[00:00] <Shelly2> i'm guessing it is a mixer control mapping setting, but i don't know how to verify
[00:00] <ComviqKali> well i think i'm doing something wrong in modeswitch
[00:00] <robjloranger> mister_m: what do you have?
[00:00] <mister_m> robjloranger: just a basic 14.04 desktop install
[00:00] <ComviqKali> because i specify one product and another one shows up
[00:00] <robjloranger> mister_m: you should have grub then
[00:00] <ComviqKali> i'll bump it up to 0.20 BTC
[00:00] <ComviqKali> if someone can teamview and help me
[00:01] <robjloranger> mister_m: if you ls /etc/default do you see grub listed?
[00:01] <ComviqKali> because i've sat some time with this now, and tried various modeswitch settings but im doing something wrong
[00:01] <holstein> ComviqKali: its not that kind of support here, friend.. this is just volunteer community support.. anyone is welcome to do what they like with and for you.. but, its not remote support like that
[00:01] <ComviqKali> are you saying i am not allowed to ask for "that kind of support" ?
[00:01] <holstein> ComviqKali: if you have not asked the creator of the hardware, try that.. nothing is preventing them from supporting you in linux
[00:02] <holstein> ComviqKali: you can ask what you like. .im saying, you dont get remote support here like that
[00:02] <mister_m> robjloranger: I did after I installed it
[00:02] <ComviqKali> Like I said i wake up far to late for that right now
[00:02] <ComviqKali> its 1 AM and I just woke up
[00:02] <holstein> ComviqKali: sure.. but, ubuntu is *all* open. top to bottom.. nothing is hiding or preventing them from supporting you.. they, ideally, would be the best first place to ask
[00:02] <mister_m> robjloranger: anyway, setting that line to "text" and running update-grub with sudo seems to result in no change
[00:03] <mister_m> am I to select text only from the grub menu?
[00:03] <ComviqKali> holstein: I know this kind of support, most unlikely the support knows linux
[00:03] <ComviqKali> you have to realise it's not like the state
[00:03] <ComviqKali> states*
[00:03] <ComviqKali> chances of them solving it for me is 1:1000000
[00:04] <robjloranger> mister_m: that would work, you could also then set text only as the default boot option
[00:04] <holstein> ComviqKali: sure. but, they *are* the ones with the information to actuallly help you the easiest..
[00:04] <mk20> hey all
[00:04] <ComviqKali> One problem I have is when I run usb_modeswitch - virtualbox sometimes ejects my device and the modeswitch fails
[00:04] <holstein> ComviqKali: youa re virtualized?
[00:04] <ComviqKali> it's like it pulls it out, pulls it back in
[00:04] <ComviqKali> yes
[00:05] <robjloranger> wait what
[00:05] <holstein> ComviqKali: you should try it natively
[00:05] <robjloranger> indeed
[00:05] <holstein> ComviqKali: that can be the issue.. you should be able to test this with a live CD
[00:05] <mk20> Can Ubuntu be used as a decent server..like web server, a file server, or a mail server
[00:05] <Jordan_U> mk20: Yes.
[00:05] <robjloranger> mister_m: how new is your computer?
[00:05] <holstein> mk20: "decent" is a matter of opinion. ubuntu has a server edition and its well supported
[00:05] <mk20> what should i download Jordan_U
[00:05] <holstein> !server
[00:06] <ComviqKali> Can I install ubuntu on a mac?
[00:06] <ComviqKali> like on a mac hardware
[00:06] <robjloranger> yes
[00:06] <holstein> ComviqKali: nothing about ubuntu is preventing that
[00:06] <mk20> awesome ill have a look at it
[00:06] <holstein> !mac
[00:06] <ComviqKali> I don't see tho why one brand of 3G stick could work in virtualbox and not other
[00:07] <Jordan_U> ComviqKali: Why are you trying to configure the dongle in the guest rather than the host OS in the first place?
[00:08] <marjinal1st> I've installed Dalvik Debug Monitor Server from software center (Using 14.04 LTS AMD64). But application crashes. Any idea? Error log: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7407599/
[00:09] <ComviqKali> Jordan_U: Because I want two independent internet connections
[00:10] <daftykins> marjinal1st: which Java are you using?
[00:10] <mister_m> robjloranger: I'm installingthe iso into a virtual box instance. It would appear that my grub menu is not being generated with the change to 'text'
[00:10] <marjinal1st> daftykins: oracle java 7, installed with webupd8 installer
[00:11] <daftykins> marjinal1st: ok just checking it wasn't an unofficial java, or open source java
[00:11] <mister_m> robjloranger: I still see quiet splash and not text for instance
[00:11] <daftykins> marjinal1st: those messages almost make ddms out to be an android app though, heh
[00:12] <robjloranger> mister_m: oh, did you edit the file as a superuser?
[00:13] <mister_m> robjloranger: yes
[00:13] <comviqkali_> when i eject device and reconnect it says unable to mount COMVIQ MODEM block device /dev/sr1
[00:13] <comviqkali_> is this normal?
[00:14] <robjloranger> mister_m: could you please pastebin your grub file?
[00:14] <mister_m> robjloranger: sure
[00:14] <robjloranger> thanks
[00:18] <mister_m> robjloranger: http://pastebin.com/z9GAGF7W
[00:19]  * Overboost is away: bbl
[00:21] <robjloranger> mister_m: looks ok, and you updated grub ok? then restarted the virtual machine?
[00:27] <robjloranger> loa: steam is back up
[00:31] <comviqkali_> can someone tell me how i can change my modem from /dev/ttyUSB1 to /dev/ttyUSB2 ?
[00:31] <comviqkali_> i read somewhere this solved my problem but not sure where to change that in wvdial and such
[00:33] <mattwj2002> hi guys
[00:34] <mattwj2002> I would like to help make Ubuntu better.  How can I provide information so my wireless chipset gets better support in the future?
[00:35] <holstein> mattwj2002: you can always try the manufacturer
[00:35] <DiAnne167> hello.  i am on 14.04, and need to install synapse, but it is not in the repo yet.  according to this bug report, the temporary solution is to download the 13.10 package:https://bugs.launchpad.net/synapse-project/+bug/1288839     how do i do that?
[00:36] <mattwj2002> holstein: I thought there was a way to submit your hardware profile in ubuntu?
[00:36] <mattwj2002> maybe they removed that function
[00:36] <holstein> DiAnne167: https://launchpad.net/~synapse-core/+archive/testing
[00:37] <DiAnne167> thanks, holstein
[00:40] <kostkon> mattwj2002, did you search for it in the dash?
[00:40] <mattwj2002> dash?  no I did not I'll take a look
[00:42] <mattwj2002> what is dash is that a new shell?
[00:42] <mattwj2002> :-s
[00:42] <kostkon> mattwj2002, the overlay that appears when you click on the ubuntu logo in the launcher
[00:42] <mattwj2002> oh
[00:43] <basketball> in gimp i am on a text layer but when i select the text tool gimp 2.8 will only allow me to make a new textbox it wont let me edit the text
[00:45] <viper474> basketball: you can edit the text in the layers view
[00:46] <basketball> how
[00:46] <viper474> double-click?
[00:46] <viper474> basketball: CTRL+L to bring up layers
[00:47] <basketball> double click only lets me change layer name
[00:48] <afflicto> So audio devices and uhm "routes" or "channels" have a hw:0:0 thing. How can I get the X:X value for a null-sink I have created? XD
[00:48] <viper474> basketball: eh, just click the text on the image. It should highlight and just type.
[00:48] <basketball> no it starts to draw a new text box
[00:48] <basketball> if it helps it is a psd
[00:49] <viper474> basketball: are you on the same layer as the text?
[00:49] <basketball> yes
[00:49] <viper474> basketball: has this already been saved?
[00:50] <basketball> yes
[00:50] <ovidio_> hola
[00:50] <viper474> basketball: you probably can't edit it now. You'll need to save something in the .xcf format for be able to edit it all later.
[00:50] <viper474> basketball: you can save copies in a different format though.
[00:52] <basketball> viper474,  i saved a copy as xcf
[00:52] <viper474> basketball: open that one and see if you can edit it instead.
[00:53] <basketball> viper474,  nope
[00:54] <nedbat> !ops
[00:54] <nedbat> oops
[00:54] <nedbat> sorry
[00:54] <rww> yes hello
[00:54] <basketball> viper474,  is there a different program i can use
[00:54] <viper474> basketball: on layers does it show a separate text layer? It has a T in it.
[00:54] <nedbat> rww: sorry, my mistake
[00:54] <rww> nedbat: okays :)
[00:55] <basketball> it is as a diffent layer but does not have a t it is its on layer though
[00:56] <basketball> viper474, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[00:56] <viper474> basketball: maybe you merge them into one. It needs to remain a separate text layer to be able to change it. Otherwise it becomes just a graphic.
[00:56] <basketball> one what
[00:56] <viper474> basketball: you must have merged the text layer down into the background layer. Now it's not editable.
[00:56] <holstein> basketball: one flat, un-editable image.. not in layers.. one sigular leel
[00:56] <holstein> level*
[00:57] <tripelb> can open to grab the serial number from a laptop?
[00:57] <basketball> viper474,  all i did was downloaded the psd file and in photoshop at school converted cmky to rgb
[00:57] <tripelb> can UBUNTU 12.04 grab the serial number from a laptop?
[00:58] <holstein> tripelb: depends.. id say, not specifically
[00:58] <holstein> tripelb: any vendor could create a tool to do so, if they wanted to
[00:59] <viper474> basketball: I haven't used Photoshop. I'm not sure what to tell you, but google search seems to imply you can't edit Photoshop text.
[01:00] <basketball> is there a different program i can use
[01:00] <holstein> if i had access to the photoshop session, i would save it as whatever it would take to edit it with open tools..
[01:01] <basketball> holstein,  i dont have access to photoshop
[01:01] <viper474> basketball: The GIMP is the best application for 2d graphics we have, in my opinion.
[01:01] <holstein> you stated you do at school..
[01:01] <tripelb> The mumber has rubbed off amd samsung wants it. . . before they send me a recovery disk for win8. i booted UBUNTU then didnt lnow what to do. Also I did not know how to look at yhe win-dtive's contents - in Unity. It was obvious in gnome
[01:01] <basketball> holstein,  yes but i need to get it done now
[01:02] <holstein> basketball: might not be able to.. they didnt promise you that support.. those files are not open
[01:02] <daftykins> tripelb: yes any Linux booted into a live session can dump the windows 8 key from a laptop which came with it
[01:02] <daftykins> tripelb: simply run "sudo cat /sys/firmware/acpi/tables/MSDM" and the key will be displayed
[01:02] <helprestoring> Hello
[01:03] <daftykins> hi
[01:03] <helprestoring> i just finished copying my /home to my external and copying sources and my selected packages apt-get
[01:03] <helprestoring> did a fresh install of 14.04 i used to have 13.10
[01:03] <helprestoring> i then copyied over sources and my home folder
[01:04] <helprestoring> is this the correct was to backup reinstall and upgrade
[01:04] <daftykins> well, in future i would partition /home separately so you don't have to go to that effort
[01:05] <daftykins> then you'd just have to format and clean install to your / partition and not backup like that
[01:05] <viper474> daftykins: uh oh. don't say "not backup". =P
[01:05] <daftykins> ;)
[01:06] <Anarchic> daftykins, when you clean install with an existing home dir, what happens about file permissions?
[01:06] <django> how do you run python code on ubuntu after its been installed?
[01:06] <viper474> django: python prog.py
[01:06]  * daftykins is a rebel without a cause, he lives on the edge... he doesn't always do things the way people want him to but by Tux, he gets the job done.
[01:06] <tripelb> ji daftykins i dont know how to even see the windows files. the directory window doesnt show "up" outside of the "file syatem" how do I see that? ( the wimdows key and the physical device Serial Number ate different numbers.
[01:06] <helprestoring> no its not working
[01:06]  * viper474 doesn't have anything that valuable to backup anyway.
[01:06] <django> viper474, I need: #!/usr/bin/python3.4
[01:07] <helprestoring> i was on 13.10 and i copyied over sources and my selected packages
[01:07] <django> viper474, how do I know the correct path
[01:07] <rww> !info python3.4
[01:07] <helprestoring> didi a clean install of 14.04
[01:07] <rww> heh, didn't know it was that high already
[01:07] <tripelb> daftykins: i will remember "by Tux" lol
[01:07] <helprestoring> and now im trying to reinstall all my old apps
[01:07] <daftykins> tripelb: the windows 8 license key is embedded in the EFI, the command i mentioned run from a LiveCD/USB will show it.
[01:07] <daftykins> tripelb: ;D
[01:10] <ToT> ok after I rebooted my ubuntu this message appeared on screen. I pressed M now  I can no longer login to my account (password is correct) when I enter password a terminal page appears and disapears very fast
[01:10] <basketball> holstein,  i might be able to get photoshop if i can what do i need to do
[01:10] <ToT> Don't ask me to reinstall ubuntu its not helpfull
[01:11] <tripelb> daftykins: thanks for that tidbit please it wasn't what I can for apps but I will remember it.
[01:11] <ToT> after I rebooted my ubuntu this message appeared on screen. I pressed M now  I can no longer login to my account (password is correct) when I enter password a terminal page appears and disapears very fast
[01:11] <daftykins> tripelb: is there something else you wanted or is getting the windows 8 key it?
[01:12] <mintgreen> daftykins: hi
[01:12] <daftykins> hello
[01:13] <tripelb> I found this Samsung laptop it has you can connection so I bought a cord from RadioShack to connect to a US outlet. the computer work but is password locked. I have no idea how it got into a purse  behind a wood panel in my garden.
[01:13] <ToT> I'm using my live usb to login right now but need help to fix this. after I pressed manual recovery I can't login anymore
[01:13] <tripelb> daftykins: I wanted to extract the serial number of the laptop. I was told its manufacture specific and isn't available
[01:14] <daftykins> tripelb: really 0o what brand did you say again?
[01:15] <tripelb> so I booted UBUNTU And tried to look at the windows partition. I don't know how to see it using Unity. In gNome all of the volumes show in the directory window.
[01:15] <ToT> !/tmp
[01:15] <ToT> !tmp
[01:15] <daftykins> tripelb: assuming all the labels on the underside have worn off, sometimes some information is written inside the setup/BIOS/EFI screen, which you get by pressing something like F2, delete, etc. after powering on
[01:16] <robjloranger> did you check the places tab in your file manager?
[01:16] <tripelb> daftykins: right on. I tried that at first but it was not there.
[01:17] <daftykins> tripelb: you're really just looking for the laptop model #? such as mine is the "Asus U36SD" ?
[01:17] <viper474> tripelb: you try a little: sudo fdisk
[01:17] <misingnoglic1> Full disclosure I know nothing about linux: I just ran my netbook with xubuntu and it's asking me to upgrade to ubuntu 14.04? will that change my OS?
[01:18] <tripelb> robjloranger: places have? I never noticed that. When I get home I'll go look for that. ( but when I get home I will have no internet connectivity because blankety blank virgin is fixing the towers again)
[01:18] <robjloranger> misingnolic1: yes, but not really. just an upgrade to tha latest and greatest
[01:18] <misingnoglic1> robjloranger: But it's having me upgrade to ubuntu when I run xbuntu on this machine
[01:19] <daftykins> misingnoglic1: upgrades aren't without risk, you should have a backup before trying an upgrade
[01:19] <misingnoglic1> That's not my concern, my concern is that the name of the OS I am upgrading to is different from the OS I am currently running
[01:19] <robjloranger> xbuntu is just ubuntu with another desktop environment, i run kubuntu but get notified there is a new version of ubuntu
[01:19] <tripelb> daftykins: the model is NP535U4C
[01:20] <robjloranger> your desktop environment should stay the same
[01:20] <misingnoglic1> ok, thanks
[01:20] <tripelb> viper474: fdisk ah so. i will. it won't show me the files but it will show me stuff I haven't seen yet.
[01:21] <viper474> tripelb: should show you volumes if you need to mount them
[01:21] <tripelb> I need the perfect for me Linux text. That's too complicated and yet not too simple. So I can look back and remind myself of the things I used to know
[01:21] <robjloranger> but as daftykins said, you may want to make a backup of important files in case something goes wrong. unlikely but possible
[01:22] <daftykins> tripelb: ooooh, i've worked on on of those
[01:22] <daftykins> *one
[01:22] <tripelb> viper474:  would you remind me how to mount? ( I do declare, I could do everything in gnome and nothing in unity)
[01:22] <daftykins> tripelb: that's the little samsung with the AMD A6 or A8 or similar
[01:22] <tripelb> daftykins: run and that's quite the gift.
[01:23] <viper474> tripelb: open a shell (terminal) and type: sudo mkdir /media/newdrive
[01:23] <viper474> tripelb: sudo mount /dev/sd*1 /media/newdrive
[01:23] <robjloranger> it doesn't have to be so complicated, it should be available as a volume in your filemanager.
[01:23] <daftykins> tripelb: sooo are you just somehow after fixing windows 8 on this, but samsung won't send a disc?
[01:23] <robjloranger> this screams 1998
[01:24] <viper474> tripelb: there's a bunch of options you could add to that but...I dunno. The sd* depends on the letter that follow based on fdisk output.
[01:24] <tripelb> daftykins: AMD -A8-4555M APU 1.6GHZ CPU VT supported. 6MB RAM BIOS P06RAR
[01:25] <daftykins> ah-har
[01:26] <viper474> robjloranger: sometimes it won't list a drive like it will a usb drive
[01:26] <robjloranger> oh, sorry :) so far I have been lucky with recent distributions
[01:27] <robjloranger> everything just works, it's pretty nice
[01:28] <Guest88791> Hello, after the recent update my Ubuntu toolbar moved from the side to the bottom of the screen - is there any way to move it back to the left?
[01:30] <robjloranger> Guest88791: I don't use unity, but have you tried right-clicking the bar and selecting settings or properties?
[01:31] <Guest88791> Thanks robjloranger, I tried but nothing appears
[01:31] <tripelb> daftykins: Samsung will eventually send a disk if I send them a photo of the label on the back but the man who called me back today did not send me a email he must have gotten the email address wrong and did not call back to follow through. so snafu for now. ... I like to fiddle around was helping to see what I could do it myself. I have never used a Windows 8 machine so it's horribly interesting in a way. ... I just got Windowsphone because
[01:31] <tripelb> daftykins: if they didn't send me a disc would I have to do just erase the hard drive and use Ubuntu?
[01:32] <Psil0Cybin> hey guys i am using ubuntu 12.04.4 and randomly on my laptop when I am using Ubuntu it completely freezes, no response, no keys work nothing at all except a restart..
[01:32] <Psil0Cybin> what can i do to diagnose this error
[01:32] <daftykins> tripelb: oh no
[01:32] <tripelb> viper474: thanks for the mount command.
[01:33] <tripelb> Psil0Cybin: i have a 2002 dell with similar.
[01:34] <daftykins> Psil0Cybin: i'd start with a memtest
[01:34] <Psil0Cybin> tripelb, i was hoping that 14.04 will fix this issue, but :( i just am worried that one day i will be working on a file forget to safe for a few minutes and bam
[01:34] <Psil0Cybin> frozen
[01:34] <Psil0Cybin> hence why i save every few seconds but online form filling is annoying
[01:34] <Psil0Cybin> worrying this will happen
[01:34] <tripelb> daftykins: right. i will do that..
[01:34] <Psil0Cybin> so you think it may be memory?
[01:34] <robjloranger> Guest88791: have you tried logging out and back into your desktop to see if it was a temporary glitch?
[01:35] <daftykins> tripelb: have a look at my private message
[01:35] <daftykins> Psil0Cybin: it's the #1 place to start, very common and easy to test (just takes time)
[01:35] <tripelb>  as soon as I get a 12.04 disk (that isnt amd) tripelb puts that on her list.
[01:35] <Psil0Cybin> daftykins, after a memory test, if the memory is fine what would be my next step just writting it all down
[01:35] <Psil0Cybin> :D
[01:35] <Guest88791> robjloranger: yes I did log out... do you maybe know where I could find info about recent updates? and why did they change it?
[01:36] <daftykins> Psil0Cybin: probably checking the state of your hard disk - for whether it's flaking out. that's one you could do now though actually, prior to memtest
[01:36] <asduf2> Can I change the default SDL video mode?
[01:36] <daftykins> Psil0Cybin: you'll need to run "sudo smartctl -a /dev/sda" in a terminal
[01:36] <Psil0Cybin> daftykins, how ca ni go about doing this? Would it damage my hard disk in any way? or is it just a quick test?
[01:36] <Psil0Cybin> daftykins, do you think i can run that test now?
[01:37] <daftykins> sure
[01:37] <robjloranger> Guest88791: http://www.zdnet.com/ubuntu-14-04-lts-trusty-tahr-review-solid-and-stable-but-no-big-changes-7000028437/
[01:37] <daftykins> Psil0Cybin: you may need to install smartmontools to get that program (smartctl)
[01:37] <Psil0Cybin> yea
[01:37] <Psil0Cybin> sudo: smartctl: command not found
[01:37] <robjloranger> Guest88791: i don't think they moved the toolbar
[01:37] <Psil0Cybin> alright one second
[01:39] <lappiesearch> my boss gave me a $1200 budget for a new work computer.  open to suggestions, thinking a thinkpad with intel graphics chipset ?  I want hdmi / vga so I can have tri-monitor setup
[01:39] <Guest88791> robjloranger: I'm using ubuntu 12.04 though, should I start using 14.04?
[01:39] <viper474> lappiesearch: that new mouse though...
[01:39] <Tin_man> I started with mint, and went to 14.04 (happy)
[01:40] <lappiesearch> viper474: new mouse?  I usually use a logitech wireless in conjunction
[01:40] <Tin_man> if not broke don't fix
[01:40] <viper474> lappiesearch: ah, maybe not a problem then
[01:42] <sam___> does anyone know a command to mount the disk drive for /tmp manually from terminal?? I can't login ubuntu 12.04 anymore
[01:43] <daftykins> sam___: /tmp typically isn't on a different disk
[01:43] <mgolisch> sam___: disk full?
[01:44] <sam___> daftykins: I got this error:The Disk Drive for /tmp is not ready yet. S to skip mount or M for manual recovery . I pressed M now I can't login anymore
[01:44] <daftykins> sam___: so 'sudo fdisk -l' to identify which partition on your disk would likely be /tmp, you can type "mount" on its' own to see which are already mounted
[01:44] <sam___> daftykins: when I enter my account info and enter a black terminal page appears and disappears fast
[01:45] <daftykins> sam___: then typically it'd be "sudo mount -t ext4 /dev/sdx# /tmp"
[01:45] <mgolisch> look at your fstab?
[01:45] <daftykins> assuming EXT4 file system and /dev/sdx# would be e.g. sda3 (but just an example)
[01:45] <daftykins> that'd also be a good call
[01:45] <mgolisch> it should tell what it asume /tmp to be
[01:45] <sam___> the one with ex4 format has tmp in it right??
[01:45] <daftykins> can tell it's late my time.
[01:47] <basketball> viper474,   i might be able to get photoshop if i can what do i need to do
[01:48] <brenner> Hello, can anybody help me with what packages provide vdpau support?
[01:48] <nith1210> brenner: apt-cache search vdpau
[01:49] <brenner> nith but which one there are many
[01:49] <daftykins> libvdpau1 i believe
[01:49] <daftykins> !info libvdpau1
[01:49] <daftykins> yip.
[01:52] <viper474> Bashing-om: I guess he's a no-show
[01:53] <xxxx> oi
[01:53] <Guest1750> oi
[01:53] <Guest1750> oi
[01:53] <Guest1750> io
[01:53] <Guest1750> oi
[01:53] <Guest1750> garotas oi
[01:53] <daftykins> oi oi oi
[01:53] <daftykins> what's your question oi?
[01:55] <jetmak> hi
[01:59] <mintgreen> Jettis: hi!
[01:59] <assef> hi
[02:00] <Psil0Cybin> sorry guys on a completely unrelated question: how can i stop multicast address from my router from spamming my UFW logs how can i write a work around so i do not have to deal with these constant error messages (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2222335)
[02:00] <Psil0Cybin> also why is this happening?
[02:02] <guest98765> Bashing-om: viper474     you both here?
[02:02] <viper474> guest98765: yup, I am
[02:03] <guest98765> viper474: new idea... Can I run calibre from the command line without a desktop.. ie xfce?
[02:04] <tripelb> Psil0Cybin: i wish i could just "reinstall ubuntu" and rewrite all the system files. i have been licky cause all previous ubintus (starting in '06) just worked.
[02:04] <Psil0Cybin> haha sorry just a tad bit confused, but why is UFW logging all those packets coming from my router, is that normal? should I leave it as is?
[02:04] <Psil0Cybin> I am just trying to learn how to use UFW properly.
[02:04] <guest98765> viper474:  i think midnight commander will run from terminal.
[02:05] <guest98765> viper474:  that can be my file manager to move files around.
[02:05] <tripelb> thanks for all the good conversation. for a while #ubuntu seemed like'meam streets' but now like old times.
[02:05] <viper474> guest98765: I haven't used Calibre. =/
[02:06] <Tin_man> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpEOmZTYA4A
[02:07] <guest98765> viper474:  so calibre might need something other than xorg?
[02:08] <viper474> guest98765: looks like there might be a command line interface
[02:08] <viper474> guest98765: what were you going to use calibre to do?
[02:08] <guest98765> viper474:  then all I need to do is install calibre and see what happens.
[02:09] <viper474> guest98765: sudo apt-get install calibre
[02:10] <guest98765> viper474:  use calibre to change e-book formats to epub. remember from last night I have an 80 gig drive in this computer...
[02:11] <viper474> guest98765: http://manual.calibre-ebook.com/cli/ebook-convert.html there's a command to just convert files
[02:12] <guest98765> viper474: last night after I logged off  I ran one last command >>>  audo apt-get check >>  it came back with no errors ...
[02:15] <Speiros> I'm trying to gain control of dnsmasq on my computer.  Can someone help me please?
[02:16] <viper474> guest98765: you can try to run calibre with xorg and see if it works. If so, that will most likely be easier.
[02:17] <viper474> guest98765: and if you wanted to try to install iceweasel as a web browser, that might be easier than elinks if it works with just xorg
[02:20] <kingmofo> hello
[02:20] <wolfspy> yo yo yo
[02:20] <guest98765> viper474:  I thought about this all day... xfce would be nice... But if I can use this computer to do what I want from CL that will be fine... Yes iceweasel good Idea... But I do not need to browse with this machine... I think I might have enough with what is loaded... afterall if calibre does not work Linux should give me an error message as to what I need to install to make it work.
[02:21] <viper474> guest98765: ah, ok. Just going to create a library machine, sounds like. That's cool.
[02:21] <kingmofo> are you using xchat or what?
[02:21] <Speiros> I want to learn the linux system from inside out, like from baby stages (where I'm at now) until I'm a master at one or two (at least) fields.  How can I do this?
[02:21] <viper474> kingmofo: ye.
[02:22] <kingmofo> I would start of by learnign the basics in Terminal
[02:22] <kester__> hey
[02:22] <guest98765> viper474:  and midnight commander to help with moving files..
[02:22] <kingmofo> hi
[02:22] <kingmofo> *learning
[02:22] <kester__> what are you all up to
[02:22] <guest98765> viper474: I think I will go with that and Purge xfce4
[02:23] <kester__> talking about learning, any of you familiar with sed?
[02:23] <Speiros> Hi kingmofo.  Is there a documentation area (like for instance for html, there is w3schools) that can teach me step-by-step?
[02:23] <viper474> guest98765: lxde might be an option. Not sure why xfce didn't work
[02:23] <nicnm> hardly but I do know its super nice
[02:23] <kingmofo> yeah learn from codeacademy
[02:23] <kingmofo> at http://www.codeacademy.com
[02:24] <jmadero> anyone around who know why I'm seeing a different language for certain things (GDM, synaptic, etc . . . )
[02:24] <Speiros> Thanks kingmofo.
[02:24] <kester__> i'm writing a script and i need to replace about 5,6 lines of consecutive text
[02:24] <Speiros> I'll look into it.
[02:24] <jmadero> I have two languages installed, English shows up for 99% of things
[02:24] <jmadero> but Telugu shows up for limited things
[02:24] <kester__> what's the best way?
[02:24] <kingmofo> your welcome Speiros
[02:24] <nicnm> pdfs can be easer cause you don't need a connection after you get them, imho
[02:25] <guest98765> viper474: lxde is also a choice... again thanks for all your help last night.
[02:25] <guest98765> Bashing-om: again thanks for all your help last night.
[02:25] <kingmofo> I'm new ro irc tho so does anyone know the the command to quit
[02:25] <viper474> guest98765: no problem. I didn't wake up feeling as tired as I thought I might.
[02:25] <Speiros> Goodnight people.  Best wishes, and chat again soon.
[02:26] <viper474> kingmofo: /quit
[02:26] <kingmofo> goodnight
[02:26] <kingmofo> okay thanks viper474
[02:26] <guest98765> viper474:  i went till midnight last night... took a nap today...
[02:27] <nicnm> kester__ you could look into the info/man pages for additional details but sed should do what you want, tho you need to be very specific  from my understanding of it
[02:28] <nicnm> n i don't have much understanding other than 's/string/replace/g' for Search Global
[02:28] <kester__> nicnm that's as much as i know too
[02:28] <kester__> i know i can keep pulling the file multiple times and working through line by line but that isn't efficient
[02:29] <Bashing-om> Guest31033: I just got back on, playing catch up once more, Hey , my little bit to help -> we are all in this together.
[02:29] <kingmofo_> hello im back
[02:30] <viper474> Bashing-om: I think he lefted-ed.
[02:31] <phuh> how do you properly create a backup of a Ubuntu server? /var/log and /etc? anything else?
[02:31] <viper474> phuh: the important stuff is in /home
[02:31] <phuh> true
[02:31] <Bashing-om> viper474: Yeah, so I noticed - after I seen the '31033" - cat in lap - demanding cat ! - makes for some difficulties paying attention . Thanks !
[02:31] <viper474> phuh: oops, didn't read server though...
[02:32] <phuh> anything else that's sitting in the system?
[02:32] <nicnm> https://thepiratebay.se/torrent/8451939/Shell_Scripting_%5BeBook%5D is a free pdf on scripting by The Shuttleworth Foundation
[02:32] <nicnm> written by Hamish Whittal
[02:32] <viper474> phuh: might want to check with ubuntu server channel
[02:32] <phuh> oh?
[02:32] <phuh> where is it?
[02:32] <SonikkuAmerica> nicnm: Did you just really mention the Pirate Bay?
[02:32] <SonikkuAmerica> !piracy
[02:33] <nicnm> its actually legal
[02:33] <viper474> !ubuntu-server
[02:33] <SonikkuAmerica> nicnm: Perhaps you could give us a more reputable link...?
[02:33] <Artemis3> yarr!
[02:33] <Artemis3> a torrent for a little pdf sounds overkill tho
[02:34] <phuh> thanks viper474
[02:34] <nicnm> true..humm...
[02:35] <viper474> night all
[02:35] <SonikkuAmerica> nicnm: http://www.learnlinux.org.za/courses/build/shell-scripting/shell-scripting.pdf ?
[02:36] <nicnm> well it is the same pdf
[02:36] <nicnm> that works, thanks
[02:43] <kingsgap> hello
[02:43] <ferret_commander> hello
[02:52] <kingsgap> hey
[02:54] <kingsgap> back
[02:54] <kingsgap> koding.com is the best web idle
[02:54] <kingsgap> ide
[03:07] <Spr1ng> Is there a way to search for and delete only empty directories under a specific path?
[03:13] <nicnm> http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2010/03/find-empty-directories-and-files/ gives a bunch of options for that
[03:15] <nicnm> I have read of a story where a programmer was writing a program for just that, n when a Linux "pro" found of it he used a command like that
[03:16] <nicnm> fyi I'm using pro do denote someone with more skill than me :D
[03:20] <kingsgap> hi
[03:20] <nicnm> could someone explain to me the expr arg1 | arg2 & the expr arg1 & arg2 uses?
[03:22] <Stanley00> nicnm: well, it's just simple way of saying if and else
[03:22] <Stanley00> nicnm: wait. misread.
[03:22] <nicnm> i'm having a tough time understanding what the uses of them could b
[03:23] <nicnm> thx
[03:24] <Stanley00> nicnm: hmm, arg1 | arg2 looks missing some context to me, can you post full command ?
[03:25] <loa> nicnm, man expr
[03:26] <nicnm> I'm looking @ the man and am just having a difficult time figuring out what the uses would be
[03:27] <loa> nickhs, i don't think so, there is very clear explanation.
[03:27] <nicnm> expr arg1 | arg2 seems to be a way of using the exit status of a script
[03:28] <nicnm> arg1 | arg2 , return arg1 if it is neither null or 0, otherwise return arg2 ,simualr for arg1 & arg2 ,only return 0
[03:29] <nicnm> would I be partly correct is that use of it?(exit status of script that is)
[03:30] <sam__> my tmp drive doesnt mount automatically can somone tell me a command toload it?
[03:31] <loa> nickhs, expr is just math and logic operations, what is going on with result is another question.
[03:32] <sawsuh_> hey guys
[03:32] <sawsuh_> does anyone know of any wizardpen alternatives?
[03:32] <sam__> please answer i dont have time to reinstall ubuntu
[03:33] <loa> nicnm, you are talking about this article? http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2010/03/find-empty-directories-and-files/
[03:33] <loa> sam__, what mean "tmp drive"
[03:34] <nicnm> no that was for someone else, I am just having a hard time understanding  expr's uses, other than the blatant math operations
[03:41] <Zungo> Hi, How do i disable the annoying "System program problem detected"?
[03:47] <excalibr> Anyone on 14.04, is your grub boot screen showing fine?
[03:47] <Bashing-om> Zungo: Fix the problem. Generally starting with what the package manager advises.
[03:48] <Beldar> excalibr, Your issue is the key one for help.
[03:48] <Zungo> Bashing-om: How? it doesnt give information.
[03:49] <Bashing-om> Zungo: What returns from terminal commands -> sudo apt-get update , sudo apt-get upgrade <-. Good place to ask of the system.
[03:49] <excalibr> Beldar, hmm?
[03:50] <Zungo> Bashing-om: Packages are fine.
[03:50] <Beldar> excalibr, Your question is not answerable in any usable way, this is support, describe your problem. ;)
[03:50] <Bashing-om> Zungo: OK, then what application is having a difficulty ?
[03:51] <Zungo> its not an application, the thing pops up almost every time i log on
[03:53] <Zungo> and i currently have graphical glitches with unity, and if the screen turns off when it returns i dont have mouse control anymore and on xfce if i lock the screen the mouse stops working and the screen glitches
[03:53] <Zungo> an x restart solves the issue
[03:54] <excalibr> Beldar, do you get issue with grub screen showing black bg with purple fg screen when booting up?
[03:54] <Zungo> Why almost everything depends on plymouth!?
[03:54] <Zungo> Bashing-om: ...
[03:54] <Beldar> excalibr, I have the gnome shell, so a different splash after grub.
[03:54] <Bashing-om> Zungo: Umphp !, now that might be tough to isolate. Might take a look at the log file /var/log/dmesg for some hints. Else real tough to get the boot messages real time.
[03:55] <nicnm> yo
[03:55] <excalibr> Beldar, I'm not talking about the splash screen
[03:55] <excalibr> but the grub screen that showing for a brief second before that
[03:56] <Beldar> excalibr, I have a custom background in grub.
