[00:01] <rickylm> All done, now, if I reboot it should boot from my HDD Installation and not have to worry about booting into this USB LIVE, right?
[00:02] <eeee> right
[00:02] <rickylm> Alright I am gonna give it a reboot
[00:03] <eeee> ok
[00:03] <rickylm> Thank you
[00:03] <eeee> you're welcome
[00:06] <hackal_> !java
[00:06] <mnathani> why is joining a wpa2 network so hard from commandline, using 14.04 ?
[00:07] <eeee> rickylm_: did it work ?
[00:07] <rickylm_> eeee:  Hey man, one thing, I think I use  to rename that bootmgfw.efi.backup to its original name because m windows 8 will not boot
[00:07] <rickylm_> But yes my ubuntu booted from the HDD
[00:07] <rickylm_> *think I have to rename
[00:08] <eeee> alright try that out
[00:08] <eeee> what is windows 8 saying
[00:08] <rickylm_> It said
[00:08] <rickylm_> Failed to find bootmgfw.efi
[00:08] <eeee> lol
[00:08] <rickylm_> Haha
[00:08] <eeee> yeah, i think that might be it
[00:08] <eeee> haha
[00:09] <rickylm_> Yea I think so to lmao. Im gonna rename it to the original and reboot again
[00:09] <rickylm_> Ill pop back in and let you know
[00:09] <eeee> ok
[00:09] <b9000> I have this weird thing going on with my laptop when I play videos(either with an application or on the web) where the playback is a low fps. If I make the video fullscreen it goes to the expected fps. Any ideas how I would go about figuring out why this is doing this?
[00:12] <rickylm> Works now.
[00:12] <eeee> cool
[00:13] <rickylm> So in the future if I was to repeat this process I just essentially re install ubuntu and over write the two boot files and I should be ok
[00:13] <rickylm> Any thing I should be doing with a new installation eeee  ?
[00:13] <eeee> yeah
[00:14] <eeee> well lots of stuff
[00:14] <paulo_> hello
[00:14] <paulo_> do official ubuntu kernels have debug info?
[00:14] <eeee> add the universe repository, apt-get update
[00:14] <rickylm> Im assuming snatching updates
[00:14] <rickylm> The universe repos ?
[00:15] <eeee> yeah type in the dash software
[00:15] <eeee> and go to software and updates
[00:16] <rickylm> Alright
[00:17] <eeee> compizconfig settings manager is pretty cool
[00:17] <eeee> it lets you minimize programs by clicking on their icon in the launcher
[00:18] <rickylm> I have the 'Trusty' Version if I am saying that right so I would need to add the trusty universe repo right
[00:20] <eeee> i have all repos enabled, like if you need flash it's in the restricted extra's
[00:22] <Jessica_> daftkyins_: I managed to solve the technical problem which took me the whole day. It was because my hard disk was full. solved it by deleting programs and files
[00:22] <X_[name]> selam
[00:22] <X_[name]> türk varmı
[00:22] <rickylm> eeee:  In software center
[00:22] <rickylm> right
[00:23] <eeee> !tr | X_[name]
[00:23] <eeee> rickylm: yeah
[00:24] <rickylm> Ok one more question, as far as updating the system itself and all my apps, how would I do that
[00:25] <eeee> well when important upgrades are released you get notified,
[00:26] <rickylm> And as far as apps
[00:29] <eeee> i think synaptic checks for updated versions
[00:29] <eeee> it's like software center
[00:29] <eeee> you have to install it via software center
[00:30] <rickylm> Cool I appreciate it man, thanks for your time and not being a dickhead.
[00:30] <eeee> for updates you can check settings > details > check for updates
[00:31] <eeee> sure any time
[00:31] <rickylm> The separate partitions /home and /
[00:31] <rickylm> Is that necessary or  ?
[00:32] <Jessica_> Hey guys, thanks for your support. I managed to fix the issue and now Ubuntu is running fine. It was a pure disk hard space limit issue.
[00:32] <rickylm> And for a partition manager I can use Gparted
[00:32] <eeee> rickylm: not really it's more if you have many os's installed
[00:33] <eeee> and you want to access /home from another one
[00:33] <rickylm> And by many I assume you mean like 3
[00:33] <rickylm> I can combine that partition in Gpart right
[00:33] <eeee> yeah other linux distros
[00:33] <eeee> or if you want to keep your settings after a fresh install
[00:34] <rickylm> So, all my settings are stored in my /home part
[00:35] <eeee> well like the settings of apps
[00:35] <rickylm> But the apps themselves will of course be gone with a new install right
[00:35] <ciphoenix> always safe to specify /home manually
[00:36] <eeee> rickylm: that's correct
[00:36] <rickylm> If I wanted to say learn Ubuntu from a complete beginners stand point as far as how the system works and all that stuff you showed me. What website could I rely on?
[00:37] <tinfury> How can i tell what driver my wireless card is currently using?
[00:37] <eeee> i don't know really, almost everything i learned about ubuntu was from this channel
[00:38] <pavlos> tinfury, lsmod will show which modules are loaded, ifconfig will show you the interfaces (wlan0) so make an educated guess
[00:39] <pavlos> tinfury, dmesg | grep wlan0 would give you info (if wlan0) is your wifi interface
[00:39] <eeee> rickylm:  and i just google something, no particular website
[00:40] <rickylm> Ah ok, alright thanks again man, ill check back here if I run into an issue
[00:40] <tinfury> pavlos, thanks i think i found it with nm-tool
[00:40] <tinfury> pavlos, it says ath9k does that mean it's using backports driver?
[00:40] <eeee> rickylm: just use the [SOLVED] threads that show up in google
[00:41] <rickylm> And as far as a swap area, some threads I read say its needed some said it wasnt
[00:41] <eeee> if you need something and you can't come here
[00:41] <rickylm> Wil do, thanks again man.
[00:41] <pavlos> tinfury, not sure what you mean ... this is the atheros driver
[00:41] <rickylm> *Will
[00:42] <eeee> swap is needed if you want to hibernate
[00:42] <tinfury> pavlos, ok thanks
[00:42] <pavlos> tinfury, np
[00:42] <eeee> rickylm: btw did you turn off fast boot in windows?
[00:43] <rickylm> I tried to find that option on my system, I am pretty familiar with Windows and didnt find the option, but I did find fast boot in Toshibas power settings, inside its application.
[00:43] <Taggg> hi, i'm having an issue where chrome browser and spotify do not display properly on my secondary monitors
[00:43] <Taggg> has anyone had this issue?
[00:56] <cuddylier> Anyone know how to reload the interfaces file on 14.04 without rebooting? the up and down commands do not work.
[00:56] <Baluse> hello
[00:57] <Baluse> why a symlink has red color ?
[00:57] <DJ_Unibob> quick question.  I'm running kubuntu 14.04 LTS, though this issue might apply ubuntu-wide.  How would I go about making sure that SSL is up to date?  I'm using openssl btw.
[00:59] <DJ_Unibob> entering openssl version -a in the terminal displays 1.0.1f 6 JAN 2014
[01:01] <DJ_Unibob> actually, brb.
[01:02] <Monotoko> oh dear...
[01:02] <Monotoko> should have told him about backported fixes
[01:02] <Monotoko> really
[01:02] <Monotoko> oops
[01:02] <Taggg> anyone know how to fix this issue? https://productforums.google.com/d/topic/chrome/zi4p92KpNII/discussion (Browser window garbled on secondary monitors)
[01:07] <gurr> Mine says 1.0.1f 6 Jan 2014 as the version too, but "built on" is Jun. That is the important thing
[01:07] <DJ_Unibob> Well, I just did sudo apt-get upgrade followed by sudo apt-get update, rebooted, and now it seems to have accepted my ssl certificates.
[01:08] <DJ_Unibob> Not sure why I didn't do that immediately upon reinstalling (k)ubuntu on this machine.  :/
[01:08] <gurr> DJ_Unibob: Make sure the "built on" date is after the bug fix
[01:09] <gurr> DJ_Unibob: The version will still display something old...
[01:09] <DJ_Unibob> built on is "Fri Jun 20 18:54:02 UTC 2014"
[01:09] <JoshStrobl> anyone know what the best way to disable caps lock on Ubuntu 14.04 is? I want to use it for tmux.
[01:09] <gurr> Right. It's ok then
[01:10] <DJ_Unibob> thanks.  :)
[01:10] <DJ_Unibob> With me spending about 50-50% between both windows and linux on this machine, I am making sure both have everything, including third-party programs up to date.
[01:11] <anarchos> hi I installed vsftp, but there's no entry in /etc/init.d for it, and it doesn't show up in the list with the "service" command, and when i "kill -9 <pid>" it just restarts itself without updating the config file..how to i force it to restart or atleast stop?
[01:13] <x_> HOLA
[01:14] <anarchos> nm i'm an idiot, even tho i was root i needed to sudo it
[01:14] <eeee> you're not supposed to use sudo as root
[01:15] <eeee> anarchos: i don't follow, when you killed it with sudo, it didn't restart?
[01:20] <Noiro> when you login via SSH, you can sudo pkill running processes, yes?
[01:20] <Noiro> And can I start a process onto the session running at home without it being local to the ssh session?
[01:23] <anarchos> eeee: i was logged into root, and when i kill -9 it, it would just change PIDs but not actually restart
[01:27] <shiver> Anyone running ubuntu on the galaxy note 10.1 2014?
[01:27] <DJ_Unibob> hmmm, still not accepting ssl.  :/
[01:34] <shiver> Darn good split
[01:41] <tjj> So I accidentally hit some key combo in tmux and now it just says "(0) 0: 1 windows [175x27] (attached)". Anyone know how to get back into a normal view of my terminal?
[01:45] <Solo456> test
[01:53] <slacko148321> HALP!
[02:00] <Turks> Im having an issue with a wireless driver for a BCM4318, currently using the b43 kernel module. The connection often dies and doesn't detect networks until I reset everything
[02:00] <Turks> Started happening after I updated.
[02:08] <incognito> I'm having a problem with installing packages. I get an error, so I can't install, but the package manager doesn't show any broken packages. Here is the pastebin for the error log: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7778207/    can someone tell me how to fix this?
[02:11] <morgajel> anyone else notice chrome is showing a black screen on maps.google.com as of a week or two ago?
[02:13] <incognito> I'm having a problem with broken packages. Here are my  errors on paste bin: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7778207/           can someone tell me how to fix this.
[02:16] <function9> incognito: you can use synaptic, Settings/Filters/Broken then select all. Then go to Edit/Fix Broken Packages then click apply
[02:16] <function9> incognito: or sudo apt-get clean && sudo apt-get autoremove && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get clean && sudo apt-get autoremove
[02:17] <incognito> I tried that. It doesn't show any broken packages in synaptic, but I'll try that command.
[02:17] <mansion> test. ignore.
[02:18] <hewhomust> hey incognito do you have cpan installed
[02:18] <hewhomust> it's a problem with the perl libraries
[02:18] <incognito> I don't know what cpan is
[02:20] <hewhomust> incognito what release are you on?
[02:20] <incognito> hewhomust 12.04
[02:20] <hewhomust> ok
[02:21] <jader> hello
[02:21] <hewhomust> well incognito install the package cpanminus
[02:21] <hewhomust> sudo apt-get install cpanminus
[02:22] <hewhomust> hi jader
[02:23] <jader> wow lines move fast in here
[02:23] <hewhomust> there's been a mass disconnect i think
[02:24] <MrKeuner> therapee
[02:25] <incognito> hewhomust: I installed cpanminus, but I'm not sure it installed because it returned an error code 1, but that seems to apply to flashplayer.
[02:26] <incognito> I'll go into synaptic and check to see if cpanminus is installed
[02:26] <hewhomust> ok
[02:26] <padi> tes
[02:27] <jader> yeah I am new to Ubuntu and Linux in general - I know i am going to have a million questions - but seriously though I love it and wish I started here instead of DOS
[02:27] <daftykins> that's wonderful but this channel is for support only, not general chat
[02:27] <incognito> hewhomust it according to synaptic cpanminus is installed
[02:28] <hewhomust> ok so in terminal type cpanm Symbol
[02:28] <jader> daftykins : 10-4 my bad
[02:28] <daftykins> jader: there's #ubuntu-offtopic though if you like
[02:30] <incognito> hewhomust it failed and aborted
[02:31] <hewhomust> weird what was the error message
[02:31] <incognito> I will paste it in a paste bin
[02:31] <hewhomust> ok
[02:32] <davinciad> Hey anyone get pantheon working in 14.04 yet?
[02:33] <incognito> hewhomust http://paste.ubuntu.com/7778281/
[02:34] <hewhomust> incognito, use sudo
[02:34] <incognito> hewhomust duh
[02:36] <piotr> (test)
[02:37] <incognito> hewhomust there was no difference in using sudo
[02:38] <davinciad> Anyone?
[02:39] <vladashram> dacinciad: please repeat. I just jumped in
[02:40] <davinciad> Anyone get pantheon working in 14.04 yet?
[02:40] <xangua> davinciad: elementary OS¿
[02:40] <davinciad> Yeah but ubuntu 14.04 base
[02:40] <xangua> davinciad: /join #elementary
[02:41] <davinciad> not officially supported yet so probably have more luck here. Plus that channel is dead.
[02:43] <incognito> hewhomust I guess I'm SOL. I was hoping I could fix this without reinstalling, but it looks like I'll have to reinstall.
