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sport_billakaWolf, then do export DISPLAY=:0.0 and try again00:00
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andreas_secondarakaWolf, I just read that you are trying to use a serial connection00:00
Bashing-omGlycan: maybe something like -> ps aux -< see if ya see the process, and then -> kill -9 <the_PID> ??00:01
akaWolfandreas_secondar: yeah, it's so00:01
andreas_secondarakaWolf, I have only used minicom00:02
akaWolfsport_bill: didn't work00:02
andreas_secondarsudo apt-get install minicom00:02
LaguanaHey, any suggestions for getting ubuntu and win8.1 to play nice? I just installed ubuntu 14.04 and it seemed to work fine, rebooted, picked windows at the boot loader, rebooted again, and now I don't get grub anymore. I checked the boot order, and ubuntu's bootloader is listed first, but even if I pick it explicitly it goes straight into windows00:02
andreas_secondarit is terminal based only00:02
akaWolfandreas_sec ok, thx00:02
akaWolfbut what wrong in the sudo?00:03
andreas_secondar<sport_bill> akaWolf, then do export DISPLAY=:0.0 and try again00:03
akaWolfandreas_secondar: didn't work00:04
andreas_secondarI don't know about that issue. I have only encountered that issue when running in a console terminal instead of from within X00:04
andreas_secondarIts very strange00:04
GlycanBashing-om: the process exited00:04
MoleanHow do I change the volume of the login sound?00:04
akaWolfandreas_secondar: it's a bad, but thx )00:05
Laguana... and then I go and kill xchat somehow00:05
GlycanBashing-om: never mind, that was false, thanks00:06
Bashing-omGlycan: Uhmm, I do not know of another means to find the process identification. MAybe others will advise better.00:07
Bashing-omGlycan: Good, but even close calls makes the heart beat faster !00:07
sport_billakaWolf, do you use kdm?00:08
sport_billor lightdm?00:08
akaWolfsport_bill: kdm00:08
sport_billakaWolf, grep tcp /etc/kde4/kdm/kdmrc00:09
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akaWolfsport_bill: ServerArgsLocal=-br -nolisten tcp00:11
AceDiggittyis there any way to force the ubuntu intaller to use MBR instead of GPT?00:11
sport_billakaWolf, could be that option00:11
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AceDiggittyis there any way to force the ubuntu 14.04 intaller to use MBR instead of GPT?00:12
Whiskey`hello00:12
OneWithWavesAnyone good with keyboard mappings?00:12
Whiskey`Is there a method to break out of a frozen startup service? cups-browsed is stopping one of my vm's from booting00:13
MoleanAceDiggitty: Are you asking about duel booting?00:13
AceDiggittyno, i do not want dual booting00:13
gameraon my laptop running 14.04, if I close the lid or lock the system and let the screen fade to black and leave it for a while, Xorg locks up. This problem only developed recently, I am entirely current on all of the available updates.00:14
AceDiggittywhen i use the 14.04 media to install a fresh computer, it formats the hdd with bpt00:14
AceDiggittygpt*00:14
sport_billakaWolf, found this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=100528500:14
gamerais anyone else having this problem?00:14
AceDiggittygamera: i have experienced this issue many times00:15
MoleanAceDiggitty: Why use MBR instead of GPT then?00:15
akaWolfsport_bill: hmmm...00:15
gameraAceDiggitty: just since recently, or has it been an issue for you a long time, even on previous releases?00:15
AceDiggittybecause i have a seperate partiton formatted with ntfs, my windows machine has issues reading from it (ive installed it onto a flash drive)00:16
AceDiggittygamera: it has been happening since 13.10 and 14.04, on gnome and unity00:17
AceDiggittyi have switched to MATE and gnome-flashback because of that issue00:17
Lannister69can somone tell me how to uninstall my graphic driver and reinstall it??http://paste.ubuntu.com/7418886/00:18
RandomAussiegreetings....   if i'm looking to set up an email server, am i best of just following the guides on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MailServer.  or is there a better option?00:18
akaWolfsport_bill: xhost didn't work; DISPLAY=":0.0" export DISPLAY too didn't work00:18
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sport_bill:/00:18
AceDiggittyRandomAussie: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/articles/how-to-configure-a-mail-server-using-postfix-dovecot-mysql-and-spamassasin00:19
AceDiggittythat one is pretty good00:19
akaWolfsport_bill: wait00:19
RandomAussiethanks AceDiggitty00:19
Lannister69anyone?   http://paste.ubuntu.com/7418886/   what is name package for my graphic driver??00:20
akaWolfsport_bill: looks like "xhost SI:localuser:akawolf" works under user. but I'm not understand, what happened.00:20
RandomAussieok.. forgot the most important part first....   how do i set up my servers at home to self register the domian i've bought00:21
Whiskey`self register?00:21
AceDiggittytalk with your domain name providor, then ask them how to set up an A record and MX record00:21
RandomAussiewell make it so when i type my domian, it points to my server...00:21
Whiskey`you dont, you have to tell your regsitar where your servers are at, unless you use dynamic dns00:21
sport_billakaWolf, something to do with permissions00:22
RandomAussieah ok00:22
Whiskey`what AceDiggitty said. you need to look at how your registar does it00:22
sport_billto connect to X00:22
AceDiggittyRandomAussie: learn how A records, and CNAME records, and MX records work00:22
Whiskey`if you have a static ip no problem, else you need dynamic dns of some form00:22
RandomAussiethanks again AceDiggitty00:22
AceDiggittythen talk to the place where you bought your domain00:22
akaWolfsport_bill: linux always is so difficult for understanding...00:22
AceDiggittynp00:22
forevertheunihi I am tryint to setup an lvm without crypt (only want crypt for home and not root) So I manually created the Lvms....but ubuntu installer with something else can't see them..00:24
forevertheunitryinh*00:24
forevertheunitrying*00:24
Molean AceDiggitty So you have trouble trouble with win7 reading NTFS on GPT?00:27
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AceDiggittyMolean: yes, perhaps it has nothing to do with the fact its gpt?00:28
MoleanAceDiggitty: I wouldn't think that would matter00:28
AceDiggittyforevertheuni: use this option: http://i.imgur.com/gv6m6ve.png and then check the box that says "Use LVM"00:28
AceDiggittyMolean: hmmm, alright, perhaps my drived is messed up00:29
AceDiggittydrive*00:29
MoleanAceDiggitty: You got some place to park the data to try MBR etc?00:29
syeekickhow would one downgrade the mumble pacakge, it keeps freezing nad wont connect00:29
MoleanAceDiggitty: Of course, first maybe run some test software on the drive00:29
akaWolfandreas_secondar: putty works better with midnight commander, than minicom00:29
AceDiggittyMolean: yes, im currently installing to a new usb drive with it manually set up to MBR (just figured out how to do it)00:29
MoleanAceDiggitty: http://www.securelist.com/en/blog/517/Cybercriminals_switch_from_MBR_to_NTFS about MBR and security. And of course GPTs alot easier to use if you make multiple partitions out of a single drive00:32
AceDiggittythx, Molean00:34
MoleanAceDiggitty: Also benefit to GPT and full UEFI bios's00:36
explodesSo, here i am on OSX making a bootable usb stick for 14.04 LTS.00:36
explodesthe output of "hdiutil convert -format UDRW -o ~/path/to/target.img ~/path/to/ubuntu.iso"00:36
explodeshas the same md5 checksum as the input00:36
explodesI must be missing something.00:37
smoovephey.. anyway to create a photo gallery out of thousands of jpeg images including manual streampoints?00:37
MoleanAceDiggitty: Also, is your HDD over 2TB?00:38
AceDiggittyMolean: 16GB USB flash drive00:39
forevertheuniAceDiggitty: this time I am not erasing windoeze.00:39
syeekickmy mumble keeps freezing i've run it through the terminal it doen't give any erros00:39
forevertheuniAceDiggitty: the installer finally managed to find the logical volumes :)00:39
syeekickit wont even connect00:39
MoleanAceDiggitty:  There is some who say fat16 or 32 can work good for a drive like that.00:40
forevertheuniisnt fat32 limited in size_00:40
forevertheuni?00:40
forevertheuniMolean:00:40
Moleanof which 16gb isnt that00:40
forevertheunioh I thought it was 2TB00:42
forevertheuniHowever I find it interesting that the LVM option is no longer there only crypted lvm00:42
Molean32gb it seems, but we are talking about a 16gb drive00:43
Moleanoh, and a 4gb file size, but who ever has a single file that big00:44
mib_mibhi all - i am following this guide - http://www.cloudera.com/content/cloudera-content/cloudera-docs/CDH4/4.2.1/CDH4-Installation-Guide/cdh4ig_topic_11_1.html?scroll=topic_11_1 - for my server, how do i find out the FQDN of the server?00:44
MoleanHow do I change the volume of the login sound of ubuntu?00:46
GlycanI don't know.00:48
gamerachange system volume, or alert volume. maybe.00:48
gameranot sure though.00:48
Moleanwhere would those options be gamera?00:49
gamerain preferences/sound/alerts or just the volume icon (if you want to change the system volume)00:50
gameradoes anyone know what might be causing my Xorg locking issue? or where to find some help page where someone has the same issue. It's been happening for about a week, so I can't find anything about it.00:50
gracianoboa noite00:53
Moleangamera: Alert volume is log in volume?00:54
gameraMaybe.00:55
gameraIt's the only setting I can see on the system that could change the login sound. (I think the "login screen ready" sound is a kind of alert)00:56
Deihmosubuntu 14 constantly locking up00:56
daftykinsDeihmos: memtest?00:57
Deihmosmemory is fine. no lockus in windows00:57
daftykinswas it a clean install from good media?00:57
Deihmosyes00:58
jefersonoi00:58
daftykinscan you use REISUB to safely reboot when it seems to lockup? does the system still respond to ping over the network?00:58
gracianooi00:59
daftykinsanything in logs... yada yada00:59
gracianofala irmao00:59
jefersonfala irmão00:59
jeferson isso é muito chepa00:59
gracianoè waldir?00:59
jefersonsim00:59
jeferson sou eu00:59
gracianotambém achei..klkkkkkkk00:59
gracianovc n qer ter facebook00:59
jeferson nessa chepa de Xepa chate00:59
jefersonnoa00:59
gracianoae dá nisso01:00
jefersonda nada01:00
xangua!en | jeferson graciano01:00
ubottujeferson graciano: Certain Ubuntu IRC channels are English only.  For a complete list of channels in other languages, please visit https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList01:00
jeferson no gosto de facebook01:00
gracianobom pelo menos da p gente se falar01:00
gracianokkkkkkkkkkk01:00
gameradaftykins: that sounds like my issue. ctrl-alt-f1 still brought me to a terminal if it locked up while I was logged in.01:00
jefersonkkkkk01:00
gracianomas n precisa entrar no face abre só o chate01:00
jefersonou seja a chepa01:00
gracianotem programa só de chat01:01
jefersonverdade01:01
kostkon!pt | graciano, jeferson01:01
ubottugraciano, jeferson: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para entrar no canal por favor faça "/join #ubuntu-br" sem as aspas. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, use #ubuntu-pt. Obrigada.01:01
gracianop face book01:01
jefersono linux ainda tem que melhorar muito01:01
jefersonpara vencer a microsoft01:01
gracianonada01:02
gracianocara01:02
gracianoo mundo ta na rede social01:02
daftykinsgamera: err, not sure how you got that much detail from Deihmos' comments :>01:02
gracianovc n quer01:02
jefersonesse chat só tem gente qur não fala nossa lingua01:02
gracianousa o chat do facebook01:02
gracianoempathy01:02
jefersonno tenho face01:03
xanguajeferson:  graciano this is not a chat room, please stop01:03
gracianoe cadastra o teu face01:03
gracianopow cara01:03
gracianowaldir?01:03
jefersonoi01:04
jeferson fala ai01:04
gracianopow vc precisa ter face só p entrar no chat01:05
gracianobaixa um programa de chat01:05
daftykinsat last.01:05
daftykinsi was beginning to think with a spanish accent01:05
raspei-meWhat I want to know is a way to switch on my HD attached to the RPi (formated in EXT4 but could be other) and have it immediately available via sharing (NFS or other) to my other devices. Anyone have a hint? Thanx01:08
daftykinsraspei-me: pretty sure ubuntu isn't available for the r-pi, so can't help you there01:09
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raspei-meYes but my Client is Ubuntu01:09
raspei-meand also I do not know why via NFS the progress bar on a copy is not working01:10
raspei-meit goes emmidiately to 98% and stays there until to copy is over01:11
raspei-methat could take several minutes01:11
resnoi have an issue with kworker taking 99% cpu and no way to kill it. tried a few things but any suggestions?01:11
eziocan anyone help me with this grep/regex issue?  http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23555156/grep-look-around-match-not-working01:12
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resnoezio: im curious why through the work?01:15
ezioresno, pardon?01:16
resnowhy not just use ps aux | grep mysql?01:16
eziobecause it will always produce at least one line01:16
ezioroot     29167  0.0  0.1   9392   900 pts/1    S+   20:51   0:00 grep --color=auto mysqld_safe01:16
eziothe line of the ps grep01:17
rww| grep -v grep01:17
resnoyep01:17
eziooh!01:17
eziothanks01:17
resnoor ezio [m]01:18
resnoor ezio [m]ysql01:18
ezio?01:18
resnoso ps aux | grep '[m]ysql'01:18
resnoas another option01:18
eziowhy did that work?01:19
eziobecause of the boundary?01:19
resnoyea, its a regexp and i think it can filter the grep out01:20
bagindovwhat software to backup my installed applications? because i want to upgrade to newer ubuntu.01:21
resnobackup to where is the first question01:21
resnodo you have a storage thing in place?01:22
resnoand how much space?01:22
bagindovbackup to DVD for example01:24
resnodvd im not sure actaully01:24
daftykinshaha, forget DVD01:24
resnoso duplicity is my go to01:24
resnorsync is the standard01:24
resnothis is a one off, so rsync to another machine is likely good01:25
gameraif you have ubuntu, you can use the built-in backup system to backup to a local folder and restore from there.01:25
daftykinslocal folder? on another disk with luck :P01:26
gameraif you want to backup before an update, just copy your home folder to somewhere first. (make sure to copy the whole folder, since there's hidden things in there)01:27
gameradaftykins: it's mounted locally. linux cares not if it's interfacing over ssh, USB, scsi or magic. It just knows where to put things.01:28
daftykinsi'm talking about making a backup to the same disk :)01:28
daftykins= pants on head retarded01:28
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resnough, how can a server have acpi issues01:30
mun24how to find if init.d or xinetd working?01:32
bagindovwhat about aptoncd?01:33
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MoleanIs ZFS a better FS then NTFS for sharing data between drives?01:33
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Moleanbetween windows and ubuntu01:34
resnouhm?01:34
gameraMolean: if you are talking about using multiple drives at the same time, yes01:34
b4rbzanyone know why my pc isnt locking when i resume from a suspend?01:34
gamerab4rbz: did you disable the setting for doing that in your settings?01:35
Moleanwindows 7 can see and use ZFS well enough? (not talking about running on it)01:35
gameraMolean: I don't know if it can read it natively (probably not).01:35
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b4rbzgamera, i have 'require my password when waking up from suspend' checked01:35
resnoim curious why does the drive format matter? if you share using samba/nfs01:36
SheltsAlguem de floripa?01:36
xangua!pt | Shelts01:36
ubottuShelts: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para entrar no canal por favor faça "/join #ubuntu-br" sem as aspas. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, use #ubuntu-pt. Obrigada.01:36
Moleangamera: But there's a reliable addon for windows to use zfs?01:36
xanguaMolean: that would be a question for ##windows01:37
gamerab4rbz: are you suspending with ubuntu's power options or a button on the machine. (you might have hardware suspend)01:37
b4rbzgamera, when i close my lid01:37
MoleanLinux/ubuntu reads ZFS well enough though?01:37
gamerab4rbz: are you sure it's suspending and not just dimming the screen?01:38
b4rbzgamera, power settings say that when the lid is closed it will suspend01:38
gamerab4rbz: have you tried manually suspending, and then closing and opening the lid?01:39
b4rbzgamera, actually no, ill try that now01:39
gameraBecause I can imagine full hardware suspend being attempted to get better performance01:39
b4rbzgamera, uh this is weird...01:40
b4rbzi dont have an option to suspend?01:40
gamerawhat, at all?01:40
b4rbzim on gnome 3 and theres no option for me to suspend in the user menu thing01:41
b4rbzand power off only gives the options restart and shutdown01:41
gamerago into a terminal and type suspend. (I think that should do it.)01:42
gamerayou might lock up the system though, so save your work01:42
b4rbzgamera, ok man, trying now01:42
gameraI'll be waiting.01:43
simpleuserHi there. On my local Xubuntu wkhtmltopdf is working but not on my Ubuntu 12.04 Server. https://gist.github.com/Einenlum/949a1c6d170f456d3d1f Any idea ?01:43
b4rbzgamera, literally nothing happened...weird01:43
b4rbzgamera, and I can't control+c or control+z out of the process..01:43
gameracontrol-d?01:44
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b4rbztoo late, ended up being able to just close the terminal window01:44
b4rbzwhat's control+d do?01:44
gamerasends EOF01:44
b4rbzand eof is??01:44
gamerawhat computer are you using?01:44
gameraend of file01:44
b4rbzoh, end of file?01:44
b4rbzgotcha01:45
b4rbzok so, about this whole 'my computer can't suspend' thing01:45
Bashing-omb4rbz: maybe Pm-suspend ??01:45
b4rbzwhat was that about01:45
b4rbzBashing-om, will do01:45
b4rbztrying now01:45
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andrexb4rbz: swap enabled?01:45
b4rbzBashing-om, we have a winner!01:46
gameradid it lock?01:46
b4rbzand that is the segue back to the original question01:47
b4rbzno01:47
Bashing-omb4rbz: Good, my system though, does not resume, (config problem some where).01:47
poseidonhow do I tell if varnish is caching my front page?01:47
poseidonI made a change via the backend and it showed up front without me having to purge the cache01:47
b4rbzBashing-om, my resumed fine.  just didn't lock like I want it to01:47
gamerawhat computer/mobo are you using?01:47
b4rbzgamera, Thinkpad x200s01:48
gameraOK, can you check in the BIOS if there's some setting pertaining to suspending?01:49
b4rbzgamera, sure.  ill be back in a couple of minutes then01:49
doesHi guys,I have a question.  I am using Ubuntu Gnome 12.04. Sometimes when  i log in,all the words in my bars and menus are all garbled with lines,and  i can only see a few letters of a word.Everything is functionable though,and a restart fixes it.01:56
b4rbzno suspend settings in the bios01:57
ezioi'm trying to launch mysqld_safe from a script but the script is haning up01:58
gamerab4rbz: try locking and then suspend.01:58
ezio/usr/bin/mysqld_safe &01:58
gamerab4rbz: you don't have it set to automatically log in, do you?01:58
b4rbzgamera, the lock screen stays01:59
b4rbzgamera, and no01:59
ryah_systemd is the init system in 14.04?02:02
ryah_why can't i find the systemctl binary?02:02
gamerab4rbz: try that again. Leave it in suspend for a while.02:02
b4rbzgamera, it stays locked, i know it does02:03
gameraI was mainly trying to see if your computer was actually suspending, since you'd disconnect from here if it were. (I had joins/parts hidden earlier)02:04
b4rbzgamera, ok ill suspend02:05
b4rbzhow long should i leave it suspended02:06
gameragive it about five minutes, that'll surely cause a ping timeout02:06
b4rbzgamera, will do.  see you on the other side02:08
trismryah_: no, it is not02:08
trismryah_: it is only available in the repos in 14.10 but not default yet02:08
vv111yhi, help for noob or goto ask? raid0 install prob02:10
sk1specialhow do i disable the gui for update manager to stop popping up? (but only when I update via terminal)02:11
zmiGuys hello i have a problem with network can you help me?02:13
sk1special(12.04)02:14
daftykins!ask | zmi02:14
ubottuzmi: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience02:14
zmii cant go to internet and video is bad i dont know if the driver is correct02:18
RubixRexanybody here have experience compiling a wallet for a cryptocurrency?02:21
RubixRexlike a bitcoin wallet?02:21
RubixRexfor ubuntu02:21
who1sth9tI know this is the wrong room. Hoping someone can point me to the right location. I need help finding an owner of an IP addy. room suggestions?02:21
ryah_trism: what should i use to keep my web server up? upstart?02:23
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dino82o/ hey all02:28
b4rbzgamera, it didn't reconnect me woops02:28
m100dino:hey02:28
b4rbzgamera, not sure if you got my past 2 messages02:29
dino82what version of apache/php does the latest ubuntu release come with?02:29
SchrodingersScat!info apache2 | dino8202:29
ubottudino82: apache2 (source: apache2): Apache HTTP Server. In component main, is optional. Version 2.4.7-1ubuntu4 (trusty), package size 85 kB, installed size 462 kB02:29
gamerab4rbz: which ones? from before you suspended? You did timeout, at least.02:29
SchrodingersScat!apt-cache | dino8202:29
dino82thanks SchrodingersScat02:30
b4rbzgamera, nah i sent a couple when I powered back up02:30
b4rbzit didn't reconnect me though so its all good02:31
gamerait still didn't lock, did it?02:31
gamerab4rbz: is the delay before locking set?02:31
SchrodingersScatdino82: also, when I googled for "php site:ubuntu.com" I got something like this: http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/php/02:32
b4rbzno, it still didn't lock02:32
b4rbzdelay?02:32
b4rbznot sure I have that option02:32
b4rbzgamera, do you mean the 'lock screen after: '02:32
gamerayes02:33
b4rbzbecause mine is set to lock when the screen turns off02:33
gamerawith zero delay set?02:33
gamerabecause locking on suspend and screen blank are checkboxes, the delay acts on top of them.02:34
dino82SchrodingersScat: perfect thanks02:34
b4rbzgamera, i don't see anything about delay02:34
iroc_68I have a question about moving installations into a new system02:35
trismryah_: 14.04 does use upstart although I think several of the webservers still use the sysv-init scripts (so managing links in /etc/rc?.d/ for start/stop)02:35
gamerab4rbz: here's what it looks like on my machine: http://a.pomf.se/uvzbog.png02:36
gamerab4rbz: that's inside of settings.security and privacy02:36
iroc_68I have an existing installation of ubuntu running on an older pc laptop, I have this macbook I am retiring and wondering if I can just move over the harddrive or if I have to reinstall it again while on the mac02:36
gamerairoc_68: you should reinstall.02:36
b4rbzgamera, im on 13.1002:37
b4rbzi dont have security and privacy settings02:37
iroc_68bummer I would really live to avoid doing so02:37
gamerairoc_68: but if you set up your account on the new machine, you can copy your home folder right over02:37
pfifodoes 14.04 come with mir?02:37
iroc_68very ture, ill have to try doing so02:38
iroc_68thanks very much02:38
gamerairoc_68: and then run $ sudo apt-get install [big list of every program you want on the computer]; and you'll have the system set up in a few minutes.02:39
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gamerab4rbz: the option should still be there, I seem to recall setting it once.02:39
b4rbzgamera, it's not there02:40
gamerab4rbz: what does your settings (preferences) window look like? screenshot?02:40
pfifoBashing-om: it seems the page is out of date02:41
Bashing-ompfifo: I will have looksee, best I recall mir is available for 14.04 .02:42
b4rbzgamera, http://i.imgur.com/9UPFSJb.png02:42
gameraThe delay setting should be in brightness and lock too.02:43
Bashing-ompfifo: Not too fr out, last updated the first of this year, did you see -> https://launchpad.net/mir ??02:45
Bashing-omfr/far *02:45
pfifoBashing-om: so i guess there isnt a mir-desktop metapackage yet02:46
Bashing-ompfifo: Yeah, there is, but I have no additional knowledge as to how to install mir.02:47
gamerab4rbz: do you have a delay set at all?02:48
b4rbzgamera, turn off screen when inactive for?02:48
b4rbzis that the setting you're talking about?02:48
gamera"lock screen after: "02:48
gamerais what I'm taking about.02:48
b4rbzgamera, when the screen turns off02:49
b4rbzso, theres not a delay02:49
pfifoBashing-om: i compiled it from source on 12.04, installing isnt a problem, its just if im going to use daily, i want it to be ready02:49
b4rbzyou're saying to put a delay on?02:49
dino82Where is the standard location for apache htdocs? In /usr/local ?02:50
gamerano, I thought it might have been set to lock after some long amount of time, which you never got to.02:50
gameralike, if it were set to 1hour+ delay02:51
b4rbzso now what02:51
Bashing-ompfifo: Understandable, there are several on ubuntuforums.org who have installed mir, and have experienced no problems in 14.04. Might saerch that site and draw your own conclusions (??).02:51
pfifoanother question, does ubuntu perform well with dual head touch screens02:53
gamerab4rbz: I don't think it's a user problem at this point. It looks like a bug.02:54
gameratry disabling and re-enabling the locking and set the lowest possible locking delay. see what happens02:55
b4rbzgamera, apparently.  should I just upgrade to 14.0402:55
Bashing-ompfifo: That one I can not addess. Most depends on the card and the drivers available, I do understand the open source drivers have come a long way in dual monitor support.02:55
gameraI don't know if that would help you, and I'm having Xorg issues with it.02:56
b4rbzgamera, then nope.  Xorg issues are no fun02:56
gamerafor now, I'd suggest binding ctrl-super-L to lock the screen and lock it manually.02:56
gameraand upgrade when trusty is more stable.02:56
b4rbzwill do, buddy.  thanks for all the help02:56
b4rbzgoing to bed, night all!02:58
bluezoneciao02:58
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Bashing-omdino82: -> /usr/share/doc <-  standard location for docs on the desktop .02:59
Guest89531Hi.  Needing some assistance on installation - Hung on "Saving installed packages..." for more than 2 hours03:00
dino82Bashing-om: Sorry I wasnt more specific, i mean for apache2 server, like /var/www/html for redhat, document root03:00
SchrodingersScatdino82: oh, /var/www/03:00
dino82It's /var/www for the latest Ubuntu?  Great, thanks03:00
Seven_Six_TwoI can't uninstall mailman!  Can I just delete it by hand?   http://paste.ubuntu.com/7419349/03:01
gameraapt-get purge?03:03
Guest89531I've tried 14.04 and 13.10, using bootable usb, both hang at "Saving installed packages..."03:04
Seven_Six_Twoapt-get purge    http://paste.ubuntu.com/7419365/03:05
Guest____How come 14.04 not have an option for encrypted LVM, and not letting me do it in the manual partitioning option?03:07
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gameraSeven_Six_Two: try killing all mailman processes first.03:09
Seven_Six_Twothey were dead. I deleted the dpkg info files and purged03:11
syeekickwhats an alternative to wicd-curses?03:13
SchrodingersScatSeven_Six_Two: not apt?03:13
Locke2002I've been trying all the standard stuff on Google for X11 Forwarding connection rejected because of wrong authentication. Is there any known problem with 14.04 upgraded from 13.x I should know about?03:13
lonedogwher can I get a list of some of the other discusion rooms for of topic03:17
lonedogoff topic03:17
questionhello03:18
questionis there someone here who can help me with a networking issue?03:18
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questionokay, since the people in the irc channel for this OS of linux are not helpful and just basically call you stupid. i came here because i have used this one before when i was using ubuntu03:20
kxtwoHave you guys heard anythinhg about updating to 14.03 wiping out dual boot windows?03:20
zykotick9syeekick: wicd-gtk, network-manager, or /etc/network/interfaces.03:20
zykotick9kxtwo: 14.03 never...  14.04 maybe ;)03:21
Seven_Six_TwoSchrodingersScat, nah, not this time03:21
questioni am running kali linux and under networking it says wired network disconnected and for wireless it says device not managed03:21
SchrodingersScatSeven_Six_Two: have you tried installing it and then uninstalling it?03:21
woshtyWhat solutions are there for locking a lxde based desktop? Ideally, it would be able to execute a script upon lock and unlock? I know about that lightdm-locker, which is unusable, and xscreensaver.03:21
Seven_Six_TwoSchrodingersScat, oh sorry, that was the fix. delete the usr/something/dpkg/info/mailman.*03:22
zykotick9question: fyi kali is based on debian, not ubuntu...  there is a #kali-linux <- or similar, channel.  see "/mgs ubuntu alis" for details how to search for channels on freenode.03:22
Seven_Six_Twothen purge and reinstall the package03:22
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questionzyko i know this but upon serching the internet there has been similar problems with ubuntu03:22
Xhearttjust to let you guys know i am still using 12.04lts and works great.03:23
zykotick9question: kali is _not_ supported in #ubuntu, go to the right channel... for the "right" support...03:23
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kxtwook this is weird03:24
lonedogcan anyone tell me whare I can go to ask off topic questions for discusion03:25
midnight109can someone point me to a guide that is easy to understand for setting up sendmail to use a smtp relay?03:25
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kxtwomy friend has a solid state drive and a regular drive.  He split them between windows and linux.  He updated to 14.04 and now his windows is gone and it only shows the non ssd drive03:25
Xhearttis it true 14.04 is mostly for tablets?03:26
fartfaceI'm trying to configure Ubuntu Server to use a VPN as it's source of internet traffic, but I also need to remotely access my machine.  I'm thinking that the problem lies with my (new) modem/router, which claims that the ports are forwarded, but if I try to SSH to my WAN IP, I get connection refused.03:26
SchrodingersScatfartface: why not go through the vpn?03:27
fartfaceWhat do you mean?03:27
fartfaceUse the VPN IP?03:27
fartfaceThat doesn't seem to work.03:28
SchrodingersScatfigured if you already had it in a vpn you could just be in the same vpn.03:29
fartfaceI'm connecting to PrivateInternetAccess, and trying to put all my traffic through there03:30
fartfaceFor one computer on my LAN03:31
fartfaceHmm hold on03:31
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owhI've installed a fresh version of 14.04 in a VMware Fusion 4 guest. The full resolution of the screens on my system is 4920 x 2280. Under Ubuntu 8.04 this works as expected. I installed gnome-session-fallback to enable metacity, but the machine still doesn't detect the full resolution. I've set the .vmx videoram to 128Mb.03:48
owhI'm out of ideas. Any suggestions?03:48
owhI've noticed similar behaviour with other versions of Ubuntu, which is why I'm still running 8.04. Other Ubuntu derivatives seem to do this without problem. I've not been able to detect the magic sauce.03:50
MegabyteHi, guys03:51
loaowh, try to write your own xorg cfg03:51
MegabyteHow to enable ctrl + alt + backspace on 14.10?03:51
phunyguyMegabyte: as in the X restart shortcut?03:51
Megabyteyes03:52
phunyguyMegabyte: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=118315603:52
MegabyteThanks!03:52
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owhloa, that's a new idea. Might just work. Excellent sideways suggestion. Tah.03:54
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loaowh, you can first try xrand -s 4920x228003:56
SpeirosIs there a reason why the information I'm learning on terminal from the unix system is a % symbol, whereas in reality it is a $03:57
Locke2002I've been trying all the standard stuff on Google for X11 Forwarding connection rejected because of wrong authentication. Is there any known problem with 14.04 upgraded from 13.x I should know about?03:57
owhloa: I'm guessing that I'll need to generate a modeline for that?03:57
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zykotick9Speiros: % vs $ is just a difference in the prompt setting, # would be the same on both <- root login (but ubuntu doesn't use root, but i believe "sudo -i" would still show it)03:59
loaowh, yea03:59
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Speiroszykotick9 Ah, okay.  Thanks.  While I'm at it, where would you suggest I learn terminal?  I got a suggestion yesterday, but ended up finding a unix channel.  There are a few other things I want to work out. (I'm really a beginner at knowing it)04:00
zykotick9Speiros: "learn terminal" is a big unclear... if your "hardcore" watch the #bash channel for a couple of days ;)04:01
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Jordan_USpeiros: I'm betting you're using a terribly outdated book on "UNIX".04:01
SpeirosI see.  Thanks.  I'll write it down, and have a look zykotick9.  lol, yes Jordan_U I didn't know where to go.04:02
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SpeirosThankyou lotuspsychje too:)04:03
Guest90011eh guys, desktop on my 13.04 is hang.. is there a way to restart it from a tty?04:03
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ubottuGuest90011: End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades04:03
dw1pullin' tha trigger04:04
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lotuspsychjeGuest90011: install a version from topic mate, 14.04 is very nice04:04
Guest90011huh?04:05
SpeirosWhile I have the chance, what is the best way to go from 12.04 to 14.04?  I looked on the ubuntu page and it didn't show a direct upgrade.04:05
lotuspsychjeGuest90011: 13.04 is not longer supported04:05
Guest90011whats the latest?04:05
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dw1Speiros: you can use software-updater but need to run it with -d flag because it wont be offered until 14.04.1 is available, for more stability04:05
Guest90011trusty tarh? is the latest?04:06
Guest90011i mean04:06
Speirosdw1 Ah, thanks.  I might wait until then.04:06
Guest90011tahr04:06
Guest90011im confused.. i thought i downloaded the latest ubuntu...04:06
dw1Speiros: i installed before official relase.  no major issues. :)04:07
Guest90011i got this live cd off the official its the latest or so i thought04:07
Guest90011official cannon04:07
Speirosdw1 No worries.  I'm just sick of getting stuck, so I need to build up my knowledge first I think.  Hopefully, life won't throw any whammies at me to prevent me from learning again for a bit.04:08
dw1Speiros: oh, cool04:08
Guest90011what is a good command to restart the desktop.. unity i think?04:09
sudormrf_hey guys.  so I am looking through some code from github.  the owner of the code says that the code uses google analytics for something.  I want to strip this code completely out, but I am not finding it anywhere.  I was looking here: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1008080?hl=en for ideas as to how this code is inserted, and did a search of all the files in the directory for the appropriate string of text, but my result04:10
sudormrf_are coming up empty.  any suggestions as to how to perform a better search for this using the CLI?04:10
SpeirosThanks for your help people and see you next time.04:11
owhI've created a modeline with: xrandr `cvt 4920 2280 60 | grep -v '#' | sed 's/Modeline //g'`   -- this shows up in xrandr, but when I try and add the mode to the screen, it tells me that it cannot find the mode "4920x2280_60.00"   -- what am I missing?04:12
