mic_e | dw1: I'm running it from a live usb, yes | 00:00 |
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mic_e | and the rest (firefox etc) works | 00:00 |
mic_e | alright I launched it with --pdb, which should drop it into pdb after crash | 00:01 |
mic_e | but it doesn't | 00:01 |
owen1 | dw1: thank you | 00:01 |
dw1 | owen1: piece o cake | 00:02 |
Yelu | owen1, no, the position of the markers matter left to right: you had "pi" => 1. "p" = the package and all its configuration files were removed, or the package was never installed. 2. "i" = the package is installed and all its dependencies are satisfied. | 00:02 |
mic_e | huh... I got strange squashfs IO errors in dmesg... | 00:02 |
dw1 | Yelu: a paradox..... | 00:03 |
EleanorEllis | tgm4883: Interestingly, it seems that as soon as I put the DVD into full screen mode on my large monitor (2560 x 1440) the CPU temperature rises quickly from about 60 degrees C to about 80 in about 2 or 3 seconds | 00:03 |
dw1 | EleanorEllis: bad fan / airflow? :-/ | 00:04 |
EleanorEllis | tgm4883: Then as soon as I exit full screen mode, the temperature drops quickly back to 60 degrees | 00:04 |
Yelu | dw1: found that in the documentation - can't help it => http://algebraicthunk.net/~dburrows/projects/aptitude/doc/en/ch02s02s02.html | 00:04 |
stormchaser3000 | hi | 00:04 |
EleanorEllis | dw1: The fan goes to maximum speed | 00:04 |
stormchaser3000 | i need some help | 00:04 |
dw1 | EleanorEllis: try another media player ? | 00:04 |
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stormchaser3000 | i am getting internal errors when trying to run a server using a voxle based game (i get time out errors on the game and then i get internal errors) | 00:05 |
EleanorEllis | tgm4883 and dw1: Oddly enough the temperature does not rise much when I put the video to full screen mode on my second monitor at 1280 x 1024 | 00:06 |
dw1 | EleanorEllis: is it a media file or flash/youtube? | 00:07 |
EleanorEllis | dw1: It was a DVD played via totem. I am just installing VLC to see if that has the same behaviour | 00:08 |
dw1 | EleanorEllis: i see at least one complaint with totem's video acceleration | 00:10 |
stormchaser3000 | um | 00:11 |
stormchaser3000 | hi | 00:11 |
EleanorEllis | dw1: I'm now running the DVD full screen on my big monitor in VLC and it is not increasing the temperature so dramatically | 00:11 |
stormchaser3000 | i need help | 00:11 |
dw1 | EleanorEllis: sounds like what person in fedora forum reported... 110% with totem, 50-60% with vlc | 00:11 |
EleanorEllis | !ask > stormchaser3000 | 00:11 |
ubottu | stormchaser3000, please see my private message | 00:11 |
EleanorEllis | !ask | stormchaser3000 | 00:12 |
ubottu | stormchaser3000: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience | 00:12 |
dw1 | EleanorEllis: i guess its poor video acceleration | 00:12 |
EleanorEllis | dw1: Well at least I know the problem now. I will uninstall totem | 00:12 |
dw1 | EleanorEllis: possibly based on certain hardware | 00:12 |
Coburn | Was there a command that I can run so munin can rescan my software stack and start recording stats for say Postfix, which was installed after munin? | 00:13 |
EleanorEllis | tgm4883: It looks like the temperature spike was being caused by totem | 00:14 |
Yelu | dw1, for the "paradox" with "pi" in aptitude: I pasted the wrong marker text for "i": this is the correct one: 2. "i" = the package will be installed. | 00:14 |
dw1 | Yelu: yea it seems the two flags can contradict each other.. i will have to study the docs more thx for link | 00:14 |
Yelu | So it's reasonable to have a status of "pi" => package has never been on this system and package will be installed. | 00:15 |
dw1 | so pi wouldnt show up in dpkg -l maybe, because it's not a potential installation process? :-/ | 00:16 |
Yelu | dw1, maybe, but owen1's system told us so ("pi") | 00:17 |
MikeRL | This is getting odd. I've disabled the magic sysrq key (I checked the terminal) and Print still doesn't take a screenshot. | 00:18 |
dw1 | Yelu: he said he was using aptitude.. not sure the params | 00:18 |
MikeRL | cat sysrq from the appropriate location prints out 0. | 00:18 |
Yelu | dw1, okay - other "story" ... | 00:18 |
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dw1 | Yelu: ive got some rc's in dpkg -l | 00:19 |
dw1 | Yelu: its starting to make more sense :) | 00:21 |
Yelu | dw1, just checked "man dpkg" - there is a paragraph for "-r" that tells similar things (pending purge etc.) | 00:21 |
minitosh | /quit | 00:22 |
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MikeRL | Still doesn't work. Tried everything. | 00:33 |
MikeRL | Any help available? | 00:33 |
happyfr0gg | how do I change the OPENSSL version in IRSSI? IRSSI is a terminal-based chat client in Linux. | 00:33 |
dw1 | MikeRL: compizconfig-settings-manager ? | 00:34 |
dw1 | MikeRL: you can set a lot of shortcuts in there | 00:35 |
MikeRL | dw1: I just tried that one. | 00:36 |
happyfr0gg | how do I change the OPENSSL version in IRSSI? IRSSI is a terminal-based chat client in Linux. | 00:36 |
MikeRL | dwl: No success. | 00:36 |
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dw1 | MikeRL: works fine if you run gnome-screenshot manually ? | 00:37 |
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MikeRL | dw1: Yes. | 00:37 |
ylolek | time | 00:38 |
Coburn | happyfr0gg: recompile. | 00:38 |
Coburn | ylolek: 23 April 2014, 10:38 AM AEST (GMT+10). | 00:38 |
Coburn | You wanted the time, I got you the time. | 00:39 |
Coburn | If you did not request the time, you should be more specific. | 00:39 |
jellow | happyfr0gg, Irssi in repo has not been updated since oct 2013 and uses libssl.so.1.0.0 , you need to recompile and check if they have the current openssl verion | 00:39 |
dw1 | Mike9863: how bout Alt-PrtSc - that work? | 00:41 |
dw1 | MikeRL: ^ | 00:41 |
ylolek | timezone | 00:41 |
Yelu | !timezone | ylolek | 00:42 |
crocket | On 14.04, chromium has serious issues with ibus-hangul. | 00:44 |
crocket | Is there a patch for that? | 00:44 |
Yelu | ylolek, you meant thos? - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuTime | 00:44 |
ylolek | Coburn, Yelu thanks. i was just testing for some bots. :) | 00:46 |
EleanorEllis | My keyboard lags behind and misses characters if I type at my normal speed. It's very annoying as I have to slow down my typing so the computer can keep up. | 00:46 |
Yelu | ylolek, k | 00:46 |
ylolek | Yelu: k? | 00:46 |
EleanorEllis | This happens whether I use my external USB keyboard or the laptop keyboard. It used to happen in Ubuntu 12.04 and now happens in 14.04 as well | 00:47 |
crford | Hey. Can anyone help me with a boot issue after a format and clean install of 14.04? | 00:48 |
EleanorEllis | This happens regardless of which application I type in | 00:48 |
EleanorEllis | crford: What happens? | 00:48 |
crford | Nothing. I get a kernel panic | 00:49 |
Yelu | ylolek, http://www.computerhope.com/jargon/chat.htm#k | 00:49 |
crford | No init found | 00:49 |
crford | I've tried manually booting from grub to no avail | 00:49 |
EleanorEllis | My keyboard lags behind and misses characters if I type at my normal speed. It's very annoying as I have to slow down my typing so the computer can keep up. This happens whether I use my external USB keyboard or the laptop keyboard. It used to happen in Ubuntu 12.04 and now happens in 14.04 as well. This happens regardless of which application I type in | 00:49 |
nottasos | ok, this is too much for me, i've been trying to find a way to edit my grub menu, but since grub2, this is impossible to do, if u dont have a rocket scientist certification | 00:49 |
crford | I've tried booting to USB stick and updating to latest kernel and it didn't help | 00:49 |
Jordan_U | !details | nottasos | 00:50 |
ubottu | nottasos: Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information, errors, steps, and possibly configuration files (use the !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel) | 00:50 |
Beldar | crford, All kernels crash, if more than one? | 00:50 |
crford | Correct | 00:51 |
jrib | !grub | nottasos | 00:51 |
ubottu | nottasos: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 | 00:51 |
crford | I just installed xubuntu14.04 and it booted fine | 00:51 |
nottasos | i just want 2 entries, 1 for my ubuntu installation and 1 for my windows installation, but the grub.cfg says 'dont edit me if u dont want your changes to get lost soon' | 00:51 |
Beldar | crford, It booted fine, so you have been to the desktop? What than? | 00:51 |
jrib | nottasos: that's right, read that last link from ubottu | 00:51 |
ylolek | Yelu: k iswym | 00:52 |
crford | Well, I guess now I'm going to try to figure out what's different between xubuntu and ubunut | 00:52 |
nottasos | i almost read the whole documentation of it, and i didnt really understand a thing :/ | 00:52 |
inawarminister | Hi | 00:53 |
Yelu | ylolek, that's right :) | 00:53 |
Beldar | nottasos, grub 2 has the os-prober it should add all OS to the grub menu. | 00:53 |
inawarminister | Sorry to do this, but can I ask someone on how to install ANY GUI proxy management app in Xubuntu? | 00:53 |
ylolek | Yelu: :) | 00:53 |
inawarminister | I've installed Unity and Pantheon, but the option is still gone?? | 00:53 |
ylolek | 3am here. lets smoke... :) | 00:54 |
happyfr0gg | clear | 00:54 |
happyfr0gg | term | 00:54 |
robotti^ | 03:54 | 00:54 |
Yelu | ylolek, on my way ... | 00:54 |
Jordan_U | nottasos: So you want only one entry for Ubuntu rather than two (the second giving you the option of booting an older kernel or using recovery mode)? | 00:54 |
* suka|baik is away: Sleep under Angin Cendelo | 00:55 | |
nottasos | Well, i'm not really concerned about the extra entries, i just need to at least re-order them, but the documentation doesnt mention anything about how it orders stuff | 00:56 |
Jordan_U | nottasos: Do you really need to change the order in theenu, or just the default? | 00:57 |
tinyminer | any tips on fixing the "fresh install boots to blank desktop" thing on 14.0.4? Googling about for ideas didn't help. Some stuff didn't work and other stuff didn't work because it was deprecated in 13 something... | 00:57 |
wickedheadache | how do i format a partition that is hfs exfat and ex3? | 00:57 |
nottasos | im more concerned about the order | 00:57 |
Beldar | tinyminer, Helps if you state what you have tried. You aware of the nomodeset boot? | 00:58 |
Ben64 | wickedheadache: a partition can only be one of those | 00:58 |
wickedheadache | Ben64: buts its all 3 | 00:58 |
tinyminer | hmm, fair enough will have to go back through stuff to list it but, no, not aware of that | 00:59 |
Ben64 | wickedheadache: it is not, a partition can only be one filesystem | 00:59 |
robotti^ | nottasos: https://launchpad.net/grub-customizer | 00:59 |
Jordan_U | nottasos: Why does the order matter to you? It's possible to change, but indeed it's not easy and likely not worth doing. | 00:59 |
wickedheadache | it was a win 7 dynamic virtual drive? | 00:59 |
Beldar | !nomodeset | tinyminer try to get to desktop | 00:59 |
ubottu | tinyminer try to get to desktop: A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter | 00:59 |
wickedheadache | Ben64: so the software is wrong or the info needs to be repaired? | 00:59 |
robotti^ | nottasos: that is graphical tool for customizing grub. It is nonsupported by ubuntu community | 00:59 |
Ben64 | wickedheadache: where are you seeing this info, and what are you trying to accomplish? | 01:00 |
Bray90820 | How would i hide grub | 01:00 |
tinyminer | k, reading :-) | 01:00 |
wickedheadache | gparted | 01:00 |
wickedheadache | also a usb exfat won't mount or format on usb | 01:00 |
tinyminer | ah, grub stuff didn't try that yet thanks for the help Beldar | 01:01 |
EleanorEllis | nottasos: If it's any consolation, I find editing the grub menu much harder than it used to be in grub legacy. I agree it is not easy to understand. You might find Grub Customiser an easier way to do it https://launchpad.net/grub-customizer I also found some useful information at http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/17787/clean-up-the-new-ubuntu-grub2-boot-menu/ | 01:01 |
Bray90820 | How would i hide grub | 01:02 |
Beldar | tinyminer, No problem, that's where I would start. | 01:02 |
nottasos | oh, ok, im gonna check this grub customizer, looks like what im looking for | 01:02 |
ylolek | by the way i have an issue with chrome after ive installed 14.04. it freezes when i start to download something at first. has anyone experinced something like this? | 01:05 |
wickedheadache | sounds like 14 should be held off of for a month or two | 01:05 |
Bray90820 | How would i hide grub | 01:05 |
Ben64 | !patience | Bray90820 | 01:07 |
ubottu | Bray90820: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 01:07 |
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wickedheadache | attempting a recovery of the drive in question | 01:08 |
nottasos | Oh, okay, this grub-customizer did the trick, too easy! Thanks for the help - later! | 01:08 |
overgrowth | nottasos: sure | 01:09 |
Bray90820 | :P | 01:11 |
tracyone | my lenovo laptop y400,Fn key can control the brightness,but after reboot or a new start,the brightness recover to MAX value.sudo su;echo 2 > /sys/class/backlight/ideapad/brightness.this command can't change the brightness | 01:12 |
Ben64 | tracyone: you should never use sudo su | 01:13 |
tracyone | os version:ubuntu 14.04 | 01:14 |
BHSPiMonkey | Has anyone else had problems using pip after upgrading to 14.04? I'm running into this crash: https://dpaste.de/2tRj/raw | 01:14 |
BHSPiMonkey | (I had heard about some problems with Trusty's python packages; are there some I need to grab manually?) | 01:14 |
overgrowth | BHSPiMonkey: What you mean | 01:15 |
nf7 | I need to get a headless Linux installation on to a 32bit Intel Atom CPU Notebook. 14.04 Server is only offered in 64-bit. Can anyone recommend a 32-bit headless server distro? I'm used to Ubuntu. Should I just go with an older version> | 01:15 |
nf7 | ? | 01:15 |
Ben64 | nf7: 14.04 is available in 32 bit | 01:16 |
nf7 | Ben64: Can you link me? www.ubuntu.com/download/server says 64-bit only | 01:16 |
Pici | nf7: http://releases.ubuntu.com/trusty/ | 01:16 |
nf7 | Ben64: Ah, I misread, it's just one specific feature that is offered on the 64-bit edition. | 01:17 |
nf7 | Sorry to bother you all. | 01:17 |
BHSPiMonkey | Disregard that question. My own fault. | 01:17 |
tracyone | Ben64: echo 2 | sudo tee /sys/class/backlight/ideapad/brightness | 01:18 |
fayesal | how do I add resolv.conf options for an ubuntu trusty preseed that uses dhcp? | 01:18 |
tracyone | the brightness no chang,cat /sys/class/backlight/ideapad/brightness,console output is 2 | 01:19 |
fayesal | 14.04 has real ipv6 capability but it doesn't put the options single-request option in resolv.conf so resolving takes 5s to timeout IPv6 | 01:19 |
Yelu | Bray90820, this helps on your way https://duckduckgo.com/?q=hide+grub | 01:19 |
tracyone | i tried modify /etc/default/grub :GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="acpi_backlight=vendor" | 01:22 |
tracyone | or GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="acpi_osi=linux" | 01:22 |
tracyone | have no effect | 01:22 |
zykotick9 | tracyone: did you "sudo update-grub" after making the change? | 01:23 |
zykotick9 | tracyone: fyi, on a EEE i've had to use those both at the same time... | 01:23 |
Bray90820 | Yelu: i searched an looked at a bunch of stuff but nothing worked | 01:25 |
tracyone | yes .GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="acpi_backlight=vendor acpi_osi=linux" ?? | 01:26 |
overgrowth | tracyone: You. | 01:27 |
overgrowth | Bray90820: buying dodge stuff | 01:28 |
h6w | With the Xen Hypervisor and Virtualbox. Are we just supposed to not use the Xen Hypervisor? | 01:30 |
fayesal | So I can make the 14.04 install go WAY quicker (even with ipv6.disable=1) if I echo "options single-request" >> /etc/resolv.conf after the dhcp is done… how can I preseed that? | 01:30 |
h6w | I can't seem to find Xen and Virtualbox talked about much on the internet. :-( | 01:30 |
mikeche1en | there is tons of discussion of those :) | 01:32 |
mikeche1en | oh you mean them both together | 01:32 |
h6w | Yes. | 01:32 |
h6w | Trusty Tahr runs Xen. Virtualbox complains "Running VirtualBox in a Xen environment is not supported". | 01:32 |
mikeche1en | hmm, i think most users only run 1 virtualization framework per system | 01:33 |
Ofekmeister | in ubuntu 14.04, where is vim-gnome located after install? I know vim -g or gvim in term opens the gui but I would like to pin it to the side | 01:33 |
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overgrowth | Ofekmeister: Why | 01:34 |
mikeche1en | Ofekmeister: use `which gvim` to find the path | 01:35 |
h6w | mikeche1en: Yes, but 14.04 defaults to running inside Xen. Does that mean that the only way to run Virtualbox now is to boot without Xen? Seems a little strange considering Virtualbox is used to much. | 01:35 |
minitosh | Ofekmeister: http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/amd64/vim-gnome/filelist | 01:36 |
Ofekmeister | minitosh, ty | 01:37 |
minitosh | Ofekmeister: You can basically check everything on packages.ubuntu.com ;) | 01:38 |
dw1 | h6w: no problems here........ | 01:38 |
Yelu | Ofekmeister, if you started your vim -g and were right-clicking on the launcher icon, then chosing "lock to launcher" - will it stay pinned? | 01:39 |
dw1 | h6w: noone on google reporting same either.... hmm | 01:39 |
ax562 | Why does ubuntu 12.04LTS use up so much ram? I have 4GB of ram and ubuntu is using 3.5GB while nothing is running. This cannot be how it's supposed to be working. | 01:39 |
rww | !memory | 01:39 |
ubottu | If you are wondering why some tools report your system has very little free memory, have a look at http://www.linuxatemyram.com/ | A short primer on Linux memory management can be found here: http://sourcefrog.net/weblog/software/linux-kernel/free-mem.html | 01:39 |
ax562 | according to "Top" | 01:39 |
ax562 | I asked this earlier but had to leave. my bad | 01:40 |
rww | tl;dr: free memory is wasted memory, don't complain unless you're actually running out of memory when using applications | 01:40 |
overgrowth | ax562: dummy. | 01:40 |
dw1 | ax562: type free -m and look on the second line beside buffers/cache for the real value | 01:40 |
rww | overgrowth: ...? | 01:40 |
ax562 | horrible | 01:42 |
ax562 | http://pastebin.com/eMXMHYmX | 01:42 |
minitosh | ax562: How do you check RAM usage? | 01:42 |
ax562 | top | 01:42 |
rww | ax562: looks fine to me. | 01:42 |
ax562 | terminal "top" | 01:42 |
rww | it's actually using 872MB, the rest is caches, which will be freed up if needed | 01:43 |
ax562 | 267 mb is fine? | 01:43 |
dw1 | ax562: beside buffers/cache is the real value | 01:43 |
ax562 | free | 01:43 |
Ofekmeister | how do I report an ip here? http://postimg.org/image/qu3f08nn3/ | 01:43 |
minitosh | ax562: That was my guess. 'sudo apt-get install htop' once and check again. Enjoy the difference. | 01:43 |
rww | ax562: read what I said, read the links that ubottu said | 01:43 |
rww | ax562: yes, it is fine. | 01:43 |
rww | ax562: you're just misinterpreting the numbers | 01:43 |
minitosh | ax562: ... using 'htop' instead of 'top' | 01:43 |
rww | there is zero point in RAM sitting there doing nothing when it can be used for caching disk contents | 01:43 |
rww | Ofekmeister: hi, channel op here, /join #ubuntu-ops and let us know if it continues | 01:44 |
minitosh | ax562: 'top' somehow shows the RAM reserved for the OS, while htop shows the sctually used RAM. | 01:44 |
rww | Ofekmeister: we can't do much about private messages, but it's something we take into consideration when deciding whether someone should be in #ubuntu | 01:44 |
overgrowth | Ofekmeister: report to who | 01:44 |
rww | overgrowth: do you have an Ubuntu technical support question? | 01:45 |
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Ofekmeister | rww, ok, thanks very much! | 01:45 |
ax562 | ah I see. Nice to know. Does anyone know how long linux kernel has cached in this manner? | 01:46 |
rww | a rather long time. not sure exactly how long | 01:48 |
kupo_ | i did update kernel today to 3.14 | 01:48 |
ax562 | It might have been +10.10 but not sure | 01:50 |
inawarminister | ehh has everyone seen KDE5 | 01:52 |
inawarminister | It looks good | 01:52 |
h6w | dw1: On 14.04 with Virtualbox 4.3.10. I attempt to run a VM, and it says that I have to run /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup. So I run that and this is what happens: http://pastebin.com/xuugLjAf | 01:54 |
Logan_ | h6w: are you using Virtualbox from the repository? | 01:56 |
minimec | h6w: YOu need the kernel-headers for you kernel. Otherwise connot compile the module | 01:56 |
minimec | h6w: 'sudo apt-get install linux-headers-generic' should do... | 01:58 |
h6w | Logan_: No, I added the virtualbox.org repository. | 01:59 |
h6w | minimec: Yes, headers are already installed. | 01:59 |
whoever | hi all, are there any good altinative to rhthmbox and amerok | 02:00 |
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* h6w thinks that since the repository was disabled, it's possible that the package was downgraded sideways. | 02:00 | |
hey_joe | looking for a bbs or free shell account type script for my server... any suggestions? | 02:00 |
Logan_ | !players | whoever | 02:00 |
ubottu | whoever: Audio (Ogg, MP3...) players: Audacious, Banshee, Listen, Quod Libet, Rhythmbox, Exaile, XMMS2 (GTK/Gnome based) and Amarok, JuK (Qt/KDE based). Video players: Totem, Xine, MPlayer, VLC, Kaffeine - See also !codecs | 02:00 |
whoever | rhythmbox seems to have to many issue that happen between 13.10 an 14.01 | 02:00 |
minimec | h6w: what about dkms? http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=all§ion=all&arch=any&keywords=dkms&searchon=names | 02:00 |
hey_joe | i was going to use WP MU for the sites.. but wanted to provide a free shell in conjunction with that... | 02:01 |
whoever | ah thx ubottu | 02:01 |
h6w | minimec: dkms is supposedly the current version. | 02:01 |
whoever | any human | 02:01 |
h6w | The virtualbox.org repos doesn't seem to have a TT release yet, tho. | 02:02 |
Logan_ | h6w: I would recommend using the Virtualbox from the repository | 02:02 |
Logan_ | er, from the Ubuntu repository | 02:02 |
h6w | Logan_: Ok. I'll uninstall and reinstall. | 02:02 |
Logan_ | if you're running Trusty, it's the latest release of VirtualBox in Ubuntu | 02:02 |
ger | hello guys..how do i clean my linux machine..is there a cleaner?ho w to download? | 02:04 |
Logan_ | ger: Windex works well | 02:04 |
ger | i cannot download windex..why? | 02:06 |
h6w | Logan_: Careful. Windex is windows software: http://download.cnet.com/PC-Windex/3000-2086_4-10534824.html | 02:06 |
Logan_ | oh dear, I should work on my jokes | 02:06 |
h6w | But I got the joke. ;-) | 02:06 |
Logan_ | ger: what kind of cleaning are you looking to do? | 02:07 |
ger | i need a cleaner on my machine,any idea guys.. | 02:07 |
ger | like ccleaner on windows.. | 02:07 |
minimec | ger: Could you be more specific. What do you mean with 'cleaner' What do you want to coesn? | 02:07 |
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Pici | Why do you think you need to do that on Ubuntu/Linux? | 02:08 |
minimec | ...clean | 02:08 |
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Logan_ | ger: try BleachBit | 02:08 |
minitosh | /quit | 02:08 |
rww | !xy | 02:08 |
ubottu | The XY problem is when you need to do X, and you think you can use Y to do X, so you ask about how to do Y, when what you really should do is state what your X problem is. There may be a Z solution that is even better than Y, but nobody can suggest it if X is never mentioned. | 02:08 |
Logan_ | tl;dr | 02:08 |
Bashing-om | ger: This is not windows. verry little "cleaning" is required. What release are you running ? for additional small details. | 02:09 |
Logan_ | hey dax, how do you make ubottu look up a package again? :P | 02:09 |
ger | so u mean is not necesary to clean? | 02:09 |
rypervenche | ger: Not really. | 02:10 |
ger | i'm running ubunto 13.10 | 02:10 |
Coburn | ubottu: version | 02:10 |
ubottu | To find out what version of Ubuntu you have, type « lsb_release -a » in a !shell - To know the available version of a package, « apt-cache policy <package> » | 02:10 |
Pici | Logan_: !info packagename releasename | 02:10 |
Coburn | ubottu: help | 02:10 |
ubottu | Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience | 02:10 |
Logan_ | thanks Pici :P | 02:10 |
Pici | Coburn: please /msg ubottu | 02:10 |
Coburn | Yeah, trying to find if it's a Supybot or generic infobot | 02:11 |
Pici | !botclone | Coburn | 02:11 |
ubottu | Coburn: ubottu uses supybot, which is available in the main !repositories, with additional plugins that are available at http://ubottu.com/clone.html - to help out with ubottu development please join #ubuntu-bots-devel :) | 02:11 |
Coburn | Figured. | 02:11 |
Bashing-om | ger: ubuntu, no registry to keep up with, a journalded file system -> no defragging needed. All that is really required is to remove old config files and such. | 02:12 |
rww | usually no defragging needed ** | 02:13 |
Bashing-om | ger: With 13.10, all that should normallt be required for "cleaning" is -> sudo apt-get autoremove , suso apt-get clean <- . | 02:13 |
ger | thnks guys...good day.. | 02:13 |
Bashing-om | sudo apt-get clean ** | 02:14 |
fayesal | OK, so I've solved the speed of the install by using a preseed/early_command to add the options to resolv.conf, but now the sources aren't getting updated during install so when it comes to install packages from my local0 repository, the packages aren't found. | 02:14 |
minimec | ger: Only thing you can do is to remove redundant packages dependencies from software you installed and removed again. -> 'sudo apt-get autoremove' 'sudo apt-get autoclean' | 02:14 |
rww | wouldn't even bother with that if one isn't low on disk space | 02:15 |
stormchaser3000 | hmmm | 02:15 |
stormchaser3000 | i have been having internal system errors that are stopping me from making a server | 02:16 |
Coburn | Ubuntu Server 13.10 has been pretty good for me | 02:17 |
Coburn | although I'm using my own stack for my hosting business which uses non-stock configurations (more next-gen stuff) | 02:17 |
stormchaser3000 | i use ubuntu 14.04 trusty | 02:17 |
kaoz | hey hey hey | 02:18 |
stormchaser3000 | hi | 02:18 |
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veryhappy | hey guys, something happened i must have installed something weird, since that point i have no gnome wm anymore... | 02:21 |
cfhowlett | veryhappy log out. chose gnome session. log in. | 02:22 |
veryhappy | cfhowlett: and what about i rebooted 10 times? | 02:23 |
veryhappy | i think i anyway messed up my system now i gotta reinstall ubuntu again... | 02:23 |
cfhowlett | veryhappy unhappy ubuntu doesn't come with the gnome-wm. if that's what you want, install ubuntu-gnome. | 02:24 |
veryhappy | wtf? | 02:24 |
veryhappy | i just wanted to repair my gnome but it's messed up already | 02:24 |
veryhappy | because i tried way too much | 02:24 |
minimec | veryhappy: Would that be 'normal' ubuntu? In that case do 'sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop' once. I fyou have things missing, it should be installed agein. | 02:25 |
veryhappy | for gnome-3? | 02:25 |
veryhappy | or however that package name was written | 02:25 |
minimec | veryhappy: No, not for gnome3 | 02:25 |
cfhowlett | !gnome|veryhappy | 02:25 |
ubottu | veryhappy: GNOME was the default desktop environment on Ubuntu up to 10.10. To install the GNOME Shell, type [ sudo apt-get install gnome-shell ] in a !terminal. For the GNOME-based !flavor of Ubuntu, see !ubuntu-gnome | 02:25 |
veryhappy | i think i'm gonna go back to kde | 02:26 |
veryhappy | that was much more stable | 02:26 |
minimec | veryhappy: But if you messed around with other package, 'ubuntu-desktop' will reinstall the default package set or a ubuntu installation. | 02:26 |
Pici | veryhappy: Is there an actual support question here? or are you just complaining? | 02:26 |
rvdv | veryhappy: if you accidently removed gnome just do .... sudo apt-get install gnome | 02:26 |
veryhappy | Pici: stop complaining yourself as well | 02:26 |
cfhowlett | !attitude|veryhappy | 02:26 |
ubottu | veryhappy: The guidelines for using the Ubuntu channels can be found here: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines | 02:26 |
Pici | veryhappy: people are suggesting options to you and all you've said is that you want to reinstall, or install KDE... I'm trying to make sure that we are not wasting our time. | 02:27 |
veryhappy | can't i ask you a few things without you complaining about myself? | 02:27 |
cfhowlett | veryhappy dial back the attitude, please. | 02:27 |
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veryhappy | ok, well, you can tell me how i can change the partition order of sda2 sda3 and after that i'm gonna leave. | 02:28 |
h6w | veryhappy: Try installing gparted. | 02:29 |
veryhappy | and with that i can do this? | 02:29 |
h6w | veryhappy: Yes. | 02:29 |
veryhappy | good, because windows in dual boot got installed on /dev/sda3 instead of /dev/sda2 like i wanted to install it | 02:30 |
minimec | veryhappy: Why would you want to change partiton 'order'? I could understand if you want to resize, but 'order'??? | 02:30 |
h6w | veryhappy: You can also kill your system. gparted does its best to warn you, but it's generally pretty good. | 02:30 |
veryhappy | well ok, if you find it ok | 02:31 |
h6w | veryhappy: Also, be careful that your version boots based on a UUID. | 02:31 |
veryhappy | i'm not gonna change it | 02:31 |
veryhappy | yea | 02:31 |
veryhappy | ok thank you... now i'm gonna log off for now thank you | 02:31 |
h6w | minimec: Windows can be a real pain sometimes. ;-) | 02:32 |
minimec | h6w: Oh... I don't remember anymore... ;) | 02:33 |
h6w | minimec: Half your luck! :-p | 02:35 |
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* h6w prefers windows where it should be...in a VM. | 02:35 | |
* h6w thinks that he just made an OSist joke. :-p | 02:36 | |
minimec | h6w: Well At the time I started with Linux... it was a huge pain! SuSE 6.1 | 02:36 |
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nandhu | hi i installed ubuntu 14 recently and i don't see ubuntu one app. I have lots of files in it. How can i download all | 02:39 |
cfhowlett | nandhu ubuntu one app is about to be discontinued. download your files from your ubuntuone website | 02:40 |
johndropper | does centos not even come with open ssh? | 02:41 |
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rww | ask #centos? | 02:41 |
johndropper | o ryum? | 02:41 |
cfhowlett | johndropper ask the #centos channel - this is ubuntu | 02:41 |
Beldar | johndropper, They have a channel | 02:41 |
rww | y'all slow | 02:42 |
johndropper | thanks rww | 02:42 |
Beldar | ;) | 02:42 |
nandhu | any one have idea how to install ubuntu one. Since they have stoped access and going to shutdown the service | 02:42 |
cfhowlett | nandhu why install it? | 02:42 |
ji_ | hi | 02:43 |
cfhowlett | nandhu login to one.ubuntu.com download your files | 02:43 |
alfonsojon | Hello | 02:43 |
alfonsojon | After upgrading to Ubuntu 14.04, my WordPress installation is giving 404 errors except on the main home page. | 02:44 |
sunco50 | Then use drop box or google drive. | 02:44 |
nandhu | @ cfhowlett but it allows to download only 1 file at a time | 02:44 |
nandhu | I have lots of directories and lots of small files. So is there any link to dowload all? | 02:44 |
nights | hi | 02:46 |
nights | i have a raid0 device enabled in the boot menu, but when i try to install ubuntu i get a question that "one of more drives containing MDADM containers (Intel/DDF raid) have been found. Do you want to activiate these RAID controllers?" | 02:47 |
nights | I understand that MDADM is a linux util to manage sw raid devices, but do i need it? | 02:47 |
nights | i have a raid0 device enabled in the boot menu, but when i try to install ubuntu i get a question that "one of more drives containing MDADM containers (Intel/DDF raid) have been found. Do you want to activiate these RAID controllers?" | 02:53 |
nights | I understand that MDADM is a linux util to manage sw raid devices, but do i need it? | 02:53 |
nights | my motherboard supports RAID, but might be "fakeraid" | 02:54 |
h6w | Logan_: I've uninstalled Virtualbox and reinstalled it from the Ubuntu repos, but now it complains that do_dkms is not found. | 02:56 |
h6w | I did a search on packages.ubuntu.com and it seems to be missing. :-( | 02:56 |
Logan_ | h6w: you mean dh_dkms? | 02:56 |
happyfr0gg | Someone help me. When I connect to freenode irc thru TOR via SASL, it disconnects me. I changed my password for both the sasl.conf file and thru Freenode. | 02:56 |
Pici | happyfr0gg: you should ask in #freenode | 02:57 |
Logan_ | h6w: oh, I see | 02:57 |
happyfr0gg | Pici - okay. Thanks. | 02:57 |
h6w | Logan_: No. do_dkms. http://pastebin.com/BqbMTyF2 | 02:57 |
h6w | Maybe install from source? | 02:57 |
h6w | I mean install source? | 02:57 |
h6w | Looks like it's looking for a src folder. | 02:58 |
h6w | And/or bug report? | 02:58 |
Logan_ | h6w: you have virtualbox-guest-dkms installed? | 02:58 |
h6w | Logan_: No, just virtualbox and virtualbox-dkms. | 02:59 |
macscam | hello. Is sudo the same thing as running from login shell? | 02:59 |
Logan_ | h6w: try that, maybe | 02:59 |
cfhowlett | !sudo|macscam | 02:59 |
ubottu | macscam: sudo is a command to run command-line programs with superuser privileges ("root") (also see !cli). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for more information. For graphical applications see !gksu (GNOME, Xfce), or !kdesudo (KDE). If you're unable to execute commands with sudo see: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/fixsudo | 02:59 |
basketball | my keyboard has shortcut buttons like for the browser music and volume and stuff like that (it is usb) will these shortcuts work in ubuntu | 03:02 |
cfhowlett | basketball probably | 03:02 |
minimec | basketball: Normally yes. If not, you can set a custom shortcut for that key that fits your needs. | 03:03 |
h6w | Logan_: Nope. :-( Uninstalled and reinstalled virtualbox-guest-dkms and no luck. Still can't start. Still get errors running sudor /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup | 03:03 |
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Logan_ | h6w: what exactly are you trying to do? | 03:05 |
h6w | Logan_: Run my VMs that I already had running prior to the upgrade from 13.10 to 14.04. | 03:06 |
Logan_ | h6w: and they aren't working when you just try to run them? | 03:06 |
h6w | Logan_: Nope. They keep coming up with the dkms error that usually happens after every upgrade. | 03:07 |
robotron6502 | do /script load script.pl | 03:07 |
h6w | Usually I just run the command like it says: sudo /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup and everything works again. | 03:07 |
h6w | The guys in #vbox are telling me I should install the version from the virtualbox website. | 03:08 |
rww | unsurprising | 03:08 |
cfhowlett | h6w they would know ... | 03:08 |
Logan_ | h6w: I only run VirtualBox on my Mac OS X host (with Ubuntu as a guest), so I wouldn't know from experience | 03:08 |
h6w | Yep. Just concerned since virtualbox.org has a saucy stream but not a trusty stream yet. | 03:08 |
h6w | This may be why. :-p | 03:09 |
Logan_ | have you checked for bugs on Launchpad? | 03:09 |
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Logan_ | h6w: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/virtualbox/+bugs?orderby=-id&start=0 look through those | 03:10 |
Nothing_Much | Hi aperson :D | 03:10 |
nith1210 | h6w: if it helps, I installed the 13.04 package this morning on my work machine and started my older vm's with no issues. | 03:10 |
tigerflyer | i keep trying to update to 14.04. the updater says thatim on 13.04 but "about" shows me on 13.10. why am i stuck in this "update" black hole loop | 03:10 |
cfhowlett | tigerflyer what is the output of cat /etc/issue/ | 03:11 |
Nothing_Much | aperson: Do you know how to make packages without checkinstall? | 03:11 |
nith1210 | h6w: specifically the 13.04 package from the vbox website. | 03:11 |
h6w | nith1210: Yours may be slightly different to mine. I previously had the special virtualbox.org repos installed. I didn't download a package and run it. This kept me up to date. | 03:13 |
nf7 | Hello. How do I run a cron job that will execute no matter who is logged in/not logged in? Will the user level crontab work or do I have to edit a different one? | 03:16 |
nith1210 | h6w: If you're objective is to run your vm's, I think you'll be ok. If it is to stay up to date the same way, you'll have to wait until they create the trusty repo | 03:16 |
nith1210 | nf7: cron jobs should run for your user even if you're not logged in. | 03:17 |
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h6w | nf7: That wasn't the original problem. After the upgrade, it complained about the Xen hypervisor. | 03:17 |
nith1210 | nf7: that is conditional on your machine being on of course. If it's off or suspended at that time, they won't run. | 03:17 |
nf7 | nith1210: Excellent, that works for me | 03:18 |
lotuspsychje | im looking for a suX replacement, to run applications as another user, any hints? | 03:18 |
nith1210 | h6w: fair enough, I've never used the hypervisor. | 03:18 |
h6w | nf7: Now it won't install because it claims that there are VMs already running. | 03:18 |
nith1210 | lotuspsychje: sudo -u <user> command ? | 03:18 |
nf7 | nith1210: If I put a cronjob to run every 8 hours, will it immediately execute the first job, or will it wait for the first 8 hours to pass before executing it for the first time? | 03:18 |
h6w | nith1210: Ubuntu 14.04 has the Xen hypervisor underneath by default! | 03:19 |
lotuspsychje | nith1210: will that open lets say firefox for the other user? | 03:19 |
h6w | A susprise I wasn't expecting. | 03:19 |
nith1210 | h6w: fun, I'll have to play with it. I'm glad it didn't affect my W2k8 vms | 03:19 |
lotuspsychje | nith1210: error cant open display | 03:20 |
nith1210 | nf7: I think it'll wait but I'm not completely sure | 03:20 |
nf7 | nith1210: Ok, cause I'm not sure if it's messing up for some reason or if it's just waiting the first 8 hours. | 03:20 |
nahtnam | Hey! I updated to 14.04. What happened to the 4 desktops we had? Any way we can get it back? | 03:20 |
nith1210 | lotuspsychje: yeah, they can't write to your X session... I can't think of the clean way to to it off the top of my head | 03:21 |
lotuspsychje | nith1210: on sux i had to: sux user firefox (and password for user) | 03:21 |
nf7 | nahtnam: I believe they got disabled by default. | 03:21 |
nahtnam | nf7: Where can I enable them? | 03:21 |
nith1210 | nahtnam: settings --> appearance --> behavior tab --> "Enable Workspaces" | 03:21 |
lotuspsychje | nith1210: i tryed gksudo, but got a permission error | 03:21 |
nf7 | nahtnam: Somewhere in the settings, I'm on OSX right now so I can't check | 03:21 |
nahtnam | nf7 and nith1210 Thanks! :) | 03:22 |
nith1210 | lotuspsychje: I think the issue has to do with the .Xauthority but I'm not completely sure, sorry | 03:22 |
lotuspsychje | nith1210: np, tnx for brainstorming :p | 03:22 |
nith1210 | lotuspsychje: yeah, sorry, i'm more used to server environments where DISPLAY and Xauthority arn't an issue | 03:22 |
nith1210 | nahtnam: np, happy hunting :) | 03:23 |
lotuspsychje | nith1210: i was just looking for a fast way to run apps from another users desktop | 03:23 |
nith1210 | lotuspsychje: Do you have that other user's cred's? If so, ssh -X could work | 03:24 |
lotuspsychje | nith1210: well its the same box, not on another computer so | 03:24 |
nith1210 | lotuspsychje: ssh doesn't mind, it'll still work if you can log in. | 03:25 |
nith1210 | lotuspsychje: let me create another user, one sec | 03:26 |
lotuspsychje | nith1210: lol ssh to the other users firefox on same box :p | 03:27 |
nahtnam | Does anyone have a few minutes to help me out with permissions? | 03:27 |
lotuspsychje | !permissions | nahtnam | 03:27 |
ubottu | nahtnam: An explanation of what file permissions are and how they can be manipulated can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions | 03:27 |
nahtnam | lotuspsychje: I know, but im having issues with it | 03:27 |
lotuspsychje | nahtnam: best way is to just ask your specific question in chat | 03:28 |
nahtnam | Ok | 03:28 |
nahtnam | I ran this: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/3d9c638cf5943d2d3409 . How can I make it so that every future file created by me will be accessible by www-data? | 03:29 |
