-for-user-all-commands
[23:50] <unicornjedi> runvnc, would you like to see some logs and graphic card info?
[23:51] <runvnc> unicornjedi: did it happen before the upgrade?
[23:51] <thoonai> runvnc: thats exactly what I don't want ^^
[23:52] <unicornjedi> runvnc, yes
[23:52] <runvnc> thoonai: if you describe what you do want that is different from what you said, then someone will be able to help you
[23:52] <runvnc> put your sudoers in a gist
[23:52] <Azendale> so, I'm planning on upgrading a machine that lives at an ISP. Is there any way to find what mirror has best bandwidth?
[23:52] <runvnc> unicornjedi: if it happened before the upgrade then I guess we should assume the upgrade isnt relevant
[23:52] <thoonai> runvnc: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7153939/
[23:52] <unicornjedi> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7153941/
[23:52] <thoonai> I hope this helps
[23:53] <Koleda> did anyone tried vimium ?
[23:53] <unicornjedi> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7153943/
[23:53] <runvnc> thoonai: what do you want to do if its not what the link I pasted does
[23:53] <unicornjedi> runvnc, please see these two pastebins
[23:54] <sarthak> I'm getting some major tearing when moving windows up/down. Monitor rotation 90*. Any ideas?
[23:55] <thoonai> runvnc: I want to exactly let the user thoonai to be only allowed exactly this command without password
[23:55] <runvnc> unicornjedi: have you tried this https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/BlankScreen#Problem:__Black_screen_after_resume
[23:56] <unicornjedi> sarthak, switch video drivers?
[23:57] <Koleda> no vimium users here ?
[23:57] <Bashing-om> Azendale: Do not know of a terminal way, there is a means from the GUI Software Center.
[23:57] <unicornjedi> runvnc, i dont understand this
[23:58] <shadykhan-laptop> hey guys i bought a new laptop recently and put ubuntu 13.10 on it but it randomly restartes my session and takes me to the login screen any idea?
[23:58] <thoonai> runvnc: ^^?
[23:59] <sarthak> unicornjedi I will try looking for updates. Though I should mention I am running gnome3 and HD2000 onboard.
[23:59] <runvnc> thoonai: did you try USER HOST= NOPASSWD: VBOX  exactly like that? is there anything else in the sudoers
[23:59] <thoonai> runvnc: as the paste :/
[23:59] <runvnc> unicornjedi: that link seems to apply to your situation doesnt it?