dw1sudormrf_: not the best channel for your question, but try grep -R google-analytics *04:13
owhThat's curious. The modeline shows up attached to the wrong display after I created it.04:13
phunyguydw1: nonsense.  perfect channel for it.04:13
sudormrf_dw1: will try, suggestions for a better channel? :)04:14
dw1phunyguy: official ubuntu support? :/04:14
dw1sudormrf_: #google #linux #bash04:14
phunyguydw1: yes.04:14
dw1phunyguy: :)04:14
sudormrf_dw1: thanks :)04:14
phunyguydw1: it is ubuntu he is on... and a valid linux question.04:14
sudormrf_phunyguy: heh.  thanks :D04:14
abcdefDo we usually download ubuntu from official website like http://www.ubuntu.com/ ?04:15
dw1phunyguy: im comfortable with my opinion. :p04:15
phunyguyabcdef: why not?04:15
phunyguydw1: that's fine.  We just don't need to be so strict with what this channel entails.04:15
sudormrf_dw1 phunyguy either way, it was helpful :D04:15
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ubottuunopaste: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks!04:16
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unopasteISC[2308] 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 unmuted04:17
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unopasteISC[Z^_] 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 unmuted04:17
unopasteISC[Z^^] 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 unmuted04:17
unopasteISC[^^]] 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 unmuted04:17
unopasteISC[[a\] 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 unmuted04:17
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phunyguyso there's that/04:17
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ubottuHelp! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, rww, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler, Jordan_U, DJones or k1l!04:18
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unopasteISC[4170] 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 unmuted04:18
unopasteISC[3927] 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 unmuted04:18
unopasteISC[]Za] 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 unmuted04:18
unopasteISC[`\`] 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 unmuted04:18
unopasteISC[]^a] 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 unmuted04:18
unopasteISC[`^Z] 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 unmuted04:19
unopasteISC[^aZ] 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 unmuted04:19
unopasteISC[\Z]] 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 unmuted04:19
unopasteISC[\]a] 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 unmuted04:19
unopasteISC[\_a] 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 unmuted04:19
unopasteISC[[]a] 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 unmuted04:19
unopasteISC[a][] 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 unmuted04:19
unopasteISC[\_]] 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 unmuted04:19
unopasteISC[]^a] 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 unmuted04:19
unopasteISC[\_a] 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 unmuted04:19
unopasteISC[\Z]] 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 unmuted04:19
unopasteISC[a][] 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 unmuted04:19
unopasteISC[^aZ] 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 unmuted04:19
ISC[]Za]Greetins from iLeGails Security Clan o/04:19
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owhabcdef: The mirrors can be found here: http://mirrors.ubuntu.com/04:20
mozzarellaunopaste is not a smart robot04:21
phunyguyit will get better.04:21
sudormrf_lol04:21
bigred15why can't a security clan spell greetings correctly?04:22
rwwor use regex properly04:22
owhROTFL04:22
dw1script kiddos not english majors :)04:22
phunyguyok let's get back to business.04:23
owhabcdef: Did you see the link I sent you among all that?04:23
sudormrf_well poodoo04:24
sudormrf_not sure how integrated this file is04:24
dw1perhaps they obfuscated it :/04:24
sudormrf_looks like I found the file that is the one that houses all the GA code04:24
abcdefI cannot find a mirror to download ubuntu04:24
abcdefbut only from its official website04:24
sudormrf_need to find any other calls to that script04:24
sudormrf_so I can comment them out then kill the script04:25
sudormrf_looks like I may have found it :D04:25
sudormrf_time to nuke it and test :D04:25
liulshello everyone how to get a config-file's instruction04:27
owhabcdef: The list of mirrors is here: http://mirrors.ubuntu.com/04:28
liulshi owh04:28
phunyguyliuls: not sure what you mean by that... but the app's man page should have all that.04:28
liulsplease give me the comand line for this04:29
phunyguy!man | liuls04:29
ubottuliuls: The "man" command brings up the Linux manual pages for the command you're interested in. Try "man intro" at the  command line, or see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | Manpages online: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/04:29
liulsi can't find04:29
liulsi want /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/10periodic 's detail instruction04:31
liulsi don't know how to get it04:33
owhliuls: man apt.conf04:33
dw1liuls: less /etc/cron.daily/apt  shows them all04:33
dw104:33
liulsthanks04:34
dw1dang client got stuck for a sec :/04:34
liulsexcuse me  how to anacron's config instruction04:39
phunyguyliuls: http://linux.die.net/man/8/anacron04:41
liuls how to get anacron's config instruction , i need the  mothed to get the instruction04:42
hggdhor, generically, http://manpages.ubuntu.com/04:42
dcajacob05what are -dev packages for?04:42
phunyguydcajacob05: typically for compiling packages04:42
rudymcrudei think i'm having network issues. i've set up a webserver and set up a site to respond on foo.local, however, it takes over 'localhost' when viewed on the local machine, but when viewed on the network, it gives the default web server page - what on earth is going wrong?04:42
dcajacob05phunyguy: so, it includes source and headers?04:43
phunyguydcajacob05: that I can't be sure of04:43
dcajacob05phunyguy: would you typically install package and package-dev if you are developing against a package?04:43
dcajacob05or just package-dev?04:43
phunyguyrudymcrude: you should look at your default website config and double check what IP it is listening on04:43
phunyguydcajacob05: I don't know.04:44
canishow to create usb bootable in ubuntu 12.04?04:44
phunyguy!info unetbootn04:45
ubottuPackage unetbootn does not exist in trusty04:45
phunyguygrrr...04:45
phunyguy!info unetbootin04:45
ubottuunetbootin (source: unetbootin): installer of Linux/BSD distributions to a partition or USB drive. In component universe, is optional. Version 585-2ubuntu1 (trusty), package size 215 kB, installed size 835 kB04:45
phunyguycanis: that is a nice tool.04:45
phunyguycanis: you can also dd the iso to the usb device.04:46
rudymcrudephunyguy: the default web site config hasn't changed04:46
phunyguyrudymcrude: so what is the expected behavior?04:46
phunyguyyour description seems like the expected behavior.04:46
phunyguyand have you restarted apache2 since making changes?04:47
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digitalshankarhi i freshly installed ubuntu 14.04 the problem is whenever i start the comp the wired network is not detected and after restart it works. I have to repeat this step every morning. Then Unity Dash auto hide on/off doesn't work. Please help.04:48
rudymcrudephunyguy: when i go to localhost, i want to see the default site, but when i go to foo.local i want to see the foo.local site, however atm, foo.local is being seen on localhost04:48
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phunyguy*grumble*04:49
rudymcrudephunyguy: also, when i view the ip address on the local network i see the default site04:49
phunyguyrudymcrude: give me a bit.  we are in the middle of some stupitidy...04:49
rudymcrudei see ;)04:49
phunyguystupidity*04:49
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rudymcrudethe silence before the storm04:53
sudormrf_is this channel the right channel for xbmcubuntu or is the xbmc channel the right channel? :D04:54
rudymcrudea new proxy list :(04:57
phunyguysudormrf_: neither seems like the right channel04:58
sudormrf_phunyguy: d’oh! :/04:58
ArduinoFive US Internet Providers Are Slowing Down Access Until They Get More Cash04:59
phunyguyArduino: please keep it on topic.05:00
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sudormrf_Arduino: join #networking and talk about it :)05:01
phunyguysudormrf_: no.05:01
rudymcrudephunyguy: when i go to localhost, i want to see the default site, but when i go to foo.local i want to see the foo.local site, however atm, foo.local is being seen on localhost05:01
sudormrf_phunyguy: ok.  i suppose it would be OT for #networking :D05:01
rudymcrudephunyguy: also, when i view the ip address on the local network i see the default site05:01
rudymcrudedoes that make sense?05:02
phunyguyrudymcrude: it does.05:02
phunyguyrudymcrude: you need to use vhosts in this case05:02
phunyguyrudymcrude: you need to set up a vhost for foo.local to listen and display that page.05:02
canishow to upgrade from 12.04 to 14.04?05:03
sudormrf_canis: sudo do-release-upgrade05:04
phunyguycanis: sudo do-release-upgrade -d05:04
sudormrf_phunyguy: what does the -d do?05:04
phunyguyyou need the -d option or it is not available until July05:04
sudormrf_aaaahh05:04
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phunyguyupgrade to 12.04 to 14.04 isn't available until 14.04.105:04
rudymcrudephunyguy: THANKS! i corrected a small mistake and bam!05:04
sudormrf_phunyguy: thanks :D05:04
phunyguyunless you use -d05:04
phunyguyrudymcrude: sweet05:05
sudormrf_edification :D05:05
phunyguyand good job unopaste05:05
canisit says no new release found05:05
rudymcrudei'm on arm, i don't upgrade yet ;)05:05
phunyguycanis: maybe your mirror doesn't have it?05:06
canisi want to upgrade to ubuntu 14.04 LTS05:06
canishow to do that?05:06
digitalshankarhi i freshly installed ubuntu 14.04 the problem is whenever i start the comp the wired network is not detected and after restart it works. I have to repeat this step every morning. Then Unity Dash auto hide on/off doesn't work. Please help.05:06
rudymcrudefigured i'd buy an arm board as an always-on server - it's cool so far!05:06
sudormrf_computer case, y u so hard to find!05:06
phunyguycanis: and you are on 12.04... i386 or amd64?05:06
canisnow what can i do to install ubuntu 14.04LTS?05:06
canisIs there any other way to get it?05:07
owhcanis: What is the current version of your installation?05:09
canisplz help me?05:10
phunyguycanis: you can try answering my question05:10
phunyguycanis: areyou on i386... amd64...05:10
canisi am on 12.04 i38605:10
phunyguyand you did `sudo do-release-upgrade -d` ?05:11
phunyguywith the -d option?05:11
canisnow what to do?05:11
owhcanis: You need to run that command in the terminal.05:11
canisi am using 12.04 i38605:12
owhcanis: Yes.05:12
phunyguycanis: I get that.  Did you run that command05:12
owhcanis: In the terminal, type this: "sudo do-release-upgrade -d"05:12
* owh notes that canis might not have english as their first language with an IP from Nepal.05:13
phunyguyyeah that makes it tough.,05:13
owhThat, or there is some funky routing going on ;-)05:13
Tzici'd just like to state, for the record, that i love xkill05:14
dw1when's the wedding05:14
phunyguyTzic: good...?05:14
phunyguylet's stay on topic pleaser.05:14
phunyguy-r05:14
energizer1I've been struggling with the upgrade for a while. Can yall help me out?05:14
energizer1"could not calculate the upgrade": http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=222067505:15
phunyguyenergizer1: we can do our best.05:15
linux_olá05:16
phunyguyenergizer1: any third party repositories enabled?05:16
energizer1phunyguy: i've got a screenshot of my repos at the bottom there, i think05:16
phunyguyenergizer1: that doesn't answer my question05:18
phunyguyenergizer1: are you using third party repositories...05:18
phunyguy(I am having a hard time with forum access to view attachments)05:19
energizer1phunyguy: i have things installed from third party repos, yes. but i basically went through the software sources window and unchecked everything05:20
ndyhi i wanna add start up preferences at top panel05:20
energizer1phunyguy: i can upload the screencaps to imgur if its not working properly05:20
phunyguyenergizer1: not sure that it can remedy that05:20
ndyhi i wanna know y my ubuntu cant detect my sound card05:20
canisanyone here05:21
phunyguyenergizer1: also, you possibly should leave some of that stuff checked05:21
dw1energizer1: can scan the logs for errors and broken packages https://www.kubuntuforums.net/showthread.php?63885-An-unresolvable-problem-occurred-while-calculating-the-upgrade05:21
phunyguyenergizer1: if you have no repos enabled... the upgrade won't work.  ;)05:21
phunyguycanis: we have tried to answer your question.05:22
phunyguyenergizer1: at a minimum, on the first screenshot with nothing checked... check 3 out of the 4... with the one unchecked being the pre-release updates.05:23
Beldarenergizer1, Have you been using PPA's and any other 3rd party repos?05:24
energizer1phunyguy: sorry i don't see "pre-release updates"05:24
energizer1Beldar: ya i have a bunch of ppas installed05:25
phunyguyyeah I misread05:25
phunyguythat is the update tab.  I was going from memory05:25
Beldarenergizer1, I would guess that is the issue, you have modified it enough to cause this.05:25
phunyguybut man you had a lot of repositories....05:25
phunyguyenergizer1: but man you had a lot of repositories....05:25
Beldar!ppa-purge | energizer105:25
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phunyguy^ yes05:26
phunyguymay be better just to back up /home and start over05:26
energizer1phunyguy: ouch lol05:27
phunyguyenergizer1: wish I had a better answer.05:27
phunyguyif someone else can help, great, but it doesn't take long to reinstall ubuntu.05:28
phunyguyI should know.... I do it often...05:28
shambuhello, after installing ubuntu i cant enter the bios setup.05:28
energizer1phunyguy: im sorta surprised -- yall don't use many ppas? where do you get all the software?05:28
phunyguyshambu: going to guess you have UEFI?05:28
energizer1(obviously i don't mean all)05:29
shambuyep05:29
shambuphunyguy, yep05:29
shambuphunyguy, solution?05:29
phunyguyenergizer1: personally I am currently on Gentoo, but in all honesty I don't.05:29
abcdef1630 people in the channel05:29
phunyguyshambu: you need to find the hotkey to get into the UEFI bios on boot05:29
phunyguythat depends on hardware05:29
shambuphunyguy, its F2 but it doesnt work05:30
shambu:P05:30
phunyguyabcdef: ok?05:30
phunyguyshambu: not sure then. not much #ubuntu can do about that/.05:30
shambuphunyguy, where should i go?05:30
phunyguyshambu: to your PC manufacturer05:30
shambui mean all this started after installing ubnutu :P05:30
DalekSecenergizer1: Total Normal packages: 68873, that's a lot to choose from the main repos themselves.05:30
phunyguyshambu: I get that.  But installing ubuntu should not affect your ability to get to your bios.05:31
owhWhat's the issue shambu?05:31
phunyguyowh: ubuntu made his BIOS dissappear05:32
owhReally?05:32
owhThat's a new trick.05:32
phunyguyhe can't boot to it apparently.05:32
shambuowh, i cant enter the bios setup or boot menu after installing ubnutu 13.1005:32
phunyguybios setup != boot menu05:32
phunyguythere is another hotkey for bios setup05:33
shambui cant enter into both phunyguy05:33
phunyguydid you try f12?05:33
shambuyep , i tried most of the F*05:33
abcdefphunyguy: Is xubuntu way better and lighter than ubuntu ?05:33
owhshambu: What system do you have?05:33
shambunothing works :!05:33
phunyguyabcdef: what?05:33
phunyguyabcdef: that is up to you to choose.  lighter? yes.  better? up to you.05:34
shambuowh, core i5 ,05:34
phunyguyshambu: who made your computer05:34
energizer1phunyguy: ok im thinking about backing up ~ and trying again. What will happen to my programs? how about program config files?05:34
owhshambu: No, what brand?05:34
shambuphunyguy, samsung t series05:34
shambuowh, ^^05:34
owhshambu: Model number?05:34
phunyguyenergizer1: that should all be in /etc and /home05:34
phunyguymost likely all in ! though05:34
phunyguyerr ~05:34
shambumodel np300e5x05:35
phunyguyjust back up ~, reinstall, and restore ~05:35
energizer1phunyguy: but i shouldn ttry to backkup etc because that's where the problem is, right?05:35
phunyguyyes05:35
phunyguybackup ~, and install 14.0405:35
phunyguymay even be able to run the upgrade from liveDVD05:35
phunyguytry it.05:35
phunyguyshambu: do you get that ubuntu will not overwrite a bios?05:36
abcdefmy laptop's specs are core i7, ram: 4G, AMD: 2G, cpu: 2-2.5Ghz05:36
abcdefbut still gets heavy with ubuntu from official website05:37
shambuwhen i am booting from pen drive its directly entering ubuntu05:37
energizer1phunyguy: so, i've been thinking about trying oout some new OSs, namely arch. will the same technique (pasting ~) work there too without a hitch?05:37
shambuwhen i am booting from pen drive its directly entering ubuntu ?05:38
phunyguyenergizer1: that is more for #ubuntu-offtopic05:39
shambuunable to boot from pen drive05:39
energizer1phunyguy: fair point05:39
phunyguyabcdef: also you too... #ubuntu-offtopic.05:39
phunyguyshambu: I am not sure where the hangup is.05:39
phunyguyshambu: #ubuntu will not.  I repeat..  WILL NOT overwrite a BIOS.05:40
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energizer1phunyguy: alright thanks for your help (Beldar too)05:40
phunyguyshambu: if you cannot get to your BIOS, that is between you and Samsung.05:40
shambuunable to open bios05:41
KJ6MLTif I make a liveUSB and install software will it stay on the liveUSB? is there functionality to make this happen?05:41
phunyguyshambu: is that the error?05:41
phunyguyKJ6MLT: yes.... the liveusb ramdisk will house the installed software05:41
hmagoouefi?05:42
shambuya05:42
BlueProtomanHow can I add an application to the Nautilus "Open With" menu?05:42
phunyguyif you want a persistence file, check out the ubuntu startup disk creator05:42
phunyguyKJ6MLT: ^^05:42
KJ6MLTphunyguy: thanks I will look into that05:42
shambu@phunyguy: yes05:43
phunyguythat wasn'tme05:43
phunyguyoh05:43
shambuare you fucking kidding me05:43
phunyguyshambu: then you need to call Samsung.05:43
phunyguyshambu: please watch your laungage05:43
phunyguylanguage*05:43
shambupoda patti05:43
shambusOORYY MY  FRIEND05:44
phunyguyshambu: try to be nice.  We are trying to help.... but BIOS issues are between you and Samsung.05:44
shambuKK  sorryy :(05:45
phunyguyI am guessing there is something you are missing that they can help with.05:45
shambuphunyguy, thanks mate. i will contact them :)05:46
shambucya later05:46
phunyguyBlueProtoman: usually when you select the "other" option (can't remember datails), and select something else, it will start appearing there.05:47
BlueProtomanphunyguy: What if it's not in there?05:47
phunyguybrowse to it in /usr/bin ?>05:47
BlueProtomanI don't have the option to do so.  I can only choose from the given list of apps.05:47
phunyguyis there no spot to manually input a command?05:47
phunyguyor browse for an executable?05:48
BlueProtomanNope.05:48
phunyguyyou are going to make me install nautilus05:48
phunyguyinstalling (bear with me... Gentoo_05:49
phunyguy)05:49
BlueProtomanOK.05:49
owhBlueProtoman: It's under "Use a custom command"05:49
BlueProtomanowh: Don't see it.05:49
phunyguy><05:50
phunyguyowh: mind taking a screenshot?05:50
owhBlueProtoman: Your window title is: "Open With"05:50
BlueProtomanowh: Correct.  I do not see any option under "U" except "Ubuntu Software Center".05:50
* phunyguy waits for it05:50
owhBlueProtoman: It's not in the list itself, it's in the window below it.05:51
BlueProtomanowh: Then I must be blind, I see nothing.05:51
owhBlueProtoman: Do you see a Remove Cancel and Open button?05:51
BlueProtomanhttp://imgur.com/kHty8LM05:52
phunyguyowh: take a screenshot please.  I will be done in a second with my gentoo install.05:52
owhphunyguy: I'm running 8.0405:52
phunyguyYIKES05:52
phunyguyok hang on05:52
BlueProtomanThe Christ?05:52
phunyguy>>> Jobs: 9 of 10 complete, 1 running               Load avg: 3.61, 2.73, 1.2705:52
owhphunyguy: You make VMware detect the screen resolution and I'll move up ;-)05:52
phunyguyowh: that is your job.05:53
probohi all, who can help me? i look for application who can make with my 2 webcams 1 virtual cams with 2 diferrent views05:53
owhphunyguy: You're living up to your /nick there ;-)05:53
owhBlueProtoman: Well, that's special. You're missing some options.05:53
ds_Hi, I am trying to make a custom iso following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization using 14.04 as base iso.......but facing issues05:53
BlueProtomanowh: How could this have happened?05:54
owhBlueProtoman: Did you double click, or right click on the icon?05:54
phunyguyBlueProtoman: "Run Software"05:54
BlueProtomanowh: Right click05:54
dw1ds_: what kind of issues05:54
phunyguyseems obscure...05:54
BlueProtomanphunyguy: Tried that, looks like it tries to run the file as an executable program05:54
phunyguyoh...05:54
ds_dwl: it says the kernel is trying to kill the init05:55
phunyguyBlueProtoman: mind if I ask what it is you are trying to run?05:55
owhphunyguy: A Makefile05:55
BlueProtomanphunyguy: Just Sublime Text 3.  I installed the official .deb of it with the Ubuntu Software Center, the usual method.05:56
phunyguy?05:56
ds_dwl: I am new to this and trying to bundle apache2, php5 with it.....05:56
BlueProtomanI can run it via the Applications menu--but if I were satisfied with that, I wouldn't be in here.05:56
phunyguyBlueProtoman: then you need to find out why sublime Text didn't register an entry in /usr/share/applications05:56
owhBlueProtoman: Your screenshot shows you trying to open a Makefile.05:56
BlueProtomanowh: In Sublime Text.05:56
owhAh05:56
phunyguyyeah that makes sense05:56
* owh always opens Makefiles with make ;-)05:57
BlueProtomanWhat if I want to, you know, edit it?05:57
BlueProtomanphunyguy: If I could just add it myself, I wouldn't have to ping the ST3 devs about that.05:57
phunyguyBlueProtoman: you can.05:57
owhBlueProtoman: I understand. Does sublime text show up in the App menu at all?05:57
BlueProtomanowh: Yes.05:57
phunyguyBlueProtoman: have you logged back out and back in again?05:58
BlueProtomanphunyguy: OK, but that won't solve my general problem.05:58
owhBlueProtoman: Create a bob.txt file and try it with that.05:58
BlueProtomanphunyguy: Many times.  I have had this issue for a long time.05:58
phunyguyit's just strange.  What's wrong with opening it from within Sublime?05:58
wackyluckyduckyhas anyone come across an issue where windows are not sizable? and can't close them?05:58
owhBlueProtoman: It might also be a mime-type issue.05:58
explodesIs there a good way to share mouse/keyboard with an OSX machine? synergy is being really shitty: "FATAL: An error occurred: assistive devices does not trust this process, allow it in system settings."05:58
wackyluckyduckyand the first window you open is the top window?05:58
phunyguyBlueProtoman: wouldn't be the only issue I have had with nautilus.05:58
* owh agrees05:59
BlueProtomanowh: Using the license.txt next to it brings up the same problem.05:59
phunyguyexplodes: please watch your language05:59
phunyguyBlueProtoman: would you mind installing Thunar and trying from there?05:59
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phunyguyif that works, please file a bug with launchpad about nautilus05:59
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BlueProtomanphunyguy: I have to go all the way to the top left of the screen, hunt for Sublime Text, open it there, then hunt for the file in "File -> Open"?06:00
phunyguyBlueProtoman: apparently so.06:00
dw1ds_: hmm can you look at the logs /var/log/dmesg and /var/log/syslog ?06:00
phunyguybut try with thunar06:00
BlueProtomanSure, one sec06:00
dw1ds_: maybe some infos in there06:00
ds_ok06:00
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canishow to create usb bootable in ubuntu?06:02
BlueProtomanphunyguy: It works with Thunar.  Damn.06:02
phunyguycanis: liveusb or install on USB>06:02
phunyguy??06:02
phunyguyBlueProtoman: bug filing time.06:02
SwedeMikecanis: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick06:02
BlueProtomanphunyguy: Where can I do it?06:03
phunyguy!bug06:03
ubottuIf you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug using the command « ubuntu-bug <package> » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs.06:03
owhHold on, that app came from debian did it not.06:03
owhBlueProtoman: ^06:03
phunyguyowh: which app?06:03
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phunyguyno it was a third party .deb... but that's irrelevant.06:03
owhphunyguy: The one that BlueProtoman installed.06:04
BlueProtomanowh: What, Sublime Text?  No, I got it separately, but this seems to be a Nautilus problem06:04
owhMy point is, it's not a Ubuntu .deb06:04
phunyguythe problem is nautilus not being able to manually select a command to run for that app.... which it could in previous versions.06:04
phunyguylole 8.0406:04
phunyguylike*06:04
phunyguy;)06:04
wackyluckyduckyI've seen some posts on this issue... but nothing seems to help.06:04
owhPerhaps that's a feature that got turned off.06:04
phunyguyindeed.06:04
wackyluckyduckyand I've run into it before but I don't remember how it was resolved.06:04
* owh has a look-see at nautilus. It might be a plug-in.06:05
phunyguywackyluckyducky: are you on nvidia or ATI?06:05
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wackyluckyduckycan't remember...06:05
owhBlueProtoman: Which version of Ubuntu?06:05
phunyguywat06:05
wackyluckyduckyphunyguy: how can I tell?06:05
phunyguywackyluckyducky: your video hardware06:05
BlueProtomanowh: 13.10.06:06
wackyluckyduckyphunyguy: I think it's nvidia but I'm not sure06:06
phunyguywackyluckyducky: this issue screams issues with nvidia drivers06:07
TheDude.06:07
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wackyluckyduckyphunyguy: oh crap... it sounds familiar... I recently upgraded kubuntu to 14.0406:07
owhBlueProtoman: Do a search for nautilus in Software Centre. It has a whole range of plugins. One may provide you with the bit that's missing. I don't have 13.10 handy and packages.ubuntu.com isn't being helpful.06:07
phunyguywackyluckyducky: try searching for restricted drivers in kde control panel06:08
wackyluckyduckyphunyguy: it's like this issue comes back every time I do an upgrade06:08
BlueProtomanBug filed.06:08
owhBlueProtoman: Do a search for nautilus in Software Centre. It has a whole range of plugins. One may provide you with the bit that's missing. I don't have 13.10 handy and packages.ubuntu.com isn't being helpful.06:08
KJ6MLTI am trying to format my 16Gb usb but I keep getting errors using the Disks tool in ubuntu. Does anyone have any suggestions?06:08
phunyguywackyluckyducky: you probably need to install the nvidia restricted drivers06:08
phunyguy!nvidia | wackyluckyducky06:08
ubottuwackyluckyducky: For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VideoDriverHowto06:08
wackyluckyduckyphunyguy: okay, I'll try that.06:08
wackyluckyduckyubottu: thanks.06:09
ubottuYou're welcome! But keep in mind I'm just a bot ;-)06:09
BlueProtomanowh: Working on it.06:09
KJ6MLTI can't remove any partitions, and therefore can't move forward with using the thumb drive.06:09
phunyguyKJ6MLT: what sort of errors06:09
KJ6MLTphunyguy: it mentions that there is a missing GPT table, and Error: Unable to satify all constraints on the partition (udisk-error-quark,0)06:10
phunyguyKJ6MLT: is the disk mounted?06:10
phunyguyKJ6MLT: if not... is it a non-faulty usb stick?06:10
BlueProtomanowh: I already seem to have damn near every plugin installed already.06:11
phunyguyKJ6MLT: to be safe I would make sure it is unmounted, then `sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sd{number of usb stick}`06:11
KJ6MLTI guess one of the partitions is mentioning it is mounted but I can't find an option to unmount it06:11
phunyguybasically write zeros to the drive06:11
phunyguymake sure you get the right device though!06:12
KJ6MLTgotcha that makes sense but I can't seem to get it unmounted06:12
phunyguydon' need to write zeros to your OS install!06:12
phunyguyunplug it.06:12
KJ6MLTno that would be bad06:12
owhBlueProtoman: Hmm. Bug report it is then ;-)06:12
BlueProtomanowh: I already did.  Now what?06:12
phunyguyKJ6MLT: either that or click the eject button in nautilus06:12
KJ6MLTodd now it is saying it is all freespace06:13
owhBlueProtoman: Did you logout and back in again?06:13
phunyguygood.06:13
phunyguy:)06:13
phunyguymake your partitions06:13
KJ6MLTbut just a moment ago it was saying that it wasn't so I guess unplugging it worked06:13
BlueProtomanowh: I have had this issue for ages, and have turned my computer on and off--thus implying logging in then out--many times over.06:13
owhBlueProtoman: Ah. Well, then it's time to find a Sublime Text Editor package for Ubuntu and see if that has the same issue.06:14
BlueProtomanowh: I *am* using a Sublime package.06:14
owhBlueProtoman: Yes, but one build by Ubuntu.06:15
phunyguyowh: that is incorrect06:15
BlueProtomanowh: There is none, not version 3 anyway.06:15
owhAh06:15
KJ6MLTphunyguy: odd now it is back to the same issue, one partition says /dev/sdc1 then another sdc2, and sdc3 and sdc06:15
KJ6MLTphunyguy: odd now it is back to the same issue, one partition says /dev/sdc1 then another sdc2, and sdc3 and sdc/06:15
phunyguyo.O06:15
KJ6MLToops, I meant is that normal?06:15
* owh goes back to trying to figure out how not to crash the VMware Host with a faulty xorg.conf in a guest.06:15
phunyguywell what are those partitions?06:16
KJ6MLTit was a live CD of fedora06:16
phunyguyKJ6MLT: ahh yes, you need to dd that device06:16
phunyguyfedora probably had you dd the iso to the drive, right?06:16
KJ6MLTit was a piece of software on a windows machine, probably did some type of dd06:17
KJ6MLTso what do I use for /dev/sdc#?06:17
phunyguyKJ6MLT: `sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdc`06:17
phunyguyletit run until it finishes06:17
phunyguyunplug and replug, then use the disk utility to create partitions.06:17
KJ6MLTok sounds good06:17
abcdefI was installing ubuntu on my laptop06:18
abcdefafter its installation, it shows up a error messege06:19
abcdefIt reported that it couldnt mount hard-drive on this device06:19
KJ6MLTphunyguy: any thoughts on this memory leak no talloc stackframe at ../source3/param/loadparm.c:4864, leaking memory06:19
phunyguyabcdef: an actual pastebin or screenshot of the error would be better..06:20
phunyguyKJ6MLT: no idea there.06:20
KJ6MLTis it safe to leave it running?06:20
ubuntuser13abcdef: are you format hdd partition with / mount point ?06:20
abcdefubuntuuser13: ermm... I didnt06:21
phunyguyKJ6MLT: I am not a developer.  I have no idea.06:22
phunyguyKJ6MLT: if you meant the dd, then yes06:23
phunyguyit will finish in due time.06:23
ubuntuser13abcdef:first step select  partition for ubuntu installation,then format it with ext2 or ext4 filesystem then select mount point / press ok  or see  ubuntu installation page at www.ubuntu.com/06:23
meccoolldoes 14.04 still use xorg.config?06:23
phunyguymeccooll: hardly06:23
phunyguymeccooll: it still uses Xorg, but by now everything is autodetected and just kind of works.06:24
owhUnless of course it doesn't.06:24
meccoollyeah that's where i'm at the doesn't part06:24
* owh is currently playing with *exactly* that.06:24
phunyguyowh: you are a special case... and I would imagine the kernel is to blame,06:24
meccoolli can't get my 4th monitor to come on06:24
owhmeccooll: Is this a virtual machine?06:25
meccoollnope06:25
abcdefubuntuuser13: It didnt appear to format any partition when installing ... I ran its installation from Wins 706:25
meccoollon free radeon driver06:25
owhmeccooll: In System Settings, Resolution, what happens if you click Detect Monitors.06:25
abcdefso it just automatically install into the same drive that Wins 7 present06:26
phunyguyok folks... it's been fun.  I hame some Gentoo configuring to do.  See you in a bit.06:26
meccoollowh, huh no i see all 4 monitors there :/06:26
phunyguyping me or other ops if the channel blows up06:26
ubuntuser13abcdef: it means you are installing ubuntu inside win7 using wubi tool06:26
meccoollowh, ha but when i click on the forth one window just goes grey and is not responding nice06:27
owhmeccooll: Any errors in xerrors?06:27
abcdefubuntuuser13: Yes06:28
meccoollowh, are you talking about ~/.xsession-errors ?06:29
owhmeccooll: That sounds right.06:30
meccoollinit: at-spi2-registryd main process ended, respawning06:30
meccoollinit: at-spi2-registryd respawning too fast, stopped06:30
meccoollinit: update-notifier-crash (/var/crash/fglrx.0.crash) main process (3276) terminated with status 106:30
owhThat looks fun.06:31
meccoollgrr why is fglrx is there it was suppose to be gone06:31
owhmeccooll: Make sure you're looking at a current error!06:31
meccoollyeah that might be old stuff06:32
meccoollthere are no time stamps on lines06:32
owhmeccooll: The file has a timestamp06:32
owhmeccooll: dpkg -l *fglrx*06:32
owhmeccooll: That will tell you if anything is still installed.06:32
meccoollun  fglrx-glx                                     <none>                      <none>                      (no description available)06:33
ubuntuser13abcdef: are you using encrypted hdd?06:34
meccoollowh, un is unknown status ?06:34
owhmeccooll: Did you purge the install when you removed them?06:35
meccoollthought i did06:36
meccooll$ sudo apt-get remove --purge fglrx-glx06:38
meccoollPackage 'fglrx-glx' is not installed, so not removed06:38
abcdefubuntuser13: no, I dont.06:38
RNAHello #ubuntu, is there a channel for beginner with questions?06:39
thomedymy ubuntu 14 only recognizes dvd 's when it wants to... how can i tell it what to do everytime06:39
abcdefubuntuser13: Can it be if ubuntu I downloaded from its official website got problem ?06:39
owhRNA, welcome. Yes it is.06:39
RNAThanks, I just wanted to know how much disk space should I partition for 10.04?06:40
owhRNA: Any reason you're planning to install a version that's 4 years old?06:40
ubuntuser13abcdef:  maybe, try to match md5 checksum of downloaded iso, which ubuntu version you are trying to install06:40
RNAwops I mean 14.04 the latest06:41
abcdef14.0406:41
owhRNA: One moment.06:42
abcdefubuntuser13: http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop06:42
RNAthank you06:42
abcdefI should try xubuntu06:42
owhRNA: I just happen to have a default install just finished. It takes up 3.5G. You'll need to leave more space than that.06:43
ubuntuser13abcdef: ok06:43
MaxKrypke#vivaolinux06:50
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Guest90224need help. I'm tryying to uninstall a strange scope plugin called color lovers. My friend whom I gave ubuntu too is weirded out by this plugin07:00
utopianhi07:01
MaxFrameshello07:02
psicobracan any one help i have an intel gm965 gfx card and a unbranded monitor capable of 1440x900 resolution but ubuntu says the max is 1024x768 and xrandr agrees07:02
MaxFramesI have a problem on 14.04 which is preventing me to use it as an active directory client07:03
MaxFramesI have installed powerbroker and configure it to join my active directory domain as per these instructions: http://notesonit.blogspot.it/2013/03/howto-powerbroker-identity-services.html07:04
shyrainhi07:04
MaxFramesapparently it all worked out and I was able to logon to the ubuntu machine using domain credentialsd07:04
MaxFramesafter one day, I was no longer able to (credentials rejected)07:04
shyrainhow  to  install  qq07:04
shyrainsomebody  know??07:05