nahtnam | Right now its not | 03:29 |
nith1210 | lotuspsychje: xhost local:<user> | 03:30 |
nith1210 | lotuspsychje: then try your suX | 03:30 |
lotuspsychje | nith1210: they removed suX thats why i was searching replacer | 03:30 |
lotuspsychje | !info sux | 03:30 |
somsip | nahtnam: log out and log in after adding yourself to a group. | 03:30 |
ubottu | Package sux does not exist in trusty | 03:30 |
nahtnam | somsip: I have done that | 03:30 |
nahtnam | I logged out and then logged back in | 03:30 |
nith1210 | lotuspsychje: ahh, I see | 03:31 |
lotuspsychje | nith1210: no sweat mate ill logout for now :p | 03:31 |
somsip | nahtnam: have the permission changes worked correctly? | 03:31 |
nahtnam | somsip: I didnt get an errors, so I am guessing that it did | 03:31 |
nith1210 | lotuspsychje: I got it | 03:31 |
somsip | nahtnam: best to check, rather than guess | 03:31 |
nahtnam | kk, one min | 03:32 |
nith1210 | lotuspsychje: xhost local:user; sudo -u user bash -c "HOME=/home/user firefox" | 03:32 |
lotuspsychje | lol | 03:32 |
lotuspsychje | nith1210: thats without ssh? | 03:32 |
nith1210 | lotuspsychje: yup | 03:33 |
djbpython | im a linux noob, i have a hdd with i guess 2 partitions, one of them shows up as /dev/sda2 in gparted and has a windows install on it. Is there any way to resize it? | 03:33 |
djbpython | ubuntu is complaining i only have 1 gig left | 03:33 |
nith1210 | djbpython: Yes, but it's a touch risky. If you've backed it up, the easiest thing to do is to boot up with a livecd/liveusb and resize it with gparted there. | 03:34 |
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Beldar | djbpython, Did you install ubuntu from windows? | 03:34 |
djbpython | Beldar Im not sure, it was a long time ago | 03:34 |
djbpython | i may have | 03:34 |
lotuspsychje | nith1210: nice!! that worked mate | 03:35 |
nith1210 | lotuspsychje: cheers :) | 03:35 |
Beldar | djbpython, Can you pastebin sudo fdisk -l | 03:35 |
lotuspsychje | nith1210: lemme save that line :p | 03:35 |
lotuspsychje | nith1210: can you explain short what it does exactly? | 03:35 |
nahtnam | somsip: https://gist.github.com/nahtnam/c28a1dd5018164f5cfc2 | 03:35 |
nahtnam | I did ls -la | 03:36 |
djbpython | Beldar, https://gist.github.com/anonymous/3bd3e131326f96c6b845 | 03:36 |
djbpython | my ubuntu is on /dev/loop0 which is not shown by fdisk -l | 03:37 |
nith1210 | lotuspsychje: check your pm | 03:37 |
Beldar | djbpython, Yeah looks like a wubi/windows install. Couple of issues, it is a file in windows, and resizing is possible in some instances, there are wiki's. However it as a install is not supported now really. | 03:38 |
minimec | djbpython: Did you ever clean the package cache of your deb packages? Check the '/var/cache/apt/archives/' once. You might get some respectable amount of space back. Also uninstall old kernels you don't need anymore. Do 'dpkg -l linux-image* | grep ii' once to see how many kernels you have installed. Both mesures combined, you might get 1GB back! | 03:39 |
lotuspsychje | !info sux precise | 03:39 |
somsip | nahtnam: html is not g+w but that might be by design. Where is the file/dir that is not accessible by www-data? | 03:39 |
ubottu | sux (source: sux): wrapper around su which will transfer your X credentials. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.0.1-6 (precise), package size 9 kB, installed size 64 kB | 03:39 |
Beldar | !find sux | 03:39 |
ubottu | File sux found in gimp-cbmplugs, perl-base, python-twisted-web, xemacs21-bin | 03:39 |
nahtnam | somsip: The whole /var/www isnt accessible. I did all of the commands I showed in the Gist. Then I deleted all of the files in /var/www since I didnt need them and then unzipped my files into /var/www | 03:39 |
minimec | djbpython: To clean package cache -> 'sudo apt-get clean' | 03:40 |
djbpython | minimec, i have 5 kernels, how do i know which i can remove? | 03:40 |
lotuspsychje | Beldar: i was trying to find a replacer for that, but nith1210 helped me with an xhost trick | 03:40 |
Beldar | djbpython, You can transfer that wubi to a partition though. | 03:40 |
somsip | nahtnam: looks fine to me. What errors are you getting and where? | 03:41 |
djbpython | minimec, sudo apt-get clean gave me .8G | 03:41 |
nahtnam | somsip: No errors. When I go to localhost, it just shows a directory structure with no files. | 03:41 |
minimec | djbpython: I tend to keep the oldest and the newest. You can remove the others with 'sudo apt-get remove linux-image-<number>'. You get the numbers with that dpkg command I gave you. | 03:41 |
minimec | djbpython: Cool. Now removing 3 redundand kernels wil also give you about .5G ;) | 03:42 |
baybars | he | 03:42 |
nahtnam | somsip: http://imgur.com/jogtmFG | 03:42 |
baybars | hey guys, whats the chkconfig --list alternative in ubuntu? | 03:42 |
somsip | nahtnam: and what is docroot set to in your default apache conf? /var/www ? | 03:43 |
nahtnam | somsip: I think so. | 03:43 |
nahtnam | Let me double check | 03:43 |
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djbpython | wow, didnt realize a kernel was so small | 03:43 |
baybars | its been a decade since i've been in a irc ) | 03:43 |
djbpython | makes sense i suppose | 03:43 |
nahtnam | somsip: Oh, sorry for wasting your time. That was my issue. :D | 03:44 |
baybars | so seriously, is there an alternatove to chkconfig other then actually installing it? | 03:44 |
brophat | I am running windows 7 in vmware. When I do some things in ubuntu sometimes everything will freeze and the only way I know of getting out is to reboot the power. | 03:44 |
somsip | nahtnam: it happens :) | 03:44 |
rww | baybars: what does chkconfig --list do? | 03:44 |
brophat | anyone know why things are freezing and maybe a better way of getting out of it if it does freeze instead of rebooting the power? | 03:45 |
baybars | it lists the services by their runlevel | 03:45 |
baybars | is that a rhetorical question? | 03:45 |
Beldar | !reisub > brophat | 03:46 |
ubottu | brophat, please see my private message | 03:46 |
rww | baybars: probably some argument to initctl, possibly initctl list | 03:47 |
brophat | ok thanks ubottu. | 03:47 |
minimec | djbpython: When you finish uninstalling the redundant kernels also do 'sudo apt-get autoremove'. That might again free some space, deleting old unneeded packages and maybe also kernel-headers. | 03:48 |
brophat | is stuff freezing when using vmware common? | 03:48 |
crroush | in ubuntu 14.04 how do I get synclient settings to stick, doesn't seem to like /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/ stuff anymore | 03:48 |
baybars | service smbd status -> this shows for the current runlevel/ isntance | 03:48 |
baybars | it would be nice to have it for all runlevels | 03:48 |
rww | !runlevel | 03:48 |
ubottu | In Ubuntu all runlevels except 0,1 and 6 are by default equal. Also keep in mind that Ubuntu now uses !Upstart instead of System V init so there is normally no /etc/inittab. | 03:48 |
holstein | !tty | brophat | 03:48 |
ubottu | brophat: To get to the TTY terminals 1-6, use the keystroke ctrl + alt + F1-F6 respectively (Alt+F7 will get you back to your graphical login). To change the resolution for your TTY, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ChangeTTYResolution | 03:48 |
holstein | brophat: from there, you can try sudo reboot | 03:49 |
brophat | ok thanks. | 03:49 |
brophat | does a vm often freeze ubuntu, or is it just that my computer isn't good enough | 03:49 |
holstein | brophat: no, and "good" is often not the sitution.. could be really good hardware that doesnt support linux | 03:50 |
baybars | rww: thanks! | 03:51 |
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brophat | ok sounds good thanks everyone | 03:53 |
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nahtnam | 14.04 is soooo much prettier than 12.04 :) | 04:04 |
delt | Hello | 04:05 |
nahtnam | Hello delt | 04:05 |
delt | wine isn't in the official repo? | 04:05 |
nahtnam | delt: It should be | 04:05 |
crizis | it is? | 04:05 |
delt | i had to add winehq's ppa to grab it | 04:05 |
nahtnam | delt: Nope, its there in the official repo | 04:06 |
Beldar | delt, Did you check your repos to be open? | 04:06 |
delt | ah ok thanks =) was just wondering about that. | 04:10 |
travelinrob | I have a directory of music from archive.org. I want to keep the file structure, but only copy the artist directories with mp3s and not the flac or ogg to another location. How can I recurse the tree of artists and then mp3 directories without going through each one? | 04:12 |
lagbox | is chromium 34 with aura enabled really the right browser for a stable release ? | 04:13 |
minimec | lagbox: Good point! I had to pin an old version on a arm/tegra2 device, because I had problems with it. | 04:14 |
lagbox | yea i dont think chromium aura is supposed to be in any stable .... until version 35 | 04:15 |
whoever | travelinrob: use a do loop | 04:15 |
lagbox | i would suppose there isn't another version without aura enabled in the repo | 04:15 |
minimec | lagbox: But I guess in a view months, we will be happy with it. | 04:15 |
lawnewbie | halo | 04:16 |
lawnewbie | hehe | 04:16 |
lagbox | stable shouldn't have a dev version | 04:16 |
minimec | lagbox: There is. All other still maintained Ubuntu versions use an older version. | 04:17 |
lagbox | yea i think i will grab the one from 13.10 that was working fine | 04:17 |
minimec | lagbox: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=all§ion=all&arch=any&keywords=chromium-browser&searchon=names | 04:17 |
travelinrob | whoever: googling now. thanks. | 04:17 |
fluxd | Hi, I am trying to isntall ubuntu 14.04 onto a new intel 530 ssd. The drive shows up in lspci but not in fdisk -l, What could cause this ? | 04:17 |
lagbox | though it will be nice when all the bugs are out of aura | 04:17 |
whoever | travelinrob: use a do loop on the command line, and you have to go into the sub drirectories to get or at least check the file extentions | 04:18 |
whoever | travelinrob: if you have done any bash scripting or programming it should not be that confusing when you see an example | 04:19 |
Beldar | fluxd, Does the SSD have a partition table, if so what is it? | 04:19 |
fluxd | Beldar, it doesnt even show up in /dev | 04:20 |
Beldar | fluxd, If this drive is brand new it may not have a table. | 04:21 |
minimec | fluxd: 'ls /dev/sd*' The harddrive should show as something like /dev/sda or similar. Partitions on the harddrive would show as /dev/sda1 and so on. | 04:21 |
rava | hey guys | 04:22 |
whoever | travelinrob: did you find one yet | 04:22 |
fluxd | Beldar, I do see an /dev/sda but ubuntu wont let me install onto it | 04:22 |
travelinrob | whoever: I see a script. Testing in 1 min. | 04:22 |
whoever | travelinrob: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-unix-bash-for-loop-one-line-command/ examples so you can learn how it is done, if you don't get it already , going to bed | 04:23 |
fluxd | minimec, same as above | 04:23 |
travelinrob | whoever, thank you | 04:24 |
minimec | fluxd: You have to define partitions on sda. | 04:24 |
fluxd | minimec, How would I do that? | 04:24 |
fluxd | Usually I can format it via gparted but it doeesnt even show up there | 04:24 |
minimec | fluxd: http://www.howtogeek.com/106873/how-to-use-fdisk-to-manage-partitions-on-linux/ | 04:24 |
minimec | fluxd: Consider a separate partiton for /home. That might help once you want to reinstall the system. You should be able to do partitioning with the Ubuntu live disk during install too. | 04:26 |
fluxd | minimec, Beldar http://pastebin.com/BCFRpTUq | 04:26 |
minimec | fluxd: I would use 'alternate', to be able to partition the hardrive manually. | 04:27 |
fluxd | I need to get the alternate iso ? | 04:27 |
Beldar | the alternate was discontinued | 04:28 |
minimec | fluxd: OK. I see. I never experienced such a problem. I don't really know what to do. I would verify hardware connections and so on first. | 04:29 |
fluxd | Beldar, minimec what are my options here | 04:30 |
fluxd | 00:1f.2 SATA controller: Intel Corporation Lynx Point-LP SATA Controller 1 [AHCI mode] (rev 04) shows up in lspci though | 04:30 |
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mrtAkdeniz | Is there someone who used "Vagrant" before? | 04:37 |
travelinrob | whoever: Success!!! Ty. | 04:39 |
travelinrob | Loving Linux!! G'night! | 04:42 |
travelinrob | \quit | 04:42 |
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mapp | hey folks..how can i kill a screen session ctrl +a +k ? but nothing happens | 04:46 |
erdmutter92 | Mapp: An archived post on ubuntuforums.org talks about it, not sure if any of their suggestions world work. http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1107451.html | 04:48 |
mapp | aha | 04:49 |
mapp | so just ctrl+d , thanks..and ctrl+a+d to detatch aha | 04:49 |
rava | if i have an mdadm array with a failed disk that's so pooched it doesn't show up in /dev any longer, will a reboot with a replacement disk in the slot pooch the array? or will it let me fail it properly once a device shows up as /dev/sda | 04:50 |
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erdmutter92 | rava: I was just reading up on howtoforge about your problem. I have not experienced that issue before, being that I have yet to deal with RAID of any kind... the article dives into how to replace hard disks in a raid1 array, http://www.howtoforge.com/replacing_hard_disks_in_a_raid1_array ... if it does not help I might be able to find something else if you need. xD | 04:55 |
rava | the problem is that i cant remove the failed raid device | 04:55 |
rava | since there's node /dev/sda, and the failed device in the array is /dev/sda1. it just kicks back "can't find device" | 04:56 |
rava | a new disk placed in the slot gets slotted as /dev/sde now | 04:56 |
rava | everything else i've done more times than i ever want to remember | 04:57 |
rava | :) | 04:58 |
erdmutter92 | hum, I am not sure if I will be of much help as this is a little above my knowlage but I will do some reading and perhaps then ill be of some help lol | 04:58 |
erdmutter92 | rave: so you said you tried the --fail feature of mdadm? | 05:02 |
rava | yup | 05:02 |
rava | --fail and --remove | 05:02 |
rava | with --force | 05:02 |
erdmutter92 | what i have found is that sometimes when a device fails epicly or is physically removed from the system mdadm still thinks it's there and marks it as failed but can't find. someone in linuxquestions.org suggested using a command like "mdadm /dev/md0 -r detached" to detached all missing drives. Have you tried anything like that? (Link: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/mdadm-cannot-remove-failed-drive-drive- | 05:08 |
erdmutter92 | name-changed-782827/#post4213015) | 05:08 |
erdmutter92 | fail -_- http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/mdadm-cannot-remove-failed-drive-drive-name-changed-782827/ | 05:08 |
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rava | my google fu..has failed me | 05:24 |
rava | erdmutter92: you saved my night, thanks! | 05:24 |
* rava can tuck away his interesting notes on udev rules for later... | 05:24 | |
erdmutter92 | rava: was that able to help any? :) | 05:26 |
rava | totally cleared the failed volume from the array. i'm emberrassed i didn't get it after rereading mdadm's man page | 05:27 |
erdmutter92 | It's all good xD we all over look things sometimes. :D I am glad it was useful, oh and thanks for introducing me to a new thing... can't say I did not learn anything new today xD lol | 05:28 |
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suka|parkir | greetings :) | 05:44 |
* suka|parkir trying login as www-data in kubuntu 14.04 | 05:45 | |
suka|parkir | via terminal sudo -i -u www-data | 05:45 |
suka|parkir | and what iget is "This account is currently not available." | 05:45 |
suka|parkir | i already checkd theres already group n user named www-data | 05:46 |
monica_ | hello. could someone pls help me with ubuntu 14 installation? | 05:46 |
suka|parkir | already search in internet, but thres no same topic | 05:47 |
suka|parkir | so anyone can give me a hint ? | 05:47 |
suka|parkir | monica, can i trying help you ? | 05:48 |
monica_ | i have a 500 gb hard disk with windows 7 installed in it | 05:48 |
monica_ | i want to install ubuntu alongside windows 7 | 05:48 |
suka|parkir | owh... wait a sec | 05:49 |
suka|parkir | https://help.ubuntu.com/14.04/installation-guide/ << maybe this can help you | 05:51 |
* ryandream | 05:52 | |
davido_ | Funny, on my laptop, there is no mouse control on the lock screen. On my desktop, there is no issue. | 05:54 |
monica_ | but in the installation type window, i see this: http://i.stack.imgur.com/Qh9xk.png | 05:57 |
monica_ | i don't see my windows 7 drive and the other 2. | 05:57 |
suka|parkir | its look like an new empty hdd | 05:58 |
suka|parkir | monica_: are have othres hdd attached ? | 06:00 |
suka|parkir | /dev/sdb << | 06:00 |
suka|parkir | *are you | 06:00 |
monica_ | no its not empty. it has windows 7 installed. has 3 partitions | 06:02 |
wilsta_ | elena | 06:03 |
lagbox | tearing issue with flash in fullscreen ? amd ... i know i had my video performance rock solid in 13.10 ... not sure what is going on in 14.04 | 06:04 |
suka|parkir | monica what is your hdd ? | 06:05 |
hj2007 | Is anyone else facing the issue of network getting disconnected after some time with Windows dual boot scenario? | 06:05 |
erdmutter92 | monica, have you followed the steps in the askubuntu.com for when ubuntu can't detect windows 7 and NTFS partitions? http://askubuntu.com/questions/376349/ubuntu-13-10-cant-detect-windows-7-and-ntfs-partition | 06:07 |
monica_ | i am looking at th link. wait | 06:07 |
erdmutter92 | hj2007, i've been experiencing an issue with my network getting disconnected after some time with a dual boot of Mac OS X. xD but I think its my network driver... and only arises when dealing with specific networks. xD | 06:09 |
hj2007 | erdmutter92: Is it similar to - http://askubuntu.com/questions/445817/internet-stops-working-after-some-time | 06:09 |
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Guest54248 | i upgrade my os..but black screen is shows..how to resolve it | 06:10 |
erdmutter92 | So, hj2007, your having the issue even when connected in to ethernet? | 06:10 |
Guest54248 | Please help me | 06:10 |
erdmutter92 | Guest54248, Did you make a backup of your install before upgrading? The simpliest solution would be to rollback to a past backup. | 06:12 |
hj2007 | erdmutter92: Yes, wired or wireless, it doesn't matter. But after some time I get that an internal error has occured and internet stops working. Although it shows wireless is connected, but I cannot open any site in browser or ping anything from terminal. | 06:12 |
Sagar69 | Hey i want to make a command line mp3 player for ubuntu ....but i dont know where to start .. any advice? | 06:12 |
Guest54248 | No.. | 06:13 |
erdmutter92 | hj2007, ok let me do some research and see what I can find. This does not seem to be the same issue I am having as mine is dealing with the broadcom driver I am using. | 06:13 |
bazhang | Sagar69, those exist already you realize | 06:13 |
Guest54248 | cursor is moving...but screen is not show | 06:13 |
hj2007 | erdmutter92: Thanks, please let me know if you need any info from any logs or any command output. | 06:14 |
Sagar69 | bazhang: I know that but | 06:14 |
Sagar69 | I want to do it as a part of my project | 06:14 |
lagbox | sweet had to enable Override software rendering list in chrome:://flags to get tearless video | 06:15 |
bazhang | Sagar69, what language | 06:15 |
suka|parkir | im trying "sudo -i -u www-data" in terminal, and i get "This account is currently not available." anyone can give me a hint ? | 06:15 |
Sagar69 | bazhang :Well i know c ,c++ and php ? | 06:16 |
bazhang | Sagar69, why not start in those language channels, and ##programming as well | 06:16 |
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erdmutter92 | hj2007, does the error give you any information? Perhaps what type of error or does it just say internal error? | 06:16 |
hj2007 | erdmutter92: It just says internal error, I don't get any details. | 06:17 |
jakedj93 | can anyone tell me that have Ibus working in Xubuntu 14.04? | 06:17 |
Sagar69 | bazhang, thx i will ask it there | 06:17 |
jakedj93 | anyone? Ibus in Xubuntu 14.04? | 06:19 |
erdmutter92 | hj2007, I was wondering if you could try something which might help me disclude a posibility. Have you tried manully configuring the network connection? | 06:19 |
hj2007 | erdmutter92: Let me know if I should run a specific command. Manually configuring in which sense? I think my problem is similar to - https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=117717 | 06:21 |
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erdmutter92 | hj2007, if that is the case it seems to be a driver issue on windows side. The only salutions they found was to disable it in windows, but that would leave you without internet on the windows side. I remember when first installing Arch on my MacBook I had an issue similur to the one mentioned in the post, but was solved over time (software updates). I'm sorry if I am not much help. :'( | 06:30 |
hj2007 | erdmutter92: oh ok. I see. Thank you. | 06:31 |
Obiwantje | Guys - I am having issues getting my 14.04 LTS to stop from overheating: http://i.imgur.com/GGKTwlE.png - any idea what I might try out to fix - nothing so-far seems to work | 06:31 |
erdmutter92 | They did mention that dhcpcd might cause some issues, I know it did for me for some time. I would suggest taking a look at that if you are shooting darts in the dark. :\ | 06:32 |
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lagbox | Obiwantje, laptop ? | 06:38 |
lagbox | Obiwantje, cpufreq | 06:40 |
Faja | hey | 06:41 |
agent_white | \o | 06:43 |
graybert | Anyone have any ideas why an ssl app(ie openssl s_client) running on lucid box wouldn't be able to connect to an ssl daemon(ie stunnel) running on a precise box? | 06:50 |
agent_white | graybert: No idea and I can't help. But a tip: make sure the time on both boxes are in sync. | 06:52 |
agent_white | If you have a box with out-of-sync time, it can cause issues. | 06:52 |
styles | Hey, I just installed 14.04 with LVM. When I restart my laptop Ican't see LVM's "enter password" and if my laptop sleeps I can't activate the screen again. The only way to start it was with fail sae mode enabled. | 06:52 |
graybert | agent_white: time is within 1 second | 06:54 |
agent_white | graybert: Ah! Though definitely something to consider, as I had TONS of issues with server deployment in Puppet simply due to the handshake. | 06:55 |
jo_ | yo whattup | 06:55 |
styles | jo_: supp | 06:56 |
jo_ | just testing the chat man, suppp | 06:56 |
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aysorth | Yo, pick up the 'fone! | 06:58 |
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Guest99352 | cosa | 07:02 |
Guest99352 | pronto | 07:03 |
leonardo_ | cosa | 07:05 |
wookienz | hi all, how do i ssh to my server at home and redirect all my web/irc traffic down it ? | 07:06 |
DeJun | hello | 07:07 |
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wrenny | anyone know how I can get the extended functions of my Logitech mouse working? | 07:19 |
adam_____ | I need to upgrade oracle jvm from 1.7.0_07 to the current version (I think it's 1.7.0_51) | 07:21 |
adam_____ | apt-get install oracle-java7-installer did nothing | 07:22 |
adam_____ | ps.. I'm also sshed into my home server while on vacation.. so I'll have to do this via command line | 07:22 |
adam_____ | anyone? | 07:26 |
m0e42 | what means nothing? no message no error ? | 07:28 |
m0e42 | what does an apt-get upgrade do? | 07:28 |
cfhowlett | m0e42 https://www.dropbox.com/s/msv95ijbb0uoeb4/Ubuntu%20Reference%20Sheet.pdf | 07:29 |
m0e42 | ;) no i meant adams question ;) | 07:30 |
yoav_ | hello | 07:32 |
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yoav_ | anybody there | 07:33 |
nodefree | מה יואב | 07:33 |
cfhowlett | yoav_ if you don't state your question, there is no reason to talk to you | 07:33 |
yoav_ | מה | 07:33 |
cfhowlett | !isreal|yoav_ | 07:33 |
yoav_ | נכון | 07:33 |
cfhowlett | !yiddesh|yoav_ | 07:34 |
nodefree | yoav ashovav | 07:34 |
bazhang | !israel | 07:34 |
cfhowlett | bazhang suprisingly - no such translation? | 07:34 |
yoav_ | גם אתם מישראל? | 07:34 |
bazhang | it's il | 07:34 |
cfhowlett | bazhang ..... well, or COURSE it is! :) | 07:34 |
bazhang | yoav_, #ubuntu-il | 07:35 |
cfhowlett | !il|yoav | 07:35 |
ubottu | yoav: לשיחות בשפה העברית ולגישה לקהילת המשתמשים העברית אנא הקלד: | 07:35 |
ubottu | /join #ubuntu-il | 07:35 |
yoav_ | no thanks i know english well and ubuntu-il is always empty | 07:35 |
adam_____ | Can anyone help me upgrade java on my server? | 07:37 |
cfhowlett | adam__ try sudo apt-get dist-upgrade ?? | 07:38 |
DarkStar1 | Annyone around with dovecot experirence? | 07:44 |
DarkStar1 | I have an od one where dovecot wont start with 0 output to the logs | 07:44 |
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Fudge | adam_____: try dpkg-reconfigure? | 07:55 |
HanryHardcore | selâm | 07:55 |
HanryHardcore | mint the best | 07:56 |
bazhang | HanryHardcore, thats not on topic here | 07:56 |
cfhowlett | HanryHardcore wrong channel = go play elsewhere. thank you. | 07:56 |
HanryHardcore | sorry | 07:56 |
luc4 | Hello! I'm trying to create a bootable usb pen drive for a new pc but I'm getting all kind of errors from the usb creator. For instance, how do I solve this? http://paste.kde.org/pwbknfyrm | 07:57 |
cfhowlett | luc4 try a different usb | 07:57 |
cfhowlett | luc4 and/or unetbootin | 07:57 |
html | luc4, cfhowlett or try yumi | 07:58 |
cfhowlett | !yumi | 07:58 |
cfhowlett | !info yumi | 07:58 |
ubottu | Package yumi does not exist in trusty | 07:58 |
html | !yumi | luc4 | 07:58 |
Ben64 | yumi is windows only | 07:58 |
Rory | If I were to back up a machine over the network simple with rsync root@machine:/ (ie copy across the entire root filesystem, to "be sure") - are there any caveats I should be aware of? | 07:59 |
html | Ben64, and linux has wine? | 07:59 |
luc4 | cfhowlett: this is the second I try... should I try a third one? | 07:59 |
Ben64 | why use wine just to make a usb? | 07:59 |
cfhowlett | luc4 try unetbootin | 08:00 |
luc4 | cfhowlett: what filesystem should I place on the usb? | 08:00 |
cfhowlett | luc4 fat | 08:00 |
html | Ben64, ahh cause he maybe a new linux noob that found ubuntu and he is Still on windows | 08:00 |
luc4 | unetbootin: ok, then that is not the problem... | 08:00 |
luc4 | unetbootin: I'll try that thanks | 08:00 |
bazhang | html, that is not good advice | 08:00 |
Rory | luc4: My advice is to open the "Disks" program, find your flash drive. Make sure it is not mounted, then format it as FAT32 (I believe it only says "FAT" but it really does FAT32) - then try to use Startup Disk Creator again | 08:01 |
Ben64 | unetbootin is cross platform | 08:01 |
cfhowlett | !behelpful|html not helpful | 08:01 |
ubottu | html not helpful: As our !guidelines say, "When helping, be helpful". If you're not familiar with the issue at hand, let someone else handle it instead of making !offtopic comments or jokes. | 08:01 |
luc4 | Rory: I properly formatted using mkfs.vfat. Same error. | 08:01 |
html | really? well i just got here and saw he need help , how am i to know what os luc4 is on cfhowlett bazhang | 08:02 |
luc4 | Maybe the partition table? Is GPT ok? | 08:02 |
Scyte | Maybe the partition table? Is GPT ok? | 08:02 |
cfhowlett | html calling someone a "noob" is unnecessarily insulting ... | 08:03 |
Scyte | html calling someone a "noob" is unnecessarily insulting ... | 08:03 |
Scyte | html calling someone a "noob" is unnecessarily insulting ... | 08:03 |
bazhang | Scyte, hello | 08:03 |
Karmahacker | Hi all! | 08:03 |
Karmahacker | Which firewall to use on ubuntu server ? | 08:04 |
bazhang | !ufw | Karmahacker | 08:04 |
ubottu | Karmahacker: Ubuntu, like any other Linux distribution, has built-in firewall capabilities. The firewall is managed using the 'ufw' command - see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW | GUI frontends such as Gufw also exist. | An alternative to ufw is the 'iptables' command - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo | 08:04 |
html | well then sorry for my small vocabuarly . what am i to call a the new linux users? cfhowlett Scyte ps im no expert my self | 08:05 |
cfhowlett | html just call them their name. | 08:06 |
mikeche1en | also acceptable is "new linux user" :) | 08:06 |
junka | or friend :D | 08:07 |
html | shug* | 08:07 |
Scyte | oh man a plugin went nuts | 08:07 |
mitt3ns | Everyone has been a 'noob' at everything, and everyone doesn't like being called that. | 08:07 |
yywolf | who | 08:07 |
junka | where | 08:08 |
mikeche1en | Rory: when using rsync the biggest issue i encounter is permissions, if the machine you are syncing to has different users | 08:08 |
mitt3ns | Why | 08:08 |
html | what so offencive about the word noob? i see it around, i thouhgt it means a person need to something. | 08:08 |
bazhang | !ot | 08:08 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 08:08 |
bazhang | lets move on please html mitt3ns | 08:08 |
mitt3ns | HTML: No the question is of the need to use that word. | 08:08 |
yywolf | who | 08:09 |
cfhowlett | yywolf ask your ubuntu questions | 08:09 |
m0e42 | noob = newbie = new unexperoienced user/whatever | 08:09 |
bazhang | yywolf, did you have an ubuntu support question | 08:09 |
mitt3ns | bazhang: Roger | 08:09 |
cfhowlett | m0e42 we are moving on | 08:09 |
jjavaholic | !libgegl | 08:09 |
m0e42 | cfhowlett: seems so ;) i keep watchin and working. too slow today ;) | 08:10 |
html | i ask what it means, that all. mitt3ns and ok bazhang . i dont want ppl getting up n arms for amistake like this. | 08:11 |
junka | get over it already | 08:11 |
cfhowlett | html understood. let's move on. | 08:11 |
curious_troll | I upgraded from ubuntu 12.04 to 14.04, my alt-f2 key seems to be broken after the upgrade. I cannot launch any application without using a terminal. Any idea on how to fix it ? | 08:13 |
agent_white | Night all | 08:14 |
html | cfhowlett, right | 08:15 |
anarchee | hi all | 08:16 |
cfhowlett | curious_troll I've never used unity. but doesn't the "super" key (aka windows) bring up your launch menu? | 08:16 |
mikeche1en | curious_troll: check keyboard shortcut settings? | 08:16 |
html | well i followed this https://www.digitalocean.com/community/articles/how-to-install-owncloud-and-configure-owncloud-apps-on-an-ubuntu-12-04-vps | 08:16 |
anarchee | i have an interesting problem that's been hard to google | 08:16 |
OpenSSeal-ed7 | dafuq | 08:16 |
anarchee | i have an external monitor, a big tv using vga | 08:16 |
html | and now my wifi is not workiing right. | 08:16 |
anarchee | flash videos don't fullscreen correctly | 08:16 |
anarchee | they don't take up the whole area | 08:17 |
mikeche1en | anarchee: proprietary drivers? what vid card | 08:17 |
anarchee | i used normal xorg for a while and it still happened, i recently switched to the propritary nvidia drivers, same thing | 08:18 |
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curious_troll | mikeche1en: How do open that I don't know its name as I have to use a terminal to start it. | 08:18 |
mikeche1en | curious_troll: why cant you use the normal application launcher? | 08:19 |
anarchee | it fullscreens to like a quarter of the screen. not exact, but close | 08:19 |
mikeche1en | anarchee: try chrome? | 08:19 |
anarchee | vlc, youtube html5, etc work fine | 08:19 |
html | how do i contect to my nas box? 14.04 b4 bit | 08:19 |
anarchee | ok | 08:19 |
anarchee | i'll try it | 08:19 |
ikonia | html: mount it as a network share | 08:19 |
mikeche1en | chrome has a custom version of flash | 08:19 |
ikonia | anarchee: keep in mind flash is "dead" on linux | 08:19 |
anarchee | ikonia, yeah everyoen uses it, i hate it | 08:19 |
ikonia | anarchee: so depending on flash is going to be painful as there is nowhere to raise bugs/fix it etc etc | 08:20 |
anarchee | i'm just trying to use tubeplus and southparkstudios.com lol | 08:20 |
curious_troll | mikeche1en: The normal application launcher never returns any result. | 08:20 |
ikonia | anarchee: I don't think everyone uses it, I've not had flash on my machine for a number of years | 08:20 |
mikeche1en | curious_troll: any results at all? | 08:20 |
typ | so btrfs, usable? | 08:20 |
anarchee | yeah if it wasn't for the convienence of streaming tv shows, i'd uninstall it | 08:20 |
ikonia | typ: depends on your needs and view points | 08:20 |
curious_troll | mikeche1en: Nothing, no mater what I search for. | 08:21 |
typ | mediastation, low i/os | 08:21 |
typ | might use zfs even, but it's only a partition... | 08:21 |
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mikeche1en | curious_troll: hmm well thats a whole nother problem :) | 08:21 |
typ | softraid 1 | 08:21 |
mikeche1en | how well is zfs supported in ubuntu now? | 08:22 |
cfhowlett | !info zfs | 08:22 |
ubottu | Package zfs does not exist in trusty | 08:22 |
curious_troll | mikeche1en: Any idea how I can bind alt-f2 to gmrun or anything else ? | 08:22 |
anarchee | blah, chrome is the same | 08:22 |
bulletxt | Hi, If I have ubuntu server 10.04 and run do-release-upgrade, will it update to 14.04 or 12.04 ? thanks | 08:22 |
anarchee | i think it's flash being shitty and not supporting multiple monitors well | 08:22 |
vegetablesalad19 | Hello, if i do "sudo do-release-upgrade --check-dist-upgrade-only --devel-release" it shows that "New release '14.04' available.Run 'do-release-upgrade' to upgrade to it." , but when I try toupgrade I get "No new release found" whats up with that ? | 08:22 |
mikeche1en | curious_troll: through the keyboard shortcut settings, which you cant get to :) | 08:23 |
typ | http://zfsonlinux.org/ | 08:23 |
typ | https://launchpad.net/~zfs-native/+archive/stable | 08:23 |
junka | :O | 08:23 |
mikeche1en | curious_troll: you could try running gnome-settings or something, idk the exact command | 08:23 |
html | ikonia, how ? i have been away form ubuntu for a very long time. | 08:23 |
mikeche1en | bulletxt: 12.04 | 08:24 |
bulletxt | mikeche1en: are you very very sure? :) | 08:24 |
anarchee | god i hate flash | 08:24 |
mikeche1en | typ: ill have to give those a try at some point | 08:24 |
bulletxt | I really need to go to 12.04 and not 14.04 | 08:24 |
mikeche1en | bulletxt: 90% :) | 08:24 |
ikonia | html: man mount | 08:25 |
cfhowlett | bulletxt after you get 12.04 do the dist release again to 14.04 | 08:25 |
ikonia | typ: I don't think you will be using zfs | 08:25 |
anarchee | i'm using Mint 16, does anyone know the equiv. ubuntu version? | 08:25 |
ikonia | typ: is this home user kit ? | 08:25 |
cfhowlett | bulletxt OR download the 14.04 ISO | 08:25 |
ikonia | anarchee: ask in the mint support resources | 08:25 |
ikonia | !mint | ariscop | 08:25 |
ubottu | ariscop: Linux Mint is not a supported derivative of Ubuntu. Please seek support in #linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org | 08:25 |
ikonia | oops | 08:25 |
anarchee | raring | 08:25 |
anarchee | ok | 08:25 |
cfhowlett | anarchee mint is not ubuntu | 08:25 |
bulletxt | cfhowlett: I don't want 14.04, my server must stay to 12.04 | 08:25 |
ariscop | o_O | 08:25 |
vegetablesalad19 | Or I can't upgrade from 12.04 to 14.04 ? | 08:25 |
typ | ikonia: yes this is for home use, and why shouldn't i use zfs? | 08:25 |
ariscop | ikonia, :< | 08:25 |
html | ikonia, ahh. | 08:25 |
bulletxt | so I have to be sure do-release-upgrade goes to 12.04 and not 14.04 cfhowlett | 08:26 |
cfhowlett | bulletxt safest: download 12.04 and install | 08:26 |
anarchee | i assume i can use Whisker Menu on Ubuntu? | 08:26 |
ikonia | typ: zfs isn't available for linux outside of fuse or a patched kernel | 08:26 |
anarchee | i've come to realize the only reason i use mint-xfce is because of the menu | 08:26 |
curious_troll | mikeche1en: I will probably use xmodmap to bind it. | 08:26 |
ikonia | typ: keep in mind that the big benifits you'll see are not designed for home user kit, | 08:26 |
mikeche1en | typ: zfs is overkill in most cases, unless you really need one of its features | 08:26 |
mikeche1en | typ: or just want to experiment | 08:27 |
cfhowlett | anarchee xubuntu has xfce4 | 08:27 |
cfhowlett | !xubuntu | 08:27 |
ubottu | Xubuntu is Ubuntu with Xfce as the desktop environment. More info at http://www.xubuntu.org/ - To install from Ubuntu: « sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop » - Join #xubuntu for support - See also: !Ubuntu and !Xubuntu-Channels | 08:27 |
typ | e.g. snaps... | 08:27 |
anarchee | i used to use that | 08:27 |
mikeche1en | curious_troll: if that works then great, idk all the diff utils for kb shortcuts | 08:27 |
jonascj_ | Hi all. Using the livecd I can install packages. Where are these installed? Into memory? | 08:27 |
typ | i really see no downside to zfs for me right now | 08:27 |
typ | except that it's overkill | 08:27 |
curious_troll | mikeche1en: :P | 08:27 |
mikeche1en | jonascj_: yup | 08:27 |
brothersome | bulletxt, Let the ubuntu updater look only in 12.04 --- this is in the Ubuntu update manager->preferences->updates | 08:27 |
mikeche1en | curious_troll: way too many progs to keep track of :D | 08:28 |
bulletxt | brothersome: im running server , no UI | 08:28 |
JCM83 | my printer has ink | 08:28 |
JCM83 | cups is working | 08:28 |
jonascj_ | mikeche1en: so the live-cd has already mounted /usr/local, /tmp etc. on memory? | 08:29 |
JCM83 | but it says printer has no ink | 08:29 |
JCM83 | what do | 08:29 |
mikeche1en | typ: any more steps to set something up means more chances of things going wrong, that said if you want to take the risk then go for it | 08:29 |
mikeche1en | jonascj_: yeah it uses squashfs to overlay writable filesystem on top of read only files on cd | 08:29 |
Grant_P | Hi All, what's the package which allows you to manage the samba shares through the interface, seems i've removed it in an attempt to get samba working in 14.04. | 08:30 |
brothersome | bulletxt, dconf editor -- dconf -- key for updates | 08:30 |
jonascj_ | mikeche1en: thanks! | 08:31 |
adam_____ | Fudge: I'll try now.. | 08:31 |
JCM83 | do drivers get updated with apt-get upgrade? | 08:31 |
cfhowlett | JCM83 they definitely will with dist-upgrade | 08:32 |
mikeche1en | Grant_P: gadmin-samba ? | 08:32 |
Fudge | good luck | 08:32 |
Justus | hello | 08:32 |
Rahail | HI there no matter how many time i reinstall the OS... my virutle port tty is limited to ttyusb14 | 08:32 |
ikonia | typ: and that it's not available for linux | 08:32 |
Rahail | only i can connect 5 devices i can not connect more then that | 08:32 |
Rahail | any one face this problem | 08:32 |
mikeche1en | Grant_P: there are a couple ones, also system-config-samba | 08:32 |
ikonia | that seems to be a pretty big downside | 08:32 |
Justus | I have a problem with key combinations, it's quite strange, some of them (strg+w, strg+d, etc.) are not working anymore | 08:33 |
Grant_P | mikeche1en: which one gives you the share tab when selecting properties for a folder? | 08:33 |
luc4 | cfhowlett: tried with that utility and I actually get my usb pen drive. But the PC is not booting that. It finds no bootable device. I already disabled UEFI, secure boot and fast boot from Windows. Any other idea? | 08:33 |
Rahail | I see this msg when i type dmesg Not enough host resources, active endpoint contexts = 64 | 08:33 |
mikeche1en | Grant_P: nautilus-share i think | 08:34 |
cfhowlett | luc4 sadly, I've no efi/uefi experience. briefly restate your issue for the channel | 08:34 |
Grant_P | mikeche1en: thanks, ill try now. | 08:34 |
JCM83 | cfhowlett running. What's the difference between upgrade and dist-upgrade | 08:34 |
cfhowlett | JCM83 | see: https://www.dropbox.com/s/msv95ijbb0uoeb4/Ubuntu%20Reference%20Sheet.pdf | 08:34 |
OpenSSeal-ed7 | wtf | 08:35 |
Rahail | any one | 08:35 |
cfhowlett | OpenSSeal-ed7 language please. this is a family friendly channel | 08:35 |
OpenSSeal-ed7 | oh so ur a tard? | 08:35 |
luc4 | I disabled uefi, secure mode and fast boot from Windows. Still my USB device created from Ubuntu is seen in the list of bootable devices as "0.00" and can't boot. The error simply states there is no OS to boot. Any idea? | 08:35 |
cfhowlett | !guidelines|OpenSSeal-ed7 read and heed | 08:36 |
ubottu | OpenSSeal-ed7 read and heed: The guidelines for using the Ubuntu channels can be found here: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines | 08:36 |
Zardoz84|work | good morning | 08:36 |
mikeche1en | JCM83: more detail here if you want http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/fedora-35/apt-get-question-dist-upgrade-vs-upgrade-219920/ | 08:36 |