[03:56] <Bashing-om> Zungo: A thought, splash screen ya think ? .. maybe boot to terminal and start the desktop from there (??).
[03:56] <Beldar> excalibr, So this shows in a short shot between the bios and grub gui?
[03:57] <Zungo> ...
[03:57] <Zungo> lol
[03:58] <Bashing-om> Zungo: see then if the Desktop misbehaves ?
[03:58] <Zungo> What? ummm
[03:58] <Zungo> i have a acer aspire one 722 bz454 netbook
[03:58] <letstrythis> is there a "thread order cache" in linux/ubuntu?
[03:59] <excalibr> Beldar, i did some digging and looks like there's a bug report about it on launchpad
[03:59] <excalibr> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/plymouth/+bug/1289809
[03:59] <Bashing-om> Zungo: If one starts the desktop from terminal, might get the errors the system then generates.
[03:59] <mattkruse> join opencog
[03:59] <Zungo> Bashing-om: Yeah sure, im not really a newbie... :/
[03:59] <Zungo> all i want is fix my problems
[03:59] <Zungo> and/or disable the annoying abrt
[04:00] <Zungo> aka the reporter
[04:00] <Ben64> then disable it
[04:00] <Zungo> Ben64: How
[04:00] <mattkruse> figure it out
[04:00] <Zungo> lol
[04:00] <Ben64> mattkruse: not helpful
[04:00] <Zungo> lol
[04:00] <Ben64> Zungo: its the first link i get on google for "disable apport"
[04:00] <Beldar> excalibr, Cool, if you think that's it than you have more to work with here, not in my area of limited knowledge is all.
[04:01] <Zungo> xD
[04:01] <Zungo> Ben64: Can you verify in duckduckgo? because google and bing have filter bubble btw
[04:02] <Zungo> im purging apport
[04:02] <Ben64> Zungo: thats probably not the right way
[04:02] <Ben64> http://askubuntu.com/questions/93457/how-do-i-enable-or-disable-apport
[04:02] <Zungo> im fine.
[04:04] <hmagoo> I like compton, just wish everyone would stop recommending the -b switch, doesn't work for me, radeon ubuntu driver I guess..
[04:05] <Zungo> i also do no have a privacy setting option
[04:07] <Zungo> its okay if the input gets disabled on shutdown?
[04:11] <Zungo> How should iconfigure plymouth to display boot process instead of graphics? its known to cause certain issues with my machin
[04:15] <Zungo> help, im missing settings in system settings, like privacy and such
[04:21] <srock> Zungo thats to give hackers easy access to your files
[04:22] <srock> what email are they useing to get copies of your files
[04:28] <critter> Hi Im using last ubuntu release, livecd, how can I check/fix ntfs partition?
[04:28] <jeffrey3234> Just installed a fresh copy of 14.04 server, installed xubuntu-desktop, tried apt-get update, getting this error: GPG error: http://au.archive.ubuntu.com trusty-updates Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5
[04:29] <jeffrey3234> is this a known bug with 14.04?
[04:33] <silv3r_m00n> what is the command to launch the software & updates dialog box from command line ?
[04:40] <mgolisch> silv3r_m00n: software-properties-gtk
[04:40] <silv3r_m00n> mgolisch: thanks
[04:43] <john38> can somebody help me
[04:43] <john38> what is executable directory path for totem movie player???
[04:43] <rww> probably /usr/bin
[04:43] <jeffrey3234> john38 try run: which totem
[04:44] <sourcesupgrade> hello everyone
[04:44] <sourcesupgrade> i have backed up my sources.list from my 13.10 install
[04:44] <john38> jeffrey3234, what and where do i type that in terminal??
[04:44] <sourcesupgrade> i am now on 14.04
[04:44] <sourcesupgrade> i want to import the thar version of the saucy PPAs ans sources
[04:44] <sourcesupgrade> is there a way to do this
[04:44] <jeffrey3234> john38 yes type that into a terminal
[04:45] <sourcesupgrade> anyone know a script to replace saucy with thar in my sources.list files
[04:46] <rww> for starters it would be trusty, not tahr
[04:46] <sourcesupgrade> ah thank you
[04:46] <john38> jeffrey3234, yeah its in usr/bin/totem..but when i click on the totem its not executable like others strange??
[04:46] <jeffrey3234> sourcesupgrade fav text editor, find and replace
[04:46] <sourcesupgrade> that wont break it
[04:46] <sourcesupgrade> and will it support my ppas
[04:47] <john38> jeffrey3234, sorry thank it works
[04:48] <rww> sourcesupgrade: depends on whether the PPA supports trusty
[04:48] <Beldar> sourcesupgrade, You have to check each ppa to see if they have a trusty release
[04:49] <Beldar> sourcesupgrade, You can save an installed list as well.
[04:54] <Blackfish> hi there
[04:55] <Aki-Thinkpad> Blackfish, hello
[04:55] <Aki-Thinkpad> Blackfish, what ails you?
[04:55] <Blackfish> joh ..just try
[04:56] <sourcesupgrade> I have a list of installed ones
[04:57] <sourcesupgrade> just i need to convert the several files into trusty format
[04:58] <Blackfish> wow ..is this kind of a help group ?
[04:59] <dw1> this is THE offical ubuntu help channel on freenode !
[04:59] <Wug> Blackfish: of a sort. irc is a group oriented system
[04:59] <Blackfish> sory  people .. this is my friend's lap ..now its on my table
[05:00] <dw1> that doesnt bother anyone :)
[05:00] <dw1> got ubuntu probs?
[05:00] <Blackfish> i never used irc chanel
[05:00] <Blackfish> and my english is so poor
[05:00] <Wug> we're not all here paying attention at any given point, as a matter of fact most of us aren't, but if you ask questions those of us who see the questions and have pertinent knowledge will do our best to answer them
[05:00] <Wug> it doesn't seem so bad. better than a machine translation
[05:01] <kumarat9pm> is there any command equivalent to yum info packagename in ubuntu?
[05:01] <Blackfish> well .. my friend brought this me to install skype
[05:01] <Blackfish> i installed it however
[05:01] <dw1> kumarat9pm: sudo apt-cache search <string> ?
[05:02] <jeffrey3234> kumarat9pm aptitude show package_name ?
[05:02] <Beldar> Blackfish, This is support, there are ubuntu channels in many cultural/language settings, probably one for your native lang.
[05:02] <kumarat9pm> dw1: that is not what I am looking at..
[05:02] <dw1> jeff's is better
[05:02] <Blackfish> i am from sri lannkan
[05:02] <Blackfish> i am from sri lannka
[05:03] <Wug> Blackfish: are you running into an error or something
[05:03] <rww> !skype
[05:03] <kumarat9pm> jeffrey3234: Thanks that's what I am looking at.
[05:03] <robjloranger> blackfish: you could try #ubuntu-lk
[05:04] <Blackfish> no .. i installed and waiting for my friend . this accout or xchat software was on his desktop and i just tried it
[05:04] <kumarat9pm> jeffrey3234: Any equivalent commend with apt-get?
[05:04] <jeffrey3234> kumarat9pm no idea
[05:04] <kumarat9pm> thanks jeffrey3234
[05:04] <jeffrey3234> only use aptitude show
[05:04] <jeffrey3234> *i
[05:04] <nd> i wanna know if i upgrade ubuntu saucy 13.4 to ubuntu 14.4 thar how much mb approx i have to download is it same as size of trusty thar ?
[05:04] <kumarat9pm> sure jeffrey3234
[05:05] <Blackfish> even i am a sysadmin i never used this kind of a group. just trying
[05:05] <dw1> nd: id say yeah, about that
[05:06] <nd> dw1 u mean i have to download 700 plus somethin even if i have old version of ubuntu
[05:06] <dw1> nd: probably. much has to be replaced with new versions
[05:06] <dw1> nd: if not all
[05:07] <dw1> nd: does it matter.. just do it :D
[05:07] <domovoi> has anyone else had a rendering bug with the new firefox after it updated ,    it like flashes and blinks and the other tabs bleed through , it is really bad
[05:07] <Blackfish> ok friends ..sorry if i bothered u ..i am quiting ...real blackfish  is comming
[05:07] <xangua> nd there is no ubuntu 13.4 neither 14.4, if you mean 13.04 you will have to go thru 13.10 and the upgrade to 14.04 (upgrade twice)
[05:07] <dw1> Blackfish: anytime bro
[05:08] <Blackfish> k
[05:08] <nd> dw1 thanx :) one more question then y i upgrade it i should download iso and install it..
[05:09] <Blackfish> finally gys ..don't used to use one distro ..ok ..i am a fedora user
[05:09] <dw1> nd: i think you can do that, with the alternate installer iso
[05:09] <Blackfish> bye agin
[05:10] <dw1> nd: havent done it myself
[05:10] <nd> dw1 i thought i have older version so i dont have to download much data i was wrong perhaps
[05:10] <dw1> nd: http://askubuntu.com/questions/39105/how-to-upgrade-ubuntu-from-an-iso-image
[05:10] <dw1> nd: yeah, i think most or all needs updating
[05:11] <Aki-Thinkpad> o_o, why does xchat keep pinging me every time nd  is mentioned?
[05:12] <dw1> Aki-Thinkpad: #xchat? :)
[05:12] <nd> aki-thinkpad
[05:12] <nd> -
[05:12] <Aki-Thinkpad> no I blame ubuntu
[05:12] <Aki-Thinkpad> thats the os I'm using
[05:12] <dw1> ubuntu is innocent !
[05:13] <Aki-Thinkpad> FIXIT!!!!!!11!!1one
[05:13] <nd> 0_0 aki-thinkpad  my ubuntu cant detect my sound card
[05:14] <dw1> get to a supported version and ask again :p
[05:14] <Aki-Thinkpad> -_-
[05:15] <dw1> 13.04 is dead to the world
[05:15] <dw1> qq
[05:19] <nd> ubuntu cant detect my sound card
[05:20] <Abhishek_> morning
[05:21] <nd> abishek thats not a question
[05:21] <rww> and?
[05:22] <Abhishek_> I'm using 14.04, while using files I observe that "draw to select" doesn't work in list view
[05:43]  * Kallis ** SysInfo ** Client: HexChat 2.9.6 (x64) ** OS: Microsoft Windows 8.1 Pro ** CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3960X CPU @ 3.30GHz (3.00 GHz) ** RAM: 65474 MB Total (56251 MB Free) ** VGA: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 Ti  ** Uptime: 3.80 Hours **
[05:43] <Kallis> sorry
[05:44] <mk12> hey everyone
[05:44] <mk12> need help..just installed ubuntu server..iam stuck at the login screen..
[05:45] <mk12> iam pretty sure ive done the password correct ..
[05:45] <mk12> its got ubuntu login:
[05:45] <mk12> and i cannot log into the operating system
[05:47] <mk12> anyone here
[05:48] <mgolisch> mk12: you login using the user and password you created?
[05:49] <mk12> yes i did that
[05:49] <TJ-> mk12: Did the password contain any 'special' characters? Is the language or keyboard setting non-English?
[05:49] <mk12> english only.. no uppercase no special characters..
[05:50] <mk12>  english layout..
[05:50] <mgolisch> also usernames are casesensitive
[05:50] <mk12> english(us)
[05:50] <TJ-> mk12: which release of Ubuntu? 14.04 ? I recall a similar issue with server installs in the dim-distant past
[05:50] <mk12> yes the new one the server one
[05:51] <mk12> i mean i can try it now..again..
[05:51] <mgolisch> try what again?
[05:51] <mk12> install it again but this is the second time ive done it
[05:51] <TJ-> Is the installation on bare metal, or in a virtual machine? If a VM, which hypervisor?
[05:51] <mk12> can i do anyting on the loging screen any special command
[05:51] <mgolisch> choose the recovery option in the bootloader
[05:52] <mgolisch> it will allow you to drop to a root console on which you can reset your password
[05:53] <shipwreck> #chopts
[05:54] <rww> ubottu: password | mk12
[05:54] <hmagoo> mk12, believe that happened to me when I used the back button during install...
[05:54] <rww> ubottu: no u don't have the admin ability
[05:56] <Shadowgate> FUCKEN ASSHOLE CUNT WHO MADE ALL THOSE NICKNAMES IN THIS CHANNELL THEYRE ALL FAKE
[05:57] <Shadowgate> NO REAL USRES HERE
[05:57] <Shadowgate> NO ONE CHATS
[05:57] <Shadowgate> FUCKEN ASSHOLES
[05:57] <Shadowgate> WHO FUCKEN DONE THESE NICKNAMES
[05:57] <Shadowgate> RANDOM NICKNAMES YOU FUCKEN DOG
[05:57] <Shadowgate> MELBOURNE IN AUSTNET HAS 50 USERS AND THE CHANEL TALKS
[05:57] <Shadowgate> YOUR FUCKEN DEAD CUNT
[05:58] <Shadowgate> WHO FUCKEN DONE THIS FAKE NICKNAMES GIVE ME ADDRESS
[05:58] <Shadowgate> I WANNA KILL
[05:58] <rww> gooooodmorning
[05:58] <rww> Shadowgate: this is a support channel, not a chat channel
[05:58] <rww> Shadowgate: so yeah, we're not too big on chat
[05:58] <Kartagis> or a troll channel for that matter
[05:58] <rww> that's not true, I'm totes a troll
[06:00] <Abhishek_> hi, I'm using 14.04 and when I'm browsing my files in nautilus (Files), when I'm using the list view, I can't "draw to select" files, like I can when I am in the grid view.
[06:01] <hucasys> hi all, anybody know about android internet pass-through on 13.10 ?
[06:02] <dw1> Abhishek_: thats normal
[06:02] <nd> y ubuntu dont give restrictd extras to play mp3 ets
[06:02] <rww> nd: because you didn't click the relevant box during install?
[06:03] <rww> !info ubuntu-restricted-extras
[06:03] <Abhishek_> dw1: okay, is there a way to get that behaviour?
[06:03] <dw1> Abhishek_: dont know bout that
[06:04] <dw1> Abhishek_: is holding shift and clicking multiple not good enough
[06:04] <nd> i dont wanna download all ristricted extras give me name of those so i can play mp3 and mp4 vedios in default programs
[06:04] <Abhishek_> nd: you could use VLC
[06:04] <dw1> Abhishek_: click 1, shift+click another = select all in between
[06:05] <Abhishek_> Yes, it works for me. I just wanted to know if that's something normal or unusual
[06:05] <nd> abishek get it bt thats not my answer i have vlc
[06:07] <nd> abhishek i want to know about those packages yes i know i can use vlc i can use audocius wtevr
[06:07] <yellowfish> hey
[06:07] <yellowfish> anyone know why I can't connect to mysql afte ri install it on ubuntu?
[06:07] <dw1> nd: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats
[06:07] <yellowfish> I just installed mysql on ubuntu, but my PHP can't connect to the root account
[06:07] <mgolisch> yellowfish: what does it say?
[06:08] <nd> dw1 give me name of those to i wanna install wrtie here on terminal
[06:08] <yellowfish> 'Unable to select database'
[06:08] <mgolisch> yellowfish: you can connect on console using mysql command?
[06:08] <dw1> yellowfish: then it conncts just need a database
[06:08] <TJ-> nd: You can deduce the minimal set using "apt-cache depends ubuntu-restricted-extras" ... I'd guess following the depends of "ubuntu-restricted-addons" which lists several gstreamer (media) packages
[06:08] <dw1> yellowfish: so install phpmyadmin or use mysql -u root from terminal and do create database xxx
[06:09] <lily_> hey there anyone can help me out?
[06:09] <yellowfish> I did
[06:09] <yellowfish> the database is called sendy
[06:09] <yellowfish> I did "SHOW DATABASES;"
[06:09] <yellowfish> and it clearly shows "sendy" as one of the databases
[06:09] <yellowfish> do I need to "assign" that database to my username?
[06:09] <dw1> yellowfish: not if youre root
[06:10] <yellowfish> I'm root
[06:10] <yellowfish> +--------------------+
[06:10] <yellowfish> | Database           |
[06:10] <yellowfish> +--------------------+
[06:10] <yellowfish> | information_schema |
[06:10] <yellowfish> | mysql              |
[06:10] <yellowfish> | performance_schema |
[06:10] <unopaste> yellowfish 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
[06:10] <lily_> i have just install ubuntu 12.04 on my lappy and want to run tcl query
[06:10] <dw1> yellowfish: ##php and/or #mysql :)
[06:10] <lily_> but it is showing an error
[06:10] <nd> TJ THANX
[06:11] <lily_> anyone's there?
[06:11] <mgolisch> lily_: whats the error?
[06:11] <dw1> lily_: jus post error someone -might- know
[06:11] <brahmana> Hi all, The file /etc/environment includes /usr/local/bin in the PATH but when I echo it on my bash shell prompt it is not there.
[06:12] <brahmana> I do not see PATH being used in /etc/profile or /etc/bash.bashrc or ~/.bashrc
[06:12] <TJ-> yellowfish: Have you added access permissions for 'root'@'localhost' or where-ever the PHP script is connecting from?
[06:12] <brahmana> What could have removed that directory from PATH?
[06:12] <yellowfish> no TJ-
[06:12] <brahmana> And is there a way to make sure /usr/local/bin is always available in the PATH (system wide)
[06:12] <brahmana> ?
[06:12] <dw1> brahmana: ~/.profile maybe
[06:12] <TJ-> yellowfish: That'll be it then, you need to GRANT access privileges on a per-user, per-host basis
[06:13] <nd> how to connect andriod to ubuntu (linux) like windows i mean we can asses both sd card and phone memory and file system too
[06:13] <dw1> brahmana: /etc/profile /etc/profile.d
[06:13] <brahmana> dw1: ~/.profile does refer to PATH but it just adds one more directory
[06:14] <lily_> error is: can't read "ns_o3": no such variable while executing "set ns[new simulator]" (file "n.tcl" line 2)
[06:14] <TJ-> brahmana: Maybe ~/.bashrc or ~/.profile is re-setting the path? Try "grep 'PATH=' ~/.[^.]* 2>/dev/null"
[06:14] <mgolisch> lily_: hm whats that script your running? maybe ask its author?
[06:15] <dw1> nd: google might be better for that
[06:15] <lily_> tcl
[06:15] <yellowfish> TJ-, how do I do that?
[06:15] <yellowfish> I thought root had all the cool priviledges?
[06:15] <dw1> nd: my phone is old and not smart :p
[06:15] <dw1> yellowfish: it should imo
[06:16] <TJ-> yellowfish: only if you're connecting via the console. For TCP socket connections there needs to be a privilege
[06:16] <dw1> yellowfish: check your code ...... ##php
[06:16] <nd> dw1 :p all i want is to connect ma phone like it is conected in windows
[06:17] <TJ-> yellowfish: See http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/grant.html
[06:17] <nodedfree> yes i have question
[06:17] <mgolisch> nd: easiest is to set you phone to usb block storage mode if it supprots that
[06:17] <dw1> nd: i would know already if i googled it for you but you can do that
[06:17] <nodedfree> how can i use my vps as a proxy server for myself?
[06:17] <dw1> nd: google: ubuntu android mount files or something
[06:17] <ikonia> nodedfree: setup a proxyserver, such as squid
[06:17] <ikonia> nd: do you want to shared data between your phone / ubuntu apps, or mount the phone as a disk
[06:17] <nodedfree> ikonia,  to easy to use?
[06:17] <brahmana> TJ-: bingo that grep found it. .bash_profile was messing it up
[06:17] <ikonia> nodedfree: pretty straightforward.
[06:18] <brahmana> TJ-: and dw1 thank you
[06:18] <nodedfree> thx
[06:18] <mgolisch> easiest ist ssh dynamic portforward, it creates a socks proxy you can connect to
[06:18] <Kartagis> ikonia: hi, do you remember my issue from the other day?
[06:18] <ikonia> Kartagis: not really no,
[06:19] <Kartagis> ikonia: my videos play in slow motion and I was trying to insert the kernel driver i915
[06:19] <yellowfish> TJ-, I alreayd did this:
[06:19] <yellowfish> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON * . * TO 'root'@'localhost';
[06:19] <ikonia> Kartagis: vivid memory of it
[06:19] <yellowfish> it should have all priviledges
[06:19] <ikonia> yellowfish: flush privileges
[06:20] <yellowfish> it says 0 rows affected anyways
[06:20] <nd> mgolisch ive xperia  ikonia i want to mount i guess
[06:20] <Kartagis> ikonia: the last thing was you asked its chip and model
[06:20] <ikonia> yellowfish: perfect, that's what it should say
[06:20] <TJ-> nodedfree: If you want to proxy all traffic, you may want to configure a VPN from your PC to the VPS, and have the VPS do IP forwarding and masquerading. That makes *all* your traffic look to originate from the VPS
[06:20] <ikonia> nd: unlikley to happen easy
[06:20] <ikonia> Kartagis: as I said, vivid memory of it
[06:20] <nodedfree> TJ-, squid will do the work as well?
[06:20] <dw1> nd: http://google.com/search?q=ubuntu+mount+android
[06:21] <TJ-> yellowfish: I've been caught out by that before; Sometimes the PHP process is not bound to localhost, and is trying to connect from another IP on the host, such as it's LAN or WLAN IP
[06:21] <ikonia> nd: a lot of phones use mpd to present the phone as a disk, which just doesn't have good support
[06:21] <yellowfish> I don't think it is. I just started a new DigitalOcean droplet
[06:21] <yellowfish> with a fresh mysql installation
[06:21] <TJ-> nodedfree: If you only want to proxy HTTP (port 80) and nothing else
[06:21] <yellowfish> and lamp
[06:22] <TJ-> yellowfish: check the mysql log files, it'll tell you why the connection is denied
[06:22] <nodedfree> TJ-, i want all traffic as you said.. so i need to connect via vpn?
[06:22] <Kartagis> ikonia: do you mind looking at a askubuntu post? my issue is there
[06:22] <Kartagis> ikonia: http://askubuntu.com/questions/460485/use-kernel-driver-for-intel-graphics
[06:22] <TJ-> nodedfree: Yes. Something like OpenVPN is easiest to configure.
[06:22] <ikonia> Kartagis: not got time / interest at the moment, sorry, doing other things
[06:22] <mgolisch> nd: maybe airdroid is an option, thats how i uplaod stuff to my phone
[06:22] <ikonia> Kartagis: plu - I don't support askubuntu, ask ubuntu supports askubuntu, I deal with irc
[06:22] <nodedfree> TJ-, thanks.
[06:23] <Kartagis> ikonia: I've been waiting for you for days man :(
[06:23] <ikonia> Kartagis: waiting for me??
[06:23] <Kartagis> yea
[06:23] <ikonia> why ?
[06:23] <TJ-> nodedfree: OpenVPN has the advantage that you can use it as a system service on your PC, or have it initiated from Network Manager and the GUI NM applet
[06:23] <ikonia> there are 1600+ people in this channel
[06:24] <nd> mgolisch u mean air driod can share data inside phone memory too?
[06:24] <Kartagis> yea, but I've been asking about this for 2 weeks now and you're the one showed interest
[06:26] <ikonia> Kartagis: I'm sure someone will help you, as I recall I asked you why you thought it wasn't using the right module
[06:26] <TJ-> Kartagis: Show us the output of "lspci -nn | grep Graphics"
[06:26] <ikonia> there you go, someone else has interest, thanks TJ-
[06:26] <filterBOT> is ubuntu unity the most buggy desk env ?
[06:27] <Slumlord_> run
[06:27] <Slumlord_> lol
[06:27] <Kartagis> thanks TJ-
[06:28] <mgolisch> Kartagis:  did you install i965-va-driver
[06:28] <Kartagis> Display controller [0380]: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07)
[06:28] <mgolisch> i remember i ahd to do that on my i3 htpc
[06:28] <mgolisch> it wouldnt use hardware accelerated video decoding without that
[06:28] <Kartagis> TJ-: Display controller [0380]: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07)
[06:28] <Kartagis> mgolisch: insmod?
[06:28] <ikonia> do not randoml insmod things blindly
[06:28] <Kartagis> mgolisch: or apt-get?
[06:28] <TJ-> Kartagis: That isn't the output I asked for ... I want "lspci -nn ..."
[06:29] <mgolisch> Kartagis: but maybe that doesnt apply to that specific intel chip you have
[06:31] <mgolisch> Kartagis: does vainfo return any errors?
[06:31] <nd> i need some simple steps to mount my android just like it mount on windows ..m not a windows lover
[06:31] <TJ-> mgolisch: That might be applicable if the kernel driver had loaded. It seems the issue is that on the installed system the kernel driver doesn't load
[06:31] <ikonia> nd: youd probably going to struggle with that due to mpd
[06:32] <dyu> what does a t at the end of ls -l mean? drwxrwxrwt  38 root root  4096 May  7 08:24 tmp
[06:32] <nd> ikonia mpd?
[06:33] <ikonia> nd: have a quick search, but it's basically what's used by android now to present the phone as storage
[06:33] <hucasys> hi all, anybody know about android internet pass-through on 13.10 ?
[06:33] <TJ-> dyu: see the 5th paragraph of "man chmod"
[06:33] <hucasys> sorry to intrude
[06:33] <ikonia> hucasys: whats android internet pass through ?
[06:33] <nd> k ikonia :}
[06:33] <dyu> TJ-: found it. thanks!
[06:34] <hucasys> reverse tethering
[06:34] <nd> ill use dillo ubuntu users use dillo broweser :p
[06:34] <ikonia> hucasys: do you mean you want to proxy your android connection out of your ubuntu machine ?
[06:35] <hucasys> um....I want to connect phone to www through pc's connection
[06:36] <hucasys> ikonia: um....I want to connect phone to www through pc's connection
[06:36] <Kartagis> TJ-: sorry for delay, it's at http://paste.ubuntu.com/7408744/
[06:36] <ikonia> hucasys: I'm certainly not aware of any app that does it directly, but you could use tools such as iptables to forward the interface on your android phone to the external interface on your PC
[06:36] <sasuke> hi can anyone help to to install puppet-2.7 in ubuntu
[06:36] <ikonia> sasuke: what's the problem ?
[06:36] <hucasys> ikonia: the most newbie method would be great have  searched around but....
[06:37] <ikonia> hucasys: as I said, I'm not aware of a simple app that does it
[06:37] <ikonia> it maybe worth having a read of this
[06:37] <ikonia> !ics | hucasys
[06:37] <sasuke> i need to install puppet2.7 version..
[06:37] <hucasys> right, ok, thnx
[06:37] <ikonia> sasuke: ok, what's stopping you
[06:38] <sasuke> when i'm using normal "sudo apt-get puppet" its installing 3.2 version
[06:38] <TJ-> Kartagis: OK, the following command confirms that the i915 driver *should* be loaded... "modinfo i915 | egrep '^alias:.*8086.*2A4[23]' "
[06:39] <ikonia> sasuke: right as that's the supported version for your current ubuntu release.
[06:39] <TJ-> Kartagis: So now, you need to check whether it has been disabled/blacklisted from auto-loading: "grep i915 /etc/modprobe.d/*.conf"
[06:39] <sasuke> sorry 3.4 version is installing.. but my puppet-master version is 2.7. So i want to install 2.7 version in clients also
[06:39] <ikonia> sasuke: is this on a corperate network ?
[06:39] <ikonia> sasuke: or home ?
[06:39] <sasuke> home
[06:39] <TJ-> Kartagis: Also, you should review the log-files to see if it is trying and failing to load, "grep i915 /var/log/kern.log"
[06:40] <ikonia> sasuke: ok, so you should probably consider taking the master up to supported versions,
[06:40] <sasuke> btw i'm using centos for puppet master and ubuntu is agent
[06:40] <ikonia> sasuke: other than that you'll need to find or build a repo holding the 2.7 client for your ubuntu relese.
[06:40] <sasuke> i even tried by installing master on ubuntu.. but the problem is puppet-master
[06:41] <Kartagis> TJ-: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7408754/ and grep i915 /etc/modprobe.d/*.conf doesn't return a thing
[06:41] <sasuke> service is not starting
[06:41] <ikonia> sasuke: look at why it doesn't start
[06:41] <sasuke> logs are showing empty
[06:41] <ikonia> sasuke: start it manually then and get debug to the console
[06:41] <Kartagis> TJ-: also, grep i915 /var/log/kern.log doesn't return anything
[06:42] <mgolisch> Kartagis: but it loaded?
[06:42] <sasuke> how can i do that.. i'm not sure. can you give me some link if u hav
[06:42] <TJ-> Kartagis: If you don't see anything obvious in the log, then start a monitor on it with "sudo tail -f /var/log/kern.log" and then manually load the module from another terminal with "sudo modprobe i915". The log should show something
[06:43] <ikonia> sasuke: I don't have any link, the upstart job is just a shell script, so walk through the init process manually
[06:44] <Kartagis> TJ-: nothing in logs
[06:44] <nd> ikonia wt was the name again mpd should i search in g play
[06:44] <TJ-> Kartagis: Is that when you try to modprobe the module?
[06:45] <sasuke> ikonia, sorry to say this, i am not getting what you are saying.. i dont know linux in deep.. i have very little knowledge.
[06:45] <Kartagis> TJ-: yeah, but when I do modprobe i91<TAB> it is completed to i915_wd
[06:45] <Kartagis> sorry, i915_bdw
[06:45] <Kartagis> TJ-: ^
[06:46] <ikonia> nd: pardon ?
[06:46] <TJ-> Kartagis: what does this show: "find /lib/modules/`uname -r`/ -name 'i915*'  "
[06:46] <Kartagis> TJ-: when I do modprobe i915_bdw, I get "i915_bdw: exports duplicate symbol i915_release_power_well (owned by i915)"
[06:46] <ikonia> Kartagis: blindly typing commands is not going to help
[06:47] <ikonia> Kartagis: pay attention to EXACTLY what you are being asked to do
[06:47] <Kartagis> okay, sorry
[06:48] <Kartagis> TJ-: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7408785/
[06:48] <mk12> hey
[06:48] <mk12> cannot log in into my computer after installing unbuntu 14.
[06:49] <TJ-> nd: I'm using (K)ubuntu 14.04 and with an Android 4.4 device the internal storage is presented (over MPT) as a volume to Ubuntu as soon as I plug in the USB cable
[06:49] <ikonia> TJ-: MPT !! not mpd, thank you
[06:50] <mgolisch> its mtp isnt it?
[06:51] <Kartagis> mtp yes
[06:51] <TJ-> Kartagis: Have you added "nomodeset" to the kernel command line ?
[06:51] <TJ-> mgolisch: lol yes... typo here :)
[06:52] <TJ-> MPT = Media Transfer Protocol, a way to 'mount' a volume on multiple hosts, safely.
[06:52]  * TJ- stamps on fingers for being dsylexic
[06:53] <Kartagis> TJ-: not that I'm aware of, but let me see. how do I check it? /boot/grub/grub.cfg?
[06:53] <mgolisch> Kartagis: cat /proc/cmdline
[06:53] <TJ-> Kartagis: "grep nomodeset /boot/grub/grub.cfg /etc/default/grub"
[06:53] <knak> Hi everyone, got he following error at boot after upgrading to 14.04LTS : "error: diskfilter writes are not supported". does someone have the same issue ?
[06:53] <Kartagis> uhm, yes I do have nomodeset
[06:54]  * Kartagis runs away screaming
[06:54] <TJ-> Kartagis: Try removing it... it might help
[06:55] <Kartagis> hell I don't even remember why I put it there
[06:55] <TJ-> Kartagis: maybe a black screen during start-up, before the X server gets going?
[06:55] <TJ-> Kartagis: I seem to recall that was a common issue with i9x5 chipsets
[06:59] <fox_> 有人会中文么
[06:59] <fox_> 我不会英文啊
[07:01] <portserg> hi, I have a ubuntu server with a monitor, and i'd like to start a video on bootup time. How can i start the X (startx) without being redirected to a new terminal, and how can i trigger a script on that new x window?
[07:01] <TJ-> !ch | fox_
[07:01] <TJ-> oops
[07:01] <mk12> hey someone in here help me loging in my screen just installed ubuntu 14 and i cant sign in.??
[07:01] <TJ-> !cn | fox_
[07:02] <TJ-> mk12: We told you earlier; reboot to the recovery console, drop to a root shell, and reset the user password
[07:02] <Kartagis> TJ-: thanks a lot dude :)
[07:02] <mk12> recovery how
[07:03] <TJ-> mk12: It's one of the boot loader menu options
[07:03] <TJ-> mk12: see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveryMode
[07:03] <mk12> ok iam in which option do i pick
[07:03] <shafox> Hi in 12.04 can I install gtk+-3.0 >=3.12 ?
[07:03] <mk12> droll to shell prompt?
[07:04] <mk12> ok iam what now..
[07:04] <mk12> iam root ..
[07:04] <mk12> how do i reset password
[07:04] <TJ-> mk12: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword
[07:04] <Kartagis> mk12: passwd [user]
[07:05] <mk12> ok done
[07:05] <TJ-> mk12: now change runlevel to 2 with "init 2"
[07:06] <mk12> no its said authtentication token manupulation error??
[07:06] <questions> Hello, I have a questions, please.
[07:07] <questions> Is somebody available to help?
[07:07] <questions> Hello? Anybody?
[07:07] <ghartz> dont ask to ask, but ask
[07:07] <Kartagis> !ask | questions
[07:08] <questions> I was wondering if linux malware could or could not steal a key (and not a passphrase) from a LUKS filesystem upon, or after, connecting it to a computer which is also connected, at the time or later, to the internet.
[07:08] <mk12> what does authentication token manipulation error mean TJ-
[07:08] <ferret_commander> it could
[07:08] <ferret_commander> or not
[07:08] <ferret_commander> means your authentication fialed
[07:09] <ferret_commander> see log for more info
[07:09] <ferret_commander> see also /topic for info on openssl
[07:09] <ferret_commander> and beelding heart
[07:09] <questions> heartbleed was patched within hours of finally being discovered.
[07:10] <Ben64> mk12: what are you trying to accomplish?
[07:11] <TJ-> mk12: see http://askubuntu.com/questions/57620/getting-an-authentication-token-manipulation-error-when-trying-to-change-my-us
[07:14] <questions> What about LUKS keys (not passphrases but the inchangable key, without reformatting to change the static LUKS key, not the passphrase), and would or would not malware (such as those described in the 2013 leaks, which include remote BIOS reflashing with backdoors, and remote hard drive firmware updates with backdoor firmware something to do with MBR access. I'm asking about the LUKS key and if the OS, Ubuntu, has the key to access t
[07:14] <questions> he LUKS filesystem, obviously, if that key could or could not by accessed remotely by agencies.
[07:15] <questions> Basicly my question is that, if Ubuntu is just another nsa front like Facebook, would or would not a LUKS key be vunerable after accessing a LUKS filesystem from an Ubuntu computer connected to the internet at the time or later.
[07:15] <questions> I will take your silence as a confirmation of my concerns, thank you.
[07:16] <Ben64> silence is not an answer, you're asking very tinfoil hattish questions with confusing grammar and syntax
[07:16] <questions> Really? Trust Canonical because "Trust us, we have root, you already do."
[07:17] <questions> http://news.softpedia.com/newsImage/Canonical-We-Have-Root-Trust-Us-2.jpg/
[07:17] <Ben64> sorry, this is not the proper channel for FUD
[07:17] <Ben64> if you don't want to use ubuntu, you don't have to
[07:17] <nd> ikonia name of app to mount android ?
[07:17] <questions> I'm asking a technical question about LUKS, and I've already trudged through all the search engines with no results.
[07:18] <questions> What about all the other fools using Ubuntu, without root on their own computer system?