[02:53] <DaD> DaD  Lo all.. Any sysops maintaining Ubuntu 14.04LTS AMP stack servers?
[02:54] <piotr> is there a way to make a video play in full screen on one monitor while still using the second monitor?
[02:54] <piotr> everytime i do it how i normally would, it exits full screen
[02:55] <DaD> Yes
[02:55] <DaD> Is it a VM instance or a full install?
[02:55] <piotr> Full install
[02:55] <DaD> GPU?
[02:56] <piotr> NVIDIA
[02:56] <piotr> do i need to grab drivers for ubuntu for it?
[02:57] <DaD> Normally the kernel can probe, but you may need to, if they are available.
[02:57] <cloudstrife133> am nota computer expert. but i wanted to know. is java necessary on windows?
[02:57] <DaD> What Nvidia card?
[02:59] <DaD> DaD  Lo all.. Any sysops maintaining Ubuntu 14.04LTS AMP stack servers?
[02:59] <DaD> DaD  Lo all.. Any sysops maintaining Ubuntu 14.04LTS AMP stack servers?
[02:59] <DaD> I'm looking for a seasoned white hat.
[03:00] <piotr> sorry, DaD, did you reply?
[03:00] <DaD> Yes
[03:00] <DaD> Pvt chat me
[03:00] <DaD> piotr: pvt
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[03:04] <somsip> !ops
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[03:04] <Flannel> identify qqw3rty/ar ttfowztopwarp
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[03:04] <unopaste> oyiqfxmiirmie you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
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[03:07] <Flannel> Alright folks, if you're trying to talk and not identified, you're unable to.  Had to set +r to deal with that spam.
[03:19] <DaD> Need support
[03:20] <OerHeks> DaD, just ask, maybe someone knows the answer
[03:22] <DaD> I'm running multiple enterprise web servers... AMP stacks...  2 x nameservers... and a new 14.04 AMP server. All servers run,smoothly.. Then all of a sudden on my recent server, all internet traffic is being blocked.
[03:23] <phunyguy> DaD: please pastebin the contents of `sudo iptables -L`
[03:23] <phunyguy> mask out some IPs if you need to
[03:23] <DaD> I cannot access server via sh
[03:23] <DaD> Sash
[03:23] <DaD> Ssh
[03:24] <phunyguy> autocorrect ;)
[03:24] <DaD> Yep
[03:24] <DaD> Hehe
[03:24] <phunyguy> do you have any way of accessing it?
[03:24] <DaD> I did a iptables-reset, then allowed all traffic port 80 to test,
[03:25] <phunyguy> I still suspect that is where the issue is.
[03:25] <DaD> I do... Through a console directly into the VM.
[03:25] <DaD> What?
[03:25] <phunyguy> I suspect the issue is an iptables rule.
[03:26] <phunyguy> either that or apache2 isn't running
[03:26] <phunyguy> oh wait, you said ssh too
[03:26] <DaD> Not,only apache....
[03:26] <DaD> I can't even ping out
[03:26] <DaD> Can't ping friendly or up
[03:26] <DaD> IP
[03:26] <phunyguy> yes, I get that.  I have a few commands I need the output for, but I am not sure how you can get that to me.
[03:27] <DaD> I will log into the admin console now..
[03:27] <phunyguy> DaD: http://www.adminsehow.com/2009/08/how-to-clear-all-iptables-rules/
[03:27] <phunyguy> run those, and see if it works.
[03:28] <phunyguy> ( you will need to revisit your iptables setup if it does )
[03:29] <DaD> K standby.. 3 mins
[03:29] <phunyguy> if that doesn't work, then the only other thing is either a.) you don't have the correct gateway set, or the provider is blocking you.
[03:29] <phunyguy> (missed a b.) in there)
[03:29] <phunyguy> DaD: also run them as root if you aren't :P
[03:31] <OerHeks> :-)
[03:31] <piotr> DaD - pvt?
[03:36] <piotr> anyone know anything about multi-monitor setups in Ubuntu
[03:36] <piotr> ?
[03:36] <Guest24347> That search button in the top-left corner of a standard ubuntu screen: what is that called, and is there a standard keybinding for it?
[03:37] <OerHeks> Guest24347, it is called dash, the win key opens it, or hold win key for a quick help
[03:38] <coventry> OerHeks: Thanks.
[03:39] <coventry> Wow, is there a way to configure it so it doesn't show advertising?
[03:39] <coventry> Sorry about that reaction, I'll google.
[03:42] <OerHeks> coventry, system settings > privacy
[03:44] <coventry> Thanks for not giving me a lmgtfy link. :-)
[03:47] <phunyguy> coventry: who?
[03:49] <coventry> phunyguy: OerHeks.
[03:53] <phunyguy> coventry: was it in a PM?
[03:53] <phunyguy> also OerHeks... you know better..... ;)
[03:54] <phunyguy> OH sorry guys, I read that wrong.  I didn't see the "not"
[03:54] <OerHeks> eh ?
[03:54] <phunyguy> my bad :(
[03:54] <OerHeks> sorry, won't happen again :-D
[03:54] <phunyguy> :)
[03:56] <crazyhead42> OH THANK GOODNESS THIS PLACE IS BACK
[03:57] <phunyguy> crazyhead42: now you may want to register your nick so that in the future you can join during messes like this.
[03:57] <IdleOne> it never left, drop the caps, register your nick
[03:57] <phunyguy> ^
[03:59] <crazyhead42> I don't know if that worked or not
[03:59] <crazyhead42> so, I need help getting my external harddrive's opperating system to work.
[04:11] <coventry> None of the settings widgets seem to be working for me.  Typing unity-control-center at the CL results in no error messages and exit code 0, but also no gui.
[04:12] <coventry> Enh.  Back to xfce and sawfish, I think.
[04:27] <causative> I think ubuntu should automatically nice browsers, too often they become nonresponsive due to a script or flash and freeze the whole system
[04:56] <rocko2> how do I get the keyboard shortcuts window that comes up after bootup in livecd?
[04:56] <rocko2> how do I reopen the keyboard shortcuts window?
[05:01] <jeeez>  /msg Nickserv identify jeez123
[05:01] <jeeez> oops
[05:06] <jeeez> not able to get vim to display colorscheme properly. please help. screenshot: http://imgur.com/wlZge7T
[05:10] <nycsd> can anyone help me out with vim ?
[05:10] <jeeez> nycsd: what help?
[05:11] <nycsd> how do I remove the file size and extension from this list in vim and the whitespace in the beginning  ? http://pastebin.com/vhJyisSM
[05:13] <jeeez> whitespace in front is easy enough. use Ctrl-V to do a rectangular selection and delete it
[05:15] <jeeez> nycsd: not sure about the size, let me see.
[05:16] <Abhijit> nycsd, #vim
[05:17] <jeeez> nycsd: use some regex for removing the size. not my strong point. :\
[05:21] <jeeez> http://imgur.com/wlZge7T can anyone help with this? screwed up colors on vim+xterm
[05:26] <josue> ls
[05:50] <linuxuz3r> hi
[05:54] <furkan> is anybody else getting out of control CPU usage with Ubuntu 14.04? just open any window like Nautilus and move your mouse around inside it for 15-20s or so. Xorg and nautilus will jump to 25% each, compiz jumps to 15%
[05:55] <furkan> moving around windows uses even more, and resizing them even worse
[05:55] <Abhijit> furkan, file a bug
[05:56] <furkan> actually i did
[05:56] <furkan> and it's even worse than what i initially thought
[05:56] <furkan> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/1337749
[05:56] <furkan> i didn't notice the thing before about even moving the mouse around causing high CPU usage
[05:56] <furkan> scrolling through Firefox even, ~70%
[05:57] <furkan> Abhijit: are you running 14.04? could you test to see if you get similar behaviour? i'm really curious whether this is only affecting a few people or if it's a widespread thing that nobody's noticed
[05:59] <Abhijit> furkan, yes. but right now  i am using lxde.
[06:00] <Abhijit> furkan, which DE are causing you promlems?
[06:00] <furkan> Abhijit: i think it's an Xorg problem because it happens in Unity and I also tried KDE and Cinnamon
[06:01] <Abhijit> 205% CPS
[06:01] <Abhijit> What is this?
[06:02] <Abhijit> firefox is using 200% CPU and 11% RAM on 4gb ram?
[06:02] <furkan> so you're getting the same issue? well the RAM part is normal, firefox can use quite a bit of RAM
[06:02] <Abhijit> furkan, but it does affect any actualy performance. like i opened other applications and they are running fine.
[06:03] <Abhijit> "does not"**
[06:03] <Abhijit> i can not see any visual lag. and no performance issue in any computing task.
[06:03] <furkan> well for me i get a lot of lag with multiple windows open
[06:04] <furkan> especially scrolling down a page in firefox, uses 70% CPU
[06:04] <furkan> so it gets extremely choppy
[06:04] <rihbyne> ubuntu guys have done a great job in unity desktop env
[06:04] <Abhijit> rihbyne, yeah. thanks to unity dev. explored lxde.
[06:04] <furkan> also CPU fan is always running
[06:05] <furkan> not to mention wasted heat and energy
[06:05] <k7jkz> can't remember name of ubuntu utility that creates boot usb stick from iso.
[06:06] <k7jkz> can anyone help with the name of it please
[06:06] <furkan> k7jkz: you can just dd it if you're ok with the terminal
[06:06] <rihbyne> guys you have any idea on how do I remove unity.currently I have enabled autohide option. the unity app bar takes lots of place on the screen.One thing I like about ubuntu is its global menu bar.
[06:06] <OerHeks> k7jkz, type usb in dash
[06:06] <furkan> k7jkz: sudo dd bs=4M file.iso /dev/sd[letter corresponding to USB drive]
[06:07] <k7jkz> yikes, i formerly used a program that required no command line
[06:07] <furkan> k7jkz: looks like OerHeks's trick does it, cool, i didn't know about that tool
[06:08] <Abhijit> k7jkz, unetbootin
[06:08] <k7jkz> okay, thanks OerHeks i found it by typing usb in dash
[06:08] <Abhijit> :-/
[06:09] <k7jkz> if i can do a thing the easy/dumb way, i will :-)
[06:09] <furkan> Abhijit: if you're experiencing the same issue, would you mind hitting "this bug affects me" on my bug report? :)
[06:09] <Abhijit> i already did.
[06:09] <furkan> awesome, thanks :)
[06:09] <Abhijit> k7jkz, you should be using windows then.
[06:09] <Abhijit> dumb way.
[06:11] <rihbyne> I want to remove the unity search and app bar but maintain the global menu bar
[06:12] <rihbyne> any work arounds
[06:12] <Abhijit> ribasushi, try elementaryos.
[06:12] <Abhijit> rihbyne, ^
[06:13] <Abhijit> rihbyne, no global menu bar there. sorry. i thought you just want minimal interface
[06:16] <SpeicalEd> Can anyone point me in the right direction for installing Ubuntu 14.04 Server on a server with mdadm RAID5 that has 4x3TB HDD's?
[06:17] <furkan> SpeicalEd: we installed that on our server box, and the setup tool asks you if you'd like to create a RAID array, it's pretty user-friendly
[06:17] <rihbyne> Abhijit: just switched from fedora gnome,kde. gnome 3 has gone all the way from classic to a toy
[06:17] <SpeicalEd> furkan: Yeah, but it doesnt appear to work with disks larger than 2TB
[06:18] <SpeicalEd> furkan: How large were your disks?
[06:18] <furkan> SpeicalEd: well actually we installed 12.04 on our server box, so as long as they didn't remove that in 14.04
[06:18] <furkan> SpeicalEd: 3TB i believe, but i think you might have a BIOS issue if it's not seeing disks larger than 2TB
[06:18] <furkan> i think that's a limitation on older mobos/BIOSs
[06:19] <Abhijit> rihbyne, ok. then you should really try elementaryos.
[06:19] <rihbyne> no thanks I am best on ubuntu.
[06:19] <SpeicalEd> furkan: Yeah your off the mark on that, should read up on 2TB sector size limitations
[06:19] <SpeicalEd> Can anyone point me in the right direction for installing Ubuntu 14.04 Server on a server with mdadm RAID5 that has 4x3TB HDD's?
[06:20] <Abhijit> rihbyne, that is ubuntu only. just interface is elementary. not a complete different os.
[06:20] <SpeicalEd> ./ignore furkan
[06:20] <furkan> let me ssh into our server box and confirm the size
[06:22] <rihbyne> why would anyone use that.its a piece of crap.
[06:24] <faoziaziz> hello
[06:24] <OerHeks> !nounity
[06:26] <michaelnkoth> how do i download minecraft
[06:27] <michaelnkoth> how do i get minecraft
[06:29] <Psil0Cybin> Hey guys i need some help i cannot wrap my head around this, my computer randomly cold freezes in the sense that no keys work not even the recommended REISUB, keys...What I am forced to do is a cold reboot, I recently took away acspi_os=Linux from the grub and it seemed to fix my issue for a few hours and then it went back to the resets ( the thing is I cannot pin point them because they happen randomly and I did a memory test with successf
[06:29] <Psil0Cybin> ul results )
[06:30] <Psil0Cybin> the issue is also because it is a cold freeze i do not have logs, I have thought that upgrading the kernel might fix the issue
[06:30] <Psil0Cybin> but it semes to continue to occure
[06:33] <dooglus> hi. could I get a little help installing ubuntu please?