vanadis | oh hai | 08:37 |
html | luc4, have you tried virtualbox install on the flash drive then to the pc ? | 08:37 |
Zardoz84|work | Some one could confirme if "apt-get dist-upgrade -d -y" will only download the packages bnecesary for a dist-upgrade ? | 08:37 |
ikonia | html: please stop | 08:37 |
ikonia | html: you are givign bad inforamtion - if you don't know how to do something, please don't speak | 08:37 |
cfhowlett | luc4 that is NOT advisable. don't | 08:37 |
trap_exit | where cna I buy an ubuntu edge? | 08:37 |
trap_exit | and if I can't ... what is the best phone to get for running ubuntu ? | 08:37 |
vanadis | installed ubuntu 14.04 with qemu and aqemu as gui | 08:37 |
cfhowlett | trap_exit can't. no such device | 08:37 |
cfhowlett | !touch|trap_exit | 08:38 |
ubottu | trap_exit: Information about the Ubuntu Touch platform for Phone and Tablet is available here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch support and discussion in #ubuntu-touch | 08:38 |
trap_exit | cfhowlett: it sucks that http://www.ubuntu.com/phone/ shows up first fgor ubuntu phone | 08:38 |
vanadis | If i choose the language "german" it shows the russian translation -> where do i report this bug? | 08:38 |
trap_exit | and then I can't buy it | 08:38 |
trap_exit | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices | 08:39 |
trap_exit | this support is sorta weak | 08:39 |
trap_exit | so it's basicaly nexus 4 | 08:39 |
trap_exit | and nothing else | 08:39 |
mikeche1en | you probably dont want to run touch as your main phone | 08:39 |
mikeche1en | its still under development | 08:39 |
cfhowlett | trap_exit please go to the touch channel with this discussion | 08:39 |
trap_exit | where is it? | 08:39 |
mikeche1en | #ubuntu-touch | 08:40 |
Zardoz84|work | Some one could confirme if "apt-get dist-upgrade -d -y" will only download the packages bnecesary for a dist-upgrade ? | 08:40 |
cfhowlett | trap_exit as stated in the link you didn't read: #ubuntu-touch | 08:40 |
trap_exit | cfhowlett: got it, thanks! | 08:40 |
francesco2 | ciao | 08:45 |
francesco2 | !list | 08:45 |
ubottu | francesco2: No warez here! This is not a file sharing channel (or network); read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot ». If you're looking for a channel, see « /msg ubottu !alis ». | 08:45 |
francesco2 | ciao | 08:46 |
root_ | hii all | 08:46 |
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mani_ | hi | 08:46 |
cr1msun | hi all - anyone good with bind9 setup/config ? | 08:47 |
k1l | !rootirc | RahulAN | 08:47 |
ubottu | RahulAN: It's not technically our business, but we'd like to tell you that IRC'ing as root is a Very Bad Idea (tm). After all, doing anything as root when root is not needed is bad, and especially bad with software that connects to the Internet. | 08:47 |
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luc4 | I can't believe it is impossible to install Ubuntu on a new pc with secure mode off, without fast boot and without UEFI enabled... | 08:54 |
phaidros | how can I disable automatic unlocking of a gpg key? | 08:54 |
Chichi | Anyone know how to change the default wallpaper from shell on ubuntu 12? I want to brand the all desktops with company BG on new user logon if possible :) | 08:56 |
brothersome | Chichi, just right click with the mouse on the desktop | 08:57 |
Chichi | brothersome: Thnx, but i want to do it from shell since it needs to be done via script or via cfe on 500 machines | 08:57 |
moritz_ | hi | 08:59 |
amirtharaj | how to upgrade ubuntu using terminal? | 08:59 |
k1l | amirtharaj: do-release-upgrade | 09:00 |
cfhowlett | amirtharaj | cheatsheet: https://www.dropbox.com/s/msv95ijbb0uoeb4/Ubuntu%20Reference%20Sheet.pdf | 09:00 |
yy_ | ls | 09:00 |
amirtharaj | yesterday...i updated but if i log in sense show black screen with cursor...how to resolve it? | 09:01 |
Chichi | found it (in case anyone liked to know :)) gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.background picture-uri file:////path.to.image | 09:04 |
amirtharaj | i m using 12.04 but if i give do-release-upgrade sense it shows like hereof no new release? | 09:04 |
rubiku | After upgrade to 14.04 cmus audio is distorted. Anyone know whats going on? | 09:04 |
yy_ | yywolf yy | 09:04 |
yy_ | yywolf yywolf | 09:05 |
cfhowlett | yy_ ask you ubuntu questions | 09:05 |
junka | !ask | 09:06 |
ubottu | Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience | 09:06 |
k1l | amirtharaj: the upgrade from 12.04 to 14.04 will be opened on 27th july | 09:06 |
cr1msun | I'm having trouble with bind9 and getting this error: rndc: connect failed: 127.0.0.1#953: connection refused | 09:07 |
sanjud | Hello Team, Is there anyone who can assist me regarding configuring Displaylink in ubuntu 14.04 | 09:07 |
cr1msun | I've verified that the perms on the rndc.key are 644 | 09:07 |
luc4 | Hello! Apart from USB pen drive is there any other way of installing Ubuntu on a pc? | 09:10 |
Humbedooh | cd? :) | 09:10 |
yossarianuk | luc4: cd/dvd | 09:10 |
cfhowlett | !install|luc4 | 09:10 |
ubottu | luc4: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall - See also !automate | 09:10 |
amirtharaj | i am using 12.04.. if i give sudo apt-get upgrade mean, its emerge as here no updation | 09:10 |
luc4 | And also probably excluding dvd as there is no such option in the boot sequence. | 09:10 |
yossarianuk | luc4: network installer / pxe / depolyment via spacewalk/puppet, etc | 09:11 |
cfhowlett | amirtharaj sudo apt-get dist-upgrade | 09:11 |
moritz_ | hi | 09:12 |
moritz_ | what i better with 14.04 | 09:12 |
moritz_ | *is | 09:12 |
cfhowlett | moritz_ what is better than what? | 09:13 |
cfhowlett | !details|moritz_ | 09:13 |
ubottu | moritz_: Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information, errors, steps, and possibly configuration files (use the !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel) | 09:13 |
moritz_ | 13.04 | 09:13 |
bekks | !raring | moritz_ | 09:13 |
ubottu | moritz_: Ubuntu 13.04 (Raring Ringtail) was the 18th release of Ubuntu. Support ended on January 27, 2014. See !eol, !upgrade and http://ubottu.com/y/raring | 09:13 |
cfhowlett | !eolupgrade|moritz_ 13.04 is no longer supported. | 09:14 |
ubottu | moritz_ 13.04 is no longer supported.: End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades | 09:14 |
amirtharaj | here i have some error..unable fetch some archieves | 09:14 |
daedeloth | so. My monster pc running 14.04 feels slower than my laptop running 13.10 and I don't know why. | 09:14 |
daedeloth | and I can't really put my finger on it | 09:16 |
daedeloth | it's very tiny delays | 09:16 |
yy_ | q | 09:18 |
mic_e | how do I bind a command to the suspend (fn+F4) button of a T400? I get an event button/sleep SBTN 080 000 K in acpi_listen, and no event in xev | 09:18 |
inawarminister | hi | 09:19 |
inawarminister | Can anyone tell me how to remove a DE? | 09:19 |
inawarminister | I, err, installed Ubuntu-desktop in my Xubuntu 14.04 install, how do I remove it? | 09:20 |
inawarminister | just sudo apt-get -R ubuntu-desktop? | 09:20 |
mic_e | other ACPI events (such as closing the lid) work perfectly | 09:21 |
cfhowlett | inawarminister sudo apt-get purge ubuntu-desktop | 09:22 |
inawarminister | chfowlett: does it remove ALL dependencies from my laptop? | 09:22 |
cfhowlett | inawarminister you might want to sudo apt-get install --reintstall xubuntu-desktop afterwards to restore a default xubuntu system next time, get JUST the DE ; sudo apt-get lxde for instance | 09:23 |
yy_ | ./ls | 09:24 |
Alessy89 | :) | 09:28 |
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vik1 | i have ubuntu 12.04 , update manager dosent show 14.04 is available , but shows 12.10 as available :( | 09:29 |
Zyrax | /msg NickServ identify 0D0n4lD07 | 09:29 |
DJones | Zyrax: New password time | 09:29 |
mic_e | ... | 09:29 |
Zyrax | Shit... ;) | 09:29 |
cfhowlett | vik1 set LTS only upgrade options | 09:29 |
Alessy89 | :) | 09:29 |
Zyrax | A time as good as always. ;) | 09:29 |
yy_ | ls | 09:30 |
vik1 | cfhowlett: where should i do it ? | 09:30 |
cfhowlett | vik1 update manager > settings | 09:30 |
k1l | vik1: LTS upgrade to 14.04 will be opened on 27th july | 09:30 |
junka | vik1, 12.04 will be offered for update at the end of july | 09:31 |
yy_ | ./ls | 09:31 |
vik1 | so is upgrade still not available :O | 09:31 |
luc4 | Hello! Still having troubles booting usb devices on my pc. I see there is an option in the pc to boot from "LAN". I never tried something like this. Is this the proper guide related to that option? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LocalNet | 09:31 |
DJones | yy_: The irc channel is not your terminal | 09:31 |
junka | yes it's not | 09:32 |
cfhowlett | vik1 you can always download the ISO and install | 09:32 |
vik1 | cfhowlett: but i need to install each application again :( | 09:33 |
k1l | vik1: you could run with the developer upgrade. but that is not what you want if you decided to stay with lts | 09:33 |
vik1 | though i have 14.04 ISO | 09:33 |
vik1 | why it takes late for the upgrade to new version . :( | 09:34 |
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k1l | vik1: the LTS upgrade is opened when 14.04 becomes 14.04.1 pointrelease. | 09:35 |
cfhowlett | vik1 you current version still works right? use it for 4 more months and upgrade at 14.04.1 | 09:35 |
k1l | vik1: from stable release to stable release | 09:35 |
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inawarminister | thanks cfhowlett | 09:36 |
vik1 | oh k that will be good | 09:36 |
inawarminister | -reinstall? | 09:36 |
vik1 | and i have another problem | 09:36 |
cfhowlett | inawarminister sudo apt-get install --reinstall xubuntu-desktop note the double -- | 09:36 |
inawarminister | oh, ok | 09:37 |
robotti^ | i kannata nähdä | 09:37 |
inawarminister | ah, it's finished | 09:37 |
inawarminister | so fast! | 09:37 |
k1l | !fi | robotti^ | 09:38 |
ubottu | robotti^: Tämä kanava on tarkoitettu vain englanninkieliselle keskustelulle. Jos haluat suomenkielistä apua (K)ubuntun ongelmiin, liity kanavalle #ubuntu-fi / #kubuntu-fi :-) | 09:38 |
cfhowlett | inawarminister means you already had most of the packages and depends... | 09:38 |
vik1 | my laptop has AMD 7570m hybrid graphics . I am using AMD driver , bcoz opensource driver makes my laptop to hot . it was good still i updated my fglrx driver . now its getting heated | 09:38 |
amirtharaj | i have access the other client terminal using ssh... how to download their files | 09:39 |
inawarminister | heh, probably | 09:39 |
vik1 | any suggestion cfhowlett , k1l | 09:40 |
cfhowlett | vik1 sorry, I've no experience to call on ... | 09:40 |
vik1 | k no problem | 09:41 |
adsc | vik1: you should look at power saving methods for your driver | 09:43 |
adsc | vik1: the open source driver can adjust clock speed of the GPU based on load or manually settable | 09:44 |
adsc | no idea if that also works for the closed source driver | 09:44 |
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vik1 | adsc: i have made changes in AMD catalyst control center , but dosent work | 09:44 |
vik1 | and even i have configured TLP | 09:45 |
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mrtAkdeniz | guys | 09:49 |
mrtAkdeniz | Download failed: Failed to open https://getcomposer.org/composer.phar (Resolving timed out after 5516 milliseconds) | 09:49 |
mrtAkdeniz | Some1 know why? | 09:49 |
mrtAkdeniz | I tried both curl and php way | 09:49 |
cr1msun | anyone have a fix for: * Stopping domain name service... bind9 | 09:50 |
cr1msun | WARNING: key file (/etc/bind/rndc.key) exists, but using default configuration file (/etc/bind/rndc.conf) | 09:50 |
cr1msun | rndc: connect failed: 127.0.0.1#953: connection refused | 09:50 |
cr1msun | ...done. | 09:50 |
cr1msun | * Starting domain name service... bind9 | 09:50 |
cr1msun | ...fail! | 09:50 |
unopaste | cr1msun 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 | 09:50 |
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cr1msun | I'm getting this error when trying to start bind9: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7313468/ | 09:52 |
mital | hi .. I have upgraded my ubuntu from 12.04 to 14.04 .. and installed "libboost-all-dev" package.. however I could not find the -mt version of the binaries.. have they been moved to any other package ? | 09:52 |
adsc | vik1: sounds like you should find an older version of your driver without heating issue | 09:54 |
freespirit-girl | Hello. I have a question .. I am trying to upgrade Ubuntu using the commandline.. When i get to tripwire i am asked to sign in using my tripwire passphrass.. | 10:04 |
freespirit-girl | so i enter in my root password.. Is the password different for tripwire than my root | 10:04 |
ekiwok | I cant make bamboo pad cth-301 working on ubuntu 14.04 | 10:04 |
hira | hi | 10:10 |
Karmahacker | hi every one again! how can i enble ssh tunneling in ufw firewall ? | 10:14 |
cfhowlett | !info wacom | 10:15 |
ubottu | Package wacom does not exist in trusty | 10:15 |
daedeloth | it's the auto completes.. everywhere.. | 10:15 |
daedeloth | my autocompletes everywhere are ... slow | 10:16 |
freespirit-girl | ids tripwire automatically installed on the Ubuntu os?? | 10:18 |
cfhowlett | !info tripwire | 10:18 |
ubottu | tripwire (source: tripwire): file and directory integrity checker. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.4.2.2-3 (trusty), package size 1262 kB, installed size 9122 kB | 10:18 |
salsero|2 | not in here | 10:18 |
salsero|2 | sounds like another puppet | 10:19 |
cfhowlett | ekiwok you need the ubuntu wacom packages but ... doesn't seem to be one for trusty | 10:19 |
salsero|2 | puppet seems superior to tripwire | 10:19 |
cfhowlett | ekiwok run this command apt-cache search wacom | 10:19 |
luc4 | cfhowlett: just to thank you for your help. I succeeded installing ubuntu using the dvd. | 10:21 |
cfhowlett | luc4 success! congratulations. happy to help. | 10:21 |
freespirit-girl | whats a puppet? should i download Ubuntu's iso instead? | 10:21 |
luc4 | cfhowlett: it is unfortunate that it is so difficult to install :-( also win 8 is not booting anymore but... who cares... luckily I don't need it now. Thanks! | 10:22 |
cfhowlett | luc4 so long as your happy! :)) | 10:23 |
cabbage4th | Are there vaio laptops that are ubuntu certified, or at least you know of or have installed on one? | 10:24 |
cfhowlett | !hardware|cabbage4th | 10:24 |
ubottu | cabbage4th: For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection | 10:24 |
cabbage4th | cfhowlett: thanks. | 10:24 |
cfhowlett | ekiwok https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+source/xf86-input-wacom | 10:25 |
Wulf | Hi | 10:28 |
Wulf | I need to buy a couple of new computers (desktop + laptops) on which I'm going to install 14.04, use case is business, mostly web browser. What are the recommended system specs? Memory, 3d graphics, CPU, etc.? | 10:29 |
ikonia | !hcl | Wulf | 10:30 |
ubottu | Wulf: For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection | 10:30 |
StrangeNoises | practically anything current will be fine. any eg: sandy bridge, ivy bridge, haswell, will all be lovely | 10:30 |
StrangeNoises | Wulf: that is ^^^ | 10:30 |
StrangeNoises | ubuntu loves intel graphics | 10:30 |
k1l | Wulf: i think any dualcore with some ram ( ~4gb+) will do fine. but more to talk about that is better suited in #ubuntu-offtopic | 10:30 |
mrtAkdeniz | and keep in mind Wulf, Ubuntu hates AMD-ATI graphics :D | 10:31 |
ikonia | that's not true | 10:31 |
mrtAkdeniz | what is not true, ikonia ? AMD Graphics? | 10:31 |
cabbage4th | Wulf: get nvidia. | 10:31 |
ikonia | mrtAkdeniz: correct, | 10:31 |
Wulf | nvidia? okay | 10:31 |
ikonia | Wulf: no | 10:31 |
mrtAkdeniz | lol ikonia , seems you are using an old graphic card | 10:31 |
ikonia | Wulf: "supported" is what matters, there are nvidia/amd ones that work/fail | 10:32 |
mrtAkdeniz | with AMD Radeon HD 7670M, there is always fail on Ubuntu | 10:32 |
k1l | Wulf: there is no need for a dedicated video card for "only office". intel is fine | 10:32 |
ikonia | Wulf: the key thing is finding one that is supported | 10:32 |
mrtAkdeniz | anyway, Radeon HD 7670M on "supported" list ikonia | 10:32 |
ikonia | mrtAkdeniz: then it should work | 10:32 |
mrtAkdeniz | ikonia, yes, my problem, not ubuntu's or graphic cards :) | 10:32 |
ikonia | mrtAkdeniz: probably yes | 10:32 |
mrtAkdeniz | ikonia, rofl, buy that card, and try please :) | 10:33 |
Wulf | k1l: doesn't intel have very poor/none 3d graphics, but the unity desktop uses 3d? | 10:33 |
StrangeNoises | Wulf: it's fine for HD3000/HD4000 | 10:33 |
StrangeNoises | unity loves it | 10:33 |
k1l | Wulf: modern intel video cards are fine | 10:33 |
mrtAkdeniz | !hcl | 10:33 |
ubottu | For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection | 10:33 |
StrangeNoises | seriously you'll have least problems with intel hd cards | 10:34 |
he1kki | Does anyone have strange problem with Ubuntu 14.04 + Firefox/Other Mozilla products, that your cursor is off 5-10px | 10:34 |
StrangeNoises | it's very well supported now | 10:34 |
cabbage4th | he1kki: what do you mean? | 10:34 |
he1kki | cabbage4th: literally my cursor points some pixels usually right or up when trying to click something | 10:35 |
he1kki | no sorry, other way around | 10:35 |
he1kki | left or down | 10:35 |
cabbage4th | Mine works fine. :o | 10:35 |
he1kki | it could be something funny with ff | 10:35 |
ekiwok | cfhowlett, I have it installed | 10:36 |
zetheroo | Fresh install of 14.04 ... on boot, right after GRUB menu, I get "error: malformed file" - after this system boots up fine. Any ideas as to what this error is referring to!? | 10:36 |
zetheroo | also, after sshing into the machine, amongst this info posted upon login there is this line: => There are 3 zombie processes. | 10:36 |
zetheroo | Sometimes this is 4, and sometimes the line is not there at all | 10:36 |
cabbage4th | he1kki: I'm gonna throw a wild guess and say your ff is zoomed in/out? | 10:38 |
he1kki | hmh, with couple of firefox reboots i'm not able to reproduce it anymore. Will be a good geek and do proper debugging if it comes again | 10:38 |
cfhowlett | ekiwok sorry, that's all I could find. | 10:38 |
he1kki | cabbage4th: Yeap, I wondered about the same thing, but problem existed also in menu level, aka. outside html rendering | 10:39 |
he1kki | .. and also in thunderbird which made it quite strange | 10:40 |
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rubiku | Since upgrading to 14.04 aac files are played with lots of static by cmus. | 10:41 |
the-erm | How would you create a live usb? I am running antegros, and dd if=./ubuntu.iso of=/dev/sdc does not produce a bootable usb. | 10:41 |
zetheroo | This seems pretty erratic, which makes me wonder if 14.04 is really ready for production level deployment just yet | 10:41 |
ikonia | zetheroo: what are the zobmie processes ? | 10:42 |
zetheroo | ikonia: I don't know | 10:42 |
ikonia | zetheroo: right, so you're not in a fit state to say if it's production ready or not as you don't even know the problem | 10:42 |
zetheroo | ikonia: I rebooted again and now there are none :P | 10:42 |
ikonia | zetheroo: so I suggest focusing on the issue rather than making wild statements you have no idea about | 10:42 |
zetheroo | ikonia: if I knew what the problem was I probably wouldn't be bothering coming here now would I .... ;) | 10:43 |
ikonia | zetheroo: come here for help - not making stupid statements you have no idea about | 10:43 |
zetheroo | ikonia: did you miss your coffee break !? :-/ | 10:43 |
ikonia | no | 10:43 |
cfhowlett | !details|zetheroo | 10:43 |
ubottu | zetheroo: Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information, errors, steps, and possibly configuration files (use the !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel) | 10:43 |
zetheroo | so what's with the a**hole attitude!? | 10:44 |
bazhang | zetheroo, thats enough | 10:44 |
cfhowlett | zetheroo stop please | 10:44 |
goneeuro | Hey guys. Do you have any ideas why a NAS mounted in fstab would have such a slow transfer speed from laptop to NAS but be super fast NAS to laptop? | 10:44 |
ikonia | goneeuro: reverse dns ? | 10:44 |
ikonia | goneeuro: although tha'ts normally only an initial connection issue | 10:45 |
goneeuro | I will be completly honest, Im not 100% on linux and the way to set things up just yet. | 10:46 |
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ikonia | goneeuro: what version of ubuntu is your client running ? | 10:47 |
goneeuro | This is my first real jump into a linux laptop so I am having growing pains learning how to do things correctly. | 10:47 |
sonne | goneeuro, could you better define slow and fast? | 10:47 |
goneeuro | ikonia: xubuntu 14.04 | 10:47 |
hateball | goneeuro: Read speed vs Write speed perhaps? | 10:47 |
ikonia | goneeuro: ok, and how are you sharing your file system out on the nas ? | 10:48 |
sonne | it's quite usual that it's faster to read than to write on drives... | 10:48 |
goneeuro | cifs and nfs. But I cant get the nfs to connect. Give me a sec and ill post my fstab line. | 10:48 |
goneeuro | /KCHNA001/Volume_1 /media/NAS cifs guest,uid=1000,iocharset=utf8 0 0 | 10:49 |
goneeuro | thats the line I am using now. I get 8MB/sec from laptop to NAS over gigabit. | 10:50 |
goneeuro | and something like 40MB/sec from NAS to Laptop. | 10:50 |
ikonia | nas to laptop ? | 10:50 |
ikonia | how are you writing from your nas to your laptop ? | 10:51 |
hateball | goneeuro: What are the advertised write vs read speeds on your NAS? | 10:51 |
salsero|2 | freespirit-girl: puppet seems to be the same as tripwire but it puts pack the files as they were before | 10:51 |
ikonia | tripwire is not puppet | 10:51 |
ikonia | they are totally different tools | 10:51 |
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salsero|2 | that does tripwire do? | 10:52 |
goneeuro | http://www.dlink.com/us/en/home-solutions/share/network-attached-storage/dns-320l-sharecenter-2-bay-cloud-storage-enclosure | 10:53 |
goneeuro | I am just using drag and drop from desktop to NAS with thunar. | 10:53 |
nodedfree | how can i hide my ip at freenode | 10:53 |
* nodedfree is confused | 10:54 | |
Humbedooh | nodedfree: ask in #freenode | 10:54 |
nodedfree | ty | 10:54 |
opengyan | hello Is there a way to search all packages which uses/depends on some librart pakage... libpkgdev.. ? | 10:56 |
opengyan | * depends on specific library.... | 10:57 |
nodedfree | Humbedooh, everyone there are zombies | 10:58 |
Humbedooh | give it time | 10:58 |
nodedfree | if you know you can save us time and anger | 10:59 |
Humbedooh | you have to request a cloak in #freenode | 10:59 |
goneeuro | ikonia: still there? ha | 11:00 |
ikonia | goneeuro: sorry, doing multiple things | 11:00 |
ikonia | let me read the scroll back | 11:00 |
goneeuro | No problem. | 11:00 |
mar77i | hello #ubuntu. I'm having a problem here, I accidently rm'd my /etc/apache2/php.ini ... I already tried -o somethingsomething --force-confmiss which didn't work from http://askubuntu.com/questions/66533/how-can-i-restore-configuration-files ... any hints? | 11:02 |
jrib | mar77i: make sure you tried the somethingsomething for the right package | 11:03 |
mar77i | well. | 11:03 |
mar77i | in the above line I mistyped the path. that was /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini I have to assume that it's in php5-libapache2 | 11:04 |
jrib | mar77i: why are you assuming? Your link gives you the command to find out the package | 11:04 |
mar77i | jrib: dpkg -S does NOT list the php.ini file. | 11:05 |
loaden | Why my Qt5's app have KDE style, not GNOME? I am working on Ubuntu 14.04 and build Qt5.3 & QtCreator 3.1.1 by myself. | 11:05 |
mar77i | jrib: so I have to assume it is created during some post-install measure. | 11:06 |
jrib | mar77i: grep the .postinstall files in /var/lib/dpkg/info for it then | 11:07 |
jrib | mar77i: probably, don't restrict yourself to just postinstall | 11:07 |
mar77i | thanks for this hint. will go on from here and return with further questions. | 11:08 |
jrib | mar77i: by the way, what ubuntu version? | 11:09 |
mar77i | trusty. | 11:10 |
mar77i | two trusties without the file in -S. | 11:10 |
jrib | mar77i: I don't see any package called php5-apache2 | 11:10 |
mar77i | okay. I found it. will reapply the skeleton in /usr/share/php5 | 11:11 |
brucevein | openssl 1.0.1-4ubuntu5.12 | 11:13 |
brucevein | this is patched, right? | 11:13 |
jrib | brucevein: check changelog | 11:14 |
k1l | brucevein: ubuntu patched all supported ubuntus. | 11:14 |
brucevein | jrib, according to the google, its the patched version. changelog mentions heartbleed | 11:14 |
brucevein | https://filippo.io/Heartbleed/ | 11:14 |
brucevein | this site still shows im vuln | 11:14 |
brucevein | even after patching | 11:14 |
brucevein | is a reboot required? | 11:14 |
k1l | brucevein: which ubuntu is it? | 11:14 |
k1l | yes, reboot is required | 11:14 |
brucevein | 12.04.4 lts | 11:15 |
jrib | brucevein: you might need to restart services | 11:15 |
jrib | reboot is safe action | 11:15 |
brucevein | jrib, ive restart apache | 11:15 |
brucevein | servers in production, would prefer not to reboot unless i absolutely need to | 11:15 |
k1l | !sslbug | brucevein | 11:19 |
ubottu | brucevein: A fix for the recent OpenSSL vulnerabilities (2014-0076 & 0160) has been pushed to the Ubuntu repositories, see http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-2165-1/ and http://heartbleed.com/ for more information. | 11:19 |
k1l | brucevein: reboot is suggestef | 11:19 |
k1l | *d | 11:19 |
brucevein | hmm, yeah i just checked phpinfo and its showing OpenSSL 1.0.1 14 Mar 2012 | 11:19 |
brucevein | i guess we shall reboot | 11:20 |
Wobbo | How can I install Ubuntu on a USB. Really installing it, not like "Universal USB Installer". If I use that, I can't update it, etc. It isn't a real installing. I have installed Ubuntu normally on a USB, but than de bios can't use it. Ubuntu made on my laptop a "/boot/efi" fat. I think that for the fast load thing. | 11:22 |
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wilsta | lena | 11:25 |
mar77i | hmm. so. | 11:28 |
mar77i | installing php5-mcrypt creates an mcrypt.ini in /etc/php5/mods-available and a symlink in mods-enabled. | 11:29 |
krypto | hi i am trying ubuntu 14.04 on my old server,but its not detecting network links,server was working fine with rhel 6 | 11:29 |
krypto | how can i check whether its missing drivers | 11:29 |
mar77i | now thing is, in the php.ini the directory is nowhere mentioned. | 11:29 |
jrib | mar77i: what are you trying to do? | 11:30 |
mar77i | jrib: the software I'm configuring says "mcrypt not found. please install php5-mcrypt". | 11:30 |
mar77i | thing is, I already have done so and restarted the httpd | 11:31 |
jrib | mar77i: what software? | 11:31 |
mahesh_ | hi | 11:32 |
mahesh_ | latest stable version of ubuntu | 11:32 |
mahesh_ | j/ #c | 11:32 |
mahesh_ | j\ #c | 11:33 |
mar77i | some swiss shithole php software. does not matter in so far as phpinfo(); doesn't show the ini file as loaded either. | 11:34 |
jdabinett | could anyone give me a hand with apache/htaccess ? | 11:34 |
mar77i | sorry my french. | 11:34 |
mar77i | I don't feel like having the time for these questions :) | 11:35 |
jrib | mar77i: i must go, but read the file in mods-available for hints, and read /usr/share/doc/php5-mdcrypt/README.Debian (or similar) | 11:35 |
mar77i | but there's a conf.d which is loaded. | 11:36 |
mar77i | why does php5-mcrypt-5.4.6-ubuntu5 assume ini files in /etc/php5/mods-enabled are read, where in fact php only reads /etc/php5/apache2/conf.d? | 11:37 |
kencool | hi | 11:38 |
jrib | mar77i: which ini files do you believe it assumes are read? | 11:38 |
dusf123_ | can anyone tell me what is wrong with this cryptsetup attempt? http://pastebin.com/8TZEUAnS | 11:39 |
jrib | mar77i: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php-mcrypt/+bug/1241286 bug in 13.10, may should some light | 11:40 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1243568 in php-tokyo-tyrant (Ubuntu) "duplicate for #1241286 put ini in correct path" [Undecided,Confirmed] | 11:40 |
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mar77i | hmm. | 11:44 |
Voidvoid | hello! | 11:45 |
mar77i | so. there's no mods-enabled mentioned anywhere. and /etc/php5/conf.d isn't searched for ini files. | 11:45 |
Voidvoid | hi im having a problem with firefox on ubuntu when i try to open it i get the next error /bin/sh: 0: can't open /usr/bin/which | 11:45 |
Voidvoid | and i cant open it from gui i've reinstalled but it doesnt work .. :/ | 11:46 |
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arrigoxb | Ciao, avete già provato Ubuntu 14.04? Come vi sembra? | 11:52 |
bekks | !it | arrigoxb | 11:52 |
ubottu | arrigoxb: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (per entrare, scrivi « /join #ubuntu-it » senza virgolette) | 11:52 |
arrigoxb | Sorry ... | 11:53 |
webgen | Hello guys, my firefox is having problems, I just have 2 tabs open and system monitor shows 300 mb usage for firefox + Some "browser" process which takes from 800-1000 and slows down whole pc alot, does anyone have experience with this behaviour ? | 11:53 |
bekks | webgen: can you pastebin "ps aux" please, and tell us which Ubuntu version you are using? | 11:53 |
Guest99504 | popey, do you know can we expect to see a results of showdown? | 11:55 |
webgen | bekks http://pastebin.com/88KKaP4G and I am using 14.04 | 11:55 |
bekks | webgen: Resize your terminal please, so the process names are longer than 9 chars. | 11:56 |
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webgen | bekks, it happened again everything was frozen, I dont understand cause i dont have any weird tabs open let me make it lag again and i ll do ps aux after that | 11:58 |
vandorius | hello ppl | 12:00 |
vandorius | i got a question about ubu 14.04 video output | 12:01 |
* dw1 anticipates | 12:01 | |
vandorius | when i attach hdmi out to lcd tv the output isnt right....it shows desktop but no top bar and no mouse pointer if i open a file browser or any windows it isnt seen on LCD | 12:02 |
webgen | bekks http://pastebin.com/BMsnp7nY it clearly shows browser process taking more than a gig of ram and firefox too, serious lag i have to force quit each time :S | 12:05 |
bekks | webgen: Whats the output of "ps aux --sort -rss | head"? | 12:07 |
webgen | bekks I noticed i think it happens because i open new tab, any tab causes browser process to appear which doesnt make sense | 12:07 |
bekks | webgen: It perfectly makes sense for webbrowser to use a separate thread for each tab. | 12:08 |
dw1 | vandorius: http://askubuntu.com/questions/346042/hdmi-displaying-on-tv-but-not-displaying-correctly-fixes ? | 12:08 |
webgen | bekks but why does only one of these processes get so huge | 12:08 |
webgen | i have gmail, github and pastebin open, when I add any tab that browser processes starts to expand 100mb/sec | 12:09 |
bekks | webgen: Pastebin the output of "ps aux --sort -rss | head". | 12:09 |
webgen | bekks i am trying to catch the laggy part one sek | 12:10 |
vandorius | dwl: TAHNKS man! | 12:10 |
dw1 | vandorius: :D | 12:10 |
webgen | bekks http://pastebin.com/9C6ji8Ln here you go, before that firefox was on 1.3gig and browser on 800 | 12:12 |
reverse | hey, does anyone know how to change the power management settings so the device doesn't turn off when a single battery is on low power? I have 2 batteries in my tablet (running kubuntu) | 12:13 |
bekks | webgen: Look at line 4. Some firefox plugin is going crazy, most likely it is flash. | 12:13 |
webgen | bekks hmm ye that leaves me with a question, ok i ll get a flash blocker plugin and post results | 12:14 |
bekks | webgen: Just close that tab :) | 12:14 |
webgen | bekks i need both gmail and github :S | 12:15 |
Dinosaurio | Does nouveau have 3D acceleration? | 12:16 |
webgen | bekks i am sure github was the problem but i dont understand what kind of flash or where anything like that might run | 12:17 |
bekks | webgen: Maybe its some other plugin thats going crazy. | 12:17 |
webgen | bekks yes because it just did it again with flashblock on | 12:18 |
mar77i | aw fuck | 12:20 |
mar77i | wtf really | 12:20 |
tarelerulz | Have any of you used Chrome remote desktop extension? If so what version of chrome , Ubuntu , maybe extension itself? | 12:20 |
JimR_ | I can not get 14.04 to run for more than 5 mins .... the whole os locks up ... only recover is by powering off & a restart | 12:25 |
lah25 | Hello chaps, does anyone have a screenshot of Ubuntu 14.04 Gnome, without any modifications to the UI? | 12:27 |
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lah25 | or would be willing to just take one for me | 12:28 |
zetheroo | ikonia: hi | 12:28 |
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webgen | bekks I started FF in safe mode with all addons disabled it does it again, do you think restarting would resolve ? | 12:29 |
webgen | bekks restarted and still happens weird | 12:35 |
Xethron_ | I've been having some random system crashes for the past year now, and they started getting more frequent... Its a complete system failure. No logs, no error messages. The screen just freezes solid and nothing moves. Cant switch to TTY, and system also doesn't respond to SYSTEM REQUESTS | 12:35 |
Xethron_ | I thought it might be a graphics driver issue, but I got the ATI drivers working in the latest version of Ubuntu 14.04 (Had problems getting it to work on Linux Mint), but it still crashes | 12:36 |
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Xethron_ | Is it perhaps a hardware fault? And if so, what hardware is at fault? | 12:37 |
crroush | in ubuntu 14.04 how do I get synclient settings to stick, doesn't seem to like /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/ stuff anymore | 12:37 |
Xethron_ | If there's any way to log information that could be valuable on the next crash I would appreciate your input | 12:38 |
Xethron_ | But, I have a feeling we'll have to try and log information before the crash | 12:38 |
bekks | Xethron_: do the keyboard led blink when your system freezes? | 12:38 |
Xethron_ | bekks: I don't have any lights :P | 12:39 |
Xethron_ | bekks: actually, Using an external keyboard, I can't remember seeing flashes | 12:39 |
nobody__ | mhall119, when we will know about showdown winners? | 12:39 |
Xethron_ | bekks: If I remember correctly, I couldn't activate/deactivate any of the lights... But I might be mistaken, I'll check the next time it happens | 12:40 |
Xethron_ | bekks: that would indecate a Kernel Panic right? | 12:40 |
Xethron_ | indicate* | 12:40 |
bekks | Xethron_: Yes. But using an USB keyboard, a kernel panic might not lead to make the led blink, since the whole system - that includes the usb bus - is frozen then. | 12:41 |
Xethron_ | ah, :/ | 12:43 |
urielvigilant | I upgraded to Lubuntu 14.04 from Lubuntu 13.10 , the wi fi got internet, but i dont see the icon wireless manager on right downside corner of screen as usual ? how to put it on again ? | 12:44 |
alad | i've added a few sed lines to an install script, for example sed -i 's/dns=dnsmasq/#dns=dnsmasq/' , but I wonder how to write sed so that a second time ther'es no replacement | 12:44 |
Xethron_ | bekks: Might be worht mentioning, I have logged CPU and Graphic Card tempretures to a file, and after the crash they all where at reasonable tempretures | 12:45 |
maxmc | Hi, I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. Is it safe to upgrade to 14.04 or should I wait until the July update when it is officially offered through the update manager? | 12:45 |
Xethron_ | bekks: Another thing is, the screen simply freezes. So everything still looks fine, but nothing will move. But the display doesn't freak out | 12:45 |
dany__ | ubuntu.it | 12:46 |
bekks | Xethron_: thats the same thing you described above | 12:47 |
maxmc | what i'm particulary interested in is what could go wrong, and whether it is really safer to upgrade from ubuntu 13 or it's just because the lts version is supposed to be super-stable. | 12:47 |
Xethron_ | oh, yeah, I did :/ | 12:48 |
dany__ | #ubuntu-it | 12:49 |
DJones | dany__: /join #ubuntu-it | 12:49 |
alad | so my question is how to add a (multiline) context to sed, so if that context isn't there nothing happens. tried wih \n and \\n but nothing | 12:49 |
urielvigilant | Xethron after upgraded from lubuntu 13.10 to 14.04 wifi does work with internet, but i cant see the icon to manage wireles networks . howt o fix it ? | 12:50 |
cr1msun | I'm getting this error when trying to start bind9: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7313468/ anyone have any help on this? thanks in advance :-) | 12:51 |
detach | cr1msun: your rndc key is wrong? | 12:53 |
cr1msun | detach: I've rolled a new one and the key matches the conf file ? | 12:54 |
mattias_ | cr1msun having problem with the openvpn in ubuntu 14.04 | 12:55 |
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tarerulz | Any of you use Chrome remote Desktop extension? If so what chrome you use it with , Ubuntu version and extension version Or you end up building chromium and the extension from source | 12:56 |
cr1msun | mattias_: I'm on 13.10 and just trying to set up my own dns server with bind9 - I do have openvpn running on the vps as well | 12:56 |
code4fun | #urielvigilant, try add new item on the Tab. | 12:57 |
mattias_ | ok dont know if theres is a problem with 13.10 but theres is a import bug in 14.04 with openvpn | 12:57 |
cr1msun | mattias_: huh! I just checked my openvpn and getting a spinning thingy when trying to go to import-server=true | 12:58 |
Halite | I understand that requiring sudo for root access makes sure you know what you're doing, but I would like to find a way to get root access every time I start the systemup | 12:58 |
mattias_ | but you are running 13.10 correct ? | 12:59 |
cr1msun | mattias_: yes | 12:59 |
mattias_ | well then 13.10 dont have that bug must be only 14.04 | 12:59 |
cr1msun | mattias_: I'm able to log in with admin acct - just checked | 12:59 |
dany__ | guys how can I do to keep appmenu visible (style osx) in ubuntu 14:04 flashbacks? | 13:00 |
dany__ | but I would do it without third-party app ke create trouble! | 13:00 |
dany__ | plus the CSSM does not support the experimental plugin in ubuntu 14:04 | 13:00 |
steveshannon | Mattias: I just double checked that the vpn works and it does | 13:01 |
steveshannon | Mattias: I just double checked that the vpn works and it does | 13:01 |
mattias_ | on 14.04 | 13:01 |
Halite | I understand that requiring sudo for root access makes sure you know what you're doing, but I would like to find a way to get root access every time I start the system up | 13:02 |
steveshannon | Halite: use private key? | 13:02 |
Halite | USE WHAT? | 13:03 |
steveshannon | Halite: http://sshmenu.sourceforge.net/articles/key-setup.html | 13:03 |
mattias_ | anyways many are affected by the import vpn bug | 13:03 |
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ActionParsnip | pretty quiet, expected more after a new release.... | 13:08 |
Halite | .................... | 13:08 |
Halite | f my life | 13:08 |
Mattias | cr1msun: ? | 13:09 |
cr1msun | Mattias: yes? | 13:09 |
Yelu | Halite, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo => search for "root account" / "Enabling the root account"" | 13:09 |
Mattias | cr1msun: what's with the vpn stuff? | 13:10 |
Julinux_ | Preciso realizar um teste de benchmark do desempenho do Windows 2012 hospedado pelo KVM no Ubuntu 14.04 Server, Alguém poderia me dar uma ideia de como fazer isso? | 13:10 |
cr1msun | Mattias: I've got no probs with my vpn setup - I was looking for help with bind9 | 13:10 |
Julinux_ | Preciso realizar um teste de benchmark do desempenho do Windows 2012 hospedado pelo KVM no Ubuntu 14.04 Server, Alguém poderia me dar uma ideia de como fazer isso? | 13:10 |
bekks | !pt | Julinux_ | 13:10 |
ubottu | Julinux_: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para entrar no canal por favor faça "/join #ubuntu-br" sem as aspas. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, use #ubuntu-pt. Obrigada. | 13:10 |
DJones | !pt | Julinux_ | 13:10 |
Julinux_ | Must perform a benchmark test of the performance of Windows 2012 hosted by KVM on Ubuntu 04.14 Server, could anyone give me an idea of how to do this? | 13:10 |
cr1msun | I'm getting this error when trying to start bind9: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7313468/ anyone have any help on this? thanks in advance :-) | 13:10 |
Mattias | cr1msun: because at 15:01:49 you wrote "Mattias: I just double checked that the vpn works and it does " | 13:11 |
Mattias | cr1msun: I have no idea what you are talking about. | 13:11 |
urielvigilant | code4fun monitor network state , is this one ? | 13:11 |