[07:18] <xangua> nd if you use a recen ubuntu release as 13.10 or 14.04 you should have no problems mounting android devices with mtp
[07:18] <karab44> hello
[07:19] <questions> Ubuntu is a failed operating system. Cheers.
[07:19] <jdog> k
[07:19] <nd> xangua m usin saucy and its in mtp mode (coz using usb thethring) but device is not mounted as it does in windows
[07:20] <nd> hows ubuntu 14.4 ? any one using
[07:20] <karab44> I have a question regarding alt+ctrl+F123456 key combinations
[07:20] <karab44> when I press some of these I have only prompt and can't login
[07:20] <ferret_commander> then dont do it
[07:21] <Ben64> karab44: ask your question, we can't answer you until you do
[07:21] <karab44> wot?
[07:21] <ferret_commander> alt f1 f2 will bring up more virtual like login temrinals n stuff
[07:21] <ferret_commander> try alt f1
[07:21] <ferret_commander> that should bring back unless your garphical login then its liek alt f7 or something
[07:21] <ferret_commander> dont play with sorcery you dont understand
[07:21] <ferret_commander> enjoy the basics
[07:21] <ferret_commander> like a good ferret
[07:22] <Ben64> !enter | ferret_commander
[07:22] <karab44> Ben64: I asked my question, why I can't log in to the shell by ALT+CTRL+F123456?
[07:22] <Ben64> karab44: well what happens when you try
[07:22] <karab44> nothing
[07:22] <karab44> I can't even type a letter
[07:23] <Ben64> you need to explain more
[07:23] <karab44> Nothing works, only thing I can do is to go back to graphic mode
[07:23] <nd>  hows ubuntu 14.4 ? any one using
[07:23] <Ben64> karab44: ok, so you press CTRL+ALT+F1, what happens
[07:24] <karab44> black screen and blinking prompt
[07:24] <karab44> just in top left corner
[07:24] <karab44> no description, no nothing
[07:25] <karab44> Only thing I can do is go back to X altctrlf7
[07:25] <Ben64> karab44: ok, what version of ubuntu
[07:25] <TJ-> karab44: OK, that means the video driver installed isn't support modesetting correctly... probably you have a proprietary Nvidia or AMD driver
[07:25] <karab44> 14lts
[07:26] <karab44> TJ-: yes, that's right I do have nvidia
[07:27] <karab44> So what should I do? How to install additional drivers and configure them correctly? I like nvdidia much and I wish to use them as a primary drivers.
[07:28] <TJ-> karab44: I got around it by using the kernel UVESA driver to ensure I have terminal display too, by adding to the kernel command-line "video=uvesafb:mode_option=1920x1200-32,mtrr=3,scroll=ywrap"
[07:29] <karab44> So that's everything I need to do? Nothing more to install?
[07:29] <TJ-> karab44: That's all ... ensure you select a native resolution of the display in your own options of course. My laptop uses 1920x1200 native resolution as you can see
[07:30] <karab44> TJ-: so by kernel command like you mean something like bootstrap ... yhmm grub, right?
[07:30] <TJ-> karab44: I add it to "/etc/default/grub" in "GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="pci=realloc,use_crs video=uvesafb:mode_option='1920x1200-32',mtrr=3,scroll=ywrap" "   then run "sudo update-grub"
[07:31] <Ben64> might want to test it out first before adding it in like that
[07:32] <karab44> since last time I don't use tty's but as they say - you never know when you'll need it
[07:32] <karab44> Ben64: so how to test it first?
[07:33] <TJ-> karab44: add it manually at boot, by editing the boot menu entry
[07:33] <Ben64> you can type it in in grub before you boot
[07:33] <sasuke> hi guys, is there any package which supports ipsec with importing user certificates.
[07:33] <karab44> all right
[07:34] <karab44> I need a notepad :D
[07:34] <nd> karab44 leafpad
[07:36] <karab44> will uvesa handle 2560x1600 in terminal?
[07:37] <karab44> I think some ago types were so small that I had problems with reading...
[07:37] <karab44> ok ok, so guys, thank you and see you soon :)
[07:40] <Aki-Thinkpad> hey where can I find the refresh icon used in the new browser?
[08:00] <helmut_> hi
[08:08] <alteregoa> i am looking for a ubuntu versio without systemd
[08:08] <bazhang> !14.04 | alteregoa
[08:17] <karab44> hello again
[08:17] <karab44> yghm no success... :S
[08:18] <karab44> I updated grub with that additional video command line but it still doesn't work. So I can not switch to any tty
[08:18] <karab44> I browsed synaptic for uvesa and I found v86d - "v86d is needed by the uvesafb kernel module."
[08:19] <karab44> I have not installed that... so it's probably esential for uvesa.
[08:19] <karab44> any hints?
[08:20] <karab44> TJ-: Do I need that package?
[08:26] <cuyotte> Hello everyone
[08:31] <kingmofo_> hello
[08:34] <DJones> .w 20
[08:35] <cuyotte> So does anyone know how to watch channels in xbmc that are listed as restricted for use in the United States only?
[08:36] <InFierno> VPN
[08:37] <rigo> hi is the E1 1200 with 2 gibs of ram enough for browsing, and some flash gaming/youtube with ubuntu on a laptop?
[08:37] <Osz> Hi, anybody can help me how to access my external hard drive, I plug it but it didnt show up.
[08:38] <cuyotte> I have unblock-us and I'm able to watch Netflix and Hulu now no problem, but I was hoping it would have done the same thing for xbmc
[08:40] <Rory> cuyotte: It's a browser extension which just uses a web proxy. It will only work for the browser
[08:40] <cuyotte> Ok.
[08:40] <Rory> Osz: Can you install the package "pastebinit" (sudo apt-get install pastebinit)
[08:41] <Rory> Osz: Then unplug and re-plug your drive, and run "dmesg | pastebinit" and share the url in this channel
[08:42] <Zv_oDD> i can't figure out how to specify user name and password in the ftp command line
[08:43] <Osz> Rory: will do
[08:44] <Zv_oDD> gnu ftp doesnt seem to like: ftp ftp://user:pass@$serv
[08:44] <freelancer_20141> hi
[08:44] <freelancer_20141> any one can help me
[08:44] <Rory> freelancer_20141: Only if you ask a question
[08:44] <cfhowlett> !ask|freelancer_20141
[08:44] <freelancer_20141> how can i connect pppoe over Wifi
[08:44] <cuyotte> Sorry for seeming like a noob, but what is everyone using FTP for?
[08:45] <freelancer_20141> hi
[08:45] <geirha> Zv_oDD: It's not GNU. You type   user username password   unless you mean to use it in a script, in which case, the default ftp client is mostly useless
[08:45] <freelancer_20141> how can i connect pppoe over Wifi
[08:45] <InFierno> PPPoE is PPP over Ethernet...
[08:45] <cuyotte> I thought it was only good for people who are hosting websites
[08:45] <Rory> freelancer_20141: Do you mean PPTP, a VPN?
[08:46] <freelancer_20141> no pppoe
[08:46] <Osz> Rory: here is it http://paste.ubuntu.com/7409220/
[08:46] <freelancer_20141> broadband
[08:46] <freelancer_20141> please help me
[08:46] <InFierno> You need to use a router and then connect to the router via wifi
[08:46] <Zv_oDD> cuyotte: ftp =  "File Transfer Protocol"
[08:46] <cfhowlett> !ftp
[08:46] <geirha> cuyotte: Not even then, I'd say.  http://mywiki.wooledge.org/FtpMustDie
[08:47] <Zv_oDD> you can connect ot a remote machine and browser through folder and send/recieve files
[08:47] <freelancer_20141> but i have alot of wifi network and i receive all by using access point and all of them have pppoe over wifi
[08:47] <cuyotte> Ok.
[08:47] <freelancer_20141> how can i connect to all of them
[08:48] <cuyotte> So what FTP servers are out there that people can connect to?
[08:49] <cfhowlett> !ot|cuyotte please
[08:49] <Zv_oDD> cuyotte: usually it's another computer you have access to over a network
[08:50] <cuyotte> Ok. I get it now. Thanks.
[08:50] <Zv_oDD> for instance i have a virtual machine running linux and i want to send some file over to it form my windows computer
[08:50] <Zv_oDD> acttually the otherway around
[08:51] <Osz> Zv_oDD: you can create a share folder on the network and access it form your windows.
[08:52] <Osz> or better you get support from VM Software you are using.
[08:53] <dw1> I suppose it's safe to post drive UUIDs in a bug report, right
[08:53] <k1l> dw1: yes
[08:54] <freelancer_20141> i have a problem in connect to pppoe (broadband) Over Wifi
[08:54] <freelancer_20141> any one help me
[08:55] <cfhowlett> !patience| freelancer_20141
[09:00] <Osz> Rory: did you find something?
[09:11] <loki__> hi
[09:11] <loki__> wanted to know where to get ubuntu trusty kernel and initrd files
[09:12] <cfhowlett> loki__ where to get ... from the ISO?
[09:13] <loki__> cfhowlett thanks for reply i wanted it for arm
[09:14] <cfhowlett> !arm|loki__
[09:14] <loki__> i m trying to boot qemu arm
[09:14] <loki__> oh ok ty
[09:15] <bonk3rzz> kubuntu 14.04 having some minor issues with Pithos anyone have any knowledge of this... music plays but no covers or thumbs up or down buttons
[09:15] <dave20> !kubuntu | bonk3rzz
[09:16] <bonk3rzz> ya everyones asleep over the
[09:16] <karab44> Still nothign. I am not sure but I may have some kernel modules not installed
[09:17] <Abhi__> hello
[09:18] <needy> Hey, all! Is there a way to prevent automatic workspace switching in ubuntu 12.04 desktop with unity as the desktop manager? I am talking about automatic workspace switching when I press alt+tab and the destination application has part of its window intruding into another workspace.
[09:19] <slawek> Hi! I need help with proftpd. Every sunday proftpd is killed (signal 15). I guess its a problem with rotating logs - proftpd is getting killed by logrotate and then cant be run by user (need sudo). How can I fix this?
[09:19] <Abhi__> I am using ubuntu server on cloud hosting ..i already have created postfix .. I want to know how to configure with Email
[09:20] <nikolam> I get kernel PANIC, after I installed from Live DVD session, and when I take out DVD before clicking to reset
[09:20] <karab44> I know what probably could be case of my non-working tty's. I use updated nvidia-drivers instead of tested.
[09:20] <nikolam> al least it should ask me to bring back DVD in drive and hit reset and then take it out before reboot
[09:21] <karab44> I am not sure yet is that the reason but most probably it is.
[09:22] <Rory> Osz: Does your drive work in any other PC? Has it ever worked?
[09:25] <Abhi__> any one help me..?
[09:26] <cfhowlett> !server|Abhi__ ask the server channel
[09:27] <Abhi__> Do you know about Postfix email service in ubuntu..?
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[09:28] <cfhowlett> Abhi__ dude.  ubottu is a BOT.  again: see the server channel.
[09:28] <k1l> !postfix
[09:28] <k1l> Abhi__: ^
[09:34] <fidel__> hi - if it comes to 14.04 on a server - is there already a date known when 14.04.1 will be released? (which is usually the first version to take on servers afaik)
[09:34] <DJones> fidel__: I think the date for 14.04.1 is 24th July
[09:34] <cfhowlett> fidel__ july.
[09:35] <fidel__> thanks to both ;)
[09:35] <dw1> my provider offered a fresh install already :)
[09:35] <dw1> and you can upgrade early if you're brave
[09:36] <fidel__> dw1: i know - but i tend to upgrade those 10 boxes if .1 is released. that worked good in the past and i dont see a reason to change that so far ;)
[09:36] <karab44> Guys I think this is a bug that I can't log to any tty ...
[09:36] <dw1> fidel__: yes, good practice
[09:37] <Osz> Rory: it was my Laptop drive, and it was working fine until my windows crashed.
[09:37] <dw1> karab44: misconfiguration, maybe? whatd you do?
[09:37] <cfhowlett> fidel__ I've never server'd (that IS a verb, is it not?)  but I agree, but point release #1 upgrade is likely good practice.
[09:38] <karab44> dw1: on any ALT+CTRL+F123456 I have blank screen with prompt, can't do absolutely nothing except going back to X
[09:38] <Radon_3> hi friends
[09:39] <dw1> karab44: what about advanced -> recovery mode from grub?  any display?
[09:39] <karab44> I tried to add that grub_cmd_linux video=uvesa but with no effect
[09:39] <dw1> karab44: wonder if its a grub video thing
[09:39] <karab44> hmmm dw1 that's good point, I haven't tried that
[09:40] <dw1> karab44: i guess you have an addon video card installed
[09:40] <dw1> karab44: i heard once of someone getting their ttys on the mainboard video instead of addon card
[09:41] <dw1> karab44: cant remember if/how they fixed it tho :)
[09:41] <Radon_3> I want to do this: http://kartook.com/2012/07/how-to-protect-su-by-limiting-access-only-to-admin-group/ do you think it is such a good idea to do it?
[09:42] <karab44> I found that somebody just reinstalled nvidia drivers and it started to work. My drivers are "proprietary-updates" nvidia as primary driver and they're not "proprietary-tested"
[09:42] <Radon_3> or I could face limitation in the future
[09:42] <dw1> karab44: oh, i just use nvidia-current nothing bleeding-edge
[09:42] <karab44> yeah, that could be the reason
[09:43] <karab44> I'll do two things. First would be running recovery mode and reinstalling nvidia drivers for "tested" after that
[09:44] <dw1> karab44: im curious if the ttys are on mainboard video display :)
[09:45] <dw1> karab44: crawl under the desk and switch it.... :D
[09:45] <karab44> well... I don't know, but what about prompt? It's not totally blank (black)
[09:46] <dw1> oh hmm
[09:46] <dw1> k im not curious anymore
[09:46] <dw1> g/l
[09:46] <karab44> hehe thanks
[09:46] <Radon_3> dw1: hi man. how you doing? can you answer my question please?
[09:46]  * karab44 diving under his desk
[09:47] <TyzzyT> lol
[09:47] <dw1> Radon_3: perhaps if i knew the answer :)
[09:47] <Radon_3> oh...
[09:48] <dw1> karab44: if you see text/prompt then its probably not that..
[09:48] <Radon_3> TyzzyT: what's with the lol man? :)
[09:48] <TyzzyT> lol about karab44
[09:48] <dw1> karab44: not sure i understand the symptom fully
[09:48] <karab44> no text at all, just prompt
[09:48] <dw1> what do you mean prompt, flashing cursor/underscore ?
[09:49] <karab44> I mean just curson
[09:49] <dw1> should ask for login
[09:49] <dw1> ahh
[09:49] <karab44> cursor is blinking
[09:50] <karab44> so basically it's not even a prompt I believe
[09:51] <dw1> karab44: one reported it was kernel related
[09:52] <karab44> wooah I am back
[09:52] <karab44> you know what?
[09:52] <karab44> it works on mobo graphics xD
[09:52] <dw1> karab44: :o
[09:52] <karab44> yap
[09:53] <karab44> I am shocked
[09:53] <karab44> dw1: you were absolutely right
[09:55] <dw1> karab44: "When I connected a monitor to the mobo VGA and hit CTRL-ALT-F1 the tty displayed on that monitor instead. Went to BIOS- set the vga to enable when there is no graphics card - everything's fine now."
[09:55] <karab44> dw1: you are a genius
[09:56] <karab44> I remember I disabled BIOS vga last month
[09:56] <dw1> karab44: educated guess based on past browsing :)
[09:56] <dw1> karab44: nice
[09:56] <karab44> but it's weird tty works on disabled vga :S
[09:56] <karab44> okay nvmd brb
[09:59] <amirtharaj> i have five system A,B,C,D,E with ubuntu 14.04 desktop. Is here any possiblities to take a daily backup of B,C,D,E from A.
[10:00] <dw1> i would make a custom script for that, but there might be some tool
[10:01] <dw1> you could set up passwordless key-based access, and run commands remotely with ssh user@host -x <command>
[10:01] <karab44> I am back
[10:01] <dw1> amirtharaj: the above is for you
[10:01] <karab44> dw1: it works like a charm
[10:02] <dw1> amirtharaj: or you could set up cron jobs and use ftp or something
[10:02] <dw1> karab44: awesome :D
[10:02] <karab44> I had downgraded bios month ago because latest was unstable
[10:02] <karab44> and that covered with 1404 premiere
[10:03] <amirtharaj> From the open ssh server as my condition is possible?
[10:03] <dw1> amirtharaj: i would prob only backup things like /etc and /home files
[10:04] <karab44> dw1: thank you my friend!
[10:04] <dw1> amirtharaj: there are lots of ways... you need to a) build the backup archives and b) transfer them
[10:05] <root____1> Hi I am having a problem with updating, I am using 14.04 lts server with i3 desktop, I ran apt-get update && apt-get upgrade and everything was fine till it upgraded the kernel. Now it keeps cycling through the creation of the boot info(checking for other installs), it never finishes. If I stop it states that dpkg was interupted and to run dpkg --configure -a which just starts the cycle again, Does anyone
[10:05] <root____1> have an idea what to do to allow this to finish. thanks in advance for any help
[10:05] <amirtharaj> remaining 4 system needs to access me @ the same via terminal and on that time i need to take backup of them
[10:06] <dw1> root____1: are you sure its not uninstalling a lot of old kernels
[10:06] <dw1> root____1: that can take a while and probes after each removal
[10:06] <root____1> yes this install is only a few days old
[10:07] <amirtharaj> Yes tell me..is this possible via ssh server
[10:07] <dw1> amirtharaj: ssh can be used to run commands and/or authenticate.  scp can transfer over ssh channel... so yeah thats one way
[10:08] <root____1> dw1 yes this install is only a few days old
[10:09] <dw1> root____1: http://pastee.org your errors maybe it will help
[10:09] <amirtharaj> yes fine & thanks. i will implement the ssh-server imly.
[10:10] <root____1> dw1 there really isn't any errors till I stop it and run the dlpkg --configure -a that is tells me too
[10:11] <root____1> dw1 E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem. this is about it
[10:11] <amirtharaj> One more question.my department need cvblob.. is it possible to install  in the ubuntu desktop 14.04?
[10:12] <k1l> !info cvblob
[10:12] <dw1> amirtharaj: http://google.com/search?q=backups+over+ssh
[10:13] <k1l> amirtharaj: see the project cvblob support/webpage for instructions to install that
[10:14] <dw1> root____1: what does it say while looping?
[10:15] <amirtharaj> i tried a lot..having an error.. related packages opencv,numpy was successfully installed...but cvblob not working in python
[10:16] <dw1> best google the error
[10:16] <needy> needy:
[10:19] <Boggie> Folks is there any way to make a bootable ISO from a DVD on Ubuntu?
[10:19] <root____1> dw1 it just shows the normal stuff that it shows when it creates new kernel, like the creation of th the inittrd files and the kernel files and then it starts the probe for other installs, this completes and then it starts the whole thing over, starting with the creation of the initrd files
[10:19] <Boggie> DVD itself is bootable.
[10:21] <dw1> root____1: hows your disk space?  df -h
[10:21] <root____1> I have 421 gig open on the root partition
[10:22] <dw1> root____1: did you ever try installing the kernel by itself?
[10:23] <root____1> dw1 no
[10:23] <dw1> root____1: could try it...
[10:23] <root____1> dw1: ok like directly from apt-get?
[10:23] <dw1> root____1: yeah
[10:24] <root____1> dw1: apt-get install ??
[10:24] <dw1> root____1: linux-image-#####-generic or whatever it is
[10:25] <root____1> dw1: ok I will give that a try now
[10:27] <shortblack> Boggie: Have you tried copying the DVD in Brasero?
[10:27] <root____1> dw1: It comes back with the E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem. It is forcing me to start that process no matter what I askl it to do
[10:28] <babyswizz> I have been trying to upgrade my ubuntu 13.04 to 14.0 but it seem sudo apt-get upgrade does not recognize any upgrade
[10:28] <dw1> root____1: and that wont complete?
[10:29] <root____1> dw1: it just seems to cycle over and over, I am going to trigger it and let it run for a while and see if it eventually terminates
[10:29] <Boggie> no I haven't
[10:29] <dw1> root____1: look for an error or something...
[10:30] <root____1> dw1: I am going to examine some logs and look around, I appreciate all your help thanks
[10:30] <shortblack> Boggie: Give that a try :) should be able to copy it to an ISO
[10:31] <Boggie> let's hope so.
[10:31] <Boggie> but will it be bootable.. that is the question.
[10:31] <shortblack> Boggie: if the DVD is then it should be
[10:32] <Boggie> copy cd or dvd expects me to have another disk at hand which I do to have.
[10:32] <Boggie> nevermind. i found the image file option.
[10:32] <silv3r_m00n> whats the window manager unity uses ?
[10:35] <WildSoft> Hi -Anyone know if there's a way to make PcManFM save view options for folders. So its not resetting every time you reopen that folder. Alternatively have it automatically show thumbnail view when in a folder with pictures (like Windows)
[10:35] <babyswizz> any possible solutions for me?
[10:36] <playonlinuxfails> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/playonlinux/+bug/1317028
[10:36] <playonlinuxfails> if i try to install play on linux it fuks up my whole system
[10:36] <playonlinuxfails> it wants to remove thousands of packages
[10:36] <playonlinuxfails> as dependensies
[10:37] <k1l> !info playonlinux
[10:37] <Shelly2> can know why my multimedia keyboard controls (volume) stopped working after 12.04 update?
[10:37] <Shelly2> anyone know?
[10:37] <k1l> playonlinuxfails: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
[10:38] <k1l> get that sorted first
[10:38] <playonlinuxfails> i have nothing held back
[10:38] <playonlinuxfails> if i type apt-get install -f
[10:38] <playonlinuxfails> i get a clean 0 0 0 0
[10:38] <playonlinuxfails> nothing removed nothing installed
[10:38] <k1l> playonlinuxfails: run "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[10:38] <playonlinuxfails> no updates either
[10:39] <playonlinuxfails> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[10:39] <playonlinuxfails> see
[10:39] <shortblack> babyswizz, have you tried the command 'do-release-upgrade'? also i dont think that ubuntu will upgrade directly from 13.04 to 14.04
[10:39] <k1l> playonlinuxfails: on do you 3rd party repos enabled?
[10:40] <playonlinuxfails> yes a couple PPAs
[10:40] <k1l> playonlinuxfails: i bet the cause the trouble
[10:40] <k1l> *they
[10:40] <playonlinuxfails> so disable for time bieng
[10:40] <playonlinuxfails> then install playonlinux
[10:41] <k1l> well, the installed 3rd party packages are still on the system and can cause depencies to not be resolved
[10:42] <playonlinuxfails> so im suppose to remove steam?
[10:42] <playonlinuxfails> thats the only thing i added so far
[10:42] <k1l> please pastebin a "cat /etc/apt/sources.list" and a "ls -al /etc/apt/sources.list.d"
[10:43] <oles_> hi! i've installed all upgrades to libss on ubuntu 12.04 but i still have libssl1.0.0 version 1.0.1-4ubuntu3, and accoding to official guide it should be 1.0.1-4ubuntu5.12, so what i need to do to fix this?
[10:43] <k1l> oles_: run "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[10:43] <k1l> oles_: that will install all security upgrades
[10:43] <geirha> k1l: Slightly more useful: tail -n +1 /etc/apt/sources.list{,.d/*.list}
[10:44] <k1l> oles_: note, a restart is suggested after that ssl update
[10:44] <playonlinuxfails> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/playonlinux/+bug/1317028
[10:44] <playonlinuxfails> posted as comments
[10:44] <k1l> geirha: nice
[10:46] <k1l> playonlinuxfails: can you try to install wine with "sudo apt-get install wine"
[10:46] <s3an2_> ceph 0.8 firefly has been released - will this now be packaged by ubuntu?
[10:47] <playonlinuxfails> no luck
[10:47] <k1l> s3an2_: make a request on launchpad.net
[10:47] <playonlinuxfails> something about held back packages
[10:47] <playonlinuxfails> comment posted on bug report page
[10:48] <OerHeks> playonlinuxfails, maybe some ppa?
[10:52] <An_Ony_Moose> flashplugin-installer
[10:52] <playonlinuxfails> i dont have any PPA software installed yet
[10:52] <An_Ony_Moose> oops
[10:52] <playonlinuxfails> as this is a new fresh install of 14.04
[10:52] <playonlinuxfails> with my /home copied from 13.10
[10:53] <playonlinuxfails> and my packages.list added
[10:53] <OerHeks> playonlinuxfails, your bugreport shows a buch of ppa's
[10:53] <playonlinuxfails> but im not using them yet
[10:53] <OerHeks> playonlinuxfails, does not matter, you have the sources lists, so one of them is breaking stuff
[10:54] <playonlinuxfails> i also messed around with dselect
[10:54] <playonlinuxfails> because im trying to install all the apps i had on my 13.10
[10:54] <playonlinuxfails> i copyed the selection to a text file
[10:54] <playonlinuxfails> then freshinstall
[10:54] <playonlinuxfails> recopied the selections
[10:55] <playonlinuxfails> used dselect update
[10:55] <playonlinuxfails> and most of it installed
[10:55] <Shelly2> can someone tell me where multimedia keys map to mixer? after dist-update, lost sound-On screen display and volume function
[10:57] <jhonsmith> good morning
[10:57] <An_Ony_Moose> Why is there an adobe-flashplugin package as well as flashplugin-installer? What's the difference and which should I use?
[11:00] <daftykins> An_Ony_Moose: 1) not sure 2) the latter
[11:01] <An_Ony_Moose> daftykins: thanks!
[11:02] <oles_> k1l, still got  1.0.1-4ubuntu3 after reboot
[11:02] <OerHeks> !info pepperflashplugin-nonfree
[11:03] <k1l> oles_: pleas show in a pastebin: "apt-cache policy libssl1.0.0"
[11:21] <iRobber> hey
[11:26] <oles_> k1l, policy says that libssl - Installed: 1.0.1-4ubuntu5.13, but apt-cache show - Version: 1.0.1-4ubuntu3, what is the difference between them?
[11:27] <sawsuh> hi
[11:28] <sawsuh> does anyone here know of any new wizardpen type drivers
[11:28] <sawsuh> i've been looking for one to use with my huion h420
[11:28] <sawsuh> the active area on the tablet only corresponds to a small corner of the screen
[11:33] <OerHeks> sawsuh, maybe this post is any help >> http://askubuntu.com/questions/385992/area-drawing-huion-tablet
[11:34] <playonlinuxfails> when i mark wine in my synaptic to install
[11:34] <playonlinuxfails> it becomes broken
[11:35] <playonlinuxfails> why is that
[11:36] <iRobber> what does syslog say ??
[11:36] <OerHeks> playonlinuxfails, still looking for the PPA that makes this mess ?
[11:37] <OerHeks> there is a reason why we do not support ppaś , as they happen to break things easily
[11:37] <OerHeks> !ppa
[11:39] <sebastianlutter> I have problems with 14.04 amd64 desktop with nouveau and a nvidia gt 220m (laptop). When I unplug the laptop and start using firefox or chromium then after some minutes the screen freezes or it shows distorted screen. Because it does not happen when the laptop uses cable power instead of battery I guess it is a power saving issuse with my GPU.
[11:40] <sebastianlutter> Is there anything I can do? Or is this a know error? Does a workaround exists?
[11:40] <sebastianlutter> Thanks a lot
[11:40] <sawsuh> i don't really know, but it might be helpful to post to the forums, with a little more detail in your specs
[11:41] <OerHeks> sebastianlutter, did you check additional driver tool to see if there is a driver available, that could fix such issues
[11:44] <demoz> can someone help me with this script please  http://pastebin.com/p0wh6KVW ? when i check for user in etc/passwd it have sbin/login while the script should make it sbin/nologin ,also pw is incorrect :(
[11:46] <sebastianlutter> OerHeks, I would prefere to use nouveau and not switch to nvidia driver. If nouveau runs well then it is easier for the person using this laptop (not me) to keep things updated and running.
[11:46] <sebastianlutter> Are there any kernel params that may help with my problem?
[11:47] <portserg> where can i startx manually after reboot?
[11:47] <portserg> without log in with a user
[11:48] <sebastianlutter> sudo service gdm restart (or lighdm or slim or whatever loginmanager is installed)
[11:48] <manai> the lone lost
[11:49] <WildSoft> How come Shotwell crash every time I try to rotate an image?
[11:49] <portserg> sebastianlutter, i donthave any window / login manager installed
[11:49] <foo357> Hello, I have a linux server (ubuntu) running samba and serving out a share to a windows network. I'm having problems connecting to the share from some clients, when I try I get an error about 'network path not found'.
[11:49] <foo357> I've got quite limited abilities to debug this from the client side, what can I do from the server to see what's wrong?
[11:51] <portserg> sebastianlutter, i just want to startx and run a video command. No other use of the monitor. I just can't figure out how to do a /etc/init.d/service or find the right place to just xinit / startx and see how it goes
[11:51] <portserg> tried rc.local and things got bad as well
[11:51] <llutz> demoz: use "usermod -s /usr/sbin/nologin $1"   instead of your sed-line, avoid to manipulate passwd file directly
[11:52] <demoz> llutz can you give me example please?
[11:52] <llutz> demoz: i did
[11:52] <Sohron> good afternoon
[11:53] <sebastianlutter> portserg, I would be able to help you with this on gentoo. On ubnutu I do not know how to startx (is the startx command not there?).
[11:53] <Sohron> i have a eaton protectionstation 650 and sometimes nut walls "UPS eaton@127.0.0.1 is unavailable"
[11:53] <portserg> sebastianlutter, it is indeed. after log in, i can just type it and works fine. No idea how to get that to work after each reboot
[11:54] <portserg> without login
[11:54] <Sohron> > upsc eaton gives: Error: Driver not connected
[11:54] <Ben64> portserg: add a task for it, have it run last
[11:54] <Sohron> even though it usually finds the ups
[11:54] <portserg> with cron ?
[11:54] <Ben64> portserg: no.... upstart
[11:55] <sebastianlutter> portserg, you mean that it start a x session without login on tty?
[11:55] <portserg> Ben64, is that /etc/init.d/ ?
[11:55] <demoz> llutz thank you,i ll try it :)
[11:55] <portserg> sebastianlutter, yes, thats what i meant ^^
[11:55] <Ben64> portserg: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/ have fun :)
[11:56] <sebastianlutter> portserg, than you need to do something like this: http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?t=29333
[11:56] <sebastianlutter> portserg, auto login into tty and then add startx to your users .bash_profile
[11:57] <sebastianlutter> portserg, I used the rungetty method a little below, but each of this should work for you
[11:57] <llutz> demoz: further you can use "useradd -s /usr/sbin/nologin -d blablah/$1 ...foo", then you don't need to change the shell later at all
[11:57] <portserg> interesting method sebastianlutter, thanks!
[11:57] <sebastianlutter> portserg, np
[12:00] <portserg> Ben64, wow.. thats probably what i should do..  its going to take a while to get that working
[12:00] <portserg> Ben64, thats how service gdm start would work ?
[12:00] <portserg> by that i mean, 'service' commands
[12:02] <lblume> Is there a tool to get/set BIOS configuration? From 14.04.
[12:03] <llutz> demoz: and btw, why don't you use virtual-users http://howto.gumph.org/content/setup-virtual-users-and-directories-in-vsftpd/
[12:03] <Sohron> does anyone have a clue why nut-monitor on some boots loses connection to the eaton ups?
[12:04] <demoz> llutz everything is fine in /etc/passwd now,but the password is not functional for some reason ,can you please look at this http://paste.ubuntu.com/7410017/
[12:06] <demoz> llutz i want to learn bash,this might be harder way by hitting with head directly into wall.. it can be frustrating,but it is kinda interesting..i tried pretty much everything i could find to solve these issues,so this is my last resort :)
[12:06] <llutz> !info pwgen | demoz why doing so hard?
[12:06] <llutz> demoz: the password-part of the script works
[12:07] <demoz> llutz when i try to login to ftp it won't allow me..
[12:07] <Ben64> you should ditch ftp and use sftp
[12:07] <demoz> ~~PASS ******** Response:	530 Login incorrect. Error:	Critical error Error:	Could not connect to server
[12:07] <llutz> demoz: sure it won't. you generate a password but you don't set it. neither as system- nor as vsftp-password
[12:08] <demoz> llutz the wierd thing is that in previous version password did work well.. i probably messed something,but i can't see/locate what :(
[12:09] <llutz> demoz: your script is missing the lines setting the users password
[12:09] <llutz> demoz: and as Ben64 stated, use sftp
[12:11] <demoz> llutz you and Ben64 are totally right,but i digged earlier some script and decided to change it and to customize,this is best i could do without any experience :)
[12:11] <sonjoy> hi
[12:12] <demoz> llutz can you help me to set generated password for the $1 user pretty please?
[12:13] <Ben64> demoz: sftp works anywhere ssh does, much easier to use and much more secure
[12:13] <Sohron> demoz: sudo passwd <user>?
[12:13] <llutz> demoz: you need to crypt the generated password and then use usermod  to set it, look here http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/howto-write-shell-script-to-add-user.html
[12:14] <sonjoy> how can i install graphics driver on ubuntu 14.04 LTS
[12:14] <Ben64> sonjoy: depends which driver you need
[12:14] <Sohron> sonjoy: additional drivers
[12:14] <sonjoy> intel graphics driver
[12:14] <Ben64> should already be built into the kernel
[12:15] <Sohron> sonjoy: i suppose, if that's what you used at install time should be in use already
[12:15] <llutz> demoz: or you could use "/usr/sbin/chpasswd" for that
[12:15] <Sohron> oh, ubuntu probes for hardware at boot too i reckon
[12:16] <demoz> llutz chpasswd?
[12:16] <llutz> demoz: but still, setting up a highly insecure system just to learn bash is ... odd
[12:16] <Ben64> demoz, llutz: yep, should learn things the proper way
[12:16] <demoz> llutz i wanted to customize password by number of characters and symobls to use
[12:16] <Sohron> demoz: really, learn shell-scripting with another way
[12:17] <llutz> demoz: you cannot use "passwd" in script, that's where "chpasswd" comes in
[12:17] <sonjoy_> what is this ? https://01.org/linuxgraphics/downloads isn't it says graphics driver
[12:18] <Ben64> sonjoy: generally on linux, you don't download drivers like you would in windows
[12:18] <adamk> sonjoy_: Intel develops the drivers and releases them separately, but since they are open source, every linux distribution includes them automatically.
[12:19] <brainwash> sonjoy_: you can download a newer version of the intel driver this way, but ubuntu 14.04 already ships a very recent version of it
[12:19] <llutz> demoz: as i said, your script generates a password just fine (even though pwgen would do it easier) but you have to set users password with the generated string, thats what chpasswd can do
[12:19] <demoz> llutz thank you,i think i understand what was wrong :)
[12:19] <Ben64> it should also be noted that downloading drivers and installing manually is not supported here in this channel
[12:19] <sonjoy_> Oh ! thanks!
[12:20] <sonjoy_> yeah i am having lil bit problem with my display
[12:21] <brainwash> !details | sonjoy_
[12:22] <sonjoy_> sometimes it keeps hanged a little part of a window after minimizing the window
[12:22] <Sohron> sonjoy_: i'd say it's not about your display driver
[12:23] <Sohron> graphics driver even
[12:23] <sonjoy_> then what ?
[12:24] <Sohron> sonjoy_: i don't really know, but it really might not be about the graphics driver
[12:24] <tasslehoff> on a default setup, is core dumps stored anywhere (by apport) ?