[06:33] <ObrienDave> as far as?
[06:33] <dooglus> target machine is old, doesn't boot from usb, has no dvd drive
[06:33] <dooglus> I'm wondering about booking from usb
[06:34] <dooglus> sorry
[06:34] <dooglus> booting over ethernet
[06:34] <OerHeks> dooglus, if it has a cd drive, use the mini iso
[06:34] <ObrienDave> the minimal ISO will fit on a CD
[06:34] <OerHeks> !netboot
[06:35] <dooglus> I was just reading https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/Netboot
[06:35] <dooglus> I got as far as "Copy the netboot files into a suitable directory, e.g. /var/lib/tftpboot"
[06:35] <dooglus> but don't know what "the netboot files" refers to
[06:38] <ObrienDave> dooglus, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[06:39] <ga> hello everyone !
[06:40] <dooglus> thanks Dave
[06:40] <ga> i need a urgent help , i am not able to access my NAS station via any way. i am able to ping but not able to open either admin or access as drive.
[06:40] <lonix> ga: what kind of nas do you have ?
[06:41] <ga> its 1 tera HDD
[06:43] <lonix> ga: what kind as in Make and Model, not the size of the drive
[06:44] <ga> @lonix its LS-CH1.0TL ( link station )
[06:47] <lonix> ga: Did you try turning it off and on again ?
[06:48] <ga> i did all possible > restart ,tried in windows 7, 8, xp , linux , and also changed the router ip and all . still not able to connect . Just can ping but not able to open it
[06:49] <lonix> ga: what is the admin url ?
[06:49] <lonix> http://ip/admin ?
[06:49] <ga> yes
[06:49] <lonix> did you try without the /admin
[06:50] <ga> i did ... it says page unable to load or display. everytime
[06:51] <lonix> Did you try useing the software that came with it ?
[06:51] <lonix> ga: http://www.buffalotech.com/products/network-storage/home-and-small-office/linkstation-live-ls-chl
[06:51] <lonix> Downloads and manual for your device
[06:52] <hebz0rl> hi are there alternatives to libnss-mysql and pam-mysql
[06:53] <ga> @lonix thanks but did all mention or possible ways unable to detect or sortout
[06:55] <helmut_> hi
[06:59] <That> does /dev
[07:00] <That> does dev/sdb* unmount all external flashdrives plugged in or just SD Card?
[07:09] <mahsa> hi my friends
[07:10] <mahsa> i look up iranian irc ubuntu
[07:10] <Abhijit> !ir | mahsa
[07:11] <mahsa> thanks alot
[07:15] <Abhijit> !pm |  mahsa
[07:17] <Abhijit> mahsa, here. ask here.
[07:17] <neo1691> I just have a newly installed machine, with user X, with user X I configured the network, create a new "standard" user Y and later changed user Y to administrator. I logged in to user Y and deleted user X. Now user Y cannot connect to the internet
[07:17] <mahsa> ok
[07:17] <mahsa> i have problem with downloading extention pack 4.3.10-93012
[07:17] <neo1691> I think user Y need to be a part of some group to access internet?
[07:18] <neo1691> any help?
[07:18] <Abhijit> mahsa, what is this extension pack? which software you are talking about?
[07:18] <mahsa> for virtualbox
[07:19] <mahsa> virtualbox 4.3.10-93012
[07:20] <Abhijit> mahsa, what problem you are facing while downloading the extension pack?
[07:20] <mahsa> access deny message from oracle web site
[07:21] <Abhijit> mahsa, please join channel #vbox by tyying /join #vbox and ask there. its not a ubuntu issue.
[07:21] <Abhijit> typing*
[07:22] <mahsa> ok . thanks for your help.
[07:23] <jokus> neo1691 , you might need to add the new user tu sudo via single user mode
[07:24] <neo1691> I can run sudo commands
[07:24] <neo1691> its a part of sudo group I guess jokus
[07:25] <jokus> think then its that new user doesn't have access to nm
[07:26] <neo1691> jokus, you want to add this user to the group sudo?
[07:26] <jokus> possible to check the user privileges in advanced settings ?
[07:26] <neo1691> using gpasswd -a Y sudo
[07:26] <jokus> if its already in sudo, check the privilege under user management.
[07:27] <neo1691> ok
[07:28] <neo1691> there is only one User Accounts , but it does not have user management, where can I find user management.
[07:28] <jokus> advanced settings I think
[07:28] <neo1691> I am using LTS
[07:29] <neo1691> There is no thing as advanced settings
[07:30] <Ben64> neo1691: what is the output of "groups"
[07:31] <neo1691> Y sudo
[07:31] <neo1691> Y==user itself
[07:31] <Ben64> neo1691: thats it?
[07:31] <neo1691> yes
[07:31] <Ben64> this is mine -- "ben64 adm cdrom sudo dip plugdev lpadmin sambashare mythtv"
[07:31] <neo1691> that's what, the default account that ubuntu creates was a part of atleast 5-6 groups
[07:32] <neo1691> i will add them manually
[07:32] <jokus> think the user with which you create the new user was not admin ?
[08:01] <mlh> hello
[08:01] <mlh> i need your help
[08:02] <jianhe> mlh: just ask the question please
[08:02] <mlh> no noe ?
[08:07] <liquid-silence> hmmm anyone know if dovecot will be the best for setting up a mail server for around 80 users?
[08:09] <kgt_> hi~
[08:10] <gurr> I don't remember who tried to help me yesterday, but the problem with my monitor not going to sleep was resolved with a reboot! It's nice that it's working again but not very nice that the "solution" was a reboot...
[08:10] <kgt_> ㅎㅇ
[08:12] <Abhijit> liquid-silence, today this channel is not much active. try #ubuntu-server or ##linux
[08:13] <Beldar> gurr, Your fixed why are you complaining.
[08:13] <ivan_> ciao a tt
[08:14] <ivan_> sono nuovo di xubuntu
[08:14] <Beldar> !it | ivan_
[08:14] <ivan_> chi mi spiega come scaricare i torrent
[08:14] <ivan_> excuse me
[08:15] <gurr> Beldar: Because I had to reboot to resolve the bug
[08:15] <ivan_>  /join #ubuntu-it à
[08:15] <ivan_>  /join #ubuntu-it
[08:15] <Beldar> gurr, get over it
[08:15] <gurr> Beldar: I'm sure I will :)
[08:19] <kippi> with 14.04 I am really struggling to lock my machine from the command line, could someone point me in the right direction
[08:21] <fidel_> kippi: tried triggering the screensaver?
[08:21] <fidel_> assuming screensaver is configured to lock
[08:22] <fidel_> kippi: gnome-screensaver-command -l // works here on 14.04
[08:31] <kippi> fidel_: I have to run gnome-screensaver-command -l as root and it just gives me a black screen without the lock
[08:33] <leeyaa> hello
[08:33] <leeyaa> is it possible to install gcc 4.0 on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
[08:33] <fidel_> kippi: i can run that cmd as user - and as mentioned before - if screensaver is configured to lock - it locks
[08:34] <fidel_> but thats just one method i had in mind. feel free to search for other options
[08:35] <gurr> kippi: what happens when you run it as a normal user?
[08:39] <user123321> I don't have the file "/etc/udev/rules.d/*-persistent-net.rules" in my LUbuntu clones, is this something to be worried?
[08:40] <Morgawr> is there a way to kill unity and restart it in 2D mode without logging out and back in?
[08:41] <Beldar> Morgawr, what release?
[08:41] <Morgawr> 14.04
[08:41] <Beldar> Morgawr, There is no 2d
[08:41] <Morgawr> also I just realized that unity2d does not exist in the repos anymore :(
[08:41] <Morgawr> the problem is that unity doesn't work well with fullscreen wine games
[08:42] <Morgawr> I guess I'll look for another solution then, nvm
[08:42] <Beldar> how about windows for windows games
[08:43] <Morgawr> how about no
[08:43] <ObrienDave> the real problem is fullscreen wine ANYTHING does not work well with unity
[08:45] <bootylicious> can someone assist me, im on 14.04 and just installed steam.  when i try opening it nothing happens
[08:45] <Morgawr> bootylicious: if you open it from the terminal, does it say anything?
[08:46] <bootylicious> whats the terminal command to open it?
[08:46] <Morgawr> I guess "steam"?
[08:46] <greatdex> apache nver stop
[08:47] <greatdex> it says just waiting
[08:47] <greatdex> and gets back to prompt
[08:48] <bootylicious> running it now
[08:48] <bootylicious> Installing breakpad exception handler for appid(steam)/version(0_client)
[08:48] <bootylicious> Uploading dump (out-of-process) [proxy '']
[08:48] <bootylicious> /tmp/dumps/crash_20140711044809_1.dmp
[08:48] <bootylicious> /home/joshua/.local/share/Steam/steam.sh: line 755: 29151 Segmentation fault      (core dumped) $STEAM_DEBUGGER "$STEAMROOT/$PLATFORM/$STEAMEXE" "$@"
[08:48] <gurr> leeyaa: I don't know any way to install gcc 4.0 in Ubuntu 14.04 except compiling it yourself. I'd recommend a virtual machine with an older Ubuntu version if you want to test an older gcc version, since libraries are also affected. I.e. even if you install gcc 4.0 you will link against libs that are potentially compiled with a newer version
[08:49] <bootylicious> thats the last few lines and it hasnt opened
[08:49] <endusersteve> Hello, running xbuntu from a usb to test on my netbook. i have a wired conection right now but I wan wifi. How do I turn wifi on? I am very much an end user
[08:49] <Abhijit> is cobbler fully compatible with ubuntu / debian?
[08:50] <Morgawr> bootylicious: try putting on pastebin all the output, not just the last few lines, and then paste it here so we can get a bit of context (a segmentation fault is very generic)
[08:50] <Beldar> endusersteve, run lspci and find the wifi hardware and post it.
[08:50] <gry> endusersteve: You would be able to click the network-manager applet in the tray icon, and set it to connect to a wifi in its menu.
[08:50] <MacroMan> I'm having a slight issue using pv in terminal. If I do something like "pv test.sql | mysql -u root -p test", then any further input to the terminal after it has run, will not show.
[08:51] <crazydiamond> Hi. I want some modifiers (xmodmap, specifically - I swap AltGr and left Alt keys) to be applied to my keyboard layout. I have created file with them, but it works only until I switch keyboard layout. May I have modifiers work properly with specific layout?
[08:51] <bootylicious> i hadnt realized but it did something else as well. ill pastebinit
[08:51] <MacroMan> It does type in, so if I do "ls{enter}", it does show me a file list, but I can't see where I've typed "ls" if that makes sense.
[08:53] <Morgawr> MacroMan: try running "reset"
[08:53] <Morgawr> it should reset your bash session so formatting problems should disappear, if this is the case
[08:54]  * MacroMan is trying "reset"
[08:55] <bootylicious> im waiting for it to finish w/e its doing
[08:55] <bootylicious> i had to install pastebinit
[08:55] <zatan> clear
[08:56] <bootylicious> and than restart the process,   and it just finished and im using the pastebinit command but so far it hasnt done it
[08:56] <MacroMan> Morgawr, Thanks, that'll do for now. Upon further investigation, it actually seems to be mysql, but only when I pipe from pv.
[08:56] <MacroMan> I think it's because mysql hides the characters for entering the mysql password, but doesn't unhide them again.
[08:56] <Morgawr> MacroMan: sometimes some non-printable characters can mess up the output mode of bash/terminal and it starts displaying jumbled stuff etc etc
[08:56] <Morgawr> oh, that might be a reason
[08:56] <Morgawr> but yeah, "reset" makes sure it goes back to how it was when you opened it, formatting wise :)
[08:57] <MacroMan> That's great. I'm sick of having to close terminal and re-login over ssh.
[08:58] <bootylicious> its just blinking -_-...
[08:58] <Morgawr> bootylicious: what do you mean?
[08:59] <bootylicious> http://pastebin.com/jizpF2bS
[08:59] <bootylicious> i just did it manually
[08:59] <saverio> Hi guys
[08:59] <bootylicious> after entering "pastebinit" all it does is blink
[08:59] <Morgawr> bootylicious: how did you install steam?
[09:00] <gry> bootylicious: enter something before it, with a pipe. Pastebinit needs some input.
[09:00] <paulo_> hello
[09:00] <bootylicious> store.steampowered.com
[09:00] <bootylicious> install client...
[09:00] <paulo_> I just finished compiling the ubuntu kernel
[09:00] <bootylicious> and it downloaded, i ran it and it went through the ubuntu software thing
[09:00] <paulo_> I extract vmlinux from vmlinuz, but no symbols. why?
[09:00] <bootylicious> and now i cant open it
[09:00] <Morgawr> bootylicious: mm.. try removing it and reinstalling again, or even try rebooting, I really don't know sorry :(
[09:00] <Morgawr> it looks like either the installation broke somewhere or you are missing some dependencies
[09:01] <bootylicious> i reinstalled it
[09:01] <bootylicious> what dependecies?
[09:01] <bootylicious> it never brought up a prompt for em
[09:01] <bootylicious> would sudo apt-get and apt-upgrade help?
[09:01] <Morgawr> you can try
[09:02] <endusersteve> could someone have a pm chat with me about wifi on xbuntu please
[09:02] <beginner> hi
[09:02] <beginner> anyone here?