MaxFramesI disjoined the machine from the domain, rejoined it, and all was back to working order.... for one day. the next day, all was broken again07:05
MaxFramesand I am positive nothing at all was changed on the domain or on the client in the meantime07:05
kdzhi guys, somethign on my ubuntu box is eating up my disk space. how can i determine which folders or processes is doing this?07:06
owhMaxFrames: There was a comment about that earlier. I seem to recall something about passwords being reset, or a password sync issue and the domain locking the workstation out. Have a look at the IRC logs for today.07:06
MaxFrameswhat is making powerbroker unable to authenticate active directory users? what tools can I use to troubleshoot?07:06
psicobrashyrain, there are 2 qq compatible clients in the ubuntu software centre07:06
psicobratencent qq messenger or wmpathy07:06
psicobra*empathy07:06
Guest90224purging colour lovers should be safe right?07:06
MaxFramesowh: how can I access the channel logs?07:06
MaxFramesI have just joined07:07
Mugginskdz: has it been there since install or is the occupied disk space new07:07
kdzMuggins a few days ago i have gb worth of space07:07
kdznow i have 200mb space left07:07
owhMaxFrames: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/07:07
Mugginshmm sorry i'm not sure07:08
shyrainhow07:08
Mugginsi'd run an apt-get clean command07:08
Mugginssee if that frees up any space07:08
shyrainhow   to  find  tencent qq messenger or wmpathy software07:08
psicobrashyrain, open ubuntu software center type in the search box qq07:09
MaxFramespsicobra: maybe this will give some hint http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=Configuring_resolution_via_xorg.conf07:09
shyrainno  match07:09
MaxFramesI had a similar problem in windows with a 1440x900 monitor, and I was able to solve it using the linux modeline for this monitor someone posted on a forum07:09
shyrainbox  qq??07:09
Jordan_Ukdz: baobob is a good GUI disk usage analyzer, and I think it's included by default.07:09
shyrainyes??07:10
psicobrashyrain, sudo apt-get update07:10
kdzi only have console07:10
m0e42kdz: you could use du for checking up what gets diskusage. or the disk usage analysis tool07:10
psicobraMaxFrames, i didnt think ubuntu used xorg.conf any more?07:11
Jordan_Ukdz: du -h / | less07:11
psicobrashows how much i know07:11
adsfdid anyone else get random hdd errors when moving from 12.04 to 13.01?07:11
adsfeven though 0 errors in 12.0407:11
MaxFramespsicobra: I don't know actually07:11
adsfseems 3.8 kernel no errors, 3.11 error central07:11
kdzJordan_U someone else suggested du -sh /*07:11
adsfcant even load x07:11
adsfREAD FPDMA QUEUED is the error07:12
MaxFramesowh: by earlier you mean earlier today?07:12
adsfi think it recovers from it, then X never loads :( perhaps nvidia driver issue?07:12
owhMaxFrames: Yes07:13
m0e42kdz: the s is just for a size summary at the end. not need if you check the whole hdd with /07:13
MaxFramesI can find nothing with the "domain" "active directory" keywords in the 5/9 logs except my own quotes07:13
kdzi have 21G in /var07:14
shyrainsudo apt-get update07:14
kdzis this normal?07:14
shyraini did this07:14
shyrainbut  not  found  box  qq  in software center07:14
Jordan_Ukdz: With -s you get less information (for that particular command, you'll only get a sumarry of the sizes of the directories in /, but not their subdirectories. Having less information can make it easier to read, but I prefer getting all the info and using less to search through it.07:15
kdzi have 21GB worth of log07:15
kdzin /var/log07:15
m0e42yeah something is spamming your log dir07:16
kdzfek i think i know what is it07:16
kdzi enabled networking bandwith logging07:16
m0e42i got ~6G on my work machine here07:16
sasukehi guys, i am trying to connect vpn by  import certificates, the connection is not establishing .. can anyone help me please. BTW I am using openconnect client07:16
MaxFramesthe active directory servers are not logging anything when I try to authenticate and fail, which seems to indicate that nothing is actually sent from the ubuntu client07:17
MaxFramesI've also applied this fix, but that does not solve the issue http://www.chaseoriginal.com/techcell/wiki/fix-active-directory-authentication-login-ubuntu-13-10-and-powerbroker-likewise-open/07:20
MaxFrameswhat I get is a "password incorrect" error at the logon screen07:20
_3by8I noticed that Xubuntu 13.10 had a dock like Mac OS X... how do I get that in 14.04?07:23
FiremanEd_3by8: Right click on top panel and you should have an option somewhere in there to add panel07:24
_3by8Thanks FiremanEd.07:25
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UbuntuBoyhey all07:28
singleHello there UbuntuBoy07:29
UbuntuBoyhow is every one :)07:29
UbuntuBoynew to linux here, just hanging around...07:30
CorvusCoraxHi, I have a system running Ubuntu 11.04 - I want to update it to 12.10 LTS - but the update manager only offers me 11.10 as an intermediate update.  When I try to update to that I get a message that this version is no longer supported and a network error on attempting the actual update07:30
CorvusCoraxany idea how I can make a "dist-upgrade" directly from 11.04 to 12.10 ?07:30
singleSame as me. I am curreently running on blackUbuntu07:30
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RipperHello07:30
sasukehi , i am trying to connect vpn by  import certificates, the connection is not establishing .. can anyone help me please. BTW I am using openconnect client07:31
Michael87so I installed ubuntu 14.04 on an hp 2000 notebook. A friend of mine really hated windows 8. sadly it seems there are various graphical glitches becuase of the notebooks built in ati hd radeon 8700 something. I am currently not on it. Did I make a mistake choosing 14.04 on a laptop designed for windows 8?07:31
single@asuke I do not think so, on your orevious OPS what display drivers did you use ?07:33
FiremanEdCorvusCorax: Might want to read through this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades07:34
CorvusCorax@Michael87 that has nothing to do with the "designed for windows 8" -- laptop hardware is notoriously glitchy - in the sense that the manufacturers usually provide custom hacked pre-installed windows drivers for them, while of the shelf drivers often do not work correctly due to design flaws in the laptop hardware. that becomes a major problem if you want to do any update on such a system regardless if you update to another windows version or to linux07:34
sasukesingle, are you asking me07:34
CorvusCorax@FiremanEd - thanks I'll read that07:34
singleSorry the text was actually meant for Micheal87. My apologies Sasuke07:35
sasukesingle, np07:35
Michael87CorvusCorax, I see. Well I purged windows 8 upon request and though they like ubuntu they run into this problem. I see on the ubuntu site 12.04 has a specially designed version for this. This sounds like I might be downgrading them if I download this :(07:37
Michael87CorvusCorax, no driver from the additional drivers have fixed some of the glitches07:38
Michael87CorvusCorax, any of the glitches sorry.07:38
CorvusCoraxyou can also try other options. you said you have graphic glitches because of the ATI radeon. you could simply try to install AMD proprietary driver package and see if that fixes the glitches07:38
CorvusCoraxif that works it might safe you the reinstall/downgrade07:39
CorvusCoraxyou need to ask some of the other users how's the best way top install amd drivers though, i dont have the latest ubuntu anywhere07:39
CorvusCoraxah ok07:40
Michael87CorvusCorax, I tried that. didn't fix anything. matter of fact it made it worse. Strangly the ati is 512 mbs of graphics. Even for ati this should be plenty. don't know what to do. Feel lost.07:40
CorvusCoraxMichael87 alternatively you copuld try downgrading graphic drivers. if AMD and Radeon drivers don't work you could try to force it to use a default framebuffer driver. that would disable any acceleration, but it might fix the issues07:43
MaxFramesI think my problem somehow revolves around having a local user with the same username as a domain user07:43
LachezarHey all. Is there any reason why evince would be removed during the upgrade to 14.04 process?07:44
MaxFramesanyway this article has some additional steps compared to the one I followed: http://www.kiloroot.com/add-ubuntu-14-04-lts-server-to-a-windows-active-directory-domain-fullest-integration/07:44
MaxFramesI guess I'll just have to try07:44
Michael87CorvusCorax, I thought about that. or a lighter ubuntu based os. there must be a way though.07:44
Myrthhi, is there an app that makes a snapshot of sha1sum of all files in a folder, periodically validates, and sends alert if something is wrong?07:45
Michael87CorvusCorax, I'm surprised Ati has so many issues STILL with ubuntu :(.07:45
lblumeMyrth: Using a filesystem with integrated checksums, like btrfs or zfs, would seem more convenient.07:48
KJ6MLTphunyguy: so the dd completed, I worked on trying to setup a new partition on that drive and I am coming up short handed so much. I am not sure what to do at this point.07:49
CorvusCoraxMichael87 that's not necessarily an ATI issue, it's a problem with that particular laptop. I assume that the way they installed it its missing some features that are normally present and because of that some features in the driver need to be deactivated.  the windows driver has likely been modified accordingly by the laptop manufacturer but the generic driver doesnt know about this limitation and assumes the card is working according to specs, which i07:50
Myrthlblume: maybe if to setup the system from scratch :)07:51
Myrththanks though07:51
KJ6MLTI am trying to use the startup disk creator and I keep running into issues with this usb stick. http://pastebin.com/AZKdEvSf07:51
KJ6MLTthat is what I get after I say delete/erase the disk and enter my admin password07:51
CorvusCoraxlaptops have short development cycles and are often delivered unfinished or "broken" - with custom fixes in their modified drivers to work around the flaws in in the hardware. ifg you remember certain IBM and Dell laptops that just trying to boot linux bricked the machine due to a UEFI Bios flaw in the laptop07:52
CorvusCoraxI think Samsung had one of those too07:52
akaWolfhi, guys. I try to remove a package and got an error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7420141/07:52
KJ6MLTI already dd'd the entire drive, did mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdc and I am not sure what to do at this point07:52
akaWolfhow to solve that problem?07:52
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Michael87CorvusCorax, the machine in question does infact have uefi yes. It was reactivated. disabled or enabled it is the same though07:53
someHumanIs man man sufficient enough for me to learn the terminal?07:53
someHumanI am trying to save on bandwith bills.07:53
someHumanAt the moment this is where I'm learning https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal07:53
lblumeMyrth: Well, tbh, putting a script into a crontab seems rather easy, along the lines of mv listcksum oldlist; openssl sha1 * | sort > listcksum; diff oldlist listcksum07:53
Myrthlblume: thanks, wasn't aware of `openssl sha1`, right now using find|sort|xargs sha1sum>07:54
Myrthlblume: thanks, wasn't aware of `openssl sha1`, right now using `find|sort|xargs sha1sum>`07:54
akaWolfguys, can you help me?07:55
singleMates I am totally new on IRCs. Is ther any other that I could conect t without having to register ? Something simmilar to this one07:56
Michael87CorvusCorax, so their machine should be fine for now till I can fix the issue? the last thing I want is ubuntu to fry their expensive hardware. 400$ my ass07:56
MaxFramesis there a way in lubuntu do add an autostart application, in "default applications for lxsession", for _all_ users? I can only seem to be able to do it per-user07:56
someHumanakaWolf: What is it?07:56
MaxFramesnamely, the nm-applet is missing (known bug in 14.04) and must be added as an autostart item07:57
akaWolfsomeHuman: it my try to remove a package. http://paste.ubuntu.com/7420141/07:57
Myrthlblume: it just starts becoming complicated with excluding some files or folders because they frequently change. so i hoped there is already something made07:57
singleOr an IRC for total begginaers for that matter... ... ...07:57
someHumanakaWolf: Are you trying to remove -fy then install libgl1-mesa-glx?07:58
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akaWolfsomeHuman: for the first I try just to remove libgl1-mesa-glx07:59
Hejkkiaifoun :<07:59
akaWolfsomeHuman: after that I want install07:59
someHumanakaWolf: Ah, then put remove after the packages.07:59
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CorvusCoraxMichael87 I think so07:59
emxguys guys guys! is it true that in unity 14.04 i can't move window control buttons to the right?07:59
someHumanAh no, that should be preceding the package sorry.08:00
akaWolfsomeHuman: ?08:00
mgolisch_MaxFrames: /etc/xdg/lxsession/Lubuntu/autostart ?08:00
someHumanakaWolf: I mean what you did is right.08:00
akaWolfsomeHuman: looks like )08:00
someHumanakaWolf: What Ubuntu version are you running?08:00
lblumeMyrth: Well, we use Tripwire for serious monitoring, it's not a light solution though. I'd script it (find dir | grep -v -f excllist | while read f; do openssl sha1 $f ... )08:00
akaWolfsomeHuman: 13.1008:01
someHumanakaWolf: Then what are you trying to install?08:01
someHumanI mean, what are you trying to do?08:01
akaWolfsomeHuman: I want to reinstall a that package..08:01
someHumanakaWolf: Ah08:01
akaWolfsomeHuman: I think, it's not a package-specific problem...08:02
someHumanakaWolf: Well you could just upgrade that package, or better do a system update.08:02
someHumanSystem update usually updates everything that isn't updated.08:02
someHumanIf your System Update isn't configured to do as above, I recommend it.08:02
akaWolfsomeHuman: no. I remove a file, including in that package and I want to restore it back08:02
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someHumanakaWolf: Ah08:03
someHumanakaWolf: You could just update it.08:03
someHumanIt will probably fix it.08:03
someHumanSame as with what you want to do, your way is manual.08:03
akaWolfsomeHuman: it's already up to date08:04
someHumanakaWolf: Have you done it when I told you?08:04
someHumanakaWolf: If you haven't yet, redo it.08:04
akaWolfsomeHuman: sudo apt-get install --reinstall libgl1-mesa-glx -- it works, but I'm not understand, why so error is happen08:05
Michael87CorvusCorax, I think so too. but still these problems are annoyying. maybe getting rid of 8 was a bad idea. I will continue looking I guess for a fix or replacement for ubuntu. don't want to wind up payying a hundred for windows 708:05
someHumanWhat does section mean in terminal.08:05
someHumanakaWolf: Do sudo apt-get update [package], it should work better than -reinstall.08:06
someHumanIt will even give you an updated package if there is.08:07
KJ6MLTso the startup-disk creator seems to be having problems anyone have any other suggestions to creating a liveUSB?08:10
MaxFramesmgolisch_: did not work08:11
akaWolfsomeHuman: $ sudo apt-get update putty --> E: The update command takes no arguments08:11
someHumanakaWolf: Putty?08:12
someHumanakaWolf: Ah.08:12
someHumanDo a full system update.08:12
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someHumansudo apt-get update08:12
someHumanIt should fix the problem.08:12
YelusomeHuman, yesterday's question: why there are different sizes in Nautilus and terminal "du -h" command - better answer for you (and slart) => https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UnitsPolicy08:15
akaWolfsomeHuman: hope, system update not solve that problem, becouse for the system package is ok, and only me know, that file is deleted...08:20
akaWolfnope*08:20
someHumanakaWolf: Ask the ##linux folks.08:20
new0is there any cmd for a2... something to add a domain to hosts file?08:20
musshanhello people good afternoon08:29
musshanI want a suggestion from you guys. I am planning on installing trusty tahr i want to know which one is best suited for my computer config08:30
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musshanthe computer config is Asus A8VMX S3G unichrome onboard graphics with 1 gb ram08:31
cfhowlettmusshan lubuntu or xubuntu08:31
musshanso which one is better ubuntu with mate DE on top or xubuntu or lubuntu?08:31
musshancfhowlett : thanks for the reply08:31
bazhangmusshan, lubuntu, as that card is not good with much of anything08:31
johng_ubuntu with mate DE is fine08:31
musshanbazhang: thanks for the reply. yes the unity 2d was ok to run but now it is gone ubuntu runs terribly slow08:32
Michael87does ubuntu have the latest amd graphic drivers or am I installing that manually from the amd site?08:32
cfhowlett!amd | Michael8708:33
musshanjohng: thanks for the reply but will i run in to any trouble with any applications?08:33
Yelumusshan, stick to lubuntu to play it safe08:34
cfhowlettmusshan lubuntu is optimized for older / lower spec machines.  xubuntu also generally runs well on same.08:34
Hejkkii love gnome-ubuntu <308:34
Michael87cfhowlett, that really didn't answer my question08:35
cfhowlettMichael87 sorry.  Neither I nor ubottu know much about AMD.08:35
johng_musshan, I had poorer specs than you, but evrything runs just fine on my pc08:36
johng_cfhowlett: You are correct. I had Kubuntu earlier but then i switched to Ubuntu cause it didnt look as appealing :P08:36
Michael87cfhowlett, I just want to know if 14.4 is in the repos or is it a manual install? or is there a chat room for amd?08:36
cfhowlettMichael87 let's try one more08:37
cfhowlett!info amd08:37
musshanjohng: but the trouble is the S3G graphics which doesnt seem to have a decent driver08:37
ubottuPackage amd does not exist in trusty08:37
MaxFramespls help..... unable to add domain users to sudoers... was working before... now won't work no matter what08:37
MaxFramesadded groups in sudo visudo08:37
Hejkkikubuntu ~= ubuntu ~= gnome ubuntu and so on, you can install any desktop environment to any version of ubuntu. the name just tells what is pre-installed, if i'm correct08:38
cfhowlettMichael87 if I'm reading this correctly, fglrx is the package you want08:38
Hejkkiso no need to reinstall to switch desktop environment08:38
BeldarMaxFrames, Did yah log out then back in?08:38
cfhowlettMichael87 and those are in the restricted repos08:38
MaxFramesmultiple times. rebooted a gazillion times also08:39
MaxFramesthat tutorial I followed fixed the problem with not being able to logon as domain user08:39
MaxFramesbut broke the sudoers thingie08:39
Michael87cfhowlett, I installed fglrx for my friends laptop. didn't improve some of the glitchyness. like window snap was pretty weird. Got rid of his windows 8 on an hp 2000 notebook. so this has become an annoying problem08:40
MaxFramesnow I can logon as a domain user, which is in a group I added to the sudoers, but I can't sudo08:40
owhMaxFrames: What does the log say?08:40
MaxFramesthis is what I did http://www.kiloroot.com/add-ubuntu-14-04-lts-server-to-a-windows-active-directory-domain-fullest-integration/08:40
MaxFrameswhat log?08:41
owhMaxFrames: Hold on, I'll get the exact name.08:41
MaxFrames"sysadmin is not in the sudoers file. this event will be reported"08:41
MaxFrameshow do I undo the /opt/pbis/bin/config UserDomainPrefix [domain] command? I think it caused the problem08:42
owhMaxFrames: /var/log/auth.log08:42
MaxFramesbut "/opt/pbis/bin/config UserDomainPrefix" won't be accepted, and "/opt/pbis/bin/config UserDomainPrefix ''" did not work08:42
MaxFramesthe log says sudo command not allowed08:44
owhMaxFrames: That sounds like the permission in AD is preventing that.08:45
MaxFramesnope08:45
MaxFrameschanged nothing in ad08:45
owhMaxFrames: So, this was working before?08:45
MaxFramesjust changed something in ubuntu and now I cant sudo with the very same users i could sudo before08:45
gmeHi - Can someone tell me the process of doing a dist-upgrade on a 11.10 server ? Apt sources get 404 pointing to archive.ubuntu.. do I need to update these source list with alternative servers/08:45
cfhowlett!eolupgrade|gme08:45
ubottugme: End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades08:45
owhMaxFrames: But didn't you link Ubuntu authentication to AD?08:45
MaxFramesyes, again this is what I did http://www.kiloroot.com/add-ubuntu-14-04-lts-server-to-a-windows-active-directory-domain-fullest-integration/08:46
owhMaxFrames: Right, but before you did that, the users on your system were local?08:46
gmeexcellent cfhowlett - surprised I didnt find that googling08:46
cfhowlettgme not to worry. by the way, install a Long Term Support version for your server: 14.04 has 5 years support08:47
gmeyep going to 12.04 just now and then fresh server will be 14.0408:47
gme12.04 being lts also08:47
MaxFramesI did that to be able to logon with domain credentials08:48
cfhowlettgme true.  point release 14.04.1 comes out in july; a direct upgrade from 12.04.408:48
owhMaxFrames: I understand, but the users are now coming from AD, not from Ubuntu.08:48
MaxFramesI had already done this yesterday, following a different tutorial which missed a few steps compared to this one08:48
MaxFramesit worked (I could logon as a domain user, and I could sudo as expected)08:49
gmecfoholett - thanks again. appreciated08:49
MaxFramesbut after one day (no changes!) I could logon as a domain user no more08:49
MaxFramesso I ran through this second tutorial08:49
owhMaxFrames: The link you sent me says: "Furthermore, we will be adding a new domain group to the “sudoers” group  on the box so that our Domain Admins will automatically have the  ability to use sudo to administer your Ubuntu Servers as needed."08:49
MaxFramesnow I can logon as domain user, but cannot sudo as expected08:49
owhMaxFrames: Are you a domain administrator?08:49
MaxFramesyes...08:50
MaxFramesthe syntax I was using yesterday in sudo visudo to add domain groups to the sudoers file doesn't seem to work anymore08:50
MaxFramesneither does the syntax the tutorial suggests08:50
owhMaxFrames: I just searched for sudoers in that link and there are some comments in there about the format and the groups.08:51
OszHow do i find out the process that uses most of my bandwidth?08:51
owhOsz: nettop08:51
MaxFramesI think I got it!08:51
owhOsz: Sorry, ntop08:51
MaxFramesfor some reason, yesterday it was accepting "_" as a replacement for spaces inside group names08:51
MaxFramesafter today's commands, it is now requiring a caret (^) in place of _08:52
Oszowh: ntop doesnt work on my ubuntu server 12.04 through putty08:52
owhOsz: What does it say?08:53
MaxFrameslike: "%Domain_Admins" was working before, now doesn't anymore, but "%Domain^Admins" does work08:53
MaxFramesmysteries!!!!!!!!08:53
Oszowh: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7420352/08:53
MaxFramesI think ubuntu hates me and is trying to drive me mad08:53
akaWolfcan you help me please?08:54
cfhowlett!ask|akaWolf08:54
ubottuakaWolf: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience08:54
owhOsz: I'm not sure if you have permissions to run it.08:54
akaWolfhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/7420319/08:54
akaWolfcfhowlett: now can you help me? )08:55
cfhowlettakaWolf sorry.  no amd or glx experience08:55
owhOsz: Hold on, that's the wrong tool. Grumble. I'll have another look. This is doing something funky with a web browser.08:55
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Oszowh: is there any user with high permision than root08:56
akaWolfguys, help me please with glx08:56
owhOsz: No the problem is that it's expecting to launch a web browser, which isn't going to work remotely unless you have an xclient running locally and are forwarding X. Let's not do that.08:56
owhOsz: It's iftop.08:57
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Oszowh: i used iftop, but is just shows me number doesnt show which app or proc using that much of bandsidth08:59
OerHeksakaWolf, what ATI card?09:01
akaWolfOerHeks: Intel Card09:01
akaWolfOerHeks: i915 module09:01
Oszowh: nethogs is the tool will show PID and its bandwidth usage09:01
mohabhiiiii09:02
OerHeksakaWolf, intel should be supported from the kernel, so what is your issue exactly?09:03
mohabI have a problem with the program VIRTUALBOX09:04
cfhowlett!vbox|mohab09:04
ubottumohab: Virtualbox is a virtualizer for x86 and amd64 architectures. It's available in the package "virtualbox" in the !repositories, and you can download the Virtualbox Extension Pack for additional, non-Free functionality at http://virtualbox.org . Additional details can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox09:04
owhOsz: http://askubuntu.com/questions/2411/how-do-i-find-out-which-process-is-eating-up-my-bandwidth09:04
owhOsz: The second answer uses iftop09:04
akaWolfOerHeks: I've got: Error: couldn't get an RGB, Double-buffered visual09:04
abcdefI got problem with xubuntu09:05
cfhowlett!xubuntu|abcdef09:05
ubottuabcdef: Xubuntu is Ubuntu with Xfce as the desktop environment. More info at http://www.xubuntu.org/ - To install from Ubuntu: « sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop » - Join #xubuntu for support - See also: !Ubuntu and !Xubuntu-Channels09:05
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santhosh_hai09:17
santhosh_which versionof ubuntu is very low memory usage09:18
cfhowlettsanthosh_ 1.  server   2. lubuntu   3. xubuntu09:18
DJonessanthosh_: Probably Lubuntu or Xubuntu will be best for low memory systems09:18
meccoollXorg kicked my butt off to sleep09:19
DJones!lubuntu | santhosh_09:19
ubottusanthosh_: lubuntu is Ubuntu with LXDE instead of !GNOME as desktop environment, which makes it extremely lightweight. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu - /join #lubuntu for lubuntu support.09:19
new0hey there, how can i check if sendmail is installed and/or how to use it (link)?09:20
santhosh_ <DJones><cfhowlett>but lubuntu network documents(sharing documents are not opening in libreoffice09:21
owhnew0: which sendmail09:21
owhnew0: man sendmail09:21
cfhowlett!samba|santhosh_09:21
ubottusanthosh_: Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html09:21
new0owh, to use the mail() in PHP09:21
owhnew0: Just be mindful. sendmail is user friendly, it's just very choosy who it makes friends with.09:21
cfhowlettsanthosh_ if you don't configure a network share = no network share09:21
OerHeksubuntu 14.04 lts:  volume icon disappeared, how do i get it back?09:22
owhnew0: You don't need sendmail for that.09:22
new0owh, than?09:22
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new0own, i also want to connect to it with Thundebird09:22
owhnew0: Ubuntu comes with an MTA installed. Which version of Ubuntu?09:22
santhosh_no network share just iam opening my samba share server documents it is not opening but ubunut is opening09:23
santhosh_iam installing lubuntu and lxde desktop09:23
new0owh, 14.04. so how what is the path for php.ini?09:23
ubuntuser13oerhkes: on sound settings ,at bottom  tick the show volume in menu bar.09:24
owhnew0: It should be pre-configured if you installed the package.09:24
new0owh, keep in mind i never configure it under linux/linux like OS09:24
owhnew0: Run <? phpinfo() ?> and put the output in pastebin09:24
DaRude2.09:24
new0owh09:24
Yelunew0, 1. open terminal 2. sudo updatedb 3. sudo locate php.ini09:24
new0owh, ok09:24
cfhowlettsanthosh_ if you've got samba configured properly and you've got network share, then it could be that libreoffice writer doesn't like your Word documents.09:24
new0owh, Yelu now i got confuse. which one to do?09:25
owhnew0: This is the official guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP09:25
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santhosh_like word in lubuntu is there any software09:25
cfhowlettsanthosh_ what documents are NOT opening09:25
Yelunew0, linux is made of many options, so it's your choice :)09:26
owhsanthosh_: Are you trying to open office documents from a remote samba share?09:26
Yelunew0, just follow owh09:26
new0own, http://pastebin.com/vCPeWxLM09:26
new0Yelu, ok. tnx09:27
owhnew0: Hold on.09:27
new0Yelu, tnx for the locate :) very helpful for me. own, np09:27
Yelunew0, my pleasure :)09:28
phenexhello09:30
ihavnothhello09:30
new0Yelu, btw. this is sooo cooool :) i just been using ubuntu for few weeks till now and i starting to get the picture (the small one) with so much help from the IRC/google. hope that one/some day i will start to do what linux is really about  --anything i want--09:30
owhcfhowlett: santhosh_ might need to install a package to teach libreoffice about gvfs.09:30
cfhowlett!info gvfs09:30
ubottugvfs (source: gvfs): userspace virtual filesystem - GIO module. In component main, is optional. Version 1.20.1-1ubuntu1 (trusty), package size 87 kB, installed size 565 kB09:30
owhcfhowlett: If they double click in nautilus it hands over a url that libre doesn't understand.09:31
owhnew0: That php.ini looks fine. Have you tried to send mail?09:31
cfhowlettowh would that be a bug then?09:31
owhcfhowlett: No, you need the extra integration package.09:31
* owh came across this yesterday for another user here.09:32
Yelunew0, so you're on your way (and always welcome)09:32
cfhowlettowh details?  what extra package - news to me ...09:32
new0owh, :) nope. because i haven't set Thunderbird yet. and dunno how to09:32
new0Yelu, sure thing.09:32
phenexi have a problem in Ubutu 14.04 lts. The problem is my multimedia keys are working in the Keyboard shortcut configuration, but they don't work correctly in the system. Many of of them doesn't work like volume up and down. Sorry for my bad bad english :D09:34
MaxFrameshow do I autostart an application (nm-applet) for all users on lubuntu 14.04?09:36
owh!info libreoffice-gnome09:36
ubottulibreoffice-gnome (source: libreoffice): office productivity suite -- GNOME integration. In component main, is optional. Version 1:4.2.3~rc3-0ubuntu2 (trusty), package size 85 kB, installed size 427 kB09:36
owhcfhowlett: That one.09:36
owhnew0: Did you look at this link - it's the official Ubuntu guide to installing LAMP : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP09:37
cfhowlettowh ok.  I've got it installed on my xubuntu but I've never used samba --- don't know why it got pulled in09:37
new0owh, no. but i didn't installed that. i have installed the package09:39
Shaderhello09:40
Shaderanyone who knows a bit about pptpd server on ubuntu and error 619 from a pptp client ?09:40
cfhowlett!server|Shader might want to ask other channel09:40
ubottuShader might want to ask other channel: Ubuntu Server Edition is a release of Ubuntu designed especially for server environments, including a server specific !kernel and no !GUI. The install CD contains many server applications. Current !LTS version is !Trusty (Trusty Tahr 14.04) - More info: http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/serveredition - Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/C/ - Support in #ubuntu-server09:40
edelblackhello09:41
santhosh_.doc files and .odt files also but just copy those documents on desktop it is open09:42
santhosh_libreoffice about gvfs means09:42
santhosh_ <owh> libreoffice about gvfs means09:43
owhsanthosh_: It depends on your problem. It sounds like you cannot open a word document from a file server. If that is true, then you need to install libreoffice-gnome09:44
cfhowlettsanthosh_ I'm going to guess you have updated lately - could be a simple maintenance issue.09:45
santhosh_i install libreoffice libreoffice gnome but it is just blinking the libreoffice document09:45
pr4ningTest09:45
cfhowlett!test|pr4ning09:46
ubottupr4ning: Testing... Testing... 1. 2.. 3... ( by the way, remember that you can use /join #test )09:46
hillarymy ubuntu 12.04 cannot connect with usb modem huawei e16009:46
cfhowletthillary mtp09:46
cfhowlett!mtp09:46
hillarywhat is mtp please09:47
cfhowletthillary wait 109:47
cfhowletthillary for file transfers, WAY easier to use airdroid app09:47
llutzcfhowlett: mtp to access/connect via a usb 3G-modem?09:48
hillaryi seem not to unnderstand how to go about09:48
hillaryelaborate please09:48
cfhowletthillary what is the goal of connecting?09:49
nikolamI started installing Ubuntu Server 14.04  LTS 32-bit in VirtualBox VM 4.3.8 and it started installing and then just display Lilla colored screen and does nothing...09:49
cfhowlettllutz way over my head but this is what I did:  http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=222340109:49
owh!server | nikolam09:49
ubottunikolam: Ubuntu Server Edition is a release of Ubuntu designed especially for server environments, including a server specific !kernel and no !GUI. The install CD contains many server applications. Current !LTS version is !Trusty (Trusty Tahr 14.04) - More info: http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/serveredition - Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/C/ - Support in #ubuntu-server09:49
llutzcfhowlett: e160 is a _modem_, not a phone09:49
hillaryit does not connect to intenet09:49
nikolamowh, and? It is not compatible with VirtualBox VM as a guest?09:50
hillaryit is detected yes but when i try connect it fails09:50
owhnikolam: I was suggesting you ask your question in #ubuntu-server09:50
hillarybut hen i use my phone as hotspot it is ok09:50
cfhowletthillary disregard everything I suggested.  D'OH moment.  llutz thanks.  OHE (operator headspace error)09:50
nikolamoh thanks owh09:50
hillaryok ok09:50
nikolamI actually just wanted no-GUI install and alternate images are not made anymore.09:51
owhnikolam: If you install it using text only mode, that should not happen.09:52
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TIBS01big up the clones09:54
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=== ISC[2984] is now known as ISC[3532]
=== ISC[343] is now known as ISC[29]
=== ISC[3707] is now known as ISC[7408]
=== ISC[814] is now known as ISC[4649]
=== ISC[65] is now known as ISC[7259]
=== ISC[9934] is now known as ISC[7573]
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=== ISC[4173] is now known as ISC[2907]
=== ISC[5066] is now known as ISC[1469]
=== ISC[5277] is now known as ISC[9798]
=== ISC[4602] is now known as ISC[2450]
=== ISC[1087] is now known as ISC[1256]
=== ISC[8905] is now known as ISC[17]
=== ISC[3066] is now known as ISC[4286]
=== ISC[1799] is now known as ISC[4606]
=== ISC[948] is now known as ISC[8976]
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TIBS01long time since i seen this done09:54
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TIBS01lol09:54
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=== ISC[4649] is now known as ISC[6449]
=== ISC[7259] is now known as ISC[5579]
=== ISC[7573] is now known as ISC[6550]
=== ISC[6423] is now known as ISC[7711]
=== ISC[8976] is now known as ISC[5261]
=== ISC[2907] is now known as ISC[6171]
=== ISC[1469] is now known as ISC[1867]
=== ISC[9798] is now known as ISC[2490]
=== ISC[1256] is now known as ISC[194]
=== ISC[2450] is now known as ISC[5177]
=== ISC[17] is now known as ISC[6299]
=== ISC[4286] is now known as ISC[2493]
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=== ISC[4606] is now known as ISC[rcj]
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unopasteISC[3532] 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 unmuted09:54
unopasteISC[29] 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 unmuted09:54
unopasteISC[7408] 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 unmuted09:54
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unopasteISC[7573] 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 unmuted09:54
unopasteISC[6423] 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 unmuted09:54
unopasteISC[2907] 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 unmuted09:54
unopasteISC[1469] 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 unmuted09:54
unopasteISC[17] 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 unmuted09:54