[12:25] <sonjoy_> oh...
[12:26] <Sohron> sonjoy_: seems more likely it's a window manager problem
[12:28] <sonjoy_> whats the solution ?
[12:29] <Sohron> sonjoy_: have you tried to google the problem?
[12:30] <sonjoy_> No! I was thinking it was my Graphics driver problem
[12:31] <Sohron> sonjoy_: that is very unlikely
[12:32] <sonjoy_> Another problem is sometimes when I keep two or more window opened after switching among windows I can see window with another name
[12:32] <Bunter> jemand deutsches hier der mir "mal kurz" mit nem ubuntu unity prob weiterhelfen kann?
[12:33] <cfhowlett> !de|Bunter
[12:33] <Bunter> oh great
[12:33] <Bunter> :-)
[12:33] <Bunter> so..need help with ubuntu unity. someone can help?
[12:33] <sonjoy_> like I Opened firefox and chromium , sometimes on chromium titlebar I can see the name of firefox ... and on firefox titlebar i can see name of chromium
[12:34] <Sohron> sonjoy_: that's because if you switch with alt+tab and keep the app long enough it changes the window of the app
[12:35] <Sohron> sonjoy_: or if you click the icon, it displays you a list of windows
[12:35] <Sohron> it's a feature, not a bug :)
[12:35] <sonjoy_> No I dont use alt+tab
[12:36] <sonjoy_> I just manually minimize or maximize
[12:36] <streulma> hello, sometimes my Webcam uvcvideo is recognised and after a time it disconnects, even in Skype.
[12:39] <sonjoy_> check out this image http://i.imgur.com/i7jKAed.png  , though I keep chromium browser opened but it shows the name of XChat-IRC
[12:42] <Tasab> hi all , how i can back all my data in @ home folder to avoid any prob in the future , tks
[12:42] <cfhowlett> !home|Tasab
[12:42] <Tasab> *backup
[12:43] <cfhowlett> !backup
[12:43] <linu1> hi all i try to change time from UTC to IST,using the following command  "ln -sf /usr/share/zoneinfo/Asia/Kolkata  locatime" but when i check the "date" the UTC time only exist,that does not change.can you tell me how to change the time.
[12:43] <pdo_fn14> !init
[12:47] <demoz> llutz , Ben64 , and Sohron i managed to "restore" my inperfect and lousy script thanks to you guys.. i really means to me very much :) thank you!
[12:47] <demoz> it*
[12:48] <OerHeks> demoz, thanks, we love feedback
[12:48] <demoz> OerHeks :)
[12:49] <Tasab> ubottu, thanks for info , cya then
[12:49] <ghartz> someone use pyside for python/qt ? How do you package you app ?
[12:50] <ghartz> cx_freeze ? pyinstaller ?
[12:50] <Tasab> bi all
[12:52] <Pici> ghartz: #python would probably be a better place to ask
[12:52] <tsusanka> a
[12:52] <demoz> Can anyone tell me how could i avoid dispalying passwd change message "passwd: all authentication tokens updated successfully." this is the script http://pastebin.com/8K0zNZvr
[12:53] <lblume> demoz: >& /dev/null
[12:54] <ghartz> Pici, yep, you're right :)
[12:54] <demoz> lblume just to check "echo -e "$password\n$password" | (passwd --stdin $1)  >& /dev/null" ?
[12:55] <lblume> Should work. I don't see the need for parenthesis around passwd
[12:58] <demoz> lblume i found example like that on web.. thank you for info :)
[13:00] <lblume> () runs the commands in a subshell. It's not hurting, just I don't see the point here.
[13:04] <shubhamjain> Whenever I encouter permission error I usually end up doing chmod 655 recursively on directory. Is it a bad practice to do the same on server?
[13:05] <jacq> Hi all, I am trying to install Ubuntu core 14.04 on an ARM board (Olimex A20), the board boots well until it reachs plymouth (I get a "plymouth-upstart-bridge main process (65) terminated with status 1") and then I never get any display on my monitor. What can I do to find what is wrong in my setting?
[13:09] <pong> 1
[13:17] <llutz> demoz: "echo $1:$password | /usr/sbin/chpasswd"
[13:19] <Kartagis> I'm rsync'ing a bunch of files. if I stop the process before it's finished, nothing will be written, right? a few files seem finished though
[13:20] <CatKiller> Kartagis: It will, rsync was especially designed to handle partial transfers
[13:22] <Kartagis> CatKiller: I don't see anything on the target though, unless they will all be written at the time I stop the process
[13:22] <Kartagis> is this the case CatKiller?
[13:22] <CatKiller> Kartagis: Strande, you should see each file appearing as they are copied on the remoet
[13:22] <CatKiller> *remote
[13:22] <CatKiller> I do here anywayus
[13:24] <Kartagis> CatKiller: rsync -avz --progress -e ssh * muzaffer@10.50.97.132:/mnt/depo is my command. I don't see anything in /mnt/depo/
[13:25] <CatKiller> Maybe it's copying a really large file first that won't show up until completed?
[13:26] <TomyWork> i'm planning to update 13.04->13.10->14.04 over the weekend. now i'm seeing this long bug list at https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+bugs which is kinda scary
[13:27] <TomyWork> should i be concerned?
[13:28] <TomyWork> should i even put off updating for a while?
[13:29] <cfhowlett> TomyWork many folks wait until the first point release - July for 14.04.1
[13:30] <TomyWork> this is kubuntu, btw
[13:30] <TomyWork> cfhowlett i know, but i'm on 13.04 right now, which doesnt get security updates anymore
[13:32] <GeorgeJ_> Hello folks!
[13:32] <cfhowlett> TomyWork well then, update away!
[13:32] <TomyWork> so which is better: 13.04 with security issues or 14.04 with other uncertain issues
[13:32] <GeorgeJ_> How can I mount a SMB share without havint it's password displayed when listing mounts?
[13:32] <cfhowlett> TomyWork  14.04 with uncertainty - at least it's supported
[13:33] <TomyWork> GeorgeJ_ got cifs-utils?
[13:33] <TomyWork> cfhowlett heh, ok i'll go with that
[13:33] <TomyWork> also gradually gets better, i hope
[13:33] <GeorgeJ_> TomyWork: I got sudo access, so I can probably install it.
[13:34] <GeorgeJ_> TomyWork: I would also like to mount the share at boot, so I would prefer it would not prompt for a password either.
[13:35] <TomyWork> GeorgeJ_ ok, you need that package and a file containing two lines: "username=georgej" and "password=georgespassword"
[13:36] <GeorgeJ_> TomyWork: Cool, Thanks!
[13:36] <TomyWork> GeorgeJ_ this goes into your fstab: //server/share cifs uid=unixuser,gid=unixgroup,credentials=/path/to/credentials_file,noauto,user 0 0
[13:36] <TomyWork> remove the ",noauto" if you want it to mount automatically
[13:37] <daftykins> ^ideally place the credentials file in /root/ and set it chmod 600
[13:37] <GeorgeJ_> TomyWork: Thank you. Yup, I can manage the fstab!
[13:37] <TomyWork> GeorgeJ_ unixuser and unixgroup are the user and group you want to the share
[13:37] <jacq> where can I find some info on ubuntu display in text mode?
[13:38] <TomyWork> +give
[13:38] <TomyWork> jacq hmm... inform yourself about framebuffer and maybe plymouth
[13:39] <jacq> TomyWork:  Thanks!!
[13:41] <ice9> how to permanently disable syndaemon?
[13:41] <troulouliou_dev> hi what is the non rolling release distribution that is closer to ubuntu in term of up to date packages ?
[13:42] <TomyWork> GeorgeJ_ i forget what the "user" option is for. if you find out, tell me :)
[13:42] <cfhowlett> troulouliou_dev only ubuntu support here.  sorry
[13:43] <TomyWork> GeorgeJ_ also it says here "If there is any space in the server path, you need to replace it by \040, for example //servername/My\040Documents"
[13:43] <TomyWork> 040 is octal for a space, i guess
[13:44] <TomyWork> here = https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently
[13:45] <troulouliou_dev> i want to install lxde + slim only but if i remove lightdm it try to install gdm ...
[13:45] <troulouliou_dev> is it possible to completmy remove both ?
[13:46] <Kartagis> CatKiller: several files seem finished
[13:47] <ddssc> can somebody help me get supervisor to work please?
[13:47] <ddssc> getting error: supervisorctl bash: /usr/local/bin/supervisorctl: No such file or directory
[13:49] <Koma> ~1&&&1
[13:50] <daftykins> ddssc: what are you actually running?
[13:50] <ddssc> daftykins: supervisorctl
[13:50] <daftykins> that's it, at the prompt?
[13:50] <ddssc> aye
[13:51] <ddssc> if I try running supervisord I get: Error: Another program is already listening on a port that one of our HTTP servers is configured to use.  Shut this program down first before starting supervisord. For help, use /usr/bin/supervisord -h
[13:51] <ddssc> today I uninstalled supervisor and after that it wouldn't reinstall
[13:51] <daftykins> look for a config file and reconfigure it?
[13:51] <daftykins> oh. that's a bit different than you trying to run a program which isn't there :)
[13:51] <ddssc> then I did apt-get remove --purge , and pip uninstall supervisor
[13:51] <ddssc> daftykins: nah I reinstalled it
[13:52] <ddssc> daftykins: it runs as a service
[13:52] <daftykins> right but it's not starting due to port overlap?
[13:52] <ddssc> daftykins: root      3342  0.0  0.3  52080 12176 ?        Ss   15:43   0:00 /usr/bin/python /usr/bin/supervisord
[13:52] <ddssc> daftykins: I've no idea why it's not working, not and admin here!
[13:52] <cousteau> what's the support time for a non-LTS version?  I'm seeing a chart that shows that it's less than a year since 13.04
[13:52] <ddssc> not an admin
[13:53] <daftykins> cousteau: 13.04 was not LTS and is dead, there is plenty of information online regarding support times
[13:53] <cousteau> I mean that before 13.04 versions had 1.5 years support or so
[13:53] <Pici> cousteau: We're at 9 months now for non LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for some timeline stuff.
[13:54] <cousteau> I see, thanks!
[13:54] <daftykins> ddssc: i'm not familiar with the program at all, but what does "which supervisorctl" report?
[13:54] <cousteau> I guess I won't be installing non-LTS versions then, given how lazy I am to upgrade
[13:54] <ddssc> supervisorctl is the control comand for supervisor
[13:54] <daftykins> yeah i can tell
[13:54] <ddssc> supervisor is a control process that runs as service and spawns child processes
[13:54] <daftykins> since it has 'ctl' at the end :P
[13:57] <Shelly2> can someone tell me where multimedia keys map to mixer? after 12.04 dist-update, lost graphic on screen volume display and volume control / mute
[14:17] <wad> The clock vanished from the top-right corner of my screen after this morning's update and reboot. Any ideas how to get it back?
[14:17] <wad> I didn't realize how much I depend on that thing!
[14:19] <Osz> How do i get my GPU information?
[14:20] <ActionParsnip> Osz: sudo lshw -C display
[14:21] <Avokado> hi
[14:21] <ActionParsnip> wad: what is the output of:  cat /etc/issue
[14:22] <robjloranger> wad: what desktop environment?
[14:22] <ActionParsnip> wad: sudo apt-get --reinstall install indicator-datetime      then log off and on. http://askubuntu.com/questions/224400/unity-clock-missing http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1962927
[14:22] <ActionParsnip> wad: top 2 links here https://duckduckgo.com/?q=ubuntu+missing+time ..........
[14:25] <ntz> hello
[14:25] <ntz> fast Q:
[14:25] <correct> Anyone familiar with centrifydc?  Will work with Ubuntu 14.04.  I have searched, but i don't see it anywhere.
[14:26] <ntz> is there something like `yum provides "*lib/whatever"`
[14:27] <ActionParsnip> ntz: dpkg -S filename
[14:28] <ntz> ActionParsnip: yum provides == queries available packages, not installed .. rpm -qf /file == dpkg -S /path
[14:28] <Pici> ntz: use the apt-file package.
[14:29] <ntz> thanks
[14:29] <woopstar> When ufw is enabled, do i need to open something to get ucarp to work?
[14:31]  * wad returns to keyboard...
[14:31]  * wad reads the suggestions
[14:31] <ntz> woopstar: just imagine, would be ufw (or any other fw) worthwile when it will not do what it is supposed to do ie that it blocks everything what you not let enter in ?
[14:32] <wad> ActionParsnip, cat /etc/issue: Ubuntu 13.10 \n \l
[14:32] <woopstar> Then i just dont know what to open for ucarp :/
[14:32] <wad> I'm on the default Ubuntu unity, with compiz
[14:33] <ntz> woopstar: i also don't know what ucarp is but `netstat -tulnp' will tell you as well as probably grep ucarp /etc/services
[14:34] <ntz> wad: ^^ for you
[14:34] <woopstar> ntz: ucarp is not a service. It's used for floating a virtual ip between servers
[14:38] <random653565> hello. the "software and updates" dialog requires root for changes, but does not come up with any promt. solution?
[14:40] <random653565> it did at one point give me a prompt for unticking a software resource. not anymore.
[14:41] <FoodPlease> hi
[14:42] <sauce> what is the best way to deploy Ubuntu on to 100s of laptops?  FAI project maybe?
[14:43] <dtcrshr> sauce - DRBL / clonezilla
[14:43] <dtcrshr> you can multicast an equal image to all the laptops, supposing they have the same specs
[14:44] <sauce> conveniently enough, they are the same model laptop
[14:45] <sauce> thank you for your suggestion
[14:45] <armenzg> hello all
[14:45] <armenzg> I'm trying to build Firefox
[14:45] <armenzg> However, it seems that I don't fit the build requirements
[14:45] <armenzg> this is what I'm getting
[14:45] <armenzg> https://pastebin.mozilla.org/5091728
[14:46] <armenzg> what is the way to get into a good shape?
[14:46] <cfhowlett> armenzg ask FF support channel
[14:47] <armenzg> cfhowlett, it's not necessarily a FF specific question - I think is more about packages
[14:47] <dtcrshr> sauce: fai is quite nice, but if they will be on a ambient you have more control. both on fai and drbl you should take care for the pxe boots to be broadcasting on the network
[14:47] <armenzg> what is the FF channel?
[14:47] <armenzg> hi btw
[14:47] <dtcrshr> maybe some user logs in / gets ip from the server and wipes up an user system
[14:48] <dtcrshr> For this purpose Id rather take one notebook, tune it up to your needs, make a clone on drbl and afterwards deploy them to the other 99s
[14:48] <sauce> dtcrshr i will have a segregated VLAN for this purpose.  or a separate physical LAN with an unmanaged switch
[14:48] <dtcrshr> thats the way to go
[14:48] <ronaldsmazitis> hi everyone, how to fix nautilus thumbnails missing in 14.04
[14:48] <dtcrshr> will be quite fast then, you could easily use multicast
[14:49] <sauce> dtcrshr what did you mean by "ambient"
[14:49] <hanasaki1> running ubuntu trusty and unity and also kde... under a kvm with spice... the kde won't see highres graphics and does not show :display" in the settings.
[14:49] <dtcrshr> probabily you will lost more time mounting the notebooks on the desks then deploying the system :D
[14:50] <dtcrshr> sauce: well, sorry for the english, I have a limited vocabulary... but what I wanted to mention was as you told me, a vlan and full network management
[14:50] <sauce> ok perfect thank you
[14:50] <dtcrshr> mostly because of competing dhcp servers
[14:50] <sauce> you speak english very well
[14:50] <dtcrshr> thanks :D
[14:51] <sauce> :D
[14:51] <dtcrshr> if you have 2 dhcp servers, some configurations on the first one may apply. the next server configs, and tag up the vlans that PXE boot should reach
[14:54] <randomcake> hi, i'm seeing an odd issue where shift on my USB keyboard works for certain characters, and not others, and left and right shift function differently, e.g. I can write "<" with left shift, but not right shift. Has anyone any idea what could be going on?
[14:55] <ronaldsmazitis> nobody knows how to load thumbnails on 14.04
[14:55] <barryoh> Hi, What do I need to install to be able to use the "i386-efi" target in this command: grub-install --target=i386-efi
[14:55] <ronaldsmazitis> https://phpacademy.org/topics/ffmpeg-on-php5-apache24/34405
[14:55] <ronaldsmazitis> also this for offtopic
[14:55] <barryoh> because it was not understood.
[14:56] <barryoh> in 12.04.4
[14:56] <barryoh> the command is at the bottom of this link: http://astrofloyd.wordpress.com/2014/01/14/linux-only-installation-on-2006-macbook-using-refind/
[14:57] <barryoh> ubuntu doesn't seem to recognize it...
[14:58] <ndy> who takes my name man i have to put  y aftr it :p
[14:58] <Pici> 5/70
[14:59] <ndy> so my ubuntu not makin sound coz it wont detect my sound card i got 14.04 iso im thinking about upgradin it or should i reinstall it
[14:59] <ndy> wheres owh :p
[15:02] <p00rfela> hi everyone, I have installed psad 2.2.3, the latest version, on my desktop 12.04, and when I run this command: sudo psad -R I get the error mail not found somthing, now I have changed the configuration file of psad to point to My_UN@localhost, setup evolution for My_UN@localhost, but still no good, I tryied changing the config file to my gmail add
[15:02] <p00rfela> ress but again the same error. how can I fix this?
[15:02] <p00rfela> any ideas?
[15:02] <randomcake> god damn it, swapping keyboards fixed it, I guess the keyboard has died somehow :-S the oddness of it just felt softwarey...
[15:03] <p00rfela> how can I setup a mail server just for local host, no outside business, no lose ends?
[15:04] <cloudgeek> my libvirt is listening  0.0.0.0:16509 , but when I do nmap localhost , it is not showing port 16509 is open ??
[15:06] <barryoh> anyone know what package I need to install for grub-install to uderstand this: --target=i386-efi
[15:07] <Meerkat> why does apt-get show updates when software updater has nothing?
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> p00rfela: postfix is pretty sweet
[15:08] <whoever> hi all , I am tring to rebyild gstreamer registry, but when i rum gst-inspect-1.0
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> p00rfela: http://www.cmsimike.com/blog/2011/10/30/setting-up-local-mail-delivery-on-ubuntu-with-postfix-and-mutt/
[15:08] <whoever> and registry.bin  is not recreated, can someone assIst
[15:10] <rypervenche> p00rfela: I believe it is set up to work automatically from local when you install postfix.
[15:11] <p00rfela> and it will be accessible from outside?
[15:11] <p00rfela> or I have to reject all incoming connections using iptables?
[15:11] <rypervenche> p00rfela: No. That wouldn't be local then :)
[15:11] <p00rfela> so it is a local mail server and nothing more
[15:11] <p00rfela> right?
[15:11] <rypervenche> p00rfela: It should be listening on localhost only I believe. It may ask you to configure it when you install it. I don't remember how Ubuntu does it.
[15:13] <p00rfela> ok, I agree postfix seems chicky and cute, I am going for it but will it solve my original problem? I mean psad not being able to send messages?
[15:15] <barryoh> Hi, what package do I need to install to be able to use --target=i386-efi in this command: # grub-install --target=i386-efi --recheck --efi-directory=/boot/efi --bootloader-id=grub ( LINK:  bit.ly/1uAzIUg )
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> p00rfela: it can do internal alone, or external ifd you want
[15:16] <budman_> Hey guys, I have a bunch of brand new servers, dell and ibm(higher end) the ones with broadcom NICs can only hit half 1GB/sec... the intels work perfect full 1GB/sec speed... anyone have similar issues? or use an alternative broadcom ethernet drivers(not wifi).
[15:16] <budman_> ubuntu 12.04
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> budman_: tried the Trusty liveCD to test speed?
[15:17] <budman_> Ihave not, will that load different drivers?
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> budman_: yes, its a newer kernel
[15:18] <budman_> ActionParsnip: thanks, I will try that next, I can even just upgrade kernels too, might be easier :) what version does the livecd load?
[15:18] <xdccMule[9690PT]> Ciao a tutti :D
[15:18] <OerHeks> barryoh, are you tryng to install 32 bit ubuntu on EFI ?
[15:18] <barryoh> yes
[15:18] <xdccMule[9690PT]> ciao
[15:18] <xdccMule[9690PT]> !list
[15:18] <barryoh> OerHeks: yes
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> !info linux-image-server trusty
[15:19] <barryoh> OerHeks: bit.ly/1uAzIUg
[15:19] <OerHeks> barryoh, no go, according to the manual https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI#General_principle
[15:20] <OerHeks> or not easily = almost impossible afaik
[15:21] <barryoh> OerHeks: thanks. Apple computers are SO frustrating.  I'm never buying another one... Trying to make my old laptop more usefull than paperweight. Guess It will remain one.
[15:22] <Praxi> ....
[15:22] <Praxi> that is unexpected barryoh :)
[15:23] <OerHeks> barryoh, apple is an other story, check their mactel pages
[15:23] <OerHeks> !mac
[15:25] <barryoh> OerHeks: I have a procedure for my mac... but it requires Arch and I can't get arch live to boot. argh.
[15:25] <butternut__squas> When my network printer saves files to a samba share they're all locked and i can't do anything with them unless I open the folder in question using sudo nautilus and apply read/write permissions manually. solutions, anyone?
[15:25] <daftykins> butternut__squas: fix the permissions
[15:26] <module000> butternut__squas: set a proper umask or ACL so your permissions are what you intend them to be
[15:26] <daftykins> butternut__squas: what user+pass did you feed the printer?
[15:26] <random653565> i really have some authentication problems with 14.04. there is no prompt anymore and things just get canceled.
[15:26] <barryoh> OerHeks: Do you know the package that allows me to use the i386-efi target in ubuntu?
[15:27] <butternut__squas> daftykins none i just made the folder so it was like, public or whatever. it took a lot of work just getting my printer to be able to write to it...
[15:29] <OerHeks> barryoh, nope, does the manual give you instructions about uefi/rEFIt ?
[15:31] <barryoh> OerHeks: The procedure on this blog says to use the command: http://astrofloyd.wordpress.com/2014/01/14/linux-only-installation-on-2006-macbook-using-refind/
[15:31] <butternut__squas> maybe it'd be easier to use ftp instead of samba?
[15:31] <barryoh> OerHeks: but he uses Arch and I can't get Arch to live boot.
[15:31] <random653565> i changed to ubuntu to have a hassle free, unified desktop experience. why does such a basic thing does not work?
[15:32] <daftykins> butternut__squas: can you scan a new file to the samba share, then pastebin the output of "ls -al /path/to/scan/share" ?
[15:32] <SAKUJ0> Hi, I don't know where to start. I have Ubuntu 14.04. I have my LED-TV hooked up via HDMI. When I turn off my TV (while in Xubuntu/XFCE) and turn it back on, I get no HDMI signal. Only if I swap to TTY1-6 (consoles) I get a signal and have to restart lightdm. This problem does not occur if I select XBMC as a session (I can turn off my TV and turn it on later and still be in XBMC). What could cause this?
[15:32] <daftykins> random653565: you're going to need to be a bit more specific than that
[15:32] <aomine> barryoh: why can't you boot arch?
[15:33] <daftykins> SAKUJ0: xbmcbuntu? theirs is a custom respin and so can't be supported here.
[15:33] <SAKUJ0> It is not XBMCbuntu
[15:33] <barryoh> aomine: it gets to a point where it asks how you want to boot options 1 or 2. But it freezes and doesn't respond after the message
[15:33] <SAKUJ0> I just have it installed on my normal Ubuntu installation
[15:33] <SAKUJ0> and noticed this problem does not occur if I don't boot into XFCE
[15:34] <SAKUJ0> For whatever reason Gnome/Ubuntu sessions don't work by themselves (maybe because I disabled Composite)?
[15:34] <aomine> barryoh: have you try aui http://github.com/helmuthdu/aui
[15:35] <ActionParsnip> SAKUJ0: try a non-compositing session like xfce4 and so forth
[15:35] <SAKUJ0> I did ActionParsnip, I only have XFCE and XBMC working as sessions. The problem occurs within XFCE but not within XBMC
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> SAKUJ0: what is the output of:  apt-cache policy xbmc      use a pastebin to host the output please
[15:36] <random653565> daftykins, well. there is no authentication prompt asking for a password on things such as updates. i dont know how to be more specific than that.
[15:38] <daftykins> random653565: you get one if you go to install them
[15:38] <daftykins> random653565: clean install or upgrade?
[15:39] <SAKUJ0> apt-cache policy xbmc yields http://pastebin.com/H0EeEauj
[15:39] <random653565> daftykins, well, i dont. yes clean install.
[15:40] <SAKUJ0> I have a XBMC PPA set up for the most recent version (mainly because it does use other non GPL software that solves issues). Then again, XBMC is the thing that does not have this issue. It is with XFCE (and Gnome/Ubuntu (Unity?) I cannot even start)
[15:40] <ActionParsnip> SAKUJ0: then you are using the PPA version. I suggest you contact the PPA maintainer to report the issue
[15:40] <MonkeyDust> !info xbmc
[15:41] <d4rkt1m3s> could somebody tell me if Ubuntu Trusty has Qt libraries installed by default?
[15:41] <random653565> daftykins, it lists the updates and when i hit install, i can see for a fraction of a second that it wants "authentication.." then just abandons and quit the updater.
[15:41] <ActionParsnip> d4rkt1m3s: thy will be in Kubuntu
[15:41] <butternut__squas> daftykins, drwxrwxrwx  4 user  user      4096 May  7 22:38 .
[15:41] <butternut__squas> drwxr-xr-x 48 user  user      4096 May  7 23:24 ..
[15:41] <butternut__squas> drwxrwxrwx  2 nobody nogroup    4096 Apr  9 00:54 140409015022
[15:41] <butternut__squas> drwxrwxrwx  2 nobody nogroup    4096 Apr  9 00:58 140409015423
[15:41] <butternut__squas> -rwxr--r--  1 nobody nogroup 1188163 Apr  8 00:34 img-140408013104.pdf
[15:41] <butternut__squas> -rwxr--r--  1 nobody nogroup   94473 Apr  8 00:36 img-140408013217.pdf
[15:41] <unopaste> butternut__squas 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
[15:41] <mostafavi> tribler
[15:41] <d4rkt1m3s> crap.
[15:41] <daftykins> butternut__squas: ok, you've got your samba share configured incorrectly.
[15:42] <d4rkt1m3s> thanks for the info.
[15:42] <SAKUJ0> ActionParsnip, it is not an issue I have with XBMC, though :( I just noticed when I use XBMC as a session this problem does not occur. It occurs if I launch into XFCE without anything started. It does not occur in XBMC or LightDM itself. Just once XFCE is started, I am not allowed to turn off my TV anymore
[15:43] <SAKUJ0> How could this be caused by XBMC when I don't even start it?
[15:43] <ActionParsnip> SAKUJ0: if you install openbox and select the openbox session at login, is it ok?
[15:43] <SAKUJ0> actually a great idea
[15:43] <SAKUJ0> that would solve everything
[15:43] <SAKUJ0> let me see
[15:44] <daftykins> butternut__squas: so your permissions are currently nobody:nogroup , that's not going to allow your local user to deal with files written by the printer. you can try using your share definition to force a different user and group to make it right
[15:44] <SAKUJ0> I suspect fluxbox and openbox would be equivalent?
[15:44] <nlern> alternate menu [alt key right of spce bar] not giving right click menu in pcmanfm. How to solve this problem?
[15:45] <ActionParsnip> SAKUJ0: yes, both are based on Blackbox
[15:45] <SAKUJ0> I am kind of supicious because openbox installs openbox-gnome-session (and kde-session) as well :p
[15:45] <MonkeyDust> nlern  alt gr meanns alternative graphics, it's something from the old days -- it does not mean alternative menu
[15:45] <ActionParsnip> nlern: what is the output of:  cat /etc/issue
[15:45] <SAKUJ0> but let's find out what happens
[15:45] <ActionParsnip> SAKUJ0: those are just to give the options in lightdm, gnome + openbox is pretty slick :)
[15:46] <nlern> Kernel \r on an \m (\l)
[15:46] <MonkeyDust> nlern  in a terminal, type    cat /etc/issue     then paste the poutcome here
[15:46] <ActionParsnip> nlern: ok and the output of:  lsb_release -sc
[15:46] <SAKUJ0> thanks for the help i must say. this is already a great idea (dunno why i haven't thought about this myself just too much of an xfce fan i suppose). just googling this issue drove me mad if you couple ubuntu with hdmi and black screen you get kind of overwhelmed by unrelated posts
[15:47] <nlern> Fedora release 20 (Heisenbug) Kernel \r on an \m (\l)
[15:47] <MonkeyDust> nlern  fedora is redhat, what brings you here?
[15:47] <ActionParsnip> nlern: this is ubuntu support
[15:47] <butternut__squas> daftykins, by adding something to smb.conf or? this is what it says now... http://paste.ubuntu.com/7411121/
[15:48] <ActionParsnip> nlern: ask in #fedora
[15:48] <nlern> #fedora  tells to register
[15:48] <ActionParsnip> !register | nlern
[15:48] <ActionParsnip> nlern: your distribution is not supported here
[15:48] <nlern> thanks
[15:48] <ActionParsnip> nlnp :)
[15:48]  * ActionParsnip could smell Fedora
[15:48]  * MonkeyDust has a red hat hanging on the wall
[15:49] <random653565> so. what is my next step to do if i dont get any more password prompts?
[15:49] <ActionParsnip> random653565: once the system is setup you wont need your password much at all
[15:50] <SAKUJ0> wow thank god ActionParsnip, with openbox the problem does not arise
[15:50] <ActionParsnip> SAKUJ0: it doesnt do any compoziting, its sleek and simple
[15:50] <random653565> ActionParsnip, what do you mean? i cannot update my system right now.
[15:50] <ActionParsnip> random653565: do you need a password reset?
[15:51] <random653565> ActionParsnip, i mean i probably could via apt, but i mean the gui way
[15:51] <SAKUJ0> exactly what i need tbh. i am just too much of an xfce fan :p
[15:51] <Caelum> how do you set the make -j # for dpkg-buildpackage? was it CONCURRENCY_LEVEL ?
[15:51] <random653565> ActionParsnip, no. i need gksu equivalent on ubuntu to pop up again.
[15:51] <SAKUJ0> i'll try to bug-report my issues with the Xubuntu devs and you are a life saver!
[15:52] <MonkeyDust> Caelum  try #ubuntu-app-devel
[15:52] <ActionParsnip> random653565: in trusty, sudo has polkit so it can be used with gui apps
[15:53] <random653565> ActionParsnip, maybe, but i just want to be able to ckick the update button and not running any sudo commands. just like it was on install
[15:54] <Pricey> Bah what was it that replaced vinagre...
[15:55] <Tx0> xdg-open always open nautilus instead of file. Anyone has a solution?
[15:55] <ActionParsnip> random653565: then use software centre
[15:56] <dvd1> hello fellow penguins. I have a dvd drive which i cant mount on 12.04. i have googles, but all suggestions are to no avail. can anyone help me with my problem?
[15:56] <MonkeyDust> dvd1  how do you try and what goes wrong?
[15:56] <alnassafi> Hi all
[15:56] <ActionParsnip> dvd1: sudo mkdir /media/dvd; sudo mount /dev/dvd /media/dvd      something like that should do it
[15:56] <ActionParsnip> dvd1: assuming its a data dvd
[15:57] <random653565> ActionParsnip, im just telling you, that all of that is not working because of the lack of any password prompt.
[15:57] <daftykins> butternut__squas: ok one moment
[15:57] <alnassafi> how can I change the resolution of the login screen .. my resolution is 2880x1800 ...
[15:57] <alnassafi> my desktop resolution is at 2880x1800
[15:57] <ActionParsnip> random653565: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/resetpassword      reset your pasword that way and you should be ok
[15:57] <butternut__squas> force user = user
[15:57] <butternut__squas> force group = group ?
[15:57] <dvd1> ActionParsnip: its a an audio cd inserted in it. w8 i will try that thanks for helping, i think i did the same with "cd" yesterday
[15:57] <butternut__squas> i
[15:58] <ActionParsnip> alnassafi: you can add a line to lightdm.conf to run xrandr and set the resolution
[15:58] <butternut__squas> daftykins i'll give that a go (force user = user
[15:58] <butternut__squas> force group = group)
[15:58] <ActionParsnip> dvd1: if its an audio cd you don't mount it
[15:58] <daftykins> butternut__squas: i was wrong, you want create mask: http://www.samba.org/samba/docs/man/manpages-3/smb.conf.5.html#CREATEMASK
[15:58] <iLoveC> witch tool can convert encrypted jpg file to a form witch i can watch it, (like fixing file headers and end)... look at this example http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Block_cipher_mode_of_operation#Electronic_codebook_.28ECB.29
[15:59] <dvd1> ActionParsnip: sudo mount /dev/dvd /media/dvd mount: no medium found on /dev/sr0
[15:59] <alnassafi> ActionParsnip: where is this config?
[15:59] <ActionParsnip> dvd1: if its an audio cd, you dont mount it
[15:59] <ActionParsnip> alnassafi: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2214380
[15:59] <dvd1> MonkeyDust: it shows as a dvd drive, but it wont mount cds iminserting
[15:59] <ActionParsnip> alnassafi: http://www.ubuntuask.com/q/answers-is-it-normal-for-lightdm-conf-edits-to-not-affect-the-desktop-screen-resolution-445957.html
[15:59] <vn> hey, I'm just installing yet another ubuntu in a VM I'm trying to install Debian 3.1 (extremely customized and undocumented, hence why its old) and it blackscreens.  once ubuntu is installed, I get GRUB to list Ubuntu, but not debian, how can I have it to list Debian?
[15:59] <dvd1> ActionParsnip: well it cant read anything...
[16:00] <ActionParsnip> alnassafi: I already gave you enough of a clue, all you had to do was websearch to find the finer points
[16:00] <ActionParsnip> dvd1: have you tried other types of optical media?
[16:00] <alnassafi> I am .. thanx alot .. much appreciated
[16:00] <daftykins> vn: that'd kinda count as both debian support and support for your hypervisor, neither of which is available here i'm afraid
[16:00] <MonkeyDust> dvd1  first try with a ubuntu live dvd, so you know if the hardware works
[16:01] <dvd1> MonkeyDust: dont have any
[16:02] <dvd1> ActionParsnip: MonkeyDust i ve tried a usual film dvd now and it wont mount it eithe
[16:02] <ActionParsnip> dvd1: have you cleaned the lens? Does the drive spoin when you put a disk in?
[16:03] <dvd1> ActionParsnip: yes it makes sounds
[16:03] <Artemis3> dvd1, i wouldn't be surprised if the thing is actually /dev/cdrom or such
[16:03] <whoever> dvd1: what about ls /media
[16:03] <whoever> dvd1: what does that show
[16:04] <whoever> dvd1: also ls /dev/sr0
[16:04] <random653565> ActionParsnip, well, my password itself is working fine in terminal using sudo commands.
[16:04] <WLM|weg> Can I set a different wallpaper for my lockscreen?
[16:05] <dvd1> whoever: thx for helping ls /media cdrom  cdrom0  cdrom1  dvd
[16:05] <whoever> WLM|weg: yes
[16:05] <WLM|weg> I mean different than the default desktop one
[16:05] <DarkStar1> Can I ask bash scripting questions here?
[16:05] <dvd1> whoever: ls /dev/sr0 /dev/sr0
[16:05] <WLM|weg> I've chosen a wallpaper for the desktop, but I'd like to have another one for the lockscreen.