bekks | Julinux_: ask ##windows for windows benchmarking | 13:11 |
cr1msun | Mattias: lol ok | 13:11 |
Julinux_ | Over the benchmark is in Ubuntu and not Windows ¬ ¬ | 13:12 |
bekks | Julinux_: you want to benchmark a windows 2012. | 13:12 |
orbisvicis | how do I update only local repositories ? | 13:13 |
Julinux_ | Benchmark No. of Ubuntu 04.14 with KVM Running Windows 2012 | 13:13 |
bekks | Julinux_: so what do you want to benchmark? the host or the guest? | 13:13 |
Pessimist | how to remove unity web apps and the contacts application and other unity 8 crap from 14.04? | 13:14 |
Julinux_ | hospedeiro | 13:14 |
Julinux_ | host | 13:14 |
bekks | Julinux_: what does that mean? | 13:14 |
ActionParsnip | Julinux_: its still the benchmark of Windows, yes? | 13:14 |
ActionParsnip | Pessimist: its all package names | 13:14 |
ActionParsnip | !find webapp | 13:15 |
ubottu | Found: gir1.2-unity-webapps-0.2, libunity-webapps-dev, libunity-webapps-doc, libunity-webapps0, unity-webapps-common, unity-webapps-qml, unity-webapps-qml-doc, unity-webapps-qml-examples, unity-webapps-service, webapp-container (and 41 others) http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=webapp&searchon=names&suite=trusty§ion=all | 13:15 |
Pessimist | ActionParsnip, unity-webapps-*, unity8 ? | 13:16 |
ActionParsnip | Pessimist: unity-webapps-bbcnews is one example | 13:16 |
ActionParsnip | Pessimist: dpkg -l | grep unity-webapps | awk {'print $2} | 13:16 |
Pessimist | ActionParsnip, how are the contacts & browser application called? | 13:16 |
ActionParsnip | Pessimist: dpkg -l | grep unity-webapps | awk {'print $2'} | 13:16 |
Pessimist | ActionParsnip, nice | 13:17 |
urielvigilant | I upgraded from 13.10 to 14.10 , because i never could put my bcm 4311 working on a usb stick persisiten, with 14.10. But it work on hard disk upgrading from 13.10. nice ! | 13:17 |
ActionParsnip | Pessimist: basic bash stuff | 13:17 |
ActionParsnip | urielvigilant: there is no 14.10 yet | 13:17 |
urielvigilant | 14.04 . . . | 13:17 |
urielvigilant | sorry | 13:18 |
ActionParsnip | urielvigilant: 14.10 will be released in October (10)th month, in 2014 | 13:18 |
urielvigilant | lol | 13:18 |
urielvigilant | nice | 13:18 |
ActionParsnip | urielvigilant: the version numbers are very purposeful | 13:18 |
Pessimist | ActionParsnip, is there some application that tells me which file belongs to which package? | 13:18 |
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ActionParsnip | Pessimist: dpkg -S filename | 13:19 |
Pessimist | ActionParsnip, something like pkgfile | 13:19 |
Pessimist | on arch | 13:19 |
Pessimist | ActionParsnip, thank you very much. | 13:20 |
* Pessimist needs to learn to use dpkg | 13:20 | |
urielvigilant | exit | 13:20 |
mar77i | Pessimist: apt-get install apt-file | 13:26 |
mar77i | also, sometimes you're just looking for something that's only in /var/lib/dpkg/info | 13:27 |
mar77i | because it's not really in the package where you'd expect it | 13:27 |
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aLinuxer | Hey guys.......... How can I see what apps are connecting to what back-end servers and how much is their bandwidth? | 13:30 |
root_ | ye | 13:31 |
Rory | This is a little embarrasing, but I'd appreciate an extra brain to help me with this file permissions issue: I have a folder with these permissions [ drwxrwxr-x 6 www-data www-data 4.0K Apr 23 15:02 . ] - My user is in the "www-data" group, but I cannot "touch foo" in that directory | 13:31 |
Rory | output of "groups rory" is "rory : rory sudo www-data" | 13:32 |
ActionParsnip | Rory: did you log off and on since adding your user t the group? | 13:32 |
Rory | ActionParsnip: :) | 13:32 |
ActionParsnip | Rory: its not active til you log on again | 13:32 |
Rory | ActionParsnip: Does that mean I have to quit this screen session, re-log via ssh? | 13:32 |
ActionParsnip | Rory: yes, you will need to log off for the new session to take the new memberships, its the same in Windows | 13:33 |
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Rory | Alright brb | 13:33 |
dusf123_ | !alternate | 13:34 |
ubottu | The alternate CD has been discontinued for the main Ubuntu distro, please use and report any bugs in the !LiveCD | 13:34 |
dusf123_ | so show the livecd do everything the alternate cd used to? | 13:34 |
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tereforere | hello where can I find ubuntu 12.04 minimal with new kernel e.g. 3.11 | 13:37 |
aLinuxer | Hey guys.......... How can I see what apps are connecting to what back-end servers and how much is their bandwidth? | 13:38 |
ikonia | aLinuxer: depends on the apps | 13:39 |
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aLinuxer | ikonia: explain plz :/ | 13:39 |
ikonia | aLinuxer: well how you tell and how you monitor them depends on what applications you want to know about | 13:39 |
nodedfree | http://icellulab.com/uploads/44fed55138e21fd782c2c8cde775e8b6.jp | 13:40 |
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JimR | why do I have to keep restarting lightdm every 5 mins ? | 13:41 |
scelis | So I have Prompt=lts set in /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades and am running 12.04. do-release-upgrade says no new releases are available. Setting Prompt=normal tries to upgrade me to 12.10. How can I upgrade to 14.04? | 13:41 |
DJones | scelis: LTS to LTS upgrades are only offered once the .1 release is completed, for 14.04, that won't be until 27th July | 13:42 |
scelis | DJones: Aha. Thank you. | 13:43 |
silberberg | I tried to upgrade 12.04 to 14.04 but get an error with python3 see: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7314214/ Any suggestion on how to resolve that? this seems to be the reason for 600 packages to fail installation. | 13:44 |
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aLinuxer | ikonia: my situation is like this.... My os is connecting to some really awkward back-end servers which I dont know about, and I dont think that some apps I use are getting updates or something like this from there.. so I wanna see what's going on :/ (( the servers' names are like <some random character>.com ,, so i wanna check maybe I'm hacked o.O )) ..................... I used ngrep and iftop to get some info but I dont know what | 13:45 |
aLinuxer | apps are sending those requests | 13:45 |
ikonia | (exactly what OS) | 13:45 |
ikonia | aLinuxer: ok - so what OS | 13:46 |
aLinuxer | I'm running right now linux mint 16 (( which is ubuntu-based )) | 13:46 |
aLinuxer | ikonia: I'm running right now linux mint 16 (( which is ubuntu-based )) | 13:46 |
ikonia | aLinuxer: ok - so take that to the linux mint support resources, but try to ask clearly - by stating the applicatoins you want to know about too | 13:47 |
ikonia | aLinuxer: the mint support channel is on spotchat.net | 13:47 |
ikonia | (on their website) | 13:47 |
ChaosTheory | Hi all. | 13:48 |
Halite | How do I get root access on the text editor without having to freak out? | 13:48 |
ikonia | Halite: use sudo ? | 13:48 |
Halite | HOW | 13:48 |
ikonia | I have no idea what you mean by freaking out | 13:48 |
ikonia | Halite: sudo $texteditor | 13:49 |
ChaosTheory | Halite: sudo gedit file.txt | 13:49 |
ActionParsnip | gksudo for GUI apps, not sudo | 13:49 |
ikonia | ActionParsnip: I thought we'd gotten around that now with policy kit | 13:49 |
ActionParsnip | Halite: gksudo gedit file or kdesu kate file | 13:50 |
Halite | your confusing me again | 13:50 |
ActionParsnip | ikonia: does it setup the X environment ok now? | 13:50 |
ikonia | that's why it's not installed by default any more | 13:50 |
ikonia | ActionParsnip: I "thought" so, hence why gksudo is no longer installed by default | 13:50 |
ActionParsnip | ikonia: wasnt aware, I use vi :) | 13:50 |
ikonia | ActionParsnip: me too, I'm doubting it now, but I was under the impression it worked now | 13:50 |
ActionParsnip | ikonia: cool, life easier | 13:50 |
aLinuxer | ikonia: the main problem is that I dont know what apps exactly... that's what I'm trying to find out :/ Thanks anyway | 13:50 |
ChaosTheory | ikonia, sudo gedit works just fine... | 13:51 |
ikonia | aLinuxer: the mint guys can work it through if you explain about the applications you're concerned about | 13:51 |
nodedfree | Halite, edit file? 'sudo nano /path/to/file.txt' | 13:51 |
nodedfree | of 'vi /path/to/file.txt' | 13:51 |
nodedfree | or* | 13:51 |
ActionParsnip | ChaosTheory: it used to cause issues in the long term as it didnt setup the environment properly | 13:51 |
ChaosTheory | I've been trying to move over to 14.04 fully, but I'm having some issues with screen tearing in xbmc. The weird thing is that there isn't any screen tearing when i play the same video i vlc. | 13:52 |
troulouliou_dev | hi if i upgrade to 14.04 from 13.10 can i safely remove the discard mount option from my ssd fstab ? | 13:52 |
ChaosTheory | ActionParsnip, I know, but assuming they are running one of the more recent version of ubuntu it'll be grand or just use vi/m :P | 13:52 |
silberberg | I tried to upgrade 12.04 to 14.04 but get an error with python3 see: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7314214/ Any suggestion on how to resolve that? this seems to be the reason for 600 packages to fail installation. | 13:53 |
ActionParsnip | ChaosTheory: could be even grander and use sed / echo + tee :) | 13:53 |
ChaosTheory | ActionParsnip, ha! | 13:54 |
aLinuxer | ikonia: Thank You =) Peace out! | 13:54 |
ActionParsnip | silberberg: is Precise working for you? | 13:58 |
tuck | Hi, I've been trying to run a script de decrypt a partition automatically after boot, when all other start scripts are done. | 13:58 |
Nindustries | So im building XPenology, which is basically a modified version of Ubuntu. How exactly can I get my kernel headers from this? Im following this tutorial; http://xpenology.com/wiki/en/building_xpenology | 13:58 |
tuck | placed the line '/bin/sh pathtoscript/script.sh in /etc/rc.local | 13:58 |
ActionParsnip | Nindustries: 'ubuntu based' distros are ot supported here | 13:58 |
tereforere | hello where can I find ubuntu 12.04 minimal with new kernel e.g. 3.11 | 13:58 |
tuck | but cannot make it to run | 13:58 |
tuck | whant can I do? | 13:59 |
Nindustries | ActionParsnip, It's not really a Xpenology-specific question, more in general | 13:59 |
ActionParsnip | Nindustries: still not supported here | 13:59 |
Nindustries | Then read "How can I get the kernel headers wih compiling a kernel" | 13:59 |
ActionParsnip | Nindustries: you are using a distribution which is not supported here, I sugest you consult your distributions support channels | 14:00 |
Nindustries | Fine. | 14:01 |
ActionParsnip | Nindustries: http://xpenology.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=515 | 14:02 |
ActionParsnip | Nindustries: try posting on that forum.. | 14:02 |
Nindustries | btw) I found it. just "make headers_install" | 14:02 |
silberberg | ActionParsnip: thanks for your help... well I have the system running but there are some issues for example 600 failed packages (because the system is half upgraded). | 14:03 |
silberberg | ActionParsnip: was that the thing you wanted to know? | 14:03 |
ActionParsnip | silberberg: oh thats going to get painful | 14:03 |
silberberg | ActionParsnip: I thought so... somehow I missed that you should only upgrade LTS to LTS when the .1 is out :( | 14:04 |
ActionParsnip | silberberg: or clean install | 14:04 |
troulouliou_dev | is thee any procedure to use the trim features from 14.04 ? | 14:05 |
ActionParsnip | troulouliou_dev: afaik, its default enabled | 14:05 |
cfhowlett | !trim|troulouliou_dev | 14:05 |
ubottu | troulouliou_dev: Many Solid State Drives support TRIM, which allows the drive to do garbage collection and improves performance. See http://askubuntu.com/a/19480 for information on activating it. | 14:05 |
troulouliou_dev | ActionParsnip, but if i upgrade from 13.10 and already have discard in crypttab and lvm.conf and a fstrim script | 14:06 |
troulouliou_dev | should i then do anythong particular ? | 14:06 |
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silberberg | ActionParsnip: Yeah... but the clean install option is allways a little annoying because its the system of my parents and they don't know anything about how to install software... so usually after a clean Install I fail to install all they need | 14:08 |
ActionParsnip | troulouliou_dev: i dont believe so, there is a default cron job to run discard if memory serves | 14:08 |
ActionParsnip | silberberg: install openssh-server and port forward port 22 :) | 14:09 |
silberberg | ActionParsnip: maybe thats the best sollution thanks anyways... | 14:09 |
danny | 有中国的么? | 14:11 |
DJones | !cn | danny | 14:11 |
ubottu | danny: 如欲獲得中文的協助,請輸入 /join #ubuntu-cn 或 /join #ubuntu-tw | 14:11 |
kboy | Hi Guys I have have a virtual version of ubuntu 13.10 32bit inside my windows7 and I access it with wubi, I have tryed to update it to the 14.04 LTS but now nothing work, the only message i can see is this now: http://i.imgur.com/GzZ6Fv5.jpg can someone help me to get back Ubuntu? | 14:11 |
cfhowlett | kboy wubi is no longer supported. time to make a proper dual boot | 14:12 |
kboy | i will do it soon | 14:12 |
kboy | but now there's a way to aCCESS to ubuntu? | 14:13 |
cfhowlett | kboy wubi has failed. IF it can be fixed (which I don't recall ever seeing) it will be a painful process. good luck. | 14:14 |
kalilinux102 | yhjn | 14:14 |
kalilinux102 | WHATS UP NIGGAAZ | 14:14 |
DJones | kalilinux102: Don't do that here | 14:14 |
kalilinux102 | YOYO | 14:14 |
cfhowlett | kalilinux102 wrong channel. play elsewhere, please | 14:14 |
kboy | damn | 14:14 |
cfhowlett | kboy indeed. | 14:15 |
kboy | but why has not been installed grub automatically? | 14:16 |
kboy | this is crazy... they offer me an update but not how to access it | 14:16 |
floryn90 | hi everyone | 14:17 |
linuxlite1983 | Can i ask what the matter is, kboy? | 14:17 |
pale3 | how do i restart netowork service. using upstart method doesn't work, using init.d restart also, bringing specific interface down and up also doesn't reread /etc/network/interface. what is the proper way? | 14:17 |
floryn90 | i have a problem with cpu fan speed on my notebook | 14:17 |
cfhowlett | kboy wubi was ONLY for testing and was never designed to be a long-term installation option | 14:17 |
pale3 | using latest LTS trusty | 14:17 |
floryn90 | pale3, using sudo service networking restart | 14:18 |
linuxlite1983 | Is anybody using lubuntu 14.04? | 14:18 |
ifjGery | hi | 14:19 |
cfhowlett | linuxlite1983 short answer: yes. next question = details of YOUR issue. | 14:19 |
pale3 | floryn90: it doens't work, i't doesn't reread my /etc/network/interface file | 14:19 |
kboy | I have update my Ubuntu 13.10 to the 14.04 LTS and now the only thing i can see is this: http://i.imgur.com/GzZ6Fv5.jpg | 14:19 |
pale3 | *doesn't | 14:19 |
kboy | is everithing blocked | 14:19 |
linuxlite1983 | I tried to make file templates into the template folder... | 14:19 |
cfhowlett | kboy you have to tell people about wubi - | 14:19 |
kboy | I have wubi | 14:20 |
linuxlite1983 | The first template worked, the second only showed up when i tried to create a file in any place beside the desktop. | 14:20 |
linuxlite1983 | And then the first disappeared from the options outside of the desktop, and only worked there. | 14:21 |
linuxlite1983 | This was a live cd, however. | 14:21 |
cfhowlett | linuxlite1983 it's a live cd... a read-only CD. no way to permanently save | 14:21 |
linuxlite1983 | I see. | 14:21 |
linuxlite1983 | Thank you, cfhwolett. I guess ill install it then. | 14:22 |
cfhowlett | linuxlite1983 best of luck. | 14:22 |
Vu1k | Hi all | 14:22 |
Vu1k | anyone knows how to have a fullscreen flash in a secondary display? | 14:23 |
kboy | there's somrone can help me? | 14:23 |
Vu1k | what d u need kboy | 14:23 |
cfhowlett | Vu1k trying to fix a scrambled wubi installation | 14:24 |
kboy | I have a virtual version of Ubuntu 13.10 32bit with wubi, I have update it to 14.04 and now this is the only message i get back: http://i.imgur.com/GzZ6Fv5.jpg | 14:25 |
kboy | someone can help me? | 14:25 |
cfhowlett | !patience|kboy | 14:26 |
ubottu | kboy: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 14:26 |
Vu1k | kboy, that message seems like your filesystem is not present | 14:27 |
kboy | but i have installed 14.10 | 14:29 |
ifjGery | hello, i have a little bit of a problem here, i restarted the system, and after that i have nothing, low res screen, no mouse, no sound... lsmod only lists like 5 stuff (including acpi), when tried to load a module by hand it said it can not find it. Also there is no /lib/module(s) folder, any idea? | 14:29 |
Vu1k | kboy, I would try to start with a live CD and verify the boot system | 14:30 |
kboy | the live cd should be now 14:10 or 13.10? | 14:31 |
kboy | 14.04lts or the old 13.10? | 14:31 |
Vu1k | any livecd should be right, it's only for start the SO and watch your system | 14:33 |
kboy | get it | 14:33 |
kboy | will try now thanks | 14:34 |
Vu1k | if you can't fix it, then you can backup your data logged in the live CD, reinstall your wubi and restore your data, it could be the best workaround for you in order to avoid a lot of research | 14:35 |
TheCrusher908 | Hi all. | 14:37 |
kboy | get it | 14:37 |
Vu1k | TheCrusher908: Hi | 14:37 |
TheCrusher908 | After installing Ubuntu on my old mac mini, the rEFIt installed via OS X is gone, and the standard EFI won’t allow me to boot Ubuntu, or anything, for that matter. Ideas? | 14:37 |
Vu1k | TheCrusher908: sorry, I've never been installed ubuntu in a Mac | 14:39 |
cfhowlett | !mac|TheCrusher908 | 14:39 |
ubottu | TheCrusher908: For help on installing and using Ubuntu on a Mac, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MactelSupportTeam/CommunityHelpPages | 14:39 |
ifjGery | hello, can someone help? I restarted the system, and after that i have nothing, low res screen, no mouse, no sound... lsmod only lists like 5 stuff (including acpi), when tried to load a module by hand it said it can not find it. Also there is no /lib/module(s) folder, any idea? | 14:40 |
TheCrusher908 | Thank ubottu, but I already have installed Ubuntu, it is getting the «Mac BIOS» to allow me to boot it that is the problem | 14:40 |
blip- | hid3, can you run 64bit software on 32 bit ubuntu ? For some reason Google only shows me 32bit under 64bit OS results | 14:41 |
blip- | hi | 14:41 |
blip- | * | 14:41 |
cfhowlett | blip- 64 bit WILL NOT run on 32 bit | 14:42 |
Vu1k | I think it is not possible | 14:42 |
Vu1k | you can run 32 bit apps in a 64 bit OS but not in the inverse order | 14:43 |
Logan_ | TheCrusher908: did you run the install with $ ubiquity -b # ? you need to not install the GRUB bootloader | 14:43 |
kboy | I have accessed to my pc via cd live in order to back up some datas, should i go to TRY UBUNTU or INSTALL UBUNTU? | 14:43 |
ncp | http://www.enqlu.com/2014/03/how-to-install-oracle-java-78-jdk-and.html followed this guide to install java on my 14.04, and works with java -v in cli. But chrome don't work, it just show i need to install java. any suggestions? | 14:44 |
pseudo_ | did /etc/network/interfaces change with ubuntu 14.04? i am having some troubles getting a static ip setup | 14:44 |
Logan_ | kboy: you can just try it if you don't plan on installing Ubuntu permanently | 14:44 |
blip- | cfhowlett, ok. I was hoping for some extension that would emulate it or such. Is there a way to upgrade my 32-bit 12.04 to 64-bit 14.04 ? or need fresh install | 14:45 |
TheCrusher908 | Logan_: I installed Ubuntu from an USB drive with the GUI installer, so I suppose GRUB got installed along the way | 14:45 |
cfhowlett | blip- fresh install | 14:45 |
kboy | i just have to see what's happened and save some datas | 14:45 |
blip- | damn | 14:45 |
pseudo_ | i added "address, netmask, and gatway" to my interfaces file, and changed dhcp to static. then i ran /etc/init.d/networking restart | 14:45 |
pseudo_ | but nothing happened | 14:45 |
Logan_ | TheCrusher908: I followed this guide yesterday (I only needed to go up to step 4.1), and it worked flawlessly on my MacBook Air: http://randomtutor.blogspot.com/2014/01/installing-ubuntu-on-retina-macbook-pro_19.html | 14:45 |
pseudo_ | what am i doing wrong? | 14:46 |
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blip- | cfhowlett, thanks. one more thing, could there potentially be less compatibility with different software between 12.04 and 14.04 ? The software i need to run works fine on 12.04 but it's proprietary, so im wondering if moving to new version is a bad idea | 14:46 |
rvdv | pseudo_: networking in ubuntu is handled by network-manager ... | 14:47 |
cfhowlett | blip- if things are that tenuous, I'd suggest you delay the upgrade a few months until 14.04.1 is issued | 14:47 |
rvdv | pseudo_: so configure static IP there | 14:47 |
blip- | cfhowlett, thanks for the help | 14:47 |
pseudo_ | rvdv: ugh. okay | 14:48 |
cfhowlett | blip- happy to give it. best of luck. | 14:48 |
pseudo_ | rvdv: can you point me towards some documentation for configuring that on a headless server? all i can find is using nm-applet. | 14:48 |
llutz | pseudo_: check "dpkg -l ifupdown" if it is installed. if yes, remove networkmanager, run "sudo ifdown eth0; sudo ifup eth0" | 14:49 |
sanguisdex1 | is there a way to get ubuntu with python support compiled in it w/o comiling from source every time? | 14:49 |
rvdv | pseudo_: if you are talking about ubuntu-server maybe you should ask in #ubuntu-server ... | 14:50 |
ncp | is java not working in 14.04 with chome? alternatives? | 14:50 |
ncp | chrome* | 14:50 |
TheCrusher908 | Logan_: Thank you, but how do I replace the standard EFI when I can’t even boot an OS on the machine? | 14:50 |
Logan_ | TheCrusher908: what happens when you turn it on? | 14:50 |
TheCrusher908 | If I turn it on without holding the alt button; nothing. If I do press the alt button, it only shows «Windows» and wireless | 14:52 |
TheCrusher908 | And I don’t have windows :p If I choose Windows, I only get a black display | 14:53 |
therealhwilde | TheCrusher908, boot to usb live disk | 14:53 |
kboy | how to access to my datas via live cd? | 14:54 |
ifjGery | kboy: open a file manager, click on the drives | 14:54 |
ifjGery | that will auto mount your partition | 14:54 |
kboy | via TRY UBUNTU? | 14:54 |
kboy | withouth any password? | 14:55 |
ifjGery | yes | 14:55 |
kboy | a file manager, u mean HOME FOLDER? | 14:56 |
eric | lol | 14:57 |
cenas | hello ppl, in Firefox crtl+T shortcut, don't open a new tab. Have anyone experienced this bug? | 14:57 |
k1l_ | cenas: works here. make sure you dont have a desktop shortcut make use of that | 14:58 |
k1l_ | cenas: and the focus is on firefox | 14:58 |
kboy | what kind of file manager should i use? | 14:58 |
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ncp | ok, i will try a 3. time to ask. Does java work with chrome in ubuntu 14.04? | 14:59 |
ifjGery | kboy: if i remember it right, if you click on your homefolder, that will open a window, on the left there are icons of drives | 15:00 |
cenas | K1l_ nice tip, i'll check that, because i think i've created that shortcut to terminator console | 15:00 |
Emmanuel_Chanel | Hello! How can I configure ProFTPd's file size limitation? | 15:01 |
faghater | <ncp> i fucked your mom | 15:02 |
faghater | <ncp> and raped your dad | 15:02 |
faghater | <ncp> and i'm going to kill your sister | 15:02 |
ifjGery | kboy: also, most of the liveCD i saw have icons on the desktop too | 15:03 |
ncp | omg crappy support? asked 3 times and still no anwser. last time i will help people in here | 15:03 |
pseudo_ | ncp: yes | 15:04 |
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Aurvandill | !pation | ncp | 15:05 |
Aurvandill | !patience | 15:06 |
ubottu | Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 15:06 |
Guest47359 | Latest nightly build on http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa/ubuntu/ is from 10th april | 15:06 |
Guest47359 | What's wrong there? | 15:06 |
Aurvandill | ncp you cna try it instead of asking ;) | 15:06 |
Pici | Aurvandill: they're gone. | 15:06 |
kboy | accessing to the Ubuntu folder i can see just 3 folders: disks, install, winboot | 15:06 |
_2_Sindy | N | 15:07 |
kboy | in disks there is just BOOT and 2 files : root.disk and swap.disk | 15:07 |
kboy | in boot there is just Grub | 15:08 |
Yelu | kboy, http://askubuntu.com/questions/190239/how-to-access-hard-drive-files-from-livecd | 15:09 |
kboy | ok yelu will try thanks | 15:09 |
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Yelu | kboy, you are welcome. - And for the terminal: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1849547&s=9b4e2df4bd3c24d120200dc748c4bc42&p=11282335#post11282335 | 15:11 |
kboy | thanks again | 15:11 |
fabio123 | hi there | 15:12 |
fabio123 | if i ersize the launcher from 48 to 32 the animation is broken | 15:12 |
fabio123 | resize* | 15:12 |
Guest47359 | Latest nightly build on http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa/ubuntu/ is from 10th april | 15:12 |
Guest47359 | What's wrong there? | 15:12 |
davido | Issue: The mouse isn't available from the welcome (unlock) screen on 14.04 on my laptop (fine from my desktop) | 15:13 |
agenteo | hey there I used sudo start mongodb but it’s not waiting for the server to be running | 15:13 |
llutz | Guest47359: ask the ppa-maintainer | 15:13 |
agenteo | and my code breaks because of that unmet assumption | 15:13 |
agenteo | is there a way to tell that start, or init.d to wait for the service or is it completely unaware of what it’s executing? | 15:14 |
Guest47359 | llutz: How can I contact him without making an acc? | 15:15 |
llutz | Guest47359: check "apt-cache show packagename" for maintainers email | 15:16 |
davido | Huh? "Failed to fetch cdrom://Ubuntu 12.04 LTS...." Why is that suddenly an issue? I haven't ever installed from CDROM, and I'm using 14.04; haven't used 12.04 in years. | 15:16 |
OerHeks | davido, could be an usb device where you installed from, same message. definitly 12.04. | 15:17 |
Guest47359 | llutz: many thx | 15:17 |
davido | OerHeks I wonder whether I should resolve by removing the software source, or by some other means. | 15:18 |
OerHeks | davido, correct, unmark the iso in your sources, and it is gone. | 15:19 |
master | haha | 15:19 |
ActionParsnip | davido: edit /etc/apt/sources.list and comment out the top few lines, the ones relating to the CD | 15:19 |
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Guest95968 | hello everyone | 15:19 |
OerHeks | ActionParsnip +1 davido if your sources is clean, use the answer from ActionParsnip | 15:20 |
Guest95968 | how to ues it | 15:20 |
Eolo111 | xdcc send person of interest | 15:20 |
davido | Yes, commenting out the 12.04 source at the top of my sources file took care of it. | 15:21 |
davido | Thanks. | 15:21 |
davido | Now on to the perplexing mouse issue: From the welcome screen there is no mouse. Once I log in, it's ok. | 15:21 |
davido | Started with the 14.04 uprade. | 15:22 |
tereforere | hello where can I find ubuntu 12.04 minimal with new kernel e.g. 3.11 | 15:22 |
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ActionParsnip | tereforere: the 12.04.4 mini ISO should have somewhere near, not 100% sure | 15:23 |
riverloop | Hi all, I have a strange problem with the launcher in trusty. Let's say I have opened a folder which is not in my root partition. I then minimize it. When I click on the 'files' icon, it ideally should bring up the opened folder. Instead, it opens another instance of nautilus (Home folder). Anybody experiencing the same issue? | 15:24 |
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Aurvandill | riverloop maybe something with the starter? | 15:25 |
lazarus_ | how do i boot an iso from a 2nd internal HDD using grub 2 | 15:25 |
Eolo111 | !list | 15:27 |
ubottu | Eolo111: No warez here! This is not a file sharing channel (or network); read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot ». If you're looking for a channel, see « /msg ubottu !alis ». | 15:27 |
OerHeks | riverloop, known issue, as of 13.10 > https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/1170647 | 15:28 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1170647 in unity (Ubuntu) "Clicking on Nautilus’ launcher icon opens new window instead of restoring the minimized one when browsing external drives/locations" [High,Triaged] | 15:28 |
OerHeks | riverloop, confirm that bug please. | 15:28 |
Wiz_KeeD | Hey guys | 15:29 |
Wiz_KeeD | How do I check if I have a network printer available in ubuntu terminal? | 15:29 |
francesco2 | ciao | 15:29 |
llutz | Wiz_KeeD: lpstat -a | 15:30 |
CiSense | hi all ... wow upgrading this time was virtually pain free, 14.04 is running sweet :) One question, I was expecting a 3.13 kernel however it has installed 3.11.0-19 ... was there a last minute change? | 15:30 |
Wiz_KeeD | lpstat connection refused llutz | 15:31 |
thepunisher | hello all | 15:31 |
lazarus_ | how do i boot an iso from a 2nd internal HDD using grub 2 | 15:31 |
OerHeks | CiSense, i have: 3.13.0-24-generic #46-Ubuntu SMP Thu Apr 10 19:11:08 UTC 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux so you might want to update? | 15:31 |
thepunisher | i need help im using firefox on linux and it stucks anyone can help me to improve firfox works? | 15:32 |
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CiSense | OerHeks, hi, how? | 15:32 |
ActionParsnip | thepunisher: try disabling addons | 15:33 |
thepunisher | ok actionparsnip i will try now | 15:34 |
OerHeks | CiSense, updatemanager? | 15:34 |
CiSense | OerHeks, why not :) i am puzzzled why upgrade didn't do that | 15:34 |
ActionParsnip | thepunisher: what is the output of: cat /etc/issue | 15:34 |
rom1504 | CiSense: sudo apt full-upgrade | 15:34 |
rom1504 | CiSense: did you reboot ? | 15:35 |
CiSense | yes | 15:35 |
Wiz_KeeD | lpstat -a and -s says connection refused | 15:35 |
rom1504 | ok then you need to upgrade | 15:35 |
CiSense | ok thanks | 15:35 |
rom1504 | sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade can do it too (or a gui) | 15:36 |
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kboy | i would like to access to my datas via live cd | 15:39 |
biledemon | could I expect probelms running a Nvidia graphics card from ASUS? Compared to vanilla Nvidia. I'm thinking of the newly announced ASUS GeForce GTX 760 ROG Striker Platinum. | 15:39 |
kboy | could someone help me step by step? | 15:39 |
kboy | ubuntu guides doesn't work | 15:40 |
daftykins | biledemon: no, cards follow reference designs typically. just avoid pre-overclocked cards, they are a bad move in my experience | 15:40 |
gHo | kboy: chroot or mount disk ? | 15:41 |
biledemon | daftykins: ok, great to hear! By typically, do you mean pretty much always? | 15:41 |
kboy | i don't know gHo | 15:41 |
kboy | i wanna access to my folders | 15:41 |
Vu1k | kboy: open nautilus and look for ummounted drives | 15:42 |
daftykins | biledemon: yeah, it won't ever influence drivers working or not | 15:42 |
ActionParsnip | kboy: +1 for Vu1k , Nautilus will show available partitions and you can click them to mount them. | 15:42 |
Vu1k | kboy: you can touch one of them and see your data | 15:42 |
gHo | kboy: read this -> ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1156240 | 15:42 |
biledemon | daftykins: thanks again | 15:43 |
ActionParsnip | kboy: why are you doing this anyway? Seems a bit weird | 15:43 |
kboy | in Computer? | 15:43 |
kboy | or DEvices | 15:43 |
kboy | i have updated from 13.10 to 14.04 and now nothing work | 15:44 |
kboy | i have just a virtual ubuntu in windoes | 15:44 |
kboy | i access it via WUBI | 15:44 |
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kboy | so maybe that's why i can't see it | 15:45 |
utack | is there something like "time" for memory. something that can tell me the avg/max memory usage of a task after it quits? | 15:45 |
Vu1k | kboy: read this https://neosmart.net/forums/showthread.php?t=5004 | 15:46 |
Vu1k | I hope you can find help there | 15:46 |
kboy | in the UBUNTU folder present in Windows i just see 3 folders with nothing inside | 15:46 |
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Wiz_KeeD | anyone? | 15:47 |
Vu1k | Wiz_KeeD: sudo? | 15:48 |
Wiz_KeeD | same thing Vu1k connectionr refused | 15:48 |
kboy | i am trying vulk thanks | 15:48 |
Homely_Girl | Hi, I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 I think and I keep having issues with Chrome, THIS pops up...."enter password to unlock your login keyring" How do I get rid of that please? | 15:49 |
quadHelix | uhhh... enter your password? :) | 15:49 |
Vu1k | Wiz_KeeD: but you have the printers added in your system? or do you want to scan printers in the network | 15:49 |
Wiz_KeeD | scan printers in the network Vu1k it's a ubuntu server and the printer is setup in the network | 15:50 |
Homely_Girl | quadHelix: It doesn't recognise my root password | 15:50 |
Vu1k | quadHelix: good answer ^⨀ᴥ⨀^ jaja | 15:50 |
quadHelix | homely_girl did you install from ubuntu distro? (or was it something someone else had made)? | 15:50 |
Vu1k | Wiz_KeeD: what about nmap? you can search for the port of the printer in the ip range | 15:51 |
Homely_Girl | quadHelix: From Software centre. :) | 15:51 |
OerHeks | Homely_Girl, maybe the question is not "what is your keyringpasss" but "set your keyring pass " ? | 15:51 |
quadHelix | ^^ | 15:51 |
Homely_Girl | OerHeks: And how, pray tell do I do that? I'm sorry I may look somewhat geekish, but my knowledge only stretches to apt-get installing stuff! ;) | 15:52 |
Vu1k | Wiz_KeeD: something like nmap -sP ipaddress/netmask | 15:52 |
OerHeks | Homely_Girl, just look carefull at the dialog. | 15:53 |
Wiz_KeeD | Hosts seems down | 15:53 |
Homely_Girl | quadHelix: I tried googling but the instructions were to go to preferences or such like 'n I'm using Dash....'n still not sure of what I'm doing! | 15:53 |
Homely_Girl | OerHeks: I tried googling but the instructions were to go to preferences or such like 'n I'm using Dash....'n still not sure of what I'm doing! | 15:54 |
Vu1k | Wiz_KeeD: there could be the host is really down or disconnected from the network? | 15:54 |
Vu1k | are you in the same network segment of your printer? | 15:54 |
Wiz_KeeD | should not be, it's the office printer they work with it every day | 15:54 |
Wiz_KeeD | that...I have no clue | 15:54 |
Wiz_KeeD | how can I find out? | 15:54 |
Wiz_KeeD | This is a virtual machine if that makes any difference | 15:55 |
Vu1k | hhmm, you have the network via nat or bridge? | 15:55 |
quadHelix | homely_girl, have you viewed this page: http://askubuntu.com/questions/18927/how-to-enter-the-default-keyring-password-via-the-command-line | 15:55 |
Wiz_KeeD | that idk, how can I find out? | 15:55 |
ikonia | Wiz_KeeD: who looks after your office network ? | 15:55 |
Homely_Girl | quadHelix: I'll have a go, thank you. | 15:55 |
Wiz_KeeD | not mine, but they do have a sysadmin allegedly | 15:56 |
ikonia | Wiz_KeeD: talk to him ask him for the ip of the printer | 15:56 |
ikonia | then you can move forward | 15:56 |
Wiz_KeeD | I have it, and the port | 15:56 |
ikonia | Wiz_KeeD: or the fully qualified domain name | 15:56 |
ikonia | Wiz_KeeD: ok, so can you connect to that IP/port | 15:57 |
tharkun | Gentlemen I have this ubuntu laptop that is currently on a different subnetwork. How do I make cups to view all the network printers? | 15:57 |
Wiz_KeeD | Internal ip is 172.16.11.46 and port 9100 | 15:57 |
Wiz_KeeD | nop, cannot, tried ping and telnet, neither worked | 15:57 |
kboy | sudo fdisk -l | 15:57 |
kboy | sudo mkdir /win | 15:57 |
kboy | sudo mount /dev/sdxy /win | 15:57 |
kboy | sudo mkdir /vdisk | 15:57 |
kboy | sudo mount -o loop /win/ubuntu/disks/root.disk /vdisk | 15:57 |
ikonia | Wiz_KeeD: what is the exact telnet command you are using | 15:57 |
kboy | the letter before the last line is o or 0 (zero)? | 15:57 |
Vu1k | Wiz_KeeD: I agree with ikonia: you have to get all the info of the printer and you have to be sure that you are in the same segment or at least in an available route to it.... and ofcourse the printer has to be online and working | 15:57 |
kboy | before loop | 15:57 |
Wiz_KeeD | telnet 172.16.11.46 9100 | 15:58 |
ikonia | Wiz_KeeD: ok, so either a.) the ip/port is wrong b.) there is a firewall | 15:58 |
ikonia | Wiz_KeeD: talk to your network admin again | 15:58 |
Wiz_KeeD | well now that I got these two options it's easier, thanks, will do | 15:58 |
tharkun | Wiz_KeeD: network printers have usually an http interface. | 15:58 |
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Guest36984 | im trying to install ubuntu from a live CD, my resolution is at 1920x1080 and yet everything is HUGE | 16:01 |
Guest36984 | the interface is so big i cant even install | 16:01 |
Guest36984 | anyone know how to change this? | 16:01 |
Guest36984 | everything is huge, the status bar, the text, the buttons, EVERYTHING | 16:01 |
Wiz_KeeD | The internal ip of the server is 172.16.21.56 and the printer is 172.16.11.46 | 16:02 |
Wiz_KeeD | can anything be deduced from this? | 16:02 |
tharkun | Wiz_KeeD: you have different subnetworks, you have to make sure that your server knows where to route packets to the printer. | 16:02 |
ikonia | Wiz_KeeD: talk to your network admin | 16:03 |
ikonia | Wiz_KeeD: either the ip/port is wrong or there is something blocking you | 16:03 |
rom1504 | Guest56047: you need to set your resolution to 1920x1080 | 16:03 |
tharkun | Wiz_KeeD: as ikonia said. Unless both your subnetworks are transparently reachable you will not manage to connect to that printer. | 16:04 |
jhutchins | Guest56047: Text mode install might work better for you, then resolve any GUI issues once it's complete. | 16:04 |
Wiz_KeeD | okay thanks, will investigate more | 16:04 |
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meway | I "uninstalled" xeoma from my ubuntu desktop and it did not uninstall and the software is still on my computer. The only thing that seemed to uninstall was the icons on my toolbar window... How do I completely remove this terrible peace of software? | 16:05 |
pmjdebruijn | hi folks, when I logon to my laptop, I'm not getting a desktop at all (wallpaper is visible, mouse is active, notifications (wifi) is active) | 16:05 |
pmjdebruijn | so no unity at all | 16:05 |
Jordan_U | Guest56047: Sounds like the HiDPI support wrongly kicked in. There should be an option somewhere in the preferences to change it, though I don't have a 14.04 system at hand to find it myself. "scale" and "hidpi" are words I would search for in Gnome Control Center. | 16:06 |
pmjdebruijn | this is on fairly standard intel only hardware, and it worked well before | 16:06 |
pmjdebruijn | are there any common bugs that come to mind I might have hit? | 16:06 |
tharkun | ikonia: I have a laptop on x.x.1.1 and cups server is on x.x.0.1 I added the Browsing On and the matching BrowsePoll directive directly to /etc/cups/cupsd.conf Am I missing something. (Debian machine on that same subnetwork prints fine) | 16:06 |
noobie | does anyone know how to make the interface smaller? i cant install because the window is too big for my screen | 16:06 |
noobie | resolution is 1920x1080 | 16:06 |
noobie | but the windows are too big for the screen | 16:07 |
noobie | cant click next to continue installation | 16:07 |
noobie | i tried making the font smaller but that dosent help much | 16:07 |
pmjdebruijn | tharkun: do you have the correct netmask? 255.255.0.0? | 16:07 |
tharkun | yes | 16:07 |
pmjdebruijn | on all machines? | 16:07 |
tharkun | yes | 16:07 |
ikonia | tharkun: can it connect to the cups ports / | 16:08 |
ikonia | ? | 16:08 |
ActionParsnip | noobie: hold ALT and you can drag the window from any point | 16:08 |
tharkun | ikonia: telneting to 631 on server fine | 16:09 |
noobie | ActionParsnip: That fixed it, thank you!!! | 16:09 |
ikonia | tharkun: good good, so the connection is working | 16:09 |
ikonia | is 631 the web interface or the connection port ? | 16:09 |
hillary | my apache2 hangs on waiting. Am using ubuntu 12.04 | 16:09 |
Jordan_U | noobie: Sounds like the HiDPI support wrongly kicked in. There should be an option somewhere in the preferences to change it, though I don't have a 14.04 system at hand to find it myself. "scale" and "hidpi" or just "dpi" are words I would search for in Gnome Control Center. | 16:09 |
tharkun | conection port to server, localhost:631 on the server is the interface | 16:09 |
hillary | hillary@hillary:~$ sudo service apache2 restart* Restarting web server apache2 ... waiting | 16:10 |
noobie | woohoo! | 16:10 |
noobie | im finally installing! | 16:10 |
Jordan_U | noobie: Also, alt+mouse drag on any part of a window to move it. | 16:10 |
hillary | that is what iam getting | 16:10 |