[09:03] <ObrienDave> nope
[09:06] <marlo_> i have an HP i've been running on 13.10 for a while, and when i tried to put 14.xx it pooched.  I've not been able to get ubuntu 14 in it to save my life, it just won't run. It freezes.
[09:07] <marlo_> after many many attempted i've finally rolled it back to 13.10 and it's running fine again,
[09:07] <marlo_> just wondering if there's any reports out there about machines that won't upgrade...
[09:07] <Ben64> marlo_: well you should come in here with the 14.04 problems
[09:16] <badhorse> 菜鸟，求指导
[09:16] <pds> any one around here that has xp with preeseeding and is will to help me out setting it up => already created the preseed file since it my first time doing so i would like to have a peerreview http://dpaste.com/1V7C296
[09:16] <DJones> !cn | badhorse
[09:17] <karbofos> is anybody familiar with smack?
[09:17] <MACscr> ok, so i have an ubuntu 14.04 pxe install that is having issues with its finish template. Dont seem to be any logs of the issue after it finishes the install (i have to press continue for it to finish and reboot), so i hit ctrl + f2 to get another terminal and i could view the syslog that shows some of the errors. I really need to copy that syslog to another server so i can look at it better (not
[09:17] <MACscr> fun reading large logs in a java console). Anyway, scp and rsync dont seem to be available, so how can i get this log file to another server?
[09:18] <karbofos> can't write to /smack/access
[09:18] <karbofos> ?!
[09:22] <daptordarattler> MACscr, you could load it into an apache root server and download it via your ip?
[09:23] <gry> how do I set Nautilus to show folders first, before all files?
[09:23] <MACscr> daptordarattler: apache isnt installed and i cant install it since im in the middle of the installer
[09:25] <daptordarattler> MACscr, Hmmm.... since you have ssh access you could copy it via ssh, give me a minute
[09:25] <pcoder> Hi, I would like to change my system wide language to English, Currently I am using French. Could someone please tell how I could do this?
[09:25] <squeakytoy> Hey all. I am trying to add a PATH environment, so in my "~/.profile" file I have added in the last row: "PATH=/usr/lib/git-tf:$PATH" - but when I open up a new terminal and type "echo $PATH" I don't see the path. What could I have done wrong?
[09:26] <MACscr> daptordarattler: who said anything about ssh access. I dont
[09:26] <leeyaa> is it possible to install gcc 4.0 on 14.04 LTS ?
[09:26] <MACscr> i have console access
[09:26] <Sofhia02> hi which wifi expresscard 34 is working on ubuntu 14.x?
[09:27] <daptordarattler> MACscr, wait are you saying your sitting infront of the server?
[09:27] <Ben64> leeyaa: not supported here, but feel free to do whatever you like on your own system
[09:27] <leeyaa> Ben64: im asking if it is possible to install it via apt somehow
[09:27] <Ben64> leeyaa: nope, comes with 4.8
[09:28] <leeyaa> Ben64: well i can install 4.4 as well and other versions, so why not 4.0 ?
[09:28] <leeyaa> it seems it is possible, just need the right ppa
[09:28] <daptordarattler> MACscr, if you can get to another console, then try to install scp from that terminal
[09:28] <Loshki> MACscr: got any writable media. Got *any* networking at all?
[09:29] <Ben64> leeyaa: if you can find one, go for it, but like i said, not supported here
[09:30] <pcoder> squeakytoy: Did you do an "export PATH" in your .profile?
[09:30] <MACscr> Loshki: i can ping google. If i try to run aptitude or apt-0get, it says its not available
[09:30] <squeakytoy> pcoder, found the problem. I had to relogin
[09:30] <squeakytoy> pcoder, thanks
[09:30] <totesmuhgoats> hi guys
[09:31] <pcoder> squeakytoy: yeah, .profile only works for new shells and not for subshells if I am not wrong
[09:31] <Ben64> MACscr: curl or nc?
[09:31] <totesmuhgoats> does anyone here do android development in ubuntu? if so, is openjdk sufficient, or do I need to install the oracle jdk?
[09:31] <Loshki> pcoder: Tried this? http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/17528/change-the-user-interface-language-in-ubuntu/
[09:32] <MACscr> Ben64: http://www.screencast.com/t/V1jguCjSPxA
[09:32] <Ben64> MACscr: nc?
[09:32] <marcules> hi there
[09:32] <MACscr> Ben64: actually it is
[09:33] <Ben64> MACscr: then use that :)
[09:33] <daptordarattler> totesmuhgoats, openjdk is enough...
[09:33] <totesmuhgoats> daptordarattler: thank you, my friend
[09:34] <pcoder> Loshki: Thanks for the link. But I seem to already have English set as a system wide language, but still I see French words in all software tools I use :[
[09:34] <g105b> Yesterday I was working on my Ubuntu laptop in another office with a few mac users. There was a powercut, but we were all on laptops, so no worries. When the power came back and wifi started up again, the sound of my colleague's Macbook pro was somehow being diverted into my Ubuntu laptop. Totally freaked me out and I could not explain it at all. Any ideas?
[09:35] <MACscr> Ben64: genius. that works perfectly. Thanks!
[09:35] <Ben64> !yay | MACscr
[09:36] <MACscr> any ideas if there is just a way to retain pxe install logs after boot in general?
[09:36] <pcoder> pcoder: FYI, I use xfce4
[09:36] <Guest7827> hai
[09:37] <Guest7827> hai
[09:37] <Abhijit> MACscr, i was just working with kickstart. it seems it has logs writing feature once /root is created
[09:38] <Guest7827> i wan to learn hacking..anyone can teach me..?
[09:38] <function9> Guest7827: /j #c
[09:39] <MACscr> Abhijit: im using foreman for this and i think it uses preseed?
[09:39] <Abhijit> MACscr, dont know much about foreman and preseed. but if they do something similar to kickstart then maybe they have. i am using kickstart through cobbler actually.
[09:39] <Abhijit> much = nothing
[09:40] <Guest7827> helllo..?
[09:40] <Guest7827> anyone can teach me hacking..?
[09:40] <k1l_> Guest7827: this is the ubuntu support. do you have an technical ubuntu issue?
[09:40] <ramsrambo> need help with openvpn to connect
[09:41] <Guest7827> not\
[09:41] <daptordarattler> Guest7827, ceh is your first option, just google it and get some of their pdfs
[09:41] <Guest7827> ok sure
[09:42] <Sofhia02> are wireless expresscard supported in ubuntu?
[09:43] <Abhijit> !hardware | Sofhia02
[09:43] <ramsrambo> I installed this GAdmin-openvpn-client on 12.10
[09:43] <Sofhia02> thanks
[09:44] <ramsrambo> it is asking for CA cert Cert etc.. where do I get this ?
[09:44] <paca_paca> how do i get the hour in 24 format in a variable for a bash script?
[09:44] <Guest7827> first it shows..i have to learn programming
[09:46] <Guest7827> how to learn programming..?first what i have to do..?
[09:47] <cry0g3n> learn programming concepts....
[09:47] <Abhijit> Guest7827, ##programming
[09:47] <cry0g3n> start from basics.....
[09:48] <k1l_> Guest7827: your topic suits better into the #ubuntu-offtopic channel since its not ubuntu support related
[09:48] <cry0g3n> hey is there any app for making calls using usb dongles.....
[09:48] <cry0g3n> ??
[09:48] <backuppp> how do i get the hour in 24 format in a variable for a bash script?
[09:48] <Guest7827> ok...now i have my own laptop..i have ubuntu 12.04...how to programming in ubuntu..?
[09:49] <Abhijit> cry0g3n, try gammu?
[09:49] <cry0g3n> Guest7827: Google is your friend...
[09:49] <Abhijit> backuppp, #bash
[09:50] <cry0g3n> Abhijit: is it hardware dependent.....btw...thanks...
[09:50] <k1l_> Guest7827: please ask in ##programming
[09:50] <cry0g3n> I have dlink dwp-156 3g dongle....
[09:50] <ramsrambo> anyone with openVpn skill
[09:50] <Guest7827> the terminal can use for programming...?
[09:50] <Abhijit> cry0g3n, it basically work with mobile phones. just try to add your dongle in it.
[09:51] <cry0g3n> okay...
[09:51] <Abhijit> Guest7827, so you are serious about learning programming? find out how to register a nick in freenode, register it, identify to it then come. we can talk then.
[09:51] <backuppp> Abhijit: i saw this line, which is great for daily backups, but i need one for hourly as well. day=$(date | awk '{ print $2"-"$3"-"$6}')
[09:51] <Abhijit> backuppp, ask in #awk
[09:52] <Guest7827> i wan learn hacking...what i must do first...?
[09:53] <Abhijit> Guest7827, learn c and python
[09:53] <backuppp> i saw this line prints the format i want, but i don't know how to get it in a var date +%H
[09:53] <Abhijit> backuppp, are you not reading my messages?
[09:53] <k1l_> Guest7827: this topic is not suitable for this technical support channel. you were given other channels to discuss that. now you are muted.
[09:54] <cry0g3n> Guest7827 : I would suggest start with python....and you can buy this book called "violent python"....for your hacking interest... ;-)
[09:54] <Krauzi> hi guys, i want to mount a hfs+ partition on a ubuntu live dvd. (installed hfspogs) a "fdisk -l" lists /dev/sda2 as the mac partition however mounting it failes with "special disk" error
[09:56] <iplon-india> How can i view mysql  "*.csv"  table
[09:56] <Abhijit> iplon-india, csv are just text files. open then in any text editor.
[09:56] <mjayk> Krauzi: haya I think the problem is that you need to disable journaling of the mac HDD inside macos before you do that
[09:56] <mjayk> Krauzi: well that is one common thing which gives that error
[09:57] <cx405> Hello! I search an application that would allow me to remote desktop (Xorg) Android from my Linux box (Linux->Android), because I absolutely need to help my parents located in other country with their Samsung Galaxy Tab sometimes.
[09:57] <backuppp> Abhijit: i do not think you are nice, it was a small question and not related specifically to awk. if i were you i would have just answered, i am sure for you it is not hard, but for me to get the answer is not easy - i allways search google for some time before asking for help. if you do not want to help i will just find a solution myself. but i thought this is a place people help each other
[09:57] <MACscr> hmm, so here are some of my syslog errors that are happening because of my preseed finish template. http://pastie.org/pastes/9377395/text?key=vd3vohzuy5xhtxtfuslmhq . I am wondering if maybe i should just say screw it this finish template and just make them puppet modules
[09:57] <cry0g3n> iplon-india, LibreOffice...there are many tools for that....nano will work too....;-)
[09:57] <Abhijit>  cx405 teamviewer?
[09:57] <Krauzi> mjayk: u kittink? the mac install is fucked up so i have to edit some files
[09:57] <cx405> Abhijit: Only paid
[09:57] <Abhijit> backuppp, if i knew i would have answered, instead of redirecting you to bash and awk channel.
[09:58] <Abhijit> backuppp, this channel is for ubuntu help. not bash and awk.
[09:58] <backuppp> ok have a nice day
[09:58] <cx405> Abhijit: Besides only on windows/mac. Not for Linux. Tried starting windows version from Wine and it said I need to purchase license for that. Which is stupid.
[09:58] <Abhijit> cx405, teamviewer works fine here in my ubuntu. it has linux .deb package too .free for personal use.
[09:59] <mjayk> Krauzi: did you install hfsprogs?
[09:59] <cx405> Abhijit: Try control an Android phone from your Linux teamviewer. Do that.
[09:59]  * Abhijit dont have android phone.
[10:00] <Abhijit> but if you can gift me one .... then i can test cx405 :-p
[10:00] <neo1691> Ben64: is there a group called mythtv? in which your usename is added\
[10:01] <Ben64> neo1691: if you have mythtv there is
[10:01] <neo1691> ok
[10:02] <gurr> backuppp: Don't be offended. It's nothing wrong with your question. No one here knows the answer, but you got suggestions for other channels to try
[10:02] <cx405> Abhijit: you don't have an android phone, but you answer the question how to control android from linux?..... -______-   You can get Android emulator, set it up over VM, then passthrough the network out, then setup some proxy for relocating IP to specific port where your VM emulator recides to skip IP collisions, and then try and understand it does not work this way.
[10:02] <cx405> Hello! I search an application that would allow me to remote desktop (Xorg) Android from my Linux box (Linux->Android), because I absolutely need to help my parents located in other country with their Samsung Galaxy Tab sometimes.
[10:03] <neo1691> I added my username to all the groups that you were a part of but still not able to connect to the internet
[10:03] <mjayk> cx405: tried teamviewer ?
[10:03] <k1l_> cx405: go the other way around. ask for android apps that suit that task and then see what you need on ubuntu to connect to that app
[10:05] <cx405> kll_: there is a lot of apps that allow to control Linux box from Android, but not a single one free for vise-versa. I need free, because I would connect like 1x in month for 10 minutes. Already tried VNC server, but it only allows again, to control Linux from Android. Without jailbreaking nothing is possible, and that means I loose device warranty. And the device is ~800$
[10:06] <Abhijit> cx405, so why not use paid apps for a device of 800$?
[10:06] <mjayk> cx405: "rooting" would do nothing to help you here
[10:06] <function9> cx405: just pay and be done with it
[10:06] <cx405> Abhijit: please  "help" no help.