[16:05] <WLM|weg> Is that possible, whoever
[16:05] <whoever> dvd1: so it isn't auto moutning ? and you had to find it
[16:05] <whoever> ?
[16:06] <ActionParsnip> random653565: cool
[16:06] <whoever> WLM|weg: yes it is
[16:06] <WLM|weg> How do I do that?
[16:06] <dvd1> whoever: it does nothing, i just want some audio files ;)
[16:06] <random653565> ActionParsnip, does not fix any promblem i have though..
[16:06] <whoever> dvd1: then you need to mount the drive so that you can acess it
[16:07] <daftykins> dvd1: it's a music CD?
[16:07] <WLM|weg> Is it hard?
[16:07] <dvd1> whoever: how do i do that and why wont it auto mount inserted media
[16:07] <whoever> dvd1: do you just want to access the optical drive this one time or are you going to want to access it in the future
[16:07] <ActionParsnip> random653565: what is the output of:  cat /etc/issue
[16:07] <MonkeyDust> dvd1  can it read data cds or dvds?
[16:07] <dvd1> daftykins: im trying both dvd and an audio cd
[16:08] <whoever> dvd1: what version of ubuntu
[16:08] <dvd1> MonkeyDust: no , since i reinstalled 12.04 it wont do anything
[16:08] <dvd1> whoever: 12.04 precise
[16:08] <MonkeyDust> dvd1  do this first ins a terminal    sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get upgrade
[16:09] <MonkeyDust> in*
[16:09] <random653565> ActionParsnip, Ubuntu 14.04 LTS \n \l
[16:09] <whoever> dvd1: are you a member of the optical group
[16:09] <dvd1> MonkeyDust: i wont simply upgrade! i dore 12.04 and all my settingA!!!
[16:09] <ActionParsnip> random653565: then you can install gksudo if you want but sudo an be used for GUI apps in Trusty
[16:09] <dvd1> whoever: lol, no.
[16:09] <MonkeyDust> dvd1  it simply upgrades what's installed
[16:09] <vn> daftykins: hypervisor?  why, its working well at the fs level, I can see the partitions
[16:09] <whoever> dvd1: ad your self to that group and then loli for it to take effect
[16:10] <daftykins> vn: yes, the thing that provides the VMs
[16:10] <dvd1> MonkeyDust: so that wont give me a new distro? im doing updates every second day...
[16:10] <random653565> ActionParsnip, but why does it not showing the popup by itself anymore?
[16:10] <ActionParsnip> random653565: because gksudo isnt installed by default
[16:10] <dvd1> whoever: ehat group and loli are u talking about???
[16:11] <random653565> ActionParsnip, but it did show me a popup before. even an hour before it did.
[16:11] <whoever> dv_: add youself to the optical group , and loli (log out, log in)
[16:11] <ActionParsnip> !afk > bfiller_afk
[16:12] <Caelum> apt is telling me a package depends on a package that is not in the depends of the control file, where is it coming from
[16:12] <dvd1> whoever: where is "the optical group" i dont know what u mean
[16:12] <p00rfella_> hi all, again, I have tried the link http://www.cmsimike.com/blog/2011/10/30/setting-up-local-mail-delivery-on-ubuntu-with-postfix-and-mutt/ and it was great, and now it is working awesome, but the problem is that psad is still naggin about not finding the mail: here is the error:
[16:12] <p00rfella_> [*] Could not find mail, edit /etc/psad/psad.conf at /usr/sbin/psad line 10697.
[16:12] <dvd1> MonkeyDust: 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[16:13] <ActionParsnip> p00rfella_: #postfix may be able to advise, ask there too
[16:13] <p00rfella_> and this is while I have edited that file using nano to point to root@localhost
[16:13] <p00rfella_> ActionParsnip: you think this is a postfix problem?
[16:13] <MonkeyDust> dvd1  find a way to know if the hardware works
[16:14] <whoever> dvd1: it is a file /etc/group, look for "optical" and follow the scheme sudo useradd -G <user name> optical
[16:14] <ActionParsnip> p00rfella_: if you want web email, you'll need to buy a domain and point the MX record to your home IP. then port forward port 25 so the traffic goes through :)
[16:14] <ActionParsnip> p00rfella_: not sure, but its worth an ask
[16:16] <mustmodify> is there an easy way to get a list of all the tools I have installed via apt-get? not including dependencies. For reproducability of my dev machine.
[16:16] <whoever> dvd1: any luck so far
[16:17] <MonkeyDust> mustmodify  dpkg -L|grep ii
[16:17] <mustmodify> Thanks!
[16:18] <MonkeyDust> hm, it's lowercas l
[16:18] <dvd1> whoever: i found this group file but i dont know what i should ad there. there is no 'optical' entry or similar, thx again for helpting
[16:18] <random653565> Ah! i now got an error finally: Software can't be installed or removed because the authentication service is not available. (org.freedesktop.PolicyKit.Error.Failed: ('system-bus-name', {'name':  ':1.123'}): org.debian.apt.install-or-remove-packages
[16:19] <whoever> dvd1: hold on let me get out the winows 8 disk :-)
[16:19] <dvd1> whoever: thanks
[16:20] <whoever> dvd1: make it cdrom group
[16:21] <dvd1> whoever: there is a cdrom entry
[16:22] <budman_> anyone have any ubuntu 12.04 servers with netextreme broadcom cards? trying to figure out a speed issue
[16:22] <whoever> ok so just from teminal sudo useradd -G -a cdrom
[16:22] <whoever> and you will have to log out and back in for it to take effect
[16:23] <whoever> dvd1: ok so just from teminal sudo useradd -G -a cdrom
[16:23] <whoever> dvd1: and you will have to log out and back in for it to take effect
[16:23] <dvd1> whoever: thx i will try that
[16:24] <alnassafi> ActionParsnip: My Desktop resolution is fine .. it is at 2880x1800 .. but my login resolution is lower than that .. How can I change only the login screen resolution?
[16:24] <alnassafi> ActionParsnip: My Desktop resolution is fine .. it is at 2880x1800 .. but my login screen resolution is lower than that .. How can I change only the login screen resolution?
[16:24] <alnassafi> My Desktop resolution is fine .. it is at 2880x1800 .. but my login screen resolution is lower than that .. How can I change only the login screen resolution?
[16:24] <dvd1> whoever: sudo useradd -G -a cdrom useradd: group '-a' does not exist
[16:25] <alnassafi> What is the conf file to change the login screen resolution
[16:25] <llutz> dvd1: sudo adduser $USER cdrom
[16:25] <xXTozabullXx> hello please how to install flash player 13.02 in backtrack 5r3
[16:26] <xXTozabullXx> please ^^
[16:26] <llutz> !backtrack | xXTozabullXx
[16:26] <Guest22731> hello! I had a problem with ubuntu 14.04 x64 : My xorg process is taking a lot of memory , actually 2,5 Gb in memory, is that normal ?
[16:26] <xXTozabullXx> ok sorry by
[16:26] <MonkeyDust> xXTozabullXx  backtrack is now called kali
[16:26] <alnassafi> I am using ubuntu 14.04
[16:26] <dvd1> The user `Metheowner' is already a member of `cdrom'., llutz
[16:26] <davidwebb> how can I become incredibly knowledgeable about EVERYTHING within the next 2 days? Someone just install the SATA port in my head already, please.
[16:26] <whoever> dvd1: sudo useradd  username grouptoAddto
[16:27] <llutz> whoever: adduser, not useradd
[16:27] <dvd1> so what is groputoAddto whoever ?
[16:27] <dvd1> whoever: cdrom?
[16:27] <whoever> llutz: tex
[16:28] <llutz> dvd1: as you said, you're already member of group cdrom
[16:28] <whoever> sudo dvd1: adduser dvd1 cdrom
[16:28] <whoever> dvd1: sudo adduser dvd1 cdrom
[16:28] <dvd1> whoever: is that the full command : adduser dvd1 cdrom
[16:29] <whoever> dvd1: yes assuming the user name is dvd1
[16:30] <dvd1> whoever: The user `XXXX' is already a member of `cdrom'.
[16:31] <whoever> dvd1: ok
[16:31] <whoever> what do you get when "groups"
[16:32] <dvd1> whoever: USERNAME adm cdrom sudo dip plugdev lpadmin sambashare
[16:32] <p00rfella_> I just ran install.pl --uninstall
[16:32] <whoever> dvd1: have you rebooted
[16:32] <p00rfella_> I couldn't get it to work ;(
[16:32] <dvd1> whoever: not after i came into this chat
[16:33] <whoever> dvd1: you probably should so that can take effect , even though the term says you are a member, you need to for it to take effect
[16:34] <dvd1> whoever: i dont know if i changed anything groupwise in the last hour, but i will try that, thank you.
[16:35] <p00rfella_> did you all know that holding down the windows button on the keyboard will open a gorgeous window showing you all the sjortcuts of ubuntu? God I love linux
[16:35] <Iron|Oxide> Hello all
[16:35] <p00rfella_> M$ is a stolen linux
[16:35] <skinux> Problem with Google Chrome...closed browser, now I can't find it except for 'whereis google-chrome' in terminal. It shows it's installed, but, trying to launch via '/usr/bin/google-chrome' says file does not exist.
[16:35] <Iron|Oxide> Is this channel just for discussion, or can I ask for help here?
[16:35] <whoever> dvd1: if that doesn't work or work to your satisfaction comeback
[16:36] <dvd1> whoever: thanks again!
[16:36] <skinux> p00rfella_: What do you mean?
[16:36] <p00rfella_> skinux: just run "google-chrome-stable" just that, and it will work, that is if you have already installed google chrome stable
[16:36] <p00rfella_> skinux: by what? What do I mean by what?
[16:37] <skinux> p00rfella_: Command not found
[16:37] <skinux> p00rfella_: M$ is stolen linux?
[16:37] <Iron|Oxide> Anyone up for helping me compiling my wireless driver? Can't get build-essential on my machine without internet connection, and I don't have a LAN jack
[16:37] <skinux> I should note, after closing Chrome, I restarted because System Updater said a restart was required to complete update.
[16:37] <p00rfella_> I meant that microsoft has probably stolen a lot of their ideas from linux guys
[16:38] <Cheekio> Is there any way to play a stream as a desktop wallpaper?
[16:38] <skinux> I don't see how that is...Linux has always been a ways behind Windows.
[16:38] <Iron|Oxide> Nobody's feeling helpful? :(
[16:39]  * skinux A question for after current problem is resolved: Can Screenlets be written using Java?
[16:39] <p00rfella_> skinux: only in the field of appearance
[16:39] <llutz> !ot | skinux p00rfella_
[16:39] <skinux> Apple are the thieves.
[16:39] <georgyy> p00rfella_ also in programs' quality, at least in some areas
[16:39] <ActionParsnip> Iron|Oxide: what wifi chip do you use?
[16:40] <Iron|Oxide> ActionParsnip, RTL8723AS-VAU
[16:40] <Iron|Oxide> Github is here: https://github.com/lwfinger/rtl8723au
[16:40] <ActionParsnip> skinux: try:  which google-chrome
[16:40] <Iron|Oxide> Basically, I just need someone to make the package
[16:41] <skinux> Didnt return anything.
[16:41] <random653565> what is the command name for polkit in 14.04 pls. its missing in startup
[16:41] <ActionParsnip> Iron|Oxide: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTY1OTQ    seems to be in Linux 3.15
[16:42] <random653565> looks like thats the issue, even when i never changed anything.
[16:42] <georgyy> if photoshop, lightroom, dvbviewer and a couple of other programs were ported to linux I would switch completely
[16:42] <llutz> random653565: isn't policykit is started by dbus, not directly?
[16:42] <llutz> -is
[16:42] <MonkeyDust> georgyy  the whole linux community is waiting for it
[16:43] <Iron|Oxide> ActionParsnip, it seems so. Still, my wireless card doesn't work.
[16:43] <MonkeyDust> georgyy  i mean: adobe and macromedia et al
[16:43] <skinux> I don't think Adobe will ever port their suite to Linux.
[16:43] <georgyy> MonkeyDust yeah
[16:43] <random653565> llutz, well i  cant get any authentication anymore with gkt apps. looks like polkit is not running
[16:44] <llutz> random653565: pgrep polkit
[16:44] <Iron|Oxide> All I need is for someone to download the source code, compile the package, and upload it to some filesharing site. I'll even buy that person an internet beer.
[16:44] <Funkeh`> anyone here I can report a package in the ubuntu repo to that needs updating (security issues)
[16:44] <random653565> llutz, 757 1753
[16:45] <llutz> random653565: running
[16:46] <random653565> llutz, Software can't be installed or removed because the authentication service is not available. (org.freedesktop.PolicyKit.Error.Failed: ('system-bus-name', {'name':  ':1.123'}
[16:46] <ActionParsnip> Iron|Oxide: why cant you compile it?
[16:46] <Iron|Oxide> I don't have the build essentials on my laptop. Need internet to download them
[16:47] <whoever> llutz: anothr satisfied custome
[16:47] <ActionParsnip> Iron|Oxide: is this on a laptop?
[16:47] <llutz> whoever: ?
[16:47] <Iron|Oxide> I have my laptop right next to me. I'm on a public computer, writing to you right now
[16:48] <kSwit> some like windows instaler policy
[16:48] <ActionParsnip> Iron|Oxide: then use a wired connection to install what is needed......
[16:48] <Iron|Oxide> It's an ideapad
[16:48] <Iron|Oxide> It doesn't have a LAN jack
[16:48] <dvd1> whoever: im back, nothing has changed :D
[16:49] <ActionParsnip> Iron|Oxide: what model ideapad?
[16:49] <Iron|Oxide> Yoga 13
[16:49] <kSwit> i need translate to polish
[16:49] <alteregoa> i speak polish
[16:49] <alteregoa> darmok and jalad at tanagra
[16:49] <whoever> dvd1: ok i guess you'll have to make an entry into fstab for it
[16:50] <kSwit> alteregoa, po polskiemu tez nie zabardzo qmam
[16:50] <Iron|Oxide> I've spent the last hour trying to get it to work. Downloaded the build-essental package, but dependency is not satisfiable
[16:50] <MonkeyDust> !pl
[16:50] <alteregoa> k8 i don't speak polish i speak tamarian
[16:51] <dvd1> whoever: is it possoble i accidentally put it out in bios even though its showing up in 'Computer'?
[16:51] <ActionParsnip> Iron|Oxide: oh, sems to use some use thernet. Hate systems that dont have ethernet
[16:51] <Iron|Oxide> I agree. First time working with one, and all I get is trouble.
[16:52] <Iron|Oxide> ActionParsnip, could you do me the favor of compiling the package for me, please?
[16:53] <kSwit> maybe can build on launchpad
[16:54] <georgyy> I will do it if you don't mind me turning your computer into a botnet zombie (that will only be used for just cause!)
[16:54] <dvd1> whoever: how do i see if its in the fstab and how do i make an entry for my dvd drive
[16:54] <Iron|Oxide> I do mind that.
[16:54] <georgyy> then why ask strangers on irc to compile executables for you?
[16:54] <whoever> dvd1: sudo cat /etc/fstab
[16:55] <ActionParsnip> Iron|Oxide: my vm at work has no web access, I'm on Win atm
[16:55] <ActionParsnip> whoever: why sudo cat?
[16:55] <Iron|Oxide> georgyy, becase I'm out of options
[16:55] <dvd1> whoever: can i use sudo gedit /etc/fstab?
[16:55] <R3d9x> How can i move my vbox files to another hard drive?
[16:55] <Iron|Oxide> ActionParsnip, aw shucks
[16:55] <kSwit> its to (not )so simple ; somebody shold know
[16:55] <ActionParsnip> whoever: /etc/fstab is 644   so users can read it.....
[16:56] <whoever> ActionParsnip: so that way he can see before haveing to screw it u
[16:56] <ActionParsnip> whoever: yes but sudo isnt needed, cat /etc/fstab   will give the exact same output
[16:56] <whoever> ActionParsnip: just to prevent any visablity errors that may occur
[16:56] <llutz> whoever: why do you think an fstab-entry will help mounting a device, where manual mount fails?
[16:57] <ActionParsnip> whoever: there wont be any, you only need sudo when access is an issue, which it isnt in this case
[16:57] <dvd1> whoever: i used sudo gedit and it has an entry for cdrom: # cdrom 0 /dev/sr0 /media/cdrom/  auto ro,noauto,user,exec 0 0 # cdrom 1 /dev/sr0 /media/cdrom/ auto ro,noauto,user,exec 0 0
[16:57] <Eleirs> ciao a tutti
[16:58] <llutz> Eleirs: no !list here
[16:59] <whoever> then remove the # at the beginning of the line
[16:59] <whoever> and save it
[16:59] <whoever> dvd1: then sudo mount /media/cdrom
[17:00] <dvd1> whoever: do you mean me?
[17:00] <dvd1> whoever: kool, i will try!
[17:01] <whoever> dvd1: yes i mean you
[17:01] <knownasilya> hello all :) how would I get `ssh-agent /bin/bash` to run on system startup?
[17:02] <ActionParsnip> knownasilya: does it need running as user or as root? Does the X server need to be running?
[17:02] <dvd1> whoever: sudo mount /media/cdrom [sudo] password for USERNAME:  [mntent]: line 14 in /etc/fstab is bad [mntent]: line 16 in /etc/fstab is bad mount: no medium found on /dev/sr0  --- do i have to leave the SPACE before cdrom and cdrom1?
[17:02] <knownasilya> ActionParsnip: it's on a server, but it would be under a user
[17:02] <majod> anyone knows how to get x264 support in firefox in trusty?
[17:02] <ActionParsnip> !away > dean|away
[17:03] <whoever> dvd1: can you pastebin your fstab
[17:03] <ActionParsnip> knownasilya: you could add it to /etc/rc.local but it will run as root, so use su to run it as your user and background the task with an ampersand
[17:03] <SCHAAP137> majod: VLC plugin for Firefox can handle x264 right?
[17:03] <majod> SCHAAP137: i dont want any plugin
[17:04] <knownasilya> ActionParsnip: something like: su myuser ssh-agent /bin/bash
[17:04] <knownasilya> ?
[17:04] <xangua> http://www.webupd8.org/2014/04/10-things-to-do-after-installing-ubuntu.html works for me 3.1 Get Firefox to support H.264
[17:05] <xangua> majod:
[17:05] <dvd1> whoever: sure i will just take out the UUID
[17:05] <majod> xangua: thanks...but firefox since version 30 will support gstreamer 1.0...will that work too?
[17:06] <whoever> dvd1: you can leave them in , they are just ids as aposed to using /dev/xx
[17:06] <xangua> majod: it workd for firefox 29
[17:07] <majod> xangua: alright, thanks ! :)
[17:07] <dvd1> whoever: its an encrypted system's fstab: http://pastebin.com/UXJRGfJg
[17:07] <IamSoSad> hi
[17:09] <whoever> dvd1: try changing ro,noauto,user,exec to  defaults-
[17:09] <IamSoSad> I had a volume group and 4 physical disks mounted on the same logical drive, and overwritten the gpt disk layout I cannot access my files even lvm backups, is there any hope?
[17:09] <whoever> dvd1: try changing ro,noauto,user,exec to  defaults
[17:10] <dvd1> whoever: so how do the lines look like with default setting?
[17:10] <SAKUJ0> what is 14.04's volume manager? is gnome-volume-manager deprecated?
[17:12] <whoever> dvd1: i think you error could actuly be on line 9
[17:12] <SAKUJ0> is it just nautilus that does it now?
[17:12] <whoever> dvd1: also why are you setting up an encypted ubuntu
[17:12] <TELunus> I've been having an odd issue with my volume.  I can set the volume level, but every few seconds it jumps to a different level for a fraction of a second.
[17:12] <ActionParsnip> IamSoSad: do you have a tape / usb drive backup?
[17:13] <TELunus> I made a video of what I mean: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inQT9yqi-2g
[17:13] <dvd1> whoever: because i tried it and it worked perfectly?
[17:13] <ActionParsnip> TELunus: what is the output of:   wget -O alsa-info.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && chmod +x ./alsa-info.sh && ./alsa-info.sh --upload
[17:13] <IamSoSad> ActionParsnip: no, I didn't
[17:13] <ActionParsnip> IamSoSad: why not?
[17:14] <IamSoSad> ActionParsnip: because It was a new install, I always have backups but...
[17:14] <whoever> dvd1: if it worked perfectly then why are you you asking "basic " linux mounting questions
[17:14] <ActionParsnip> IamSoSad: if its a new install, just reinstall.....
[17:14] <dvd1> whoever:  correction - the dvd drive does not work perfectly^^
[17:15] <IamSoSad> ActionParsnip: the problem is I had all my datas in that volume group
[17:15] <whoever> dvd1:  is theis a home box ? what is the reason for such tight security
[17:15] <whoever> that the stardard permissions won't suffice
[17:15] <IamSoSad> ActionParsnip: I think there's still a chance to recover the metadata, It would be too much time consuming to recover file from the drive
[17:15] <dvd1> whoever: why are u asking such questions?
[17:16] <TELunus> http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=2eb7f2cc0b6d491c7bc8d26e1adc8761f670b396
[17:16] <whoever> dvd1: i am tring to see if you are just starting out and your tring to run before you can  walk
[17:16] <IamSoSad> is there anyone who are able to help me?
[17:17] <dvd1> whoever: im trying to read dvds and cd, thats all?
[17:17] <MonkeyDust> dvd1  first time using ubuntu?
[17:17] <dvd1> MonkeyDust: no, but my dvd drive has always worked on default.
[17:17] <IamSoSad> dvd1: what is your problem? even though there is no one helping me maybe I can help you with your problem :(
[17:17] <ActionParsnip> TELunus: my sound fiixing abilities are slim but try:  killall pulseaudio; rm -r ~/.config/pulse/* ; rm -r ~/.pulse*
[17:18] <ActionParsnip> TELunus: wait 10 seconds then try some sound applicatins
[17:18] <whoever> dvd1: anyway try by changing line 15 to /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom auto defaults 00
[17:18] <dvd1> IamSoSad: cand mount dvd drive even tho it shows in Computer
[17:18] <IamSoSad> dvd1: you need to add your partition to fstab
[17:18] <whoever> mozzarella: thx , i wonder if he is still newish .. if that make since
[17:18] <dvd1> IamSoSad: already did that
[17:18] <IamSoSad> dvd1: the fullpath to fstab is /etc/fstab you need root permission to overwrite that file
[17:19] <whoever> mozzarella: i would had said linux in general the questions are more tward basic operation
[17:19] <IamSoSad> dvd1: then you can easily mount it by typing mount drive or mount dir
[17:19] <whoever> dvd1: is that you only dvd drive
[17:20] <dvd1> whoever: so the lines must look like:  cdrom 0 /dev/sr0 /media/cdrom/  auto defaults 0 0  AND cdrom 1 /dev/sr0 /media/cdrom/ auto defaults 0 0  ???
[17:21] <dvd1> whoever: yes i just got1
[17:21] <whoever> dvd1: no not correct syntax
[17:21] <IamSoSad> I had a volume group and 4 physical disks mounted on the same logical drive, and overwritten the gpt disk layout I cannot access my files even lvm backups, is there any hope? (no backup of metadatas, no backup on another drive, completely overwritten gpt partition layout)
[17:21] <TELunus> ActionParsnip: thanks, but I'm afraid that hasn't fixed it yet.
[17:21] <whoever> dvd comment lines  14, and 16
[17:22] <Console> Can someone help me out if you don’t mind and just highlight my nick in 10 secs? Testing out new IRC client for highlights
[17:23] <dvd1> IamSoSad: mount dir [mntent]: line 14 in /etc/fstab is bad [mntent]: line 16 in /etc/fstab is bad mount: can't find dir in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[17:23] <IamSoSad> Console: hi
[17:23] <Jef91> Anyone have apturl working with Ubuntu 14.04? Installed from a minimal disc and did apt-get install apturl and I am getting this error at startup -> http://paste.debian.net/98039/ any idea what python package I'm missing?
[17:23] <Console> That worked great! Thanks IamSoSad!!
[17:23] <IamSoSad> dvd1: can you post your fstab file?
[17:23] <dvd1> whoever: so whats the syntax, maybe i fail on the sematics
[17:23] <Console> You da best
[17:23] <IamSoSad> Console: you are welcome
[17:23] <ubilli8> please am still having issues with my ubuntu...
[17:23] <dvd1> IamSoSad: http://pastebin.com/UXJRGfJg
[17:24] <bekks> Jef91: "update-manager".
[17:24] <whoever> dvd comment lines  14, and 16, save it , then mount  /dev/cdrom
[17:24] <dvd1> IamSoSad:  cdrom 0 /dev/sr0 /media/cdrom/  auto ro,noauto,user,exec 0 0  cdrom 1 /dev/sr0 /media/cdrom/ auto ro,noauto,user,exec 0 0 these are the 2 lines
[17:24] <Jef91> bekks, the fact that this isn't an apturl dependency should be considered a bug right?
[17:25] <bekks> Jef91: I agree, yes.
[17:25] <whoever> dvd1: no white space in args only between them
[17:26] <dvd1> whoever: what is white space and this is the result: mount  /dev/cdrom mount: no medium found on /dev/sr0
[17:26] <Fohlen> hey guys. How could I get supported grub bootloader resolutions?
[17:26] <Fohlen> http://www.randomlinuxstuff.tk/2013/05/fix-ubuntu-boot-screen-after-installing.html
[17:26] <Fohlen> I don't see the grub menu, and it'd be easier to grab those informations on my system somehow.
[17:26] <whoever> dvd1: is there a disk in the drive
[17:26] <When> Does anyone use centrifydc Express on Ubuntu 14.04 ?  How did you run it?
[17:26] <dvd1> whoever: yes theres a cd in it
[17:27] <whoever> dvd1: now do you have a windows box
[17:27] <When> Better question, what do you guys use to authenticate with Active Directory from Ubuntu?
[17:27] <nova_> hi
[17:27] <dvd1> whoever: no, i just have mono
[17:27] <whoever> dvd1: or can you dual boot windows
[17:27] <dvd1> whoever: no
[17:28] <whoever> dvd1: is it a dvd+rw
[17:28] <Modanung> Welcome nova_
[17:28] <dvd1> whoever: idk
[17:28]  * whoever beats his head agaist the wall 
[17:28] <nova_> dvd1: I clicked on your pastebin link and irc client crashed. lol
[17:29] <whoever> dvd1: how do you not know if it is writable
[17:29] <dvd1> nova: pastebin has expired
[17:29] <nova_> whoever: most of the dvd readers are also writers
[17:29] <dvd1> whoever: it is an audio cd, it should not be writeable, the drive itslef can burn tho
[17:30] <whoever> nova_: yes, but it is still possible to get one , even by accident that is only a reader
[17:30] <nova_> dvd1: you can always create an image of the drive, and mount image -o loop /dir
[17:31] <whoever> dvd1: do you have any blank disks , try to burn something to it
[17:31] <knownasilya> how would one add an ssh key on server startup, automatically?
[17:31] <dvd1> nova_: how would i do that and why wont it auto mount inserted dvd's/ cd's
[17:31] <whoever> dvd1: also why do you have noauto in your fstab on the optical drive
[17:31] <knownasilya> basically I have a user on the server that has to run 'git', but needs a public key
[17:31] <nova_> knownasilya: I think that wouldn't be good for security reasons
[17:32] <dvd1> whoever: if it could, would it solve my original problem you think?
[17:32] <dvd1> whoever: it says auto in there...
[17:32] <nova_> dvd1: dd if=/dev/<usb_device> of=image_name.iso bs=<block_size>
[17:33] <whoever> dvd1: look again auto,ro, noAUTO,user,exec
[17:33] <nova_> dvd1: oops, I meant dvd drive
[17:33] <knownasilya> nova_: I'm trying to setup git deployment with one user. so you can do something like ssh user@server 'bash -s' < script.sh which has git .. commands and that same user on the server needs to have keys for git.
[17:33] <whoever> the noauto prevents automount
[17:33] <knownasilya> nova_: is there a better alternative?
[17:34] <nova_> knownasilya: you can make a ftp server
[17:34] <dvd1> nova_: whoever if the problem is in fstab, how is it supposed to say correctly in that file? why would i want to create an iso image if i just want to read the cd?
[17:34] <knownasilya> nova_: what for?
[17:35] <nova_> knownasilya: otherwise, you must send keys to whoever wants to connect your machine
[17:36] <nova_> knownasilya: from what I understood from your messages, you want to add ssh daemon to default init level?
[17:36] <ubilli8> please when i do an apt-get update i am get all this errors....
[17:36] <dvd1> IamSoSad: nova_ whoever MonkeyDust  thanks for trying to help me, i will see if somebody else can help me later. cheers guys °
[17:37] <knownasilya> nova_: probably, need to have the agent start on server start, and add the keys in the users ~/.ssh dir
[17:37] <MonkeyDust> ubilli8  type    sudo apt-get update|pastebinit   then paste the outcome here
[17:37] <daftykins> dvd1: has anyone told you that you don't mount audio CDs, yet?
[17:37] <ubilli8> ok...
[17:38] <rek> !ot cause i'm a really ot linux user auhsuasuhasuhauhsuha
[17:38] <rek> !ot ubottu
[17:38] <whoever> dvd1: your prob is your fstabe
[17:38] <whoever> dvd1: your prob is your fstab
[17:38] <nova_> knownasilya: Ok, I got it
[17:38] <rek> !ot
[17:38] <dvd1> daftykins: yes, dvd's wont mount either, i use the wrong words maybe but i cant see the the dvd or cd content
[17:38] <dvd1> whoever: i know but idk how to correct it..
[17:39] <nova_> knownasilya: when your system starts up, your ssh keys will be generated, then you can run a script to make a soft-link to that keys file
[17:39] <daftykins> dvd1: ah ok just checking.
[17:39] <whoever> dvd1: comment , put # at the beginning of line 14 and 16
[17:39] <dvd1> daftykins: thx
[17:39] <whoever> save
[17:40] <rek> where's dr willis?
[17:40] <dvd1> whoever: thats what i tried before...
[17:40] <nova_> dvd1: the fuse module should handle this automatically are you running a minimal install?
[17:40] <whoever> dvd1: ok look at the part that reads auto,ro,noauto,user,exec
[17:41] <dvd1> whoever: ok
[17:41] <dvd1> nova_: idk what that means
[17:41] <whoever> dvd1: replace that with defaults
[17:41] <nova_> dvd1: did you try sudoing while mounting?
[17:41] <dvd1> nova_: yes i gues
[17:41] <nova_> dvd1: there is a little chance that you have no rights to access devices
[17:41] <pietro10> Hi. Is there a way or a program I cn uase to look up all the icons in the Icon Naming Specification?
[17:41] <whoever> nova_: no i bet he has the default
[17:41] <dvd1> whoever: so just "defaults" no 00 or 0 0?
[17:42] <pietro10> for any given theme
[17:42] <nova_> dvd1: can you paste 14. and 16. lines here?
[17:42] <whoever> dvd1: leave the  00 at the end
[17:43] <dvd1> nova whoever # cdrom 0 and # cdrom 1
[17:43] <michaelaguiar> What is the best way to create a new ssh user, but restrict them to a specific directory for use with SFTP?
[17:43] <whoever> dvd1: so it looks like /dev/sr0/ /media/cdrom/ auto defaults 00
[17:43] <whoever> dvd1: yes
[17:43] <ubilli8> http://pastebin.com/embed_js.php?i=Ph4kJa91
[17:44] <dvd1> whoever: there a space between the zeros, leave that or take it out?
[17:44] <ubilli8> @<MonkeyDust>
[17:44] <Mikerhinos> hi, my cousin had a dead HDD today and want me to check out cheap ones (50€ max), she has an external drive for backups so size doesn't matter, I thought of a SSD 320 Intel of 40Go at 30€ because she wants speed mainly, is it ok ?
[17:44] <ubilli8> http://pastebin.com/embed_js.php?i=Ph4kJa91
[17:44] <nova_> michaelaguiar: add that user to unique group and restrict access to local users' folders
[17:44] <whoever> dvd1: you can leave it but i don't think it matters
[17:44] <nova_> michaelaguiar: for more security you can always check SELinux and ACL
[17:44] <alnassafi> guys .. My Desktop resolution is at 2880x1800 and it is fine .. but my login screen resolution is lower and I do not know how to change it...
[17:44] <pietro10> oh /usr/share/icons; thanks
[17:44] <michaelaguiar> nova_: So create a new user, with no home directory, and unique group
[17:45] <michaelaguiar> nova_: This is for a client who should only have access to their site in var/www btw
[17:45] <alnassafi> I tried lightdm.conf at /etc/lightdm/ and also the /usr/share/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/
[17:45] <nova_> michaelaguiar: yes, that would be enough but make sure you have correct permissions in /
[17:45] <alnassafi> I tried to put a line and also the script
[17:45] <Armag3dd0n1> how do i edit this? 1. Apply PCIE_ASPM
[17:45] <Armag3dd0n1> (Source: Phoronix)
[17:45] <Armag3dd0n1> As everyone suggested adding this for laptops to have longer battery life. I edited /etc/default/grub as
[17:45] <Armag3dd0n1> GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash pcie_aspm=force i915.i915_enable_rc6=1 i915.i915_enable_fbc=1"
[17:45] <Armag3dd0n1> and then running
[17:45] <Armag3dd0n1> $ sudo update-grub
[17:45] <unopaste> Armag3dd0n1 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
[17:46] <michaelaguiar> nova_: would I have to switch their site dir from www-data to a new group?
[17:46] <dvd1> whoever: nova_ it did defaults 00 but it doesnt change anything
[17:46] <nova_> michaelaguiar: I suggest you to turn write read and execute flags for other
[17:46] <nova_> michaelaguiar: off*
[17:46] <whoever> michaelaguiar:  by use of jailing the user
[17:47] <Armag3dd0n1> how do i edit this? http://paste.ubuntu.com/7411731/
[17:47] <alnassafi> by the way when I do the conf and the script I can not login and I can not reach the login screen
[17:47] <nova_> michaelaguiar: if it belongs to them, change owner of that folder
[17:47] <michaelaguiar> whoever: yea so they login via SFTP, and their root directory is their site dir in var/www
[17:47] <kivy> i changes ubntu to use xfce instead of gnome in virtualbox and now my res is stuck at 800.  Does anyone know how to fix this, or if im in the wrong channel, my apologies.
[17:47] <ActionParsnip> Armag3dd0n1: if you run a lighter session, you wil use less power as the CPU doesnt have to work o hard
[17:47] <ActionParsnip> *so
[17:47] <alnassafi> I had to login to terminal and disable the conf
[17:47] <dvd1> whoever: nova_ thanks for helping im giving up now, good bye ))
[17:47] <Armag3dd0n1> how? im thinking about battery ife on ubuntu
[17:47] <whoever> michaelaguiar: jail the user so they can't leave that directory or that parent directory
[17:48] <ActionParsnip> kivy: have you tried using xrandr to set the res?
[17:48] <michaelaguiar> whoever: Yep thats what I want to do, so create a new user without home directory, and only give them permission for that one folder?
[17:48] <Armag3dd0n1> how mate
[17:48] <ActionParsnip> Armag3dd0n1: use LXDE, or ditch the DE and just use openbox or fluxbox on it's own
[17:48] <kivy> ActionParsnip, no ive never heard of that
[17:48] <nova_> michaelaguiar: there are lots of approaches to improve security like running a virtual machine for your server
[17:48] <alnassafi> xrandr will set the lightdm or the gui
[17:48] <Armag3dd0n1> i don't get what you mean lol
[17:48] <ActionParsnip> kivy: if you run:  xrandr   do you see a larger resolution?