unopasteISC[2450] 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 unmuted09:54
unopasteISC[1256] 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 unmuted09:54
unopasteISC[8976] 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 unmuted09:54
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TIBS01what a fail of flood09:56
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Dvorovoiwow. hi all. Ive been getting these in my syslog during crashes. http://paste.ubuntu.com/7420572/09:56
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unopastevace 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 unmuted09:56
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bezetlol09:57
bezetscript kiddies these days09:57
Dvorovoiwow. hi all. Ive been getting these in my syslog during crashes. http://paste.ubuntu.com/7420572/09:57
Dvorovoitry it now lol09:57
TIBS01lol one of the bots pinged09:58
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unopaste18VAASNI9 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 unmuted09:58
owhDvorovoi: That looks like an interesting packet in your log.09:58
Dvorovoiowh: yeah idk what it means lol09:58
Dvorovoiowh: like is it just my NIC having a fit when i crashed or what?09:59
owhDvorovoi: I cannot tell.09:59
bezetthat was an embarrassing attempt to flood09:59
owhThey've been at it all day.09:59
owhIt's getting old.09:59
TIBS01lol09:59
mikouHi, I have a java application runing on my machine and I would like to know it's name to run the following command : ps -C <ProgramName> -o pid=,%mem=,vsz= >> /tmp/mem.log09:59
Dvorovoiowh: well i just noticed it came from my network10:00
Dvorovoiso i guess i should reach out to it10:00
mikouI tried ps -aux | grep java10:00
k1l_well, dont mind the scriptkiddies. lets focus on support again :)10:00
owhmikou: ps -ealf10:00
mikouAnd I think I found the right process. But is there a way to give it a more descriptive name ?10:00
Dvorovoiowh: wait...am i right in assuming that the blanks came from the ufw attempt preceding it?10:01
owhDvorovoi: I don't know. I was just wondering if you can block it at your firewall, or is it local?10:01
mikouowh: Thanks, that returns all processes. Should I add ps -ealf | grep java ?10:02
Dvorovoithe preceding one is local10:02
Dvorovoimaybe my printer10:02
Dvorovoinmap says my printer is dangerous lol10:02
owhDvorovoi: Does is say "PC LOAD LETTER"10:03
ronaldsmazitisubuntu 14.04 acts weird, like it writes itself letters10:04
ronaldsmazitiswtf10:04
ronaldsmazitisrpc on me?10:04
Dvorovoiowh: ill have to check. but there is an 80% chance its either in sleep or has no paper loaded10:04
owhDvorovoi: It was a joke, it's something HP printers of old say ;-)10:04
owhDvorovoi: Up there with the "Printer is on fire" error code.10:05
ronaldsmazitishallo10:05
ronaldsmazitismy pc writes itself10:05
ronaldsmazitiswtf is happening10:06
mikouowh: Is there a way I can give a name to a specific service when I start it ? In my case, I start it with ant (java) '$ ant run'10:07
k1l_ronaldsmazitis: where does it act like that? what ubuntu, what pc is that?10:07
new0hey, how do i configure Thunderbird to work with MTA such as sendmail?10:08
ronaldsmazitiswriting two letters lagg10:10
ronaldsmazitissomettttttiiiiiimmmmmmmmmes10:10
ronaldsmazitissee10:10
ronaldsmazitiswhat I meen10:10
ronaldsmazitiswtf10:10
ronaldsmazitisbackspace works too touchy10:11
ronaldsmazitiswhat is wrong with my pc10:11
k1l_ronaldsmazitis: maybe too much load?10:11
ronaldsmazitislike what10:11
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ronaldsmazitisIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII have enough ram10:12
ronaldsmazitisload10:12
ronaldsmazitiswell it not geeeetttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiing10:12
ronaldsmazitisdamn10:12
k1l_ronaldsmazitis: please conectrate and answer the technical questions. we cant help because we dont know or see what you got there10:12
ronaldsmazitisI see no overload10:12
ronaldsmazitislittle bit maybe10:13
ronaldsmazitisit kinda gets to 10010:13
ronaldsmazitispercent10:13
ronaldsmazitisat some time10:13
k1l_ronaldsmazitis: what ubuntu, what desktop, what does "top" tell you is the load and processes that are high, what hardware?10:13
ronaldsmazitismust restart maybe10:14
ronaldsmazitisa10:14
ronaldsmazitisfeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeefe10:14
cfhowlettronaldsmazitis not funny.  stop now.10:14
ronaldsmazitisI cant control10:14
ronaldsmazitismy keyboard10:14
ronaldsmazitissorry10:14
cfhowlettronaldsmazitis yes, you can.10:14
ronaldsmazitisI am no lier10:14
ronaldsmazitisI write something pluss enter made that10:14
elkycfhowlett: i've experienced similar before, when x gets lagged10:15
cfhowlettelky got a fix?10:15
elkycfhowlett: i forget what i did, it was something vmware was being stupid about iirc10:15
WilliiamOk, about 15 years ago, I was a geek, to be quit honest, I have only been a drunk since then.  Anyway, here is my conundrum, I have a comp running Vista and Ubuntu.  My music and Family videos are on Ubuntu.  I want a way to read these files and copy them over to Vista, but the tools I found wouldn't let me (google, I did use it first.).   I have a 250 GB external HD, but I cannot get ubuntu to recognize it.  I'm guessing because it10:16
Williiam was used, for a while, on an Xbox 360...   Soooo, can anyone help me move my files?10:16
WilliiamAlso, I am unsure how to hard mount anything.10:17
DvorovoiWilliiam: well they are formated as exFAT10:17
Williiam .... Or tell me how to format my External HD to NTFS from Ubuntu (Vista won't let me) so I can save my files to it?10:18
WilliiamexFAT, can you explain?10:18
DvorovoiWilliiam: its a file system like NTFS or FAT32. ill pm you10:18
WilliiamThank you.10:18
k1l_Williiam: you can mount the windows partition in ubuntu. just click on it in the nautilus filebrowser. then you can copy the files there.10:19
k1l_Williiam: but vista is not supported anymore, so that is not really clever to use that anyway.10:20
Shaderhello anyone good with pptp10:20
PriceyShader: What's the real question? (And you're only using this for testing right?)10:21
DvorovoiWilliiam: http://askubuntu.com/questions/370398/how-to-get-a-drive-formatted-with-exfat-working10:21
Dvorovoifor completeness10:21
ronaldsmazitisnautilus doesn't show thumbnails + keyboard lags10:23
ronaldsmazitisI should probably reinstall this mess10:23
ronaldsmazitisbut problem started on 12.0410:23
ronaldsmazitiswhen qt and skype didn't work10:23
YeluShader, follow this to fix your error 619 and maybe fix it => http://askubuntu.com/questions/119534/easiest-way-to-setup-ubuntu-as-a-vpn-server10:23
ronaldsmazitis64 bit means amd10:24
ronaldsmazitison iso it is written10:24
ronaldsmazitisshould I choose 32 if I have intel i510:25
ronaldsmazitis?10:25
k1l_ronaldsmazitis: the 64bit patent is from amd. but it works on intel and amd.10:25
k1l_if you got 64bit hardware, install 64bit10:25
philinuxronaldsmazitis;~ amd64 is just an old label thing10:25
ronaldsmazitisso I can take 64 for i510:25
ronaldsmazitiswith amd label10:25
ronaldsmazitisjust requestioning10:26
k1l_ronaldsmazitis: and please dont press enter after every 3rd word. make clear sentences and put info in there and not just meaningless words10:26
k1l_ronaldsmazitis: i already told you, please read what the answers say or stop asking10:26
ronaldsmazitisI can't write larger sentences cause keyboard writes itself every fifth word10:26
Dvorovoironaldsmazitis: use the 64 bit version. 64 is just the size of the bucket the processor needs to carry its Big Data10:28
Radon_3hi people I was reading an article in wikipedia and I saw this paragraph, what does it mean?10:30
Radon_3Although it was originally announced that the Ubuntu Foundation would employ core members of the Ubuntu community[3] as of 2008, the Foundation remains dormant. Mark Shuttleworth describes it as an "emergency fund" in the event that Canonical's involvement in the Ubuntu project ends.10:30
Radon_3??10:30
Radon_3specially the term "emergency fund"?10:30
cfhowlettRadon_3 ask in #ubuntu-offtopic as it's not a tech support issue10:30
Radon_3ok, so terribly sorry10:30
Radon_3awfully sorry man10:30
cfhowlettRadon_3 not to worry10:31
ShastaJoeHello! Question: How can I run multiple xterms in ubuntu?10:31
Yeluronaldsmazitis, you use 64-bit if your machine has more than 4GiB RAM to address the area above10:31
philinuxronaldsmazitis;~ see this > http://askubuntu.com/questions/54296/difference-between-the-i386-download-and-the-amd6410:31
philinuxI use 64 bit on this 2gig ram acer 141010:32
bezetShastaJoe: Just open a new window or tab,10:33
bezetctrl+shift+n or ctrl+shift+t10:33
ShastaJoebezel: thanks! Let me try that.10:34
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ShastaJoebezel: it's not working. I'm running wine in an xterm to run mIRC, and I can't seem to open any other xterms.10:35
moppsWhy are running wine from inside an xterm?10:36
ShastaJoemopps: because I'm new to wine and don't know any better. :)10:36
moppsmIRc is a graphical client, you should be able to run it directly by double clicking its EXE10:37
moppsI would also recommend XCHAT in the software center if you want a native IRC client10:37
asturel_is it normal that my xorg runs for 21 days and it become laggy a lot?10:37
ShastaJoemopps, thanks! Let me try that. If there's no joy, I'll be back.10:38
ShastaJoebezet, thanks to you too!10:38
moppsShastaJoe, You need wine installed for mirc, too. What I meant was install wine then double click the .exe10:38
Radon_3problem solved thanks folks10:39
Kartagisshould I install pepperflash if flash keeps crashing?10:45
DarkStar1Hi all just a qq I created what I thought was a system user to run a service (sudo adduser --system --no-create-home playservice) except that when I try to run the service as that user manually I get prompted for password10:50
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philinuxKartagis;~ what ubuntu version you running and flash version10:52
Kartagisphilinux: 14.04 and flashplugin-installer 11.2.202.35610:54
philinuxKartagis;~ same here no problem. could be a graphics card/driver issue10:58
Kartagisphilinux: I'm on nvidia with nouveau driver10:58
virahi all10:58
philinuxKartagis;~ i would install nvidia-current and see if that sorts it10:59
Kartagisphilinux: flash only crashes on this particular website10:59
viracan you help me to reduce batteray consumtion on my ubuntu desktop10:59
philinuxKartagis;~ which website? i can test it11:00
virai suggest you prefer use nvidia driver from nvidia official website11:00
new0how to set Thunderbird account with sendmail?11:01
Kartagisphilinux: spotify.com11:01
philinuxvira;~ nvidia-current downloads the driver from nvidia11:01
philinuxKartagis;~ maybe turn off hardware acceleration in flash settings11:01
virayes from nvidia website11:01
Kartagisphilinux: how? system settings?11:02
philinuxvira;~ why make it hard work when driver in ubuntu repos11:02
philinuxKartagis;~ right click on flash the settings11:02
Yelunew0, what's your use case with sendmail/thunderbird (example)?11:03
virawhat is you ubuntu spec11:03
virasorry11:03
virayour graphic spec11:03
Kartagisphilinux: where?11:03
new0Yelu, i am trying to use Thunderbird to get messages from mail() of PHP11:04
philinuxKartagis;~ right click on any flash video11:04
mohabevery one11:04
Yelunew0, I'm not very savvy with PHP11:04
virathere are some alternative to install nvdia driver on your pc11:05
Kartagisnew0: thunderbird doesn't get messages from mail(). it connects to a server where mail() sends messages to11:05
* Yelu is thinking about ...11:05
vira1. from ubuntu repos11:05
new0Yelu, it's not matter. the thing is i need to use Thunderbird with MTA (sendmail)11:05
vira2. from nvidia official website11:05
DvorWhats the difference between kernlog and kernlog1?11:05
new0Kartagis, right. so i am trying to connect to that server. how to?11:05
virahi philinux11:05
virawhre are you ?11:06
Kartagisnew0: first you must find out if that server is running an imap server or a pop server11:06
new0Kartagis, how?11:07
Kartagisnew0: ask the provider11:07
viraphilinux how /11:07
new0Kartagis, that would be me11:07
new0Kartagis, is there support for sendmail?11:08
Kartagisnew0: helping with configuring an account on thunderbird is beyond the scope of this channel11:08
new0Kartagis, than where should i?11:09
Kartagisnew0: #thunderbird11:09
new0Kartagis, tnx11:09
Kartagisnp11:09
Yelunew0, just to be sure: you want to use thunderbird for receiving/sending mails in your LOCAL network?11:09
DvorI have been getting this in my logs at semi-regular intervals for the last 4 hours http://paste.ubuntu.com/7420866/11:09
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new0Yelu, sure. just my local laptop11:09
Dvorthis is right before a crash. any ideas?11:09
Kartagisphilinux: did your flash crash too on spotify.com?11:10
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Yelunew0, then you need just a mail server installed and configured (local mail accounts etc.)11:10
philinuxKartagis;~ i looked but i dont have an account11:10
Kartagisnew0: are you getting any e-mails? do a netstat -antlp | grep 2511:11
llutznew0: setup your mailserver for local delivery only (mails go to /var/mail/*) and configure a new mail-account in thunderbird type "unix-mailspool" with your username11:11
Kartagisphilinux: you don't need an account11:11
philinuxKartagis;~ theres a pop up prompt to login11:11
Kartagisphilinux: http://play.spotify.com11:12
viraspotify.com site has not trouble. unfortunately, spotify.com is unavailable in indonesia11:12
new0Kartagis, i have 0.0.0.0:25 LISTEN11:12
viraanyone knows how to make spotify.com works in indonesia11:12
philinuxKartagis;~ sign up with face book or email address is still the popup11:13
Kartagisphilinux: weird, I don't get such a thing11:13
Kartagisphilinux: also, I don't  get flash settings11:14
akaWolfwhere do I report a bug?11:14
gyre007can someone give me a hand with this heartbleed madness  please ? we have a server in dev enviornment (not prod) which I upgrade openssl in11:14
gyre007also I regenerated self signed certificates11:14
philinuxKartagis;~ i would install the nvidia driver from ubuntu repos or try chromium11:14
gyre007rebooted the machine but the bloody server seems to be still vulnerable11:14
new0llutz, i did. but still don't see any. maybe i do something wrong11:14
akaWolfwhere do I report a bug?11:15
philinuxakaWolf;~ launchpad.net11:15
Kartagisphilinux: weird, Chrome shows 13.0.0.20611:15
viraphilinux , what is your ubuntu version ?11:15
philinux14.0411:15
new0llutz, ho, i just saw that i did receive an email, but that because i saw some youtube with using telnet11:15
new0llutz, so, Thunderbird does accept it?11:16
virahttp://askubuntu.com/questions/451221/ubuntu-14-04-install-nvidia-driver11:17
philinuxKartagis;~ i managed to get a flash add to play here. https://www.spotify.com/uk/free/ played fine11:17
new0Kartagis, :) btw, i don't see more than 3 ppl on #thunderbird channel11:18
philinuxKartagis;~ i'm on nvidia-current here11:19
zetheroo1I am looking for nfs logs but cannot seem to find any in /var/log/ .... does anyone know where these exist?11:20
philinuxKartagis;~ system settings> software and updates> additional drivers tab11:20
philinuxKartagis;~ or sudo apt-get install nvidia-current and then reboot11:20
new0how to Send/Receive with Thunderbird (Shortcut)?11:22
Williiamnew0 it depends on your e-mail address and your IP's pop or what not information.11:23
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new0Williiam, well, is there any simple use of Ubuntu?! :) every step i am trying to do i tackle with sub-step11:24
new0Williiam, i guess welcome to Linux world11:25
apepehelooo11:25
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Yelunew0, I also went through all this, but ... do this on a Windows box (mail server setup)11:26
Yelunew0, same hazzle, no?11:27
new0Yelu, sure, i successfully run the MTA on Windows too. but here i haven't. in window i found good link.11:27
new0Yelu, what u mean hazzle?11:27
Yelunew0, I've got some time and 'm working on a solution for you ... :)11:28
Kartagisphilinux: currently11:28
Kartagishttp://uppix.com/f-Screenshot_from_536cbbd300165b12.png11:28
jnoortheen hi! can anyone help me build .deb package??  I used the cx-freeze to the python code . . . that creates a build folder with one executable and everything is just fine. . . i used the dpkg with control file that creates the .deb file . . . when installing the .deb file it doesn't added to the path and i also wanted to show icon. . . please help me???11:28
Kartagisbrb, gotta reboot11:29
Yelunew0, sorry for the misspelling => http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/hassle11:29
new0Yelu, and i think i figure it out. i have the sendmail which i think i can send an email via terminal. because i did telnet to this sendmail and i receive it with Thunderbird. but in PHP i didn't so i guess i just need to setup this with PHP. something not right here11:29
new0Yelu, ho, Thank for your thought :)11:30
Yelunew0, okay, then tell us your solution, if you find one. - I'd be glad to hear about.11:30
new0Yelu, ho. it's ok. :) linux can be hard some time. but it a GOOD JOB so far. just need to know it more dept :)11:31
new0Yelu, sure. if i will find some. what is your issue?11:31
Yelunew0, no issue, I'm running a physical mail server in my LAN connected to the internet, so I'm my own ISP ;)11:33
new0Yelu, so far i manage only to telnet sendmail and get mail with Thunderbird: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sFnQl9rY-Y11:33
* Yelu looking up new0's link ...11:34
new0Yelu, ho. some thing i would like to do also in the close/far future :)11:34
new0Yelu, not sure what this link will help though but i did receive an email11:35
Kartagisphilinux: crashed again11:38
philinuxKartagis;~ me thinks it spotify itself. google gas a few hits on it.11:39
ActionParsnipCould run it from terminal, may give clues11:39
philinuxKartagis;~ https://www.google.co.uk/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=spotify+flash+crashing&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gl=uk&gws_rd=cr&ei=kb5sU8yTKaqS0AWRyoH4Dw11:40
gyre007ok so I upgraded the server too....it's still vulnerable to hearbleed mm #clueless11:42
ActionParsnipgyre007: what is the output of:  cat /etc/issue11:42
llutz!sslbug | gyre00711:42
ubottugyre007: A fix for the recent OpenSSL vulnerabilities (2014-0076 & 0160) has been pushed to the Ubuntu repositories, see http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-2165-1/ and http://heartbleed.com/ for more information.11:42
gyre007I have upgraded the server literally a second ago11:43
gyre007also openssl and libssl11:43
llutzgyre007: so ssl is fixed11:43
gyre007also I've regenerated certificaes...11:43
gyre007self signed certs11:43
ActionParsnipgyre007: what is the output of:  cat /etc/issue11:43
llutzgyre007: apt-cache policy libssl1.0.011:44
ActionParsnipgyre007: is the server web facing?11:44
gyre007it contains some cloud sigma nonsnsense11:44
gyre007https://gist.github.com/milosgajdos83/5cfae475fc5bbf16b59311:44
gyre007ActionParsnip: yes the server is webfacing11:44
ActionParsnipgyre007: what is the output of:  cat /etc/issue11:44
gyre007ActionParsnip: I just sent gist11:44
ActionParsnipgyre007: http://possible.lv/tools/hb/   we've been using this to test our SSL protected pages11:45
ActionParsnipbeen a long slog :'(11:45
gyre007Server is vulnerable to 3 of the 6 attacks tested, please upgrade software ASAP11:46
gyre007like I said11:46
gyre007even after upgrade11:46
gyre007the server is still vulnerable11:46
llutzgyre007: apt-cache policy libssl1.0.011:46
ActionParsnipgyre007: are there bugs reported...11:46
gyre007https://gist.github.com/milosgajdos83/5cfae475fc5bbf16b59311:46
ActionParsnipI thought 1.0.0 was ok but 1.1.0 or 1.0.1 or whatever was vulnerable...11:46
llutzgyre007: did you reboot or restart _all_ services using tls after update?11:47
ActionParsnipgyre007: or reboot server11:47
gyre007I rebooted the whole server...11:47
gyre007I have also regenerated certificates....they're self signed...11:48
gyre007like I said...im totally clueless and puzzled11:48
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ActionParsnipgyre007: have you asked in #ubuntu-server too?11:53
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R1ckhey. I just upgraded 12.04 to 14.04 and now I'm missing my taskbar in bottom panel.. how do I get this back?12:02
eduardo_j12:02
me-1hi...after upgrading from 12 04 to 14 04 my computer has become too slow (due to older hardware ) I want to install a lighter DE now (lxde or xfce) how can I do that..12:02
eduardo_exit12:04
moppsme-1, Look at "lubuntu"12:06
moppsme-1, Lubuntu is ubuntu with the LXDE desktop12:06
me-1mopps,  but I dont want to install whole distro . I would prefer to install lighter DE and remove Unity ( if possible)12:08
moppsme-1, That's exactly what Lubuntu is.12:08
moppsme-1, You could try "sudo apt-get install lubuntu-desktop" if you just want LXDE12:09
R1ckme-1: have you tried gnome-flashback-session?12:09
me-1mopps,  what if I install sudo apt-get install lxde..?12:09
me-1R1ck,  what is that and how do I do that12:10
moppsme-1, Lubunue = LXDE+Ubuntu + different default programs12:10
moppsme-1, sudo apt-get install lxde should work12:11
moppsme-1, if it breaks, no idea, i know lubuntu works12:11
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R1ckme-1: http://www.webupd8.org/2014/04/how-to-install-and-tweak-gnome.html12:12
me-1mopps,  ok I will go with lubuntu-desktop , can I remove unity12:12
moppsme-1, You can but it's not needed to unless you are short on disk space12:12
R1ckme-1: it's a light-weight gnome, no need to reinstall Ubuntu12:13
philinuxme-1;~ unity takes up hardly any space at all and removing it may cause problems. not worth it12:14
me-1R1ck, mopps  thank you for you time . I really appreciate your help12:14
new0Yelu, finally i i saw the problem was something else. not configuration :)12:14
cizraHi. How do I turn off adding the "search" option in /etc/resolv.conf? My network is configured via DHCP.12:17
Hans-MartinHi, I got a weird problem after upgrading to 14.04 (64 bit). I'm using the NetworkManager to configure ethernet, and now I noticed that IPv6 does not work (it worked before in 12.04 32bit). I'm probably missing something obvious, but I thought that it would just work...12:18
Komacizra: you can't12:19
Koma;D12:19
Komaecho 'sleep 60 && cat /etc/resolv.conf |grep -v search > /etc/resolv.conf.mod && mv /etc/resolv.conf.mod /etc/resolv.conf' >> /etc/rc.local12:20
Komai don't remember how to do that in sed in place..12:20
Hans-Martinugh12:20
DarkStar1I created what I thought was a system user to run a service (sudo adduser --system --no-create-home playservice) except that when I try to run the service as that user manually I get prompted for password.12:21
Yelunew0, fine. - Already thought about that as a possible reason by myself. - Now it's running as desired?12:21
cizraKoma: I edited /etc/resolvconf/update.d/libc to omit it, but it seems like a weird thing to do.12:21
cizraKoma: sed -i 's/search/d' /etc/resolv.conf12:21
Komadarkstar you need to specify /sbin/nologin as shell. There is no way for the system to not ask you fr the password. Saying that the user can/can't login or that exist is a security flaws12:22
DarkStar1can anyone tell me why this is happening? I thought system users didn’t require passwords12:22
DarkStar1?12:22
geirhaDarkStar1: sudo -u playservice the_service12:22
Komacizra just add the script on the post configure in the /etc/network/interfaces12:22
yogyhey peoples im having trouble with getting voice to work in skype 4.2 in ubuntu14.04  any advice?12:22
geirhaIf you run that as your user, it will ask you for your password. If you run that as root, no password is needed.12:23
DarkStar1geirha: I did something similar with “su playservice -c the_service”12:23
KomaDarkStar1: geirha way12:23
DarkStar1and it prompted12:23
cizraKoma: Riiight. I guess I'll do that.12:23
new0Yelu, sure :) it was just wrong email address. BUT. in Windows when i configure MTA i guess i redirect *@localhost to on specific email address and got them with OUTLOOK12:24
KomaDarkStar1:  no password is asked only for root or for sudo (that is root indeed)12:24
new0Yelu, hope u got it too :)12:24
geirhaDarkStar1: su is not the same as sudo12:25
Komasudo is literally su root -c12:25
DarkStar1geirha: I executed that as root12:25
Komathe only difference is that it asks for the password of the user that is asking to do that and check in the sudoers file if that user actually CAN do that12:26
geirhaDarkStar1: then it won't ask for password, neither the su approach nor the sudo approach. Prefer sudo over su though.12:26
Yelunew0, ah, i see. I'm currently setting up a 14.04 Desktop with standard (local) email to play around with local users and their mail accounts (out of curiosity)12:26
KomaYelu: postfix FTW12:26
Koma:)12:26
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YeluKoma, isn't exim4 standard mail server (and postfix, sendmail are options)? - What are the advantages to use postfix?12:28
KomaYelu documentation plugins and much more... but is like a holy war between nginx and apache12:28
Komais just "degustibus"12:28
Hans-Martinpostfix rules.12:29
Komapostfix IMHO and IMPE is simpler & faster12:29
YeluKoma, ok, thank you. - I'm no "warrior", so I will try all options ... ;)12:29
KomaHas MariaDB become the default choise in LAMP for 14.04 ?12:29
red45923I see all these newer versions, I still use ubuntu 12.04 all updates applied, am i missing much, is that the equivalent of a windows user sticking with XP ?12:30
new0Yelu, good idea :) hope i will get the time to my self too :) Good Luck12:30
Komared45923:  ubuntu 12.04 is LTS till 2017. ll the security updates till that date are supported. The Main version of the services (php apache postfix exim ETC) will remain the same excep for secirity patching12:31
Komayou you want the newest softwares you need to use backports12:32
Koma!google ubuntu backports12:32
ubottuI have no google command, use http://www.google.com/12:32
Komauff12:32
tswettAhoy. So I'm running Ubuntu with xmonad. I just tried to use Firefox to open the folder containing a download. This caused some program to open up which is displaying Ubuntu's desktop background on every xmonad workspace.12:32
Komaubottu: kiss my ass12:32
ubottuKoma: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)12:32
Komaubottu: kiss my ass12:32
Yelunew0, 3L = life-long learning / 4L = 3L plus linux12:32
Yelu:)12:32
tswettWhat's the program that displays the desktop background?12:32
Komauh?12:33
Komatswett: what DM are you using?12:33
Komaunity?12:33
ActionParsnipKoma: unity isnt a DM12:34
ActionParsnipKoma: unity is a shell, its a plugin for compizx12:34
ActionParsnipKoma: compiz*12:34
Komayeah yeah I didn't use this "slugghish piece of software"12:34
KomaMATe For Life12:34
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tswettKoma: well, the window manager I'm using is xmonad.12:35
ActionParsnipKoma: openbox here, bit faster than your mate :)12:35
Komafluxbox then12:35
red45923Koma, so 12.04 is still alive and kicking for some time - but are you guys all using newer releases, would you miss anything to go back to 12.04, i am happy with it just interested if there have been some major developments that real users couldnt live without12:35
Komared45923: depends on your interests...12:35
ActionParsnipred45923: 12.04 here, not going to install Trusty unless the drive fails in my boxes12:35
ActionParsnipred45923: if it aint broke, dont fix it12:36
Hans-Martinred45923: I'm building software occasionally, and keeping dependencies up to date ismuch easier with a newer version...12:36
KomaActionParsnip: i like your way12:36
new0Yelu, love that one :)12:36
tswettLooks to me that fluxbox is also a window manager; wouldn't that make it mutually exclusive with xmonad?12:36
ActionParsnipKoma: i work in the industry, dont go poking stuff if its doing what it needs to do :)12:37
KomaActionParsnip: www.soteha.it12:37
Komatswett: I was not suggesting a solution I was only saying that is use MATE or fluxbox12:38
Koma\\I use12:38
red45923Hans-Martin, yeah that is def a plus with keeping up to date, new apps use new libs, if you are compiling cutting edge things makes a big diff12:38
tswettKoma: *nod*12:38
red45923ActionParsnip, yeah that is how i go too, but was interested to see if i was riding a bicycle while everyone else had a ferrari :)12:39
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ActionParsnipred45923: both are fully supported. If you need the newer libs then trusty may be for you but both will recieve updates for a long time to come12:41
Yelunew0, thx. - BTW: For testing purposes it's easiest to use VirtualBox and set up a VM with 14.04 Server and another VM with 14.04 Desktop. - Taking Snapshots to be able to go back and forth and have a complete separated network up and running. Countless possibilities ... :D12:41
moppsi moved to trusty because of the updates in Unity. That aside I fully agree about not messing with a working system.12:43
new0Yelu, that's my target12:43
red45923Yelu, yeah agreed if I needed to compile something brand spanking new I would go with a VirtualBox version of the bleeding edge version to do it and work in there12:45
ActionParsnipKoma: you can use fluxbox as the WM for your mate DE then you have both :)12:45
runelinddoes Ubuntu typically certify new releases on old hardware?12:47
runelindI was having issues with 14.04 locking up on a Dell C1100 during boot.12:47
runelindand saw that Ubuntu only certified it on 12.0412:48
k1l_runelind: the certify only works with that named version12:49
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runelindk1l_: what do you mean?12:53
k1l_runelind: your issue could be the reason why it didnt get a new vertify12:54
runelindk1l_: aha.12:55
k1l_runelind: but you should file a bugreport anyway. so devs can have a look12:55
k1l_!bug | runelind12:55
ubotturunelind: If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug using the command « ubuntu-bug <package> » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs.12:55
Aki-Thinkpadis there any way to unbuy something from the store?12:58
moppsrunelind, Can you say when it locks up? Is there a screenshot of the boot process, for example?12:58
runelindmopps: unfortunately I was in a bit of a timecrunch and ended up reinstalling CentOS :(12:59
Aki-ThinkpadLike I don't want a refund, I just want to make sure an app never bothers me again12:59
runelind(oh the humanity!)12:59
Aki-Thinkpadway too addicting12:59
moppsrunelind, I had someone tell me their machne was locking on boot, and it's because it couldn't connect to a network drive. It wanted him to press M or S to mount/skip mounting. We fixed it by adding noautomount into the fstab12:59
DbuggerHi guys. I have a website with a contact form written in PHP. The contact form sends an email when I run it on my local machine, but not when I upload it to my live server. What am I missing on my server for this to work? (I am not using SMTP)13:00
runelindmopps: if I ever get around to trying to reinstall, I'll pay more attention.13:00
runelindwas just mostly curious about the certification process13:00
moppsNot being certificted doesn't tell if you if it is simply untested, or actually broken13:00
moppsDbugger, How are you sending the mail?13:01
Suppa|Werkhi13:02
znzohi13:02
Suppa|WerkI just updated to 14.04 and gnome-do stopped working, key bindings dont respond anymore :/13:02
Suppa|Werkany ideas on this?13:02
Dbuggermopps, The website is written in laravel, and there is a setting with 3 values: "smtp", "mail" and "sendmail". I chose "mail"13:02
moppsDbugger, OK this is a php programming/framework issue. You need someone who knows how that framework sends mail.13:04
Dbuggermopps, this is not a framework issue. Otherwise it would NOT work locally. But it does.13:05
Dbuggermopps, I thought I might be missing postfix, so I tried installing it, but I am not sure how to configure it.13:05
moppsDbugger, it is a framework isue, as you're using the framework, which is calling some library, which is sending the mail. But which library is it, and how is it sendinf the mail?13:05
moppsHow do you know it's using postfix? That's a framework question13:06
afric47hello13:06
Dbuggermopps, im not sure but it is the only difference between my local machine and the server that I have managed to spot13:06
afric47How do I install Windows 7 with Ubuntu 14.0413:07
moppsDbugger, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Postfix13:09
Kartagis!wubi | afric4713:10
ubottuafric47: Wubi allows you to install or uninstall Ubuntu 12.04 LTS from within Windows ( version 7 or earlier ) in a simple and safe way. Wubi is INCOMPATIBLE with UEFI, Windows 8 Certified computers, and Windows RAID arrays. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide for more information. File wubi bugs at http://launchpad.net/wubi/+filebug13:10
Dbuggermopps, yeah, I read this, but I still dont know how to configure it13:10
Suppa|Werkany idea how to make gnome-do work again with 14.04?13:10
KGM70Kartagis, why do you recommend wubi , it's no longer supported13:13
moppsDbugger, What do you mean 'how'? Like, you need to know how to do DNS name records or something?13:14
Dbuggermopps, DNS records? Why would I have to do that? I dont want to receive mail. I just want to send it.13:14
YeluDbugger, I'm not in this topic, but why you don't try to use "smtp" as transfer method with xour local postfix server? => http://www.masnun.com/2013/07/13/laravel-4-sending-emails.html13:15
YeluDbugger, ^your13:15
moppsDbugger, did you read the basic setup guide linked from that page?13:15
Subhashwhenever i start my system i get into minimum bas of grub2. how do i boot into windows??13:15
DbuggerYelu, my configuration already works on my localmachine. I want to know how to make this configuration work on my server.13:15
YeluDbugger, yes, but this is not the machine the people want to use13:16
Dbuggermopps, if you mean the page you sent me, and read it, even though I didnt understand most of it13:16
DbuggerYelu, So my quesiton is, how can I make that machine like my localhost13:16
moppsYelu, We're also not sure he needs postfix ... his php framework isn't sending mail, and he thinks it's trying to use postfix13:16
YeluDbugger, a mail server hanging on the internet will have smtp13:16
Subhashat when i pressed f12 i used to get the boot options where ubuntu and windows were listed, but now the boot sector does not appear??13:16
DbuggerYelu, I dont have a mail server13:17
YeluDbugger, mopps, okay, then look into your logs if there are any13:17
DbuggerYelu, I already looked into apache log. NOthing on the error.log13:18
philinuxSubhash;~ in ubuntu run from terminal sudo update-grub and post back what it shows it's found13:19
Subhashsudo is a not found command, hitting tab shows only a few commands??13:20
Subhashits minimum bash grub213:20
Laurenceb__hi13:20
Laurenceb__can anyone help me connect to a network printer?13:21
Laurenceb__its asking for a password13:21
Laurenceb__and username13:21
Laurenceb__im not sure what the format is13:21
Laurenceb__ ad\<username>  ?13:21
Laurenceb__its a windows active directory13:21
Subhashwhen i type boot /efi/Microsoft/Boot/bootx.efi  it says load the kernel first13:21
Subhashwithin the efi thers ubuntu and Boot13:22
DbuggerOk, lets see it from a different point of view. Can someone tell me why the mail is sent from my local machine?13:24
bagindovanyone knows what AptonCD function is?13:25
Pici!aptoncd13:25
ubottuAPTonCD is a tool with a graphical interface which allows you to create one or more CDs or DVDs with all of the packages you've downloaded via apt-get or aptitude, creating a removable repository that you can use on other computers - See also !offline13:25