[10:06] <Ben64> how is any of this ubuntu support?
[10:06] <mjayk> its not
[10:06] <joshua__> hi room
[10:07] <cx405> Abhijit: please no such "help".
[10:07] <mjayk> hi joshua__
[10:07] <Abhijit> Ben64, the app should work on ubuntu.
[10:07] <cx405> mjayk: there some applications that allow that, but they DO require rooting of device.
[10:07] <mjayk> and there are apps that dont #android if you need any more help with your phone
[10:07] <cx405> function9: Because I do not support proprietary. I am perfectly okay to donate to open project that implements that functionality as usual.
[10:08] <Ben64> Abhijit: that doesn't matter, this is an android issue
[10:08] <Abhijit> thats difference of opinion.
[10:09] <cx405> Ben64: I have ubuntu installed on 3 of 5 my machines. The rest is debian. I need an application to control Android box from Ubuntu. Clearly, this is a Linux application with android backend.
[10:09] <mjayk> cx405: again #android for any help with your phone
[10:09] <Ben64> not really. cx405 wants to control android from ubuntu. there needs to be an app for that for android, so it is an android issue, QED
[10:10] <mjayk> QED indeed
[10:11] <gry> What is the issue with installing Android SDK and asking in #android or #android-dev (the latter being for app edvelopment)?
[10:11] <k1l_> cx405: if your tablet doesnt allow that without rooting and you dont want to do that you have your answer.
[10:11] <cx405> Ben64: this is called ping-ponging and is not professional behavior. It has to do with Ubntu
[10:11] <cx405> Ben64: Ubuntu
[10:11] <k1l_> cx405: there is nothing ubuntu could do about that. its an android issue
[10:11] <gry> It is an Android issue indeed.
[10:12] <gry> If the SDK tries to query the phone and doesn't get the informtion it needs, it's a question for an Android channel.
[10:12] <jess44> hi
[10:12] <gry> It /does/ belong here if there are installation issues with the SDK however.
[10:12] <gry> Hi, jess44.
[10:12] <jess44> hi
[10:12] <karab44> hello
[10:12] <gry> cx405: (With its installation.)
[10:12] <cx405> k1l_: just wanted to ask if someone knows that. Because from windows this is not a problem. I would heck pay, but one can only control android from windows, not from linux. linux->android version of teamviewer is not available at all.
[10:13] <gry> cx405: why teamviewer? You want to see graphics live?
[10:13] <karab44> anyone knows easy app to resize and save mass of images?
[10:13] <k1l_> *sigh*
[10:13] <gry> cx405: why do you need to see phone screen from a computer, exactly?
[10:13] <cx405> gry: no, just fix the mailbox or help select application from time to time if my parents get lost. nothing more.
[10:14] <k1l_> karab44: see http://askubuntu.com/questions/135477/how-can-i-scale-all-images-in-a-folder-to-the-same-width
[10:14] <gry> cx405: you should be able to query its app store for remote control applications different than teamviewer itself.
[10:14] <gry> cx405: or use Wine (if you didn't already) with teamviewer.
[10:14] <cry0g3n> karab44, use python and make it urself....
[10:14] <karab44> cry too long to take
[10:15] <cx405> gry: imagine I already did that plus extensive research on google. Hence I waste people time here, because other options have been used.
[10:15] <k1l_> cx405: you are really looking at the wrong end of the line. look out for an android app that allows your task in first place.
[10:15] <karab44> imagemagick sounds good
[10:15] <karab44> thank you
[10:15] <gry> cx405: OK. I see.
[10:16] <Lsergej> по русски говорит кто?
[10:16] <cx405> gry: don't want to pay for a propretary application that may even not work in wine. when I started it, it claimed it needs license but never got past this for a "trial", so even if I purchase, I cant guarantee it will work. I think Google just requires some sort of application signing key for such applications then granting them screen access and control, and this signing costs money, this is why there are free applications that do that...
[10:16] <cry0g3n> Lsergej, English.....
[10:16] <cx405> Lsergej русские говорят по русски
[10:17] <ObrienDave> !ru | Lsergej
[10:17] <Lsergej> thx u
[10:17] <gry> cx405: Did you try downloading TeamViewer linux package from its website? They say it's free for private use.
[10:18] <cx405> gry: Teamviewer Linux package does not support remote control of Android phone.
[10:18] <gry> Lsergej: Добрый день, я на том канале, просто задавайте Ваш вопрос на #ubuntu-tu.
[10:18] <gry> Lsergej: #ubuntu-ru
[10:18] <karab44> I decided to use phatch for resizing multiple images
[10:19] <k1l_> cx405: last time now: ask android how to control the android screen in first place. if you have a working solution come back and ask how to connect to that from ubuntu.
[10:20] <cx405> k1l_: Man, if you have no idea, state that. This isn't hard. Stop ping-ponging please, this is very dirty. You already mentioned that channel with several other members, I am already asking there.
[10:22] <k1l_> cx405: really last time now: you were told several times now that this is not a ubuntu issue. and it will not become an ubuntu issue no matter how often you ask again and again and again. ask the android guys which apps support screen control and come back if you have choosen an app that allows to be connected from ubuntu.
[10:22] <ProfessorKaos64> Could anyone point me to an article that helps describe Ubuntu packaging help when my build process does not* follow the traditional "./configure, make, make install" ?  Thank you.
[10:23] <k1l_> !packaging | ProfessorKaos64
[10:23] <ProfessorKaos64> Already tread those. but thanks . I guess
[10:23] <k1l_> do you ment packaging for yourself or for some repo?
[10:23] <ProfessorKaos64> a PPA
[10:24] <streulma> hi, is it normal that the Macbook Pro green light on adapter flickers a little bit while off?
[10:24] <ProfessorKaos64> I read over the guide a few times
[10:24] <ProfessorKaos64> But I can check the main development article too
[10:24] <k1l_> ProfessorKaos64: maybe you get more help for PPAs in #ubuntu-packaging
[10:24] <ProfessorKaos64> oh ok, didn't know that channel. Thank you
[10:25] <k1l_> ProfessorKaos64: but read the topic in there. i dont know how active that channel is
[10:28] <jess44> does anyone here know anything about hackintosh?
[10:29] <cfhowlett> jess44 not in this channel and completely offtopic.  google is your friend
[10:29] <ObrienDave> lmgtfy.com
[10:30] <cynicallemon> jess44, hackintosh like charles manson on crack - debian just pure stable
[10:30] <k1l_> jess44: better ask in the #ubuntu-offtopic channel for not ubuntu support related topics. thanks
[10:30] <ObrienDave> sorry cfhowlett, couldn't resist ;P
[10:30] <cfhowlett> ObrienDave yeah, that was my first thought too, but I'm trying to crack down on sarcasm
[10:31] <ObrienDave> jess44 already got shooed away from offtopic
[10:31] <k1l_> and for the other users: please dont advise purele on "google yourself" or lmgtfy. we try to help in here and stay friendly, thanks :)
[10:31] <cfhowlett> jess44 try wikipedia and see the links from there
[10:31] <jess44> i have, i just cant get the kexts to work
[10:32] <cynicallemon> could have been worse, he could have asked about ubuntu :)
[10:32] <cfhowlett> jess44 and it is STILL not a topic for this IRC - sorry
[10:34] <cynicallemon> jess44, ask in the mac forums - sure they would help you...
[10:34] <jess44> can someone help me here to get hashcrack brutforce to work on a salted hash?
[10:35] <cfhowlett> jess44 no.  NO.  NO!  stop asking, we're not helping with hackintosh.
[10:35] <jess44> this isnt hackintosh, dummy
[10:35] <cfhowlett> jess44 insults get you /ignored
[10:37] <cry0g3n>  lol....:D
[10:37] <cynicallemon> hmm asks about bruteforce cracks but doesnt cloak his ip....
[10:37] <k1l_> jess44: we dont support password bruteforcing in here. users who really need this have the time to read themselves into the documentation.
[10:38] <loa> one day hashes from database leaked (ya i know i am skilled) and i want to know how fast somebody can bruteforce them)
[10:40] <cynicallemon> loa, ask an openbsd dev im sure they will find out how fast :)
[10:45] <demoneye> hi
[10:45] <jess44> hi
[10:45] <mjayk> hay
[10:45] <demoneye> is there any BM showing the speed deference between Ubuntu and Xubuntu?
[10:46] <demoneye> what will run faster for me
[10:46] <user123321> In /etc/network/interfaces I can only see the first 3 lines "The loopback network interface auto loiface lo inet loopback" <---- what has happened to the rest?
[10:46] <cfhowlett> demoneye I don't know of any online comparison, but the load is definitely lighter in xubuntu.  depending on your ram, it can be noticeably different
[10:46] <user123321> http://laurentbel.com/2012/04/04/simple-failover-cluster-on-ubuntu-using-carp/ <--- according to this link, I should have more lines.
[10:47] <ObrienDave> demoneye, the core OS is the same, Xubuntu is a lighter DE, therefore, subjectively, faster
[10:47] <cfhowlett> demoneye the lightest (presumably) fastest would be lubuntu.   it's optimized for older, slower hardware and is super light
[10:47] <mjayk> or a net install :)
[10:47] <cry0g3n> user123321: u have to add more lines to add ur interface......
[10:47] <demoneye> i have 4 core (core 2 duo) pc with 4 giga ram .... hat will suit me best?
[10:48] <demoneye> *core 2 quad
[10:48] <cfhowlett> demoneye ubuntu will run , xubuntu and lubuntu would run faster ...
[10:48] <mjayk> demoneye: which ever one you prefer have a little look at youtube see what you like the look and feel of
[10:48] <user123321> cry0g3n, but if I go ifconfig, I could already see eth0 etc.
[10:48] <user123321> cry0g3n, so I should add them anyways?
[10:48] <cfhowlett> demoneye but test for yourself.  install ubuntu then install the DE's xfce4 and lxde.  logout, switch DE, login, test
[10:48] <demoneye> majaK : Ubuntu . but speed count more for me
[10:49] <gry> demoneye: I would suggest xubuntu as it's relatively incomplicated (the extra DEs are not much different, mind, though; I tried them in turns and the memory and cpu usage differences were minor)
[10:49] <gp2000> hello, I have an issue when mounting optical disks or USB flash disks. When I click on the device in dolphin it says "could not enter folder /media/username/disk/" The only way I can access is if I start dolphin as root. Any idea how to change this so that my user account can get access?
[10:49] <cynicallemon> XFCE is the best lightweight DE
[10:49] <marcules> Is there an easy way, if I am in a folder with many files, to [tab] one at random (or the first one) - instead of getting a list of suggestions?
[10:49] <cfhowlett> cynicallemon ... "best"?  debatable ...
[10:50]  * ObrienDave runs Xubuntu
[10:50] <cynicallemon> cfhowlett, best usable one
[10:50] <demoneye> gry,  u say no big cpu usage and ram between Ubuntu and Xubuntu ?
[10:50] <ObrienDave> still debatable
[10:51] <cynicallemon> cfhowlett, lxde is not integrated like xfce
[10:51] <cry0g3n> user123321: see this https://wiki.debian.org/NetworkConfiguration?action=fullsearch&context=180&value=linkto%3A%22NetworkConfiguration%22
[10:51] <cfhowlett> cynicallemon and that is NOT true.  lubuntu is very well integrated with LXDE
[10:52] <demoneye> cfhowlett,  i dont  to do that , install than erase and start testing which faster , i just ant to know from first place :)
[10:52] <cynicallemon> cfhowlett, debatable
[10:52] <user123321> cry0g3n, thanks.
[10:52] <cry0g3n> user123321: if you want to manually connect to Internet then u use this file.....
[10:52] <cry0g3n> user123321: NetworkManager does that for you....
[10:52] <user123321> cry0g3n, My VM's can already connect to the internet.
[10:53] <cfhowlett> demom !! nobody said "erase"  you can easily switch DesktopEnvironments for testing
[10:53] <cry0g3n> user123321: then no need to edit that file....
[10:53] <cfhowlett> demoneye my suggestion was to iinstall a core system and test the various DE's.  If you find one you like, consider that ubuntu flavor
[10:53] <cfhowlett> !flavor | demom
[10:53] <ObrienDave> demoneye, you get all 3 DEs Unity, XFCE, LXDE installed at the same time. when you log on you can select which one you want to run. for testing pruposes
[10:54] <ObrienDave> *purposes
[10:54] <cfhowlett> demom > demoneye sorry
[10:54] <cynicallemon> lxqt will kill lxde
[10:54] <user123321> cry0g3n, since I'm configuring a carp, the file in the link below has more lines: http://laurentbel.com/2012/04/04/simple-failover-cluster-on-ubuntu-using-carp/
[10:54] <demoneye> cfhowlett, ObrienDave  : Thank you both :)
[10:54] <cfhowlett> demoneye happy2help
[10:55] <ObrienDave> most welcome
[10:56] <gry> demoneye: yes, that's what I said
[10:58] <ObrienDave> we need a 3 minute response time limit lol ;P
[10:58] <cry0g3n> user123321: in this case you have to add those lines in your case ur interface is eth0
[10:59] <user123321> cry0g3n, cool, thanks.
[11:00] <cry0g3n> user123321: thats simple config...u can msg me if u ran into some problem...
[11:00] <user123321> cry0g3n, thanks.