[17:48] <whoever> dvd1: it may not change any they but what is ls -l /media/cdrom
[17:48] <alnassafi> I did that in the script
[17:48] <michaelaguiar> nova_: I don’t need to get too crazy with it, just lock him into that directory so he can’t access other client folders
[17:48] <qwd> How do I map caps lock to ctrl in Ubuntu 14.04, keyboard layout settings seem to be gone?
[17:49] <kivy> ActionParsnip, it lists several other resolutions higher than what its set at
[17:49] <ActionParsnip> Armag3dd0n1: you are using Gnome and Compiz by default, these use lots of RAM and CPU time compared to lighter alternatives. This heaviness causes the CPU to labour more, and use more power
[17:49] <alnassafi> It is working find I tried the script .. but when I use it in the conf and then reboot .. can not reach login screen
[17:49] <ActionParsnip> kivy: ok then you can use xrandr to set a higher resolution
[17:49] <Armag3dd0n1> yeah, how do i change them? sorry.
[17:49] <whoever> michaelaguiar: if they don't have a home directy they won't even beable to log in
[17:49] <nova_> michaelaguiar: recursively remove read write and execute flags for every file in that dir
[17:49] <michaelaguiar> whoever: oh really?  Should I set their “home” as their site directory?
[17:50] <michaelaguiar> nova_: I also want to make sure PHP has all the access it does now
[17:50] <kivy> ActionParsnip, thx.  trying now
[17:50] <alnassafi> xrandr: Failed to get size of gamma for output default
[17:50] <alnassafi> Screen 0: minimum 640 x 400, current 2880 x 1800, maximum 2880 x 1800
[17:50] <alnassafi> default connected primary 2880x1800+0+0 0mm x 0mm
[17:50] <Armag3dd0n1> it's installing lxde, how do i activate it?
[17:50] <ActionParsnip> kivy: if you can pastebin the output of:  xrandr    I can advise
[17:50] <whoever> michaelaguiar:  see http://serverfault.com/questions/153701/how-to-jail-a-ftp-user-inside-its-home-directory-proftpd
[17:51] <ActionParsnip> Armag3dd0n1: log iff, select the lxde session in lightdm, log in
[17:51] <Armag3dd0n1> sec
[17:51] <nova_> michaelaguiar: do not worry about it, as long as you keep execute and read flag for root user
[17:51] <michaelaguiar> ah thanks guys, I will try it out
[17:51] <michaelaguiar> appreciate it
[17:51] <nova_> michaelaguiar: there will be no problem
[17:51] <whoever> michaelaguiar: on login , run a script that does a cd to that directory then jail them to that dir
[17:52] <kivy> ActionParsnip, http://pastebin.com/C6gE38LB
[17:52] <thewisenerd> Hi, I tried getting Xdmx working on my PC, but it doesn't work. Getting the error: "xinit: unable to connect to X server: Connection reset by peer"
[17:52] <thewisenerd> command run: "startx -- /usr/bin/Xdmx :1 -display :0 -display 192.168.1.4:0 -norender -noglxproxy -ignorebadfontpaths +xinerama"
[17:53] <marius_bt> Hi guys, I'm having a real hard time with a Broadcom BCM4306 rev3 wireless card on an old laptop. It seems to be installed (I used apt-get firmware-b43-installer command). When I run ifconfig I can see wlan0 but no packets are received or sent. I hope somebody can help me. Marius
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> kivy: run:   xrandr --output VBOX0 --mode 1280x960_60.00       and it will change to 1280x960
[17:54] <ActionParsnip> kivy: you get the idea
[17:54] <nova_> thewisenerd: maruis_bt, have you tried recompiling the kernel with installed firmwares?
[17:54] <thewisenerd> @nova_, ???
[17:55] <sexappeal> hey
[17:55] <sexappeal> how does one patch KDE2 under FreeBSD?
[17:55] <kivy> ActionParsnip, awesome thankyou.  how do i get auto-resize back?
[17:55] <marius_bt> nova_: I'm really a neophyte, how would I go about doing that?
[17:55] <alnassafi> Is there a maximum for lightdm???
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> kivy: the VBOX0 bit is the 'screen' if you have a dual head on a real PPC you can set the res per display and so forth
[17:55] <DJones> sexappeal: You'd need to ask in the freebsd channel
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> kivy: no idea what that is, sorry
[17:56] <sexappeal> i can't get into that channel :c
[17:56] <Armag3dd0n1> erm, me again. it looks mad now lol
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> alnassafi: whatever your display can do I suppose, you could even go off screen but you will need to scroll the screen by "pushing" off the screen edges
[17:56] <kivy> ActionParsnip, the resolution normally resizes with th virtualbox window
[17:56] <nova_> marius_by: It is a complicated process, there are some manuals on how to do it and it doesn't work 100% all the time
[17:56] <Armag3dd0n1> i liked the look of ubuntu
[17:56] <Armag3dd0n1> :/
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> sexappeal: I'd ask in #freenode for help getting in the channel
[17:56] <kivy> ActionParsnip, so if i were to expand the vbox window, the res would match
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> kivy: not sure there dude, sorry
[17:57] <alnassafi> ActionParsnip: do I need to set up the frequency?
[17:57] <ActionParsnip> kivy: maybe #vbox can advise
[17:57] <ActionParsnip> alnassafi: i'd imagine so
[17:57] <DJones> sexappeal: Its not something this channel can help you with, as ActionParsnip said, you'll need to join #freenode to ask about how you can get into the channel
[17:57] <ActionParsnip> alnassafi: you can set the res with xrandr, just like a normal screen.
[17:57] <kivy> ActionParsnip, np.  i can just fullscreen it worst cat.  much better boat than i was in.  thanks again!
[17:57] <kivy> cat. = case
[17:57] <ActionParsnip> kivy: np
[17:57] <ActionParsnip> :)
[17:57] <Armag3dd0n1> I can't see my battery now after putting on lxde :/
[17:58] <alnassafi> Screen 0: minimum 640 x 400, current 2880 x 1800, maximum 2880 x 1800
[17:58] <alnassafi> default connected primary 2880x1800+0+0 0mm x 0mm
[17:58] <alnassafi> no frequency in my xrandr -q output
[18:00] <alnassafi> my out put is : http://pastebin.com/u148YiWp
[18:00] <alnassafi> ActionParsnip: my desktop is fine .. the login screen is the problem ..
[18:01] <thewisenerd> has anyone got Xdmx working?
[18:01] <nova_> Armag3ddon1: /leave #ubuntu
[18:02] <zhenya__> Hey there :)
[18:02] <alnassafi> ActionParsnip: mxrandr: cannot find mode 1920x1080_60.0
[18:03] <alnassafi> ActionParsnip: xrandr: cannot find mode 1920x1080_60.0
[18:03] <Armag3dd0n1> is there a way to remove all the fancy looks in ubuntu 14.04? lxde and fluxbox i dislike :(
[18:03] <Armag3dd0n1> i LOVE the look of orig ubuntu
[18:03] <MonkeyDust> Armag3dd0n1  ctrl-alt F1
[18:05] <alnassafi> ActionParsnip: I think .. I need to make a file xrandr need to read.. right
[18:06] <Armag3dd0n1> that's not funny ;/
[18:07] <Armag3dd0n1> anyone else?
[18:07] <iinvitado> alguna xica
[18:07] <Armag3dd0n1> ?
[18:07] <iinvitado> allguna xica de mas de 18
[18:07] <Armag3dd0n1> lxde and fluxbox don;t show my laptop battery
[18:08] <Armag3dd0n1> dude whaT?
[18:08] <Darkknight-dude> i have a question for you guys....... how do i get ubuntu to auto maticaly load into a program on startup? or just after my user logon???
[18:09] <Armag3dd0n1> so no one?
[18:09] <Armag3dd0n1> :/
[18:09] <Beldar> iinvitado, English channel.
[18:10] <Beldar> Darkknight-dude, What is the problem that has you asking this?
[18:10] <OerHeks> Darkknight-dude, add it to 'startup applications'
[18:10] <rawrmonster> I have paid for another keyboard because the "a" key does not work on a laptop, but my question is, is there another way to assign another key to the letter a until i get the new keyboard?
[18:11] <Darkknight-dude> is it that easy..... i want to load into chrome automatically on logon / not see the desktop
[18:11] <OerHeks> rawrmonster, copy a and use ctrl v
[18:11] <rawrmonster> OerHeks: I actually want it as a key so i can actually copy and past other things tho
[18:11] <Beldar> Darkknight-dude, That is not ubuntu, but chrome.
[18:12] <Darkknight-dude> but i am using the ubuntu systems to load it???
[18:12] <Beldar> Darkknight-dude, Chrome the browser or OS?
[18:13] <Chaos_Zero> Hello, trying to install libtoold on my server and getting a 404 for many sites on apt-get.
[18:13] <Chaos_Zero> any alt sources I can add for this
[18:14] <rawrmonster> darkknight-dude: you can always edit ~/.xinitrc and stop lightdm as a service and startx with chrome only using the x11 server
[18:14] <gartral> alright.. what happened to the alternate unity that wasn't 3d-composited?
[18:15] <Beldar> Chaos_Zero, What ubuntu release?
[18:15] <BlueProtoman> I'm on Ubuntu 13.10.  Why can't I type a forward slash in the Nautilus terminal?  When I try, it just prompts me to change the current path at the top of the screen.
[18:16] <Chaos_Zero> 12.04\
[18:16] <Beldar> !find libtoold
[18:16] <Armag3dd0n1> anyone?
[18:17] <thewisenerd> what is the cause of "unable to connect to X server: connection reset by peer" ?
[18:17] <Beldar> Chaos_Zero, Not in the ubuntu repos is appears
[18:17] <Beldar> it*
[18:18] <Armag3dd0n1> anyone??????????????
[18:18] <Pici> Armag3dd0n1: anyone what?
[18:19] <OerHeks> Chaos_Zero, you might want libtool, libtoold sounds like the deamon > http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/libtool
[18:19] <Chaos_Zero> yes, that was a typo =P
[18:20] <Chaos_Zero> I just manually added this source a source from the ubuntu website, all good it seems.
[18:23] <Beldar> looked like a funky name but showed in rpm, ;)
[18:23] <Shelly2> can someone tell me where multimedia keys map to mixer? after 12.04 dist-update, lost graphic on screen volume display and volume control / mute
[18:27] <minob> hello everyone, something interesting happened. I removed my usb drive just before the cleaning of the drive was completed, and now though the drive is not connected, it still appears on disk utility and nautilus (which gives a bad block message when clicked on "mount")
[18:27] <gartral> where's the screensaver settings in 13.10?
[18:27] <minob> wondering if everything should be ok. what do you think?
[18:28] <Beldar> minob, How where you cleaning the drive, and what is your definition of cleaning the drive?
[18:28] <gartral> minob: yea, i've had that happen, usually a logout/login fixes it
[18:30] <kzofm> hello everyone
[18:31] <Beldar> minob, Any usb should be unmounted before removing, don't just pull it out.
[18:31] <kzofm> is anyone here willing to help me out with a "lazy cpu" problem on lubuntu?
[18:31] <minob> Beldar, I mean when you remove any external drive, it sometimes takes a while, with a message appearing.
[18:32] <minob> Beldar, I know, I was just a notch too hasty after selecting "remove drive".
[18:32] <minob> gartral, I think it must be that-
[18:32] <minob> Beldar, gartral, thank you for your hints, I was just wondering if all was ok.
[18:33] <kzofm> how do i make a process run faster? nice and renice dont work. cpu usage is 3-6%, while programs run slowly
[18:34] <daftykins> kzofm: perhaps it is bound by something else, like IO
[18:34] <MonkeyDust> !info preload | kzofm
[18:34] <kzofm> daftykins could you expalain? it is a java process
[18:34] <Slart> kzofm: what's limiting this process disk io? network speed? gpu power?
[18:34] <Pessimist> kzofm, the program runs slowly?
[18:35] <daftykins> kzofm: which Java are you using?
[18:35] <kzofm> yes it runs slowly, memory usage is high while cpu usage is 6 percent
[18:35] <daftykins> and what IS this program?
[18:35] <kzofm> occasionally the cpu runs at 30%, then the program is fast
[18:35] <kzofm> i would like to make it run at 50-60% but i dont know how?
[18:35] <Pessimist> define slow, fast
[18:36] <daftykins> 1) what is the program? 2) which java?
[18:36] <Pessimist> kzofm, you can't force a process use extra cpu cycles
[18:36] <kzofm> runescape unix client is the program- using openjdk6. by slow i mean game runs choppy, and freezes
[18:37] <daftykins> kzofm: ok try oracle java. could be an issue there
[18:37] <kzofm> but when the cpu occasionally runs faster the game runs well
[18:37] <kzofm> but it rarely works fast
[18:37] <nikitis> I just ordered a VPS with ubuntu 14.04, and i'm trying to add a repository, but it's saying add-apt-repository: command not found.  Did this change?
[18:37] <ktosiek> nikitis: no, you just have a *really* basic install
[18:37] <lnb> anyone know how to get around 'low graphics mode' where booting stops after battery check?
[18:38] <lnb> 12.04
[18:38] <nikitis> ktosiek: Do you know the package name to install that command?  I have apt-get
[18:38] <Beldar> nikitis, Paste the whole command you are using.
[18:38] <Slart> kzofm: well.. "nice" won't make a program run faster unless there are other programs fighting for cpu cycles.. I'm guessing this program is slow for other reasons.. network transfer, java overhead.. things like that
[18:38] <ktosiek> nikitis: software-properties-common
[18:38] <nikitis> Beldar: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine
[18:38] <ktosiek> right, it wouldn't be much of Ubuntu without apt-get :-)
[18:38] <kzofm> slart do you know how i can make it run faster then? i mean i have power if my cpu usage is a minumum
[18:39] <MonkeyDust> nikitis  wine is in the repos, why do you use a ppa?
[18:39] <Beldar> ktosiek,  sudo add-apt-repositor ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa
[18:39] <nikitis> MonkeyDust: I need latest wine
[18:39] <ktosiek> Beldar: ?
[18:39] <MonkeyDust> nikitis  what's new in that?
[18:39] <nikitis> I do wine testing
[18:39] <Beldar> sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa  sorry ktosiek
[18:40] <Slart> kzofm: I would try another java client.. perhaps oracles.. you could also see if you're running out of memory.. there might be java specific optimisations as well
[18:40] <nikitis> Thanks,  Adding software-properties-common package fixed it
[18:40] <sillyrabbit> I have a question I am new to linux and am running the latest version of ubuntu
[18:40] <Slart> sillyrabbit: just ask
[18:40] <kzofm> slart how do i optimise java? memory usage is high, but my understanding is that increasing cpu usage will help the memory as well
[18:41] <thewisenerd> what are the causes for "connection reset by peer" in x server?
[18:41] <Slart> kzofm: you can't force a program to use more cpu cycles.. it's probably waiting for something else when cpu usage goes down.. hard to give general advice that will work for this
[18:42] <sillyrabbit> my computers are all on the same network but the main computer is wired the rest are wireless how do I share files or view the wireless computers.
[18:42] <Armadillos> sillyrabbit: Samba
[18:42] <Slart> sillyrabbit: there shouldn't really be a difference between the wired and the wireless .. perhaps a little lower speed for the wireless but that's it
[18:43] <kzofm> slart, understood. I have tried using oracle java, but im having problems. i do not know where to put the symoblic link
[18:43] <R3d9x> Can some one tell me how to move the snappshot files to other hard drives?
[18:44] <oal> Can I "ufw enable" without confirming? Something like -y with apt-get?
[18:44] <sillyrabbit> I will look up samba thank you Armadillos
[18:47] <Slart> kzofm: I can't really help you with that.. but runescape has been around for a while.. the community has to have some kind of support/forum where people can help you with specifics
[18:47] <kzofm> slart thank you. I have  had no luck with the community, but I will give it a go again and see if it works out this time
[18:50] <styles_> In 14.04 how can I make the files viewer show the path not that annoying bubble folder thing
[18:50] <utsav> hi guys i have a unstable network and i wanted to set a bouncer for irc .. can i do it?
[18:51] <Armag3dd0n1> can i remove all the fancy looks but no install any other enviriment?
[18:51] <styles_> utsav, why not get a cheap VPS and setup the bouncer there
[18:51] <friesk> is there a difference between installing lamp and installing M,A, and P separately?
[18:52] <Jordan_U> friesk: No.
[18:52] <Armag3dd0n1> anyone?
[18:52] <friesk> jordan_U: thank goodness, and tks for the shout!!!
[18:52] <styles_> Armag3dd0n1, what do you mean fancy looks?
[18:52] <Armag3dd0n1> like to imrove battery life
[18:52] <Slart> Armag3dd0n1: "fancy looks" ? environment? you mean like KDE/Gnome shell, LXDE ?
[18:52] <Armag3dd0n1> yeah
[18:52] <Armag3dd0n1> but i dislike them but like orif
[18:52] <Armag3dd0n1> roig
[18:53] <Armag3dd0n1> orig
[18:53] <Armag3dd0n1> :p
[18:53] <Slart> Armag3dd0n1: so you want regular ubuntu but lighter?
[18:53] <styles_> Armag3dd0n1, Idk, I'm not a huge fan of Unity. I always run Gnome and probably always will.
[18:53] <Armag3dd0n1> yeah for battery life
[18:53] <styles_> "Lighter" - just install arch and set it up yourself then
[18:53] <Armag3dd0n1> gnome? what's that?
[18:54] <Slart> Armag3dd0n1: well.. not really sure how much you can do.. you can try running powertop  to see what is using power
[18:54] <styles_> Slart, the built in power management for laptops in ubuntu is pretty damn good
[18:54] <Octavian95> how can i install the drivers for ATI mobility radeon 1150 in 12.04?
[18:55] <styles_> Armag3dd0n1, Gnome is a desktop env
[18:55] <Armag3dd0n1> im trying to install gknome light but it's stuck
[18:55] <styles_> The big players are Gnome (2.x and 3.x theres a war right there), Unity and KDE
[18:55] <Slart> styles_: I guess that depends on the laptop.. last time I used ubuntu I could double my battery time by shutting things down, adjusting stuff etc.. nothing in the regular power management
[18:56] <styles_> Slart, I have a new lenovo laptop (model number slips my mind). They gave me 2 hours max by default and with Ubuntu I got like 3 so I was happy
[18:56] <Armag3dd0n1> 2 hours 39 and 57%
[18:56] <styles_> Octavian95, did you try the ones on ATIs site?
[18:56] <Jordan_U> styles_: ctl+L to display the path in Nautilus.
[18:57] <styles_> Jordan_U, I love you. Is there a way to set this default?
[18:57] <styles_> I didn't see anything in options, which I feel it should be hiding there
[18:57] <Octavian95> they have drivers for linux on their website? last time i checked i only saw windows drivers
[18:57] <nikitis> Question:  if I'm on a new Ubuntu 14.04 VPS, and I want to vnc into it, I will need a window manager.  What's the appropriate way to install one for this version?
[18:57] <Octavian95> gonna check now again just to make sure
[18:57] <mr-tech-guy> hello every one
[18:57] <Armag3dd0n1> okay im gonna bbl but im gonna reinstall ubuntu, anything i should know about?
[18:58] <Armag3dd0n1> like tips etc
[18:58] <SAKUJ0> if i use auto-login with lightdm my openbox fonts are super tiny (not readable) - when i use a manual login they are not
[18:58] <SAKUJ0> any idea why that might be?
[18:58] <styles_> nikitis, I wouldn't recommend you VNC into a VPS. If you do want to make sure you have at least a gig of ram
[18:58] <mr-tech-guy> Question I just connect to my server using putty, I see a message that say's you have mail
[18:59] <mr-tech-guy> where is the mail
[18:59] <nikitis> styles_: i have 2gb. and I need to
[18:59] <styles_> Octavian95, nope they have Linux and are updating them pretty often
[18:59] <Jordan_U> styles_: "gsettings set org.gnome.nautilus.preferences always-use-location-entry true" Found via http://www.liberiangeek.net/2012/05/enable-nautilus-location-entry-in-ubuntu-12-04-precise-pangolin/ and I just tested it on 14.04 as well.
[18:59] <styles_> nikitis, alright 1 minute theres a tutorial
[18:59] <styles_> Jordan_U, thank you
[18:59] <Jordan_U> styles_: You're welcome.
[18:59] <styles_> For future reference, what did you search to find the solution? "Location Entry"?
[19:00] <Jordan_U> styles_: "nautilus always show path"
[19:00] <styles_> Thank you
[19:00] <solsTiCe> hi. I have upgraded 13.10 into 14.04. how do I get trusty tahr wallpaper ? I stil only got saucy salamander one
[19:01] <styles_> nikitis, https://my.vps6.net/knowledgebase/59/How-to-Install-VNC-wor-Ubuntu-Desktop-on-VPS.html
[19:01] <nikitis> styles_: Thank you
[19:01] <styles_> I think you'll need to install lightdm instead of gdm (let me double check)
[19:02] <Octavian95> ok i am downloading a driver now but i need help on installing it as it's the first time i'm installing a video driver in linux
[19:02] <styles_> Octavian95, I'm using the open source drivers and I play Dota with them lol
[19:03] <Rug> Howdy all
[19:03] <Rug> I have a VPN setup, the client and server can ping each other, but the client cannot ping anything else on the servers LAN.  I have turned on IP forwarding, but I suspect my routing is screwed up.  Would anybody mind giving me a hand?
[19:04] <Jordan_U> Octavian95: Do *not* install drivers from any website, use Ubuntu's "Additional Drivers" tool, which will download, install, and automatically keep up to date appropriately pacakged drivers.
[19:04] <Octavian95> ok how do i do that? :D
[19:05] <styles_> Jordan_U, I've actually had better luck using the beta releases from AMD
[19:05] <styles_> If that's not the case anymore, that's really good to know
[19:05] <Jordan_U> Octavian95: http://askubuntu.com/questions/47506/how-do-i-install-extra-drivers
[19:06] <Armadillos> Jordan_U: The drivers for NVidia GPUs on the "additional drivers" are behind.  There's a PPA out there for the updated ones.
[19:07] <Octavian95> ok i opened additional drivers what now cause there is no ati/amd driver listed there
[19:07] <Octavian95> just a broadcom sta driver which is inactive
[19:09] <Armadillos> Octavian95: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/AMD
[19:11] <stoned> /join #ubuntu-server
[19:11] <stoned> /join #ubuntu-server
[19:11] <stoned> /join #ubuntu-server
[19:11] <stoned> oh what the heck
[19:11] <Rug> =)
[19:11] <stoned> what the heck  man
[19:11] <stoned> join ti
[19:12] <stoned> /join #ubuntu-server
[19:12] <stoned> oh come on
[19:12] <Jordan_U> styles_: What client are you using?
[19:12] <stoned> hexchat
[19:12] <stoned> /join #ubuntu-server
[19:12] <unopaste> stoned 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
[19:12] <unopaste> stoned 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
[19:14] <Octavian95> they say the same thing "the easyest way is to install the drivers from the additional drivers" but i can't see any amd/ati related stuff there?
[19:15] <Armadillos> Octavian95: run a lspic -nnk | grep VGA -A1 and see if it identifies a AMD/ATI video card.
[19:15] <Rory> Octavian95: What video card do you have exactly? run that command and tell us what it is
[19:15] <Jordan_U> Octavian95: It may be that there aren't proprietary drivers that are both compatible with your card and Ubuntu 12.04.
[19:16] <Rory> Octavian95: My first recommendation, if possible, would be to do a clean install of 14.04 and copy back across a backup of your home directory
[19:18] <aladin> hey
[19:18] <Octavian95> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7412109
[19:19] <Octavian95> here is the output of lspci
[19:19] <Armadillos> Octavian95: Is this a laptop?
[19:19] <Octavian95> yes
[19:19] <Octavian95> dell inspiron 1501
[19:20] <Armadillos> I know with the Nvidia card in laptops, the AMD video card isn't running by default.  Might be the same with AMD.
[19:21] <Octavian95> well?
[19:22] <Armadillos> Octavian95: ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1930450
[19:22] <unknown__> hola
[19:23] <StFS-datalab> Hi. I'm having problems with compiling a simple source file on ubuntu with cc. I'm getting an "undefined reference" on libusb functions but I have added -lusb and -L/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/ to the command but I keep getting it.
[19:23] <Rory> Octavian95: It really seems that isn't supported at all... You could possibly use an older kernel version from a previous Ubuntu release but it would be really messy and might break a lot of stuff
[19:24] <Kalel> Hey all..
[19:24] <StFS-datalab> I've also seen that the functions that aren't found are in a libusb.a file in the /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/ directory
[19:25] <Jordan_U> Octavian95: What problem are you having with the open source drivers?
[19:25] <Octavian95> i think they are not present at all?
[19:25] <Jordan_U> Octavian95: What problem are you actually having? Please tell us symptoms.
[19:25] <Kalel> I'm running Kubuntu Trusty over kdm, installed, instead the default Lightdm. My question is: KDM still on repositories but is it much under Lightdm to be used?
[19:25] <Rory> Octavian95: Why do you think that? What happens when you boot your PC?
[19:26] <Octavian95> in ubuntu settings in system details the graphic card is "unknown" and the experience is "standard" it also is lagging as it is in windows before i install the drivers
[19:29] <LordDeath> Kubuntu is telling me that it found errors on / during the boot logo
[19:29] <LordDeath> but all the available keyboard options are not visible because the German translation of this error message is too long
[19:30] <LordDeath> I have "I" to ignore it, "S" to skip it and "M" for something manual
[19:30] <Octavian95> that "experience" should say something better than standard with a properly installed driver, right?
[19:30] <LordDeath> what is the hotkey for the first option?
[19:31] <Kalel> LordDeath: I have the same issue. All starts are the same thing.
[19:31] <Kalel> LordDeath: Is your / ext4 or ext2?
[19:31] <LordDeath> the first options is only partially visible: "rbehebung zu versuchen,.."
[19:31] <LordDeath> sound like "Fehlerbehebung"
[19:31] <LordDeath> ext4
[19:33] <LordDeath> pressing "f" seemed to work
[19:33] <mrhaw> nice
[19:33] <snuffalupagus> does anyone know of a calendaring server that i could install on linux, i am looking to build a calendaring solution on top of something that supports ical
[19:35] <llutz> snuffalupagus: davical
[19:36] <snuffalupagus> llutz have you used it before
[19:36] <LordDeath> is this new qt version of LXDE already "stable" enough?
[19:36] <llutz> snuffalupagus: only once long time ago, so i can really help
[19:36] <BradPJ> LordDeath: I couldn't get it to work with the i3 window manager, the panel refused to load.
[19:37] <xangua> LordDeath: you mean razor qt
[19:37] <BradPJ> xangua: No he means LXQT
[19:37] <LordDeath> this: http://lxqt.org/
[19:37] <Octavian95> anyone found something for my problem?
[19:40] <OerHeks> Octavian95, ati x200m is old, so the standard driver is all, choose a lighter desktop?
[19:40] <OerHeks> !ati
[19:40] <Octavian95> :(
[19:44] <Octavian95> i really need a driver for this machine :(
[19:44] <jkess> Hi, I just ran Software Updater and rebooted after it upgraded the kernel to 3.13.0-24.47. Now DNS does not resolve. I can ping a public IP just fine but not the DNS name and "nm-tool" is showing the correct DNS servers. Any ideas on what I can try next to resolve this?
[19:44] <Octavian95> no other drivers / solutions available?
[19:45] <someHuman> Hello!
[19:45] <someHuman> How do I make grub2 as my default bootloader instead of Windows?
[19:45] <Octavian95> i can't belive that no one managed to get the video card work properly on dell inspiron 1501 with ubuntu 12.04 :(
[19:46] <someHuman> To make it clear, what do i have to do to boot into a menu by default that will show all of my native operating systems? I.e. Windows and Ubuntu.
[19:46] <someHuman> Octavian95: Is that new?
[19:47] <someHuman> Is that your PC?
[19:47] <someHuman> Which specific card are you talking about?
[19:47] <Octavian95> yes it's my pc
[19:47] <someHuman> Octavian95: Ah ok.
[19:47] <someHuman> Which specific video card are you talking about?
[19:48] <Octavian95> ati x200m ( windows reports it as ati mobility radeon 1150 i think)
[19:49] <OerHeks> someHuman, i think this setting https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Timed_Display
[19:50] <zingbats> Got a software RAID in an old core2duo machine. Just ordered new hardware. Whats the chances my current Ubuntu install + RAID will work if I swap the drives? I'm going to be backing up first anyway - just curious.
[19:51] <OerHeks> zingbats, 50-50
[19:51] <Beldar> OerHeks, lol I was about to say the same.
[19:51] <someHuman> OerHeks: Thanks! Seems legit!
[19:52] <zingbats> OerHeks: Yeah. Is that because of the install, or RAID or both?
[19:52] <OerHeks> the controller i guess.
[19:53] <zingbats> OerHeks: It's software RAID. I forget its name dmraid?
[19:54] <Octavian95> :(
[19:54] <someHuman> OerHeks: Which one here should I configure?
[19:55] <Spr1ng> Is there an opensource version of Dell's OpenManage tools which retrieve hardware stats and data from the sensors in the server.  It would be nice to know when a hardware RAID failure occurs
[19:55] <Spr1ng> ..obviously for dell servers
[19:56] <Guest36323> hola
[19:56] <someHuman> I also can't install Google Earth for my Ubuntu. I am running 14.04 LTS, I get this problem http://imgur.com/bKBY9SM
[20:08] <centor_> How do i set a proxy with xchat?
[20:11] <legrandin> hey guys, anyone have experience setting up an internal server?
[20:12] <legrandin> ive got the server set up but i cant access the IP of the server while on the network, is there any way around this?
[20:13] <Octavian95> still no solution for my video card?
[20:15] <Pessimist> Octavian95, what's your problem?
[20:16] <Octavian95> so i belive my 12.04 uses some kind of standard driver because in the system details i see graphics as "unknown" and experience as "standard"
[20:16] <centor_> How do i use a proxy with xchat?
[20:16] <llutz> centor_:  menus, Settings -> Preferences -> Network Setup
[20:17] <Almindor> hey, I am updating an ancient dev machine from 12.04 to 14.04 and am having issues with grub2
[20:18] <Almindor> even on a clean grub reinstall I get grub-install: error: cannot find a GRUB drive for /dev/mapper/isw_djfhbchidi_Volume0p1.  Check your device.map.
[20:18] <Pessimist> octanium, I see you are using ati x200m which is supported by the free driver called radeon
[20:18] <Pessimist> catalyst supported it a few years ago
[20:18] <Almindor> lvdisplay gives nothing
[20:18] <Pessimist> Octavian95, so what's your problem? what do you mean by standard?
[20:18] <Almindor> but dmsetup gives http://pastebin.com/VAqHEEz3
[20:18] <Jordan_U> Almindor: What command are you running that gives you that error message?
[20:19] <Almindor> Jordan_U: I think it's doing grub-install, it's the package-manager doing it
[20:19] <Almindor> I'm not 100% sure how this drive is mapped, my predecesor did it ages ago.. I would expect it to be LVM but as I said, lvdisplay is empty
[20:20] <Jordan_U> Almindor: Looks more like FakeRAID to me.
[20:20] <Radon_3> is anyone willing to help me please?
[20:20] <Radon_3> I need to understand something, cause it is killing me, I am in pain....
[20:21] <Slart> Radon_3: just ask your question
[20:21] <Almindor> Jordan_U: this is lsblk output: http://pastebin.com/J6AKJt7m
[20:21] <Pessimist> Octavian95, you don't need to install any extra drivers. The free driver is perfectly fine and functional. You can see the feature matrix here: http://xorg.freedesktop.org/wiki/RadeonFeature/. Your gpu is r300. Optionally you should upgrade to 14.04 because they will probably be better. Unity is probably too heavy weight for you machine since it's using x200m. Consider switching to lxde/xfce or something else lighter.
[20:22] <Jordan_U> Almindor: What is the output of "grub-install --version"?
[20:22] <Jordan_U> Almindor: How did you try to upgrade to 14.04?
[20:24] <Almindor> Jordan_U: do-release-upgrade -d
[20:25] <Radon_3> Ok, a few hours ago everything was just fine, I was enjoying my ubntu time, and installing IDLE that suddendly my computer froze and then a message appeared telling me that ubuntu had a problem, and then the installation failed also, now I restarted the system hoping that things will return to normal, but when I restarted the system and tried to in
[20:26] <Radon_3> stall GIMP, it kept downling the packages as if from nowhere (cause my router leds were not blinking and I had never installed gimp on this machine before) and this scared me, now my question is, if in the middle of a very important installation or update system was restarted for any reason, is there any way to recover? how can I determine if every
[20:26] <Radon_3> thing is alright? all the packages and the kernel? how can I check for broken pieces or packages of softwares? these questions are driving me crazy people please help me
[20:26] <Amrag3dd0n> I've just done this, anything else I should do? http://www.webupd8.org/2013/04/improve-power-usage-battery-life-in.html
[20:27] <Amrag3dd0n> installing gnome atm
[20:27] <Jordan_U> Radon_3: sudo dpkg --configure -a && sudo apt-get -f install
[20:27] <Amrag3dd0n> jordan_U any help?
[20:28] <Jordan_U> Almindor: Still waiting for the output of "grub-install --version".
[20:29] <z1haze> how do i make a program startup.sh do a ch before executing a command?
[20:29] <Radon_3_> ok I am sorry I just got disconnected
[20:29] <Radon_3_> Well, who suggested sudo dpkg --configure -a && sudo apt-get -f install ?
[20:29] <Jordan_U> z1haze: What does "do a ch" mean?
[20:29] <Jordan_U> Radon_3_: I did.
[20:30] <z1haze> cd* my bad
[20:30] <Radon_3_> Jordan_U: well it actually didn't do anything, does that mean that everything is fine?
[20:30] <Jordan_U> z1haze: "cd foo/bar/ && command"
[20:30] <Beldar> Radon_3_, That sort of instance rarely causes damage to the OS in linux.
[20:31] <z1haze> hhttp://pastie.org/9151093 heres the script i have, but it requires to be in the current directory or else it will dtry to install it in a new one
[20:31] <Meepers> anyone here can help me?
[20:31] <z1haze> where would i put it on that Jordan_U
[20:31] <Beldar> Meepers, Not without you telling the channel the issue.
[20:31] <Meepers> just wanted to see if anyone was here lol.
[20:31] <z1haze> before the screen -dmS "$SESSION"?
[20:31] <Meepers> i installed ubuntu 14.04
[20:32] <Meepers> i started it from grub before and the fan worked in full blast for some reason
[20:32] <Meepers> it happen a couple times.
[20:32] <Meepers> idk why.
[20:32] <Beldar> Meepers, Try to keep your posts all in one post.
[20:32] <Meepers> ok sorry im a bit unerved.
[20:32] <Amrag3dd0n> running gnome now :)
[20:32] <Radon_3> Jordan_U: that didn't give me any errors, does it mean I am fine?
[20:33] <Jordan_U> z1haze: Wherever it needs to go. You are the one that (hopefully) knows why the current working directory needs to be changed, and thus when it needs to be changed.