moppsDbugger, Larabel uses Swiftmailer13:25
Dbuggermopps, that is correct13:25
bagindovSo, why some of my package don't show in aptonCD list? example, VLC only show the core files, not the main file/package13:26
YeluDbugger, maybe you'll find a hint here: there is a separate log file for laravel defined in the config. => http://laravel.com/docs/errors13:27
DbuggerYelu, Isnt that for custom logging?13:28
moppsDbugger, Reading the docs for swiftmailer, they don't appear to have any dependencies on an external mail system. Hence i would guess it doesn't need anything else installed and i think your issue is with installing configuing either swiftmailer or laravel. I could be wrong.13:28
DbuggerAs I said, this is working locally. I just want to understand why it works locally13:28
moppsDbugger, I would suggest asking #php or #laravel13:29
DbuggerSince the php is EXACTLY the same in my local machine and in my server, the difference must be on the packages of Ubuntu installed, and their configuration.13:29
YeluDbugger, (dumb question) but the Laravel Bundle is installed o your live system?13:29
Yelu!oin13:29
Yelu^on13:29
DbuggerYelu, yes, of course :)13:29
YeluDbugger, ok13:30
streulmahello, I think my Acer HD Webcam is dead: 1bcf 2c55 Sunplus webcam, it works for a few seconds, and then it is dead. :( checked with VLC, mplayer and Skype13:30
streulmaare there some things I can check in Ubuntu 14.04 ?13:31
moppsstreulma, stupid question but have you tried to reboot?13:31
streulmahaha mopps... yes13:32
cuyotteDoes anybody know why when I try to play a video in firefox, it crashes and I have to reload the page in order to watch the video?13:33
cuyotteThis has happened multiple times13:33
shtrwlfapparently BigBlueButton does web cam13:33
Deepfriedicecuyotte, Are you playing videos through flash player?13:33
YeluDbugger, you already checked your credentials if there are any?13:33
cuyotteI believe so13:34
DbuggerYelu, Im not sure what you mean with "credentials"13:34
Deepfriedicecuyotte, I'm sorry.13:34
YeluDbugger, a PHP/Laravel function call must throw some exception or error message ...13:34
cuyotteIs there another way to watch videos other than the flash plugin?13:34
moppscuyotte, desktop linux flash is no longer supported and the flash player is out of date. google chrome has a newer flash player.13:34
DbuggerYelu, that is the weird thing. I havent managed to see an error message nowhere :P13:35
cuyotteok, so in other words, ditch firefox and switch to chrome13:35
moppscuyotte, Sorry let me correct that. Adobe flash is now supported by google via chrome and that means firefox doesnt have the current player13:35
cuyotteok mopps, thanks13:35
YeluDbugger, is there a user account with username and password in use while mailing the form content (=> credentials)?13:36
DbuggerYelu, there is no credentials used at all, to send the mail13:36
YeluDbugger, I'd this call a open mail relay then (only joking) ... :)13:36
DbuggerIm sorry I dont get it :S13:37
KGM70cuyotte, I 've only come across one site that doesn't support flash in FF , altho chromium flash plugin does work almost everywhere13:37
DbuggerFunny i_dun_get_it  just joined the channel13:37
cuyottewhat email client does everybody use? I'm using geary but I'm finding that, even though it looks nice, its pretty basic13:37
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moppsYelu, It's possibe the credentials are in the configuration for the mail library he uses13:38
cuyotteKGM70, I think I will just switch to Chrome13:38
Yelumopps, yes, I was wondering why there is absolutely no security built in ...13:38
Dbuggermopps, Yelu, why would I need to use credentials for?13:39
moppsYelu, I believe this to be a php framework question. We simpyl don't know what the framework is doing under the hood.13:39
YeluDbugger, agree13:39
moppsDbugger, to stop spammers using your mail server to send spam13:39
moppsDbugger, what would likely get you blacklisted by your isp and taken off line13:40
Dbuggermopps, you insist that it is a problem in the framework, but the PHP code is exact replicate in both machines13:40
Yelumopps, agree (Dbugger, sorry)13:40
KGM70cuyotte, switch to chromium , it's setup for linux , chrome has some issues13:40
Dbuggermopps, actually the mails that were being sent from the local machine were landing on spam already by default. I had to whitelist them13:40
moppschromium lacks the flash player though unless you jump through several hoops13:40
cuyotteKGM70, ok, I'll give it a try. Thanks13:40
DeepfriediceKGM70 cuyotte I don't think chromium had flash.13:41
moppsDbugger, No I mean, if you have a mail server on the internet, I can connect to it, and use it to spam people, and then YOU will into trouble for it13:41
cuyotteChromium is starting to sound like a non-starter13:41
Dbuggermopps, but I do NOT have a mail server...13:42
Deepfriedicecuyotte, What was the site?13:42
YeluDbugger, if your live system has an other mail transfer mechanism activatred (smtp) then your PHP code has to react on that, no?13:42
moppsDbugger, then how are you sending mail from your server? :-)13:42
moppsDbugger, and why are you asking about installing postfix?13:42
cuyotteDeepfriedice, its been multiple sites. Not just one.13:42
Dbuggermopps, I am not. On my server is not working. But I dont have either on my local machine, and that IS working13:42
moppsDbugger, you said you had postfix on your local machine13:43
DbuggerYelu, I dont know about that. That is what I am asking13:43
Dbuggermopps, yeah, correct13:43
Deepfriedicecuyotte, Huh. I've never had SERIOUS issues with flash, just small annoyances.13:43
Dbuggermopps, having postfix on my localmachine, means that I have a mail server?13:43
KGM70Deepfriedice, chromium does have flash13:43
moppsDbugger, so that it is a mail server (well, an MTA)13:43
moppsKGM70, Not the newer flash playr13:44
cuyotteDeepfriedice, yea, but those small annoyances became a problem when it seemed like it was happening all the time.13:44
djangohow come my settings are getting saved to xchat?13:44
Dbuggermopps, then we agree, that all I have to do is install postfix on my server to make it work?13:44
Deepfriedicecuyotte, Which is why I'm wondering if the problem really is flash.13:44
cuyotteSo go with chrome and not chromium?13:44
moppsDbugger, I have no idea as I dont know how your framework works, and i would be guessign but if you actually asked #php or #laravel i bet they would know real fast13:44
DbuggerI already asked, noone answered :(13:45
Yelu!tasksel|Dbugger, if it's ubuntu standard server13:45
ubottuDbugger, if it's ubuntu standard server: Tasksel is a Debian/Ubuntu tool that installs multiple related packages as a co-ordinated "task" onto your system, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Tasksel for more information. Use tasksel only to INSTALL tasks, not to remove them. It will remove every package listed within the removed task! see https://launchpad.net/bugs/57428713:45
cuyotteDeepfriedice, I think it is, so I'm just gonna switch web browsers13:45
DeepfriediceOkay.13:45
DbuggerYelu, what? o_O13:45
YeluDbugger, this will give you an option to install a mail server onto your server13:46
DbuggerYelu, but I didnt do this on my localmachine. How come I have to do it on my server13:46
DbuggerBeside, my local machine is a Desktop edition and my server is a Server Edition. I thought it would make more sense to be the other way around13:46
YeluDbugger, you just answered yourself13:47
Dbuggerdid I?13:48
DbuggerI dont see it13:48
cuyotteSo has anyone used SeaMonkey?13:50
cuyotteSeems like an application that might be worth a try13:51
moppsDbugger, ubuntu server will install only the minimum of stuff that you actually ask for - not everyone needs mail, and each service you add is an additional security risk - likely the desktop installs everything by default for convienience. But to be honest I think you've installed smething extra on the desktop without notcing, maybe inadventently while tinkering.13:51
iarebatmanAlright guys, I've banged my head against the wall for a bit now.  Where are the log files for iptables in ubuntu 14.04 LTS?13:52
iarebatmanI can verify that counters are rising for my LOG entries inside iptables via `iptables -v -x -n -L`, but I cannot find my log entries *anywhere*13:52
moppsvar/log/kern.log on older ubuntu. not sure if Trusty is different13:53
iarebatmanmopps: Checked there - nothing is being logged for iptables =/13:53
eSgrhi all13:54
eSgrwhy isnt there an alternative isntall image for xubuntu?13:54
eSgrthere is one for lubuntu and one for ubuntu13:54
PicieSgr: there is no alternative iso for Ubuntu.13:55
Dbuggermopps, Yelu, Ok, so it seems like inadvertadly I have installed a Mail Server (or MTA) on my localmachine13:55
DbuggerAnd we can assume that is postfix13:55
DbuggerAm I right so far?13:55
YeluDbugger, firstly, I don't want to harm you, okay. - To check your running services yu could open a terminal an type "sudo netstat -tulpn" and look for port 25 (smtp)13:57
DbuggerYelu, ok, lets see13:58
YeluDbugger, this will proof id a mail server is running and its name13:58
ActionParsnipeSgr: could use the mini ISO13:58
DbuggerYelu, lot of stuff, should I grep 25 ?13:59
YeluDbugger, yes please13:59
Dbuggertcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:25              0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      1217/master13:59
Dbuggertcp6       0      0 :::25                   ::tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:25              0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      1217/master13:59
Dbuggertcp6       0      0 :::25                   :::*                    LISTEN      1217/master  :*                    LISTEN      1217/master13:59
tadohey folks. i'm struggling with a very strange problem with the mouse pointer on 14.04... sometimes and in some programs (most notably thunderbird, firefox and musique) the pointer points somewhere, but when i click it selects something about 1cm away from it. like i need to be 1 cm above firefox's address bar to select it, and so on... it's driving me mad and i can't find solutions online. anyone has tips about this?13:59
Dbuggerups sorry13:59
DbuggerYelu,  http://paste.ubuntu.com/7421536/13:59
* Yelu reading link ...13:59
streulmaI'm back again :)14:00
streulmathe webcam is working with vlc v4l2://14:00
streulmabut not with Skype !14:00
YeluDbugger, this seems to be a postfix mail server on your local machine14:01
YeluDbugger, and whats the output on your live server?14:02
ActionParsnipstreulma: what is the output of:   cat /etc/issue14:02
ActionParsnipstreulma: its a single line, so no need to pastebin14:03
Dbuggerlets see14:03
streulmaActionParsnip: Ubuntu 14.04 LTS n l14:04
ActionParsnipstreulma: tried:      LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libv4l/v4l1compat.so skype           (I assume 64bit OS)14:04
DbuggerYelu, nothing comes out on port 2514:04
streulmaActionParsnip: can I pass the vlc output to skype ?14:04
ActionParsnipstreulma: no idea there, sorry14:05
canisit takes longer time to upgrade14:05
caniswhat to do?14:05
YeluDbugger, okay. - Conclusion: Your PHP code isn't able to deliver the mail, because there is no functionality on your live system.14:05
canisit takes 4 hours to upgrade from 12.4 to 14.04LTS14:05
ActionParsnipstreulma: skype is a black box of proprietary-ness, only Microsoft know what it can and cannot do14:05
canisis there any alternative way to get fast?14:06
canisWHAT to do? i need help14:06
raubcanis: find the bottleneck: network or hardware?14:06
canisbottleneck14:06
caniswhat's that14:06
DbuggerYelu, Ok, so installing postfix in my server should do the trick, right?14:06
caniswhat you mean i don't understand14:06
caniswhat is postfix14:07
raubcanis: what is the reason for the slow speed14:07
YeluDbugger, yes (and configuring). - Just google for setting up mail on ubuntu server => https://duckduckgo.com/?q=setting+up+mail+on+ubuntu+server&t=canonical14:07
ActionParsnipcanis: its an email application14:07
raubDbugger: I thought there was a postfix instance on the loose in your computer14:07
canisit's due to my network problem14:07
canisi think it will be fast to download from torrent14:08
canisrather than upgradating14:08
DbuggerYelu, ok, with you so far. Im going to install postfix, brb14:08
canisor is it same as before?14:08
raubcanis: that is an option. Just backup the files I want to save14:08
YeluDbugger, you're welcome14:08
raubcanis: you can also create a local repository14:08
DbuggerYelu, Wait, I have already tried this in the past. Im not sure this is over ;)14:09
canishow can i backup my installed software?14:09
YeluDbugger, I'm there14:09
caniswhat is local repositiory?14:09
DbuggerYelu, wtf?! That worked?!14:10
DbuggerI could SWEAR I did this in the past :O14:10
Dbuggero_O14:10
DbuggerI am speechless now14:10
Picicanis: something not really appropriate for a single upgrade.14:10
YeluDbugger, it wasn't me, I swear :)14:10
DbuggerI really have no words to say14:10
DbuggerWell, yeah. Thank you for sticking with me14:10
DbuggerI am truly in disbelief14:10
caniswhat u mean pici i didn' understand14:10
YeluDbugger, no problem, those things happen all over the time ...14:11
Picicanis: Whoever suggested an 'local repository' likely didn't understand your request.14:11
DbuggerYelu, yeah, programming makes me want to kill myself at times :D14:11
YeluDbugger, so do I14:11
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raubPici: canis is complaining about slow upgrade speeds. I take he meand something like do-release-upgrade.14:12
DbuggerIm going to hibernate now for the rest of the weekend14:12
Dbuggerty, guys14:12
YeluDbugger, have fun ;)14:13
raubPici: if it is slow network, he (a) puts up with it, (b) does a full install in another drive and move his crap, (c) deploys a local repo14:13
Dbuggeru too!14:13
raubOr (d) find somewhere he can drag his machine that has more bandwidth14:13
eSgrActionParsnip, mini-iso?14:15
eSgrdoes it support preseeding and do i get a correctly configured graphical login screen with it?14:17
eSgrafter installing the xfce packages i mean14:17
raubcanis: is this a laptop or desktop?14:17
canisit is desktop14:20
caniswhat to do?14:20
canis?????14:20
canisi have been upgrading14:20
canisfetching file 934 of 220414:20
raubcanis: which version of ubuntu are you on right now?14:20
raubcanis: Are you doing this from home?14:21
canisAlso downloading from torrent  downloaded 320MB14:21
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raubcanis: the upgrade process AFAIK is different than the torrent one14:22
whoevercanis: so what is the issue your having14:22
wizard_i tried to update to ubuntu server 14.04, something did not work out, now i'm not getting grub2 menu and the minimum-line bash for grub is output, how do i recover back my old grub14:22
raubwhoever: slow net AFAIK14:22
jhutchinswizard_: Restore your bckup.14:22
canisMy issue here is i am going to upgrade from 12.04LTS to 14.04LTS14:22
whoeverraub: ya fast dl == $$14:23
jhutchinscanis: It's recommended that you wait a couple months for 14.04.1, the upgrade will then be automatic.14:23
raubwizard_: I am slow. Elaborate a bit more14:23
wizard_unfortunately how do i do that, i'm not geting to boot into any os??14:23
whoevercanis: are you sshd to home from work14:23
canisfor that14:24
caniswhich is best way14:24
canisdownloading torrent file and install or direct update14:24
raubwizard_: it might be as simple as booting from a CD/iso and rebuilding the grub stuff14:24
wizard_i've the following in my efi dir: Windows Boot and Ubuntu14:24
whoeverDarryl: dilrect update from 12.04 ->14.04  is gonna be quicker and a litte more reliable in your situation14:25
wizard_raub: i tried to press f12, but the system quickly gets into minimum-line grub2 mode, and i'm not able to select a boot device :(14:25
whoevercanis: dilrect update from 12.04 ->14.04  is gonna be quicker and a litte more reliable in your situation14:25
whoeverDarryl: sorry wrong nic14:25
DarrylI am already running 14.04.14:25
nnullis it just my imagination, or has nodes users dropped dramatically?14:25
raubwizard_: is this a Vm or metal?14:26
wizard_metal14:26
whoevercanis: where are you in relation to the box that is in need of the upgrade14:26
Caveatnnull:  current global users 9466114:26
raubwizard_: Can you go to the cmos and select the drive14:26
Caveathas it?14:26
UltimateNateHow do i change my password?14:27
wizard_how do i do that14:27
zetheroo1it seems in 14.04 that both these commands install kernel updates - apt-get upgrade - apt-get dist-upgrade .... is there a command which installs updates without installing kernel updates?14:27
whoeverwizard_: ususally f814:27
UltimateNateLike my sudo password, login password, whatever14:27
raubwhoever: I beleive there is a bit of a language barrier, so be mindful of word choice14:27
wizard_ok let me try14:27
gebruikerhi14:27
gebruikerhello14:28
wizard_no its getting into grub214:28
whoeverraub: what did i say wrong, or are you just giving me a reads up14:28
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whoever*heads14:28
Guest87498ok'14:28
raubwhoever: just a heads up. Don't want to confuse and frustrated him more than I already done14:28
wizard_ok this is minimum bash-like line editing is supported.14:29
whoeverwizard_: sorry, delete , or what key you would normaly hit to get bios14:29
raubwizard_: whoch computer/MB is this?14:29
whoeverraub: you talking about wizard_ ? or canis14:29
raubwhoever: canis14:29
wizard_no neither del nor f8 does a thing:(14:30
whoeverraub: ah ok , thx14:30
raubwhoever: wizard_'s problem might be corrupted grub thingie. So I would first try to recover the grub14:30
raubwhoever: that said, I do not know if EFI has any gotchas14:30
whoevercanis: where is the computer that you are tring to upgrade the os , and where are you ?14:30
wizard_when i type the command boot /efi/Boot/bootx64.efi it says please load a kernel first:(14:30
whoeverraub: i had issues with it, and just disabled it14:31
raubwizard_: it does not know where the initramfs file is14:31
whoeverraub: and whent with the the old tried and true way14:31
raubwizard_: which computer do you have14:31
raubwhoever: it gorws chest hair that way14:31
wizard_how do i tell you that??14:31
Fohlenhey guys. I do have constantly have ping timeouts with my wlan chip on ubuntu 14.0414:32
whoeverraub:  efi was supose to be like a thin client, but never got completly implemented14:32
Fohlensince I upgraded, it's  a full bugload :(14:32
wizard_i have a lenovo g505s14:32
raubwizard_: honestly, look at it. It has to have a label somewhere saying its name and model14:32
Fohlen*err, network timeouts14:32
raubwizard_: Cool14:32
whoeverraub: efi grows chest hair ?14:33
raubwhoever: *not* using it ;)14:33
wizard_what specifically do you want to know about my system??14:33
whoeverraub: lol  not sure, i think you just  get a hair transfer from your head to your chest, and it becomes gray14:33
Fohlenwhat could, [ 5819.001504] ERROR @wl_cfg80211_get_station : Wrong Mac address mean?14:34
Tin_mani hate to but in, but if you upgraded, can't you just use 14.04 iso file and do a complete install?14:34
whoeverraub:  AH  goood i hatte that pos14:34
wizard_from grub how can i boot into usb conatining ubuntu14:35
raubwizard_: now we know its model, we can google how to get to the cmos screen14:35
Tin_manf8, del, f2,14:36
wizard_i tried every fn key and del as well, nothing :(14:38
whoevercanis: where is the computer that you are tring to upgrade the os , and where are you ?14:38
raubwizard_: According to http://download.lenovo.com/consumer/mobiles_pub/lenovo_g400sg405sg400stouchg500sg505sg500stouch_ug_english.pdf, p.5, it is the little button to the right of the power button14:38
wizard_yes thats recovery key, i'l  try that in a minute14:39
UltimateNateHow do i change my sudo password?14:40
UltimateNateand my login password14:40
Niqxsudo -s14:40
Niqxpasswd14:40
raubwizard_: I hope it will let you go to the cmos screen, not some crazy automated recovery process14:40
wizard_nope  nothing, same place14:40
UltimateNatesudo -s passwd?14:40
Niqxthats for root password14:40
xangua!sudo | UltimateNate14:40
ubottuUltimateNate: sudo is a command to run command-line programs with superuser privileges ("root") (also see !cli). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for more information. For graphical applications see !gksu (GNOME, Xfce), or !kdesudo (KDE). If you're unable to execute commands with sudo see: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/fixsudo14:40
ghostcowHey guys/girls anyone alive?14:40
zzxcNope14:41
NiqxUltimateNate: For your normal user just go "passwd"14:41
raubghostcow: Nope. I failed the mirror test14:41
ghostcowhehe14:41
UltimateNateWill it interfear with anything if i change it?14:41
ghostcowraub i have xfce on ubuntu 12 i think, and i can't highlight text14:41
ghostcowit just blinks off14:42
NiqxUltimateNate: No, unless you have any application that activley uses that password14:42
ghostcowany idea what might be the problems?14:42
UltimateNateI don't think i have any14:42
UltimateNatethat uses the password14:42
NiqxUltimateNate: me for an example, I have a password.safe that unlocks with my password. I need to update that application when I update my own passowrd.14:42
NiqxPassword*14:42
UltimateNateNow i need to change my sudo password14:42
UltimateNateso sudo -s passwd14:43
NiqxCorrect14:43
UltimateNateSo i guess -s means set?14:43
UltimateNateOh14:44
NiqxUltimateNate: No, the -s is a variable for "sudo" it reads the input password14:44
geirhano14:44
UltimateNateIt seems the password changes with the sudo14:44
UltimateNateWhen i did passwd, It changes the sudo password as well14:44
NiqxWell yes, you're logged in as your current user14:44
geirha!root | UltimateNate14:44
ubottuUltimateNate: Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo14:44
Niqxand running sudo only elevates your current user to root14:44
geirhaDon't set a password for root. There's no point14:45
blueknight_hi14:46
Psycho_dudei am a psychopath14:46
raubghostcow: I am at a loss here. Completely clueless14:46
whoeverghostcow: did you just update/upgrade14:46
blueknight_How do I stop these ping messages?14:46
whoeverblueknight_: what command did you enter to start them14:47
blueknight_I entered nothing14:47
ghostcownope you guys.. let me get more info for you about my setup14:47
DJonesblueknight_: Do you mean the join/quit messages in the irc channel?14:47
ghostcowhold on14:47
streulmahello ActionParsnip14:48
blueknight_No, the ping messages>  yanagi775 has quit (Ping timeout: 245 seconds)14:48
a113what is the correct directory to place a bash script to be run by a cron job (ie root)?14:48
streulmacan't find lib v4l214:48
Piciblueknight_: those are join/quit messages.14:48
streulmafor preload to skype14:48
DJonesblueknight_: Yeah, its probably the same, so quit messages14:48
ghostcowuname -a: 3.2.0-60-generic #91-Ubuntu SMP Wed Feb 19 03:55:18 UTC 2014 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux14:48
Pici!quietirc | blueknight_14:48
ubottublueknight_: To ignore joins/parts/quits in your favorite IRC client, see http://wiki.xkcd.com/irc/Hide_join_part_messages14:48
ghostcowXFCE 4.814:48
raubwizard_: I dunno what to tell you then. There might be another way to do it. It just depends on how brave you feel14:48
ghostcowi think it's 12.04 LTS14:49
blueknight_Ah, ok. Then I will have to live with this annoying behavior...14:49
wizard_see ac to http://www.markomedia.com.au/load-kernel-and-boot-your-system-with-grub2/ i just want to know X,Y14:49
Piciblueknight_: just look at the URL ubottu gave you14:49
wizard_can you help me find that??14:49
whoeverghostcow: any reason your still on 12 and not 1414:49
ghostcowAnyway, the problem happens on some programs like google chrome, gedit but not in the terminal emulator14:49
ghostcowdidnt' find anything on google about it when i searched14:50
ghostcowumm it's a virtual machine i set up a while ago and i haven't gotten around to upgrading14:50
a113my bash script won't be recognized by my cron job, should I place the bash script in /root/bin?14:50
blueknight_thank you, ubbotu14:50
streulmawhy I get Wrong ELF CLASS when I try to preload v4l1compat.so ?14:51
ghostcowthe problem is i try to highlight text and while i'm highlighting it just reverts back to normal14:51
whoeverghostcow: it coud be a ram  issue if it is slow, it could be out of date and some packages are broken14:51
ghostcowif i want to copy paste etc14:51
ghostcownothing is working slow, i don't know what you mean14:52
raubwizard_: When I had the same issue i was able to boot fromt he server CD, which has a repair install option14:52
raubwizard_: then I was able to run grub and probulate and find the x,y14:53
wizard_can a command find that on a standalone system'14:53
raubwizard_: that said, if you have only one drive, chances are x=014:53
raubwizard_: if you get to the "grub" prompt, ls might work14:54
wizard_and Y=gpt1...gpt7??14:54
raubwizard_: maybe 1..7. Remember I am pnting here; I do not use EFI14:55
whoeverghostcow: what about copy and pate /etce14:55
raubs/pnting/punting/14:55
whoeverghostcow: where do you want to put it14:55
mgolisch_streulma: wrong arch?14:55
ghostcowin gedit- i'm writing code, and all i want to do is highlight a paragraph, copy it and paste it somewhere else in the file14:56
ghostcowbut when i try highlighting- it reverts back to non-highlighted text instantly14:57
wizard_can some one help me with this: http://members.iinet.net/~herman546/p20/GRUB2%20How%20To%20Boot%20From%20CLI%20Mode.html14:57
Bitboy1Can I run windows application in Ubuntu?14:57
ghostcowsame thing happens when i use the shift+arrow keys14:57
xangua!appdb | Bitboy114:57
ubottuBitboy1: The Wine Application DB is a database of applications and help for !Windows programs that run under !WINE: http://appdb.winehq.org - Join #winehq for application help14:57
Pici/70/7014:57
mgolisch_ghostcow: which virtualisation software do you use?14:58
ghostcowvirtualbox14:58
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wizard_i can tell you hd0,gp2 says: filesystem type fat, UUID ..., partition start at...15:01
wizard_all other say no known filesystem detected15:01
mgolisch_ghostcow: installed any clipboard management stoftware or the likes?15:05
ghostcowmgolisch_: no.15:07
Radon_3Hi everyone, first I have got to admit something15:07
mgolisch_think i had a similar problem once caused by glipper15:07
ghostcowlol maybe i should install glipper then at least it will be a known bug :P15:08
Radon_3This is the hottest best ubuntu support ever,15:08
Radon_3anyways15:08
Radon_3my question:15:08
xanguasome clipboard managers paste the copied text when a text is selected mgolisch_, you can change that in the configuration15:08
Radon_3Is it safe to download and install nvidia drivers from nvidia website?15:08
OnelinerHello there, 14.04 is looking real nice!15:09
mgolisch_Radon_3: id not do that15:09
ActionParsnipRadon_3: why bother, there is a packaged version15:09
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wizard_https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GRUB this in the Chainloading Windows/Linux installed in UEFI mode section says insmod command , this shows error file not found15:09
mgolisch_Radon_3: whats wrong with the packaged version?15:09
wiakdoes anyone know how i can get [ and ] back in hexchat?, everytime i try ctrl + alt +8 and 9 i get nothing :O15:09
ActionParsnipRadon_3: you can but i dont think it ties into dkms so much15:09
Radon_3Oneliner: yeah, it is making me much more eager to get and install it, I just want it15:09
Radon_3ActionParsnip: lol15:10
OnelinerI have an asrock amd-nvidia box that is giving me issues though, all the bios and south bridge is nvidia (ethernet-video) and dosent want to play ball at all15:10
UwM716wiak: german keyboard? try AltGr+8 instead15:10
Radon_3mgolisch_: why wouldn't you do that?15:11
tigerLexit15:11
Onelinerthe main issue i have with this particular box is freeze after login (scrambled screen) and no internet access (wired, cable) even on live cd launch15:11
Radon_3the problem with the packaged versions is that when I install them I only get a black screen with a blinking cursor, and even Ctrl+alt+Fs don't work15:11
ghotiEr...  I just realized that I've got a box with two default routes.  It has two nics, and its second connection is to a service provider that appears to have provided us with the second default route via DHCP.15:12
Radon_3I thought to myself maybe it would be best that I read the whole documents about installing the drivers from nvidia on nvidia website15:12
Radon_3and then get it to work with xorg15:12
ghotiThings are still running, but what's the impact of running with multiple default routes?  How can there be more than 1 "default"?15:12
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Radon_3the problem is though that the thing is closed source and it scares me15:12
ActionParsnipRadon_3: do you use a switching GPU?15:12
_VlperX_I don't have JDK, do I? java version "1.7.0_51"15:13
_VlperX_Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.7.0_51-b13)15:13
_VlperX_Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 24.51-b03, mixed mode)15:13
mgolisch_the packaged drivers are too15:13
Onelinerif i boot the machine in same screen mode from the recovery window it works fine (without internet) so i know this is a hardware to nvidia drivers issue15:13
Radon_3ActionParsnip: what is a switching GPU?15:13
mgolisch_its the exact same thing15:13
ActionParsnipRadon_3: Intel and Nvidia GPU in the same system, usually a laptop15:13
mgolisch_unless the version on the nvidia website is newer i dont see any reason to install it from there15:13
coryhello all15:13
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Radon_3ActionParsnip: oh, no not any more, I used to, but I have completely disabled Intel graphics in the BIOS now15:14
Radon_3cory: hi man15:14
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ActionParsnipRadon_3: which Nvidia GPU do you have?15:15
Onelinerso what steps should i take to overcome working with a mobo that s very linux unfriendly? (nvidia soutbridge)15:15
Guest6134I'm hoping someone can help me with this issue that has been driving me CRAZY.  My mouse left-clicks on it's own about 6 seconds after I stop moving it.  Hover mouse is not enabled and mousetweaks -s says that there is nothing to shutdown.  Can anyone shed some light on what may be causing this?15:15
Radon_3I mean how safe is it? also the fact that the linux creator in that video said: "Fuck you Nvidia" and gave them the finger on youtube scares me more15:15
Radon_3ActionParsnip: I have Nvidia Geforce 21015:15
ActionParsnipRadon_3: its fine, the packaged version is just more convenient and gels the driver better with your OS15:15
blueknight_Is it possible to install a newer version of gcc from source? Currently I have 4.4.5.15:15
ActionParsnipRadon_3: have you tried running:  sudo nvidia-xconfig    then rebooting?15:15
Radon_3So Nvidia isn't after some sort of revenge?15:16
Radon_3you say?15:16
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blueknight_Revenge? What happened?15:16
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mgolisch_blueknight_: why do you need that?15:16
blueknight_just for curiosity..15:17
streulmamgolisch_ 14.0415:17
wizard_hey guys at lest now i booted into my os thanks anyways for the help :(15:17
ActionParsnipRadon_3: no its fine. Ive always used them when I need power. I like their drivers.15:17
streulmawhere can I find libv4l1compat.so from i386 just installed ?15:17
mgolisch_streulma: no what i meant is that you tried to load a 64bit shared object in a 32bit app or vice versa15:17
ActionParsnipstreulma: if you run:   file /usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compat.so    what is output?15:18
mgolisch_streulma: thats what wrong elf class means15:18
beastly_pdsi15:19
UwM716Radon_3: revenge, just because linus gave them the finger on youtube? i doubt it. of course, linus is absolutely right, nvidia keeps users of their driver running the kernel with closed source drivers, which is just bad. if your kernel crashes and you had the binary nvidia driver running, don't expect any support from the kernel developers. because they cannot know what's going on in that driver.15:19
wiakUwM716, [hmm.]15:19
wiakworks :P15:19
Onelinerright so nvidia asrock low range motherboard, not playing ball at all with drivers on video and lan, what are my options? (besides a new mb)15:20
ActionParsnipstreulma: or try:   sudo updatedb; locate v4l1compat.so15:20
wiakolmost germen, its a little bit back into the language history, i have a northern germanic keyboard :p15:20
ActionParsnipOneliner: which Ethernet chip is it?15:20
wiakActionParsnip, find / -iname woottofind is better :p15:21
OnelinerActionParsnip: checking15:21
ActionParsnipwiak: why? Once the updatedb is ran, searches are super quick15:21
ActionParsnipwiak: then only real time it falls down is the rapid changes in $HOME15:21
ActionParsnipwiak: so future searches outside of $HOME will be quicker15:22
OerHeksActionParsnip, do you know the solution to get sound indicator back, it disappeared somehowe ( 14.04 )15:24
OerHeksreinstall indicator-sound & logout/reboot did not work15:24
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ActionParsnipOerHeks: try:  killall pulseaudio   then wait a few seconds15:25
streulmaActionParsnip mgolisch_ nevermind, got it working with downloading v4l2 lib from ubuntu site and it installs in /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu15:25
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blueknight_that's the default dir where the package install libraries... (I had some issues with it)15:26
Radon_3Sorry folks, specially ActionParsnip, that I left in such a rude manner, I dunno what froze the system.... by the way when system frozes, is there any other ways to recover rather than pressing the rest button?15:26
ActionParsnipRadon_3: can you drop to TTY1?15:27
Radon_3TTY1???15:27
Radon_3what's that?15:27
ActionParsnipRadon_3: if so you can kill the X server and be ok15:27
ActionParsnipRadon_3: CTRL + ALT + F1 will drop you to TTY115:27
Radon_3oh, no I can't15:27
blueknight_Radon_3: when the system is frozen nothing can bring it back...15:27
UwM716Radon_3: tty1 is the first text console15:28
Radon_3:(15:28
Radon_3reset button then...15:28
UwM716Radon_3: or remote login from another machine with ssh15:28
Radon_3I have not installed ssh, not that I know of15:28
lorenxwhat's wrong with this nfs fstab? http://privatepaste.com/dd4ecf2a4415:29
Radon_3I have not installed ssh, that I know of15:29
blueknight_apt-get install openssh-client15:29
Radon_3no thank you15:30
streulmaActionParsnip now the webcam turned in SPCA2082 PC Camera15:30
blueknight_ops, or server... if you don't have it15:30
Radon_3notinterested in ssh,15:30
Radon_3more like apt-get kill-ssh-never-install-it15:31
ActionParsnipstreulma: does it work?15:31
blueknight_ssh is useful, I use it to control access friends and family machines without their consent15:31
Radon_3more like apt-get install kill-ssh-never-install-it15:31
mmazingRadon_3: why don't you like ssh?15:31
TomyWorkRadon_3 equivs might help there :P15:31
OnelinerActionParsnip: the asrock motherboard uses the nvidia soutbridge chips,15:31
Radon_3blueknight_15:31
Radon_3blueknight_15:31
Radon_3blueknight_: LMAO15:31
TomyWorkbut seriously, ssh is linux' RDP15:31
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mmazingssh is probably one of my favorite things on the planet15:32
ActionParsnipTomyWork: SSH is a lot more powerful than RDP15:32
Onelinerlemme get a bit more precise make and model :)15:32
UwM716it's THE remote login mechanism for unixlike systems15:32
Radon_3yeah, SSH is super, but I read somewhere don't install something that you don't know enough about or you would hurt your security,15:32