[11:03] <Wuxx1> I wonder if it's possible to run several docker instances that have services listening on different ports and make them all accessible through virtual hosts on the host machine. What should I google?
[11:06] <lampam> i am trying to scp to a remote host using key pair but no file goes through. authentication is succefull
[11:08] <lampam> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7779718/
[11:08] <lampam> output of -v for scp command
[11:09] <lampam> *relevante part
[11:15] <NextZtepSocial> Is it possible to intregrate a social system in ubuntu ?
[11:15] <NextZtepSocial> I want to help out with the developing of such a system for ubuntu
[11:16] <cynicallemon> u mean like communism?
[11:16] <NextZtepSocial> I mean like a social networking part
[11:16] <NextZtepSocial> :)
[11:16] <cynicallemon> :)
[11:17] <cfhowlett> !contribute|NextZtepSocial
[11:17] <NextZtepSocial> https://fbcdn-sphotos-c-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xpa1/t31.0-8/10383781_1509435245952936_4941920683512342083_o.jpg like this
[11:17] <NextZtepSocial> ty
[11:22] <leeyaa> how to move files with find then execute move ?
[11:23] <leeyaa> i got this so far find /root/radi/ -type f
[11:23] <leeyaa> which finds the files i need to move
[11:24] <rossross0> hi all
[11:24] <rossross0> how is everyone?
[11:25] <ObrienDave> sleepy
[11:25] <leeyaa> nvm i figured it using -exec
[11:25] <rossross0> anyone know of an app which can extracts parts of a PDF based on font, etc, and into a spreadsheet?
[11:27] <bolearten> Hi all. How can I make my Ubuntu's interface use Xfce? and have all the functionalities that xubuntu has?
[11:28] <k1l_> bolearten: install "xubuntu-desktop" package
[11:28] <k1l_> then choose xubuntu on the login-screen
[11:28] <ObrienDave> install xubuntu-desktop
[11:28] <cfhowlett> bolearten sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[11:28] <bolearten> k1l_: I see and besides that if I do install the themes on xubuntu. It won't make my ubuntu buggy?
[11:29] <k1l_> bolearten: no they both  can be installed with no problems
[11:29] <bolearten> also what are default fonts in gnome-terminal of ubuntu?
[11:29] <cfhowlett> bolearten xubuntu themes will run fine in xfce4.  if you like xubuntu so much, why not just install it?
[11:30] <bolearten> cfhowlett: I will have to move everything to xubuntu then
[11:31] <Nodd> I've raid0 and ive just installed ubuntu and it failed to install grub on my /boot partition. ive done: sudo mount /dev/mapper/isw_ficcheggb_Vol5 /mnt , sudo mount /dev/mapper/isw_ficceggb_Vol3 /mnt/boot , then bind dv, proc and sys , then tried to update-grub in chroot but am getting "unable to resovle host" a list of old OS entries having invalid characters. but then i unmount the boot partition and nothing has changed the old entires a
[11:31] <Nodd> re still there. What am i missing?
[11:32] <Guest70019> Nodd: is this a fakeraid device ?
[11:32] <bolearten> cfhowlett: getting xubuntu would be a better choice, won't be it?
[11:32] <Nodd> yeah i think
[11:32] <Guest70019> Nodd: you're just going to have problems with this
[11:32] <Guest70019> Nodd: I'd advise against doing this
[11:32] <zombu2> ^^
[11:33] <cfhowlett> bolearten for now: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop.  at next upgrade, get xubuntu and clean install.   my free advice and worth every penny.
[11:33] <zombu2> fake raid = disaster iminent
[11:33] <Nodd> it was working in fedora but i decided on a change hoping ubuntu had updated itself
[11:34] <ikonia> Nodd: even in fedora - I'd advise you against this
[11:34] <ikonia> Nodd: you are of course free to ignore this
[11:34] <bolearten> cfhowlett: alright :)
[11:34] <Nodd> yeah ok, just i never have to grub install/updates fine
[11:34] <zombu2> Nodd get yourself a cheap perc6i controller from ebay or amazon
[11:34] <Nodd> cant im on a laptop
[11:35] <zombu2> uh
[11:35] <ikonia> Nodd: no	your using raid on a laptop ?
[11:36] <Nodd> yeah its designed for ot
[11:36] <Nodd> yeah its designed for it
[11:36] <zombu2> if it s fake raid it s not designed for it
[11:36] <ikonia> it's going to be a crappy onboard on e
[11:36] <ikonia> which is fakeraid
[11:36] <zombu2> forget the fake raid
[11:36] <ikonia> fakeraid 0 + linux = bad call
[11:37] <zombu2> plus it prolly hgs your cpu
[11:37] <slinnky> yeah fakeraid blows
[11:37] <zombu2> hogs*
[11:37] <cfhowlett> Nodd survey says = bad idea.  but hey, what do we know???
[11:37] <cfhowlett> Nodd might want to ask ##linux
[11:37] <Nodd> well after the last few months with it working fine in fedora i never thought it was that bad
[11:37] <ikonia> Nodd: it will work, it's just not a stable platform on a lot of linux situations
[11:37] <zombu2> would you drive a chinese mercedes?
[11:38] <Nodd> do they exist?
[11:38] <zombu2> yeah
[11:38] <zombu2> crash test said it s a rolling coffin
[11:38]  * cfhowlett says, "I'm in Beijing.  They do.  and I wouldn't."
[11:38] <Nodd> you mean a fake mercedes?
[11:39] <ObrienDave> a chinese mercedes LOL
[11:39] <zombu2> fake raid fake mercedes tomato tomato
[11:40] <zombu2> http://jalopnik.com/these-are-chinas-most-shameless-knockoffs-477338110
[11:41] <bazhang> !ot
[11:42] <zombu2> don t you get tired of spamming that ?
[11:42] <bazhang> lets get back to support please zombu2 , chit chat in #ubuntu-offtopic , NOT here
[11:42] <zombu2> and you know it is more of a guideline
[11:42] <zombu2> aright
[11:42] <Nodd> im kinda stuck though because ive got windows on raid too
[11:42] <bolearten> cfhowlett: xubuntu will work fine with iphone?
[11:43] <zombu2> well perfect timing to get rid of it
[11:43] <cfhowlett> !iphone|bolearten define "work fine"
[11:43] <cfhowlett> bolearten it won't work any better/worse than plain vanilla ubuntu
[11:44] <bolearten> aha
[11:46] <Nodd> ok thanks anyways maybe ill come back in a few months
[11:47] <zombu2> few month??? what is he running ?? 8088D 16mhz?
[11:48] <v_Sully> Morning
[11:49] <cfhowlett> v_Sully ?  maybe where YOU are ... greetings, anyway.
[11:50] <v_Sully> @cfhowlett yes very true and ty
[11:51] <v_Sully> anyhow im still pretty new to Ubuntu and linux in general and having some sound issues, wondering if I could get some help to fix it?
[11:51] <cfhowlett> !details|v_Sully more details is more better
[11:52] <v_Sully> Sometimes it works and sometimes it don't when I log on as in no sound at all
[11:54] <ObrienDave> check volume settings? you'ld be surprised
[11:57] <v_Sully> not it as I dual boot and have no issues while running with Win7 it's just that half the time the sound works and sometimes it does not.
[11:58] <multihunter> hi
[11:58] <multihunter> is it ok if I give read perm to /usr/local/share/man/man1/rdiffdir.1 ?
[11:58] <multihunter> cron running man-db cant read that file
[11:59] <milad_> Hello, this is first using ubuntu <3
[12:00] <cfhowlett> milad_ welcome.  what do you need help with
[12:04] <milad_> How can I use a channel? foe example #django-dev channel?
[12:05] <cfhowlett> milad_    /join #channelnamehere
[12:21] <vak> hi all
[12:21] <Akegata> I just changed one of my two screens to portrait mode and rotated it with xrandr, but it still has the same physical dimensions as before (so I can't access the lower part). Is this a known xrandr bug or something?
[12:22] <vak> "grub.cfg will be overwritten"... so, how could i update the partition UUID that wrongly set in grub.cfg??
[12:23] <vak> !grub2
[12:26] <bgardner> I installed squid-deb-proxy on all my *buntu machines and while they appear to work as intended, 'apt-get update' which previously took like 60 seconds now takes on the order of 30-40 minutes.  Is that supposed to happen?
[12:26] <g105b> I've got a logitech mouse with horizontal scroll on the wheel, but it doesn't scroll in Google Chrome... any ideas?
[12:27] <SirLagz> bgardner: no, that's not meant to take 30-40 minutes.
[12:28] <bgardner> SirLagz: Any thoughts on how I can fix?  The research I've done seemed to implicate 'pipelining' in apt-get, but the documentation seemed to indicate that was fixed many versions ago.
[12:28] <SirLagz> bgardner: unfortunately not. sorry
[12:28] <SirLagz> bgardner: I normally just stick with normal squid to do my caching
[12:29] <philinux> vak;~  sudo update-grub
[12:29] <bgardner> SirLagz: I actually had squid before, and decided all I was using it for was deb caching so I tore it all out and replaced it with squid-deb-proxy.  Buyer's remorse...
[12:29] <vak> philinux: and UUIDs will be automagically updated?..
[12:30] <MACscr> when i change my network/interfaces file, whats a reliable way to apply those new settings? Its a big pain when you have interface name changes, etc. I need to do this in an automated way, so having to ifdown/ifup everything is a huge pain
[12:30] <philinux> vak;~ as far as I can remember yes
[12:31] <MACscr> especially when i have about different interfaces
[12:31] <MACscr> er, 7 different interfaces
[12:31] <SirLagz> bgardner: haha. if it aint broke, don't fix it :P
[12:31] <philinux> vak;~ it regenerates grub.cfg
[12:32] <bgardner> SirLagz: No doubt.  Lesson learned, I'll back it out and go back to vanilla squid.
[12:32] <bgardner> SirLagz: Thanks for the comments
[12:32] <vak> philinux: worked for me! thanks philinux!
[12:33] <SirLagz> bgardner: no problems, sorry I couldn't help more
[12:33] <philinux> vak;~ from grub.cfg > It is automatically generated by grub-mkconfig using templates # from /etc/grub.d and settings from /etc/default/grub
[12:33] <vak> philinux: and if i want to rename an entry what should i do?
[12:35] <vak> philinux: i have two boot-entries that are named equally -- not good...
[12:35] <philinux> vak;~ you should never edit grub.cfg. Edit /etc/default/grub or /etc/grub.d then run update-grub
[12:35] <philinux> vak;~ you need to read up on grub2
[12:35] <microm> everytime the mouse clicks or scrolls, the disk spins
[12:36] <vak> philinux: did already. One pass doesn't look enough ))
[12:43] <microm> I just set swappiness to 10 and my disk is still accessed when the mouse clicks or scrolls
[12:43] <microm> scrolling up or down on a web page causes a disk access... what could be wrong?
[12:44] <Slagwag> kind of applies to any command line but I need to add a proxy to my ubuntu server along with authentication credentials. I modified /etc/environment and added in: http_proxy=http://user:pass@proxy.com:80  -- however my username is active directory based and needs the domain listed. How would that work?
[12:44] <Slagwag> I cant use user@domain.com  because of the @ sign
[12:45] <microm> but page up/page down does not cause disk access!!!???
[12:46] <microm> Xorg goes crazy on the CPU each time the mouse clicks or scrolls
[12:51] <stevecam> does vpn disable itself after a certain amount of idle time?
[12:51] <microm> this mouse problem is burried hopelessly deep in xorg...
[12:51] <stevecam> what mouse problem are you experiencing?
[12:53] <microm> every time the mouse is clicked or scrolls, the disk is accessed, e.g. scrolling up and down in firefox or any app. Page/up/down does not do this.
[12:54] <Foorack> Anyone who know's how to fix this: http://pastebin.com/Mzi37sKa
[12:55] <compdoc> Foorack, sort of looks like your /ect/sudoers file is missing or corrupt. did you edit it by hand?
[12:55] <shorty> Beldar
[12:55] <Foorack> compdoc no...
[12:55] <Foorack> compdoc could it be somehting wrong with the file permissions?
[12:55] <Sasha> quick question
[12:55] <Sasha> is it possible to watch cat towards the end of a file?
[12:56] <compdoc> Foorack, that file shouldnt just go missing. something went very wrong
[12:56] <compdoc> Foorack, hmmm, if you changed permissions, possibly
[12:56] <stevecam> microm, i can't say that I'm experiencing that, are you low on memory by any chance?
[12:56] <Pici> Sasha: tail -f filename?
[12:56] <Foorack> compdoc do you know how?
[12:56] <cfhowlett> stevecam depends on your settings - by default, mine did not.
[12:56] <Sasha> hmm but it only shows the last few lines
[12:57] <Sasha> also does it update itself every few seconds?
[12:57] <Pici> Sasha: it updates as the file is written to.
[12:57] <Sasha> ok but how do I make it show more lines?
[12:58] <compdoc> Foorack, these are the settings for mine:    -r--r-----   1 root root     724 Jul  6  2013 sudoers
[12:58] <compdoc> use the command:  ls -al
[12:58] <Foorack> compdoc -r--r----- 1 root root 901 Jul 11 14:39 /etc/sudoers
[12:58] <Pici> Sasha: add -n 20  (or however many lines you want to see at the start), see man tail for more info
[12:58] <Foorack> compdoc what's the 724 (in my case 901) for something?