[20:33] <Almindor> Jordan_U: grub-install (GRUB) 2.02~beta2-9
[20:33] <aStaRiAm> Hi :)
[20:33] <Almindor> Jordan_U: doing a purge on grub, reinstall and choosing that mapped drive, same fail. I think something went bonkers here
[20:33] <z1haze> yea i know i didnt didnt know if it was rght where i put it, but i was
[20:33] <z1haze> thanks for the help
[20:34] <Jordan_U> Almindor: Don't say "same fail" unless you get exactly the same error message, word for word. What is the exact error message you get, and what command did you run to get it?
[20:34] <Radon_3> Jordan_U: here is the output for the command you told me to run : http://tny.cz/f55dd3aa
[20:34] <Almindor> Jordan_U: exact same message, apt-get install grub2 (after apt-get purge grub2 grub-pc)
[20:34] <Meepers> so anyideas on why when i start ubuntu from grub the fans would just turn on in full blast ? im running 14.04
[20:35] <Almindor> Jordan_U: I get to chose the drive in the setup, after that it fails with the same mapper error
[20:35] <Beldar> Meepers, Can you give a more exacting description of the issue with the fan, IE does it change speed, what is the whole picture.
[20:35] <Jordan_U> Almindor: Please pastebin the complete output of "sudo apt-get install grub2".
[20:35] <Radon_3> Almindor: what's the issue?
[20:35] <Beldar> !lm-sensors | Meepers
[20:36] <w4|k3r> Meepers: Do you have a gfx card dediicated in your system?
[20:36] <Meepers> i installed ubuntu 14.04 when i start my computer the grub menu shows . windows boot manager ubuntu etc. when i click on ubuntu. ubuntu would start up but sometimes with fans blowing fast it does change speed
[20:36] <Meepers> i have psensor
[20:36] <Meepers> and my cpu temp stays at 40 c or more
[20:37] <Radon_3> Jordan_U: you didn't tell me anything man.... please don't leave me like this
[20:38] <w4|k3r> Meepers: Nvidia Optimus cards give this error, check bumblebee if you have Nvidia Optimus dedicated gfx card
[20:38] <Jordan_U> Radon_3: The fact that the command I gave didn't produce any output means that you don't have any unconfigured pacakges or broken dependancies.
[20:38] <Meepers> oh jeez i have geforce gtf 860.
[20:38] <larrypg> Meepers, just a thought but might be nothing...when I use radeon drivers I get a very fast fan...when using a proprietary driver it goes back to slow
[20:38] <Almindor> Jordan_U: http://pastebin.com/9LMqwUV0
[20:38] <_CodeGlitch_> Hi chaps - anyone able to Hibernate their laptops that use Nvidia Optimus?
[20:38] <Radon_3> Jordan_U: so does this mean I am like 101% safe?
[20:39] <Meepers> i thnk im useing intel 4600 right now. i have 2 gpu
[20:39] <Meepers> but my nvidia isn't supportedc
[20:39] <Almindor> Radon_3: grub fails to install after updating to 14.04 server (from 12.04) with http://pastebin.com/9LMqwUV0
[20:39] <Meepers> and idk how to check bumblebee.
[20:39] <Radon_3> Also I am terribly sorry for being such a pain in the ass
[20:39] <Radon_3> Almindor: have you tried installing grub-pc?
[20:39] <Almindor> it's part of it
[20:39] <Almindor> see log
[20:39] <xeonid> _CodeGlitch_: yep , i can hibernate my lenovo g580 with optimus but i turned off dedicated gfx card in BIOS
[20:40] <Radon_3> Almindor: you mean already installed?
[20:40] <Almindor> see log
[20:40] <w4|k3r> Meepers: okay, let me see, I have the installation instructions on my bookmarks somewhere
[20:40] <Jordan_U> Radon_3: It means nothing more than I said. Things can be broken without packages being unconfigured or dependencies being broken.
[20:40] <Meepers> i installd nvdia gtx driver 331 before.
[20:40] <_CodeGlitch_> Ah ok thanks xeonid
[20:40] <Meepers> but it just left me with a startx being broken.
[20:40] <Meepers> i had some help before in it.
[20:41] <Meepers> so idk where is a real driver of nvida witch won't be a pain ..
[20:41] <bekks> Meepers: startx is not supposed to work as before 11.04
[20:41] <Meepers> oh.
[20:41] <Radon_3> Jordan_U: how can I check for that? I mean things being broken without packages being broken? Can I fix these kind of errors?
[20:41] <_CodeGlitch_> xeonid - I previous version of Mint (I forgot which version) support hibernate + optimus but it seemed to get broken in later versions of Mint and Ubuntu
[20:41] <aberrant> hi all
[20:41] <Meepers> everytime i try to install the nvidia drivers i get a black screen. :I
[20:42] <bekks> Meepers: So which card in particular do you have?
[20:42] <aberrant> I’m trying to format an external USB drive as ext4. I’m wondering whether I should make a primary partition or extended on it (using fdisk).
[20:42] <bekks> aberrant: Doesnt matter actually.
[20:42] <Meepers> im kinda useing intel 4600 intergrated graphics i want to use nvidia geforce gtx 860 but i keep ending up with black screens and errors
[20:42] <aberrant> bekks: really?
[20:42] <bekks> aberrant: really.
[20:42] <Meepers> and i tired of reinstalling ubuntu cause of it
[20:42] <s3an2_> unless you plan to have more than 4 partitions then primary will be fine
[20:43] <w4|k3r> Meepers: check in #bumblebee channel in here itself
[20:43] <bekks> Meepers: So you have Optimus.
[20:43] <w4|k3r> for 14.04
[20:43] <aberrant> nah, it’s a 2GB disk, I’m mounting it as a webdav store
[20:43] <Meepers> idk where to check that i have nvidia geforce gtx 860
[20:43] <aberrant> ok, so after fdisk, I do a mkfs -t ext4 /dev/sda1, right?
[20:43] <bekks> Meepers: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/HybridGraphics
[20:43] <Meepers> whats opitmus?
[20:44] <bekks> Meepers: The graphics chipset you have. :)
[20:44] <w4|k3r> As of now, I have got this link : http://askubuntu.com/questions/452556/how-to-set-up-nvidia-optimus-bumblebee-in-14-04
[20:44] <Meepers> um yeah i have nvidia geforce gtx 860 i keep saying derp me Lol but if therse more then idk.
[20:44] <aberrant>  /dev/sda1       190M  1.6M  175M   1% /mnt
[20:44] <aberrant> that’s a problem
[20:44] <aberrant> it’s a 2 gig drive
[20:44] <Jordan_U> aberrant: I would personally either make a logical partition (within an extended partition using the whole drive), or B: Use GPT. Both will allow you more flexability to create partitions how you want them in the future.
[20:44] <Meepers> :(
[20:44] <Meepers> i type fast sorry Lol
[20:44] <aberrant> why is it not using the entire space?
[20:44] <_CodeGlitch_> Meepers you need to use the Bumblebee -
[20:44] <_CodeGlitch_> Not the NVidia drivers
[20:44] <bekks> Meepers: I'd try the link given by me first, then the link about bumblebee.
[20:45] <w4|k3r> Meepers: no problems man
[20:45] <Meepers> ok
[20:45] <Meepers> im gonna look at the link
[20:45] <aberrant> and now I get (from fdisk -l /dev/sda1): Disk /dev/sda1 doesn't contain a valid partition table
[20:45] <bekks> aberrant: sda1 is a partition, not an entire drive.
[20:45] <bekks> aberrant: the drive is sda.
[20:46] <Jordan_U> aberrant: That's because /dev/sda1 isn't supposed to contain a partition table, it itself is a partition.
[20:46] <aberrant> bekks: but I made a primary partition using the entire disk
[20:46] <bekks> aberrant: then you still need to use fdisk -l /dev/sda
[20:46] <aberrant> should I create partitions using fdisk /dev/sda or fdisk /dev/sda1?
[20:46] <aberrant> sorry for the silly questions.
[20:46] <w4|k3r> bekks: I did not know about that link, sorry - I have been using bumblebee for running my CUDA and Matlab for quite some time
[20:46] <Jordan_U> aberrant: sda.
[20:46] <bekks> aberrant: sda  - sda1 is a partition already.
[20:47] <Amrag3dd0n> why can't I see my battery monitor in ubuntu gnome?
[20:47] <aberrant> I got it :)
[20:47] <aberrant> thank you.
[20:47] <Meepers> how come startx won't work and even wasn't able to work when i tried getting the nvidia drivers?
[20:47] <Amrag3dd0n> anyone?
[20:47] <bekks> Meepers: because X is supposed to be started using a desktop manager, like lightdm.
[20:47] <w4|k3r> Optimus poses a lot of problems, checkout the link provided for
[20:48] <aberrant> bekks: do I then mkfs on the partition (sda1) or the entire disk (sda)? I think the former.
[20:48] <Meepers> hmm.
[20:48] <_CodeGlitch_> Amrag3dd0n, have you added the battery indicator applet ?
[20:48] <Amrag3dd0n> nope idk how to
[20:48] <bekks> aberrant: thats correct.
[20:48] <Meepers> how do i get bumblebee gui?
[20:48] <Meepers> if there is.
[20:48] <Radon_3> Jordan_U: I promise that this will be my last question, is there some headwords or topics that I should look for on the Internet (Google) that would explain about my situation and how to take care of that?
[20:48] <bekks> Meepers: Read the link given please.
[20:48] <_CodeGlitch_> Right click on the bar near the clock -> add applet or something like that
[20:48] <Meepers> OH i am
[20:48] <Meepers> sorry xDDD
[20:49] <Meepers> lol i asked and not see that. i was installing my bad
[20:49] <Meepers> il be back xD later
[20:49] <aberrant> ahhhh - much better!!! /dev/sda1       1.8T   68M  1.7T   1% /webdav
[20:50] <Octavian95> every time i restart or shutdown ubuntu, next time it boots it forgets my brightness settings and sets it to maximum how to fix this?
[20:50] <Amrag3dd0n> nope can't see it
[20:50] <CyberGabber> Octavian95: is it an HP pavilion? I have same issue
[20:51] <Radon_3> compiz just got restarted..... ;(
[20:51] <Radon_3> anyone...
[20:51] <w4|k3r> Octavian95: Asus K53SM - have the same issue
[20:52] <w4|k3r> There is a fix,but that will freeze your capability altogether for increasing/decreasing brightness in future
[20:54] <Octavian95> mine is dell inspiron 1501
[20:54] <Amrag3dd0n> unable to locate battery-status
[20:54] <bjrohan>  Hi there. I am installing Kubuntu on a laptop with Windows 7 already installed. In win 7 I created unallocated space, and also created a live USB (14.04 desktop 64 bit). In the install screen, Disk Setup, I get an option to Guided, use entire disk (several options), and manual. If I choose manual, do I then simply select the unallocated space, make it Primary, and mount point is / ?
[20:55] <Amrag3dd0n> http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/02/battery-applet-status-ubuntu
[20:56] <w4|k3r> bjrohan: yes, if you dont want separate installation spaces for home, boot and the like
[20:56] <Amrag3dd0n> anyone? it's driving me mad!
[20:56] <_CodeGlitch_> Amrag3dd0n, yeah that's the one -
[20:56] <Amrag3dd0n> saying 404 m8
[20:56] <bjrohan> w4|k3r: Thanks :-)
[20:57] <_CodeGlitch_> Amrag3dd0n, what the website?
[20:57] <_CodeGlitch_> Amrag3dd0n, works for me
[20:57] <Amrag3dd0n> no the command
[20:57] <_CodeGlitch_> ah
[20:57] <nikitis> I've setup gdm and ubuntu-desktop packages and tightvncserver.  I go to run it and it doesn't have a default xsession  I've also added gnome-session & to last line of .vnc/xstartup, and i just get a grey background, can someone help?
[20:57] <Amrag3dd0n> sudo add-apt-repository ppa:iaz/battery-status && sudo apt-get update
[20:57] <Amrag3dd0n> sudo apt-get install battery-status
[20:57] <Meepers> im back guys thanks alot lol now um.. it says in the tray it's off
[20:57] <Meepers> how do i get it on
[20:58] <w4|k3r> Meepers: you installed bumblebee or something else
[20:58] <Meepers> i installed bumblebee
[20:59] <Meepers> it says bumble bee in the tray
[20:59] <bekks> Meepers: This might help you: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bumblebee
[20:59] <_CodeGlitch_> Meepers - by default it will use the low-power Intel GPU.  To run something to use the NVIdia GPU you have to use the command line : optirun appliationame
[20:59] <DammitJim> On Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64bit, I'm getting: and for some reason when doing an apt-get update, I get this: W: Failed to fetch bzip2:/var/lib/apt/lists/partial/security.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_precise-security_multiverse_source_Sources  Hash Sum mismatch
[21:00] <w4|k3r> Meepers: for running any software on your gfx card - open the terminal and type - optirun <program_name>
[21:00] <_CodeGlitch_> w4|k3r, What I said :)
[21:00] <w4|k3r> It will start running, I also run Blender 2.7a on my gfx card in this way
[21:01] <Radon_3> any tips on checking for broken stuff in ubuntu?
[21:01] <w4|k3r> _CodeGlitch_: sorry man, typing from tab
[21:01] <_CodeGlitch_> No problemo :)
[21:01] <bekks> DammitJim: So remove that file: sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/partial/security.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_precise-security_multiverse_source_Sources and try again.
[21:02] <_CodeGlitch_> Night all
[21:02] <DammitJim> I actually followed something from stackoverflow and did sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/* -vf
[21:02] <DammitJim> and then did another apt-get clean
[21:02] <Radon_3> _CodeGlitch_: good night
[21:02] <Meepers> Enable the Universe and Multiverse repositories (for bumblebee and nvidia packages respectively).   (how do i do this)
[21:02] <DammitJim> sudo apt-get autoremove
[21:02] <DammitJim> and finally update
[21:03] <DammitJim> I still have issues, though
[21:03] <DammitJim> maybe different...
[21:03] <DammitJim> 100% [12 Packages bzip2 0 B] [Waiting for headers] [Waiting for headers]bzip2: (stdin) is not a bzip2 file.
[21:04] <w4|k3r> Meepers: if you have synaptic package manager installed or ubuntu software center, try checking the settings or preferences portion
[21:05] <w4|k3r> Meepers: I use the synaptic package manager, a habit because I have been using it since hardy heron
[21:05] <Pessimist> Meepers, see /etc/apt/sources.list
[21:05] <w4|k3r> Better you install synaptic package manager from ubuntu software center
[21:06] <Meepers> i did sudo but im checking synaptic
[21:06] <w4|k3r> check in Ubuntu software center
[21:06] <Meepers> i have it installed now lol
[21:08] <w4|k3r> Meepers: nice, now check the settings portion(don't exactly remember)
[21:08] <Meepers> the universe and multiverse are missing
[21:08] <Meepers> i checked.
[21:08] <w4|k3r> missing?!!
[21:08] <Meepers> yeah not there. i checked synaptic rep
[21:09] <Meepers> i see some bumble bee and ubuntu trusty about it
[21:09] <Meepers> and conoical lol
[21:09] <bekks> Meepers: Did you read the two links I gave you?
[21:10] <Meepers> im looking in ubuntu/bumblebee right now
[21:10] <w4|k3r> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/simple-package-management-with-synaptic-package-manager-in-ubuntu.html
[21:10] <w4|k3r> Meepers: take a look at the aforementioned link
[21:10] <Meepers> ok i am
[21:12] <w4|k3r> Meepers: some of the screens might be old, but the options should be identical
[21:13] <elux> im using a ubuntu VM just for development on osx.. is there a way to allow me to set the root password to just a single character..? its obviously not secure, but its not a concern
[21:14] <bekks> !root | elux
[21:14] <bekks> elux: So you just need to set your user password to a single character.
[21:14] <elux> er, yes .. sorry.. my own uer password
[21:15] <w4|k3r> elux: try passwd
[21:15] <w4|k3r> for your own password
[21:15] <elux> its complaining its too short
[21:15] <w4|k3r> Oh, never worked much on that, let's see
[21:15] <bekks> elux: you could do this: sudo passwd yourusername
[21:16] <elux> thx
[21:16] <elux> worked
[21:17] <w4|k3r> elux: passwd worked?
[21:17] <elux> setting it as the root user of another user did, yea. it allowed the single character pass
[21:17] <elux> thx
[21:18] <w4|k3r> Oh, nice...
[21:19] <Sohron> by the way, the solution to my ups problem was this: shut down the master computer and reboot the ups :E
[21:19] <w4|k3r> Night people.
[21:20] <Sohron> i somehow guessed it works, but i wanted to keep master nut on
[21:20] <Sohron> not working with eaton ffs
[21:25] <Molean> I had a video card suddenly and completely die on me while I was on. The effect was like having hit the power button. I now have a replacement video card, but I can't fully boot ubuntu anymore
[21:26] <Molean> It keeps on hanging on "checking battery state..."
[21:26] <Molean> I tried to give it time to do the check, but I have no idea how long or if at all it would actually check
[21:26] <Molean> that battery state
[21:27] <Molean> but its not a freezeup, ctrl alt del causes a log off
[21:28] <Molean> Anyone got a idea? Anyone here?
[21:30] <Sohron> Molean: sorry, i can't say what's the problem except that what battery state?
[21:30] <streulma> Apple fail. The new Linux kernel is build on a Macbook Pro
[21:30] <Molean> Hello?
[21:30] <friesk> I think I *really* messed up.  I tried updating php (from 5.3.? to 5.5.11-3_deb.sury.org....)on 12.04 LTS using a ppa command and now my composer commands fail, my web root is var/www/html and I don't know how to follow thru on setting this back up -- the new index.html debian page hints that a virtual host at var/www might help me re approach my symfony installation project there....this really spooked me.  so close but so far...
[21:30] <Sohron> Molean: do you have a laptop
[21:30] <Molean> Sohron I don't know what battery state
[21:30] <Sohron> ?
[21:31] <Molean> no, its a desktop
[21:31] <friesk> so...what is my question?  I guess will the virutal host thing get me back in the saddle?  how do I get composer "back"
[21:31] <Molean> !pastebin friesk
[21:31] <zmi> hello, i have a problem, i have installed ubuntu with linuxcnc but no working well, no wifi, no nothing for goes to internet what can i do
[21:31] <Sohron> that's what i was a bit confused, as you usually don't swap graphics on laptops
[21:31] <Molean> !friesk pastebin
[21:32] <Molean> anyway, please use pastebin for long text
[21:32] <Molean> Sohron, well I guess the OS is confused, so how do I unconfuse it?
[21:32] <friesk> k
[21:33] <Sohron> Molean: it freezes so early in the boot that i really don't know
[21:33] <Sohron> i haven't used linux for a decade, just bsd's and os x
[21:33] <Meepers> i got the repos now lol
[21:33] <Sohron> and now i have ubuntu on my new workstation
[21:34] <Molean> Sohron Like I said though It doesnt freeze, it gets stuck in the loading procedure
[21:34] <Meepers> so i just open stuff with bumblebee so the application im using would use nvidia?
[21:35] <zmi> what can i do for i can connection to internet
[21:35] <Funkeh`> Anyone know how to make the "do nothing when closing the laptop lid" setting be global? If I close it when I'm not logged in, it hybernates
[21:35] <Molean> zmi, it almost seemed like there was a question in there
[21:36] <Sohron> Molean: well, it gets stuck at boot for a battery check which doesn't exist, so i can't imagine how to recover except through recovery more
[21:36] <Molean> Sohron: recovery more? How do a revert to a earlier state?
[21:38] <zmi> molean where i can find this driver
[21:41] <rhumbot> hi all, i just updated to ubuntu 14.04. when i now open some programs like texworks the window is located in a way that i cant move the window or close it
[21:42] <Molean> zmi, no idea what you are talking about
[21:42] <Sohron> Molean: press esc (at least that key works) after POST, so you get the grub menu
[21:42] <rhumbot> the top bar is placed below the menu bar ....
[21:42] <rhumbot> is there a workaround for that kind of problems?
[21:42] <Sohron> Molean: check for some ups related stuff maybe?
[21:42] <Molean> sohron and a option to revert to previous state will be there somewhere?
[21:42] <Sohron> no
[21:43] <PurpleHaze> sohron whats your prob booting?
[21:43] <Molean> where then?
[21:43] <zmi> sohron do you know how can i repair problems with ethernet,?
[21:44] <PurpleHaze> sohron never trust anyone offering network support
[21:44] <Molean> PurpleHaze: My system suddenly shut down while using it due to a total video card failure, now when I try to boot the OS it stops at checking battery state, even though this is a desktop
[21:44] <Sohron> PurpleHaze: well, i'm not used to upsen which require me to reboot randomly
[21:44] <Ben64> !details | zmi
[21:44] <Sohron> in fact, ups is there so i *don't* have to reboot
[21:44] <Spec> Molean: i bet you have a battery in your computer.
[21:44] <Sohron> and for power surges
[21:45] <Molean> cmos battery Spec
[21:45] <PurpleHaze> molean you replaced the vga?
[21:45] <Molean> PurpleHaze: yes
[21:45] <PurpleHaze> molean and since replace wont pass post?
[21:45] <Molean> PurpleHaze: that is how I am able to use the PC again, other card wouldnt even show post
[21:45] <Molean> PurpleHaze: No, it doesnt hang on post, it stops mid load of ubuntu
[21:45] <Ben64> checking battery state is part of ubuntu's booting process
[21:46] <Sohron> Spec: haha yep, i was wondering about that too, but is ubuntu really that funny that it would care if the BIOS battery is there or not?
[21:46] <Ben64> its hanging on something, check the logs Molean
[21:46] <Spec> Sohron: he didn't say where it was hanging, *shrug*
[21:46] <Molean> Ben64: where?
[21:46] <Ben64> Molean: /var/log
[21:46] <PurpleHaze> molean can you paste the upstart/init error?
[21:46] <Jordan_U> Almindor: Even though this should not be needed, (and frankly, likely won't help) please try adding "(hd0) /dev/mapper/isw_djfhbchidi_Volume0" to /boot/grub/device.map .
[21:46] <flipflopsnrice> @all: I just upgraded from 13.10 to 14.04 _and_ got a new GTX770. Life is good.
[21:47] <Molean> PurpleHaze: the directory is upstart and a file called init only?
[21:47] <PurpleHaze> molean no what start up script is giving the error?
[21:47] <Molean> PurpleHaze: I told you, it says "checking battery state..."
[21:48] <Molean> with lines of code before this for bootup
[21:48] <Molean> I don't know what you mean by what start up script
[21:48] <Sohron> flipflopsnrice: i just installed my first ubuntu (14.04) after getting a xeon, 16GB RAM, SSD, 1TB HDD and nvidia quadro based workstation, so life is good ;)
[21:48] <PurpleHaze> molean between post and kernel boot or kernel and startup manager?
[21:48] <zmi> install ubuntu 12.04 linuxcnc3-i386, seems to have no network drivers, the screen does not look good, I did this,
[21:48] <zmi> sudo ipconfig-a
[21:48] <zmi> sudo ipcongif pan0 up
[21:48] <zmi> also this other pppoeconf sudo command does not work either. any solution?
[21:49] <Molean> PurpleHaze: How do I tell?
[21:49] <flipflopsnrice> Sohron: I love how a fast computer gets even faster on Linux. I feel like I am behind one of those 90's hackers computers.
[21:49] <Ben64> zmi: linuxcnc is not supported in this channel
[21:49] <Molean> PurpleHaze: I don't reach a screen asking which user to log in, if that is what you mean, but I have that set to autolog in anyway
[21:50] <jayar> anyone having issues with php5-cli after upgrading to 14.04 LTS?
[21:50] <Ben64> !anyone | jayar
[21:50] <Sohron> flipflopsnrice: hehe yep, i've installed one ubuntu 12.04 for my mothers macbook, it also runs smoother with it than with os x
[21:50] <Ben64> why are a bunch of triggers missing from ubottu now
[21:50] <zmi> ben64 the problem es ubuntu i just say what i did
[21:51] <Jordan_U> Ben64: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-irc/2014-March/001686.html
[21:51] <Sohron> *but*, bsd's do a good job of using resources, except openbsd on multicore maybe
[21:51] <k1l_> Ben64: some factoids got reviewed
[21:51] <flipflopsnrice> Sohron: yeah, I remember last using Windows years back (like 7 years) and always being frustrated. Linux keeps amazing me, and I still buy up-to-spec hardware which makes it even more awesome
[21:51] <PurpleHaze> molean ok so youve passed post and the bits mentioning pxe boot?
[21:51] <Molean> Ben64:  Which log file should I look in under var/log?
[21:51] <Ben64> zmi: you said "ubuntu 12.04 linuxcnc3-i386", linuxcnc is based on ubuntu, but is not ubuntu. unfortunately it is not supported in this channel
[21:52] <Molean> PurpleHaze: I pass post, its definitely the OS having trouble, and Im using the PC in question right now from a usb flash drive
[21:52] <jayar> okay... this is my error: ucfr: Attempt from package php5-cli  to take /etc/php5/cli/php.ini away from package php5-fpm
[21:52] <Ben64> Molean: anything in /var/log that has recent additions could help
[21:52] <Sohron> flipflopsnrice: yep, i haven't used windows at home for at least ten years, but i got stuck with os x for some time
[21:52] <zmi> ben64 now i understand, ok , thanks
[21:53] <Molean> PurpleHaze: As far as pxe boot, I dont know, the log in text goes by too fast except for the last part, before it stops to check for battery state, and I dont remember the other text there
[21:53] <PurpleHaze> molean what part of the boot sequence is failing though? We need that to troubleshoot?
[21:53] <Sohron> it ran fine *if* i had 16GB of ram on my mbp
[21:53] <flipflopsnrice> Sohron: understandable. It's almost as good. But it just doesnt customize as well, does it :)
[21:53] <Molean> PurpleHaze: Tell me how to determine that and I will tell you
[21:53] <flipflopsnrice> Sohron: plus: vendor locking...
[21:53] <Praxi> trying to use rsync to sync two directories, my command works fine when destination is empty.  If destination has content, it works fine if content matches, but for files that don't match, rsync throws an error.
[21:53] <Sohron> flipflopsnrice: nope it doesn't, but it has some nice apps
[21:53] <Sohron> available
[21:54] <Sohron> and vendor locking is like a butt***k
[21:54] <PurpleHaze> molean whats you Linux knowledge/experience sorry I work in an enterprise Linux enviroment
[21:54] <Jordan_U> Praxi: What command are you running? Wat is the exact error meessage?
[21:54] <Molean> ben64 var/log as many files in it, which file should I look in?
[21:55] <Ben64> Molean: anything that has been changed recently
[21:55] <Molean> PurpleHaze: Minimal, I can navigate around a bit, I've been using it for a bit now but never got into its guts much
[21:55] <Sohron> flipflopsnrice: i got bored of apple now, that my mbp don't let me even install a new battery, just ram and hdd
[21:55] <PurpleHaze> molean cli?
[21:55] <Praxi> sudo rsync -rltDvh --progress /data/bacula /media/offsite/   and the first error message is rsync: writefd_unbuffered failed to write 4 bytes to socket [sender]: Broken pipe (32)    If I go delete the offending file on the destination, it works fine Jordan_U
[21:55] <Molean> Ben64 and how do I determine that?
[21:55] <Molean> PurpleHaze: No, only one video card
[21:56] <Ben64> Molean: "ls -hort" or other ways
[21:56] <Molean> Ben64: That doesn't explain anything to me
[21:56] <Praxi> there are about 4 more error messages after that Jordan_U, worth a pastie?
[21:56] <flipflopsnrice> Sohron: that is rather harsh. Freedom in hardware and software is really in Linux. Nowadays most hardware just works, havent had any big problems in years, and havent had small problems in .. well, years
[21:57] <PurpleHaze> molean ok you know post so youve passed that , you should get a grub prompt if you dont at this point hit esc, then let me know what you can/cant do?
[21:57] <gezicht> Hello, if anyone has the time and know how I've got a HP Compaq TC4200 running Ubuntu 14.04 and the headphone jack isn't working, I've tried several solutions and nothing seems to be working.  Any help would be appreciated.
[21:57] <Ben64> Molean: ls is a command, it lists files in a directory, the additional switches i suggested gives more details and orders them with the newest files at the bottom
[21:57] <Sohron> Molean: this discussion is going so fast i can't keep up, but try to boot to recovery mode with a root shell and disable possible nut services
[21:57] <Jordan_U> Praxi: Yes.
[21:57] <Molean> PurpleHaze: I can pull up what I think is a grub menu for emergency boot etc, before I hit this problem, so I think it is after grub
[21:57] <Sohron> flipflopsnrice: agreed, except i still like my openbsd server ;)
[21:58] <Sohron> too
[21:58] <flipflopsnrice> Sohron: Haha, well that's just the same kind of cookie, but with a different flavor isn't it..
[21:58] <Praxi> Jordan_U http://pastebin.com/A1gw6nGq
[21:58] <PurpleHaze> molean ok after grub are you getting a graphical boot?
[21:58] <Sohron> flipflopsnrice: yep :)
[21:58] <Praxi> hmm I should compare time stamps
[21:59] <PurpleHaze> molean splash screen?
[22:00] <waressearcher2> where I can enable and disable loading of images in firefox ?
[22:00] <Praxi> hmm I think thats the problem, my files on my destination are newer Jordan_U .  Mainly because it took so long to copy them over FTP lol
[22:01] <Jordan_U> Praxi: Why are you copying device and special files?
[22:01] <Praxi> not sure what you mean Jordan_U ?
[22:02] <Praxi> I'm just dumping some bacula backups to a disk
[22:02] <dw1>  /dev /proc etc
[22:02] <Jordan_U> Praxi: Why did you include -D, which tells rsync to copy device and special files?
[22:02] <PurpleHaze> dw1 your backing those up lol?
[22:02] <waressearcher2> anyone ?
[22:02] <dw1> PurpleHaze: no was defining device and special files not to backup
[22:03] <Praxi> hmm
[22:03] <dw1> waressearcher2: can you do that
[22:03] <Ben64> waressearcher2: you might get more results in the firefox channel
[22:03] <PurpleHaze> dw1 cool was gonna say never gonna end :)
[22:03] <Praxi> no particular reason, grabbed it off of a guide for exfat.  thought I looked up all the options, apparently not
[22:03] <PurpleHaze> dw1 apart from an error
[22:03] <dw1> kind of a silly option i guess
[22:03] <Jordan_U> Praxi: If there are no such files then it shouldn't make any difference, so it's probably not the cause of the problem. Just seemed odd to me.
[22:04] <dw1> i guess it means device and special -in- the defined folders
[22:04] <dw1> prob harmless
[22:04] <Praxi> ya no, thanks for pointing it out Jordan_U .  Dislike when I copy something else and don't recognize all the command line options
[22:04] <Jordan_U> Praxi: You're welcome.
[22:05] <Praxi> hmm if I do a size and no timestamps, that should do what I want
[22:05] <Sohron> @all, by the way, backing up something like named pipes (fifos) may be sometimes understandably
[22:06] <dw1> Praxi: could use md5sum or shasum
[22:07] <Praxi> pretty sure what happened after talking about it, previously I FTP'd the backups off.  FTP would take days, near a week for the full set.  I switched to an internal hard drive connected by a dock.  The hard drive I'm writing to now, has newer time stamps than the originals because of that FTP.
[22:07] <PurpleHaze> Praxi never copy and paste . You will never learn from it, never run anything you dont know, theres been exploits in the past through java consoles and java script that have injected the memory of a copied and pasted link that has added GET requests. Never copy and paste!
[22:07] <guest98765> viper474: back again...
[22:08] <viper474> guest98765: it didn't work this time?
[22:08] <guest98765> viper474: ????????????
[22:08] <viper474> guest98765: oh, I thought something dun broke.
[22:08] <guest98765> viper474: network is up..
[22:09] <Praxi> lol I didn't copy and paste PurpleHaze, and I normally look up all options to make sure I understand what was going on.  Just missed one.  Still excellent advice though, ty!
[22:09] <Jordan_U> Praxi: Is the destination filesystem close to full?
[22:09] <PurpleHaze> praxi np
[22:09] <dw1> tar czfp = make an archive maintainng permissions/owners
[22:10] <Praxi> derp
[22:10] <dw1> scp -rp
[22:10] <Praxi> duplicated the FTP and the rsync, thanks Jordan
[22:10] <Praxi> Jordan_U*
[22:10] <PurpleHaze> praxi and good practice :)
[22:10] <guest98765> viper474: installed Midnight commander and it works. installed calibre and it says it needs an x server. is that lightdm, gdm type of stuff?
[22:10] <Jordan_U> Praxi: So was the destination full?
[22:10] <waressearcher2> you are not helpful people
[22:10] <dw1> waressearcher2: firefox is not a ubuntu prob
 whats your prob?
[22:11] <viper474> guest98765: hmm, I would think it was xorg
[22:11] <Sohron> guest98765: X server is nowadays on ubuntu the X.org X server, not a display manager
[22:12] <viper474> Sohron: he's running off a minimal install on a Pentium 2.
[22:12] <Praxi> yes, the destination was full, duplicated the backups to it
[22:12] <PurpleHaze> sohron its never been a real display manger X11?
[22:12] <Sohron> guest98765: usually you install a window manager with that
[22:12] <viper474> Sohron: he's got 512MB RAM
[22:12] <guest98765> Sohron: installed nothing...
[22:12] <Praxi> PurpleHaze, I've taken to that habit ever since doing learnpythonthehardway.org  My retention rate was through the roof there :)
[22:12] <Sohron> viper474: it *can* run X
[22:13] <PurpleHaze> sohron its the layer up or 2 from hex
[22:13] <Praxi> thanks Jordan_U!
[22:13] <Praxi> Its almost Friday right?
[22:13] <viper474> Sohron: yeah, I'm thinking maybe guest98765 didn't install Xorg right maybe...
[22:13] <anudas> yes, almost friday
[22:13] <guest98765> Sohron: installing everything by CL
[22:13] <Jordan_U> Praxi: You're welcome.
[22:13] <Sohron> guest98765: cli?
[22:14] <viper474> Sohron: he also tried to get xfce4 working but it error'd out when trying to run it
[22:14] <FlashOnBoot> im the angry one
[22:14] <FlashOnBoot> !!
[22:14] <PurpleHaze> sohron x11 isnt a window manager its the graphical back end of Linux
[22:14] <FlashOnBoot> the annoyed one
[22:14] <FlashOnBoot> !!
[22:14] <k1l_> FlashOnBoot: please keep this channel clear for support
[22:14] <FlashOnBoot> please suck my dick
[22:14] <Sohron> PurpleHaze: i didn't say X is a window manager, i said dwm is a window manager
[22:15] <PurpleHaze> sohron ok my bad
[22:15] <guest98765> viper474: Sohron  command line.   I show installing xorg using the up arrow.
[22:15] <Sohron> PurpleHaze: i just stated installing X is not "dwm stuff" :)
[22:16] <Sohron> guest98765: you can find much more lightweight window managers than xfce4
[22:16] <PurpleHaze> sohron caught it mid convo and saw it as my "window manger x11 isnt working"
[22:16] <Molean> Anyone else lose connection to freenode?
[22:17] <Sohron> heheh ok PurpleHaze
[22:17] <Sohron> Molean: not me
[22:17] <Molean> PurpleHaze: I get the beginning of a graphical boot, the purple background color shows in the back for a bit
[22:17] <viper474> Sohron: yeah, probably thought so. PurpleHaze: guest98765 said something about trying to run Calibre and it said it needed an x server
[22:17] <Molean> Sohron: Root shell is text only? How do I disable whatever "nut services" are?