ActionParsnipits the swiss army knife of *nix15:32
mmazingalso, you probably already have ssh installed, what distro are you using15:33
TomyWorkit's ubiquitous, can do every remote management task you can think of... why wouldnt you want it?15:33
TomyWorkplus, it's secure15:33
ActionParsnipRadon_3: if you need SSH, install it, otherwise, don't15:33
Radon_3omg, reall???15:33
Radon_312.04 LTS DESKTOP15:33
UwM716mmazing: ubuntu does not have ssh server installed by default15:33
mmazingyou have all sorts of SSH in that15:33
TomyWorkdesktops never get managed remotely?15:33
Radon_3mmazing: lol15:33
UwM716mmazing: ssh client probably15:33
mmazingit has ssh client though15:33
Radon_3how can I remove it?15:33
_VlperX_does anyone know anything about java hotspot here?15:34
k1lRadon_3: what do you want to remove?15:34
TomyWorkever use git? most people use that via ssh15:34
ActionParsnipRadon_3: having ssh client installed doesnt harm anything15:34
Radon_3ok15:34
UwM716Radon_3: why? ssh is just the client. not running as a service.15:34
Radon_3ok15:34
UwM716Radon_3: sshd would be the server.15:34
k1lRadon_3: if you mean your ssh client you are wildly mixing things and shooting blindly to "protect" you15:34
UwM716Radon_3: you can check if the server is running by typing  "pidof sshd"15:34
MachinariusHello guys! I am trying to install ubuntu server on my lenovo s400u (yeah, broke... reusing as media center and continuous integration server) but GRUB is getting a 640x480 resolution that corrupts the terminal video mode and makes installing ubuntu impossible. Any ideas?15:35
UwM716Radon_3: if the pidof command returns one or more numbers (PIDs), then sshd is running15:35
blueknight_people can only access your machine if you have ssh server installed (+ip user and password).15:35
blueknight_SSH server is not installed by default in desktop versions..15:35
blueknight_as far as I know ...15:35
Radon_3nope not runnin15:35
UwM716Radon_3: alright15:35
mmazingMachinarius: hmmm, grub corrupting video, might be a hardware issue, do you have any other OSes installed? can you boot from a livecd?15:36
ActionParsnipMachinarius: http://askubuntu.com/questions/86561/how-can-i-increase-the-console-resolution-of-my-ubuntu-server15:36
Machinariusmmazing: I can boot a copy of raring that is installed on the machine15:36
ActionParsnipMachinarius: not sure if this is deprecated now15:36
blueknight_how do you people put people name in front of messages?15:37
mmazingtype it out :)15:37
blueknight_:O15:37
Piciblueknight_: most IRC clients support tab-complete of nicks.15:37
mmazingoh snap, tab does work15:37
UwM716blueknight_: either type it out or do tab completion (if your irc client has it)15:38
LyndsySimonI’m setting up a server running 12.04, and after updating, python-pip doesn’t work. Can someone point me to whatever reporting mechanism is established for this sort of thing?15:38
mmazingluckily i like typing so i'm not upset :)15:38
blueknight_OK, I was hoping for an easier way...15:38
blueknight_LOL!15:38
MachinariusActionParsnip: That made it, awesome. Thanks :) I remember you from a couple years back here... you deserve an award, or at least a cake that is not a lie15:39
mmazingheh, easier than typing a few characters and hitting tab?15:39
blueknight_you have to know if he likes cake first... who knows..15:39
UwM716blueknight_: what's so difficult about tab completion? to get "blueknight_" i just type bl and tab at the beginning of the line15:39
mmazingi have to type 50% more characters than you UwM716. 'blu', 50% seems like a lot, perhaps i should upgrade my irc client15:40
blueknight_I will stick to the type letter by letter method, thanks15:40
UwM716mmazing: i am using irssi15:40
blueknight_UwM716: thanks15:40
nick0R0Hello15:41
blueknight_Hi!15:41
jiguanglizipaohi..15:41
nick0R0I'm in a bit of a pickle and somehow messed up my repos15:41
nick0R0Is there anyone here who has experience with sources.list?15:41
blueknight_nick0R0: what did you do?15:42
Radon_3nick0R0: what's the issue?15:42
mmazingnick0R0, probably lots of people, what's the question exactly? :)15:42
nick0R0blueknight_: without overburdening you with too much detail I have weird errors when trying to update and upgrade through terminal15:42
OnelinerActionParsnip: the chipset that is not working with ubuntu is an nvidia model --> GeForce 7025 / nForce 630a15:42
streulmaActionParsnip: no black screen15:42
Radon_3God I love IRC, ubuntu....15:42
Onelinerboth graphics and lan fail misserably15:43
k1lnick0R0: please pastebin that errors and your sources list15:43
nick0R0blueknight_: After doing some google leg work I realized my repos were mixed/messed up15:43
blueknight_what red color messages mean?15:43
streulmaActionParsnip either think it is a hardware problem...15:43
nick0R0k1l: will do15:43
Onelinerso am guessing i need to find a ppa for the ethernet and then try nvidia current on the on board video15:43
k1lnick0R0: use that command: tail -n +1 /etc/apt/sources.list{,.d/*.list}15:43
Onelineri just dont know which ppa to look for :D15:43
nick0R0k1l: what does that do exactly>15:44
UwM716Oneliner: what was the ethernet card again?15:44
Onelinermobo onboard15:44
k1lnick0R0: it lists the sources.list and the PPAs in sources.list.d15:44
UwM716Oneliner: yeah, but which exact type? (lspci would help)15:44
Onelinernot listed in lspci15:46
Onelineronly way i can boot this box is via recovery mode boot15:46
quidnuncHow do I configure a new nagios plugin?15:46
UwM716Oneliner: what?15:46
quidnunc(to make it run)15:46
notrevhi all15:46
notrevis there a git package with git-p4 enabled ?15:46
grimetonjust in case somebody is using plesk: http://makthepla.net/blog/=/plesk-sso-xxe-xss15:46
UwM716Oneliner: can you paste the lspci output somewhere?15:46
OnelinerUwM716: not really, it has no network access15:47
Onelineram chating from another machine15:47
UwM716Oneliner: you could write the lspci output to a mounted usb stick15:47
Onelinerohhh wait, saw it, just didint read long enough :)15:48
OnelinerMCP6115:48
UwM716Oneliner: can you rerun lspci with the -n option?15:48
nick0R0blueknight_: k1l - Ok here is the gist of it - http://paste.ubuntu.com/7422006/15:48
UwM716Oneliner: to get the exact pci id15:48
k1lnick0R0: wait, you got maverick and saucy repos there?15:49
k1lnick0R0: what did you change there?15:49
nick0R0k1l: Here is the sources.list stuff - http://paste.ubuntu.com/7422014/15:50
nick0R0k1l: I really don't know why the maverick stuff is there. I haven't had Maverick for quite some time15:51
blueknight_nick0R0: are you using 10.10?15:51
nick0R0blueknight_: No 13.1015:51
OnelinerUwM716: 00:07.0 0680 10de:03ef (rev a2)15:51
junixbrhi there15:52
blueknight_where is that simnet.is from? Is it a mirror?15:52
k1lnick0R0: exchange maverick with saucy in the sources.list15:52
UwM716Oneliner: that card should run with the forcedeth driver. at least the pci id is in the driver module.15:53
OnelinerUwM716: is that what you expected or would you like me to run something else?15:53
blueknight_yea, don't know what maverick is doing there...15:53
nick0R0k1l: "EXCHANGE" meaning switch or do you mean replace. Please be specific15:53
k1lnick0R0: then do a "sudo apt-get update &&sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" and show that in a pastebin15:53
k1lnick0R0: replace maverick with saucy15:53
UwM716Oneliner: modinfo forcedeth | grep -i "10de.*03ef"15:53
nick0R0k1l: let me give that a try...15:54
Onelinerone sec trying15:54
UwM716Oneliner: can you check with lsmod if the forcedeth module is loaded?15:54
Onelinerlooks like it is15:55
Onelinertrying to force15:55
UwM716Oneliner: but "ip a" does not show you eth0 ?15:55
nick0R0k1l: I'm doing something wrong, I can't edit the file15:55
k1lnick0R0: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list15:56
Onelinershows as state unknown15:56
nick0R0k1l: Thanks15:56
UwM716Oneliner: but "ip a" has eth0 in its output?15:56
k1lnick0R0: ctrl+o to save and ctrl+x to exit15:56
OnelinerUwM716: there is a eth0 entry yes15:59
UwM716Oneliner: so the network card is actually detected by the driver16:00
UwM716Oneliner: if you say the card fails you mean it fails getting a dhcp lease?16:00
OnelinerUwM716: in a very troubled way i guess16:00
Onelineryes, no connection attempt is successfull16:01
UwM716Oneliner: but?16:01
UwM716Oneliner: oh, i misread16:01
Onelinerof course, this is not an issue on other os16:01
UwM716Oneliner: "connection" is a bit unspecific. does it get a dhcp lease?16:02
Onelinerao mchine hardware and context network are fine16:02
Onelinerno16:02
UwM716Oneliner: check dmesg output for lines with eth0 in it.  dmesg | grep eth016:02
Onelinergot a few entries16:03
luke7913It seems whenever I use the "Erase disk and install Ubuntu" with LVM checked, my swap partition never works. I get failed to mount vg blah on boot and then "Swap not available" in system monitor.16:03
blueknight_-- away -16:03
UwM716Oneliner: something about link status? 10/100/1000 mbit?16:03
kiilohi is there a simple way to restore keybindings in 14.0416:04
Onelinerlink is not ready and netdev watchdog complaining transmit queue timed out16:04
kiilomy super key shows "gnome help"16:04
Onelinerwhat if i force it to 10baset fd ?16:04
Onelinerugly wire?16:05
nick0R0k1l: Here is the "sudo apt-get update &&sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" stuff - http://paste.ubuntu.com/7422093/16:05
kegghola16:05
UwM716Oneliner: maybe. i don't know if the live system has ethtool.16:05
OnelinerUwM716: give me a couple min i ll go get a mem stick to start pasting some of this16:06
Onelineri used mii-tool in the past16:06
Onelinerchecking16:06
UwM716Oneliner: mii-tool is deprecated AFAIK16:06
kiilommmh this is outdated http://askubuntu.com/questions/17626/how-can-i-restore-default-keyboard-shortcuts16:07
Onelinerohh?16:07
kiilo14.04 how to reset keybindings?16:07
Onelinerhmm16:07
kiilowhere is the windows key setting stored?16:08
kiilosorry super key ;-)16:08
OnelinerUwM716: do you have any options the graphics part? once i solve that i dont have to load that box in recovery mode16:08
UwM716Oneliner: i would try something like  ethtool -s eth0 speed 100 duplex full autoneg on16:08
UwM716Oneliner: no, i don't use any nvidia hardware myself16:09
k1lnick0R0: remove postfix16:09
SameDayHi, I need a certain user (mail), to be able to play sounds, how can I accomplish that ?16:11
nick0R0k1l: "remove postfix" - Do you mean in sources.list? How?16:11
k1lnick0R0: sudo apt-get rmeove postfix16:11
UwM716Oneliner: gotta go now16:11
Onelinergood luck and thanks16:11
UwM716bye16:11
Onelinerhow do i kill nouveau and friends?16:12
blueknight_bye16:13
nick0R0k1l: Ok now what16:13
blueknight_where to buy a keyboard without the windows logo?16:13
blueknight_not that it is a problem, but I think it makes keyboard more expensive due to royalties paid...16:15
blueknight_(not to mention the lack of respect)16:15
yordanovHey guys. I am trying to set up an ad hoc WiFi network for internet connection sharing between a Linux machine (the host) and a Win7 one, but I can't get it to work. It never shows on the list of networks on the windows machine no matter how I try to set up the network when I create it on the linux PC.16:17
MachinariusHey guys, reading an article on connecting to wifi via terminal i find it suggests adding some commands to /etc/rc.local but the file says it's run at *each* multiuser runlevel, is this really sane?16:18
blueknight_I don't think so.16:19
Yeluyordanov, maybe this is helping you => https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Adhoc16:20
rypervencheMachinarius: I don't see why it's a problem to have something run on all multiuser runlevels, but what are you using to connect to wifi?16:21
Jordan_UMachinarius: I think upstart in Ubuntu only has one multi user "runlevel", runlevels aren't really used in upstart.16:22
Armag3dd0n1banana?16:22
tiblockHi. I connected to ubuntu 14.04 server true SSH and i tryed open new session and password was not accepted. I did "passwd" and tryed all sorts of passwords, it says password changed, but "ssh localhost" dont accept passwords. /var/log/auth.log says "Failed password for root". I just installed apache+php+mysql, how i could broken this and how to fix it?16:22
kiilomeeh Super keybinding not editable16:23
k1lnick0R0: again update and dist-upgrade16:23
kiilowhere is is noted down?16:23
nick0R0k1l: Ok will do16:23
k1lnick0R0: but i got to go now. for more help ask the channel16:23
kiiloShow the activities overview is disabled16:23
Armag3dd0n1my niece is still on xp, should i upgrade her laptop to ubuntu?16:23
kiilocannot reasing "Super"16:23
Machinariusrypervenche: Because i am installing ubuntu server on a laptop that i can't use as a laptop anymore16:23
c5lijHow do i move the VirtualBox VMs from my ssd to another hard drive?16:24
MachinariusJordan_U: Thanks for the tip, reading on upstart now16:25
kiiloHOWTO reassign "Super" to "Show the activities overview" keybindings16:25
rypervencheMachinarius: So you can use wicd to connect to wireless from the terminal.16:25
Jordan_UArmag3dd0n1: That depends heavily on your niece and what she wants to do with her computer. You certainly shouldn't force a switch to Ubuntu on her.16:25
Machinariusrypervenche: I used wpa_supplicant as a background process, redirected it's stderr and stdout to dev/null16:26
MachinariusIs wicd a better way?16:26
blueknight_I did that with mother's netbook. No complaints till now.16:26
Armag3dd0n1you're right but xp is madness now, she only browses the web and watched the odd online movie.16:26
rypervencheMachinarius: It would probably be easier for you, as it uses wpa_supplicant on the backend. Both should have init scripts though that you could then enable, assuming you have the correct configuration.16:27
blueknight_just like my mother..16:27
Machinariusrypervenche: Oh, neat. Reading on wicd now. Thanks16:27
Armag3dd0n1im running ubuntu 14.04 and it's awesome, really good battery life. it's like ive got an ssd its that quick. :p16:27
nick0R0k1l: Appreciate your help. Thank you16:27
Armag3dd0n1blueknight, yeah my brother also has xp too so he;s gonna have to upgrade as well, might stick him on ubuntu16:28
Armag3dd0n1but im running it on all mine :D16:28
Jordan_UArmag3dd0n1: Ask permission, explain that the only other reasonable option is to buy a new computer that can run a supported version of Windows, and maybe start with a dual boot. Also, on older machines Lubuntu may be a better fit.16:28
tiblockOkay. When i use passwd in auth.log i see "passwd[24793]: gkr-pam: couldn't update the login keyring password: no old password was entered". Cant google solution, old password not working, cant set new. Help please.16:28
Armag3dd0n1it's only got 1gb ram and 160gb hdd, pretty old now16:29
madphoenixHi all.  Anybody know how to let non-local users (e.g. winbind/openldap) login at the graphical login for 14.04?  As far as I can tell, there is only a local user list and no way to enter an alternative username16:29
YeluArmag3dd0n1, show your niece your 14.04 and demonstrate the functions she is using on her laptop. - Then tell her about security. - Finally ask her, if she wants to switch.16:29
YeluArmag3dd0n1, let her play with the guest user on your machine ...16:29
OerHeksActionParsnip, found it.16:30
blueknight_I'd recommend xubuntu... less issues.16:30
ActionParsnipOerHeks: whats the magic bullet?16:30
OerHeksActionParsnip, silly mark on the bottom 'show ... " >> http://www.wuala.com/OerHeks/Foto's/Screenshot-volume.png/16:30
MachinariusJordan_U: Seems like upstart did ignore my runlevel script, had to connect manually to wifi16:31
blueknight_did you logout?16:31
alnassafiHi all16:31
tiblockblueknight_, me? No, i connected true SSH16:31
ActionParsnipOerHeks: link is bad16:31
Jordan_Umadphoenix: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LightDM#Show_Manual_Login_Box16:31
tiblockblueknight_, but i cant open another session16:31
alnassafiIf I have a chrooted terminal .. can I connect another terminal to the same chroot environment?16:32
blueknight_tiblock: what's your issue?16:32
nick0R0k1l: Ok here is after postfix is gone - http://paste.ubuntu.com/7422215/16:32
ActionParsnipalnassafi: you'll need to chroot the terminal, but yes16:32
blueknight_k1l is gone, I think16:32
tiblockblueknight_, old root password not working, "passwd" says success change, but auth.log have "passwd[24793]: gkr-pam: couldn't update the login keyring password: no old password was entered"16:33
nick0R0k1l: And here is after update and dist upgrade done - http://paste.ubuntu.com/7422236/16:33
Jordan_UMachinarius: /etc/rc.local *will* be run at boot. If your wirless didn't connect from what you added to rc.local, there is a problem with what you added.16:33
tiblockblueknight_, so if i close SSH i will be unable to connect again16:33
Armag3dd0n18 hours for a laptop with 5 hours on windows is good?16:33
blueknight_tiblock: are you connecting through ssh?16:33
nick0R0blueknight_: I know but I wanted to be consistent when posting the remaining stuff from our conversation16:33
tiblockblueknight_, yes16:33
YeluArmag3dd0n1, you asked already yesterday :)16:33
nick0R0blueknight_: Thanks anyway :)16:33
madphoenixJordan_U: thanks for the link, but on 14.04 /usr/lib/lightdm/lightdm-set-defaults doesn't exist16:34
alnassafiActionParsnip: Do u mean .. I do a new chroot .. but to the same environment?16:34
MachinariusJordan_U: Seems like i forgot +x'ing. My bad16:34
rasheeda learner of programming16:34
Armag3dd0n1i know lol boredm hahahahha16:34
Armag3dd0n1:p16:34
madphoenixi guess i can install apt-file to figure out which package may have that binary16:34
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blueknight_tiblock: so you can't login as root username?16:34
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blueknight_try: 'passwd root'16:35
YeluArmag3dd0n1, I see ...16:35
nick0R0blueknight_: Any thoughts on the issue at hand?16:35
tiblockblueknight_, this is fresh installed server 14.04. I connected true SSH, all fine. Then i used "passwd" and now i can connect new session.16:36
cpinedhello,  I have vbox running ubuntu.  Something happened yesterday, I no longer see the "Auto capture mouse" message and I can't use the mouse now.16:36
cpinedAlso, guest additions is not showing up under /media16:36
ActionParsnipcpined: ask in #vbox too16:36
blueknight_nick0R0: what's your issue now?16:36
alnassafiThanx16:36
cpinedok, thanks16:36
alnassafiquit16:36
alnassafiexit16:36
cfhowlett!vbox|cpined16:36
ubottucpined: Virtualbox is a virtualizer for x86 and amd64 architectures. It's available in the package "virtualbox" in the !repositories, and you can download the Virtualbox Extension Pack for additional, non-Free functionality at http://virtualbox.org . Additional details can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox16:36
tiblockblueknight_, i have one session opened, the old one. New says incorrect password and auth.log says "Failed password for root". So i can do "passwd" write "123" but i will be unable to login with that password16:37
nick0R0blueknight_: Two issues to be specific. 1) Same repo issue as before (see above) 2) Epson XP series printer install16:37
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lblumeAny reason why a locked GNOME 3.12 session on Trusty would not allow unlocking? And trying to switch VT give me "Failed to switch from vt07 to vt09: Input/output error" in the gdm log?16:38
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nick0R0blueknight_: (where #2 may be a consequence of #1)16:38
blueknight_tiblock: try logging out. If you know the password this should be no problem...16:38
cpinedubottu, problem is I can no longer use my mouse to bring up a browser.  Normally, I have seen the extension pack shell script under /media/VBOX....16:38
ActionParsniplblume: contact the PPA maintainer that you added16:38
cpinedbut that is no longer present even after mounting it.16:38
blueknight_nick0R0: sorry, don't have a printer.16:38
ActionParsniplblume: trusty uses Gnome 3.1016:38
OerHeksActionParsnip, many readers tried the url, again > http://picpaste.com/Screenshot-volume-l7wKuGTi.png16:39
tiblockblueknight_, i asked guy near server to connect monitor and keyboard, he cant login.16:39
nick0R0blueknight_: No worries #1 is of graver concern anyhow16:40
tiblockblueknight_, "passwd" blocking password with auth.log = "passwd[24793]: gkr-pam: couldn't update the login keyring password: no old password was entered"16:40
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blueknight_tiblock: that's maybe because you are logged in another account... Not sure16:41
lblumeActionParsnip: And if I switch back to 3.10 and ask about issues with it, will you help, or just stay silent?16:41
tiblockblueknight_, its can't be reason. I think. I dont think ubuntu not allowing bu default 2 sessions.16:42
blueknight_let me see16:42
concernedParent I have a question for you parents out there.. my kids is dressing a little too old.. what would you do if your little girl dressed like this? http://www.primejailbait.com/id/1026399/16:43
nick0R0concernedParent: Not the room for that16:43
blueknight_yea, no problem16:44
ActionParsniplblume: you could roll back, why would you want to change something that drastic and remove lots of support?16:46
ActionParsniplblume: what was the rationale?16:46
nick0R0Flannel: Thanks16:47
blueknight_is there an option for private talking?16:47
yordanovslash msg nick message16:48
blueknight_slash msg yordanov No, it doesn't work16:48
yordanov...16:48
blueknight_just kidding! Thanks!16:49
yordanov:)16:49
lblumeActionParsnip: I've not paid anything yet for Ubuntu, so it's not like I'm losing the warranty. I keep trying to find an environment that doesn't ask me to change completely 25 years of habit in using a GUI, while being reasonably stable. It's just not as easy as it sounds.16:49
yordanovinstead of msg you can use chat or query16:49
blueknight_command line is awesome, you'll love it!16:50
blueknight_I thought the same 4 years ago16:50
arajhello16:52
blueknight_hello16:52
Safa_[A_boy]What is the name of the subtitle library?16:52
blueknight_libass?16:52
Safa_[A_boy]right!16:53
Safa_[A_boy]That what I want, thanks!16:53
blueknight_Welcome!16:53
arajfirst time in irc..:)16:53
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blueknight_me too, araj!16:53
blueknight_You're not alone!16:53
arajgood to know16:53
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DawgmatixAny pointers on how I can build grub from source?16:57
blueknight_Never tried.16:57
DawgmatixI need to apply the following patch - http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/grub-devel/2013-12/msg00442.html16:57
anasshi16:57
blueknight_hi16:57
Dawgmatix(To enable the intel card on my macbook pro)16:57
arajhow to start contributing to opensource?16:57
LyndsySimonIs there a command that I can run on an LTS install to upgrade to the most recent point release of that LTS, but no further?16:58
blueknight_araj, there are many ways, I think...16:58
blueknight_Dawgmatix: 0 experience with that. Sorry!16:59
araj@blueknight The best way to start?16:59
DawgmatixBlueknight - no issues. Will figure this out16:59
blueknight_araj: how do you want to contribute? Coding?16:59
arajblueknight: yep17:00
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nieeHi folks :). Any one to help me pls? i search good program for monitoring my internet traffic. i want to detect some ip in skype.17:04
blueknight_araj: don't you code already?17:04
blueknight_niee: hi17:05
blueknight_I don't know any. Sorry!17:05
nieeblueknight_: hi. ok. tnx :).17:05
nieei have befor, but not remember the name.17:05
Armag3dd0n1odd question, why does apple hate linux????17:05
DusXMTArmag3dd0n1: Why wouldn't they?17:06
blueknight_It shouldn't it uses linux code17:06
Armag3dd0n1i mean no itunes on linux, no support etc17:06
Armag3dd0n1they're idiots.17:06
DusXMTblueknight_: I doubt, give me some examples17:06
blueknight_Ah, that's a marketing strategy...17:06
blueknight_$$$17:06
Armag3dd0n1i have tried everything and failed :/ i made a rant on their site lol17:06
blueknight_DusXMT: then it was my mistake17:07
blueknight_Sorry!17:07
blueknight_:P17:07
fdgfgdfghi! sorry, i speak a little english. how to play *.iso DVD files? what application name?17:08
Armag3dd0n1vlc17:08
blueknight_mplayer, vlc17:08
Armag3dd0n1:p17:08
fdgfgdfgmplayer? how to?17:08
m000gleCould someone help me with monitor colour calibration on Ubuntu 14.04? ... I'm using an X-Rite i1 Display Pro calibrator, which worked fine on Ubuntu 13.10.  However, when I tri to calibrate, I receive the error message: "dispcal: Error - new_disprd() failed with 'Instrument Access Failed'"17:08
Armag3dd0n1use vlc it's better17:08
blueknight_If you want the easier way then go VLC17:08
DusXMTblueknight_: No problem, it's just that I highly doubt that they'd use any GPL'd code in their OS, considering the license is incompatible with their open source one. They do use BSD and Mach code, though17:08
fdgfgdfgvlc: only open the file path and play it?17:09
fdgfgdfgnot need another app?17:09
blueknight_no17:09
fdgfgdfgthanks!17:09
fdgfgdfgbye17:09
blueknight_Welcome!17:09
yokilHow do i move the VirtualBox VMs folder from my ssd to another hard drive?17:09
blueknight_just move the folder?17:11
Armag3dd0n1google :p17:11
blueknight_The easier way is to use virtual box options for that17:11
Onelinerso i ve been researching a bit, this bug ia the exact match to my issue https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/100329717:11
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1003297 in linux (Ubuntu) "10de:03ef [ASRock N68-VS3 FX] Networking and ACPI conflicts" [Low,Expired]17:11
Onelinerhow can this still be a thing? :D17:11
Onelinernow solution 2 from that workaround no longer works17:13
Onelinerubottu EXPIRED? you need oil in your grindwheels17:13
ubottuOneliner: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)17:13
ActionParsniplblume: you'll loose support as you are using a 3rd party PPA which is not supported here17:14
ActionParsnipArmag3dd0n1: you'd have to ask them17:14
blueknight_ubottu: are you human?17:14
ubottublueknight_: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)17:14
sleeziohello, is there an app for 'active desktop'? i'm wanting to use an animated gif from a url for wallpaper...and have it update every x amount of minutes17:14
blueknight_you're pretty smart for a bot...17:14
blueknight_:)17:15
blueknight_sleezio, open the gif in browser17:15
blueknight_ops, you want to use it on desktop17:16
sleezioyuh17:16
blueknight_Sorry!17:16
blueknight_You can set a video as wallpaper...17:16
Onelinerguys this is rather major malfunction on very specific hardware, how come its "minor" and "outdated" , its hapening on 14.04, any way to bump this?17:16
Armag3dd0n1i did, no one is replying.17:17
blueknight_Armag3dd0n1: what did you ask for? I didn't see.17:17
Armag3dd0n1it is somewhat of a rant though lol17:17
OerHeksOneliner, read the comments, especially #17 https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1003297/comments/17 am3 cpu's17:17
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1003297 in linux (Ubuntu) "10de:03ef [ASRock N68-VS3 FX] Networking and ACPI conflicts" [Low,Expired]17:17
Armag3dd0n1itunes support with linux17:17
OnelinerActionParsnip: how can i make the first solution in that bug report permanent?17:17
Onelinerthe first stated "workaround" worked for me17:17
blueknight_Armag3dd0n1: there's no quicktime for linux. And I doubt there will be any apple software for linux.17:18
blueknight_Sorry!17:18
OerHeksArmag3dd0n1, no go, itunes nor itunes in wine AFAIK17:18
SchrodingersScatArmag3dd0n1: we can't know why apple hates linux.  Feels like something that would be trivial for them to do, yet..  I'm ok if it never happens.17:18
ActionParsnipOneliner: echo "options forcedeth msi=0 msix=0" | sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/forcedethfix.conf > /dev/null17:18
BeldarOneliner, worked for you means little, this is support not #ubuntu-soapbaox17:18
OnelinerOerHeks: yeah i want this at boot time :D --> I have this conflict with Ubuntu 13.10 and it's solved by removing forcedeth and reloading with "modprobe forcedeth msi=0 msix=0".17:18
blueknight_They do for Windows, but not for Linux.17:19
blueknight_I think it is because they want a $$$$ user base17:19
lblumeActionParsnip: "supported" in what way? There might be other people here using it with ideas. It's not like I'm demanding an answer, just requesting help. I've asked questions before for "supported" products which went unanswered. But fine, I'll ppa-purge and see if questions on stock 3.10 fare better.17:19
OnelinerBeldar: its a beatiful day out there, why dont you go and play? :)17:19
Beldar!ot | Oneliner17:19
ubottuOneliner: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks!17:19
blueknight_Oneliner: it's not a sunny day here17:20
bazhangOneliner, please take the chit chat elsewhere17:20
BeldarOneliner, You are trolling, get a life.17:20
ActionParsniplblume: we cannot support packages from random PPAs you find online, This channel only supports the packages from the official repos17:20
Onelinerblueknight_: am sorry to hear that, do you have a game console? :D17:20
Armag3dd0n1yeah BUT they're idiots. why let it work with windows and mac osx but not linux? linux is becoming more popular. something needs to be done!17:20
OnelinerActionParsnip: thanks i ll try that17:21
bazhangArmag3dd0n1, its offtopic here17:21
Armag3dd0n1yeah, my bad. sorry!17:21
blueknight_Oneliner: Yes!17:21
lblumeActionParsnip: Yes, my previous answer still stands.17:21
ActionParsnipOneliner: when you load the module, it will use those options by default17:21
OnelinerBeldar: you come across as rather blunt and uneducated, anything off topic i said before you started rambling nonsense?17:22
ActionParsniplblume: We cannot support PPAs so discussion is offtopic in the channel17:22
Armag3dd0n1is there a channel for offtopic? random stuff?17:22
ActionParsniplblume: if you use a PPA and get issues then you will simply be told to roll back to the supported version17:22
blueknight_I don't think so.17:22
ActionParsniplblume: so my previous statement answers your question17:22
SchrodingersScat!ot | Armag3dd0n117:23
ubottuArmag3dd0n1: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks!17:23
blueknight_Sorry, I don't know how to private messaging.17:23
bazhangArmag3dd0n1, #ubuntu-offtopic17:23
Armag3dd0n1woah thought i was getting banned then LOL17:23
blueknight_oh, there is17:23
ActionParsniplblume: why did you add the Gnome 3.12 PPA anyway?17:23
Armag3dd0n1thank you!17:24
Onelinerfreaking laptop keyboard17:24
blueknight_I got a compile error: "gnu/stubs-32.h: No such file or directory" Where do I get it?17:24
ActionParsnip!find stubs-32.h17:25
ubottuFile stubs-32.h found in libc6-dev, libc6-dev-powerpc-cross17:25
blueknight_Thank you, ubottu!17:25
lblumeActionParsnip: I explained that above. It's fine, I'm removing it, I'll come back with questions for 3.10.17:25
blueknight_Oh, it's really a bot!17:25
ActionParsniplblume: you could try XFCE, KDE, LXDE if you want to try a different GUI style. They are all available in the official repos17:27
DawgmatixBlueknight this page had everything I needed to compile a custom package -> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpdatingADeb17:29
ActionParsnipblueknight_: I triggerd her, Ubottu is dead handy17:30
blueknight_Dawgmatix, I'm trying to compile gcc. And I got that error...17:30
sruz25I've got a little problem with monitors, I can get the external one to work, and the notebook one to work, but not both at the same time. When I try that, then the external one acts as it has no input. Any idea how to solve it? I was doing all of that in GUI, I would use xrandr, but I'm not familiar with it and learning it would take some time, but if you point me to right direction which won't take 2 hrs, I'm willing to learn.17:30
kdzhello friends17:30
Armag3dd0n1is there a release for ubuntu on a galaxy tab 3?17:30
bazhang!touch | Armag3dd0n117:31
ubottuArmag3dd0n1: Information about the Ubuntu Touch platform for Phone and Tablet is available here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch . Support and discussion in #ubuntu-touch17:31
junixbrI'm trying to build a deb package from advmame (advancemame.sourceforge.net). I'm following the Ubuntu documentation to build packages, but my package was created without binnary files.17:31
Armag3dd0n1thank you/17:31
sruz25also it worked with fglrx, but that made my DE kinda sluggish and not very comfortable to work it...17:31
junixbrsome tip?17:31
sruz25*in17:32
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OnelinerActionParsnip: tee just said file dosent exist, i can do this command "manually" right? just creating the file myself?17:32
blueknight_So, stubs-32.h maybe already in my system. But how do I point it to the right location?17:32
Onelinerthis is the command you recomended i run --> echo "options forcedeth msi=0 msix=0" | sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/forcedethfix.conf > /dev/null17:32
blueknight_Anyway, I google it... xD17:33
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blueknight_Ah, ok libc6-dev:i386 was missing... Let's see.17:34
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ActionParsnipOneliner: it's all one command, it will make the file and populate it17:36
sovereignentityIs there a program in the Ubuntu repository that can be used to create invoices?17:37
blueknight_I think there's php program for that...17:38
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sovereignentityI need something with a gui17:40
someHumanHello!17:40
blueknight_I don't know any. Sorry!17:40
blueknight_Hello!17:40
blueknight_sovereignentity, lookup at freecode.com17:41
onelinersorry the web client seems to have frozen on me17:41
onelinerActionParsnip: i read that about single command17:41
onelineranyway created the file and rebooted, the system still freezes17:42
blueknight_how do I change nick?17:42
onelineri still need whatever recovery mode fixes, probably killing nouveau will help?17:43
MonkeyDustblueknight_  /nick blah17:43
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blahThanks, MonkeyDust!17:43
blah..17:44
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Blue_Knight:)17:44
LuvLinuxOSmsg NickServ indentify Omegas247daques17:45
willwhLuvLinuxOS: doh17:45
Beldarsovereignentity, I did a web search I see some links, here is one kinda old is all. http://askubuntu.com/questions/12294/how-to-produce-an-invoice17:45
LuvLinuxOSIKR17:45
someHumanI don't understand how gcc complains, this part to start with -> http://imgur.com/ybb5mH117:46
someHumanPlease PM me for those who want to help, sorry if it disturbs you but I gotta go do something.17:46
nepsare there any websites to find easy to read man pages17:46
Blue_Knightneps, man pages are easy to read.17:47
bekkssomeHuman: Thats no misbehaviour, but a very useful warning to fix your code accordingly.17:47
someHumanbekks: What does it mean?17:47
nepsbut i find it hard on terminal17:47
MonkeyDustneps  look for "how to"s of "ubuntu tips" or so17:47
someHumanneps: Everything can be learnt, just chill.17:48
nepsi would love if i had a website17:48
bekkssomeHuman: It tells you that you are using the wrong type.17:48
Blue_Knightneps: you can have one is few steps.17:48
someHumanneps: What I mean is, just be patient on reading man pages via terminal.17:48
MonkeyDust!manual | neps start here17:48
ubottuneps start here: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/17:48
Beldarsovereignentity, Here is a general linux accounting link, might be something here. http://www.linuxlinks.com/Software/Financial/Accounting/17:48
someHumanbekks: No, I mean the numbers on the user prompt.17:48
Blue_KnightYea, patience is the key. But searching for keywords will help a lot if you don't want to read line by line.17:49