[12:58] <stevecam> cfhowlett, i find that my vpn is coming into these idle moments where it can not wake itself up from im just trying to see if there is something im missing, it will say its connected but will not communicate with anything
[12:59] <compdoc> so the file is there and the permissions are right. must mean theres a bad entry in the file
[12:59] <cfhowlett> stevecam just guessing here but ... China?
[12:59] <stevecam> cfhowlett, australia, got a cheap modem that cant handle torrents very well
[13:00] <cfhowlett> stevecam better than me.  All my torrents are blocked except ubuntu's
[13:00] <Sasha> Pici doesn't seem to automatically update though?
[13:01] <stevecam> cfhowlett, i dont see how that works
[13:01] <stevecam> how do you allow only a specific torrent?
[13:01] <Pici> Sasha: How are you testing?
[13:02] <Sasha> the values don't change
[13:02] <cfhowlett> stevecam you've never experience the Great Firewall then ... :)  anyway, see your VPN settings and configurations
[13:02] <Sasha> oh wait they didn't change when I cat-ed it either way
[13:02] <stevecam> cfhowlett, chinese?
[13:03] <cfhowlett> stevecam I'm in Beijing.  Different internet functionality with the state at the gates
[13:04] <stevecam> your english is incredible
[13:04] <cfhowlett> stevecam :) yes, well, I'm an American mr. holmesin Beijing.  I brought the English with me.
[13:04] <duncan-gale> hi
[13:04] <duncan-gale> hi
[13:04] <duncan-gale> hi
[13:04] <duncan-gale> hi
[13:04] <duncan-gale> hi
[13:04] <duncan-gale> hi
[13:04] <unopaste> duncan-gale you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[13:04] <cfhowlett> mr. holmsin .... OK I've got a sneaky keyboard shortcut
[13:04] <microm> stevecam: 8G RAM, 7G free, 8G swap, 0 swap in use
[13:05] <cfhowlett> duncan-gale ask your ubuntu questions.
[13:06] <stevecam> cfhowlett, do you know what file is being accessed in particular?
[13:07] <cfhowlett> stevecam I do not but it should be in your /home  probably a .hidden folder in your .config
[13:08] <annihilator009> how can i encrypt a file using gnupg
[13:08] <annihilator009> ?
[13:09] <annihilator009> how can i encrypt a file using gnupg?
[13:10] <stevecam> cfhowlett, sorry i meant microm what file is being accessed
[13:10] <Noiro> If I log into my box via SSH, can I pkill processes not necissarily native to that session?  I'm mainly only using it when a certain process on my homecomp locks up and I need to kill it and restart it
[13:10] <MonkeyDust> annihilator009  man gpg
[13:10] <Noiro> I don't know much ssh syntax
[13:11] <annihilator009> i didn't get you MonkeyDust
[13:11] <MonkeyDust> annihilator009  man gpg wil tell you how
[13:12] <annihilator009> ok
[13:12] <cfhowlett> stevecam I don't have that level of knowledge.  sorry.
[13:13] <Pici> !gpg | annihilator009 this may also be helpful
[13:27] <Drago> ciao a tutti
[13:27] <function9> ariverderci
[13:27] <cfhowlett> !italian
[13:28] <switchtehbeat> I have some software that is written with python, how do I open it with ubuntu?
[13:28] <cfhowlett> !python
[13:29] <Pici> switchtehbeat: just run it?
[13:29] <switchtehbeat> how do i just run it?
[13:29] <{LuKi}> Hi everyone!
[13:29] <secguy> Free OpenVPN for 5 days - http://vpn.scay.net/
[13:30] <Pici> switchtehbeat: if the entry script is executable, you should be able to just double click it, or ./thefilename.py on a terminal or python thefilename.py
[13:30] <{LuKi}> Anybody can help me making a firewall server with Ubuntu?
[13:30] <Pici> secguy: Do not advertise  here.
[13:30] <cfhowlett> !server|{LuKi}
[13:30] <cfhowlett> secguy no spam.  unwelcome.
[13:32] <quattr8> how would I take a screenshot of the ubuntu gui from the command line?
[13:32] <MonkeyDust> quattr8  with   scrot
[13:33] <flo1546796> hi everyone. I anyone know ubuntu installer boot option to test installer in text mode with a 14.04 desktop ISO ?
[13:33] <quattr8> MonkeyDust: I don’t want to take a screenshot of the commandline i want to take a screenshot of the desktop
[13:34] <Pici> quattr8: scrot takes a screenshot of the desktop
[13:34] <cfhowlett> flo1546796 mini ISO or server for text mode
[13:34] <quattr8> Pici: ah I see on the wiki page it just showed a shot of the command line
[13:35] <MonkeyDust> quattr8  combine it with 'sleep', so you can first open or close screens
[13:36] <quattr8> MonkeyDust: Yes thanks that seems to do the trick
[13:44] <AlexPortable> s gnome flashback iunspoorted?
[13:45] <AlexPortable> is gnome flashback unsupported8
[13:45] <AlexPortable> or did devleopment halt?
[13:46] <cfhowlett> !gnome
[13:49] <AlexPortable> sudo apt-get install gnome-session-fallback
[13:49] <AlexPortable> gnome-shell != gnome-session-fallback
[13:50] <flo1546796> cfhowlett,  thanks
[13:50] <cfhowlett> flo1546796 happy2help
[13:51] <LarsN> when setting up preseed to pxe install ubuntu 12.04, the installer stops at nearly immdeiately asking which country I'm in.
[13:51] <LarsN> this is in spite of having d-i debian-installer/locale string en_US
[13:51] <LarsN> is there another d-i debian-installer/  string I'm missing that should also be set to get past this first dialog?
[13:52] <ldelarosa> Hello guys I need some help. I just set up an Apache as reverse proxy and it works great "http" but not with "https"
[13:52] <Grmlg> i get multiple lines like this: W: Failed to fetch bzip2:/var/lib/apt/lists/partial/de.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_trusty-updates_main_binary-amd64_Packages  Hash Sum mismatch
[13:52] <Grmlg> how can i fix this?
[13:52] <leeyaa> hello
[13:52] <leeyaa> i am trying to compile some library and i get an error that i am not sure what it means
[13:52] <leeyaa> http://bpaste.net/show/rK1PWwUJrmMqaSvOrbvQ/
[13:52] <leeyaa> am i missing some dev library or something ?
[13:53] <leeyaa> this is the error /usr/bin/ld: /tmp/ccguTsO5.o: relocation R_X86_64_PC32 against undefined symbol `strcmp@@GLIBC_2.2.5' can not be used when making a shared object; recompile with -fPIC
[13:53] <next_> hello
[13:53] <next_> i'm  here
[13:54] <cfhowlett> next_ ask your ubuntu questions
[13:55] <ldelarosa> I'm having problems with apache2 as reverse proxy in Ubuntu server to handle SSL.
[13:55] <next_> i'm  here
[13:55] <cfhowlett> next_ yes we KNOW you're here.  what is your question?
[13:56] <Pici> next_: hi.  This channel is for Ubuntu support only, do you have an Ubuntu support question?
[14:00] <MonkeyDust> ldelarosa  try #ubuntu-server
[14:00] <ldelarosa> Ok Thanks
[14:04] <Caroga> hi guys
[14:06] <Caroga> quick questions, after installing ubuntu the first time you automatically skip Grub's menu for faster booting etc. I now have that Grub waits for a selection, how to reset that ?
[14:06] <Guest83141> hi al
[14:06] <Guest83141> how can i set the bar in the buttom
[14:07] <Guest83141> like mac
[14:07] <Caroga> Guest83141, i dont know if it's possible with unity but you can always choose a different shell
[14:07] <eeee> Guest83141: cairo dock
[14:08] <eeee> !info cairo-dock
[14:08] <MonkeyDust> Caroga  i guess you can set grub's time out to 0 (zero)
[14:08] <Caroga> MonkeyDust, that's wat i would like to avoid
[14:08] <MonkeyDust> Caroga  then what exactly do you want?
[14:09] <Caroga> MonkeyDust, on first bootup after a clean installation of ubuntu without dual boot it detects that ubuntu is the only selection and already chooses this.
[14:09] <Caroga> But if you press any buttons during this second then it pauses, shows you the menu and waits for input, i now have that.
[14:09] <MonkeyDust> Caroga  and is there any other system installed?
[14:09] <Caroga> nope
[14:10] <Caroga> Guest83141, have you seen this ? http://askubuntu.com/questions/33605/can-i-move-the-unity-launcher
[14:10] <MonkeyDust> Caroga  obviously, it chooses the only system that is available, i'm not getting you
[14:10] <Caroga> oke I will try to explain it better
[14:11] <Caroga> MonkeyDust, on first boot, you will get a purple-ish screen of Grub, without selection menu and it will instantly boot ubuntu
[14:11] <Dave404> How would I quickly find and delete an annoyingly long and complicated line of code from a number of files? (Recursively)
[14:12] <Caroga> MonkeyDust, I accidentally pressed a button during this and it now shows the menu
[14:12] <Dave404> As it stands it fails because the code I want to search for has a load of characters that need escaping
[14:12] <Dave404> Could I put the text in a separate file and have sed refer to it?
[14:13] <Caroga> MonkeyDust, it does this now every time, and i would like to reset it to the prior state
[14:14] <MonkeyDust> Caroga  prior state? frankly, i have never seen a purple menu screen here
[14:14] <MonkeyDust> Caroga  just the b/w grub menu
[14:15] <Caroga> MonkeyDust, hmm oke. I will do some more internet searching then, if i found it ill show it to you xD
[14:20] <Grmlg> rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* did not fix my problem, hash sum mismatch during apt-get update
[14:21] <Grmlg> what can i do?
[14:21] <Grmlg> change mirror?
[14:26] <balazs> do you guys know systems where health checks are not just binary  ?
[14:26] <Grmlg> oh yes, this worked
[14:26]  * Grmlg dances
[14:27] <AlexPortable> is gnome flashback still supported?
[14:27] <ikonia> what is gnome flashback ?
[14:27] <AlexPortable> sudo apt-get install gnome-session-flashback
[14:28] <ikonia> AlexPortable: that's a command, not the answer to my question
[14:28] <AlexPortable> oh
[14:28] <AlexPortable> it's an interface
[14:28] <Pici> Looks like it is a replacement for gnome fallback.
[14:40] <EmsY> hey guys! Need a fast help here. Fuc*ed up resolution here and I can't change it.
[14:40] <Fuchs> EmsY: first of all, please watch your language.
[14:40] <ikonia> EmsY: please control your language
[14:40] <Fuchs> EmsY: aside from that: what does "can't change it" mean?  Does xrandr not work?
[14:41] <Dave404> How would I quickly find and delete an annoyingly long and complicated line of code from a number of files? It's got characters in that would need escaping. Could I load the text from a file to get around that?
[14:41] <Fuchs> maybe giving us the output of xrandr in a pastebin and a tad bit more information  (what gpu, what driver, what monitor) would make it easier to help you.
[14:41] <ikonia> Dave404: use sed if the pattern is the same
[14:41] <Dave404> ikonia: I can't, the text string contains characters that break the syntax
[14:41] <EmsY> Fuchs: I'm really sorry, that's why I put * there. Well, I did a restart, there was an error, I removed monitors.xls, there's no error but resolution didn't change
[14:42] <ikonia> break the syntax ?
[14:42] <ikonia> what syntax ?
[14:42] <EmsY> The error was ehmm, wait, gonna find the error
[14:42] <Fuchs> EmsY: I don't care much about the error, but the output of xrandr and what gpu and driver would be interesting
[14:43] <EmsY> Fuchs, sorry. I'm kinda newbie in ubuntu, what should I do?
[14:43] <Fuchs> EmsY: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; xrandr | pastebinit     should give you a link, give us that
[14:43] <EmsY> Fuchs: by the way, error was Could Not Apply The Stored Configuration For Monitors
[14:44] <Fuchs> EmsY: in addition to that: tell us what graphic card you have and, if you know it, what driver you are using
[14:44] <Dave404> ikonia: Well say I use this: grep -rl snippet-of-string somedir/ | xargs sed -i 's/string/replacement-string/g'
[14:44] <Fuchs> because depending on that we can tell you what logs we need
[14:44] <ikonia> Dave404: what's the issue
[14:45] <Dave404> ikonia: The string I want to replace is nearly 14,000 characters long
[14:45] <ikonia> Dave404: is that longer than the shell will allow ?
[14:45] <EmsY> Fuchs: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7780477/
[14:45] <Dave404> ikonia: and it contains /s which signify the end of the string in the syntax
[14:45] <ikonia> Dave404: you can change the seperator in sed to be anything you want
[14:46] <Dave404> ikonia: I'll give it a shot :D
[14:46] <EmsY> Fuchs: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7780482/
[14:46] <Fuchs> EmsY: are you sure you did    xrandr | pastebinit
[14:46] <Fuchs> better
[14:46] <Fuchs> okay, this looks bad
[14:46] <EmsY> oh oh
[14:46] <Fuchs> xrandr  /var/log/Xorg.0.log     please
[14:46] <Fuchs> err
[14:46] <Fuchs> pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log     please
[14:46] <AlexPortable> is gnome flashback still supported?
[14:46] <Fuchs> this
[14:47] <ikonia> AlexPortable: supported by who ?