[22:18] <Ben64> Molean: it'd really help if you could pastebin the logs from the most recent boot
[22:19] <PurpleHaze> molean as soon as you see the purple splash appear hit esc to go back to the old skool boot, you will hopefully get a more detailed error then
[22:19] <Molean> Ben64: Sure, tell me how
[22:19] <guest98765> viper474: Sohron  dpkg -l xorg returns 1:7.7ubunt i386  x.org x windows system
[22:19] <endiruna> hi I would like to buy a surface pro 2 and was wondering if it is supported. I have heard that the wifi is problematic. Do you know if linux would work?
[22:19] <Molean> PurpleHaze: Old skool boot means what exactly?
[22:20] <viper474> guest98765: have you tried startx  ?
[22:20] <PurpleHaze> molean a verbose boot instead of a pretty screen that timesout and leaves you with a blank one
[22:20] <Ben64> Molean: well i've already told you how to see which files have changed recently. all that remains is putting those into pastebin. load up pastebin.com or your favorite paste site and paste them all into there
[22:21] <Molean> ben64 How do I determine which files have changed recently, and you want ALL of them?
[22:21] <Sohron> Molean: press esc and select "advanced ubuntu boot options" or something like that
[22:21] <Ben64> Molean: as i've said already, "ls -hort" will show you the files that have changed recently on the bottom
[22:21] <PurpleHaze> why any Linux distros are staring to follow some of the windows failures is beyond me
[22:22] <Sohron> indeed...
[22:22] <Molean> Ben64: And I said I don't know ls hort, I type this in a terminal?
[22:22] <guest98765> viper474:  last line says xinit: connection to X server lost
[22:22] <Ben64> Molean: yes.
[22:23] <Sohron> and why the heck doesn't ubuntu give at least a three second grub menu by default which could halt booting by pressing a key
[22:23] <Molean> Ben64:  "drwxr-xr-x 2 xubuntu 4.0K May  7 21:14 Desktop" I have no idea what that means though
[22:24] <vonsyd0w> hello, how do you select another network connection in ubuntu 14.04/gnome 3.11? I've created a static IP connection, but it defaults to the default "Wired Connection". I'm stumped
[22:24] <Ben64> Molean: you're supposed to be in the /var/log directory. you already told me there were files in there. how did you verify that?
[22:24] <PurpleHaze> sohron yeah that really pisses me off mostly these days. When I only had to work with RedHat/CentOS it was all good Ubuntu becoming popular and ppl deploying there servers with it wasnt!
[22:25] <viper474> guest98765: maybe try this checked answer: http://askubuntu.com/questions/143179/startx-doesnt-work
[22:25] <vonsyd0w> The network connection icon is gone from the top bar, so you cannot select a specific connection, only a wifi connection.
[22:25] <Molean> Ben64: I clicked on the folder var, I clicked on the folder log within the folder var, I see a bunch of files
[22:25] <Ben64> viper474, guest98765: startx is almost never the correct way to start a graphical ui in ubuntu
[22:25] <Ben64> Molean: clicked? i thought you couldn't boot?
[22:26] <viper474> Ben64: let's assume he doesn't have anything else installed.
[22:26] <guest98765> viper474:  the only thing I have installed is xorg...
[22:26] <Molean> Ben64: I booted from a usb flash drive
[22:26] <guest98765> Ben64: no graphix
[22:26] <PurpleHaze> Alot in here may/will argue but to me Debian/Ubuntu is the perfect desktop Linux, RedHat/CentOS is the server daddy. As a Linux community we need to support those distros in those capacitys , keep Linux growing not because of brands what it is GOOD! and SOLID
[22:26] <anthony_> What's wrong with this command sudo dpkg --get-selections >> /home/anthony/Desktop/InstalledPackages.txt | nl
[22:27] <Ben64> PurpleHaze: how is that related to ubuntu support at all?
[22:27] <Molean> Ben64: A bunch of files, and folders, many many of them
[22:27] <PurpleHaze> ben64 because its about the Lin ux community
[22:27] <Ben64> PurpleHaze: ok, but this is a support channel, not a discussion channel
[22:28] <Sohron> PurpleHaze: yep, i decided on ubuntu quite quickly as my workstation os, i didn't even consider others
[22:28] <Molean> Ben64:  102 items altogether, not counting files within the subfolders, so when you say list var/log, you got me stumped
[22:28] <PurpleHaze> ben64 and the Linux community supports support, no?
[22:28] <Ben64> Molean: ok, you need to mount your installed partition and browse to the /var/log that is there
[22:28] <Molean> Ben64:  Yes, 102 items I said!
[22:29] <PurpleHaze> molean sorry If I took you through to many steps but I like to fix things not recover
[22:29] <xangua> !ot | PurpleHaze: good, then you can stop to argue n a support channel please¿
[22:29] <Sohron> well, i had some experience about ubuntu (12.04 LTS) from installing it to my mothers macbook and administering it before
[22:29] <anthony_> I used the command above to create a numbered list of all installed packages on my system and I piped that into a file but the list wasn't numbered
[22:29] <Molean> pure;
[22:29] <Molean> ;
[22:29] <Molean> ;j
[22:29] <Ben64> Molean: ok, then pastebin the recent ones
[22:29] <Molean> PurpleHaze: Sure, but I think they are one in the same, if I can boot, it will have been fixed
[22:30] <Molean> Ben64: and how do I determine that???
[22:30] <Sohron> damned, gotta stop babbling and go to #ubuntu-offtopic too :D
[22:30] <Ben64> Molean: you have a graphical interface. you should be able to choose how you wish to view a folder
[22:30] <markyun> hi,  I am newer to here
[22:30] <anthony_> I'm trying to learn command line for the linux+ certification
[22:31] <anthony_> I'm new here as well
[22:31] <anudas> markyun,  hi
[22:31] <markyun> hi
[22:31] <DaRude> I have 2 ati radeon video cards with 2 dvi ports in each for a total of 4 monitors. Just did a clean install of Ubuntu 14.04, but my 3rd monitors doesn't turn on and i got "Could not switch the monitor configuration/Could not set the configuration for CRTC 64" pop up error. Funny thing after reboot same error but not monitor 3 is on but 4th is off
[22:31] <safado> !safado pastebin
[22:31] <markyun> anudas
[22:31] <Molean> Ben64: I can sort by modification date, but I don't know if recent is top or bottom, or which of those you want to see
[22:31] <markyun> thank you for your kindness to reply me
[22:31] <safado> hi !safado pastebin
[22:32] <Ben64> Molean: you should also be able to see the exact date and time it was changed. pastebin everything that has changed since you couldn't boot
[22:33] <PurpleHaze> sorry for being off topic but I keep seeing ben64 as base64 , eye sight defo gos with age
[22:33] <markyun> can I talk to anudas ,only?
[22:33] <safado> !safado | pastebin
[22:33] <Ben64> safado: stop that
[22:33] <anudas> markyun, you can
[22:34] <jaredkipe> I’m using ubuntu-vm-builder in trusty, to try to make a trusty vm and its crashing at :: “Errors were encountered while processing: /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-3.13.0-24-generic_3.13.0-24.47_amd64.deb
[22:34] <anudas> markyun, but this is primarly for support
[22:34] <anthony_> has anyone here taken the linux+ cert
[22:35] <safado> please how do I pastebin ?
[22:35] <DaRude> Monitor #3 and #4 are same brand and are sitting off of the same video card. Here's xrandr http://pastebin.com/6EaARWmc  any help?
[22:35] <Ben64> !ot | anthony_
[22:35] <markyun> oh, I see
[22:35] <Ben64> safado: by going to pastebin.com
[22:35] <markyun> thanks
[22:35] <PurpleHaze> anthony_ no but done LPIC
[22:35] <Molean> Ben64: I changed the listing so it shows date modified, but it doesnt show time,  about 24 files are from today, you want me to put the contents of all 24 files in pastebin?
[22:35] <safado> Ben64 thx
[22:35] <Ben64> Molean: yes
[22:36] <anthony_> Sorry I did need help though
[22:36] <PurpleHaze> anthony_ with what?
[22:36] <DaRude> any help with my monitor problem?
[22:37] <Molean> Ben64: well some of them I can't view, including ironically one named "lastlog" But that is still alot, please narrow it down some
[22:37] <anthony_> I need to know whats wrong with this code sudo dpkg --get-selections >> /home/anthony/Desktop/InstalledPacakages.txt |nl
[22:38] <Dvorovoi> Hi all, how do I got about looking at what drives are mounted at startup?
[22:38] <Ben64> anthony_: you don't need sudo there
[22:38] <vonsyd0w> Dvorovoi, the /etc/fstab file can tell you
[22:39] <Dvorovoi> One of my hard drives doesnt mount until i click on it in nautilus. ok thanks vonsyd0w:
[22:39] <anthony_> ok, it creates the list but it is not numbered, did I pipe nl in the wrong place?
[22:39] <Ben64> anthony_: yes
[22:40] <vonsyd0w> anth0ny, are you trying to get a count of installed packages?
[22:40] <PurpleHaze> anthony_ your redirecting all the output of whatever dpkg --get-selections generates into /home/anthony/Desktop/InstalledPacakages.txt. I cant remeber what nl does but I think its count numer of lines. | or pipe passes the ouput of a command to the next command so ls | grep home would only display anything containing home
[22:40] <Molean> Ben64: Also, its very slow running off of a flash drive
[22:40] <anthony_> i need a numbered list of packages
[22:41] <vonsyd0w> anthony_, well if you keep using >> you'll be appending to the list. unless you're deleting the file after each run
[22:41] <Ben64> anthony_: also, with your command it just appends the text to the end of the file, so you'll end up with many copies there
[22:41] <Molean> PurpleHaze: What does verbose boot mean? text?
[22:41] <anthony_> Am I piping the output wrong?
[22:41] <PurpleHaze> moleanyeah more messages
[22:42] <PurpleHaze> molean yes more output
[22:42] <Ben64> anthony_: yes, if you want them numbered in the text file, you need to put the nl before the text file output
[22:42] <PurpleHaze> anthony_ how you getting the packages again?
[22:42] <anthony_> so would it be sudo dpkg --get-selections > | nl | >  /home/anthony/Desktop/InstalledPacakages.txt
[22:43] <Ben64> anthony_: don't use sudo
[22:43] <Molean> PurpleHaze: Oh it means it shows boot messages, but still tries to boot to desktop? But it doesn't matter how much text it shows me if I can't make its or tails of it, or save it to show others
[22:43] <Ben64> anthony_: and still no, thats wrong
[22:43] <anthony_> how do I pip it correctly?
[22:43] <anthony_> pipe*
[22:43] <Sivik> anyone have teamspeak 3 client running on ubuntu?
[22:44] <Ben64> dpkg --get-selections | nl > /path/to/file.txt
[22:44] <vonsyd0w> yea i just tested "dpkg --get-selections | nl > test" and I got a numbered list of packages
[22:44] <PurpleHaze> molean yeah you would still need to press esc to get out of the splash screen if you didnt remove the kernel instructions for splash
[22:44] <vonsyd0w> didn't know about nl, nice
[22:44] <anthony_> thanks much that worked
[22:45] <Molean> PurpleHaze: My point is, more boot info is useless without my understanding it or being able to save it to show others.
[22:45] <Sivik> I'm getting the following error: $ ./ts3client_linux_amd64
[22:45] <Sivik> ./ts3client_linux_amd64: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libquazip.so.1: undefined symbol: _ZN9QSaveFile16staticMetaObjectE
[22:45] <anthony_> now I know the right way to combine piping and redirection
[22:45] <Molean> PurpleHaze: I think I might know whats going wrong though, I found this in xorg log
[22:45] <Molean> PurpleHaze: drwxr-xr-x 2 xubuntu 4.0K May  7 21:14 Desktop
[22:46] <jaredkipe> https://gist.github.com/jaredkipe/3e51447012f85e553733 problem using ubuntu-vm-builder to make a trusty 64 vm
[22:46] <PurpleHaze> anthony_ by numbered list do you mean by order or quantity?
[22:46] <PurpleHaze> molean no thats not your problem
[22:46] <Molean> PurpleHaze:  Ooops  Falling back to old probe method for fglrx... anyway I think its still expecting the previous video card, and using drivers for it that aren't getting along with the new card
[22:46] <anthony_> order
[22:46] <SteveT99> NickServ SteveT99 Braight1656
[22:47] <OerHeks> Time to change your password, SteveT99
[22:47] <SteveT99> Oops....newbie mistake
[22:47] <OerHeks> https://freenode.net/faq.shtml#changepass
[22:48] <Molean> PurpleHaze: So how do I remove the old drivers so they don't interfere with the new card?
[22:48] <PurpleHaze> molean those permissions are fine but thwey only apply to the desktop directory not the window or desktop manager
[22:49] <PurpleHaze> molean Im to tired to go through hd recovery now sorry , but testdisk is a nice tool
[22:49] <Molean> PurpleHaze: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7413017/
[22:50] <Molean> PurpleHaze: I didn't understand what you said about permissions
[22:50] <PurpleHaze> whats the name of the amd open source drivers?
[22:50] <Molean> catalyst I assume
[22:51] <Molean> I don't know, I went through alot of work installing it, the replacement card is also radeon, but a much older one
[22:51] <PurpleHaze> molean the probs with your gfx drivers, dont know what the fix is though
[22:51] <Molean> PurpleHaze: Maybe if I just remove the old drivers, it will use default drivers that will bypass the issue?
[22:52] <PurpleHaze> molean worth trying defo
[22:52] <Molean> PurpleHaze: But if that is the case, how do I remove the drivers if I cant boot into desktop? Changing things from text would require extensive spelling out for me, id be clueless
[22:53] <vonsyd0w> wouldn't you unload kernel modules to unload a driver?
[22:53] <vonsyd0w> complete guess
[22:53] <PurpleHaze> molean ok bear with me Im high end  autistic. Where are you at the moment?
[22:54] <Molean> PurpleHaze: In a flashdrive live desktop. BTW, DEFO means this? http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Defo
[22:55] <Molean> .?
[22:55] <Molean> still connected?
[22:55] <PurpleHaze> molean so your booting usn and?
[22:56] <PurpleHaze> usb*
[22:56] <Molean> PurpleHaze: Yes, I am running off a live USB. What did you mean by defo?
[22:57] <PurpleHaze> molean going into gfx though Im probably noy the best person to ask my experience with Linux is headless ssergvvers and never had any probs at desktop with gfx
[22:58] <PurpleHaze> needs a keyboard cleaner
[22:58] <Molean> PurpleHaze: What did you mean by defo?
[22:59] <PurpleHaze> molean defo in my slang means definatley (always spell this wrong)
[22:59] <qin_> PurpleHaze: You can defo use "Surely" instead.
[23:00] <jaredkipe> I think I’ve figured it out
[23:00] <Molean> PurpleHaze: Ok but I lack other people to help me, and maybe you could manage to instruct me how to remove a driver outside of desktop?
[23:00] <PurpleHaze> qin_ Im autistic and grew up on a council estate once I left school my grammar and vocab dropped badly
[23:01] <Ben64> Molean: you need to start in recovery mode from grub
[23:01] <daftykins> qin_: that wouldn't be English.
[23:01] <jaredkipe> can you boot the machine you are trying to remove the driver on?
[23:01] <Molean> PurpleHaze: I don't know what a council estate is. Are you saying you don't  know what I asked?
[23:02] <PurpleHaze> molean where you from?
[23:02] <Molean> jaredkipe: Not to normal desktop, to flash drive, or recovery mode
[23:02] <Molean> Ben64: Yeah but that recovery mode is just text/terminal, I have no clue what to do from there
[23:02] <Ben64> Molean: and which card do you have now
[23:02] <jaredkipe> can you just use modprobe to remove the driver?
[23:03] <Molean> ben64 a replacement card that works, you want exact model?
[23:03] <PurpleHaze> molean Im also an alcoholic so I start useful with my help but fail because Ive gotten drunker
[23:03] <Ben64> Molean: yeah
[23:03] <qin_> daftykins: Why? They are certainly synonyms.
[23:03] <Molean> jaredkipe: I don't know, can I? what is it and how do I use it?
[23:03] <gartral> hey all, on Ubuntu 13.10 here, how do Ichange the screensaver timout?
[23:04] <nikitis> Can someone help me with VNC?  I have the server running, but it's not using a window manager.  I installed ubuntu-desktop and gdm.
[23:04] <jaredkipe> ls /lib/modules/$(uname -r)
[23:05] <jaredkipe> shows currently loaded modules
[23:05] <jaredkipe> ls /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/kernel/drivers/
[23:05] <jaredkipe> shows availailable modules
[23:05] <PurpleHaze> nikitis caqn you elaborate?
[23:05] <Molean> Ben64:  radeon 7700 I think, previous card that stopped working completely was a radeon 6850
[23:05] <jaredkipe> modprobe -r {name}
[23:05] <jaredkipe> removes module
[23:05] <nikitis> PurpleHaze: Well I installed lightdm, tightvncserver.  I can start tightvncserver and connect to it
[23:06] <nikitis> PurpleHaze: Problem is, when I get to VNC, it states there is no window manager and I just get an 'X' mouse cursor and grey background.
[23:06] <Yelu> Molean, qin, for all non-native speakers like me http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Defo (Urban DIctionary is sometimes a big help)
[23:07] <deweydb> hello, somewhat of a big question so i put it all in a pastebin: http://pastebin.com/VWq7Q7Hb
[23:07] <PurpleHaze> nikitis sounds what your using is using x11 forwarding, if its not installed on the server it wont work
[23:07] <nikitis> PurpleHaze: if what is not installed?
[23:07] <deweydb> sorry heres the ubuntu paste version
[23:07] <deweydb> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7413105/
[23:08] <Molean> jaredkipe: I put those commands in the text of recovery mode? What if which ones I want to remove is unclear? Module =driver?
[23:08] <Praxi> so PurpleHaze and Jordan_U related to my earlier question about the hard drive, when I connect a drive into the dock, it isn't auto mounted, its not even detected unless I reboot.  I did some googling, figured out if I refresh the scsi bus, it gets detected.  Is there some setting I should be looking at to make that happen automatically?
[23:08] <daftykins> deweydb: have a read of this, it will help you understand https://www.stgraber.org/2012/02/24/dns-in-ubuntu-12-04/
[23:09] <PurpleHaze> nikitis not x11 forwarding but nilitis sorry Im tired and was just trying to give pointers cant help no more
[23:10] <kingsgap> hello
[23:10] <joshlegs> has there been a lot of problems reported about webcams not workig in 14.04?
[23:10] <qin_> nikitis: possibly you may need to configure server, since it gives new, plain X: http://blogs.bu.edu/mhirsch/2013/10/vncserver-setup-on-ubuntu-12-04/
[23:10] <kingsgap> hi
[23:10] <nith1210> Molean: Did you install the drivers with the package manager or something from ATI's site?
[23:11] <PurpleHaze> praxidepends on your distro and your desktop, dbus usually passes on to udisks to auto mount
[23:11] <qin_> nikitis: there was bug report for tightvnc in 14.04 alpha too
[23:11] <deweydb> daftykins: thanks. i've checked in /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/* and that 74... ip isn't anywhere to be found.
[23:12] <Ben64> Molean: http://askubuntu.com/questions/68306/how-do-i-remove-the-propretary-ati-drivers
[23:12] <deweydb> daftykins: in my /etc/network/interfaces i have: dns-nameservers 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4
[23:12] <Molean> nith1210: I might have, I went through several different methods, it was some time ago and I don't recall anymore
[23:12] <deweydb> daftykins: but i don't have dns-search or dns-domain parameters. because google doesn't say what to use for those?
[23:12] <daftykins> deweydb: what's in your /etc/network/interfaces ?
[23:12] <kingmofo> hey
[23:12] <nith1210> Molean: The instructions Ben64 posted should work for you if you used the package manager to install.
[23:12] <deweydb> daftykins: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7413130/
[23:13] <kingsgap> yeah i dont know
[23:13] <daftykins> deweydb: if that truly is a VPS, you really ought to be on a static IP not DHCP
[23:13] <kingsgap> what is that link suppose to define?
[23:13] <daftykins> deweydb: you're getting the other IP because you're receiving DNS servers via DHCP still
[23:13] <nith1210> Molean: Actually, I was wrong, the first response is if you have them installed via the package manager, the next are ways for the installer from their site.
[23:13] <kingsgap> oh
[23:14] <deweydb> ohhhh
[23:14] <nith1210> Molean: Go with those instructions, they're your best bet.
[23:14] <deweydb> so where do i set my static ip?
[23:14] <Molean> Ben64: use http://askubuntu.com/questions/68306/how-do-i-remove-the-propretary-ati-drivers at recovery text prompt?
[23:14] <nith1210> Molean: Start your machine with "recovery prompt", then go to "networking" then go to "root terminal"
[23:14] <PurpleHaze> molean never install packages out of your ditros repo until you nknow what your doing!
[23:15] <Molean> nith1210: first and second response? I only see one.
[23:15] <Ben64> Molean: the top answer should do it for you.
[23:15] <Molean> PurpleHaze: Well If I did it from the file from ati, it was with instructions, and its alreafy done
[23:15] <Molean> Ben64: By top answer, you mean "http://askubuntu.com/questions/68306/how-do-i-remove-the-propretary-ati-drivers"?
[23:15] <kingmofo> I'm using weechat-curses on koding.com
[23:16] <PurpleHaze> molean ok for trusted sources but I assumed that and didnt ask :)
[23:16] <nith1210> Molean: Try the top answer, the one with the green check mark.
[23:16] <qin_> kingmofo: is it fish and chips ordering site?
[23:17] <Molean> nith1210: Either way the drivers were installed?
[23:17] <nith1210> Molean: If you installed the drivers the "bad" way, the first one will not hurt you.
[23:17] <Juju> temporary files in firefox are into /my_folder/.firefox/ or in another folder???
[23:17] <PurpleHaze> molean with the recent open-ssl sploit dont trust certificates just because they are green
[23:17] <nith1210> Molean: If you installed them the "good" way, they'll fix your issue all together.
[23:18] <Molean> PurpleHaze: Not sure what you are talking about, but I think I can trust drivers directly from atis websites not to be viral.
[23:19] <PurpleHaze> molean yeah there trusted
[23:19] <nikitis> qin_: I just followed those instructions and nothing works,
[23:19] <qin_> Juju: ~/.mozilla; ~/cache/mozilla/firefox; man lsof;
[23:19] <Molean> PurpleHaze: Anyway, I'm always getting told by linux experts that there is no such thing as linux malware
[23:19] <Juju> qin_» ¿¿¿man lsof???
[23:19] <nith1210> Molean: That's not true.
[23:20] <qin_> Juju: yes, read manual of lsof (list open files)
[23:20] <nith1210> Molean: It's a lot better, but we are not immune. Just immune enough not to need AntiVirus'.
[23:20] <Molean> nith1210: Well that's what various people who brag to have intimate knowledge of linux say
[23:20] <Juju> qin_» ok, thank you so much.
[23:21] <Molean> nith1210: So if I used the nonsoftware center way to install the ati driver, what then?
[23:21] <nith1210> Molean: Tell them to google root kits. Also, we spend a LOT of time making sure our software is trusted.
[23:21] <SteveT99> Question for all. Everytime I start Ubuntu 14.04, the display is off kilter (i.e. starts halfway down the screen and wraps vertically). Resetting the display fixes this. Is this a common problem? It started after I installed WINE and ran Battlezone (both now removed).
[23:21] <PurpleHaze> molean there malware on all platforms, if a programming language works on it the payload will. What its really about is Linux cant spread the viruses because of the infrastructure.
[23:21] <nith1210> Molean: If you install something directly from a site, you're giving them root on your machine. Yes they can install malware.
[23:22] <qin_> nikitis: I wont be much help with vnc.
[23:22] <PurpleHaze> that also applies to any Unix/BSD
[23:22] <daftykins> deweydb: i'm surprised your VPS didn't come with one - you may need to read up your provider's FAQ before you consider it
[23:22] <deweydb> daftykins: thanks a lot man! i wouldn't have thought of that, got it all fixed!!
[23:22] <nith1210> Molean: If you did it the nonsoftware center way, scroll down on that page past the first set of comments to the second  comment which talks about fglrx-uninstall.sh
[23:22] <daftykins> deweydb: :) nice, my pleasure
[23:23] <nith1210> Molean: This is the easy way to think about it. Never use anything but the software center and you're VERY likely to never have an issue.
[23:23] <Molean> nith1210: I put these commands in the prompt in the text recovery mode?
[23:23] <nith1210> Molean: Install something else though, and you're on your own.
[23:24] <nith1210> Molean: Yes. Alternatively, boot up as far as you can and hit "CTRL+ALT+F1"
[23:24] <nith1210> Molean: Are you talking to us on the machine you're trying to fix?
[23:24] <Molean> nith1210: yes, from a usb live drive
[23:25] <nith1210> Molean: Gotcha. That page has what you need. Just don't forget to scroll past the first set of comments if the first fix doesn't work for you.
[23:26] <nith1210> And I'm out.
[23:26] <nith1210> Molean: Good luck!
[23:26] <Molean> nith1210: When you say "we" spend alot of time making sure our software is trusted, does that mean your part of the ubuntu development team or something?
[23:27] <nith1210> Molean: "we" the linux community. While I'd love to work with them, I'm not yet amung them.
[23:27] <nith1210> The second "them" being the ubuntu dev team.
[23:27] <blyd> hi, i'd like to run ffmpeg from the command line, but from what i can see online, it's been replaced by libav in ubuntu. how can i install/run libav manually? i can't figure out what packages to install and/or what commands to run. i tried install libav-tools, but there's no 'ffmpeg' or 'libav' command now
[23:28] <Molean> nith1210:  you said "Start your machine with "recovery prompt", then go to "networking" then go to "root terminal" I am not entirely sure what you were saying there
[23:28] <nith1210> Molean: write it down, you'll see.
[23:29] <nith1210> Molean: If not, then boot normally, go make a coffee, then hit CTRL+ALT+F1
[23:29] <nith1210> And eek, "*among"
[23:29] <Molean> well it doesn't take long
[23:29] <nith1210> Molean: I'll be back in an hour but I'm sure someone else will probably be able to help you.
[23:29] <nith1210> Take care.
[23:30] <Molean> Ok Ill write all this down on some dreaded scrap paper with a pen that's not fully working, then come back if I am still stuck
[23:30] <qin_> libav-tools blyd
[23:30] <Ben64> Molean: if you have a second computer or a phone or anything else that can irc, you can be here at the same time
[23:30] <PurpleHaze> ninth2010 going so 90s with the goo make a bgrew while yourpc boots
[23:30] <PurpleHaze> they boot before you even sit up ;)
[23:31] <Molean> Ben64: Nope, and I am pretty sure my cordless phone doesn't do IRC:p
[23:31] <Ben64> Molean: you may need to do this before all of the other commands once you're at the console -- "mount -o remount,rw /dev/null /"
[23:32] <Molean> Ben64: Need it for what?
[23:32] <Ben64> to be able to remove the amd drivers
[23:33] <PurpleHaze> molean minus the -- at the beginning. Another reqwason not to copy and paste ppl  googling your quesyion
[23:33] <nikitis> how do you start a lightdm session?
[23:34] <Molean> Ben64: So just put that first? or how will I know if I need it?
[23:34] <PurpleHaze> considering this channel mredirects so many "off topic" you need to redirect "cli"
[23:34] <Ben64> Molean: yeah just do that first, it won't hurt anything
[23:34] <sam_____> I have got a login problem had to make another user through command line to get on ubuntu . this is my post on forum please tell me what to do http://askubuntu.com/questions/462582/xauthority-error
[23:35] <Molean> Ben64: What does it do?
[23:35] <Ben64> Molean: remounts the root partition read/write
[23:36] <zykotick9> sam_____: i haven't read your link, but A) change ownership of .Xauthority to yourusername:yourusename with sudo  B) don't use GUI apps with sudo, use gksudo instead
[23:36] <PurpleHaze> hmm the ubuntu irc interpreter is weird to interpreted missredirect to mredirect is poor code
[23:36] <Ben64> sam_____: first off, be much more careful with sudo. don't use it unnecessarily and don't use it for graphical programs. for graphical programs use gksudo.
[23:37] <Molean> Ben64: What might happen or not happen if I don't?
[23:37] <sam_____> zykotick9:  ok I won't use sudo for gui anymore
[23:38] <Ben64> Molean: all the other command will fail if it is mounted read only
[23:38] <zykotick9> sam_____: good idea ;)
[23:38] <sam_____> now how do I fix xauthority?? it s refuseing my permission
[23:38] <Molean> Oh. it changes it to write, ok gotcha, strange that wouldn't be the default
[23:39] <Ben64> sam_____: you need to give your user ownership
[23:39] <zykotick9> sam_____: "sudo chown YOURUSER:YOURUSER .Xauthority" in your home directory
[23:39] <PurpleHaze> sam to many undersocre if you dont want to risk security for a gui use gksu for gnome (was on v2 not used gnome 3) and kdesudo for kde
[23:39] <daftykins> sudo chown username: ~/.Xauthority
[23:39] <sam_____> is this going to fix my old user or just giving my new user owner ship??
[23:40] <zykotick9> daftykins: ahhh, it'd think the command you gave would try to change /root/.Xauthority which is NOT what they need
[23:40] <daftykins> zykotick9: i was concerned of that after i wrote it, but i'm not 100% sure
[23:41] <robjloranger> it will fix your old user if YOURUSER = your old username and the directory was /home/YOURUSER/.Xauthority
[23:41] <daftykins> zykotick9: in fact it does not, it does so in the current user still :) i just tested "sudo touch ~/pie"
[23:42] <robjloranger> ooo nice trick, i need to remember touch :)
[23:42] <zykotick9> daftykins: hummm, well, sorry - but it's still a bad suggestion IMO...
[23:42] <sam_____> zykotick9:  should I run it in my new home directory or the old one??
[23:42] <daftykins> zykotick9: i understand
[23:42] <robjloranger> the one you wish to fix
[23:42] <zykotick9> sam_____: old one!  if you want to fix it.
[23:43] <Molean> Ben64:  Do I use the quotation marks with the unmount remount command?
[23:43] <PurpleHaze> sam too mnay underscores you dont have perms to read or write what you asking to you probably could using sudo but wouldnt advise it
[23:44] <jcstarken> Ok looking for a good way to install chrome ubuntu 12.04lts
[23:44] <Ben64> Molean: no
[23:44] <robjloranger> Molean: no
[23:44] <Molean> Ben64: How do I know if the first method worked, reboot and see if I can get to desktop?
[23:45] <Ben64> Molean: reboot is one of the steps
[23:46] <PurpleHaze> ubuntu users as a long time Linux user and a distro hopper how do you feel about Ubuntu , no root but a all sudo?
[23:46] <Molean> ben64, do spaces matter in commands like this?
[23:46] <daftykins> PurpleHaze: this is a support channel only, you're welcome to discuss things in offtopic but such questions do not belong here
[23:46] <daftykins> PurpleHaze: #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:47] <sam_____> zykotick9:  my old user was sam    so the command is     sudo chown sam:sam .Xauthority
[23:47] <PurpleHaze> ok sorry daftykins
[23:47] <Ben64> Molean: probably
[23:47] <zykotick9> sam_____: yes, in /home/sam
[23:49] <PurpleHaze> daftkins my comment was about ubuntus stance for a unlimited sudoers over su?
[23:49] <PurpleHaze> I think thats on topic?
[23:49] <qin_> PurpleHaze: Surely not.
[23:49] <zykotick9> PurpleHaze: ubuntu uses sudo, discussion/debate about that policy, belongs in OT, not here.
[23:49] <PurpleHaze> explain why not then?
[23:50] <robjloranger> you know how to use it?
[23:50] <zykotick9> PurpleHaze: it's _not_ a support issue...
[23:50] <robjloranger> it has no errors or bug?
[23:50] <PurpleHaze> ok undertand
[23:50] <sam_____> zykotick9: help@sama:/home/sam$ sudo chown sam:sam .Xauthority [sudo] password for help:  help is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported.
[23:51] <qin_> sam_____: HOw did you ceated user "help"?
[23:51] <PurpleHaze> why does ubuntu use sudo over su ?
[23:51] <zykotick9> sam_____: you're trying to use the new user i take it?  that's not going to work, unless "help" is in the sudo group
[23:52] <sam_____> qin_:  sudo adduser help
[23:52] <Molean> ben64 but its all so long, i'm afraid of making a mistake writing it all down
[23:52] <mrghostman> My leave button doesn't seem to work in KDE.  I have to use shutdown -r now to reboot.  Any suggestions?
[23:52] <PurpleHaze> that is a legit support question
[23:52] <qin_> sam_____: as which user?
[23:52] <zykotick9> sam_____: you can use "ctrl-alt-F1" log in as sam, then use the sudo command
[23:52] <kingmofo> im back
[23:52] <xangua> !root | PurpleHaze
[23:52] <sam_____> zykotick9: I did run it in sam aswell but it said . such directory doesn't exist
[23:52] <zykotick9> PurpleHaze: no, that's a policy question
[23:53] <zykotick9> sam_____: . <-?  it's .Xauthority
[23:53] <PurpleHaze> why does ubuntu use sudo over su ? This is from a server admin who only sees sudo as a use for multi users if its one then su
[23:54] <zykotick9> PurpleHaze: what is unclear?  your question, sudo vs su, is NOT ubuntu support related.  ubuntu uses sudo, end of story...
[23:54] <mrghostman> PurpleHaze: why do you continue to ask the same question when you have been told policy questions belong in #ubuntu-offtopic ?
[23:55] <PurpleHaze> < ok will not speak anymore
[23:55] <daftykins> PurpleHaze: they're totally different things and principles.
[23:55] <daftykins> !documentation | PurpleHaze
[23:55] <sam_____> zykotick9: don't know how to copy paste in alt+Ctrl+F3 otherwise would paste it from there
[23:55] <daftykins> PurpleHaze: you may get an answer there ^
[23:55] <lvfjf> man
[23:55] <lvfjf> ubottu:man man
[23:55] <PurpleHaze> daftykins docs wont explain why ubuntu is shit :)
[23:55] <zykotick9> sam_____: you can't type "sudo chown sam:sam .Xauthority"?
[23:56] <mrghostman> Anyone have any suggestions as to why the leave button in KDE wont work for me in ubuntu?
[23:56] <daftykins> PurpleHaze: that's your opinion, please take it elsewhere as i have already asked you.
[23:56] <sam_____> zykotick9: i did run it said no such directory
[23:57] <zykotick9> sam_____: try "pwd" does it say /home/sam ?
[23:57] <PurpleHaze> why what bad question have I asked you or what abuse did I give?
[23:57] <sam_____> zykotick9: it doews
[23:57] <sam_____> does
[23:57] <zykotick9> sam_____: does "ls .Xauthority" return anything?
[23:58] <rww> PurpleHaze: sudo has advantages with multi-user setups as you mentioned, and su doesn't have advantages in single-user setups as sudo can do everything it can do, so there's not much reason for su.
[23:58] <rww> PurpleHaze: in addition to the obvious, sudo has better auditing/logging and is more flexible
[23:58] <zykotick9> rww: this _is_ offtopic, as i'd disagree with your statement/view...
[23:59] <sam_____> it returns Xauthority
[23:59] <sam_____> zykotick9: it returns Xauthority
[23:59] <zykotick9> sam_____: try "ls -l .Xauthority" is it owned by your user, or root?
[23:59] <Praxi> been reading about adding UUID to fstab to get a partition to auto mount where I want.  That worked succesfully on a reboot, but how about when I just insert the drive while the computer is on?  What should I be looking up for that