bekkssomeHuman: Which numbers?17:49
nepsubottu thanks17:49
ubottuYou're welcome! But keep in mind I'm just a bot ;-)17:49
Blue_KnightIt's true!17:49
Blue_Knight:P17:49
MonkeyDustneps  http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Trusty17:50
someHumanbekks: The ones showing which line in source text the error is.17:51
nepsthanks monkeydust17:51
bekkssomeHuman: "the numbers showing which line in source text the error is".17:51
nepsthis place seems to be great for learning linux17:51
ActionParsnipneps: absolutely :)17:51
ActionParsnipneps: as well as just using the OS17:52
Blue_Knightneps: you learn more by practicing17:52
nepsokay17:52
MonkeyDustneps  and by making mistakes17:52
someHumanbekks: I know what the first number is, how about after that?17:52
nepsnice17:52
ZombyradsomeHuman: the first number is the line containing the error, the number after the : is the character of that line17:52
ZombyradWhere the compiler starts having issues17:53
someHumanZombyrad: What?17:53
someHumanBut that number is wrong17:53
Blue_KnightLooks like incorrect parameters...17:53
bekkssomeHuman: Because...?17:53
bekkssomeHuman: Show us your code first.17:53
someHumanI'll recompile just to check.17:53
someHumanbekks: Ok.17:54
bekkssomeHuman: Recompiling will not help to verify wether it is the wrong or right number.17:54
someHumanbekks: Yeah yeah my bad.17:54
someHumanhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/7422607/17:54
TSHirtim glad this channel is filled with kind people i cant imagine if it wasnt17:55
Blue_Knightis there a windows IRC?17:56
bekksBlue_Knight: ##windows17:56
Blue_KnightOh!  but is it maintained by microsoft?17:56
bekksBlue_Knight: No.17:56
Blue_KnightThanks!17:56
MonkeyDustbrb17:57
Blue_Knightbrb = be right back!17:57
Blue_KnightsomeHuman: I am not a C function user. So I can't help you. Sorry!17:58
someHumanBlue_Knight: No worries.18:01
Blue_KnightsomeHuman: replace %d with %f18:01
someHumanBlue_Knight: I don't think so, it probably is %ld18:01
someHumanOr maybe it is %f18:02
someHumanWell shit.18:02
Blue_Knightbut your argument is double, not int18:02
someHumanBlue_Knight: Yeah yeah.18:02
Blue_Knight%d is for int18:02
Blue_Knightit's %lf or %f18:03
Blue_KnightAnyway, I have to go now.18:03
Blue_KnightSee you all later! :)18:03
someHumanOk.18:03
someHumanBlue_Knight: How do I remove the zeros?18:04
someHumanI only need the whole number.18:04
Blue_KnightsomeHuman: I think it is18:04
someHumanBlue_Knight: No, I don't want the zeros printed. Just the number.18:05
bekkssomeHuman: Which zeros?18:06
someHumanbekks: Run this.18:06
Blue_Knight%.1lf18:06
bekkssomeHuman: I wont run anything. Please explain what you are actually talking about.18:07
Blue_KnightBye!18:07
someHumanbekks: I just want the value 67 that was an ex int, converted to double.18:07
someHumanBlue_Knight: Thanks!18:07
mmazinghmmmmmmm, i just imported an exchange account with evolution-mapi, and *some* of the calendar appointments are shown as UTC, and some are the correct timezone (CDT), anyone else experience anything like that?18:08
bekkssomeHuman: And you want to strip ".0..." from the double? That is called "int".18:08
mmazingsystem time and hardware time are both the same18:08
someHumanbekks: Ah ok.18:09
someHumanbekks: Sorry am a noob.18:09
vv111ynew 12.04.4 install GUI&mouse bonkers. gui bitmaps junk, mouse stuck&jumpy. gpu=NVS 450, mobo=X79 extreme6. hardware tested good. any ideas? thanks18:10
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daftykinsvv111y: what graphics driver is in use?18:14
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vv111ydaftykins: will need to check. no alerts came up with install.18:17
daftykinsvv111y: a quadro isn't especially supported well i expect18:17
vv111ydaftykins: oh boy. not good. found this forum post http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=158864818:18
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thomistic#sabayon18:19
daftykinsvv111y: the first post? that's 10.04 though.18:19
vv111ydaftykins: true. can't find anything else so far18:19
daftykinsvv111y: i wouldn't follow any of that threads content for 12.04. how come you're not using 14.04 though?18:20
vv111ydaftykins: I did a RAID0 install, so needed alternate iso. couldn't find that for anything newer18:20
daftykins!alternate18:21
ubottuThe alternate CD has been discontinued for the main Ubuntu distro, please use and report any bugs in the !LiveCD18:21
daftykinshrmm18:21
vv111ydaftykins:, ubottu: this doesn't sounds good18:22
vv111yso basically no RAID0 then?18:22
daftykinssurely all you need do is boot 14.04, install mdadm or similar, configure the RAID, run the installer at that point, then all is good?18:23
vv111ydaftykins: then I got wrong info. some ubuntu page somewhere said only 12.xx alternate had RAID. if so I'll just try again with 14.0418:24
vv111ywhich guide do I use? every search of ubuntu site is giving me info from this&that version18:25
Yeluvv111y, or use ubuntu server iso for RAID et al. and add ubuntu-desktop in the end18:27
vv111ycould do that. googled this http://www.htpcbeginner.com/install-gui-on-ubuntu-server-14-04-gnome/18:29
anushbmxcan some one help me to setup mysql server up18:30
anushbmxERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/lib/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (13)18:31
daftykinsanushbmx: and what caused that error?18:31
daftykinsi like a challenge but guessing is going a bit far.18:31
anushbmxdont know18:32
daftykinsso when did that message come up?18:32
vv111ydownloading iso's. will see how it goes. thanks for the input folks18:32
daftykinshad you run a command?18:32
daftykinshelp me... to help you.18:32
anushbmxwhen i tried to run mysql18:32
daftykinsright, so tell me the command18:32
Yeluvv111y, tutorial seems ok18:33
anushbmxbmx@bmx-Lenovo-G500s ~ $ mysql18:33
anushbmxERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/lib/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (13)18:33
vv111yYelu: ok thanks18:33
daftykinsanushbmx: that's not how you run it. "mysql -u root -p"18:33
anushbmxi did that well daftykins18:34
anushbmxi even tried re installing18:34
anushbmxstll the error booms18:34
daftykinswhich package did you install? which version is this?18:34
anushbmxi didn;t do any installation18:34
anushbmxin recent tie18:34
anushbmxtime18:34
anushbmxit was all working fone18:34
anushbmxfine18:34
daftykinsso how did mysql-server appear on this system?18:35
anushbmxbut suddenly it was showing up this error18:35
anushbmxit says command not found now18:36
anushbmxas i removed all mysql things18:36
anushbmxto reinstall18:36
frcHi to you all18:37
daftykinsanushbmx: ok lets start at the beginning, in one sentence can you say what version of ubuntu this system is running, why it's running mysql and what mysql package you're installing?18:37
anushbmxi am using mint not ubuntu :/18:38
daftykinsi had a feeling that was coming18:38
daftykins!mint18:38
ubottuLinux Mint is not a supported derivative of Ubuntu. Please seek support in #linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org18:38
daftykinssorry, can't help you here.18:38
frc!list18:38
ubottufrc: No warez here! This is not a file sharing channel (or network); read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot ». If you're looking for a channel, see « /msg ubottu !alis ».18:38
anushbmxok18:38
PurplePeachI just upgraded from 13.04 to 13.1018:38
PurplePeachand when I try to change my repo server, it won't18:38
anushbmxthank you daftykins18:38
PurplePeachit keeps sticking to the repo server i set before upgrading18:38
daftykinsPurplePeach: why are you changing them by hand?18:39
PurplePeachi've tried deleting all sources.list and permutation files in /etc/apt18:39
PurplePeachI'm not trying to change them by hand18:39
PurplePeachI wanted to use a faster repo to upgrade with18:39
daftykinsdeleting sources.list is changing by hand18:39
PurplePeachand now it keeps giving me the same repo even though i select different ones18:39
FiggisQuestion (Very new, I looked this up but having a problem understanding what to do): I have ubuntu server setup on my laptop. When I did the setup it recognised and used my wireless connection I gave it. But once I am past the OS setup and looking at the command line. It isn't connected to my wireless. Any help would be appreciated.18:39
PurplePeachwell i deleted the sources.list then used the "software updates" tool to try and have it regenerate a sources.list with another repo18:39
daftykinsFiggis: server isn't really meant for laptops, what is your intended use?18:40
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someHumanHello, I wanna get this cow on my prompt. This link tells me to go add the line in the link to ~/.bashrc, I don't know where that is. http://imgur.com/VQCVCHF18:40
PurplePeachand I don't know where it keeps getting this bad repo cache from18:40
FiggisTo learn. This isn't meant for much else. I understand wireless and laptop isn't ideal. But it's what I have to work with right now.18:40
daftykinsPurplePeach: you're running 'sudo apt-get update' after reconfiguring repos then?18:40
PurplePeachyes but it's not using the right repo that is elect18:40
PurplePeachselect18:40
PurplePeachfor example i try the uofc repo, or the gigenet repo18:41
PurplePeachbut it just keeps using the wsu.edu repo18:41
OerHeksPurplePeach, ls /etc/apt/sources.listd # folder contains PPA's, they are no longer added to /etc/apt/sources.list18:41
daftykinsPurplePeach: ok, repeating yourself isn't necessary. check within /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ as well as /etc/apt/sources.list18:41
PurplePeachno matter what repo i select when picking a repo with the "software update" tool18:41
PurplePeach...18:41
PurplePeachi deleted the sources.list file18:41
PurplePeachand the only repos in sources.list.d are for mumble and steam18:41
PurplePeachwhich are third party repos18:41
PurplePeachwhich aren't impacting me right now18:41
daftykinsright, just checking you're aware. now can you please hit enter less18:42
OerHekspaste your sources.list on paste ubuntu.com please18:42
OerHeksor paste.ubuntu.com18:42
daftykinslet's continue on the assumption that using the GUI program is a bad move, try creating a new sources.list by hand and use the terminal to confirm it's hitting those links with "sudo apt-get update" - you can generate sources.list here: http://repogen.simplylinux.ch/18:43
YelusomeHuman, http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/en/man6/cowsay.6.html18:43
daftykinsFiggis: does it have a wired connection at all?18:43
someHumanThis link tells me that I need to put the code in a line located in ~/.bashrc, http://imgur.com/VQCVCHF18:43
Figgisdaftykins no18:43
PurplePeachhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/7422871/18:43
someHumanI don't know here it is, I want to get the cow thingy if you're asking what I want to do by the way :D18:43
daftykinsFiggis: really? ouch. ok run "ifconfig -a" and see if you're getting an interface at all (one other than lo that is ;) )18:44
geirhasomeHuman: It doesn't add it to the bash prompt as the text claims, but it will run it every time you start a new interactive bash shell (e.g. whenever you open a new terminal)18:45
PurplePeachyeah I'll try that generator tool18:45
YelusomeHuman, you must install the package first, then edit the filw ".bashrc" in your user'S home die ( => ~ )18:45
daftykinsPurplePeach: keep a backup as sources.list.old18:45
Figgisdaftykins yes wlan0 is showing up there18:45
someHumanAh thanks, I'll do it tomorrow. Gotta go, bye!18:45
dwarderhow do i install canary chrome in wine, it says i don't have internet connection18:45
daftykinsFiggis: ok, you could look online for a guide to playing around with wpa_supplicant to get a wireless connection going at command-line.18:45
YelusomeHuman, you must install the package first, then edit the filw ".bashrc" in your user's home dirextory ( => ~ ) (and as geirha said ...)18:46
calimero8282hi guys, i've a problem with audio, after i installed nvidia g210 audio doesn't work, i ve connected vga cable in my nvidia and audio is connected in my mb audio output, thanks18:46
dwarderanyone?18:46
clarkkI want to try the trunk version of inkscape, but it requires libcairo2 to be upgraded. How can I find out where it's finding this new libcairo2 package?   https://launchpad.net/~inkscape.dev/+archive/trunk18:46
Figgisdaftykins had no idea what I was looking for, thank you!18:46
* Yelu buying a new keyboard ...18:46
dwarderthis version https://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/browser/thankyou.html?platform=win&installdataindex=defaultbrowser18:46
dwarderin wine18:47
frc!list18:47
ubottufrc: No warez here! This is not a file sharing channel (or network); read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot ». If you're looking for a channel, see « /msg ubottu !alis ».18:47
daftykinsfrc: stop doing that.18:47
PurplePeachseems to be working18:47
PurplePeachi wish packages could download in parallel though18:47
daftykinsPurplePeach: i hear you :)18:48
dwarderanyone?18:48
OerHeksdwarder, chrome in wine, i am not sure that is going to work, did you check the wineHQ database?18:48
PurplePeachI don't know why that hasn't been added yet18:48
OerHeks!wine18:48
ubottuWINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu18:48
daftykinsPurplePeach: given it's true of debian and ubuntu and has been for years, there must be a reason18:48
daftykinsPurplePeach: think how hard mirrors are getting hit already18:48
PurplePeachI have my doubts, I mean look at libreoffice/openoffice, that's still single-threaded18:48
PurplePeachbandwidth is continually getting cheaper18:49
PurplePeachand with more and more mirrors coming online, there's a lot of options out there18:49
clarkkI want to try the trunk version of inkscape, but it requires libcairo2 to be upgraded. How can I find out where it's finding this new libcairo2 package?   https://launchpad.net/~inkscape.dev/+archive/trunk18:49
Armag3dd0n1what's the channel for offtopic again?18:49
daftykins-offtopic surprisingly18:49
dwarderOerHeks: yup :( http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=28617    i know websocket debug works in canary, on my ubuntu in google chrome nor in chromium nor in firefox i don't have this feature18:49
Armag3dd0n1wut?18:49
daftykins#ubuntu-offtopic18:49
PurplePeachahh jolly good, looks like i got past my 403 error in release upgrading18:50
PurplePeachthanks for pointing me to that tool18:50
PurplePeachi hate writing sources.list by hand :P18:50
Armag3dd0n1thanks! :D18:50
calimero8282hi guys, i've a problem with audio, after i installed nvidia g210 audio doesn't work, i ve connected vga cable in my nvidia and audio is connected in my mb audio output, thanks18:50
PurplePeachcalimero8282: your default audio may be trying to go through your HDMI port on the g21018:51
PurplePeachso you should switch your default audio device18:51
unixfanHi all :)18:51
unixfanneed help with installing Ubuntu on an android tablet18:52
sizzleI get an invalid data error when decrypting stored enccrypted string18:52
unixfanany help???18:52
sizzlehttp://pastebin.com/9SVvCQDh18:52
daftykinsunixfan: i don't think that's supported. try in #ubuntu-touch however18:52
calimero8282hi purpllepeach18:53
clarkkI want to try the trunk version of inkscape, but it requires libcairo2 to be upgraded. How can I find out where it's finding this new libcairo2 package?   https://launchpad.net/~inkscape.dev/+archive/trunk18:53
clarkkcan anyone help, please?18:53
calimero8282PurplePeach i'm not able18:54
unixfandaftykins: thanks for the reply. currently the tablet is keep on restarting in 'Android system recovery' mode, asking me to install update package. Is it possible if I use Ubuntu package here?18:54
Beldar!ppa | clarkk18:54
ubottuclarkk: A Personal Package Archive (PPA) can provide alternate software not normally available in the offical Ubuntu repositories - Looking for a PPA? See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas - WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and you use them at your own risk. See also !addppa and !ppa-purge18:54
daftykinsunixfan: as i said, tablets are unsupported. you can ask in #ubuntu-touch but i cannot assist you18:55
clarkkBeldar: thank you for that info. It is useful, but really I need to know how I can determine where a package is coming from18:55
unixfandaftykins: Thank you :)18:55
Beldarclarkk, The general response here for ppa problems is contact them.18:56
Beldar!info libcairo218:56
ubottulibcairo2 (source: cairo): The Cairo 2D vector graphics library. In component main, is optional. Version 1.13.0~20140204-0ubuntu1 (trusty), package size 537 kB, installed size 1467 kB18:56
Figgisdaftykins: I used this guide http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=263136 but when I got to running wpa_supplicant I get the error "invalid option -- 'w'"18:56
clarkkBeldar: it's not a ppa problem. I need to understand where I can find where a package is coming from, when I see there is a newer version in the package management tools (ie synaptic, or even aptitude)18:57
daftykinsFiggis: though it refers to scripting them, run them by hand to spot where things are going wrong. i don't know which 'w' it's referring to unless you can narrow it down18:57
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Beldarclarkk, I would give a better description of your end goal, "where I can find where a package is coming from" is a bit broad is all.19:00
clarkkBeldar: I'm sorry, I don't know how to express it better19:00
OerHeksclarkk, install synaptic, it gices detailed view of all packages and origin19:00
OerHeks*gives19:00
clarkkOerHeks: I have that, and I can't find where it states it19:00
clarkkpresumably I should be using the term, "origin", to mean "where a package is located". Is this correct Beldar?19:01
Figgisdaftykins: solved. I appreciate the help. Have a good day.19:02
daftykinsFiggis: my pleasure :) and you o/19:02
clarkkso, in either package management tool, synaptic or aptitude, how do I determine the origin of a package (and for each version of a package, if there are multiple versions available)?19:02
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Beldarclarkk, An end goal and why would help me, and a why of where, but thats me, maybe others can tell what you mean. ;)19:02
malkaunshow do i add rounded corners to a theme in 14.04?19:02
YeluFiggis, maybe this is not the solution for your problem, baut the guide doesn't use the passphrase as clear text. I had problems with hex. - Is it worth a try?19:03
FiggisYelu: I used the solution at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2154144 a couple posts down. Changing it to that solved it.19:03
clarkkBeldar: I've stated my end goal - to determine the origin of a version of a package. The reason is, I want to ensure that I'm installing from an official origin rather than a ppa19:04
YeluFiggis, thx for your feedback19:04
Beldarclarkk, " I want to ensure that I'm installing from an official origin rather than a ppa" This is a key and what I needed. Unless you pull a package randomly from the web, you are getting everything from the repos you have in sources.list and sources.list.d19:05
raalexCan anyone here recommend a high end laptop that works flawlessly with Ubuntu?19:05
bekks!hcl | retentiveboy19:06
ubotturetentiveboy: For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection19:06
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bekksgna.19:06
bekks!hcl | raalex19:06
ubotturaalex: For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection19:06
bekksSory for the noise.19:06
raalexoh, thanks19:06
raalexno noise here :)19:06
clarkkBeldar: ok, thanks - I understand that. Now, when there are multiple versions, how can I determine which version is in a ppa and which is from Canoncical?19:06
* Beldar turns down the hearing aid and shakes a cane at the channel19:07
Rochvellonhi, i wann edit /sys/bus/usb/devices/X-X/power/control, but all i get is http://paste.ubuntu.com/7422935/ . any ideas?19:07
Beldarclarkk, An easy would be to go to the ppa's page and look at whats in there package list.19:07
bekksRochvellon: echo whatever | sudo tee /sys/bus/usb/devices/X-X/power/control,19:08
geniiclarkk: apt-cache policy <packagename> will tell you19:08
clarkkBeldar: so NONE of the ubuntu tools know where they are getting each version of a package from?19:08
calimero8282guys please help me, how can i disable hdmi audio putput ?19:08
clarkkgenii: YAY!!! :)19:08
Rochvellonbekks: that won't change anything in the file19:09
Beldarclarkk, Not an area I have used, I am very careful to know what any repo offers before I add it, others might know.19:09
clarkkgenii: thank you for that - it works. Do you know if aptitude or synaptic offers this info anywhere?19:09
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Yelugenii, apt-cache => more "genius" ;) thank you!19:14
* genii goes back to making more coffee19:16
Armag3dd0n1ubuntu question, is battery life better on ubuntu than windows?19:16
YeluArmag3dd0n1, not today19:17
OerHekslife is better with ubuntu, so yes.19:17
clarkkgenii: thank you for that - it works. Do you know if aptitude or synaptic offers this info anywhere?19:17
Armag3dd0n1what?19:17
daftykinsArmag3dd0n1: no.19:18
Armag3dd0n1no what? lol19:18
geniiclarkk: Not offhand, sorry. I pretty much just use apt-get nowadays instead19:18
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clarkkgenii: ah ok. Not to worry. aptitude is pretty good, though. Anyway, thank you again19:19
geniiclarkk: You're welcome :)19:19
YeluArmag3dd0n1, your battery's life would last 2 times longer in /JOIN #ubuntu-offtopic19:19
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Armag3dd0n1im in there already lol no one replies19:21
urielvigilantI already installed  sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java and  also sudo apt-get install oracle-java8-installer  but i cant run a file.jar .how to use it ?19:22
daftykinsArmag3dd0n1: you have to apply plenty of tweaks to maximise battery life in Linux land, but more than likely it will never touch that of a properly configured Windows OS on the same hardware imo.19:22
daftykinsArmag3dd0n1: but, your mileage may vary.19:22
Armag3dd0n1ive done everything and it hasn't worked :/19:23
Armag3dd0n1omg!19:23
Armag3dd0n1i only have firefox and xchat 2 open19:23
Armag3dd0n1just under 3 hours on battery and it's at 55%19:24
Armag3dd0n1RANT!19:24
kdznot impressive19:24
Armag3dd0n1i could kick myself!19:24
Armag3dd0n1ugh.19:24
daftykinsArmag3dd0n1: ok, unless you can phrase an actual support question out of that, please move your conversation to offtopic. this channel is NOT for general chat.19:25
Armag3dd0n1oops my bad.19:25
Rochvellonhi, i wanna edit /sys/bus/usb/devices/X-X/power/control, but nothing works for me. http://paste.ubuntu.com/7422935/ . any ideas?19:25
daftykinsArmag3dd0n1: however have a look at - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PowerManagement/ReducedPower19:27
daftykinsArmag3dd0n1: "laptop-mode-tools" specifically.19:28
alteregoai want to install my real system containing ubuntu and put them on a virtual machine, and upgrade it there to test if upgrade works19:28
Armag3dd0n1i saw that before19:28
Armag3dd0n1everything i know of is tweaked and the battert isn;t any better19:28
bekksalteregoa: So just do it.19:28
alteregoabekks its a productive system19:28
Beldaralteregoa, Be easier to just clone it and run the upgrade.19:28
alteregoabut i don't know where to get some extraction tools19:29
alteregoayeah with virtualbox cloning ok19:29
Dave8503is there any fix for the brightness notification in ubuntu 14.04 ?19:29
alteregoaim not sure if systemd works19:29
BeldarDave8503, breakage may vary, what is yours, to the channel.19:30
bekksalteregoa: The extraction tool is called "cp" or "rsync" e.g. - or whatever you use for creating backups of that system.19:30
Dave8503Beldar, this is what I got from ls /sys/class/backlight/19:30
Dave8503acpi_video0  acpi_video1  intel_backlight  radeon_bl119:30
Sallytest19:31
Dave8503I have hybrid, with Intel HD and Radeon19:31
BeldarDave8503, Better for the channel, I am clueless there. ;)19:31
Beldaramongst other areas19:32
Yelualteregoa, if you not under pressure, why not just clone the production system with e.g. dd etc. and use it in a test stage? - There will be no damage ...19:32
alteregoabekks ok but i want to export the entire system to a vdi image19:32
bekksalteregoa: Then create a vm and restore a consistent backup into the vm.19:32
alteregoafascinating it may work19:33
alteregoai had such big problems upgrading from hardy to lucid19:34
daftykinsin the long distant past i hope19:34
daftykins:P19:34
bekksalteregoa: Thats four long years gone.19:35
alteregoayeah i started with dapper drake19:35
alteregoamoved the entire system to new hardware w/o any issue, it just works ( except some random gfx problems)19:36
bekksalteregoa: And thats exactly what you are going to do with your vm :)19:36
alteregoai think it was because nvidia sucks19:36
lesshastewhen ld complains it can't find -lgfortran what exactly is the file it is looking for?19:44
Pinkamena_Dhello, just did a dist upgrade from 12.04 to 12.10. After logging on the unity bar and top bar are gone and I only have the desktop19:47
Pinkamena_Dany suggestions?19:47
Baz__I'm looking for a top-of-the-line laptop with 16gb+ memory (hopefully), I'm looking at the Dell M3800 and Lenovo W540, any recommendations between the two or some other model that is nicely compatible with linux19:48
kgalahassaI have just install kile on my ubuntu, but I can't use package babel, erros19:50
kgalahassaI have just install kile on my ubuntu, but I can't use package babel, errors19:50
dreamy_what is drupal?19:52
[Harlock-Ng]Baz__: I'd like this: www.alienware.com (Dell PC Game)19:56
ubuntu-studioHi all. I started ubuntu studio as a live session from DVD. It works fine, but no sound. Does anyone how I can fix that?19:56
alteregoaubuntu-studio, turn up your volume19:57
ubuntu-studioI turned it up on 100%19:57
kdzwhat is ubuntu studio?19:57
qin_dreamy_: thats like wordpress, but better ;)19:57
alteregoasome lowlatency kernel ubuntu for audio editing and stuff19:58
ubuntu-studioubuntu studio is for audio and video making19:58
kdzis it good?19:58
alteregoasince they changed to pulse its creepy for my opinion19:58
maddawg4can anyone help me mount an NFS share.. I'm a bit confused lol19:58
maddawg4i have an NFS share on 192.168.1.101 and I have created a directory i want to mount it to, but have no clue how to go about it19:59
ubuntu-studioI own a HD camera. Surprisingly ubuntu studio plays my videos without problems while ubuntu and linux mint stumble19:59
meccoollhow do i get two screens on two GPUs in 14.04?19:59
dreamy_qin_, i just did a web search sayng that its to power up a web page19:59
qin_dreamy_: keep diggin'20:00
dreamy_qin_, id like to do a web page but i dont know what to put in there and i dont like to program20:00
dreamy_i like apache20:00
meccoollas in Display:0.0 and Display:0.120:00
ubuntu-studioAnyone knows the problem of no sound in ubuntu?20:00
maddawg4so no one know show to mount an NFS share properly in ubuntu?20:01
alteregoamaddawg4 google is your friend20:02
geniimaddawg4: Basically:  mount x.x.x.x:/remote-directory /local-path    where x.x.x.x is the IP of the machine doing the sharing20:02
qin_dreamy_: well, making webpage is kinda programing, but you can get away with editors, http://webdesign.about.com/od/htmleditors/tp/aatpwyslinux.htm20:02
maddawg4thanks mr helpful alteregoa... do you think i tried that already?20:02
Beldarmaddawg4, In 3 minutes you come to that conclusion, heh.20:02
alteregoamaddawg4, no20:03
maddawg4i didnt come to any conclusion.. I asked20:03
maddawg4alterego i did look the instructions i found were very vague and did not explain very clearly20:03
maddawg4i spent about 3 hours trying many steps only to have none work properly20:04
alteregoamount -t nfs avahi-host.local:/nfspath /localdirectory20:04
Beldara loaded question at best and just junk on the channel20:04
alteregoamaddawg4, post your exports in pastebin please20:05
dreamy_qin: id like to broadcast something showing on google, i like apache i like networks..20:06
dreamy_servers20:06
maddawg4!pastebin20:06
dreamy_hosts20:06
ubottuFor posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/?page=add | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic.20:06
nexxhdparm reports that my sata ssd is in mdma2 mode. That should be udma5, shouldn't it?20:06
RochvellonI wanna edit /sys/bus/usb/devices/X-X/power/control, but nothing happens. "on" is still in the file eaven if i edit this file with nano :/ http://paste.ubuntu.com/7422935/ . any ideas?20:08
maddawg4alteregoa: paste.ubuntu.com/742320720:08
maddawg4it sees the directory i want to mount20:08
nate__im very New and i need hleep download netflix20:09
Baz__whats better, an SSD that's "serial ATA3 Opal" or "SATA3"20:09
k1l!netflix | nate__20:09
ubottunate__: If you use Netflix, there is an unofficial solution for using it in Ubuntu detailed in http://www.compholio.com/netflix-desktop/ - bug reports in https://bugs.launchpad.net/netflix-desktop20:09
nate__and im disable so u have to go solw20:10
geniiBaz__: The Opal drives encrypt your data on-the-fly, the regular ones don't.20:10
Baz__genii, ah thanks20:11
alteregoais xbmc-2 a symlink?20:11
maddawg4no alteregoa it's the share name20:12
nate__dto mae ths doe any one ko the camndons for so i can tran for them20:12
maddawg4interestingly it looks like it mounted but if i try to CD into the directory it says Input/output error20:12
alteregoatry this in the exports file, and complete the share path at the start20:12
alteregoahttp://pastebin.com/ZSagDELC20:12
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alteregoathen type sudo service nfs-kernel-server reload20:14
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dreamy_what is mysql?20:17
bekksA database system.20:17
dreamy_to do server hosting?20:17
bekksNo. To use a database.20:17
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matkam11Hey I was wondering if anyone happened to know how to right an interactive script that gets run before the user logs in. Essentially I want to make a script that would run the first time the device gets plugged in and runs a series of commands based of responses from user inpute20:23
M0DCM-DaveI wonder if someone can help?20:23
SchrodingersScat!ask | M0DCM-Dave20:23
ubottuM0DCM-Dave: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience20:23
qin_!cron | matkam1120:24
ubottumatkam11: cron is a way to schedule execution of software/scripts. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CronHowto20:24
M0DCM-DaveI have a pair of 5.1 Surround Headphones and they're only showing as 2 Channel20:24
M0DCM-Davethey're USB20:24
M0DCM-DaveI'm running 14.04 on a Intel i5 with 8Gb RAM20:25
matkam11qin:cron tends to run things in the background, I would need to run it in the foreground20:26
M0DCM-DaveIs there a way to get the headphones to use 5.1?20:26
qin_matkam11: really? http://askubuntu.com/questions/202873/cron-cannot-run-gnome-terminal20:27
M0DCM-Daveto me it sounds like a PulseAudio issue, but I don't know how to sort this issue, hence why I've come here20:27
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M0DCM-DaveSo if anyone can help??20:28
matkam11qin: oh cool, I didn't know that. As for requiring it to run before the user logs in? Would @reboot cut it or does that run post login?20:29
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OerHeksM0DCM-Dave, maybe this old howto is any help >>> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SurroundSound >> default-sample-channels = 620:31
M0DCM-Davejust going to take a look20:32
alteregoaeek just upgraded firefox20:32
M0DCM-DaveAh, already tried that20:32
alteregoalooks like a blend of midori and opera20:33
M0DCM-Davethe only part it changes is the main soundcard not the USB Device20:33
Armag3dd0n1can anyone help me execute tweaks in ubuntu 14.04 for the best battery life?20:33
M0DCM-DaveThe headphones have the CM106 USB sound device20:35
M0DCM-Daveif that's any help?20:35
OerHeksM0DCM-Dave, right, then you should examine /usr/share/alsa/cards/USB-Audio.conf20:36
matkam11qin: also probably important to add it isn't an script that launchs a gui just CLI type script20:37
M0DCM-Davewhat am I looking for?20:37
innocent95Hi20:38
Blue_Knighthi, innocent20:39
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innocent95I've Ubuntu 13.04 and i was trying to install 14 i did do-release-upgrade but after restart got nothing ?20:39
Blue_Knightnothing?20:40
innocent95Blue_Knight, my 13.420:40
innocent95come back20:41
Armag3dd0n1anyone want to help me tweak ubuntu for better battery life?20:41
M0DCM-DaveI'm kinda lost looking at /usr/share/alsa/cards/USB-Audio.conf20:41
Blue_KnightArmag3dd0n1: Sorry, I do not have battery.20:43
MPY_mobileOh hi. I am running `sudo do-release-upgrade` from precise and it's telling me there is no new version. It's set to only show LTS but Trusty is an LTS.20:43
Nothing_MuchArmag3dd0n1: It'll take a while sometimes20:43
Blue_Knightapt-get update20:43
innocent95Blue_Knight, Nothing20:43
Blue_Knightinnocent95: I don't know what's happening. I never did an upgrade. I always reinstall the new version instead.20:44
Bashing-ominnocent95: Release 13.04 is End_Of_Life, repositories are tunbed down to release upgrade from EOL -> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades .20:44
Blue_KnightBACKUP YOUR FILES FIRST!20:44
Blue_KnightOh, 13.04 is already in old releases then?20:44
MPY_mobileAn untested backup isn't a backup.20:45
M0DCM-DaveYeah20:45
M0DCM-Daveby 12 months20:45
k1lBlue_Knight: upgrade should work without old-releases20:45
Blue_KnightAnd I'm still using 10.1020:45
ronaldsmazitishello php doesn't work with apache on ubuntu 14.0420:45
k1lBlue_Knight: oh, then you will need old-releases20:45
ronaldsmazitisI see code as text20:46
Bashing-omBlue_Knight: Do from terminal, -> sudo at-get update, sudo apt-get upgrade sudo do-release-upgrade -d <- .20:46
k1lBlue_Knight: but 10.10 needs several upgrades. i think its way faster if you start with 14.04 install20:46
M0DCM-Daveso, I've looked in the ALSA config file, and cannot get my head around it20:46
Blue_KnightBashing-om: Thanks but I was just replying to the other guy. I don't want to upgrade anything. lol20:46
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nooobMy touchscreen is making the mouse unusable, how can I disable the touchscreen in terminal. Ubuntu 14.04 dell inspiron 15 with broken screen20:46
MPY_mobileronaldsmazitis: How did you install?20:46
M0DCM-Davelooks like Surround don't work at all in Ubuntu?20:46
Bashing-omBlue_Knight: my apologies.20:47
Blue_KnightIt works... I think.20:47
Blue_KnightWell I got all my channels outputting sound so I guess it works20:47
Blue_KnightBashing-om: no need.20:47
Beldarnooob, What OS are you running?20:48
M0DCM-DaveMy surround headset says otherwise20:48
M0DCM-Daveonly 2 channels20:48
M0DCM-Davenone selectable20:48
nooobBeldar: as I previously mentioned Ubuntu 14.0420:48
Beldarnooob, Heh, yes you did, my mistake.20:49
Blue_KnightM0DCM: Maybe you should set up this through pulseaudio or whatever your version uses...20:49
innocent95Bashing-om, How can i remove the 13.04 ?, i've download 14.04 what should i do first ?20:49
nooobBeldar: no problem, actually I should be apologizing for mentioning it.20:50
Blue_Knightinnocent95: Install as upgrade... Or BACKUP YOUR FILES FIRST then do a clean install of 14.0420:50
bekksinnocent95: Backup all important data and just install 14.0420:50
bekksBlue_Knight: correct order: backup all data, then choose to upgrade or reinstall ;)20:50
M0DCM-Davethe other gripe I have with 14.04 is ffmpeg20:50
M0DCM-Davewell the lack of20:50
M0DCM-Daveso Surround Sound20:51