ikonia | tharkun: thats the web interface then | 16:10 |
ikonia | tharkun: just checking | 16:11 |
hillary | or how do i reinstall apache2 in ubuntu 12.04 | 16:12 |
pmjdebruijn | moving some .stuff about of the way seems to have "fixed" the issue | 16:12 |
pmjdebruijn | hillary: define reinstall? | 16:12 |
ikonia | tharkun: cool, it prints to 631 too | 16:12 |
tharkun | ikonia: fine with me. netstat -pantu |grep 631 outputs tcp 0 0 :::631 :::* LISTEN 27291/cupsd | 16:12 |
ikonia | tharkun: so you're connection is there, whch is great. | 16:12 |
ikonia | tharkun: can you print directly to it (not browsing) | 16:12 |
hillary | what i have is hanging on waiting | 16:13 |
tharkun | ikonia: That is the problem None of the printers appear at the ubuntu machine. | 16:13 |
hillary | when i enter localhost in the browser i get | 16:13 |
hillary | Not Found | 16:14 |
hillary | Apache/2.2.22 (Ubuntu) Server at localhost Port 80 | 16:14 |
meway | I specifically chose ubuntu because I've never had a software issue before with software from the software center. 1 this is a purchase only software so the damn thing better work correctly if I'm given the option to install it in the appstore. and 2 if I want to uninstall it the damn thing should completely disappear off of my computer. | 16:14 |
tharkun | hillary: Are you into command line? Are you afraid of the terminal? | 16:14 |
joar | I'm having some trouble setting cryptsetup up after a disk failure in the middle of a 14.04 upgrade. I've done a file-level cp of the files from the old disk and resumed the dist-upgrade in via chroot from a live CD. When I start, grub can't find the root device as it seems that cryptsetup never runs on boot | 16:14 |
hillary | am in it | 16:15 |
hillary | am not afraid | 16:15 |
tharkun | hillary: netstat -pantu |grep 80 | 16:15 |
RPG-Master | I messed with my media keyboard shortcuts and now my volume keys don't change the the volume of my audio. | 16:15 |
meway | welcome to the first step of allowing viruses on your OS wimacuntu | 16:15 |
hillary | then | 16:15 |
tharkun | does it output anything? | 16:16 |
hillary | i seet established timeout then listen | 16:16 |
tharkun | hillary: you need to dive into /var/log/ and take a deep look into apaches logs to find what is going on. | 16:16 |
hillary | ok | 16:17 |
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noobie | what a brilliant idea | 16:17 |
tharkun | there is an httpd channel that will most likely give you a better view of what is wrong. Make sure to review your config/logs and follow the channel guidelines for further help | 16:17 |
noobie | come in with a feminine nick to get quick support | 16:17 |
noobie | lol | 16:18 |
tharkun | noobie: beeing a jerk will not help you. | 16:19 |
anth0ny_ | How does ‘service’ find apps to control? I can run ‘sudo service jenkins status’, and it responds with ‘jenkins stop/waiting’. When i remove /etc/init.d/jenkins, I can still run ‘sudo service jenkins status’ and I get the same response. How can I find out what is being controlled by ‘sudo service jenkins status’ ? | 16:19 |
noobie | i dont mean to be a jerk i was just thinking out loud | 16:19 |
joar | thinking jerk thoughts out loud | 16:20 |
blip- | ubuntu 14.04: I need to install build-essentials however the program I need to compile only supports an older gcc than the one to be installed by the command. can I manually install the older gcc from the repo and then run apt-get install build-essentials afterwards ? or will i end up with 2 gcc's ? | 16:20 |
tharkun | anth0ny_: depending on how your system is starting things up it can vary a lot. I believe ubuntu recently changed to systemd. | 16:21 |
trism | anth0ny_: it uses initctl if it finds a script in /etc/init/ | 16:21 |
lazarus_ | how do i make iso's boot from a 2nd internal HDD using grub2 | 16:21 |
MikeRL | Well, over the past day my print screen issue persists. Others have told me to seek someone quite knowledgeable with regards to keyboard shortcuts and X. And I mean down to the low level of how X works. | 16:21 |
anth0ny_ | tharkun: it’s a very vanilla ubuntu 12.04.4 AWS machine | 16:21 |
Logan_ | !girl | noobie | 16:22 |
ubottu | noobie: Girls exist on the internet. See http://www.escapistmagazine.com/print/17/27 | http://www.xkcd.com/322/ | For more interesting reading: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Encourage-Women-Linux-HOWTO/ | 16:22 |
trism | anth0ny_: it's just a shell script you can look at it to see what it does | 16:22 |
anth0ny_ | trism: ah, will look up initctl | 16:22 |
MikeRL | Of course, if everyone is busy, I can easily wait till it's my turn again. | 16:22 |
fayesal | Is there any way to make Trusty Preseed do a non-sda grub installation without prompting? Looks like they set the level at Critical and it's prompting even though I set the bootdev in the preseed | 16:22 |
Logan_ | MikeRL: there are no "turns" here - someone will answer your question if he or she knows the answer :) | 16:23 |
MikeRL | So, first question - is there anyone here well-versed with X and input (including issues) | 16:23 |
anth0ny_ | trism: initctl does not appear to be a script. /sbin/initctl | 16:23 |
trism | anth0ny_: no I mean service | 16:23 |
MikeRL | Logan_: I guess I should rephrase. | 16:23 |
MikeRL | Why did I forget the question mark? | 16:24 |
* meway is pissssssed >:/ | 16:24 | |
MikeRL | So here's one anyone can answer - who knows the most about X and keyboard input issues around here? | 16:24 |
lazarus_ | how do i make iso's boot from a 2nd internal HDD using grub2? | 16:24 |
tharkun | MikeRL: state your case. Give facts on what you expect and what is your actual output. Then wait for someone to answer your queestion. | 16:25 |
MikeRL | tharkun: OK, will do. | 16:26 |
Sinistrad | I can't upgrade from 13.10 to 14.04. http://paste.ubuntu.com/7315792/ | 16:28 |
meway | user/local/xeoma had to be manually removed >:( | 16:28 |
meway | no megusta | 16:28 |
MikeRL | My problem is in short that pressing the print key will not trigger a screenshot. ALT+Print works, but neither SHIFT+Print, CTRL+Print, nor Print alone results in taking a screenshot. Everything is normal under Keyboard shortcuts. I would expect for Print to take a screenshot. Running gnome-screenshot from the terminal works. I've been assisted by two users on this IRC channel over the past day, and we've tried disabling the magic sysrq k | 16:31 |
MikeRL | ey (querying it results in output indicating it's disabled), and we've checked the keyboard shortcuts (I checked them myself multiple times before even going on IRC). So I really need someone knowledgable in the appropriate areas (X, input issues) to assist me. Thank you. | 16:31 |
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hal9002 | Howdy | 16:34 |
Logan_ | Sinistrad: just try sudo do-release-upgrade | 16:36 |
Logan_ | Sinistrad: also, there's no reason to be using root | 16:37 |
troulouliou_dev | hi is there a tool that can copy file from a cd and skip to the next one if the file is damaged on the disk | 16:37 |
hal9002 | Upgrading to 14... Just about done | 16:37 |
sha | hi! I am new to ubuntu! | 16:38 |
hal9002 | Hi sha | 16:38 |
Dinosaurio | Welcome sha! | 16:39 |
Aaruni | uh, who is sha ? :/ | 16:39 |
sha | umm newbie | 16:39 |
hal9002 | Hehe | 16:39 |
Aaruni | sound more like a famous person keeping me in the dark about his importance.., sha | 16:39 |
hal9002 | Lol | 16:40 |
sha | famous? no i am just obama | 16:40 |
hal9002 | B list | 16:40 |
Aaruni | just obama ? I could've sworn there was something significant about you. | 16:41 |
Aaruni | BTW, should we take this to OT channel? its against rules, right ? | 16:41 |
sha | what is OT channel | 16:41 |
sha | ? | 16:41 |
hal9002 | Sha: how do u like ubuntu | 16:41 |
Aaruni | sha : #ubuntu-offtopic | 16:41 |
sha | well it seems bit difficult | 16:42 |
Dinosaurio | are you coming from mint? | 16:42 |
sha | no | 16:42 |
sha | never used linux before | 16:42 |
hal9002 | Ah I see. | 16:43 |
hal9002 | Coming from windows? | 16:43 |
Aaruni | do we have a XP user here? | 16:43 |
Aaruni | ex-XP user ? | 16:43 |
ifthenelse | What is the best music player on linux that supports Spotify? | 16:43 |
hal9002 | Spotify for ubuntu | 16:43 |
hal9002 | Its beta. But works | 16:43 |
sha | nah, i used xp and switched to win 7 but also using ubuntu | 16:44 |
sha | ubuntu interface seems cool but terminal freaks me out | 16:44 |
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ifthenelse | hal9002: But does it support local music? | 16:44 |
circuit | terminal IS linux | 16:44 |
Aaruni | its exactly opposite for me. I'm cool in terminal, but trusty's interface is not very good, IMO | 16:44 |
hal9002 | So what r you having trouble with sha | 16:45 |
sha | not big troubles but should i have to learn sudo coding to operate ubuntu? | 16:46 |
hal9002 | Nope | 16:46 |
circuit | sha: you could potentially use ubuntu without touching the command line | 16:46 |
hal9002 | ^ | 16:46 |
circuit | but if you wish to learn, experiment w/ it | 16:46 |
circuit | navigating via the command line is much faster and powerful | 16:46 |
hal9002 | Sha do you have any I | 16:47 |
hal9002 | Interest in learning the command line | 16:47 |
sha | I means hal? | 16:47 |
sha | yes | 16:47 |
hal9002 | Good. Its fun and rlly powerful | 16:47 |
sha | mainly i started to use ubuntu for using tor | 16:48 |
hal9002 | Cool | 16:48 |
sha | new to tor too! | 16:48 |
circuit | the real fun begins in linux when you start writing shell scripts | 16:49 |
hal9002 | Well welcome aboard, Linux is so much fun | 16:49 |
sha | thanks everyone for making me home! | 16:49 |
hal9002 | Although, I'd reccomend using Tails for tor | 16:49 |
hal9002 | Since or new | 16:49 |
hal9002 | *ur | 16:50 |
Hanumaan | is it possible to upgrade from 13.04 to 14.04 directly ? or one has to first upgrade to 13.10 ? | 16:50 |
joar | I have ended up in a dependency hell. Is there any way to remove all apt packages and then install a base set of apt packages? | 16:50 |
sha | new | 16:50 |
hal9002 | Sudo do-release-upgrade | 16:50 |
tgm4883 | Hanumaan, you've got to go though 13.10 | 16:50 |
Magiobiwan | Oh fun | 16:51 |
sha | new to xchat too | 16:51 |
MikeRL | Try hexchat instead of xchat. | 16:51 |
MikeRL | It's better. | 16:51 |
Magiobiwan | HexChat == da bomb | 16:51 |
hal9002 | Irssi ;) | 16:51 |
MikeRL | I'll get a ppa for you. | 16:51 |
genii | Hanumaan: That's correct, must go 13.04 to 13.10 then to 14.04. The interim releases ( those in between long-term support ones) cannot go directly to the most recent LTS without upgrading to the other releseases which were in between | 16:51 |
MikeRL | I'm literally bouncing between IRC, HL2, and now Firefox. | 16:52 |
usbdebugr | Hi, I'm having an issue with a SINGLE usb drive not auto-mounting. Other usb drives autmount & open in Nautilus as expected. This one causes many "change" events and does show up under "Devices" in Nautilus, but does not automount. Any help greatly appreciated... Here's output from $ udisks --monitor-detail: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7315951/ | 16:52 |
* Magiobiwan goes and murders the old sysadmin | 16:52 | |
MikeRL | And Ubuntu doesn't lag a bit. Talk about a marvel of modern technology. | 16:52 |
Aaruni | MikeRL, system specs ? | 16:52 |
ElHippie | ubuntu is running smooth | 16:52 |
ElHippie | expect i downloaded that youtube app | 16:52 |
rypervenche | sha: I sent you a private message by the way. | 16:52 |
ElHippie | and my cpu crashes | 16:52 |
MikeRL | Wait a second. | 16:53 |
joar | is there a CLI tool for paste.ubuntu.com? | 16:54 |
MikeRL | https://launchpad.net/~gwendal-lebihan-dev/+archive/hexchat-stable | 16:54 |
genii | !pastebin | joar | 16:54 |
ubottu | joar: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/?page=add | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 16:54 |
MikeRL | Oh my specs aren't even much to write home about. An OEM, not custom built laptop. | 16:54 |
genii | joar: So in this, the pastebinit ;) | 16:54 |
waller | hi all, i need to run a windows application but don't really know what options I have? Do I need a Microsoft windows CD if I want to run a virtual machine ? | 16:55 |
MikeRL | I might as well help out a bit (again) while I wait for someone who's really good with my issue. | 16:55 |
MikeRL | It's no big deal for me. | 16:55 |
MikeRL | https://launchpad.net/~gwendal-lebihan-dev/+archive/hexchat-stable | 16:55 |
MikeRL | sha: Your PPA awaits. XD | 16:55 |
MikeRL | sha: Now why do I use HexChat and not XChat? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XChat | 16:56 |
joar | genii: thanks | 16:56 |
tharkun | ikonia: Connected the laptop to the local wired network, disconected it and conected it back to the wifi and everything works fine now. No aparent reason to why it was failing. | 16:56 |
tharkun | Thanks | 16:57 |
joar | I have this problem: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7316003/ | 16:57 |
kboy | what's the loader for 14.04lts? grub or something else? | 16:57 |
orbisvicis | when upgrading between releases, what is the difference between "packageA has broken Conflicts/Breaks/Depends on PackageB" | 16:57 |
orbisvicis | (so I can manually fix these.. ?) | 16:57 |
genii | kboy: grub ( grub2 to be more specific) | 16:59 |
hal9002 | Anyone using that wine/Netflix solution? | 16:59 |
joar | to clarify, I get http://paste.ubuntu.com/7316003/ when running apt-get -f install | 16:59 |
kboy | genii: thanks | 16:59 |
orbisvicis | for example, I have no idea what: "Package plymouth has broken Breaks on gdm" means | 16:59 |
joar | hal9002: yes, worked for me on 13.10 | 17:00 |
kboy | genni: are you seeing this message in red color? | 17:00 |
genii | joar: I'm not sure about that systemd error there... but for the linux-image-3.13.0-24-generic one, I might try: sudo apt-get install --reinstall linux-image-3.13.0-24-generic | 17:00 |
usbdebugr | I'm having an issue with a *single* usb drive not auto-mounting. Other usb drives autmount & open in Nautilus as expected. This one causes many "change" events and does show up under "Devices" in Nautilus, but does not mount until clicked. Any help greatly appreciated... Here's output from $ udisks --monitor-detail: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7315951/ | 17:00 |
kboy | genii: this message sorry | 17:00 |
wad | Is it possible to get the current display resolution from the command line? | 17:01 |
genii | kboy: Well, orange is the hightlight colour in this IRC client... but basically, yes | 17:01 |
genii | wad: xrandr | 17:01 |
wad | genii, thanks | 17:01 |
genii | wad: np | 17:01 |
joar | genii: running that: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7316041/ | 17:03 |
* genii reads | 17:03 | |
genii | joar: I recommend: sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/partial/* && sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/* (it will complain can't remove directory called "partial", no worries here) then: sudo apt-get update ... and then try the reinstall command again | 17:05 |
wad | ganii, I just get "Can't open display" no matter what I do with xrandr. | 17:05 |
genii | work, afk 3-5 minutes | 17:05 |
wad | I'm sshed into the machine. | 17:05 |
genii | wad: xrandr won't work from ssh because it needs to be attached to an X session | 17:06 |
kkkkkdfkkdf | hi all, i am using UBuntu 14.04, so far I like it, i have few queries, if somebody could help, when i minimize a window(By clicking on minimize button) to unity panel and again click it, it maximize it, so far it is okay, but when i again click on unity panel icon, it doesn't maximise again, how to do that, I used compizconfig manager to enable minimize on click | 17:06 |
wad | genii, yeah, I can only ssh to the machine right now. | 17:06 |
wad | I'm trying to figure out what the native display resolution is on the monitor. It's a laptop. | 17:07 |
kkkkkdfkkdf | in windows, it toggles between minimize and state of windows | 17:07 |
kkkkkdfkkdf | when we click on a open application icon | 17:07 |
kkkkkdfkkdf | is it possible to do the same in UBuntu | 17:07 |
anonym | hello | 17:08 |
kkkkkdfkkdf | this is very annoying, when somebody comes from Windows | 17:08 |
anonym | nope | 17:08 |
joar | genii: it did complain about partial, running the last apt-get --reinstall came back with this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7316055/ | 17:08 |
PhartPhart | Just installed 14.04 on my Gateway Laptop NV53A track pad not working | 17:08 |
usbdebugr | I'm having an issue with a *single* usb drive not auto-mounting under Ubuntu 12.04. Other usb drives autmount & open in Nautilus as expected. This one causes many "change" events and does show up under "Devices" in Nautilus, but does not mount until clicked. Any help greatly appreciated... Here's output from $ udisks --monitor-detail: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7315951/ | 17:08 |
joar | !patience | usbdebugr | 17:09 |
ubottu | usbdebugr: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 17:09 |
dw1 | are ubuntu server repositories different than desktop ? | 17:10 |
Pici | dw1: no | 17:10 |
joar | dw1: I don't think so | 17:10 |
anonym | knows anybody kail Linux ?? | 17:10 |
dw1 | k, server provider has some lame mirrors that dont have everything :/ | 17:11 |
jhutchins | !kali | 17:11 |
Pici | anonym: We do not support it here, please ask in #kali-linux. | 17:11 |
ubottu | Ubuntu channels can only provide support for Ubuntu itself, as other distributions and derivatives have repository and software changes. Please consult their websites for more information. Examples: gNewSense (support in #gnewsense), Linux Mint (see !mint), kali-linux (#kali-linux), CrunchBang (support in #crunchbang), BackTrack (support in #backtrack-linux) | 17:11 |
usbdebugr | Sorry, the rules howto said to wait 5 min before reposting, so I was waiting ~6. | 17:11 |
jhutchins | usbdebugr: What filesystem is on the drive? Is it a drive that runs special software on Windows when it mounts? | 17:11 |
usbdebugr | jhutchins: FAT32, tried repartitioning/formatting with gparted. No special software on Windows, but I think I did use it as a boot disk once or twice. | 17:12 |
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orbisvicis | how do I downgrade all packages to official versions ? | 17:13 |
usbdebugr | (boot/install disk for this ubuntu install) | 17:13 |
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Blazinghand|Work | I had a problem mostly caused by my own stupidity, and eventually solved it. however, the current solution doesn't feel like a good one. | 17:15 |
Blazinghand|Work | http://pastebin.com/MNaHh13Y | 17:15 |
m1dnight | does anybody know if you can export the syntax highlighting for sublime to gedit? | 17:15 |
Blazinghand|Work | so basically I'm wondering which graphics driver is appropriate for a T430 thinkpad with Nvidia GF108M | 17:15 |
Godzilla | Assistance, please, with downloading a 32-bit version of Ubuntu Desktop. | 17:15 |
TheUsD | I was hoping someone could help explain to me or point me in the right direction to find the answer to my question. I want to run a task that opens up a program and then gives the program some keystroke commands. Do I need a batch file or a vbs? | 17:15 |
TheUsD | ^windows question | 17:15 |
m1dnight | Godzilla: what's up? | 17:15 |
cybercluster_mas | hello guys | 17:15 |
m1dnight | TheUsD: You come the the ubuntu channel for a Widows question? :p | 17:16 |
Blazinghand|Work | Godzilla, are you looking for this page?: http://www.ubuntu.com/download | 17:16 |
Godzilla | I'm trying to find/download a 32-bit version of Ubuntu Linux for a Netbook, but I can't seem to find one to download. | 17:16 |
tshirtman | hi, i've issues sharing a network folder from ubuntu desktop (trusty) i have no issue sharing from a trusty server version, on desktop i tried both using the graphic method (nautilus create share) and smb.conf, allowing guest in both tries, and the result from other machines, windows or linux, (or even from my own, browsing network share from nautilus) is that i can see my share, but not access | 17:16 |
Jordan_U | usbdebugr: Please provide the same output for a USB drive that does auto mount. | 17:16 |
TheUsD | midnight: lol yes, nobody is replying in the windows chat | 17:16 |
tshirtman | it, permission denied, any input? | 17:16 |
Pici | TheUsD: That doesn't mean that it is suddenly on-topic for #ubuntu. | 17:16 |
m1dnight | Godzilla: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop | 17:16 |
tshirtman | i tried taking the smb.conf from saucy too, since there was issue with the one from trusty before | 17:16 |
m1dnight | select 32-bit in the "choose your flavor" box | 17:16 |
m1dnight | and you're good to go | 17:16 |
Godzilla | Yes, but to no avail. | 17:16 |
m1dnight | how so? | 17:17 |
m1dnight | what's not working? | 17:17 |
Blazinghand|Work | Godzilla, there are some downloads here as well http://www.ubuntu.com/download/alternative-downloads | 17:17 |
m1dnight | http://releases.ubuntu.com/14.04/ubuntu-14.04-desktop-i386.iso | 17:17 |
m1dnight | This one, perhaps.. | 17:17 |
m1dnight | that's the direct url. | 17:17 |
Godzilla | From what In cansee, they now offer 64-bit disros. | 17:17 |
usbdebugr | Jordan_U: sure thing, here's one that auto-mounts: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7316125/ | 17:17 |
Blazinghand|Work | Godzilla, just use this linke http://releases.ubuntu.com/14.04/ubuntu-14.04-desktop-i386.iso.torrent | 17:17 |
Blazinghand|Work | it's 31-bit | 17:17 |
m1dnight | Godzilla: the last URL I posted is a direct download for the 32bit version. | 17:17 |
rvdv | Godzilla: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/trusty/release/lubuntu-14.04-desktop-i386.iso | 17:17 |
joar | Godzilla: you can choose | 17:17 |
Blazinghand|Work | 32-bit | 17:17 |
Blazinghand|Work | desktop | 17:17 |
rvdv | hehehe | 17:18 |
rvdv | sorry | 17:18 |
rvdv | stupid cache of my browser | 17:18 |
Godzilla | Thank you, thank you and thank you. | 17:18 |
liso | I woke up with a new problem in my ubuntu, it starts fine, I want to browse internet and it says "looking up ..." -> "connecting...." and it stays there forever. the internet connection is working, I know because I am using that connection now | 17:19 |
blip- | hid3, build-essentials package installs a bunch of things including g++ and gcc. I need an older version of gcc than the one it installs. I can just manually install what i want and it should be compatible with the rest of the "build essentials" tools right ? | 17:20 |
blip- | * hi | 17:20 |
TheUsD | #lvisual basics | 17:20 |
joar | genii: ping | 17:21 |
usbdebugr | Jordan_U: jhutchins: I should mention it takes a while for the offending USB stick to get through all those "change" events... maybe 10 seconds. Once it's manually mounted, though, it works fine. I've used it on this and other OSes plenty. | 17:22 |
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liso | I woke up with a new problem in my ubuntu, it starts fine, I want to browse internet and it says "looking up ..." -> "connecting...." and it stays there forever. the internet connection is working, I know because I am using that connection now, same computer, just rebooted to windows and it works fine, both using dhcp, same ethernet card | 17:25 |
orbisvicis | how do I uninstall all ubuntu-desktop dependencies ? | 17:25 |
orbisvicis | (and all their dependent packages) | 17:26 |
orbisvicis | obviously, autoremove doesn't do the trick | 17:26 |
owen1 | after upgrading to 14.04 i noticed that network-manager was purged. i re-installed it but i don't see wireless networks at all. wlan0 in ifconfig doesn't show an ip. any ideas? | 17:26 |
Jordan_U | owen1: Might be good to install ubuntu-desktop to catch other packages you may be missing. | 17:27 |
owen1 | Jordan_U: great advice. thanks | 17:27 |
Jordan_U | owen1: You're welcome. | 17:28 |
owen1 | Jordan_U: i just did it and there are no updates. | 17:28 |
owen1 | should i purge it maybe? | 17:28 |
owen1 | it say that ubuntu-desktop is aleready the newest version | 17:29 |
Jordan_U | usbdebugr: Please pastebin the output of "sudo parted -l", "sudo blkid". | 17:29 |
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Valkyrie | \o Hey guys. I am doing a data recovery for a client of mine, their mybook live hsa been failing, so I pulled it out, and connected it to an Ubuntu live CD (Linux filesystem) but I am unsure what is the best data recovery software on Ubuntu? | 17:32 |
ifthenelse | Does anyone else have this issue with the numix theme? Sometimes when I boot up my laptop, the theme is the default instead of numix and the cursor and menus are tiny (I am using hidpi scaling). I need to keep logging out and loggin in over and over until the theme truly loads. | 17:33 |
Jordan_U | usbdebugr: Please also 1: insert working USB and wait for it to auto-mount 2: insert non-working USB and wait for events to settle, 2: pastebin the output of "dmesg -T" | 17:34 |
Valkyrie | Any ideas? | 17:34 |
usbdebugr | Jordan_U: Thanks for taking the time to look into this. In the paste, "PNY USB 2.0 FD" and "BLACKJUMP" are the USB drive I'm trying to get working. http://paste.ubuntu.com/7316225/ | 17:35 |
therealhwilde | Valkyrie, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery | 17:35 |
turko | Hi, anyone know a command to disable/enable the wireless internet? | 17:35 |
Valkyrie | therealhwilde: I looked there | 17:35 |
Jordan_U | Valkyrie: What type of failure? Do you have room for a full disk image? | 17:35 |
therealhwilde | turko, sudo ifconfig wlan0 down/up | 17:35 |
Valkyrie | therealhwilde: Basically, I am looking to find the best one that you guys use | 17:35 |
therealhwilde | Valkyrie, old school people just use "dd" command | 17:36 |
therealhwilde | or, ddrescue | 17:36 |
jhutchins | Valkyrie: There's no "best", there are "different". | 17:36 |
Valkyrie | Jordan_U: Not sure. We never found out. Whole system has been acting weird, odd events in logs dated April 29th 2014, other dates, all "Last Modified" all before 2011, missing data | 17:36 |
Valkyrie | Bunch of stuff went haywire. | 17:36 |
jhutchins | Valkyrie: Sometimes one will work better, sometimes another. | 17:36 |
turko | therealhwilde, thanks | 17:36 |
Valkyrie | I am lookiing for one with a GUI, honestly. Since I started with this company I haven't used Linux (Since the days ARCH had a GUI install, now it's all chroot) | 17:37 |
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G-man | hi at all | 17:38 |
usbdebugr | Jordan_U: Here's the output of "dmesg -T": http://paste.ubuntu.com/7316261/ | 17:38 |
aysorth | ifthenelse: are you up to date? There have been lots of updates to numix recently. Works fine for me on 14.04 | 17:39 |
owen1 | i don't see any wireless network. is there a *restricted* packages i should look for and make sure it's installed? | 17:39 |
G-man | there is someone that can give a review at my english cv please? | 17:40 |
willwh | Valkyrie: http://www.sleuthkit.org/autopsy/desc.php | 17:40 |
willwh | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery | 17:40 |
Pici | G-man: ##english | 17:41 |
G-man | pici thans | 17:41 |
G-man | thanks | 17:41 |
fortuneHuntr | what is the proper way to make ip rules and ip routes persistent in ubuntu? | 17:41 |
Valkyrie | I don't think I'm conveying my self and what I am looking for well enough | 17:42 |
clue_h | iptables | 17:42 |
Jordan_U | usbdebugr: There you go. "sudo fsck /dev/sdc1". | 17:42 |
Valkyrie | I am looking to recover data that is missing from a drive, in linux. It's a linux filesystem, and I am looking to do this on linux, with a GUI, I don't much care about what happened, or analysis, or smart data, I am just looking for a low-level recovery software to pull the not-yet-overwritten data off of the drive. | 17:43 |
rypervenche | Valkyrie: I like ddrescue mixed with either testdisk or photorec | 17:43 |
Valkyrie | Photorec seems to be just photos | 17:43 |
aysorth | Valkyrie: dd then. | 17:43 |
Valkyrie | And that's the issue. I don't have specific file names, and it's not a couple files | 17:43 |
aysorth | Can't get much lower-level ;) | 17:43 |
Valkyrie | It's 60GB worth of a back up | 17:43 |
rypervenche | Valkyrie: It's not just for photos, but that was its original purpose. | 17:44 |
aysorth | Then you can work on the image and not risking overwriting anything | 17:44 |
Jordan_U | usbdebugr: It's actually somewhat comforting that dirty fikesystems don't auto-mount, though a message warning the user about the problem should definitely be presented. Would you mind filing a bug report to that effect? | 17:44 |
jhutchins | Valkyrie: photorec is a general file recovery tool in spite of it's name. | 17:44 |
Valkyrie | jhutchins: Alright. I will give it a try | 17:44 |
Valkyrie | I appreciate it | 17:45 |
UrielVigilant | There are any disadvantages to use Lubuntu 14.04 updated from 13.10 | 17:45 |
UrielVigilant | There are any disadvantages to use Lubuntu 14.04 updated from 13.10 | 17:45 |
Dinosaurio | UrielVigilant: is that a question? | 17:45 |
clue_h | it makes you repeat yourself | 17:45 |
rypervenche | Valkyrie: With photorec you won't get the metadata (file names) or the directory structure. What isn't working on the disk? | 17:46 |
usbdebugr | Jordan_U: Hmm. Makes sense, except that in the dmesg I thought sdc1 was the *good* usb that *does* automount... sdd1 is the BLACKJUMP? | 17:46 |
Valkyrie | jhutchins: Is it maybe under another name for photorec? Not in software and apt doesn't like the name | 17:46 |
Dinosaurio | UrielVigilant: There're not, but the amount of time that will take the update, so you had better make coffee | 17:47 |
ifthenelse | aysorth: I believe I am... | 17:47 |
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Jordan_U | usbdebugr: Are both USB drives 16 GiB? | 17:48 |
ifthenelse | aysorth: However, there is an issue I get every now and then when I update: warning icon cache generation failed for /usr/share/icons/numix-circle | 17:48 |
ifthenelse | aysorth: Would that do it? | 17:48 |
usbdebugr | Jordan_U: Correct, both drives 16GB. fsck on sdc1 gives me: "There are differences between boot sector and its backup" | 17:48 |
jekeveus | Ello, So I instlled LXDE using "sudo apt-get install lxde" I reboot get login screen, login and now I have a blank (blueish?) screen | 17:48 |
aysorth | ifthenelse: that could be it. | 17:49 |
fortuneHuntr | clue_h, iptables-save does not appear to save ip routes and/or ip rules | 17:49 |
therealhwilde | jekeveus, right click. | 17:49 |
jekeveus | therealhwilde: nothing | 17:50 |
Jordan_U | usbdebugr: Ahh, I was trying to correlate messages in dmesg to drives by size, which clearly won't work here. | 17:50 |
clue_h | fortuneHuntr, in edit connections, ip4 settings you can add routes there | 17:50 |
ifthenelse | aysorth: Is there a way to fix that? | 17:50 |
usbdebugr | Jordan_U: ...with options to "Copy original to backup" or visa versa, I think I want original > backup (based on one quick google search)? | 17:50 |
fortuneHuntr | clue_h, but how from CLI? | 17:51 |
clue_h | fortuneHuntr, havent used cli for that personally | 17:52 |
aysorth | ifthenelse: run gtk-update-icon-cache and gtk-update-icon-cache-3.0 | 17:52 |
belgianguy | hi, anyone running Catalyst 14.4 on Trusty Tahr? | 17:52 |
usbdebugr | Jordan_U: those messages (sdc1) may have pertained to the offending drive before I'd ejected and re-inserted both... it is the "PNY" drive that's the offender. | 17:52 |
belgianguy | I tried installing 14.3 on launch day, but that broke spectacularly :( | 17:53 |
trijntje | Hi all, is the a package like lubuntu-desktop that pulls in all parts needed for the gnome 3 desktop environment? | 17:53 |
ifthenelse | aysorth: Nothing happens for both of theme | 17:53 |
xangua | trijntje: yes there is | 17:53 |
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xangua | !ingo ubuntu-gnome-desktop | ifthenelse | 17:54 |
xangua | !info ubuntu-gnome-desktop | 17:54 |
ubottu | ubuntu-gnome-desktop (source: ubuntu-gnome-meta): The Ubuntu GNOME metapackage. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.32 (trusty), package size 3 kB, installed size 27 kB | 17:54 |
xangua | trijntje: or you just can install gnome-shell if you don't want the extra stuff it might install | 17:54 |
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trijntje | xangua: thanks, I couldn't find it because they don't use the same format as the other ubuntu derivatives for the meta package name | 17:55 |
aysorth | ifthenelse: try with --verbose | 17:55 |
aysorth | ifthenelse: if it throws no index, go ahead and use --ignore-theme-index | 17:55 |
sontek_ | On Ubuntu 14.04 my network keeps dropping for wired and wireless. If I disconnect/reconnect it works just fine | 17:55 |
sontek_ | Is there a known fix for this? | 17:55 |
aysorth | If that doesn't help, then I'm out of ideas, else here you go :P | 17:55 |
owen1 | res.on('header', function() { | 17:55 |
owen1 | console.trace('HEADERS GOING TO BE WRITTEN'); | 17:55 |
owen1 | oops | 17:56 |
ifthenelse | aysorth: No theme index file | 17:57 |
arno_ | Hi, I'd like to install ubuntu in a chroot on a non-debian linux system. How should I do that? | 17:57 |
Jordan_U | usbdebugr: Working from my phone, the dmesg output is more annoying to try to make sense of. Since we know that the partition currently called "sdc1" has a filesystem error, "sudo blkid" can tell you if what is currently sdc1 is "BLACKJUMP". | 17:57 |
sontek_ | As I was saying, my network keeps dropping ;) | 17:57 |
aysorth | ifthenelse: yeah, run it with --ignore-theme-index, should build your cache without complaining | 17:58 |
ifthenelse | aysorth: I get that error for both | 17:58 |
ifthenelse | aysorth: No dice | 17:58 |
sontek_ | I haven't used ubuntu since breezy but looks like it removed /var/log/messages but also doesn't have journalctl that systemd uses, so not sure where it is putting its logs anymore | 17:58 |
aysorth | I'm out of ideas, maybe try #numix | 17:58 |
ifthenelse | aysorth: Failed to open file--I think it takes an additional argument | 17:59 |
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ifthenelse | aysorth: OK, thank you for your help though! | 17:59 |
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aysorth | No problem, good luck ;) | 17:59 |
usbdebugr | Jordan_U: I ejected both, ran dmesg -T again, and now it is sdc1. | 17:59 |
Jordan_U | usbdebugr: If it is, then even with all the reshuffling of device names in the past we can be pretty certain that message related to what is now sdc1, and further can say.that's likely what prevented auto-mounting. | 17:59 |
Jordan_U | usbdebugr: That makes things more rather than less easy to piece together :) | 18:00 |
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yofun | What other LM's is there other then the LXDE LM? (login mananger) | 18:00 |
Jordan_U | usbdebugr: Gahh, less rather than more. | 18:01 |
yofun | What other LM's is there other then the LXDE LM? (login mananger) | 18:01 |
Pessimist | yofun, you probably mean 'display manager' | 18:02 |
yofun | Pessimist: Nope. I mean the login screen | 18:02 |
usbdebugr | Jordan_U: unfortunately fsck doesn't seem to accomplish anything. No matter what I choose, it says "Leaving file system unchanged.", and clean ejects/inserts leave the same dmesg output. | 18:02 |
Jordan_U | yofun: GDM, KDM, Lightdm, and XDM are the major DMs. | 18:02 |
BHSPiMonkey | I'm experiencing network connectivity issues in certain GUI applications (Firefox, Chromium, Pithos, etc.) but not from a command line (curl, ping, etc.). There are no proxies or anything special configured in my GNOME settings. What could be going on? | 18:03 |
ThePeach | hi all, I need to specify some additional parameters when inserting a kernel module, where's the best place to start from? | 18:03 |
nix_ | test | 18:03 |
jimi_ | when i try to type alt+164, it changes windows on me in any application. im just trying to type n w/ accent | 18:04 |
nix_ | test | 18:04 |
BHSPiMonkey | I just confirmed that it's DNS-related, but why would it just be affecting GUI apps? | 18:04 |
AsH_Francuz91 | test | 18:05 |
Pessimist | ThePeach, insmod abc.ko foo=bar lambda=test | 18:05 |
Jordan_U | usbdebugr: fsck -r to actually repair rather than just check. | 18:05 |
clue_h | BHSPiMonkey, you could change dns servers and see if there's a difference | 18:05 |
BHSPiMonkey | clue_h: so I just now added google DNS addresses to my gnome network settings and everything's fine again. Which is weird, since I have google DNS configured at my router. | 18:06 |
usbdebugr | Jordan_U: just found that out... do I want 1) Copy original to backup 2) Copy backup to original 3) No action? (#1 didn't seem to work) | 18:06 |
clue_h | BHSPiMonkey, client side dns settings usually take priority over router ones | 18:07 |
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BHSPiMonkey | clue_h: sure, but default on the client is to trust the router | 18:07 |
Jordan_U | usbdebugr: And please do file a bug report about this, asking for a GUI warning for dirty FSs (if such a bug doesn't already exist). I think "nautilus" would be a good starting package to file the report against. | 18:07 |
clue_h | BHSPiMonkey, that's why i set it to manual | 18:07 |
BHSPiMonkey | clue_h: also doesn't make sense why curl/ping had no problems but firefox, chromium, etc. all did | 18:08 |
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josteink | Ive installed ubuntu on this machine.... ages ago | 18:08 |
clue_h | BHSPiMonkey, it was probably your isp. websites generate more traffic | 18:08 |
Jordan_U | usbdebugr: I think 2 but I'm not sure. But you have good backups so it shouldn't matter, right? :) | 18:08 |
ePirat | I was trying to compile something but I am stuck with missing predefs.h file… anyone can help me? | 18:09 |
ePirat | it seems I am affected by this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/eglibc/+bug/1310866 | 18:09 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1310866 in eglibc (Ubuntu) "bits/predefs.h missing in trusty package repo" [Undecided,New] | 18:09 |
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BHSPiMonkey | clue_h: not sure what you mean. `curl http://www.google.com` resolved and gave me the HTML instantly, but firefox and chrome just timed out | 18:09 |
josteink | and when I see notifications on my laptop (newly installed) I see nice bubles on the upper right | 18:09 |
Jordan_U | ePirat: What are you trying to install? | 18:09 |
josteink | on my desktop its just a flat strip of white text on a blue background in the top left | 18:09 |
ePirat | Jordan_U, compiling xbmc | 18:09 |
clue_h | BHSPiMonkey, i meant more than ping would | 18:09 |
josteink | any way to get my desktop which has upgraded across the ranks to get baloon notifications? :) | 18:10 |
ePirat | Jordan_U, it worked but since I updated to 14.04 it won't compile anymore due to the missing file | 18:10 |
usbdebugr | Jordan_U: I wiped the drive completely; there's no data on it that I care about yet. | 18:10 |
BHSPiMonkey | clue_h: well clearly DNS resolution was the crux of the issue and not traffic | 18:10 |
daveeejr | is there a way to enable displaying the hibernate option in the gui in 14.04? | 18:10 |
clue_h | BHSPiMonkey, is it working with google's now? | 18:10 |
Jordan_U | ePirat: Why not just "sudo apt-get install xbmc"? | 18:10 |
BHSPiMonkey | clue_h: when I added google DNS to my GNOME network settings, yes, everything started working fine again. Also when I just put Google.com's IP in my browser, it worked too. | 18:11 |
ePirat | Jordan_U, because I want to compile it from source, to test stuff | 18:11 |
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bxd | hi there any one .... | 18:11 |
bxd | have problem whit the openvpn | 18:12 |
Jordan_U | ePirat: Ok. Did you already "sudo apt-get build-dep xbmc"? | 18:12 |
ePirat | Jordan_U, yes | 18:12 |
matan | my ubuntu just swiched resulotion without me askiung it to, i cannot find th xorg.log file to paste bin. | 18:13 |
Jordan_U | ePirat: Since upgrading to 14.04? | 18:13 |
ePirat | Jordan_U, yes | 18:13 |
Jordan_U | ePirat: Interesting that the source package for the version in 14.04 at least isn't hitting this bug, as evidenced by the binary package existing. | 18:14 |
bxd | any one help ..... "OpenVpn" problem not working att all but the normal pptp iis ok ... | 18:15 |
usbdebugr | Jordan_U: Hmm. The USB drive is still not automounting, dmesg is still saying "Please run fsck" for sdc1, but when I run fsck now, it shows no problems. I'm ejecting the drive normally & waiting a couple extra seconds each time... what could be going wrong? | 18:15 |
ePirat | Jordan_U, is it possible to use an older libc6-dev-i386 to get the predefs.h file somehow? | 18:16 |