M0DCM-Daveand the CM106, anyone got one working?20:51
MPY_mobileno it's backup, test backup, then install or upgrde20:51
innocent95bekks, What do you mean by backup? is it a specific tool or manually backup ?20:51
M0DCM-Daveor do I just throw it all in the bin?20:51
Blue_KnightI do it like this: BACKUP DATA > delete all system folders and files > install new version > RESTORE DATA!20:51
bekks!backup | innocent9520:51
ubottuinnocent95: There are many ways to back your system up. Here's a few: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DuplicityBackupHowto , https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MondoMindi - See also !sbackup and !cloning20:51
bekksBlue_Knight: No need to shout btw.20:51
rymate1234http://i.imgur.com/voqgYG3h.jpg20:52
Blue_Knightbekks: Sorry, just wanted to FREEZE important things!20:52
bekksBlue_Knight: No need to shout again.20:52
zludeHello guys, if i'm running ubuntu 12.04lts and i have a backup from, /home /proc /etc, and my server crashed! can i install a new 12.04lts and overwrite these directories with rsync?20:52
rymate1234Why is my login screen so broken http://i.imgur.com/voqgYG3h.jpg20:52
innocent95bekks, I've windows installed with Ubuntu 13.0420:52
Bashing-ominnocent95: Only 1 hard disk installed on you box, AND 13.04 is the sole operating systeminsyalled ?20:53
bekksinnocent95: Whats "windows installed with 13.04"?20:53
Bashing-om*system installed ?20:53
MPY_mobilezlude, i use rsync for full backup so it in theory works IF you backed up properly20:53
M0DCM-DaveHe's Dual Booted20:53
Blue_Knightzlude: those directories are deleted during the clean install. You should not keep any data on it.20:53
Blue_KnightI mean, important data20:53
M0DCM-DaveThis Surround issue is a pain20:53
innocent95Yes i've dual boot20:53
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MPY_mobilezlude: proc is a ram drive20:54
malkaunsrymate1234, broken but interesting looking :P20:54
innocent95what should i do ?20:54
bekksinnocent95: So just backup all important data and reinstall 14.0420:54
zludeMPY_mobile, so i need to do something special?20:54
bekksinnocent95: Thats what has been told by at least three people now.20:54
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Beldarnooob, I see very little without digging around on this, you might do the digging here to see if info is there. http://askubuntu.com/search?q=[touchscreen]+dell20:54
Blue_Knightmake sure your data is out of the system folders... /home, /usr /etc /...20:54
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innocent95bekks, so windows is not going to be lost20:54
bekksinnocent95: That depends on your installation choices.20:55
M0DCM-DaveI lost Windows totally in 200920:55
innocent95I'm not going to lost my windows, right20:55
Blue_KnightWindows will not be touched...20:55
bekksinnocent95: That depends on your installation choices.20:55
innocent95ah okay20:55
zludeMPY_mobile, for example chroot the machine with a live booting and than overwrite the original dirs with my rsync's backup?20:55
Blue_KnightAs long as you reinstall the ubuntu...20:55
bekksBlue_Knight: If he chooses "overwrite everything", he will lose windows.20:55
MPY_mobilezlude: it depends. if you install the system then copy back from the old one, the config is the same, and the old backup is complete, it will work20:55
M0DCM-Davebut the last couple of weeks I've been thinking hard.... especially after the issues with 14.0420:55
Avocado__where in my system can I find a `ssh configuration file`?20:55
Blue_KnightNo, he just needs to chose the ubuntu partition20:56
Blue_Knightthe linux partition is different in this case, right?20:56
Blue_Knighte.g.: No NTFS20:56
bekksBlue_Knight: No?20:56
MPY_mobilezlude: the archwiki has a nice guide on doing full system backups and restores with rsync20:56
zludeMPY_mobile, yes, it is! but my big question is if i need to chroot to copy the files, or can just mount the backup disk and start rsync..20:56
bekksBlue_Knight: We do not know anything about his systems, so these are all assumptions.20:56
M0DCM-DaveSo I take it no one else has had issues with USB Surround headphones?20:56
MPY_mobilezlude: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Full_system_backup_with_rsync20:57
zludeMPY_mobile, okay! thank you :)20:58
MPY_mobileHey guys, take this as an example of what I just said: an untested backup is NOT a backup20:58
Blue_KnightWhat do you mean by untested?20:59
nooobBeldar: Hahaha, all I had to do is reboot the machine and Ubuntu automatically stopped using the damaged screen. Thanks !20:59
innocent95bekks, can i remove ubuntu 13.04 ? and then i install the 14.04, without losing anything ?20:59
bekksinnocent95: You dont have to remove anything - you have to install 14.0421:00
Beldarnooob, heh, cool man. ;)21:00
Blue_Knightinnocent95: take care of your data first...21:00
M0DCM-DaveThe usb audio config file says not to edit it, and the folders it points to aren't even available in Ubuntu 14.0421:00
innocent95bekks, O'h directly, but 13.04 has to go, right ?21:00
bekksinnocent95: Yes.21:00
MPY_mobileBlue_Knight: I presume that was a joke?21:00
innocent95Okay21:01
Blue_KnightMPY_mobile: No, that was a serious question.21:01
lonewulf85Hello I just have a quick question for anyone with the Lexmark X2600 printer.21:02
bekkslonewulf85: How about asking your question first? :)21:02
PaRaD0xxRhi, on both my 12.04 LTS machines, I get "The drive for /dev/mapper/cryptswap1 is not ready, or is not present..." it otherwise boots fine, what does that mean, and how do I fix that?21:02
Blue_KnightPaRaD0xxR: your HDD is healthy?21:03
TJ-PaRaD0xxR: Usually it is safe to ignore it, if after full boot the encrypted swap is available. It is caused by the parallel 'mountall' at boot not ensuring the encrypted block device for the swap is available, before trying to mount it21:04
MPY_mobileOh hi. I am running `sudo do-release-upgrade` from precise and it's telling me there is no new version. It's set to only show LTS but Trusty is an LTS.21:04
Pici!ltsupgrade | MPY_mobile21:04
ubottuMPY_mobile: LTS to LTS upgrades are not offered automatically until the .1 release has been issued. Ubuntu 14.04.1 is due for release on 24th July, and you will only see an option to upgrade from 12.04 to 14.04 after that date.21:04
Nadia18 Here some videos. I hope you like them! http://bitly.com/1gAh6Jy21:04
* Pici thanks unopaste 21:05
M0DCM-DaveSo has anyone got any advice or help for my Surround Headphone issue?21:05
Blue_KnightIs it possible to recover an encrypted home folder encrypted by an other installation?21:05
PaRaD0xxRyeah, it doesn't seem to have any noticeable negative effects21:05
lonewulf85Any way my question is this the only driver that I can find is for Ubuntu 10.04 I am running 12.04 will the driver still work?21:05
M0DCM-Davebesides pointing me to a file that I know nothing of21:05
TJ-Blue_Knight: Yes. Do you know the password that was used to wrap the passphrase?21:05
PaRaD0xxRso it's not worth doing whatever it would take to stop that messsage?21:06
Blue_KnightTJ-: Yes.21:06
TJ-Blue_Knight: There's a tool to do it included in the ecryptfs tools, I've used it a few times during recoveries21:06
Bashing-omMPY_mobile: do: sudo apt-get update , sudo apt-get upgrade , sudo do-release-upgrade -d <- -d = development, as 14.04 is in development mode untill 12.04.1 is released.21:06
TJ-Blue_Knight: See "man ecryptfs-recover-private"21:07
Blue_KnightTJ-: Thanks!21:07
Blue_KnightI don't know why some messages appear in different color here...21:08
M0DCM-DavePulseAudio is a nightmare21:08
TJ-Blue_Knight: It helps to know that all ecrypted homes are under /home/.ecryptfs/$USER/.Private/21:08
MPY_mobileBashing-om: Thanks! And I assume you mean 14.04.1?21:08
TJ-Blue_Knight: The IRC client you are using will usually highlight messages containing the nickname you're using21:08
Blue_KnightAaah..21:09
Blue_KnightMPY_mobile: Got it!21:09
Bashing-om MPY_mobile L yes, my bad release of 14.04.1 ..21:09
TJ-Blue_Knight: That's why we prefix messages aimed at you, with your nicknmame. Otherwise, messages are missed in the noise21:09
M0DCM-DaveCan anyone tell me why I should persevere with this surround issue?21:09
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Blue_KnightUnderstood. Is there a way of updating the libc installed on a system?21:10
bekksBlue_Knight: Just wwait for a regular update.21:11
grant__ Goodwin621:11
Blue_Knightbekks: I meant manually...21:11
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bekksBlue_Knight: Thats most likely going to mess up your system.21:11
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Armag3dd0n1can someone PLEASE  help me tweak ubuntu to get the most out of my battery?21:12
Blue_Knightbekks: Ok, then it's better to leave as it is... As it is not giving issues yet...21:13
bekksBlue_Knight: Exactly :)21:13
vandersonGuys, I know that is not the right place, but some american could say what you think of the name "Ash the 'roids".21:14
Blue_Knight?21:15
spinningcompassvanderson: A man named Ash, who uses too many steroids?21:15
Blue_KnightAh, asteroids... :)21:15
Armag3dd0n1omg why does no one reply!21:15
spinningcompassArmag3dd0n1: Wow, you came at last. Cool.21:16
SchrodingersScat!patience | Armag3dd0n121:16
ubottuArmag3dd0n1: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/21:16
Armag3dd0n1what?21:16
spinningcompassArmag3dd0n1: You must be from Haifa.21:17
Armag3dd0n1no.21:17
Armag3dd0n1 i've tried to search, it doesn't help me :(21:17
M0DCM-DaveI still need help please21:23
Blue_KnightM0DCM-Dave: What's your problem?21:24
M0DCM-DaveUSB Surround headset only allowing 2Ch audio21:25
TJ-M0DCM-Dave: Are you using Pulseaudio to configure?21:26
M0DCM-DaveThe soundcard built into the headphones is the CM10621:26
_Trulloonly got 2 ears anyway21:26
M0DCM-DaveI've not made any changes to my Ubuntu 14.0421:26
M0DCM-Daveso it looks like Pulse21:26
Blue_KnightDoes your sound card support more than channels?21:27
Blue_Knight2 channels*21:27
TJ-M0DCM-Dave: I have an external USB 7.1 sound system, I have to 'poke' the pulseaudio configuration because it defaults to Analogue Stereo21:27
M0DCM-DaveIt's supposed to be 5.121:28
M0DCM-Daveon the USB21:28
Blue_KnightOh, so it is built in or how?21:28
M0DCM-DaveTJ- How do I do it that21:28
M0DCM-Daveit's built in to the headphone21:29
Blue_KnightAaah. I never touched one before. Sorry!21:29
TJ-M0DCM-Dave: Just checking here21:29
M0DCM-DaveThat's ok Blue_Knight21:32
M0DCM-Davethanks TJ-21:32
MyWayhello, I'm doing passwd from ssh, it says the password is changed, but it's not, any idea?21:33
MPY_mobileMaybe it is,  but not by you?21:33
MyWaywhat do you mean?21:34
Blue_KnightMyWay: passwd changes the root password. To change your password type "passwd username"21:36
MyWayit says password updated succesfully, but I can't log in with the new password and I can login with the old21:37
MyWayhow is that possible?21:37
phunyguyMyWay: root ssh in 14.04?21:38
tripelbhello. the mission. install ubuntu on a win8 samaung21:38
phunyguythey disabled password logins for root over ssh... key based only.21:38
MyWayssh in 14.04, yes, but I'm not root currently21:38
phunyguyyes but are you trying to login to the root account over ssh?21:38
MyWayI'm not21:38
Blue_KnightMyWay: passwd username21:38
tripelbhello. the mission. install ubuntu on a win8 samsung laptop. looking at partition table section21:38
phunyguyoh ok.  nevermind then.21:38
MyWayBlue_Knight: I did21:39
Blue_KnightMyWay: Not sure what's happening. Downloading 14.04 to test...21:39
MyWayand when I've upgraded it asked me if permit root ssh, phunyguy21:39
phunyguyok21:39
MyWaycan't understand why I can't change my password21:40
tripelb unsure of how to do what. (it used to show whete the win partition is but now kust shows ubuntu as if i wanted it all. can aomeone guide me please?21:40
M0DCM-DaveAny luck TJ-?21:40
Blue_Knighttripelb: I don't know if Ubuntu can coexist with Windows 8.21:40
Blue_KnightOn same HDD...21:41
Tx0In Ubuntu 14.04, i'm using xdg-open to open a file, but it always opens nautilus instead of file, also it only happens in unity, i tried e17 without problem. Can anyone help me fix that problem?21:41
TJ-M0DCM-Dave: OK, I just managed to switch the default "analogue stereo" configuration to "Surround 7.1" ... The GUI controls seem to fail to see all the possible configurations of the device unless you run "alsamixer" from the terminal and select the USB sound device using "F6", then close it. After that, pulseaudio tools become aware of the additional device configurations and you can configure it.21:41
tripelbBlue_Knight: so you are saying that doublebooting is passé?21:41
M0DCM-DaveI'll give it a try21:42
Blue_Knighttripelb: Not sure. I never touched on Windows 8.21:42
MPY_mobiletripelb: It can dual boot. There is a guide on Ubuntu's website.21:42
BeldarBlue_Knight, Many run ubuntu and W8 on the same drive. Please do not guess here.21:42
meccoollhow can i split monitors into different screens instead of one big extended desktop?21:43
tripelbMPY_mobile: IF I could o ly print but ubuntu cannot talk to my dell printer21:43
Blue_Knighttripelb: Do you need Windows 8. If not just choose erase entire disk and install...21:43
tripelbso I would have to memorize the pahe.21:43
TJ-meccooll: You'd need to define separate X screens, and allocate monitors to each.21:44
tripelbpage. i can try it on this phone tho.21:44
tripelbBlue_Knight: yes i do. ubuntu cannot.talk to my phone or printer.21:44
meccoollTJ-, in xorg.conf21:45
tripelband ubumtu 1221:45
Blue_Knighttripelb: What's your printer model?21:45
MPY_mobilewhich phone?21:45
Blue_KnightWindows phone, I presume...21:45
tripelband Ubuntu 12.04 keeps experiemcing an intwrnal error..21:45
ServerSagemeccooll: If you are running compiz I think there is an option to specify which monitors to use for apps going to max if that is your goal.21:45
TJ-meccooll: Yes, unless there's a GUI tool to help. For instance, the nvidia-xsettings GUI config tool will configure multiple X screens21:45
npmTx0:  xdg-settings set default-web-browser <path to browser>21:45
M0DCM-DaveTJ- no luck with that21:45
* mintgreen is away: ロンドンで証券ディーラーとして働くセバスチャンは、父親レミが癌を患っているとの知らせを聞き、故郷のモントリオールに戻る。歴史学の教授であるレミは頑固で酒好き、更に女癖が悪21:46
Blue_Knightin xubuntu it is pretty simple, just go to settings > display > choose monitor21:46
MPY_mobiledefine 'talk to phone'? are you trying to synchronise calendar, transfer files, or what?21:46
tripelb on different ubuntu disks on different computers.  (it mever did that woth earlier ubuntus)21:46
M0DCM-DaveI went into Alsamixer and selected the USB sound and pressed escape and went into Pulseaudio volume control and still 2ch21:46
TJ-M0DCM-Dave: When you use "alsamixer" does it show more than 2 channels for the USB device? Mine shows Speakers Front, Rear, Centre, Woofer, Side21:46
M0DCM-Daveyeah21:47
TJ-M0DCM-Dave: You'll need to use the GUI device configuration to change the per-device configuration. I can't guide you on Unity since I use KDE21:47
tripelbMPY_mobile: Blue_Knight - android phone. my new phone is windows and i assume the same atory21:47
tripelbandroid phones newer than the 2.2 i now use. (i keep hitting se.d by accident when i want to go backspace to correct an error)21:48
meccoollTJ-, so i have 2GPUs with with two monitors on each total 4 monitors. I want 2monitors on GPU1 on one screen (DISPLAY :0.0) and 2monitors on GPU2 on another (DISPLAY :0.1) can that be done?21:49
Blue_Knighttripelb: I know nothing about phones. Sorry!21:49
M0DCM-Daveunsure what you mean TJ-21:49
TJ-meccooll: I have a similar configuration: 2 GPUS and 6 monitors, over 3 X screens.21:49
MPY_mobiletripelb: just connect with usb cable, what is problem?21:49
Blue_Knightlack of drivers?21:50
TJ-M0DCM-Dave: Each sound device has several configuration profiles (Stereo Analogue, Digitial Stereo, Surround 5.1, Surround 7.1, etc.) ... You need to change that. I can't guide you on where to find that in the Sound configuration GUI tools on Unity since I don't use Unity.21:50
tripelbMPY_mobile: uou know nothi.g about phones so lets stick to ubuntu here. i will look to the double-bootimg page and then return21:51
Armag3dd0n1how do i edit this?I edited ~/.config/lxsession/Lubuntu/desktop.conf and changed the following line under [Session] from :21:51
M0DCM-Daveand my CM601 isn't showing any21:51
TJ-M0DCM-Dave: I have a "CM106 Like Sound Device" and it has the profiles.21:52
M0DCM-Davesorry I meant 10621:52
meccoollTJ-,  awesome i had so many issues to get this to work hope you can help me. So in xorg.conf i have 2 "Device" sections for each GPU Card0 and Card1 and only two Screen and Monitor sections21:52
MPY_mobiletripelb: android smartphones will transfer via usb with ubuntu, what is the prpblem you have?21:52
M0DCM-DaveUbuntu 14.04 is saying that it's "CM106 Like Sound Device"21:53
jweezhi anyone know how to add "--use-xattrs=yes" after domain provision (samba4) ?21:53
Armag3dd0n1how do i edit a file? im on lubuntu21:53
Armag3dd0n1Or similarly:21:53
Armag3dd0n1Edit ~/.config/lxsession/Lubuntu/desktop.conf21:53
Armag3dd0n1idk how to21:54
MPY_mobilelubuntu has, i think, the leafpad text editor21:55
meccoollTJ-, and my two monitor sections only have Identifier   "Monitor0" / "Monitor1", VendorName   "Monitor Vendor", ModelName    "Monitor Model"21:55
M0DCM-DaveI'll persevere with it for a couple more days, if I can't get it the CM106 to work under Ubuntu 14.04 I'll either sell the headphones or try another distro21:56
M0DCM-Davebut I'll probably sell them21:56
Armag3dd0n1how do i get to this file? Edit ~/.config/lxsession/Lubuntu/desktop.conf21:57
Armag3dd0n1i can;'t see it or search for it :(21:57
MPY_mobileArmag3dd0n1: turn on hidden files in file viewer, ~ is your home folder21:58
Armag3dd0n1how?21:58
Armag3dd0n1ahh yeah thanks21:58
MPY_mobiledont know what lubuntu uses. try ctrl+h or look in preferences for file  explorer21:59
gannysalve22:01
MPY_mobilesalve sodalis22:01
gannylist22:01
TJ-meccooll: You're on the correct lines. I have a "Monitor" section for each monitor in which I include a "DisplaySize ..." to ensure the DPI scaling is correct (some of the EDID data is 'off') and  one "Screen" section for each, with those that need to ignore EDID having "Option         "UseEdidDpi" "FALSE" ", and a "ServerLayout" section describing how the Screens are arranged22:02
ganny?list22:02
Beldarganny, not on this channel22:04
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thurstylarkI can't get a java jar to launch over x11 forwarding. Anyone have any ideas?22:12
Blue_KnightInstall JRE22:12
Blue_KnightJava Runtime Environment...22:13
odiumI'm resizing a 1TB partition to make room for ubuntu, how long might I expect this to take?22:13
Blue_Knight3+hours?22:13
Blue_KnightNever tried. My HDD is only 80GB22:13
odiumokay, sounds good22:13
geirhathurstylark: that's a bit vague. Showing the exact line and exact error you get would help a lot22:13
thurstylarkgeirha Here you go. http://pastebin.com/EnttwV5c be kind. this is an experiment :P22:15
Blue_KnightOh, you play minecraft.22:15
SchrodingersScatthurstylark: can you xforward anything?22:15
thurstylarkSchrodingersScat yes.22:16
BeldarBlue_Knight, That is a pointless answer, you have been doing this for hours. There are people on here, not me, that are IT linux admins everyday, and others that give good advice them the space to make correct answers22:16
Beldargive them*22:16
Blue_KnightSorry!22:16
MPY_mobileBeldar: at least he's better than the guy who called me a troll for telling him to use a usb to connect his android smarrpgone to ubuntu :-)22:17
thurstylarkBlue_Knight Yeah. been experimenting because I find the whole platform pretty fun. Just wondering how far I can push it22:18
odiumBlue_Knight: It just finished, that wasn't even 5 minutes22:18
BeldarMPY_mobile, The channel has rules, give accurate answers, or don;t answer, guessing and just commenting is not allowed if that is the only way to post.22:18
Blue_Knightodium: it depends on many factors...22:19
Beldarthis is  basic cognitive stuff, geez22:19
Blue_Knightthe worst case is going to take a lot of time...22:19
MPY_mobileBeldar: Yea i'm going to agree with you and block the guy.22:19
odiumwell color me impressed22:19
odiumhow come kubuntu sees one of my wireless networks while ubuntu does not?22:20
odiumhow can I get ubuntu to see my wpa network?22:20
daftykinscompare the driver in use22:20
geniidaftykins: It's more likely differences in the network manager22:21
odiumdaftykins, kubuntu appears to be using ath9k22:21
* daftykins bows to genii22:21
TJ-thurstylark: Check which package of the Java runtime is installed, If it only has the "-headless" variant you'll need the full "openjdk-6-jre" to provide the graphics libraries22:22
meccoollTJ-,  can i see your xorf.conf file?22:22
TJ-meccooll: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7424758/22:23
thurstylarkTJ- is that  the package name that I would need to install? Also, how do I check the version?22:23
TJ-thurstylark: "dpkg-query -l 'openjdk*' ... look for the installed packages ("ii")22:23
qwdI want to remap caps lock to ctrl but Keyboard Layout Settings seems to be gone in Ubuntu 14.04, how can I do this?22:24
thurstylarklooks like I have openjdk-7-jre-headless, and openjdk-7-jre-lib22:25
TJ-thurstylark: Install "openjdk-7-jre" and the graphics libraries will be installed22:26
thurstylarkTJ- Thanks for the help. I'll see how that works22:26
meccoollTJ-, so that's for 4 physical monitors22:27
TJ-meccooll: No, 6, but some are the same model22:28
TJ-meccooll: And 3 are auto-detected with no broken DPI calculations as some of the others are.22:28
MPY_mobileTJ-: is that 4 monitor multi-display with nvidia?22:29
TJ-MPY_mobile: 6 monitor22:29
AceKingI am trying to install Ubuntu 14.04 and dual boot my laptop. I just formatted the drive, installed a fresh copy of Windows 7, but when I start the installer for Ubuntu, it shows the drive as unformated. It does not show the Windows installation. I've been trying everything, and searched everywhere. Can someone help?22:29
MPY_mobileTJ-: do you use the old driver?22:29
TJ-meccooll: The Dell U2412M's are auto-detected22:29
TJ-MPY_mobile: No, the newest nvidia driver22:29
Longshot38Looking for a little help with 14.04.  Did a fresh install today and now it seems I don't have permissions to my network adapters, thus no internet.  Any help?22:29
thurstylarkTJ- installed, re-connected my ssh session, and it runs! Thanks for your help!22:29
MPY_mobileTJ-: i thought they disabled >3 monitors in the newest drivers?22:30
TJ-thurstylark: Great :)22:30
TJ-MPY_mobile: really? I've not noticed!22:30
meccoollTJ-, ok but what ties them to a certain screen?22:30
TJ-meccooll: The head they're on22:30
meccoollMPY_mobile, huh what drivers are you talking about i'm on radeon and having issues with my 4th monitor22:31
meccoollTJ-, head being GPU?22:31
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MPY_mobileTJ-: you have the proprietary driver?22:33
TJ-meccooll: No, 'head' is each output that can be simultaneously driven22:35
MPY_mobileTJ-: Is this information about nvidia disabling 4 display support correctJ http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTQ3NDE22:37
yofunHello. I Installed Ubuntu 13.04 mini iso, installed LXDE, then gnome network manager. no luck on getting wireless to work, then tried wicd22:38
yofunstill nothing22:38
TJ-MPY_mobile: I don't use BaseMosaic mode22:39
SchrodingersScat!13.04 | yofun22:39
ubottuyofun: Ubuntu 13.04 (Raring Ringtail) was the 18th release of Ubuntu. Support ended on January 27, 2014. See !eol, !upgrade and http://ubottu.com/y/raring22:39
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k1lyofun: 13.04 is out of date. are you sure it was 13.04? if so i would suggest to go with a 14.04 install22:41
yofunk1l:  yes it is 13.04.. Its the only cd I had22:41
yofunits also a mini.iso22:41
TJ-yofun: Wireless network problems are usually caused by proprietary driver requirements because the manufacturers aren't supporting open-source drivers22:42
geniiIt's almost certainly some problemmatic Broadcom22:42
yofunnope. not broadcom22:43
yofundescription: Wireless interface        product: RTL8188CE 802.11b/g/n WiFi Adapter        vendor: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd.22:43
k1lyofun: then do a update to 13.10 but better 14.0422:43
k1lyofun: dirver support for wifi depends heavily on kernels. so with newer ubuntu releases you get newer kernels.22:43
yofunis there a way to update from 13.04 to 14.04?22:44
k1land btw, 13.04 is out of support. you dont get heartbleed bugfixes etc for that anymore22:44
k1lyofun: no. you need to got over 13.1022:44
yofunk1l:  so if I upgrade to 13.04 then I can?22:44
k1l13.04 -> 13.10 -> 14.0422:44
k1lor get a 14.04 iso and make a 14.04 install anyway22:45
yofunk1l:  Im doing "sudo do-release-upgrade22:45
yofunBetter yet "sudo do-distribution-upgrade -d"22:46
uskerinehi, I would like to setup a usb-based distro for a thin client using ubuntu server. I have seen that there is the "universal usb installer" that helps you to move from cd iso into usb. Once installed into the usb, if you install adittional packages and perform changes in the services launched, will they persist within the usb?22:46
Longshot38Good some talk of network issues.  I got one with 14.04.  New install and now no networking due to no permissions to my network adaptors.  As such no driver updates are possible.22:46
Bashing-om!EOL | yo22:48
ubottuyo: End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades22:48
geniiuskerine: All you need to do is just install from CD/DVD or a second USB stick onto the USB stick as if it was a hard drive22:48
uskerinei can't use CD/DVD, for some reason my thin client does not get on well with my external dvd unit22:49
Bashing-omyofun: ^^ Not so easy to relaese upgrade from EOL. The method  is in the tutorial.22:49
uskerineif i use usb stick as if it were hard drive, won't it be dangerous in terms of performance? i mean, like /var and all those temporary files22:49
uskerinelike the usb flash memory could be degraded soon if not accessed only in read only?22:50
MPY_mobileuskerine: how thin is your thin client? if all you need to do is talk to a server with http, you could use chromium os22:50
andy__so noob here but viewing youtube consistently freezes gui22:50
geniiuskerine: Well, it will wear out the stick sooner than it would normally have lasted, yes. But you can reduce this a bit by making ramdisks for temp data instead of constantly writing it to the stick22:51
Luyinhello guys, I'm using 14.04 and I just installed steam from the software-center. it connects to my account, opens the normal window, then shows the "connecting to your account" dialogue again and opens another window. it repeats that untill killed by pkill -9 steam (no reactions to other kill/killall commands). as such, steam is unusable to me. any suggestions?22:51
geniiLuyin: Might want to ask in #ubuntu-steam22:51
MPY_mobilesteam isnt in the software centre? what did you install?22:52
LuyinMPY_mobile: it is22:52
john_doe_jr1how do you know the base that a string text is encoded with..is there some bash command for this?  Fo r example if I get a response from an xmlrpc server…is the response encoded as base64 or something like that?22:52
MPY_mobileyou double clicked the deb and it imstalled it with the software centre?22:52
andy__eventually could not login gui. had to drop to terminal mv .Xauthority to _Xauthority to get access to gui again22:53
Luyinno -.- there is a version of steam available through the software center22:53
geniiuskerine: Also, if this is a thin client, is there a server on the other end which it can mount with nfs or something and do it's writing there?22:53
MPY_mobileLuyin: You are corrwct. I apologise.22:54
uskerinei want to do something that inmediatelly brings up a RDP client22:54
uskerineno window manager, no other apps22:54
LuyinMPY_mobile: no problem ;)22:54
uskerinejust RDP client maximized22:54
andy__not sure if FLASH is culprit AGAIN but yea added BLOCKFLASH to Firefox to in case it's the cause of nonsense22:54
nfshrHow can i deactivate the duso-warning ("be responsible" etc..) it prints every time i use sudo..22:55
LuyinI'm going to repaste the question to #ubuntu-steam. let's see if the guys there know something22:55
uskerinegenii, no i want to avoid mounting a server22:55
nfshr*sudo-warning22:55
uskerinei did that with LTSP once, and it was a pain in the ass22:55
uskerineplus this thin client will be in separate LAN than the servers22:55
SchrodingersScatLuyin: have you tried the .deb off their website?22:57
LuyinSchrodingersScat: no, I haven't. but I just found a suggestion from a blog, trying that. hang on.22:57
TJ-uskerine: Create a unique Xsession and use something like xrdp22:58
andy__so dumb nood question, is using FLASH on the Internet tubes an, "and or duh" stupid newbie  thing?22:59
geniiuskerine: In this scenario, I think you are better off to PXE boot the box, then the dhcp server hands off to the next server it needs to talk to22:59
uskerineno way to deal with dhcp servers, i don't control the scenario, plus I already had a bad experience with deploying thin clients with PXE, i think it is much easier to launch locally the rdp's23:00
SchrodingersScatandy__: you should be able to flash23:00
geniiuskerine: You might want to do something like oem-config-remaster to make a custom install stick that does the stuff like make ramdisks for some mountpoints23:03
uskerinesounds like complex, isn't easier to modify it manually once installed?23:05
uskerine(never tried it, I am just asking)23:05
powerrrsudo23:05
geniiuskerine: If you're going to be doing this on a large scale, would be easier in the end. If just a few machines then manually is probably actually faster23:08
uskerineit is very few machines, 3 or 423:09
doesHi everyone.I am using ubuntu gnome 12.04. I am running into this issue. https://unsee.cc/denomagi/ It happens sometimes when i resume from standby. I will be back in 2 hours,and  i was wondering if you guys would be able to think about it when I am gone. Thanks!!23:09
andy__most troubleshooting *is* about the mitigation :-)23:09
syriusI have a SSD go bad, so I bought another (roughly same size) and used dd to clone. everything works fine but gparted shows the new disk as completely unallocated23:10
syriusI'd like to "fix" it before something goes wrong with the new drive.. if at all possible23:11
syriuswithout formatting and repartitioning23:11
maekthis is silly, but how do I tell if my ubuntu is using upstart or systemd or something for init. its 14.04.23:14
maekand whats the diff/connection with /etc/init and /etc/init.d scripts?23:14
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geniimaek: init contains upstart, init.d has the old sysvinit stuff23:15
maekgenii: how can I tell what will be used?23:15
maeki have docker.io installed and it provides both files23:16
syriusmaek: http://askubuntu.com/questions/5039/what-is-the-difference-between-etc-init-and-etc-init-d23:16
maeksyrius: thanks!23:16
syriusmaek: np23:16
geniimaek: All the stuff in /etc/init runs first with upstart, then upstart actually runs all the old-style scripts in /etc/init.d with the job in /etc/init called rc-sysinit.conf23:17
maekgenii: thanks!23:17
maekgenii: does that mean init doesnt run in 14.04 or it just doesnt starting things?23:19
uskerinedoes usb device depends on the number of usb devices in the system or does it depend on which socket is plugged into?23:21
uskerineso, while installing from usb stick into another usb stick, would be the second (destination) one be the same device after  I remove the first (installation) usb stick?23:22
geniimaek: init runs, but basically the runlevels don't mean much since it's more event-driven. Ubuntu anyhow always had runlevels 2 through 5 as equal23:22
SandItDownHi. I was getting a black screen with just a blinking cursor trying to start up. I've managed to boot off of a USB stick. How can I now try an diagnose?23:22
geniiuskerine: Just change the mountpoints to use UUID instead of /dev/sdX23:23
geniiuskerine: Then it won't matter where you plug it in23:23
uskerineI am fine with plugging it in the same place, just wondering if the X in /dev/sdX depends on socket or on order23:23
meccoollTJ-, can i see your xrandr? that would show results of your xorg.conf right?23:23
TJ-meccooll: No, that just shows the detected monitors and resolutions on the particular display23:24
maekgenii: thanks for the quick education. appreciate the help.23:24
geniimaek: np23:24
geniiuskerine: On the order they are plugged in. First one is lower designation23:24
uskerineok, thanks23:25
darkseidhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/7425707/ -- output when I run dolphin..23:25
darkseidCan anybody help me?23:25
qwdI followed the instructions on some site and installed git gcc pkg-config libx11-dev libxtst-dev libxi-dev but now I want to remove the packages that were installed. When doing apt-get remove those packages it wants to uninstall ubuntu-desktop as well. How do I only uninstall the new files that came from installing that list?23:26
meccoollTJ-, where are changes i do in System Settings>Displays get saved? And do they take precedence over xorg.conf?23:27
geniiuskerine: Actually, it works like so: on an already booted system, first plugged in no matter the plug is lower letter. If they are plugged in before boot, then the one in the first usb plug is the lowest23:28
genii( just to clarify)23:29
uskerineok, that clarifies23:29
uskerineso i can ensure that i will install on /dev/sdc (just an example) and once i remove the installation usb it will be still /dev/sdc23:29
TJ-meccooll: I don't use System Settings, I only use "/etc/X11/xorg.conf"23:29
darkseidhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/7425707/ -- output when I run dolphin, its crashing all the time in kubuntu 14.04..23:30
geniiuskerine: The catch-22 here is that usually the one you install from is sda, and then say the one you install to is sdb. When you boot next time, it will be the new sda instead. So you have to modify the fstab to reflect this23:31
geniiuskerine: I'm leaving soon but can usually be found here weekdays 10am-5pm EST if you need to talk to me another time :)23:35
simpleuser_Hi there. I’m running Byobu on Ubuntu 12.04. I added my user’s ssh key in .ssh/authorized_keys but now when I connect I get "can't create socket: Permission denied" and no tmux session. Any idea ? :(23:38
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darkseidhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/7425707/ -- output when I run dolphin, its crashing all the time in kubuntu 14.04.. Gwenview is crashing also..23:41
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Guest77897hallo23:44
uskerinethanks a lot genii, really kind from your side23:44
robjlorangerhello23:44
daftykinsvelcome23:44
Guest77897how are you daftykins?23:45
daftykinsi am fine ty, however this is a support channel, not one for general chat (:23:45
Guest77897oh okay sorry23:45
daftykinsMaking enemies and alienating people. A book by daftykins23:47
Beldarwhere do I buy....;)23:48
daftykinsBeldar: :D perhaps i should release it under a free license23:48
meccoollTJ-,  hmm and X -configure ends with (EE) Server terminated with error (2). Closing log file.23:50
MonkeyDust"friends come and go, but enemies stay forever"23:52
TJ-meccooll: Maybe it's an AMD/ATI thing? Best thing to do is build up from a simple config in stages and test23:52
MyWaysomebody can help? I'm using ubuntu server 14.04, I'm using passwd to change my user (non-root) password from ssh, it says the password has been updated, but it's not updated, any idea?23:53
jasabellaim trying to install cinnamon on kubuntu 12.04 and i get an error when i try to log on... it says it cant start cinnamon... any ideas?23:57

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