yofun | darn it...I installed LightDM and now all I have on tty7 is a black screen with a blinking underscore | 18:17 |
genii | joar: Apologies on lag, work required me. Have you also tried: sudo dpkg --configure -a && sudo apt-get install -f | 18:18 |
Sinistrad | Logan_: I tried sudo do-release-upgrade. Same results | 18:18 |
codephobic | hi | 18:18 |
Logan_ | Sinistrad: and this is from 13.10? | 18:18 |
Guest85010 | hi, will somebody help me intall my modem please? | 18:18 |
Sinistrad | Logan_: Yes | 18:19 |
Jordan_U | ePirat: I don't know. | 18:19 |
Logan_ | Sinistrad: what does "prompt" equal in /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades ? | 18:19 |
codephobic | I've just upgraded to 14.04 and am experiencing some really nasty bugs. I have a dual monitor setup, using my AMD Radeon HD 6670 gfx card and a 1680*1050 and a 1920*1200 display | 18:19 |
codephobic | I cannot get my 1920*1200 display to work full screen | 18:20 |
belgianguy | hi, anyone running Catalyst 14.4 on Trusty Tahr? | 18:20 |
codephobic | there is around an inch lopped off the side, when I use single monitor and only an inch used, when I try for dual monitor | 18:20 |
guimaluf | anyone here knows if is it possible to use keepalived virtual_ip in a heterogeneous network environment with two loadbalancers? i.e virtual ip 192.168.0.1/24, lb1 11.0.0.10/24, lb2 10.2.0.10/24? | 18:20 |
Sinistrad | Logan_: prompt=normal | 18:20 |
codephobic | my mouse can reach the edges of my monitor, but the desktop doesn't display that far, lopping off the menu text and anything else that goes past that 1" 'buffer' | 18:21 |
mishravikas|afk | can I directly remove something from dist-packages dir? | 18:22 |
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guest-1ngUDO | hey | 18:22 |
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Jordan_U | usbdebugr: Please pastebin the current output of "dmesg -T". | 18:23 |
Logan_ | Sinistrad: very odd... make sure you're fully updated (sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade), and then try again | 18:23 |
matan | my ubuntu switched my resolution without me asking it to, now i cant aces my preciuos resolution. | 18:24 |
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codephobic | 14.04 is just about the worst upgrade I've ever done. | 18:24 |
codephobic | this is ridiculously broken. | 18:24 |
Logan_ | Sinistrad: also, can you paste bin the output of the following command? lsb_release -a | 18:24 |
teaearlgraycold | codephobic: have you never upgraded on launch week before? | 18:25 |
teaearlgraycold | IIRC launches are typically terrible | 18:25 |
Sinistrad | Logan_: I have been updated and upgraded and tried dist-upgrade every day. No dice. | 18:25 |
Sinistrad | Logan_: I'm working on a pastebin of the commands and results | 18:25 |
Logan_ | codephobic: run $ ubuntu-bug # in a terminal, and follow the prompts | 18:25 |
codephobic | teaearlgraycold, I've upgraded on launch week several times, always with a little pain and (last time) with quite a bit of tidying up afterwards. | 18:25 |
usbdebugr | Jordan_U: Here's the current "dmesg -T": http://paste.ubuntu.com/7316582/ | 18:25 |
daveeejr | is there a way to enable displaying the hibernate option in the gui in 14.04? | 18:26 |
codephobic | this is just beyond anything I expected, trouble/bug-wise. | 18:26 |
Logan_ | codephobic: you're going to want to select the first option in the list that comes up [Display (X.org)] | 18:26 |
codephobic | Logan_, I've disconnected my 1680*1050 monitor | 18:26 |
codephobic | I'm using the 1920*1200 right now, should I reconnect the other one too, before running the bug command? | 18:27 |
Logan_ | codephobic: yes, connect it for debugging purposes | 18:27 |
usbdebugr | Jordan_U: I've noticed something strange. In Nautilus, under "Devices", I notice a flickering/shuffling that happens while it should be trying to mount (seems like while all those "change" events are going on). The other devices seem to jump around in the list, until eventually BLACKJUMP shows up, unmounted. | 18:27 |
Logan_ | codephobic: it will collect diagnostics with the bug you file | 18:27 |
codephobic | ok, connected. one moment. | 18:28 |
Dinosaurio | Can anyone help me? Why are there newer versions? http://i.imgur.com/ahENt9e.jpg - It doesn't ask me to update in updates centre | 18:28 |
codephobic | Logan_, I'll describe my problem first, before selecting the options, ok? | 18:29 |
codephobic | I'm not sure if it's "resolution" related or some sort of screen corruption. | 18:29 |
blip- | hid3, build-essentials installs gcc 4.8, I want to install 4.6 however there is no 4.6-dev version in the repo... only 4.7 and 4.8 dev | 18:29 |
blip- | *hi | 18:29 |
blip- | running 14.04 | 18:29 |
Logan_ | codephobic: screen corruption is when the display is garbled | 18:30 |
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codephobic | what's happening is that the 1680*1050 (left) panel is filling out with what seems to be about the right resolution. | 18:30 |
Sinistrad | Logan_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7316620/ | 18:30 |
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Dinosaurio | Can anyone help me? Why are there newer versions? Ubuntu is not asking me to update, should I? http://i.imgur.com/ahENt9e.jpg | 18:30 |
codephobic | the larger (right) display, 1920*1200, is not showing anything beyond 1" on the lefthand side | 18:30 |
Logan_ | codephobic: I'd call that a resolution issue | 18:31 |
garylabronz | hey, can i get some assistance. i want an iptable rule that ALLOWS everything from a single public ip, and deny everything to every other addresss | 18:31 |
joar | genii: same result | 18:31 |
codephobic | Logan_, the mouse travels the entire distance and I know that there are windows under it - because the pointer changes to reflect the option to resize etc.. | 18:31 |
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codephobic | just that it's all "black" beyond that first 1". | 18:31 |
codephobic | if it was resolution, wouldn't the mouse stop at the end of that 1"? | 18:32 |
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Logan_ | codephobic: oh, that's quite odd indeed | 18:33 |
codephobic | Logan_, exactly. | 18:33 |
Logan_ | which WM are you using? | 18:33 |
codephobic | Unity | 18:33 |
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tuakshay | hey guys | 18:33 |
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tuakshay | howz ubuntu 14.04 going ?? | 18:33 |
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Logan_ | codephobic: for debugging purposes, could you maybe try installing gnome-session-flashback and seeing if it results in the same issue? | 18:34 |
codephobic | Logan_, I initially had the "failed to start session" error on the login, so I did "alt+F1" and apt-get install ubuntu-desktop | 18:34 |
DEA7TH | I tried to update to Ubuntu 14.04 and now it can't boot | 18:34 |
joar | genii: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7316645/ | 18:34 |
DEA7TH | error: symbol 'grub_term_highlight_color' not found. | 18:34 |
MikeRL | My problem is in short that pressing the print key will not trigger a screenshot. ALT+Print works, but neither SHIFT+Print, CTRL+Print, nor Print alone results in taking a screenshot. Everything is normal under Keyboard shortcuts. I would expect for Print to take a screenshot. Running gnome-screenshot from the terminal works. | 18:34 |
MikeRL | I've been assisted by two users on this IRC channel over the past day, and we've tried disabling the magic sysrq key (querying it results in output indicating it's disabled), and we've checked the keyboard shortcuts (I checked them myself multiple times before even going on IRC). So I really need someone knowledgeable in the appropriate areas (X, input issues) to assist me. Thank you. | 18:34 |
codephobic | Logan_, ok, I'll give it a shot - but I was gonna watch the footy in 10mins :S | 18:34 |
Dinosaurio | Can anyone help me? Why are there newer versions? Ubuntu is not asking me to update, should I? http://i.imgur.com/ahENt9e.jpg | 18:34 |
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Jordan_U | usbdebugr: Please pastebin the complete output of "sudo fsck /dev/sdX1" (where X is the appropriate current letter). | 18:34 |
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codephobic | Logan_, should I cancel the debug programme? | 18:34 |
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Jordan_U | DEA7TH: Do you have more than one hard drive? | 18:35 |
Logan_ | codephobic: sure | 18:35 |
DEA7TH | Jordan_U: Yes | 18:35 |
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codephobic | Logan_, apt-get install gnome-desktop? | 18:35 |
Logan_ | Dinosaurio: if you're not experiencing problems with your graphics driver, then I'd lean toward not messing with it | 18:35 |
Jordan_U | DEA7TH: Try changing the boot order in your BIOS. | 18:35 |
Logan_ | codephobic: no, gnome-session-flashback (it's akin to the default from 10.10 back) | 18:35 |
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xmltok | anyone using openvswitch and dhcp? the startup scripts dont appear to support dhcp on a ovs created interface | 18:36 |
ifthenelse | OK, thanks to everyone's advice yesterday I bought a portable router to solve my lack of an ethernet port at work. It's MUCH better, but I feel as though I'm not utilizing it to its full potential. It advertizes 150Mbps but I am getting 30 Mbps even though the computer using the ethernet is getting 599 Mbps. Is there a way to speed up the connection somehow? My computer is RIGHT next to the router. | 18:36 |
usbdebugr | Jordan_U: Nothing, really: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7316669/ | 18:36 |
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Logan_ | codephobic: I want to figure out whether this is a graphics issue or a shell issue | 18:36 |
codephobic | Logan_, ok, that's installed. I should log out and change sessions? | 18:36 |
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lduros | i'm looking for a python lock global mutex | 18:37 |
Logan_ | codephobic: yes please - try Gnome Flashback (Metacity) | 18:37 |
lduros | is there a location of a lock file? | 18:37 |
codephobic | ok, will do. Back in 2mins. | 18:37 |
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lduros | when a global lock is created? | 18:37 |
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Jordan_U | DEA7TH: If you are then able to boot, after booting run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc" and select all drives (but *no* partitions) as install devices (space bar to select/unselct a device, Enter to continue). | 18:37 |
Logan_ | Sinistrad: looking into this; thanks for the information | 18:38 |
Pici | dasoren: pick a nick and stick with it, or part #ubuntu if you want to continue. | 18:38 |
kingplusplus | hi guys i have a failed upgrade when i tried to upgrade from 13.04 to 14.04 due to bad internet connection. when i do lsb_release -a i get the output that am using 14.04 lts. But i can see network connection icon and volume. Anyway to solve this problem? | 18:38 |
Bluewolf | Does anyone know how to add more workspaces in Ubuntu 14.04, does Install Gnome Tweak Tool or Install Unity Tweak Tool do it? | 18:38 |
genii | joar: Hm. Try please: sudo touch /boot//boot/vmlinuz-3.13.0-24-generic && sudo apt-get purge linux-image-3.13.0-24-generic && sudo sync && sudo apt-get install linux-image-3.13.0-24-generic | 18:38 |
orbisvicis | I have a pre-removal script that is failing | 18:38 |
bekks | Bluewolf: you dont need any tweaking tools to do so. | 18:39 |
genii | joar: Only one /boot there, sorry, not two | 18:39 |
Magneto58 | does anyone know when the next version might be released? | 18:39 |
orbisvicis | where can I find it ? | 18:39 |
MikeRL | Anyone? | 18:39 |
Jordan_U | DEA7TH: If you are not able to boot by changing the boot order, then boot from a LiveCD/USB, chroot into your installed system, and then follow the above instructions eithin the chroot. | 18:39 |
Pici | Magneto58: Next version of Ubuntu? | 18:39 |
Magneto58 | yeah | 18:39 |
bekks | MikeRL: Anyone on what? | 18:39 |
codephobic | Logan_, didn't make a difference, same issue. | 18:39 |
Logan_ | Magneto58: October 2014 | 18:39 |
edoardo | hi | 18:39 |
Pici | Magneto58: The version number is the YEAR.MONTH of release. 14.10 = October 2014./ | 18:39 |
Magneto58 | nice.. .thanks Logan_ | 18:39 |
Bluewolf | bekks, Well I can't find an option in system settings? | 18:39 |
Sinistrad | Logan_: Thank you. I've helped out in here years ago. ActionParsnip is one that I remember from those days. Anyhow, I'm not trying to hurry you into an answer. If you need more stdout from my machine, let me know. | 18:39 |
Logan_ | codephobic: okay, I think we can chalk this up to an X problem, in that case | 18:39 |
edoardo | i can't find a way to solve this: ./magicq: error while loading shared libraries: libavcodec.so.55: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory | 18:39 |
MikeRL | This: My problem is in short that pressing the print key will not trigger a screenshot. ALT+Print works, but neither SHIFT+Print, CTRL+Print, nor Print alone results in taking a screenshot. Everything is normal under Keyboard shortcuts. I would expect for Print to take a screenshot. Running gnome-screenshot from the terminal works. | 18:39 |
codephobic | Logan_, one thing... | 18:40 |
MikeRL | I've been assisted by two users on this IRC channel over the past day, and we've tried disabling the magic sysrq key (querying it results in output indicating it's disabled), and we've checked the keyboard shortcuts (I checked them myself multiple times before even going on IRC). So I really need someone knowledgeable in the appropriate areas (X, input issues) to assist me. Thank you. | 18:40 |
daveeejr | does anybody know how to enable displaying the hibernate option in the gui in ubuntu 14.04? | 18:40 |
Logan_ | Sinistrad: he still helps out here a bunch | 18:40 |
Zabadda | is there a way of creating a master image on ubuntu after ive installed all the software and made all the changes i want? so i could take that and install it on my second machine without having to download it all again? | 18:40 |
codephobic | under the "Screen Display" window, the "Scale all window contents to ..." option, would that have any bearing on this? | 18:40 |
MikeRL | I helped several users, two yesterday, and one for an hour or two today. I would appreciate it if someone could direct me to someone able to resolve my issue. | 18:40 |
Logan_ | Sinistrad: <bdmurray> Logan_: have them run DEBUG_UPDATE_MANAGER=1 /usr/bin/do-release-upgrade' | 18:41 |
MikeRL | Two people have tried to help me resolve it, but none have succeeded. | 18:41 |
Sinistrad | Logan_: trying it out | 18:41 |
Logan_ | codephobic: hmm, not sure, to be honest | 18:41 |
MikeRL | So if nobody here can solve this one (it's quite difficult) please try to direct me to someone really knowledgeable with this sort of issue. | 18:42 |
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codephobic | ok, well I'm going to have to leave this issue for now. Will be back later, need to fix this. | 18:42 |
Logan_ | codephobic: this honestly sounds like a resolution issue with X, so I'd run ubuntu-bug and go through the steps - link me to the bug once you file it :) | 18:42 |
codephobic | cya | 18:42 |
joar | genii: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7316711/ | 18:42 |
Logan_ | codephobic: and enjoy your soccer, haha | 18:42 |
codephobic | Logan_, ok, I'll do that later. | 18:42 |
codephobic | thanks | 18:42 |
kingplusplus | hi guys i have a failed upgrade when i tried to upgrade from 13.04 to 14.04 due to bad internet connection. when i do lsb_release -a i get the output that am using 14.04 lts. But i can see network connection icon and volume. Anyway to solve this problem? | 18:42 |
codephobic | goodluck | 18:42 |
codephobic | cya | 18:42 |
codephobic | \quit | 18:42 |
bekks | Bluewolf: System Settings -> Appearances -> Behavior tab -> Enable Workspaces | 18:43 |
Logan_ | Sinistrad: without the quote at the end :P | 18:43 |
MikeRL | bekks: Sorry I should tag you, but I also want others to see. | 18:43 |
Sinistrad | Logan_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7316720/ | 18:43 |
MikeRL | bekks: You think you can handle my issue? If not, please let me know who can. It seems to have stumped multiple people. | 18:44 |
kingplusplus | hi guys i have a failed upgrade when i tried to upgrade from 13.04 to 14.04 due to bad internet connection. when i do lsb_release -a i get the output that am using 14.04 lts. But i can see network connection icon and volume. Anyway to solve this problem? | 18:44 |
bekks | MikeRL: Others do see it unless you write a private message. | 18:44 |
joar | genii: for context: I'm recovering from a bad SSD. I'm chrooted into the env on a new disk at the moment | 18:44 |
MikeRL | bekks: Even when I start it like this? | 18:44 |
genii | Hm | 18:44 |
MikeRL | bekks: Are you seeing this message in green? Unless I'm messing up something. | 18:45 |
phuh | Question --> Anyone knows a great multi-host worker process management tool with nice CLI or Web UI? | 18:45 |
Logan_ | Sinistrad: looks like you're being hit by a known bug, but there appears to be a workaround :) one moment | 18:45 |
Bluewolf | bekks, Yeah I know but it only has a default of 4, any idea how I can add more? | 18:45 |
bekks | MikeRL: Why do you think I can or will delegate your issue to others? This is volunteer support, not managed and paid support. | 18:45 |
module000 | phuh: a single tool managing processes on multiple hosts? | 18:46 |
MikeRL | bekks: If you would be kind enough too, it would help. I would be willing to file a bug report with all the details if it's a bug. | 18:46 |
phuh | yes module000 | 18:46 |
bekks | MikeRL: Then file a bug report so "the others" are actually able to help you. | 18:47 |
module000 | phuh: hrm...I'm never used anything like that. in a pinch you could use tmux+(ssh+htop) i suppose. interested if you find one though | 18:47 |
genii | joar: Try now again the sudo dpkg --configure -a | 18:47 |
MikeRL | bekks: Sorry if I come across as irritated, I just don't think anyone (especially myself) are able to figure out what's causing it to happen. | 18:47 |
MikeRL | bekks: Well, what package? | 18:47 |
phuh | module000: i'd like to manage a cluster with a lot of nodes with this tool | 18:47 |
Logan_ | Sinistrad: mind popping in #ubuntu-bugs ? bdmurray would like to debug with you | 18:47 |
MikeRL | bekks: That's part of the problem. I don't know what package to file it under. | 18:47 |
Sinistrad | Logan_: Thanks! If they need more information for bug tracking, let me know | 18:47 |
MikeRL | bekks: Should I try ubuntu-bugs? | 18:47 |
bekks | MikeRL: Would you write less and read more please? :) | 18:47 |
Sinistrad | Logan_: on my way... | 18:48 |
genii | joar: When you did the chroot, did you also bindmount some other dirs like /proc /sys and /dev ? | 18:48 |
DEA7TH | Jordan_U: I'm still trying to get into the F12 menu, because F12 doesn't appear most of the time and it takes me a while | 18:48 |
MikeRL | bekks: Alright. | 18:48 |
bekks | MikeRL: At least give someone the chance to answer instead of texting them to death :) | 18:48 |
MikeRL | bekks: OK. | 18:48 |
therealhwilde | !keytouch | MikeRL | 18:48 |
ubottu | MikeRL: Keyboard shortcuts can be set in System -> Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts. If your multimedia keys don't work with that, try the 'keytouch' package, explained at http://keytouch.sourceforge.net/ - See !Keyboard for changing layouts. A list of keyboard shortcuts for Unity is available at http://ubottu.com/y/shortcuts | 18:48 |
module000 | phuh: if you only need to view(not kill) processes, you could see a wide view of hosts & processes with zabbix/nagios i suppose, but i don't think it's what you're looking for most likely if you'd like to kill pids | 18:48 |
bekks | MikeRL: File a bug report against the application that takes your screenshots. Every desktop environment has its own application for that. | 18:48 |
birkhoff92 | salve :) | 18:49 |
jack | icinga is great too | 18:49 |
MikeRL | bekks: But gnome-screenshot works well. It's just pressing print doesn't work for taking a screenshot. | 18:49 |
jack | open nagios clone | 18:49 |
bekks | MikeRL: Then file a bug report against it if you think it isnt working that well. | 18:49 |
phuh | module000: thanks, actually someone just told me about http://nerds.airbnb.com/introducing-chronos/ cool thing to study | 18:50 |
bekks | MikeRL: If you think thats not the way to go, find another way. | 18:50 |
module000 | phuh: nice, thanks for the link..checking it out | 18:50 |
MikeRL | bekks: Well, thanks for your help. Any other packages it may fall under? | 18:50 |
therealhwilde | MikeRL, system-> preferences -> keyboard shortcuts. what does it say next to "Take a screenshot" | 18:50 |
MikeRL | therealhwilde: Print. | 18:51 |
joar | genii: I did bindmount those. Story: https://gist.github.com/joar/11224814 | 18:51 |
therealhwilde | MikeRL, and what happens if you hit print | 18:51 |
genii | joar: Just checking :) | 18:51 |
MikeRL | therealhwilde: Nothing at all. | 18:51 |
therealhwilde | MikeRL, and alt+print ? | 18:52 |
joar | genii: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7316787/ | 18:52 |
MikeRL | therealhwilde:I get a screenshot of the window. | 18:53 |
av_unknown | how to run freenode on ubuntu using tor ? | 18:53 |
therealhwilde | MikeRL, ok so you have some funcitonality... | 18:53 |
__OpenGL__ | Hi, upgraded from 12.04 to 14.04 on my thinkpad x220. Have a couple of issues related to video and im not sure if it relates to having x-swat ppa on my previous install. basically when I hot undock my laptop from my docking station the graphics glitch out and everything but the mouse cursor flickers. only way to resolve is switch to a vterm and kill Xorg. | 18:53 |
daftykins | av_unknown: ask in #freenode | 18:53 |
MikeRL | therealhwilde: What's funny is neither CTRL+Print nor SHIFT+Print work, either. | 18:53 |
OerHeks | !tor-sasl | 18:53 |
ubottu | freenode blocks connections from Tor users on its regular servers. Users registered with nickserv can connect to freenode's Tor hidden service instead; see http://freenode.net/irc_servers.shtml#tor for instructions. For help, ask in #freenode. | 18:54 |
__OpenGL__ | was wondering what troubleshooting steps I can take before I restore my 12.04 system image. | 18:54 |
joar | genii: output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7316802/ | 18:54 |
therealhwilde | MikeRL, those aren't mapped to antyhing | 18:54 |
daftykins | __OpenGL__: common upgrade practice is to remove all custom PPAs *beforehand* so that could be a good start | 18:54 |
MikeRL | therealhwilde: See what I mean? It's strange. If I do map them to take a screenshot, though, as I tried yesterday, they all don't work save ALT+Print. | 18:54 |
__OpenGL__ | daftykins, I had forgotten id enabled it :( since everything worked so well | 18:54 |
__OpenGL__ | I tried the x-swat repo in trusty but theres no updated packages | 18:55 |
therealhwilde | MikeRL, what window manager | 18:55 |
MikeRL | therealhwilde: That's what's been stumping everyone. Take your time thinking. Perhaps you have an idea to as what causes this. | 18:55 |
__OpenGL__ | I tried the xorg-edgers ppa and these drivers have the same issues | 18:55 |
usbdebugr | Jordan_U: Thanks for the help. I'm just going to have to live with it never automounting in Ubuntu, I guess. | 18:55 |
therealhwilde | bug 1233860 | 18:56 |
ubottu | bug 1233860 in lubuntu-default-settings (Ubuntu) "Print Screen Key does nothing when pressed and scrot works ONLY from LXTerminal" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1233860 | 18:56 |
therealhwilde | MikeRL, ^^ | 18:56 |
MikeRL | therealhwilde: I believe Compiz with Unity. | 18:56 |
daftykins | __OpenGL__: my point was to run built-in, not look for yet more PPAs to break and confuse things :) | 18:56 |
MikeRL | therealhwilde: wmctrl -m yields compiz. | 18:56 |
therealhwilde | bug 1282649 | 18:56 |
ubottu | bug 1282649 in unity-settings-daemon (Ubuntu) "Unable to make screenshot with <PrintScreen> key in Unity session in Trusty" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1282649 | 18:56 |
therealhwilde | try that ^ | 18:56 |
__OpenGL__ | daftykins, presumably after the update I had built in? that was acting broken | 18:57 |
MikeRL | therealhwilde: I appreciate your assistance. | 18:57 |
therealhwilde | MikeRL, http://askubuntu.com/questions/291082/why-isnt-the-screenshot-working | 18:57 |
genii | joar: Interestingly, I cannot find any official package which has the file "/etc/init.d/systemd-logind" , which it seems to be complaining about currently. | 18:57 |
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MikeRL | therealhwilde: They say they get a sound, though. I don't. | 18:57 |
daftykins | __OpenGL__: well we don't know 'cause of your PPAs! :D | 18:57 |
__OpenGL__ | is there any way to fix that now? | 18:58 |
joar | genii: that's quite interesting | 18:58 |
daftykins | __OpenGL__: check what your software sources are, look for PPAs and then look into PPA-purge to get rid of them | 18:58 |
__OpenGL__ | ok, that will restore me to stock versions? | 18:58 |
joar | genii: sources.list http://paste.ubuntu.com/7316836/ | 18:59 |
MikeRL | therealhwilde: I'll try resetting Unity. | 18:59 |
daftykins | __OpenGL__: it's all part of the process | 18:59 |
MikeRL | therealhwilde: Resetting Unity didn't work. | 19:00 |
hillary | apache2 has refused to respond ubuntu 12.04 | 19:00 |
MikeRL | therealhwilde: Any logs I can look for that may shed some insight? | 19:00 |
hillary | cannot access localhost | 19:01 |
MikeRL | therealhwilde: I'm going to login to LaunchPad and search for any related bugs. However, what package would you say is causing this? Any ideas? I don't think it's gnome-screenshot, but I could be wrong. | 19:02 |
joar | genii: this might help: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7316866/ | 19:03 |
DEA7TH | My computer won't take me to the boot menu - it says press F12 for boot menu, but pressing F12 has no effect. This is a hardware problem, rather than a problem with Ubuntu, right? | 19:04 |
genii | joar: The only package I can currently find which has a systemd-login startup script in it is libpam-systemd package, but it has the new-style upstart one, "/etc/init/systemd-logind.conf" instead. | 19:04 |
joar | genii: then i don't understand where this package comes from | 19:05 |
Beldar | DEA7TH, Can you get to the bios? Maybe a password is needed? | 19:05 |
genii | joar: Conceivably you could make a fake one there where it's looking so that it continues | 19:05 |
MikeRL | therealhwilde: All the bugs I've found come close to my situation, but none of them seem to match it. I can manually run gnome-screenshot without issues, but I cannot use Print, CTRL+Print, nor SHIFT+Print. | 19:06 |
MikeRL | therealhwilde: So is there some way I can determine the package? Or something close until they find the actual source of the issue? | 19:07 |
Beldar | DEA7TH, Ah, I see above you get there some times, never mind. ;) | 19:07 |
joar | genii: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7316902/ | 19:07 |
genii | joar: Bah! ;) I'm thinking it's probably better at this point to just reinstall | 19:09 |
DEA7TH | Beldar: Just once. but I accidentally pressed Enter and it hasn't worked since then | 19:09 |
genii | Meh, work needs me again | 19:09 |
joar | genii: Yes. It's been a mess | 19:09 |
melthalas | MSG melthalas hohoho | 19:09 |
Beldar | DEA7TH, You might ask in ##hardware yeah. | 19:10 |
solsTiCe | hi. "do-release-upgrade --check-dist-upgrade-only" still gives no new version on 13.10. How long will be the wait ? will it be over ? to upgrade to 14.04 ? | 19:11 |
jack | si | 19:11 |
viknesh | While installing ubuntu 14.04 . It told me to create a efi boot partition . I created it as logical partition . After that it says 2 ate mounted to same mount point | 19:11 |
viknesh | That* | 19:11 |
MikeRL | Alright, here come the bug reports. I have more than one to file. | 19:12 |
Greylocks | Name of 14.10 released : utopic unicorn | 19:12 |
Pici | solsTiCe: you should be able to upgrade right now. | 19:12 |
viknesh | Could anyone tell me whats wrong | 19:13 |
solsTiCe | Pici: well it seems to tell me that no | 19:13 |
Jordan_U | viknesh: Why do you think that you created a logical partition? | 19:13 |
joar | genii: I think I might have to reinstall through debootstrap | 19:14 |
fooblazoo | Hello, I'm having issues starting ubuntu (or maybe kde) after updating to 14.04. It gets stuck on the splash screen. | 19:14 |
Pici | solsTiCe: what if you don't use that --check-dist-upgrade-only argument. | 19:14 |
dtcrshr | hello everyone. My ubuntu pannels are gone. I have no such icons on the left, not even the top bar with the clock. Searching the web I fould a suggestion to kill the process unity-panel-service, I kill it it reopens, but the pannel still dont shows. This happens with every user, even a newly created one for testint purposes. HOw do I fix so the pannel gets back reloaded? | 19:14 |
viknesh | Jordan_U at first i made it as primary . But still had error . So used logical | 19:15 |
viknesh | Just checked | 19:15 |
jhutchins | dtcrshr: Which release are you using? | 19:15 |
genii | joar: If that drive is currently not bootable, then yeah, likely. | 19:16 |
Jordan_U | viknesh: If you're going to be booting via UEFI, you really want to be using a GPT label, which has no concept of primary or logical partitions. | 19:16 |
clue_h | dtcrshr, https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-applet/+question/140344 | 19:16 |
solsTiCe | Pici: it's the same. no new version | 19:16 |
viknesh | So what should i do | 19:16 |
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dtcrshr | Im using the latest one, 13.10 | 19:17 |
Pici | solsTiCe: What does the contents of /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades say? | 19:17 |
dtcrshr | sorry clue_h but I think you didnt read my question. I dont even have the panel to right click and add the indicators on then. I dont have nothing, besides the desktop background image | 19:18 |
solsTiCe | lts. I just change it through the interface the other day | 19:18 |
dtcrshr | I can right click as usual, create a doccumment and so on | 19:18 |
dtcrshr | but nothing shows, only the image, no icons, no panel, no nothing | 19:18 |
Pici | solsTiCe: Can you pastebin the contents of /var/lib/update-manager/meta-release ? | 19:19 |
solsTiCe | Pici: from what I read in the file, it's not a good idea to have lts | 19:20 |
solsTiCe | Pici: I change it to normal (via the system setting) and I got it now. | 19:20 |
solsTiCe | that's weird | 19:21 |
Pici | weird indeed. | 19:21 |
Jordan_U | viknesh: Are you dual booting or installing fresh (and deleting all existing data on the drive)? | 19:21 |
josteink | anyone else have notifications appear as an (ugly) blue strip across the top, from the left? | 19:23 |
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josteink | on my laptop its proper baloons, but on this desktop which Ive upgraded several times, its a blue strip | 19:23 |
josteink | its annoying me :P | 19:23 |
viknesh | Jordan_U . dual booting with windows | 19:24 |
Valkyrie | I've asked this before, but I was unable to get an answer that really assisted me.. I have a 1tb WD drive, formatted for EXT3 that some data went missing the other day, what is the best (Other than DD, please) recovery software I can use to attempt to recover this data? Photorec is nice, but because it doesn't give names or sub folders of files, I am a bit unable to use it effictively for this purpose. I am looking at nearly 60GB missing | 19:24 |
viknesh | I already have 12.04 . Just upgrading to 14 | 19:24 |
Jordan_U | viknesh: Did this computer come with Windows installed, and is that the installation you're still using? | 19:24 |
viknesh | Yeah came with windows installed | 19:24 |
viknesh | But . Windows got bsod . So i stopped using | 19:25 |
Jordan_U | Valkyrie: How did you notice that the files went missing? How important are they? Is there anything in /lost+found/ ? | 19:25 |
Valkyrie | Jordan_U: I don't have a lost+found -- The files were a backup of a computer, so on the importance scale i'd put an 8 (We have a backup, but not new files that were added) They just went missing, all the folders are gone, but old data is still available | 19:26 |
Jordan_U | Valkyrie: If you don't have a /lost+found/ then you're not using extN. | 19:27 |
dtcrshr | so, on ubuntu forums it sugestet the followin gcommand: dconf reset -f /org/compiz/ but it gives me an error, that the path should statr or end with a /. All combinations starting, finishing and so forth didnt worked. the path /org also dont exist | 19:27 |
viknesh1 | Jordan_U I am upgrading to q | 19:27 |
viknesh1 | 14.04 * | 19:28 |
Jordan_U | viknesh1: Please pastebin the output of "sudo parted -l". | 19:28 |
tuakshay | any reviews on 14.04 ?? | 19:28 |
Valkyrie | Jordan_U: The filesystem IS EXT3, as Mybook Live (Where this drive is from) is linux based, and uses that filesystem, and some magic to make it viewable on Windows and mac. It's unreadable in HDD state in windows. | 19:28 |
Jordan_U | Valkyrie: How are you trying to access it from Ubuntu? | 19:29 |
flg_ | hi all | 19:29 |
tuakshay | flg_: | 19:30 |
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tuakshay | jagob hello | 19:30 |
flg_ | how i can install dolphin-emu in 14.04 ? the repository doesnt have this distro... | 19:31 |
Jordan_U | How can I properly convert a png to a 16 shades of grey bmp? Alternatively, since this is actually being displayed with a microcontroller (to a 16 shades of yellow OLED display), how can I get the pixel data as a simple array of pixels, 2 pixels per byte, that I can easily loop through in my code? | 19:31 |
raikrahul | I cannot open olark.com on ubuntu 14.04 , cannot blame my ISP , on windows the website opens fine | 19:31 |
jobarte | hi guys | 19:31 |
davidrsmorris | Jordan_U, if convert does not have options for this, try converting to ppm and using text utilities. | 19:32 |
jobarte | anyone knows if is possible to measure bandwidth usage on vnstat? | 19:32 |
Pici | Jordan_U: I'd look into the imagemagick tools. | 19:32 |
Jordan_U | Pici: I've looked into convert, and I couldn't figure out how to get the desired result. | 19:32 |
Valkyrie | Jordan_U: I have it plugged in. | 19:32 |
Valkyrie | I can access it just fine | 19:32 |
Jordan_U | Valkyrie: How did you check for the lost+found directory in the root of the filesystem? | 19:33 |
jhutchins | Jordan_U: imagemagick of course. | 19:33 |
hehe_ok | how are you | 19:33 |
flg_ | anyone? :) | 19:33 |
Valkyrie | Jordan_U: File explorer when it was working within windows (Via Mybook Live) | 19:33 |
jhutchins | Valkyrie: Someone already sent you the link for the data recovery page, didn't they? | 19:33 |
Jordan_U | Valkyrie: Check from within Ubunut. | 19:33 |
Pici | Jordan_U: http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/quantize/ should be able to get you started | 19:34 |
jhutchins | Valkyrie: Have you done an fsck on it yet? | 19:34 |
Jordan_U | jhutchins: Do you happen to know what command I would use specifically? "convert -depth 4 in.png out.bmp" results in a file clearly too large to be using only 4 bits per pixel. | 19:35 |
davidrsmorris | Jordan_U, you might want to look at the -monochrome option. And did you try viewing the picture? It might smash the depth and then save it as a format with higher depth. | 19:36 |
Valkyrie | jhutchins: No. | 19:36 |
Valkyrie | I'm actually having issues mounting it in linux too =/ | 19:36 |
hehe_ok | guys what is new in 14 | 19:36 |
Valkyrie | Which is a bit odd. | 19:36 |
jhutchins | Jordan_U: I think you need to reduce the number of colors as well as the depth. | 19:36 |
jhutchins | Valkyrie: WHat "issues"? Did you fsck it? | 19:36 |
kinoman_ | привет всем (Hi all) | 19:37 |
Pici | Jordan_U: use -colors too | 19:37 |
Jordan_U | davidrsmorris: I did try viewing the picture, though I didn't look closely enough to see if it had fewer levels of grey than the input. Since the end goal is to use the pixel data, I really need to have a results that's two pixels per byte. | 19:37 |
MikeRL | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity-settings-daemon/+bug/1311847 | 19:37 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1311847 in unity-settings-daemon (Ubuntu) "Neither Print, SHIFT+Print, nor CTRL+Print keyboard shortcuts work on Trusty" [Undecided,New] | 19:37 |
jhutchins | Jordan_U: Do you know what graphic file format you need? | 19:38 |
MikeRL | Bug is out. Not pressing for anything, but does my bug report look complete and accurate from the other side? Looks good enough to me. I read the guidelines. | 19:38 |
jhutchins | Jordan_U: I'm not familiar with any that do two ppb. | 19:38 |
jhutchins | Jordan_U: You're not working for CORE are you? | 19:38 |
davidrsmorris | Jordan_U, if all else fails, you can look at the ppm conversion. ppm is text data describing each pixel, and you could truncate those. | 19:39 |
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SpoonAlien | whats up | 19:40 |
Jordan_U | Pici: convert input.png -colors 16 -depth 4 output.bmp results in a 33KiB file, which is clearly too large for a 128x64 image at two pixels per byte. | 19:40 |
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viknesh | Jordan_U: sorry internet problem , here it is http://pastebin.com/j11qDg5a | 19:41 |
Aimee92 | Any horny guys wantt to join mee on camm? ;) - http://livec4ms.cu.cc/aimee92 | 19:41 |
MikeRL | I think I found a spam. | 19:42 |
MikeRL | Nice try spam bot. Have a nice trip! | 19:42 |
Valkyrie | jhutchins: Well, I double checked the drive. It's partitioned multiple times, two 2gb sets, one 1tb set and a "Unknown" partition. The 2gb and 1TB partitions are all EXT4 | 19:43 |
Valkyrie | When I attempt to access, it refuses to mount | 19:43 |
Jordan_U | viknesh: OK, you were never actually creating "primary" or "logical" partitions, as you are in fact using GPT. | 19:43 |
viknesh | yeah | 19:43 |
Jordan_U | viknesh: If the installer used those terms, then that's a bug in the installer. | 19:43 |
flg_ | how i can install dolphin-emu in 14.04 ? the repository doesnt have this distro... | 19:44 |
Jordan_U | viknesh: Please post a screenshot of the partition selection window and the error message you're getting. | 19:44 |
flg_ | any way to use an older distro release? | 19:44 |
davidrsmorris | Jordan_U, http://paste.ubuntu.com/7317132/ | 19:45 |
viknesh | Jordan_U: it tells me create a partiton for boot loader code , And tell me to mark as EFI boor parttion with atleast 35MB | 19:45 |
viknesh | vboot* | 19:45 |
viknesh | boot* | 19:45 |
Jordan_U | davidrsmorris: Thanks, that indeed looks promising. Testing it more completely now. | 19:46 |
Jordan_U | viknesh: Please post a screenshot of the partition selection window and the error message you're getting. | 19:46 |
viknesh | Jordan_U: cant take screeshoot . i pressed prntscrn button nothing comes . but works in 12.04 | 19:47 |
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Valkyrie | Any ideas? I know you guys are swamped | 19:47 |
Jordan_U | Valkyrie: I'm still waiting for you to check the lost+found directory from within Ubuntu.\ | 19:47 |
Valkyrie | Jordan_U: I cannot mount the drive in Ubuntu. | 19:48 |
Valkyrie | as I said. I double checked my FS, it's EXT4 | 19:48 |
Valkyrie | There are 4 partitions. Two 2gb EXT4's, one 990 EXT4, and a 10GB "Unkown". Ubuntu doesn't want to mount the drive. | 19:48 |
Jordan_U | Valkyrie: How are you trying to mount it, and what is the exact error message you recieve when you do so? | 19:48 |
daftykins | Valkyrie: so what does dmesg say when you try to mount any of these? | 19:48 |
hawk414 | hi everyone | 19:49 |
Valkyrie | Jordan_U: Using the built in file explorer, and accessing it. I haven't tried mounting via terminal. I will check Dmsg | 19:49 |
viknesh | Jordan_U: it seems there is a bug with print screen button for 14.04 . https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-screenshot/+bug/1295994 | 19:50 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1295994 in gnome-screenshot (Ubuntu) "Unable to use Printscreen Button on Ubuntu 14.04" [Undecided,Confirmed] | 19:50 |
Valkyrie | daftykins: Jordan_U Bad Block size: 65536 | 19:50 |
Jordan_U | davidrsmorris: Unfortunately that gives me a result that is indeed just black and white, no grey at all. I need 16 shades of grey. | 19:50 |
daftykins | Valkyrie: where's this disk from? why's it being mounted manually now? was it from a running system that's died? | 19:51 |
Valkyrie | daftykins: This system is the drive out of a Mybook Live. It was pulled after an issue where the end user lost 60GB worth of data | 19:51 |
davidrsmorris | Jordan_U, I see now, it's dithered. I understand that's bad with limited hardware. I'd look at GIMP unless you need to automate the process. | 19:51 |
Jordan_U | Valkyrie: Please give complete error messages and output, via http://pastebin.ubuntu.com . | 19:51 |
Valkyrie | Was there one day, next day was gone, while the rest of the 400GB of data is still intact | 19:51 |
Jordan_U | davidrsmorris: I need to automate the process. | 19:51 |
Valkyrie | Jordan_U: That is the entire erorr message. File explorer says mount exited with a non-zero error 32, which is pretty blanket, and dmesg | Tail specifies bad block size | 19:52 |
daftykins | Valkyrie: was it a single disk, or part of a RAID? | 19:52 |
Valkyrie | daftykins: It's part of a "Raid" but i'm not entirely sure how. Single drive setup | 19:52 |
daftykins | Valkyrie: so said WD MyBook wasn't a two-bay unit? | 19:53 |
Jordan_U | Valkyrie: Please pastebin the complete output of "dmesg", or at the very least the complete output of "dmesg | tail", not just the one partial message with no context. | 19:53 |
jhutchins | Valkyrie: What error message do you get when you try to mount? What does fsck say? | 19:53 |
i___ | I cannot open olark.com on ubuntu , cannot blame the ISP , website opens on windows on same computer , also before the website opens on 12.04 Ubuntu if try to open using ubuntu live on a USB | 19:53 |
jhutchins | Valkyrie: No such thing as a single drive RAID (except a degraded mirror). | 19:54 |
Nick737 | Is it ok for the Ubuntu / and swap partitions to be 'logical'? Or do they need to be 'primary'? | 19:54 |
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rww | Nick737: logical is fine | 19:54 |
Valkyrie | daftykins: Basically, in the disk, two partitons are labeled Linux Raid "Members" (The two 2gb partitions) | 19:54 |
Valkyrie | Both are EXT4 | 19:54 |
rww | Nick737: assuming you're not using a very, very old computer | 19:54 |
mikecmpbll | hmpf. i've changed the system timezone, `date` now reports correctly, but cron doesn't seem to be picking up new time | 19:55 |
mikecmpbll | i've restarted cron | 19:55 |
jhutchins | Valkyrie: how are you determining that the filesystems are EXT4? | 19:55 |
daftykins | Valkyrie: eww >_< so it could be RAID 0 or 1 | 19:55 |
mikecmpbll | ./var/log/syslog has : Apr 23 15:53:01 ubuntu cron[1018]: (CRON) STARTUP (fork ok) | 19:55 |
Valkyrie | jhutchins: Through the disk application in Ubuntu | 19:55 |
mikecmpbll | which is the wrong time | 19:55 |
Valkyrie | daftykins: I don't understand how though, because it's a single drive setup | 19:55 |
Ackis | is there a way to find out why a package was removed from the 14.04 repo? (http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=denyhosts&searchon=names&suite=all§ion=all ) | 19:56 |
daftykins | Valkyrie: yeah, so it's clearly a dirty hack of a multi-partition RAID - is it really a >4TB disk? | 19:56 |
Jordan_U | davidrsmorris: While ppm looks interesting, especially if I still have to convert from a larger bit depth down manually BMP is easier to manipulate. | 19:56 |
jhutchins | daftykins: There are some filesystems that are detected as RAID even though they're something else. | 19:56 |
jhutchins | This sounds like it's either corrupt or a proprietary filesystem that's detecting as RAID. | 19:56 |
Valkyrie | daftykins: Nope, 1TB listed on the front. 1TB Green WD drive | 19:56 |
daftykins | oh you said 2 x 2GB my bad | 19:56 |
pushcx | Does anyone know how to get the vino vnc server running? I'm running awesomewm rather than Unity - I don't see it in 'ps' and I can't connect to it by pointing vinagre at localhost (just trying to test). | 19:56 |
jhutchins | Valkyrie: Chances are if it won't mount as EXT4, it won't fsck either, but you're past the point where you should be using gui tools. You need to go to the CLI tools instead. | 19:57 |
daftykins | Valkyrie: try running gparted and see what it sees on the disk | 19:57 |
daftykins | (filesystem wise) | 19:57 |
jhutchins | Valkyrie: Use something like fdisk or parted to examine the disk. | 19:57 |
Valkyrie | daftykins: Never used Gparted bfore, any flags I should be using? | 19:57 |
davidrsmorris | Jordan_U, I'd use gimp batch mode. It seems that convert only has dithered grayscale support. gimp's colors>colorify without changing the arguments does the job. | 19:57 |
Valkyrie | jhutchins: Okay, will do | 19:57 |
daftykins | it's a GUI prog so no | 19:57 |
Valkyrie | jhutchins: Gparted says the two 2GB partitons are EXT3, flagged as RAID, the 930~ GB is EXT4 flagged as MSFTDATA | 19:59 |
Jordan_U | davidrsmorris: Thanks, looking into how to use gimp's batch mode and colors>colorify now. | 19:59 |
daftykins | Valkyrie: try a mount again as ext3 then | 20:00 |
daftykins | i had a feeling it wasn't 4. | 20:00 |
Jordan_U | Valkyrie: From here on out, don't do anything other than read-only mounting until you're much more confident about what you actually have on this drive. | 20:00 |
Valkyrie | daftykins: The partition that has the actual data IS EXT4 | 20:01 |
xangua | Sometimes when I log in the keyboard layout reset to english even when the indicator shows spanish is selected so I have to change it back, ubuntu 14.04 any help or suggestion on the issue apreciated | 20:01 |
Valkyrie | The two partitions marked as RAID are ext3 | 20:01 |
hemant_i3wm | Hi, I am using ubuntu 14.04 on mac air, nvidia, I cannot connect to second monitor, using i3wm | 20:02 |
jhutchins | Valkyrie: This really is an issue you should be researching somewhere other than Ubuntu support. I know you're trying to use Ubuntu to fix it, but it's really not an Ubuntu problem. You need to learn more about the structure of the mybook system and how it's set up - it's not straight EXT (which is why it won't mount and probably won't fsck), it's a pseudo RAID filesystem that you need mdadmin to handle. | 20:03 |
Valkyrie | jhutchins: That's what i'm assuming. This whole setup is so screwy. | 20:03 |
jhutchins | Valkyrie: http://community.wd.com/t5/My-Book-Live/GUIDE-How-to-unbrick-a-totally-dead-MBL/td-p/435724 http://www.r-tt.com/free_linux_recovery/Download.shtml http://www.highlevelbits.fr/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=107:mybook-rescue&catid=61:mybook-rescue&Itemid=78&lang=en (uses Windows) | 20:03 |
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jhutchins | Valkyrie: A discussion of someone trying to figure it out with Ubuntu: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1920770 | 20:03 |
flg_ | how i can install dolphin-emu in 14.04 ? the repository doesnt have this distro... | 20:04 |
Valkyrie | jhutchins: What confuses me the most is how these are all EXT filesystems, but totally accessible via Mac and Windows | 20:04 |
jhutchins | Valkyrie: Yeah, screwy is a good term for it. | 20:04 |
Valkyrie | It has to be the card attached to the drive, it must serve more purpose than being a pseudo RAID controller | 20:04 |
jhutchins | Valkyrie: It does look like these things have a tendency to get corrupted like yours appears to have. | 20:04 |
jhutchins | Valkyrie: Read through those links I posted. It's not the card, the interface is standard SATA. | 20:05 |
Guest87124 | hi can someone please view and comment on where Make went wrong? http://pastie.org/9105954 | 20:05 |
the-erm | Has anyone in here had problems with a computer freezing and displaying diagonal lines? I've tried setting nomodeset and noapci kernel options. Is the video card fried? It kinda runs for a while then I get the diagonal lines. | 20:05 |
Valkyrie | jhutchins: Alright. I appreciate the help | 20:05 |
genii | the-erm: That does sound suspiciously like a hardware issue, rather than software | 20:06 |
davidrsmorris | Jordan_U, easier way: convert -colorspace "gray" | 20:07 |
the-erm | genii: I was afraid of that. | 20:07 |
genii | the-erm: Maybe check the GPU fan | 20:09 |
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xangua | When I log in my keyboard layout is set to enlish even when my default language is spanish and the keyboard indicator shows spanish layout selected. The layout is fine on lightdm, any suggestion? | 20:09 |
xangua | set to english* | 20:10 |
Jordan_U | davidrsmorris: Still results in a 33KiB file, even with -depth 4. | 20:10 |
aztecrex | register aztecrex | 20:10 |
jhutchins | Jordan_U: I think you need to know the target file format. Not all graphics formats record the data in the same way, and 2ppb is not something I recognize. | 20:10 |
the-erm | genii: I blew out the case earlier today. I don't think that's the problem. The "QA" sticker was still present. | 20:10 |
Guest87124 | http://pastie.org/9105954 any help please? | 20:10 |
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Valkyrie | jhutchins: I did a bit more digging, I am getting pre-fail warnings for spin-up time, reallocated sector count and rear error rate. I fear the worst for this drive. | 20:11 |
zquad | how do you start a program in the background? I can start it with ./programname or ./programname & but then it outputs some text and I have to ^C to use the terminal at which point the program ends | 20:11 |
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zquad | I thought it was ./programname & | 20:11 |
Jordan_U | jhutchins: On a working file, "file out.bmp" results in "out.bmp: PC bitmap, Windows 3.x format, 128 x 64 x 4" . | 20:12 |
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Guest87124 | Guest87124 | 20:14 |
davidrsmorris | Jordan_U, it's working for me with PNG images. Try converting to PNG? http://paste.ubuntu.com/7317305/ | 20:14 |
zquad | am I invisible? | 20:14 |
jhutchins | the-erm: Does it have a discrete video card or is it embedded? | 20:16 |
viknesh | Jordan_U: managed to take screenshot using shutter . here it is http://tinypic.com/r/1zvygcp/8 | 20:16 |
the-erm | jhutchins: embedded | 20:16 |
jhutchins | Jordan_U: Ok, cool. | 20:16 |
Jordan_U | davidrsmorris: How do I go from png to an array of pixel data that I can work with though? | 20:17 |
the-erm | I've tried a bunch of different distros. Well ubuntu, xubuntu and antegros all meet the same fate ... hz lines and a freeze | 20:17 |
energizer | anybody know how to customize icons in docky? | 20:17 |
the-erm | I'm running a memtest right now just to make sure it's not the RAM. | 20:17 |
jhutchins | the-erm: It does sound like heat-related hardware. The other possibility is that something's overwriting the video memory. | 20:17 |
bad63r | can u help me ? i need to return older version of OpenGL bcs with newest game HoN is lagging | 20:17 |
jhutchins | the-erm: Can you see if it's still reachable by ssh when the graphics go bad? Can you switch to a VT? | 20:17 |
bad63r | and is it OpenGl same to mesa lib? | 20:17 |
OerHeks | the-erm, on what videocard? | 20:17 |
viknesh | Jordan_U: any idea ? | 20:18 |
davidrsmorris | Jordan_U, once you've got it in the right depth, convert it to ppm, use head and tail to figure out the format, and then start using text utilities... or use python skimage. | 20:18 |
the-erm | jhutchins: Yes it freezes during ssh | 20:18 |
the-erm | OerHeks: Not sure. I'd have to look. | 20:18 |
jhutchins | Valkyrie: Yeah, I'd say time to start shopping. | 20:19 |
Valkyrie | jhutchins: I figured. This is a customers drive, so I'm going to explain the dataloss as the drive starting to fail | 20:19 |
Valkyrie | It makes sense | 20:19 |
Pici | /36/36 | 20:20 |
the-erm | OerHeks: Nvidia geforce 6150SE according to the case. I guess I could google that. | 20:20 |
OerHeks | the-erm, you'll need the 173 driver for that card | 20:20 |
jhutchins | Valkyrie: Yeah, time to cut your time investment. | 20:20 |
Valkyrie | jhutchins: 7 hours and counting | 20:21 |
Valkyrie | (: Time to reassemble the Mybook Live | 20:21 |
the-erm | Thanks OerHeks I'll try installing that. | 20:21 |
the-erm | If I can get it installed ... | 20:22 |
viknesh | can anyone tell whats the probem is http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=1zvygcp&s=8#.U1gfYabWE8o | 20:22 |
OerHeks | the-erm, sudo apt-get install nvidia-173 | 20:23 |
the-erm | OerHeks: Here's the challenge. It's doing it during distro install. Perhaps I should try the text installer, and run that shortly after. | 20:24 |
OerHeks | the-erm, maybe you can, else start the iso in live mode, install the 173 driver and start the installation after that? | 20:25 |
trism | Jordan_U: convert image.png -colors 16 pgm:- | pnmdepth 16 | pnmtoplainpnm > image.pgm; seems to get almost what you want, 16 colors grayscale...there is supposed to be a pnmtobmp but I can't find it in 14.04, though pgm looks simple enough, just text | 20:25 |
the-erm | OerHeks: I had to dd the iso. I'm not sure I have the free space, but I'll try. | 20:26 |
the-erm | After the memtest | 20:26 |
Face | any free to lend a hand with transmission ? | 20:26 |
OerHeks | the-erm, oke :-) | 20:26 |
junka | !ask | Face | 20:26 |
ubottu | Face: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience | 20:26 |
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Jordan_U | trism: Thanks, I may even be able to convert that to a C array declaration with minimal processing. | 20:28 |
owen1 | after upgrading to 14.04 i noticed that network-manager was purged. i re-installed it but i don't see wireless networks at all. wlan0 in ifconfig doesn't show an ip. any ideas? | 20:28 |
Face | i have changed the download location for transmission to my diskstation but all my downloads have paused due to no space error when it takes me to the drive it says i have 780gb free but downloads wont play, my diskstation has 7tb free space but nothing will download due to 0 disk space ? | 20:29 |
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stutson | Question: I have Ubuntu Server and have ssh into it, how do I ftp into the server what is the syntax | 20:29 |
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junka | Face, there is an option on right click of a torrent to transfer the torrent data, do it | 20:30 |
Face | junka i have everything is pointing to my diskstation i know i have missed something just dont know enough about ubuntu | 20:31 |
benighted | hey all, trying to install 12.04 and partitioner comes up blank, ran gparted, created partitions and still not showing up after rescanning drive... anyone? | 20:31 |
Beldar | benighted, Can you pastebin sudo parted -l | 20:32 |
junka | Face, try deleting the torrents, restart transmission and readd the torrents | 20:32 |
Face | junka, done that as well | 20:33 |
Face | junka, have even reset the pc its on and still nothing works | 20:34 |
joar | I'm debootstrapping a trusty environment with luks. The luks root partition is mounted on the "host" system, but in the debootstrap env i get /usr/sbin/grub-probe: error: failed to get canonical path of `/dev/mapper/gorilla-root'. | 20:35 |
joar | .. since the debootstrap env only has a bare /dev fs | 20:35 |
joar | .. this when i install the linux-image-xxx package | 20:36 |
joar | genii: ^^ | 20:36 |
junka | Face, I dont use transmission but qbittorrent. You can try it it's awesome | 20:37 |
benighted | Beldar: nope, it's in the live installer - parted -l shows /dev/sda ata, partition table msdos, and the 3 partitions I created manually | 20:37 |
Face | junka, ok will have a look for that as this is driving me mad i have been trying to fix it for 2 days now | 20:38 |
OerHeks | Face, i think you ( transmission) have no sufficient rights to write, see this answers > http://askubuntu.com/questions/221081/permission-denied-when-downloading-with-transmission-deamon | 20:38 |
Beldar | benighted, Ah I wondered if there was a gpt table is all. | 20:38 |
codephobic | Logan_, hi back again. | 20:40 |
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codephobic | anyone else finding 14.04 breaks their dual/multi-monitor setup? | 20:40 |
k1l_ | codephobic: nope. works here | 20:40 |
codephobic | huge black screen covering 4/5ths of the second monitor | 20:40 |
codephobic | hmm | 20:41 |
genii | joar: Sorry, I'm not much help for you there. I'm familiar with debootstrap but not together with LUKS or LVM | 20:41 |
codephobic | I had to install ubuntu-desktop just to login (got a "failed to start session" error on the login screen) | 20:41 |
Logan_ | hey codephobic | 20:41 |
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stutson | still curious about that syntax with the ftp into a remote server | 20:42 |
zquad | I made a change to the /etc/security/limits.conf file, without restarting the entire machine how do I get the change to take effect? | 20:42 |
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codephobic | Logan_, I ran the ubuntu-bug programme | 20:43 |
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codephobic | do I just copy-paste the results to you? | 20:43 |
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Logan_ | codephobic: does it let you file a bug? | 20:43 |
codephobic | Logan_, there's a "send" option, if that's what you're after? | 20:44 |
Logan_ | yessir | 20:44 |
stutson | Even a web page would be helpful | 20:44 |
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codephobic | Logan_, sending it as we 'speak'. | 20:44 |
codephobic | any hope of getting a workaround tonight? | 20:45 |
Logan_ | stutson: have you installed an FTP server yet? | 20:45 |
Logan_ | codephobic: don't count on it :P | 20:45 |
codephobic | :( | 20:45 |
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stutson | not a server, just ftp to my web server remotly | 20:45 |
Logan_ | stutson: so you want to FTP from your Ubuntu machine to another server? | 20:46 |
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Logan_ | stutson: run "man ftp" in a command line | 20:46 |
Rad- | Hey is anyway to make ubuntu only run a selected WM without a DE without uninstalling stuff? | 20:47 |
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energizer | How do I get something like osx finder with vertical columns representing directories? | 20:47 |
stutson | I am on my laptop, I want to understand the information "man" du will research some more thx | 20:47 |
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codephobic | Logan_, it sent me to launchpad - nothing else. | 20:48 |
Logan_ | codephobic: is it processing the information? | 20:48 |
qin | energizer: KDE's Dolphin | 20:48 |
codephobic | Logan_, don't know, finished sending and I see some error info in terminal now | 20:48 |
adamcunnington | Hi, i removed a dvd and then put another dvd in but the old dvd drive is still showing in file manager | 20:48 |
jobarte | hi | 20:48 |
jobarte | guys, is possible to create historical data from nload command? | 20:49 |
Logan_ | codephobic: wait in your browser for it to ask you for a description | 20:49 |
codephobic | "libGL error: reverting to (slow) indirect rendering" "open uki failed (operation not permitted)" | 20:49 |
Logan_ | adamcunnington: run nautilus --quit | 20:49 |
energizer | qin cool i'll check it out thank you | 20:49 |
reisio | jobarte: sure | 20:49 |
codephobic | Logan_, I had to create an account but launchpad isn't doing much at all... | 20:49 |
Logan_ | codephobic: now that you're signed in, try running the debug again | 20:50 |
codephobic | ah, k | 20:50 |
Luyin | if I put "%vpnusers ALL = NOPASSWD: /path/to/openvpn /path/to/openvpn.conf" into my sudoers (yes I did sudo visudo to get there), can I start openvpn with the given conf file with sudo but without entering my pw? | 20:51 |
kupo_ | is there really no option to copy and paste t a usb flash drive? | 20:51 |
kupo_ | never seen this one before | 20:51 |
adamcunnington | Logan_: i should clarify - this only happens withinn handbrake | 20:51 |
adamcunnington | Logan_: my main file manager is fine, but the browser window inside handbrake still shows the old dvd, even after i restart the application | 20:52 |
Logan_ | adamcunnington: oh, no idea then | 20:52 |
Jordan_U | !details | kupo_ | 20:52 |
ubottu | kupo_: Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information, errors, steps, and possibly configuration files (use the !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel) | 20:52 |
Logan_ | adamcunnington: maybe ask in #handbrake | 20:52 |
jobarte | [reisio]: are you know to to I make tihs? | 20:52 |
jobarte | *this | 20:52 |
codephobic | Logan_, nope, nothing happening .. getting a terminal message saying "ERROR:navigation_entry_screenshot_manager.cc(164) Invalid entry with unique id: 95 | 20:52 |
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Logan_ | codephobic: did it open anything in your browser? | 20:53 |
codephobic | nope | 20:53 |
codephobic | just refreshed the launchpad page | 20:53 |
Logan_ | what's the URL? | 20:53 |
codephobic | https://login.launchpad.net/ | 20:53 |
Guest40710 | hey guys my software center refuses to install anything.i just installed and i have a near empty hd | 20:53 |
Logan_ | codephobic: so you're not logged in? | 20:54 |
k1l_ | Guest40710: what error do you get? | 20:54 |
codephobic | Logan_, it says I'm logged in - has my name up and everything. | 20:54 |
Logan_ | codephobic: that's very odd | 20:54 |
Guest40710 | it just refuses to show the button. the button isnt even there. | 20:54 |
kupo_ | I put in a fladh drive to send a file to it. No option to do so. no "send t " and when I copy the file there is no paste or anything when i go to usb folder | 20:55 |
codephobic | Logan_, it's working now | 20:55 |
Logan_ | oh sweet | 20:55 |
_graingert | It seems apt thinks linux-image-generic was automatically installed and are no longer required | 20:55 |
_graingert | after upgrading to ubuntu 14.04 | 20:55 |
_graingert | is this correct? | 20:55 |
Logan_ | codephobic: your display or Launchpad? :P | 20:55 |
codephobic | Logan_, launchpad :( | 20:56 |
Guest40710 | it just refuses to show the button. the button isnt even there. | 20:56 |
codephobic | if my display was up, I'd be long gone :P | 20:56 |
codephobic | ok, now it wants a description ... "dual monitor, second screen only partially displaying contents" ? | 20:56 |
Logan_ | Guest40710: have you tried installing anything from the erminal? | 20:56 |
Logan_ | codephobic: be as descriptive as possible | 20:57 |
_graingert | I'm running on linux-image-3.13.0-24-generic | 20:57 |
Luyin | Guest40710: please rename so we can reach you more easily through auto-complete with /nick yournicknameofchoice. then, can you install packages via terminal? | 20:57 |
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reisio | bob\: :p | 20:57 |
bob\ | there. nope. terminal refuses to load the command | 20:58 |
sudormrf | possibly a legit issue, not sure. when I ssh in to my ubuntu 14.04 server it tells me there are 0 package updates and 0 security updates, but if I run updates it finds updates....bug? | 20:58 |
sss_ | hi, who can tell me where to find half life 2 for ubuntu? | 20:58 |
pepee | seriously, trusty should have been delayed a week or two, to ship with kernel 3.14... | 20:58 |
Superdawg | Does anyone know why I can only find the debug symbols for the 3.8.0-19-generic kernel on ubuntu Raring? Is there a meta package I could use that would follow the track of linux-image-generic? | 20:58 |
isodor1 | sss_: Steam for Linux I believe | 20:59 |
kostkon | sss_, on steam as usual http://store.steampowered.com/app/220/ | 20:59 |
Logan_ | sudormrf: that can sometimes be outdated I think | 20:59 |
benighted | sss_: winehq.org? | 20:59 |
isodor1 | sss_: What kostkon said. | 20:59 |
sss_ | thank you | 20:59 |
sudormrf | Logan_, interesting. I don't base my decision to update on it, was just curious really. :) | 20:59 |
pepee | Superdawg, wasn't raring EOLd? | 20:59 |
Logan_ | sudormrf: I mean, it can often be wrong on my Precise servers, so I'll lean toward it just being inaccurate | 20:59 |
Superdawg | pepee: maybe. I still need the package. Would probably explain why I can only find up to a certain point. | 21:00 |
bob\ | oh now terminal works. thanks everbody for putting up with my nubishness | 21:00 |
Superdawg | pepee: Unfortunately, I have some pcie flash here that don't have any drivers for recent kernels newer than 3.8 on anything other than ubuntu 13.04 | 21:01 |
Superdawg | I take that back They now have one for 13.10 | 21:01 |
pepee | Superdawg, did you search for updates in google? | 21:01 |
ademoglu_ | guys are there anyone like me mouse pointer mistake ? my mouse pointer blinks perpetual on ubuntu 14.04 | 21:02 |
pepee | ah | 21:02 |
Superdawg | pepee: proprietary driver. Wish I could just take it into my debian wheezy environment, but that's all they support on the deb side of things. | 21:02 |
pepee | brand and model? | 21:02 |
Logan_ | _graingert: I'd keep it, to play it safe | 21:02 |
pepee | Superdawg, ^ | 21:03 |
ademoglu_ | sorry my poor english | 21:03 |
_graingert | Logan_, I apt-got installed it | 21:03 |
Superdawg | ocz z-drive rm88 | 21:03 |
_graingert | Logan_, so it's marked as manually installed | 21:03 |
Logan_ | _graingert: and was there a reason why you installed it? | 21:03 |
_graingert | Logan_, linux-image-generic | 21:03 |
_graingert | Logan_, to mark it as manaully installed so aptitude doesn't remove it | 21:04 |
Superdawg | pepee: They just recently started shipping with dkms for their driver, so it's not quite as fragile when a kernel rev changes, but they don't want to support anything other than rhel, sles and ubuntu on the linux side. | 21:04 |
Logan_ | _graingert: cool - you can just do: sudo apt-mark manual linux-image-generic | 21:04 |
Logan_ | _graingert: (and the opposite for auto) | 21:04 |
_graingert | Logan_, could do | 21:04 |
pepee | Superdawg, is not like the distros are too different | 21:04 |
pepee | you can adapt one package to another distro easily | 21:05 |
codephobic | Logan_, ok, I've submitted as much detail as I can think of. | 21:05 |
Logan_ | codephobic: sweet - link me to the bug? | 21:05 |
codephobic | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/1311881 | 21:06 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1311881 in xorg (Ubuntu) "dual screen ubuntu 14.04, second screen only partially displaying desktop" [Undecided,New] | 21:06 |
Superdawg | I might be able to do that with their 13.10 driver, since my debian wheezy kernels are 3.9 and 3.10, so they likely have the changes necessary to support that. | 21:06 |
Superdawg | But otherwise, I wouldn't necessarily be able to use the driver intended for 3.8 with the 3.9/3.10 kernels. | 21:06 |
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codephobic | Logan_, seems to be an error with my graphics card driver ... on first look. | 21:06 |
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dlam | is there a limit on the number of sub-directories or links in a directory? | 21:07 |
Logan_ | codephobic: aha | 21:07 |
dlam | like when i do `ls -l | wc -l` it shows 64002 | 21:07 |
ThisBetterNotBeR | Ok guys. Quick question. I installed Ubuntu onto my system custom, but it does seem to have installed GRUB to the HDD. Is there a way I can do that? | 21:07 |
dlam | (losta files/links :O) | 21:07 |
reisio | !bootrepair | 21:08 |
reisio | awe | 21:08 |
bekks | ThisBetterNotBeR: "onto my system custom" means "I installed onto hdd", right? | 21:08 |
codephobic | Logan_, should I attempt to reinstall fglrx? | 21:08 |
Beldar | ThisBetterNotBeR, Did you use a usb, and ubuntu will boot with it plugged in? | 21:08 |
Logan_ | codephobic: yes | 21:08 |
Pessimist | ThisBetterNotBeR, google 'bootrepair ubuntu' | 21:08 |
ThisBetterNotBeR | bekks: I installed / to my SSD and /home to my 1TB HDD | 21:08 |
ThisBetterNotBeR | just want to ensure grub gets installed to the SSD | 21:08 |
codephobic | Logan_, any thorough guides I could use? (don't want to screw it up - got a lot of Game of Thrones to catch up on!) | 21:09 |
bekks | ThisBetterNotBeR: Then install it to the SSD using grub-install | 21:09 |
ThisBetterNotBeR | how do I get a list of possible install devices? | 21:09 |
Logan_ | codephobic: $ sudo apt-get install pastebinit && dpkg -s fglrx | pastebinit | 21:10 |
bekks | ThisBetterNotBeR: possible devices: your ssd, your hdd. | 21:10 |
codephobic | Logan_, I got this error before the rest of the command ran: "no talloc stackframe at ../source3/param/loadparm.c:4864, leaking memory" | 21:11 |
Jordan_U | ThisBetterNotBeR: Can you boot your installed Ubuntu system? | 21:12 |
Logan_ | codephobic: oh dear | 21:12 |
codephobic | Logan_, http://paste.ubuntu.com/7317631/ << pastebin of the output | 21:12 |
trism | codephobic: that is bug 1257186 | 21:12 |
ubottu | bug 1257186 in samba "memory leakage messages " [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1257186 | 21:12 |
codephobic | "oh dear" isn't encouraging :( | 21:12 |
jseutter | :) | 21:13 |
codephobic | trism, hmm ... so I have other bugs to deal with besides the display/fglrx issue? | 21:13 |
codephobic | :( | 21:13 |
Logan_ | codephobic: it seems to be installed properly. hmm. | 21:13 |
Logan_ | anyone good with video who can help codephobic further with Bug 1311881? :P | 21:14 |
ubottu | bug 1311881 in xorg (Ubuntu) "dual screen ubuntu 14.04, second screen only partially displaying desktop" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1311881 | 21:14 |
codephobic | Logan_, so should I just restart and see if it works? | 21:14 |
xangua | my keyboard layout reset to english everytime I log in even when my language settings is set to spanish and keyboard indicator shows spanish as current. It seems to work fine on lighdm, any help on this issue? | 21:14 |
Logan_ | codephobic: ah yes, the classic turning it off and on again | 21:14 |
iason | Hi | 21:14 |
Logan_ | codephobic: I guess it can't hurt :P | 21:14 |
codephobic | Logan_, it's the pinnacle of my tech savviness. | 21:14 |
iason | Anyone running cinnamon? | 21:15 |
codephobic | hmm, the other terminal window is still spitting out error reports from the ubuntu-bug command I ran earlier. | 21:15 |
k1l_ | !info cinnamon iason | 21:15 |
ubottu | 'iason' is not a valid distribution: extras, kubuntu-backports, kubuntu-experimental, kubuntu-updates, lucid, lucid-backports, lucid-proposed, partner, precise, precise-backports, precise-proposed, quantal, quantal-backports, quantal-proposed, raring, raring-backports, raring-proposed, saucy, saucy-backports, saucy-proposed, stable, testing, trusty, trusty-backports, trusty-proposed, unstable | 21:15 |
reisio | iason: yes, some ones run cinnamon | 21:15 |
k1l_ | !info cinnamon | iason | 21:15 |
ubottu | iason: Package cinnamon does not exist in trusty | 21:15 |
codephobic | anyway, back in ... well, if nothing goes too wrong, a minute... rebooting. | 21:16 |
k1l_ | iason: cinnamon got removed from 1404 and debian. | 21:16 |
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Beldar | !info mate | 21:19 |
ubottu | Package mate does not exist in trusty | 21:19 |
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reisio | 's'probably mate-desktop | 21:19 |
brainwash | !info mate-desktop | 21:19 |
ubottu | mate-desktop (source: mate-desktop): Library with common API for various MATE modules. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.6.2-1 (trusty), package size 17 kB, installed size 95 kB | 21:19 |
reisio | but just use Xfce if you want something resembling old GNOME | 21:19 |
pepee | Superdawg, try installing the .deb in trusty, I suppose it should work | 21:19 |
trism | yes but not useful without mate-session | 21:19 |
Beldar | reisio, yeah, thanks. | 21:20 |
brainwash | mate-session missing? | 21:20 |
clue_h | can you get mate with an ubuntu iso? like debian does with other de | 21:20 |
kostkon | clue_h, nope | 21:20 |
trism | brainwash: it didn't land in debian until after freeze (just a couple days ago actually) | 21:20 |
brainwash | wow, that's bad | 21:20 |
brainwash | so hopefully soon in backports | 21:21 |
Superdawg | pepee: Depends on what they rely on in the kernel. Lot of things have changed that could potentially affect it. | 21:22 |
degas | prova | 21:22 |
pepee | Superdawg, try it from a live USB? | 21:22 |
degas | hello | 21:23 |
xangua | my keyboard layout reset to english everytime I log in even when my language settings is set to spanish and keyboard indicator shows spanish as current. It seems to work fine on lighdm, any help on this issue? Using Ubuntu 14.04 | 21:23 |
Superdawg | pepee: The issue at hand isn't necessarily the driver. I have raring implemented into a test infrastructure that is used at times by developers. I now need to update that to saucy, at the least. I'm just looking to get the kernel debug symbols installed so we can use systemtap right now. | 21:24 |
degas | i'm using ubuntu 14.04 too | 21:24 |
degas | all work well | 21:24 |
hemant_i3wm | Hi, I am using ubuntu 14.04 on mac air, nvidia, I cannot connect to second monitor, using i3wm | 21:25 |
degas | and xfce is very fast | 21:25 |
__OpenGL__ | ive mistakenly upgraded from 12.04 to 14.04 with x-swat ppa enabled. is there any way to fix this? | 21:25 |
codephobic | didn't work :( | 21:25 |
pepee | Superdawg, ahh, I see | 21:25 |
Pessimist | __OpenGL__, fix what? | 21:25 |
codephobic | tried Catalyst ... funny thing is if I set the display to "upside down" then the resolution of the desktop fits properly. | 21:25 |
codephobic | but then both screens flicker a lot. | 21:26 |
__OpenGL__ | Pessimist, when I hot plug a monitor graphics becomes glitchy and only way to fix is power cycle or drop to a term and kill Xorg | 21:26 |
codephobic | I think this is a graphics driver problem, not sure though. | 21:26 |
Superdawg | pepee: I did find newer debug kernels however here: http://ddebs.ubuntu.com/pool/main/l/linux-lts-raring/ | 21:26 |
trism | xangua: there is a workaround here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/362973/keyboard-layout-switches-to-english-each-time-i-reboot bug 1242636 that nobody really looked at | 21:26 |
ubottu | bug 1242636 in Indicator keyboard "Keyboard layout switched back to English after each boot (after login)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1242636 | 21:26 |
Superdawg | Just need to get it integrated to my deployment to see if I can get them installed. | 21:26 |
__OpenGL__ | Pessimist, when I say glitchy I mean flickers a lot | 21:26 |
sudormrf | is there a utility that can show you a pie chart of your used/free space on hard drives in your system via a web interface? | 21:28 |
adamcunnington | Hi, i upgraded from 12.04 to 14.04 yesterday. The upgrade process advised me that all my PPAs were disabled but that I could re-enable them after. I have gone into software centre and software sources and ticked all the disabled PPAs. However, when i update and upgrade, almost all of them are skipped. Why is this? | 21:28 |
qin | sudormrf: Disk Usage Analizer | 21:28 |
sudormrf | qin, thanks :) | 21:28 |
avis | i just installed ubuntu 14.04 and cannot see anything other than a url in my chromium browser search entries | 21:29 |
avis | firefox works fine | 21:29 |
qin | sudormrf: df seems more effective in console | 21:29 |
brainwash | adamcunnington: do those PPAs support 14.04? | 21:29 |
codephobic | Logan_, any more ideas/suggestions? | 21:29 |
sudormrf | qin, would like it to be displayed on a web page | 21:29 |
adamcunnington | brainwash: ah, that would be it? would 14.04 likely be a separate PPA - i know that | 21:29 |
adamcunnington | that's at the discretion of the PPA maintainer but is that a normal thing to do? | 21:29 |
Logan_ | codephobic: not at the moment, no :/ | 21:29 |
qin | sudormrf: oh, gnuplot? | 21:30 |
xangua | trism: I also notice something curious, changed to Numix icon theme and the keyboard indicator is greyed out for spanish, german, italian or any other layout except for english http://i.imgur.com/XHOCqgY.png | 21:30 |
codephobic | oh well :( | 21:30 |
sudormrf | qin, is gnuplot not a CLI tool? | 21:30 |
chro | hi | 21:30 |
__OpenGL__ | is there some way I can confirm im using ubuntu supplied/supported x/graphics driver? | 21:30 |
codephobic | anyone else having dual monitor problems using ATI Radeon HD 6670 graphics card? | 21:31 |
chro | when I list installed packages sorted by size ( dpkg-query -W -f='${Installed-Size;8} ${Package}\n' | sort -n ) | 21:31 |
Pessimist | __OpenGL__, glxinfo | grep OpenGL will usually tell you if you are using X edgers | 21:31 |
qin | sudormrf: kind of, it is plotting utility, so you would have to feed with data from df i.e. | 21:31 |
chro | I get stuff like this: linux-image-3.2.0-31-generic | 21:31 |
chro | can I safely remove that? | 21:31 |
trism | xangua: might just be a bug in the theme, they look like they are still selectable | 21:31 |
chro | I have for versions 3.2, 3.5, 3.8, 3.11 | 21:31 |
Pessimist | __OpenGL__, the version string | 21:32 |
Logan_ | chro: if you have a newer kernel installed, yeah | 21:32 |
k1l_ | sudormrf: i think most monitor tools can do that | 21:32 |
xangua | trism: sure they are, they are just greyed out but select them and work | 21:32 |
__OpenGL__ | Pessimist, http://pastebin.com/CNPmsdLd | 21:32 |
chro | why isn't this removed automatically | 21:32 |
Logan_ | chro: they are in newer versions of Ubuntu - which are you running? | 21:32 |
chro | I'm running 13.10 | 21:33 |
Logan_ | chro: hmm, I believe we do that in 13.10 as well, but not retroactively for really old kernels | 21:33 |
Logan_ | chro: also, you should upgrade :) | 21:33 |
Pessimist | __OpenGL__, so you don't have the bleeding edge drivers like you see. I'm running a up-to-date 14.04 and I get the same version string | 21:33 |
zykotick9 | chro: not sure what you're doing, but you might be interested in dpigs, which is included with the debian-goodies package, for finding the size of large packages | 21:33 |
k1l_ | chro: "sudo apt-get remove --purge $(dpkg -l 'linux-*' | sed '/^ii/!d;/'"$(uname -r | sed "s/\(.*\)-\([^0-9]\+\)/\1/")"'/d;s/^[^ ]* [^ ]* \([^ ]*\).*/\1/;/[0-9]/!d')" | 21:33 |
chro | yes, that's why I want to get rid of this packages, to have enough space free to upgrade | 21:34 |
k1l_ | that removes all old kernels | 21:34 |
sudormrf | k1l_, hmm. | 21:34 |
chro | is that command safe? | 21:34 |
Logan_ | k11_: I'm not a huge fan of those long and complex commands unless I totally know what they're doing :P | 21:34 |
__OpenGL__ | Pessimist, thanks, looks like ive succesfully removed it then | 21:34 |
clue_h | or you can apt-get remove the kernel header and kernel image by name | 21:34 |
codephobic | Logan_, I've just made a "break through" ... or rather, I did something stupid and I learned something more about this "glitch". | 21:35 |
sudormrf | k1l_, does munin or cacti do pie charts? in my experience with cacti it doesn't do pie charts | 21:35 |
Logan_ | codephobic: now you've got me on the edge of my seat :) | 21:35 |
codephobic | I logged in as a guest and both screens worked fine! :D | 21:35 |
Logan_ | so there's a configuration issue with your account? | 21:35 |
codephobic | but then I returned to this session and :( | 21:35 |
codephobic | yep | 21:35 |
k1l_ | chro: yes. but you are free to run "dpkg -l | grep linux-image" to list them manually and then remove them | 21:35 |
codephobic | seems like it. | 21:35 |
Logan_ | hmm. | 21:35 |
codephobic | now I just need to figure out what I have to do. | 21:35 |
k1l_ | sudormrf: i am not aware if there is a setting for pie charts | 21:35 |
Logan_ | codephobic: that should've been one of my troubleshooting steps :P | 21:36 |
__OpenGL__ | my show stopping issue with 14.04 on this upgrade is that when I hot plug monitors (via the docking station) graphical interface becomes unusable, repeated, glitched and flickery. only way to restore it is kill Xorg or usually reboot | 21:36 |
sudormrf | k1l_, thanks :) | 21:36 |
chro | thanks k11_, I will do that | 21:36 |
__OpenGL__ | i thought it could be caused by mistakenly forgetting to remove x-swat | 21:36 |
codephobic | Logan_, no worries, we tried the reboot ... that's basically all the troubleshooting I do. | 21:36 |
Pessimist | __OpenGL__, you can try them out and check if it fixes the problem. After that you usually thoroughly check if everything's OK in your setup and then after some time you look up the bugzillas of intel X driver or the kernel part (you have to find it yourself) | 21:36 |
codephobic | I just need to figure out why I have a "black window" obscuring 4/5ths of my second monitor .. | 21:37 |
__OpenGL__ | Pessimist, try what out? | 21:38 |
codephobic | is there any settings I could copy over from another / guest account that might affect this? | 21:38 |
codephobic | hmm and should I be worried about "no talloc stackframe at ../source3/param/loadparm.c:4864, leaking memory"? | 21:38 |
chro | Package 'linux-image-3.0.0-12-generic' is not installed, so not removed <- I think dpkg -l | grep linux-image also shows some packages that are not installed. | 21:39 |
codephobic | btw how do I restart nautilus - maybe that could kick the thing into order? | 21:39 |
zykotick9 | chro: if you see rc, that means the package was uninstalled, but not purged, so config files are still hanging around | 21:39 |
chro | oh ok! | 21:39 |
chro | I see rc there yes | 21:39 |
__OpenGL__ | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/1301398 this is the issue i see | 21:40 |
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ubottu | Launchpad bug 1301398 in xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu) "[Apple Inc. MacBookPro9,2] dual head broken in 14.04" [Undecided,New] | 21:40 |
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gQuigs | anyone know of a site like this: http://amirunningxp.com/ except that points you to download ubunut? | 21:42 |
kiilo | hi - empathy IRC doesnt work for me 14.04 LTS ... | 21:43 |
kiilo | uodated 12.04 to 14.04 recently | 21:44 |
kostkon | kiilo, what's the problem exactly | 21:44 |
kiilo | it says "Diconnected - Status is set to offline" | 21:45 |
kostkon | kiilo, is telepathy-idle already installed? give apt-cache policy telepathy-idle | 21:45 |
kiilo | but its set to connect and empathy is set to available | 21:46 |
kiilo | installed 0.2.0-1 | 21:46 |
sigint88 | any cool things happening with Trusty Tahr? | 21:47 |
xangua | !info account-plugin-irc | kiilo is it installed? | 21:47 |
kiilo | @kostkon i checked that | 21:47 |
ubottu | kiilo is it installed?: account-plugin-irc (source: empathy): Messaging account plugin for IRC. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.8.6-0ubuntu9 (trusty), package size 8 kB, installed size 941 kB | 21:47 |
kostkon | kiilo, you could try removing that irc account and re-adding it | 21:47 |
kiilo | yep too - i tried all that | 21:47 |
kostkon | kiilo, what does it say in the accounts window | 21:48 |
kiilo | ah | 21:48 |
kostkon | xangua, good one | 21:48 |
kiilo | moment | 21:48 |
skinux | How do we install patch to SDL? | 21:48 |
kostkon | kiilo, where did you setup the account. in empathy or in ubuntu accounts? | 21:49 |
Hsic | hi to all! i've a stranger problem | 21:49 |
kiilo | http://paste.ubuntu.com/7317848/ | 21:49 |
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whoever | Hsic: hi how strange | 21:50 |
kiilo | i may have a version clash | 21:50 |
Hsic | i've tryed ubuntu 10.4 and xubuntu 14.4 | 21:50 |
kostkon | kiilo, oh you are using the gnome3 ppa | 21:50 |
kiilo | yep thats it maybe | 21:50 |
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kostkon | kiilo, check where empathy is coming from too | 21:50 |
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Hsic | on the installer wizard i didnt find the option to install behind windows | 21:50 |
Hsic | only rewrite or manual setting.. | 21:51 |
kiilo | http://paste.ubuntu.com/7317871/ here | 21:51 |
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whoever | Hsic: i don't thiank that is an option | 21:51 |
Hsic | on 10.4 on the first time the option was present, but give me an error :( and show me the manual mode... | 21:51 |
Hsic | in the manual mode if i add a partition the exist ntfs is resetted... | 21:52 |
Hsic | i quit the wizard :( i didnt know how to do | 21:52 |
kiilo | ok will update empathy and report back | 21:52 |
whoever | Hsic: you install it to a partion , and then your asked where you want to install grub/the boot loader, and that is where you pick the partion that windows is on | 21:52 |
Hsic | yes but if i add new partition the ntfs is not resized but is resetted on free space :( | 21:53 |
Hsic | on other pc i select install ubuntu next widnows | 21:54 |
Beldar | Hsic, pastebin the info from running sudo fdisk -l | 21:54 |
whoever | Hsic: you need to alocate your windows partion ahead of time , leave enough room on the other partion for linux | 21:54 |
Hsic | whoever: the first time the wizard installer give me this... autoresize and auto install partition, but this failed :( | 21:55 |
Hsic | now i didnt find this option when i try to install xubuntu 14.4 | 21:55 |
orbisvicis | can I make changes to the initramfs from within busybox ? | 21:55 |
Hsic | hdd is 160gb all in ntfs | 21:55 |
deb | is the new ubuntu release now safe to install? | 21:56 |
codephobic | Logan_, don't have a clue how but ... it's fixed | 21:56 |
orbisvicis | i mean, persistent changes. | 21:56 |
Logan_ | hooray! | 21:56 |
k1l_ | deb: yes | 21:56 |
codephobic | Logan_, logged into another user, then logged out, then logged back into this and ... it's all good, again. | 21:56 |
orbisvicis | Otherwise, how can I boot from the recovery shell after having made the necessary changes ? | 21:56 |
codephobic | :) | 21:56 |
whoever | Hsic: you should install windows first, and make 2 logical partions at that time, install windows to one of them, then boot the ubuntu installer, and install linux to the other, when asked where to install the boot loader pick the partion with windows on it | 21:57 |
kiilo | hey thanks alot i think that was it ... | 21:57 |
Hsic | windows xp is arleady installed | 21:57 |
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codephobic | hopefully it stays ... "fixed". | 21:57 |
whoever | Hsic: and how big are the two partions | 21:57 |
nf7 | How do I completely remove an application from my system? I used 'sudo apt-get remove emacs', and it seemed to go through, but when I type 'emacs' in the terminal, the program still launches! wtf!!11 | 21:58 |
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Hsic | pc: 160gb hdd with windows xp, one partiton in ntfs | 21:58 |
codephobic | thanks :) | 21:58 |
__OpenGL__ | hmm been digging some more re my dual head hot plug issue | 21:59 |
codephobic | best be off now ... there's a dwarf, whose fate I've got to see ... | 21:59 |
__OpenGL__ | no errors in dmesg or logs that I can see | 21:59 |
whoever | nf7: sudo apt-get remove <app name> | 21:59 |
__OpenGL__ | works fine if xorg is killed after they hot plugged or hot unplugged | 21:59 |
nf7 | whoever: Yes, like I said, it doesn't seem to work. Is there another way? | 21:59 |
Hsic | the first time that i've booted ubuntu 10.4 installer cd, i selected: install ubuntu near windows (autoresize ntfs: 60gb, other in ext3), but the tool failed and installed aborted... | 21:59 |
trism | nf7: emacs is only the meta package, you need to remove the versioned one, emacs24 perhaps | 21:59 |
nf7 | trism: Let me try that. | 22:00 |
whoever | Hsic: so you have two partions, each 140gb? | 22:00 |
__OpenGL__ | if I change settings in display settings, for example move a monitor up or down and hit apply my video breaks and I must kill xorg to fix it | 22:00 |
Hsic | ONE ntfs Partition 160gb (the size of the hdd) with windows xp | 22:00 |
whoever | nf7: find the application in the software center, and click the remove button | 22:00 |
nf7 | trism: That seems to have worked! Is there a way I can search my system for "emacs" to see if I need to remove any other packages? | 22:00 |
nf7 | whoever: My installation doesn't have a GUI, it's commandline only. | 22:00 |
trism | nf7: you can also check out: dpkg -l '*emacs*'; to see what is installed | 22:00 |
nf7 | whoever: I figured it out though, thanks for the suggestions | 22:01 |
trism | nf7: might want to grep that for ^ii since you may see ones with rc which aren't installed | 22:01 |
Joel | is there a way to say do an apt-get update on a specific repo? | 22:02 |
OerHeks | Joel, why only one repo ? | 22:04 |
Hsic | whoever: help | 22:04 |
__OpenGL__ | ok ive managed to fix my hot monitor hot plug issue | 22:04 |
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__OpenGL__ | it seems to have been caused by having texture compression enabled in ccsm | 22:05 |
kiilo-2 | mmmh - meeh still "Disconnected - Status is set to offline" - is there a log file? | 22:05 |
Joel | OerHeks, because I only want to update packages in the one repo. | 22:05 |
iason | can anyone who has cinnamon installed tell me how to use the A11y Mousewheeel zoom feature? | 22:06 |
liquid_heart | how to unlock my hard drive which is locked...ata security ...input/output error | 22:06 |
whoever | Hsic where are you stuck | 22:06 |
zykotick9 | kiilo-2: have you considered using a _real_ irc client, for irc? rather then an IM client? | 22:06 |
kiilo-2 | yes im using real xchat now | 22:06 |
liquid_heart | any malaysians | 22:06 |
kiilo-2 | but its an regression ... from 12.04 at least here | 22:07 |
kiilo-2 | kind of | 22:07 |
Hsic | whoever: why the installer dont give me the option: install ubuntu near windows | 22:07 |
OerHeks | Hsic maybe because you have 4 primairy partitions already? | 22:07 |
kiilo-2 | but i have to check ... the versions are ok - a good hint at least | 22:08 |
whoever | Hsic: i never noticed that option , and have always done it this way since red had 6 | 22:08 |
OerHeks | Joel, i don'tknow of a way to update one repo only, sorry | 22:08 |
whoever | Hsic: does this link help, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot | 22:08 |
Joel | OerHeks, it can be done, it's just a hassle to disable sources, apt-cache update, etc. | 22:09 |
whoever | Hsic: it looks like that lik is telling you what I am | 22:09 |
Hsic | whoever: Automatic partition resizing is failed the first time :( on xubuntu 14.4 i didn't find the optoon | 22:09 |
OerHeks | Hsic, hold on, xp on Sata hdd? then your hdd controller is set in the bios to IDE, not AHCI? | 22:09 |
Hsic | is a very old laptop 2006 with IDE mini hdd | 22:10 |
whoever | Hsic: i theink you may be partitiong the wrong thing ie your tring to partion a drive and it is failing, but if it is a partiotion it should work fine | 22:10 |
Hsic | whoever: the resize option fail :( | 22:11 |
whoever | Hsic: you may even need to reburn your disc at a slower speed | 22:11 |
OerHeks | Hsic delete XP, it is useless anyway | 22:11 |
whoever | and try again | 22:11 |
whoever | Hsic: you shouldi't pin your hopes on auto resize | 22:11 |
Hsic | OerHeks: its need beacuse is istalled a software for my work... with license etc etc.. i would to install ubuntu and leave untouched xp | 22:12 |
Hsic | whoever: i've used an original from CANONICAL ubuntu 10.4 cd :S | 22:12 |
whoever | Hsic: you could just run it in a vm inside ubuntu | 22:13 |
Hsic | whoever: give me detail :) how i can do this? | 22:13 |
whoever | Hsic: how big is your second partition | 22:14 |
Hsic | whoever: i didnt have a second partition :( only one with 160gb the same size of the hdd | 22:14 |
whoever | Hsic: there is your problem , you need 2 | 22:15 |
Hsic | whoever: exact but if i try to resize give me error... | 22:15 |
Hsic | :( | 22:15 |
whoever | Hsic: go to xp and resiize it to 100 , then youll have about 50 on the othere | 22:15 |
energizer | is it possible to change the colors of pdfs to dark for reading in dark rooms? | 22:16 |
whoever | then install ubuntu to the 50 gb partition with autoformat | 22:16 |
whoever | then you may need to burn a new disc to get it done | 22:16 |
Hsic | whoever: with xp is impossible to resize partition? | 22:17 |
whoever | schlaftier: control panel, mangae drives then click on c and resiz, freeup space , that option should be there aFaik | 22:18 |
trism | Joel: http://askubuntu.com/questions/65245/apt-get-update-only-for-a-specific-repository | 22:18 |
whoever | if not you will need to use something like gparted.iso to do that for you | 22:18 |
Hsic | whoever: well if i try in live mode and resize with gparted? | 22:19 |
ElixirVitae | Hello. | 22:19 |
ElixirVitae | I am using 12.04 and with either Firefox or chromium, I have problems playing youtube videos. | 22:19 |
ElixirVitae | Not just a flash issue, as I am in html5 trial for youtube and it still doesn't work. | 22:20 |
ElixirVitae | I was suggested pepper, but I don't think that would have any effect on html5 not working. | 22:20 |
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ElixirVitae | Anyone know any way to amend the situation? | 22:21 |
tgm4883 | ElixirVitae: what does problems mean? Did you verify that the youtube video was actually HTML5 (I don't think all are yet) | 22:21 |
whoever | Hsic: gparted is a seperate live iso | 22:21 |
ElixirVitae | I checked a few videos, but I suppose some of them were html5. | 22:21 |
ElixirVitae | How do check anyhow? | 22:22 |
ElixirVitae | *+I | 22:22 |
kostkon | ElixirVitae, right click on the video | 22:22 |
Hsic | whoever: this? http://gparted.org/download.php | 22:22 |
tgm4883 | ElixirVitae: I suppose that would depend on what you mean by they don't work. Right clicking a html5 video on youtube produces a different menu | 22:22 |
tgm4883 | ElixirVitae: here is an html5 video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpkPNgfl7jE | 22:23 |
ElixirVitae | https://medium.com/info-sec/cb9ad1292ea3 | 22:23 |
ElixirVitae | ^ I have found something like this, debating whether google is trying to cripple Firefox | 22:23 |
tgm4883 | ElixirVitae: uh, you said it doesn't work in chromium either | 22:24 |
garbage_ | hello | 22:24 |
ElixirVitae | I did say that, but I didn't try in chromium with html5, only flash. | 22:24 |
ElixirVitae | Also, that link also doesn't work, it even loads annotations, then it is all ants. | 22:24 |
Noiro | Can someone help me with nvidia drivers? I'm trying to reorient my dual screens properly with the nvidia GUI, but every time I hit 'apply' it closes out of the program | 22:25 |
whoever | Hsic: yep | 22:25 |
tgm4883 | ElixirVitae: ants? | 22:25 |
Hsic | whoever: thanks a lot, tomorrow i try the gparted live :) thanks | 22:25 |
ElixirVitae | That standart static screen, tgm4883 | 22:25 |
Noiro | it thinks one screen is on the wrong side of the other and it's really messing with me. | 22:25 |
tgm4883 | ElixirVitae: ah snow | 22:25 |
tgm4883 | ElixirVitae: and you get that in firefox too? | 22:26 |
ElixirVitae | Yeah. | 22:26 |
whoever | Hsic: so then try to install ubuntu to your new partition | 22:26 |
tgm4883 | ElixirVitae: that link works for me in firefox | 22:26 |
ElixirVitae | Hmm. | 22:26 |
Hsic | whoever: (Y) | 22:27 |
whoever | Hsic: for what its worth, do you kow ms quit supporting xp | 22:27 |
ElixirVitae | I don't think it is related to my scripts(closed them anyhow), or add-ons. | 22:27 |
Noiro | helloooo | 22:27 |
Joel | trism, nice,t hanks. | 22:27 |
ElixirVitae | I should test for a more bit, but for now, I begrudgingly use chrome for my youtube needs, it seems. | 22:28 |
ElixirVitae | Oh well. | 22:28 |
whoever | Hsic: is your job just cheap , and don't want to get you windows 7 | 22:28 |
ki7rw | after upgrading to trusty, one machine keeps giving me this after executing apt-get update: http://pastebin.com/K36ahRyq -- not sure of what to do about it | 22:28 |
ElixirVitae | Thanks anyhow, tgm4883 | 22:28 |
trism | ki7rw: looks like you have two partner repos in your /etc/apt/sources.list, might delete one or pastebin so we can take a look | 22:29 |
kostkon | ki7rw, open your /etc/apt/sources.list file and remove the duplicate entries | 22:29 |
Hsic | whoever: yes, this is the reason that i want to install ubuntu near xp legacy | 22:29 |
ki7rw | can't find a duplicate entry | 22:29 |
whoever | Hsic: what do you do in xp that you need it for | 22:29 |
whoever | Hsic: you may not actually need it to dual boot | 22:31 |
Hsic | whoever: xp is the only that support an software that program a legacy hardware over lpt | 22:31 |
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Hsic | whoever: with ubuntu i can surf on the internet safly | 22:31 |
whoever | Hsic: run it in virtualbox inside ubuntu | 22:31 |
Hsic | and windows for my work | 22:31 |
Hsic | whoever: how i do this with virtaulbox | 22:32 |
Hsic | ? | 22:32 |
ki7rw | http://pastebin.com/YLAYmjWa | 22:32 |
whoever | inside ubuntu, go to software center and find virtualbox and install it | 22:32 |
Guest41062 | I forgot my password, and grub has stopped showing up after the update. How do I recover my password if grub isn't working, or grub without my password? | 22:33 |
Hsic | whoever: after?? | 22:33 |
whoever | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rt8wrKBKrt0 that should give you an diea | 22:33 |
whoever | idea | 22:33 |
brucevein | [jbd2/md2-8] is using 99% IO | 22:34 |
GTR | Guest41062: do you have your pass phrase | 22:34 |
brucevein | has anyone encountered this issue before | 22:34 |
Guest41062 | I am not even sure if I got one, so no. | 22:34 |
whoever | Hsic: are you gonna be around for a few hour , i gotta get to work sone , and will be back in a few hours | 22:34 |
GTR | Guest41062: is your home folder encrypted? | 22:34 |
Guest41062 | I don't think so, luckily. | 22:35 |
GTR | Guest41062: and do you have something important in there | 22:35 |
Guest41062 | My password would be very easy to brute force for sure. | 22:35 |
Guest41062 | No | 22:35 |
Guest41062 | Not really | 22:35 |
trism | ki7rw: hmm do you have one in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ ? | 22:35 |
Guest41062 | Well, I got my haskell stuff. | 22:35 |
Hsic | whoever: tnk for all | 22:35 |
Hsic | :) | 22:35 |
ki7rw | trism: i'll have to check | 22:36 |
GTR | Guest41062: I would reinstall if I were you and can`t you try brute force it yourself | 22:36 |
GTR | after all you made it | 22:36 |
rd_ | Alguém ai ta usando o ubuntu 14.04? | 22:37 |
Guest41062 | GTR: Well, I would suredly just use a rescue CD before I resort to that. | 22:37 |
Guest41062 | I was just wondering if there was a way without it. | 22:37 |
sabgenton | Is there a way to hide the menu in trusty? | 22:37 |
brandon__ | does anyone know why Ubuntu software center on gnome ubuntu 14.04 has light text on a white background? its nearly impossible to read | 22:37 |
whoever | under vertualbox new machine , set it hardrive fixed 60gb , let it create the hardrive, then you go to starge select the optical drive that has your xp disk, then in system advanded you set the cdrom drive to boot first, under network, select wired and in the drop down (it will usually end with OEM) select that, then when you start the virtualmachen you will be prompted to push anykey to boot from cd, do so and your off and running | 22:37 |
sabgenton | It hid by default in the last lts on my epc | 22:38 |
whoever | install as normal | 22:38 |
GTR | Guest41062: maybe there is do you have like 4gb flash | 22:38 |
Guest41062 | GTR: I mean without extra hardware. | 22:38 |
zykotick9 | !passwords | Guest41062 | 22:38 |
ubottu | Guest41062: Forgot your password? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword What's the root password? See !sudo. Don't see *** in password prompts? That's normal. Sudo doesn't ask for your password? It remembers you for several minutes. Please use strong passwords, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/StrongPasswords | 22:38 |
Guest41062 | I no how to do it with a thumb drive or CD. | 22:38 |
sabgenton | It's really anoying the menu bugs me enough on it's side | 22:38 |
sabgenton | !menu | 22:38 |
sabgenton | !global menu | 22:39 |
GTR | Guest41062: if you have free space you can install it there retrieve your files and delete the extra one | 22:39 |
sabgenton | :( | 22:39 |
brandon__ | anybody having this same issue? | 22:39 |
Guest41062 | I guess I was wondering if there was an "easy fix". I know the hard ones. | 22:40 |
brandon__ | Ubuntu software center on gnome ubuntu 14.04 has light text on a white background? its nearly impossible to read | 22:40 |
rd_ | someone is using UBUNTU 14.04 | 22:41 |
rd_ | ? | 22:41 |
GTR | brandon__: tried googling sounds like messed up css file or something | 22:41 |
trism | brandon__: like bug 1283634 ? | 22:41 |
brandon__ | thanks gtr | 22:41 |
ubottu | bug 1283634 in software-center (Ubuntu) "Text for selected applications in Ubuntu Software Center on Ubuntu Gnome is difficult to read" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1283634 | 22:41 |
ki7rw | trism: there was a duplicate entry in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/canonical_partner.list - i remarked the duplicate out but still have the problem | 22:41 |
brandon__ | trism, ive seen it report on launchpad, that's probably the one | 22:41 |
brandon__ | yup, that's it ubottu | 22:42 |
trism | ki7rw: you can just delete the file | 22:42 |
brandon__ | second problem, my monitor config won't save after reboot | 22:42 |
buMp | is 10gb enough to install ubuntu with no future problems? | 22:42 |
buMp | :) | 22:42 |
brandon__ | i have dual monitors, when i reboot the default screen is on the left, i want the right screen to be default | 22:42 |
rd_ | alguém pode ajudar? | 22:42 |
rd_ | someone can help me? | 22:42 |
GTR | buMp 10gb you have no problem | 22:42 |
veryhappy | rd_: if you talk in english, yes | 22:43 |
brandon__ | so i have to reconfigure after every reboot :( | 22:43 |
julio | hi | 22:43 |
buMp | GTR: thank you buddy ;) | 22:43 |
ki7rw | trism: deleting the file fixed the problem - thanks | 22:43 |
GTR | brandon__: you can use terminal to install things | 22:43 |
julio | whatsap guys | 22:43 |
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brandon__ | thanks GTR | 22:44 |
brandon__ | GTR, any idea about my dual monitor config? | 22:44 |
veryhappy | guys, my gnome3 seems to be broken and gdm as well, now i actually don't want to reinstall everything, is there any way i can reset everything without having to reinstall it? | 22:44 |
GTR | maybe | 22:44 |
veryhappy | perhaps you can also tell me if there's a possibility to set up if my personal folder is encrypted or not? | 22:44 |
brandon__ | veryhappy, did you make a backup? | 22:44 |
GTR | brandon__: I use second monitor right now [laptop with the original detached] | 22:44 |
kupo_ | How do I use PPA's if they all say 13.10 at latest | 22:45 |
veryhappy | brandon_: i got this netbook before a week, installed it last friday, i didn't make a backup since then... | 22:45 |
zykotick9 | kupo_: wait 'til the maintainer of the PPA update them... | 22:45 |
NecroByte | jkn | 22:45 |
brandon__ | veryhappy, how is it broken? what did you do before it broke? | 22:46 |
brandon__ | GTR, i'm on a desktop with 2 monitors. I use my right monitor as the primary. Whenever I reboot the monitors are flip flopped | 22:46 |
diecastarts | I know i shouldn't really ask for help with steam here but having a problem running any game.. but i think it maybe a problem with x11 can someone check out this pastebin and see if if you can point me to where or how to fix it??? http://pastebin.com/pRNmtQSu | 22:46 |
GTR | brandon__ have you tried system settings displays and you apply the settings there [it worked for me from the first time] | 22:47 |
veryhappy | brandon__: it's one of those "i don't know what i did before" situations, i think i installed a few packages before, but it would already help me, if there would be a way that i would just have to reset the settings or remove the applications and install them again in that way that everything can be set up again... | 22:47 |
veryhappy | even gdm and gnome | 22:47 |
brandon__ | GTR, yeah, i use that to re-arrange my monitors, but i have to do it after every reboot | 22:48 |
brandon__ | veryhappy, how exactly is it 'broken' | 22:48 |
brandon__ | what issue are you having | 22:48 |
julio | brandon__, i have a same situation, but a i think because the default config is a monitor in rigth side | 22:48 |
julio | sorry for my english jajaj | 22:49 |
veryhappy | gdm isn't showing my name anymore after i logged in once and want to login again after i logged out | 22:49 |
zykotick9 | veryhappy: if you can log in from a console (ctrl+alt+f1), can you check the ownership in your home directory "ls -l .Xauthority" is it owned by root or your user? | 22:49 |
julio | hola | 22:49 |
julio | como estan? | 22:49 |
zykotick9 | !es | julio | 22:50 |
ubottu | julio: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y presione intro. | 22:50 |
Gingineer | Hello! I just tried to install the OS along side Windows 7 and in the process something with grub or bootloader messed up. Now I am having to run off the live usb because windows wont fully load and Ubuntu isn't recognized. How do I fix this? | 22:50 |
veryhappy | zykotick9: hold on | 22:50 |
GTR | brandon__ check this out http://askubuntu.com/questions/194390/settings-for-multiple-monitors-are-not-stored | 22:51 |
veryhappy | zykotick9: it says -rw------- 1 ben ben | 22:51 |
brandon__ | thanks GTR , ill check out xrandr | 22:51 |
veryhappy | so it is owned by myself | 22:51 |
zykotick9 | veryhappy: ok, that's fine... guess it's something else. best of luck! | 22:51 |
julio | sorry | 22:51 |
veryhappy | well thanks... | 22:52 |
veryhappy | was that it then? | 22:52 |
kupo_ | Ok. just download most recent tar for qbittorrent. now how do i update wiht it? | 22:52 |
kupo_ | not too much of a ubuntu noob. but i am a dpkg noob | 22:52 |
AssociateX | Hello. How do I check which version of Ubuntu that I have installed? | 22:53 |
zykotick9 | kupo_: using ubuntu repo versions is recommended... you'd have to ask the qbittorrent people for support - if you want to compile latest... | 22:53 |
zykotick9 | AssociateX: "lsb_release -a" in terminal, is one way. | 22:53 |
daftykins | AssociateX: or cat /etc/issue | 22:53 |
helder | hi, new to the chat room | 22:53 |
kupo_ | no dpkg command to just load it up in folder? i have aolder version currently installed. | 22:53 |
veryhappy | ok, well then... i'm gonna reinstall ubuntu, i already saved my own files... do you recommend to encrypt my personal folder or not? doesn't it make more errors if i encrypt it? | 22:54 |
helder | someone can give me a tip please? | 22:54 |
kostkon | kupo_: they have a ppa, use that | 22:54 |
AssociateX | zykotick9, daftykins thank you. | 22:54 |
kupo_ | One more question. Using xubuntu and I put in a flahs usb drive so i could toss a file on there. i could not find any option to move files to it | 22:54 |
kupo_ | can only find 13.10 PPA. i'll look more newer one | 22:55 |
zykotick9 | veryhappy: i personally think "home folder encryption" is LAME. use full disk encryption, via-luks if you want security. | 22:55 |
GTR | microphone stream sent to speakers? someone had this problem | 22:55 |
veryhappy | zykotick9: i didn't use security before, i just want to be able to rescue my files when my system breaks | 22:56 |
veryhappy | i just thought about security because that is a netbook and that can be stolen quite fast. | 22:56 |
zykotick9 | veryhappy: if you use encryption, if something goes wrong, consider that data lost. Still want encryption? | 22:56 |
veryhappy | nope | 22:56 |
Tiller | I currently run a dual boot of Windows 7 and Ubuntu 13.10. Recently, whenever I have tried to log in to Ubuntu, my mouse cursor won't show up and I can't connect to the internet. Should I just download the new version of Ubuntu and install it over 13.10? | 22:56 |
veryhappy | zykotick9: thanks for that straight explanation | 22:57 |
zykotick9 | veryhappy: fyi, home folder encryption will break hibernation on netbooks (by default) | 22:57 |
veryhappy | oh crap | 22:57 |
veryhappy | sorrz | 22:57 |
veryhappy | sorry | 22:57 |
ademoglu | guys how can i see hidden files on ubuntu 14.04 ? | 22:57 |
zykotick9 | ademoglu: from terminal? "ls -a" | 22:58 |
nith1210 | ademoglu: in the gui, ctrl+h | 22:58 |
liso | today I started ubuntu and for some reason the network doesn't work.I have dual boot, so I switched to windows and network works fine. the connection of ubuntu is like always with dhcp, I changed nothing, it just stopped working. what can I do? | 22:58 |
ademoglu | thanks a lot | 22:58 |
zykotick9 | nith1210: s/gui/nautilus/ i believe ;) | 22:58 |
nith1210 | zykotick9: which is the default gui | 22:58 |
diecastarts | anyone have an idea why I be getting a badwindow error ??? | 22:59 |
zykotick9 | nith1210: natuilus is a file manager, NOT a gui ;) | 22:59 |
ademoglu | on ubuntu 14.04 i have mouse problem, are there anyone like me ? | 22:59 |
AssociateX | Ah, geez! I haven't upgraded for a while, I just noticed that I'm on Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS. Derp | 22:59 |
ne0 | hi | 22:59 |
jobarte | hi guys | 23:00 |
zykotick9 | AssociateX: i'd guess, the upgrade from 12.04 to 14.04 won't be offered, by default, until the first point release of 14.04.1 | 23:00 |
jobarte | is possible to create a historical data from nload command? | 23:00 |
veryhappy | another question: any revision control available for ubuntu system and /home? | 23:00 |
Tiller | I currently run a dual boot of Windows 7 and Ubuntu 13.10. Recently, whenever I have tried to log in to Ubuntu, my mouse cursor won't show up and I can't connect to the internet. Should I just download the new version of Ubuntu and install it over 13.10? | 23:00 |
kingplusplus | hello guys i need some help here... after upgrading from 13.04 to 14.04 xubuntu. I found a keyboard icon named ibus i guess. It has changed my UK keyboard to that of US how can i revert and remove the ibus because the preference options doesn't do anythong when i rightclick the icon on status trya | 23:00 |
AssociateX | zykotick9, how would I force it? | 23:02 |
kupo_ | 14.10 is going to be a unicorn | 23:02 |
kupo_ | how cute | 23:02 |
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zykotick9 | AssociateX: i'm not sure, but there _is_ a way... | 23:02 |
kupo_ | cool y ppa manager works now | 23:04 |
liso | today I started ubuntu and for some reason the network doesn't work.I have dual boot, so I switched to windows and network works fine. the connection of ubuntu is like always with dhcp, I changed nothing, it just stopped working. what can I do? | 23:04 |
AssociateX | zykotick9, thanks, I'll start looking on google. | 23:04 |
Kaye18 | Here some videos. I hope you like them! http://bitly.com/1gAh6Jy | 23:04 |
zykotick9 | AssociateX: s/google/duckduckgo|startpage/ would be my recommendation ;) | 23:04 |
veryhappy | is there any possibility i can manage my system with a "revision system" or like let's say snapshots? i'm using a netbook and i just want to be sure to have a functioning version of my system i can always go back to. | 23:06 |
kingplusplus | please can someone advise how to fix this problem? I upgraded from 13.04 to 14.04 but apache isn't working as nornal. It doesn't load files in /var/www/ rather it shows something different | 23:06 |
zykotick9 | veryhappy: that's a feature that makes ZFS (a non-gnu linux native) filesystem, really cool. it's like "system restore" (ala MS) at a file system level. for gnu/linux though, i'm not aware of such an option (though one might exist!) | 23:10 |
jobarte | is possible to create a historical data from nload command? | 23:11 |
veryhappy | zykotick9: a friend of mine showed me a video where as far as i remember someone used a hammer on 2 hard drives of a raid with zfs and the data were still complete :D | 23:13 |
zykotick9 | veryhappy: zfs is pretty cool, too bad it wasn't copyleft... | 23:14 |
veryhappy | hmmm | 23:14 |
kingplusplus | hello guys i have upgraded but localhost doesn't load It works anymore when i type it in browser | 23:14 |
AssociateX | zykotick9, found it, thanks | 23:14 |
AndChat278529 | @me | 23:15 |
zykotick9 | AssociateX: nice... good luck (you'll probably need it) | 23:15 |
veryhappy | zykotick9: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ZFS | 23:16 |
zykotick9 | veryhappy: ZFS will never be linux-native :( the fuse driver, or out-of-kernel-tree driver is... ahh... i wouldn't trust/use it... | 23:16 |
AndChat278529 | @kingplusplus more detail?? | 23:17 |
veryhappy | zykotick9: there gotta be a way | 23:17 |
ki7rw | i can't seem to get skype to install on trusty - neither 32 bit nor 64 bit | 23:18 |
veryhappy | like for users like me messing up their system due to all my things that i'm trying out | 23:18 |
ki7rw | googling hasn't turned up an answer yet | 23:18 |
zykotick9 | veryhappy: oh, i imageine there _is_ a way, but I wouldn't personally use it. if you want a stable (ie non-breaking system) you might consider a different distro?!?! | 23:18 |
luckst0rr | dont use zfs fuse, go with zfs on linux | 23:18 |
SteveH0 | I'm trying to rsync from one of my servers to another, but when I do, I get "Port 22: Connection refused". I can ssh from each system to the the other, and (obviously) can ping them. Can anyone suggest a way around this "thinko"? | 23:18 |
veryhappy | ki7rw: download the multiarch version skype-ubuntu-precise_4.2.0.13-1_i386 (http://www.skype.com/pt/download-skype/skype-for-linux/downloading/?type=ubuntu64) | 23:20 |
veryhappy | To install: right click > Open with Ubuntu Software Center > Install | 23:20 |
veryhappy | http://askubuntu.com/questions/450101/cant-install-skype-in-14-04-64-bit-solved | 23:20 |
berend | SteveH0: try -v to see if that gives more info. | 23:20 |
nith1210 | veryhappy: depending on what you're doing, chroot's might do what you want. It depends on what exactly you're "trying out". | 23:20 |
veryhappy | zykotick9: ubuntu is the best distribution that fits my needs | 23:20 |
ki7rw | veryhappy: i tried to install it with the ubuntu software center and got an error on multiarch also | 23:20 |
veryhappy | nith1210: well good idea.... | 23:21 |
veryhappy | but i'm sometimes breaking my system just by installing something for my actual system... strange | 23:21 |
veryhappy | then i'd need a revision control system or a snapshot | 23:21 |
zykotick9 | veryhappy: you'll have to "expect" breakages, and have backups... <- but if it suits you best? | 23:22 |
veryhappy | ki7rw: In Software & Updates set Download from: Main Server | 23:22 |
orbisvicis | im in a bit of a touch spot... only one vmlinuz/initrd and it is missing some libs (which I fixed in a fedora livecd) but now it is mot activating lvm volume groups. How do I fix this ? | 23:23 |
veryhappy | zykotick9: i just thought there'd be a way | 23:23 |
orbisvicis | *tough | 23:23 |
orbisvicis | if anyone knows what the lvm hook does, perhaps I can recreate that | 23:23 |
ryankrizan | Hello. I installed 14.04 fresh this afternoon, and promptly updated the OS, and installed gnome-shell via terminal. However LightDM doesn't even have the selector wheel to select Gnome instead of "Ubuntu" | 23:25 |
Daekdroom | !info gnome-session | 23:26 |
ubottu | gnome-session (source: gnome-session): GNOME Session Manager - GNOME 3 session. In component main, is optional. Version 3.9.90-0ubuntu12 (trusty), package size 10 kB, installed size 266 kB | 23:26 |
diecastarts | can someone please take a look at this.. having a problem running any game from steam. almost opens and getting a badwindow error from x11 here is the pastebin http://pastebin.com/pRNmtQSu | 23:26 |
Daekdroom | ryankrizan, I think you need the gnome-session package for it to appear in the login screen. | 23:26 |
ryankrizan | just installed. Trying now, be right back. | 23:27 |
ki7rw | veryhappy: can't get it to install - very strange since the other upgraded-to-trusty boxes are working ok with skype | 23:27 |
brucevein | argh | 23:27 |
brucevein | im pretty sure software raid is the culprit for my problems | 23:27 |
veryhappy | diecastarts: your program has a segmentation fault http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Segmentation_fault | 23:29 |
kowalski | reboot | 23:30 |
veryhappy | ki7rw: try this way http://www.enqlu.com/2014/03/how-to-install-skype-42-in-ubuntu-1404.html | 23:30 |
diecastarts | veryhappy, thanks reading up | 23:30 |
zykotick9 | diecastarts: sidenote - i know, i'm not alone, in never visiting pastebin.com, you might want to consider alternative paste sites in future, paste.ubuntu.com as one option | 23:30 |
ki7rw | veryhappy: already tried that | 23:30 |
irssiuser | want to dist-upgrade from 13.10 to 14.04LTS. downloaded & mounted loop iso | 23:31 |
bsutton | #asterisk-dev | 23:31 |
irssiuser | how do I do dist-upgrade from cdrom? | 23:31 |
kupo_ | you all stoked that 14.10 will be unicorn? | 23:31 |
zykotick9 | kupo_: non-support questions belong in #ubuntu-offtopic | 23:32 |
kupo_ | oh my bad | 23:32 |
veryhappy | ki7rw: download skype from the original site http://www.skype.com/en/ and open the file with ubuntu-software-center, maybe that helps | 23:33 |
diecastarts | ok well this wiki tell me what it is but no ways to fix it | 23:33 |
ki7rw | tried that also | 23:33 |
chedda1 | anybody know what utility allows you to use your keyboard/mouse across different systems? | 23:34 |
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diecastarts | So how do i fix a Segmentation_fault. | 23:36 |
diecastarts | seem odd all was working.. till i booted up and steam updated today. | 23:37 |
zykotick9 | diecastarts: you probably don't. use better software? | 23:37 |
diecastarts | if you no going to say something helpful then keep it to yourself please | 23:39 |
kiilo | @diecastarts probably hard to fix ... can you do a paste.http://paste.ubuntu.com | 23:41 |
* ki7rw just loves it when a distro upgrade breaks stuff | 23:41 | |
ki7rw | i'll just have to try a fresh install | 23:42 |
diecastarts | k I try to start a game again and make a new paste | 23:42 |
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kiilo | oki sorry i didnt see your paste | 23:42 |
diecastarts | Ok i think that is from the start of the running L4D2 http://paste.ubuntu.com/7318463/ | 23:46 |
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cccc---- | I'm compiling with make\gcc | 23:47 |
cccc---- | ./include/AESEngine.h:21:25: fatal error: openssl/aes.h: No such file or directory | 23:47 |
cccc---- | On debian I can compile this same library without issue any idea what package i need | 23:47 |
cccc---- | -this same source | 23:47 |
cccc---- | openssl has to be installed... | 23:48 |
cccc---- | yeah it is | 23:48 |
_irssiuser | how do I dist-upgrade from cdrom? | 23:48 |
kiilo | mmmh - "/home/diecastarts/.local/share/Steam/SteamApps/common/dota 2 beta/dota.sh: line 81:" - what is in line 81??? | 23:48 |
daftykins | _irssiuser: dist-upgrade doesn't have anything to do with upgrading version | 23:49 |
cccc---- | maybe i need lib-ssl-dev | 23:49 |
cccc---- | meh | 23:49 |
diecastarts | kiilo, will look.. but this happening to all games i run from steam | 23:49 |
cccc---- | yeah that worked sorry all | 23:49 |
zykotick9 | daftykins: well... sorta... | 23:49 |
_irssiuser | daftykins how do I upgrade from 13.10 to 14.04LTS using a cdrom? | 23:49 |
daftykins | _irssiuser: i think you need an alternate CD for that, standard desktop image won't work | 23:50 |
zykotick9 | _irssiuser: that is a better question! re: daftykins comment. | 23:50 |
daftykins | zykotick9: i should've qualified that further with 'distribution version' perhaps. | 23:50 |
_irssiuser | daftykins what iso image do I use | 23:50 |
zykotick9 | !dist-upgrade | 23:50 |
ubottu | A dist-upgrade will install new dependencies for packages already installed and may remove packages if they are no longer needed. This will not bring you to a new release of Ubuntu, see !upgrade if that is your intention. | 23:50 |
daftykins | _irssiuser: 'alternate' | 23:51 |
rww | !alternate | 23:51 |
ubottu | The alternate CD has been discontinued for the main Ubuntu distro, please use and report any bugs in the !LiveCD | 23:51 |
zykotick9 | _irssiuser: i believe, but could be wrong, that the regular dvd can now be used for the purpose you want -- but certainly don't know how. downloading is certainly the easiest. | 23:51 |
zykotick9 | rww: thanks for the confirmation ;) | 23:52 |
_irssiuser | daftykins I burned a regular dvd of amd64 desktop Ubuntu 14.04 LTS | 23:52 |
daftykins | ah ok, my friends 12.04 install did ask if it should use the 14.04 Live image as an upgrade source | 23:52 |
veryhappy | chedda1: synergy | 23:52 |
daftykins | _irssiuser: ok so just boot in to 13.10, insert the DVD then you'll get prompted to use it as a software update source | 23:53 |
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chedda1 | @veryhappy thank you! | 23:53 |
veryhappy | chedda1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynergyHowto | 23:53 |
chedda1 | thank you sir! | 23:53 |
diecastarts | kiilo, here i cannot find out how to get the right line | 23:54 |
diecastarts | http://paste.ubuntu.com/7318506/ | 23:54 |
_irssiuser | thanks | 23:54 |
veryhappy | no offense, in my job i'm a customer consultant / call center agent, so i know how to provide solutions :) | 23:57 |
d248 | hello | 23:57 |
d248 | passing by | 23:57 |
chedda1 | keep up the good fight, your doing good | 23:58 |
veryhappy | thank you | 23:58 |
daftykins | *you're | 23:58 |
veryhappy | d248: how can we help you? | 23:58 |
d248 | just see if i can join the crew | 23:59 |
geartrooper | installing 14.04 fresh but I don't know how to set up the partitions | 23:59 |
* d248 lurking | 23:59 |
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