[14:47] <AlexPortable> ubuntu
[14:47] <AlexPortable> like updates n stuff
[14:47] <ikonia> AlexPortable: what version of ubuntu
[14:47] <EmsY> Fuchs: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7780488/
[14:48] <Fuchs> okay, so you have an ati/amd graphic card. Hang on
[14:48] <EmsY> yes
[14:48] <knob> Hey guys, ... got a n0b question.  I am installing cyanogen mod on a Nexus device, using my Ubuntu PC.    One of the steps in the instructions state:    "Make sure the fastboot binary is in your PATH or that you place the recovery image in the same directory as fastboot. "            Can I copy over the fastboot to where my recovery image is?    I prefer that, rather than dropping the image into the fastboot location
[14:48] <AlexPortable> ikonia: 14.04
[14:48] <Fuchs> wait, what ... it also loads the nvidia driver ... this sounds very wrong
[14:48] <Fuchs> EmsY: lspci | pastebinit
[14:49] <sfdebug> hi, i'm installing jenkins, and, i just want to understand what "-" means on this line command (that appears twice, first after -O and second after add): wget -q -O - http://pkg.jenkins-ci.org/debian/jenkins-ci.org.key | sudo apt-key add -
[14:49] <EmsY> Fuchs: I have nvidia
[14:49] <Dave404> ikonia: I just get "-bash: !: event not found"
[14:49] <cuddylier> Is it safe to install virtualbox on a production server? In terms of, I can still use everything already on the box as normal?
[14:49] <knob> cuddylier, I would thing that yes.   Don't see why not.
[14:49] <meganerd> cuddylier: everything except kvm
[14:50] <Fuchs> EmsY: it tries to load quite a lot of drivers that shouldn't be needed. The lspci command, please. And  pastebinit /etc/X11/xorg.conf   as well
[14:50] <cuddylier> Okay good, I saw openvz but saw I had to change the boot kernal and stuff
[14:50] <cuddylier> It's only for a single VPS for something small
[14:50] <EmsY> Fuchs: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7780496/
[14:50] <meganerd> cuddylier: kvm is already built in, you might want to have a look at that
[14:50] <user12443> Urgent: please help me to connect to wifi in LUbuntu, im in phone now. I even installed wifi radar but its asking me to config. Wifi is a wpa/wpa2 psk. Plz help
[14:50] <ikonia> AlexPortable: if the package exists in 14.04 - then it's supported for the life span of 14.04
[14:51] <EmsY> Fuchs: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7780501/
[14:51] <ikonia> Dave404: not sure what that means as I don't know how it will respond to 14,000 line strings
[14:51] <AlexPortable> so 5 years?
[14:51] <ikonia> AlexPortable: for the duration of the release.
[14:51] <Fuchs> EmsY: well, lovely
[14:51] <Dave404> ikonia: So is there a way to get it to check for the text of a file instead?
[14:51] <EmsY> Fuchs: what?
[14:51] <Fuchs> EmsY: your configuration is set for an amd/ati card, while you actually have an nvidia
[14:51] <AlexPortable> ikonia: 5 years right
[14:51] <ikonia> Dave404: not sure why that would change anything
[14:51] <ikonia> AlexPortable: yes
[14:51] <EmsY> Fuchs: haha!
[14:52] <EmsY> Fuchs: how to fix it?
[14:52] <Fuchs> EmsY: did you recently change graphic card or copy some files from an old system or something?
[14:52] <Dave404> ikonia: It seemed like a way to solve an input problem
[14:52] <Fuchs> EmsY: I'd say move the  /etc/X11/xorg.conf   out of the way, go to system settings -> additional drivers (or similar, no ubuntu at reach) and install the nvidia drivers properly, after that: reboot
[14:52] <EmsY> Fuchs: I didn't do nothing, I had an upgrade, ubuntu asked me to restart computer and then the problem started
[14:52] <Fuchs> EmsY: odd
[14:53] <Ubuntu_User> is this the help channel
[14:53] <ikonia> Dave404: you'll still need to use the shell to pipe the data between commands.
[14:53] <Fuchs> EmsY: well, rename the /etc/X11/xorg.conf  (e.g. with    sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.faulty)   and then go to the driver manager and make sure it installs the proprietary nvidia drivers for your card
[14:53] <Fuchs> EmsY: after that it should tell you to reboot. Do so, then it should work
[14:54] <gurr> Ubuntu_User: Sometimes
[14:54] <EmsY> Fuchs: ok, thanks
[14:54] <Fuchs> EmsY: you're welcome
[14:55] <Ubuntu_User> is this where i can get help
[14:55] <gurr> Ubuntu_User: Try to ask a question
[14:55] <Pici> Ubuntu_User: This is the official Ubuntu support channel.
[14:55] <crankharder> how do I fix this apt-get issue installing libssl-dev? https://gist.github.com/crankharder/54dc1c8793096b4f52c4
[14:56] <Dave404> ikonia: Do you have any suggestions for how to remove a large text string from the start of a whole load of PHP files then?
[14:57] <ikonia> crankharder: remove the conflicting packages
[14:57] <ikonia> crankharder: apt-get update first
[14:57] <AlexPortable> if i edit something in gnome
[14:57] <Dave404> I'm cleaning up the aftermath of a spam injection
[14:57] <AlexPortable> where does it saves all its settings (for export to another pc)?
[14:57] <ikonia> Dave404: 14,0000 is a long string, never hit that problem
[14:57] <Ubuntu_User> ive installed Ubuntu 14.04 LTS its perfect apart from the os selection screen doesn'y show it so i cant boot into it. I Dual boot win7 and two other preveous linux versions
[14:57] <Ubuntu_User> can anyone help?
[14:58] <ikonia> it's perfect apart from the fact you can't boot it ?
[14:58] <Ubuntu_User> yh
[14:58] <Ubuntu_User> so techmically it's not
[14:59] <WXZ1> how do I share a folder on a network?
[14:59] <Dave404> ikonia: any suggestions on who might know?
[15:00] <ikonia> Dave404: you could try as a test using substitution within vim
[15:00] <Dave404> ikonia: I've no idea how to use vim
[15:00] <Dave404> It's scary
[15:00] <WXZ1> the file browser I asked has a server, domain, user and password
[15:00] <ikonia> Dave404: what text editor do you normally use
[15:00] <djustice> vim<3
[15:01] <Dave404> Basically just nano, ikonia
[15:01] <djustice> ":%s/foo/bar/g" <- vim 'replace text'
[15:01] <crankharder> seems like my /boot is full -- how can I remove old kernels?  looks like I've got about 10 there
[15:01] <WXZ1> The file browser I have asks for a server, domain, user and password. One of my partitions is shared. So how do I access that shared partition from my file browser on the other machine?
[15:02] <tedgruen> bash-completion is producing errors but I cannot reinstall it. How can I tell if there is a problem with my .bashrc file?
[15:02] <gurr> Ubuntu_User: You can still boot into one of the other two linux versions?
[15:02] <Dave404> djustice: Could you help me out with the syntax?
[15:02] <user121> how to connect to wpa2 wifi in LUbuntu? please help
[15:04] <djustice> Dave404: sorry, busy as feet. 'vimtutor' is something like you want? probably seems strange at first, but changes how text input mechanics work for you. much awesome.
[15:05] <Ubuntu_User> ive installed the new ubuntu but it doesn't appear on the os selection screen as a result i cant boot into it, can anyone help?
[15:05] <Dave404> djustice: That's okay, I'll keep looking. It's an annoyingly simple problem. If only the text string wasn't 13,882 characters long and full of command chars!
[15:05] <AlexPortable> where does gnome saves its settings?
[15:05] <AlexPortable> ~/.gnome/ doesn't exists
[15:06] <WXZ1> The file browser I have asks for a server, domain, user and password. One of my partitions is shared. So how do I access that shared partition from my file browser on the other machine?
[15:07] <KAristide> Hi
[15:07] <KAristide> I try to make on HDD for boot on many ISO files x)
[15:07] <AlexPortable> WXZ1: which share method?
[15:07] <KAristide> After http://www.pendrivelinux.com/install-grub2-on-usb-from-ubuntu-linux/ reading, I have try to make my grub.cfg : http://pastebin.com/bWBMcVZ0
[15:07] <KAristide> But don't work x)
[15:08] <WXZ1> AlexPortable: I think samba, I just did it through the GUI by rightclicking and going to the share tab
[15:08] <Ubuntu_User> anyone available to help
[15:08] <ikonia> KAristide: how does this relate to ubuntu
[15:09] <KAristide> ikonia: I try to make this grub under ubuntu and plan to add many ISO of ubuntu
[15:09] <KAristide> U/K/L/Xubuntu
[15:09] <ikonia> KAristide: you don't need to make grub
[15:09] <KAristide> ikonia: ?
[15:09] <monoxyde> i'm having network problems.... i've got 2 computers setup... 169.254.1.1 and 169.254.1.2 and they can't talk... anyone have ideas?
[15:09] <ikonia> grub is already installed on the mbr of your hard disk if you are using ubuntu
[15:09] <ikonia> just add menu items
[15:09] <KAristide> ikonia: For choose iso from a menu ?
[15:10] <ikonia> KAristide: yes
[15:10] <AlexPortable> WXZ1: smb://iphere/
[15:10] <AlexPortable> then use the details of the host pc
[15:10] <WXZ1> AlexPortable: but what ip do I put?
[15:10] <KAristide> ikonia: How ?
[15:10] <compdoc> monoxyde, those address ranges are self-assigned, and I think not good to use
[15:11] <ikonia> KAristide: look at /etc/default/grub
[15:11] <monoxyde> hrm... i'll do some research
[15:11] <KAristide> ikonia: http://paste.kde.org/poy5cphef
[15:11] <monoxyde> thanks compdoc
[15:11] <ikonia> KAristide: I don't need a paste
[15:11] <KAristide> Ok x)
[15:11] <AlexPortable> WXZ1: whats the ip of the host machine?
[15:12] <WXZ1> AlexPortable: you mean just my regular IP?
[15:12] <KAristide> Yes, and What I must do with this file ?
[15:12] <ikonia> KAristide: that is the "rules" or "settings" which are used to generate grub config when you do update-grub2
[15:12] <WXZ1> I'm trying to share over a homenetwork anyway, isn't the IP just for the internet
[15:13] <KAristide> I have type « grub-install --force --no-floppy --boot-directory=/mnt/USB/boot /dev/sdb » x)
[15:14] <ikonia> KAristide: you dn't need to install grub
[15:14] <ikonia> KAristide: grub already exists
[15:14] <KAristide> ikonia: I want to install grub on my external disk drive
[15:14] <ikonia> KAristide: ok, so this is nothing to do with ubuntu then
[15:14] <KAristide> ...
[15:14] <KAristide> And where I can get help ?
[15:14] <ikonia> KAristide: try the pendrive linux page author
[15:15] <AlexPortable> WXZ1: depends on your situation
[15:15] <AlexPortable> if you are accessing the share over the internet, your regular ip
[15:16] <WXZ1> AlexPortable: I'm not, the guest is actually a virtual machine
[15:16] <kyme> Hi. How do you delet a file from USB stick that once a single file deleted, a space will return back.
[15:17] <Ubuntu_User> is anyone free to help?
[15:17] <AlexPortable> WXZ1: virtualbox?
[15:17] <WXZ1> AlexPortable: yex, but "shared folders" doesn't work
[15:17] <AlexPortable> Ubuntu_User: just ask your question
[15:18] <WXZ1> because it's an android client
[15:18] <AlexPortable> WXZ1: install guest additions
[15:18] <AlexPortable> oh
[15:18] <WXZ1> yeah, sorry
[15:18] <AlexPortable> give it network bridge adapter
[15:18] <AlexPortable> and ipconfig (or ifconfig) on the host to find out the hsot ip
[15:18] <AlexPortable> that s the ip you need to connect to on the android guest
[15:19] <Dave404> Can anyone help me to quickly find and delete a very long string (14K characters including hundreds of unescaped special characters) from a file structure?
[15:19] <Caroga> Dave404, this is an ubuntu support channel
[15:19] <Dave404> Caroga - I'm running Ubuntu
[15:19] <kyme> How do you delet a single file from USB stick that a space will give back
[15:20] <Dave404> Caroga: Where else should I ask?
[15:21] <SchrodingersScat> !info ncdu | kyme: rm /foo/bar/file  # if you're confused about where your space is being eaten up though, you can take a look at ncdu
[15:22] <home> helo world
[15:22] <raspberrypifan> any help?
[15:23] <Caroga> echo 'hello world';
[15:23] <WXZ1> AlexPortable: network bridge adapter?
[15:24] <Dave404> Caroga: suggestions?
[15:25] <Caroga> Dave404, I would create a regular expression to extract that blob
[15:26] <Dave404> Caroga: If you've got a minute could you help me understand how to go about that?
[15:26] <Caroga> pm me
[15:27] <AlexPortable> WXZ1: yes
[15:27] <AlexPortable> How do I edit a screenshot?
[15:27] <AlexPortable> i want to cut some edges
[15:27] <WXZ1> AlexPortable: you can select crop from the edit menu
[15:28] <Beldar> AlexPortable, use the select an area to grab when you make one.
[15:28] <MonkeyDust> AlexPortable  gthumb is a small tool that can do that
[15:29] <WXZ1> AlexPortable: yeah, what MonkeyDust said
[15:29] <WXZ1> but Beldar's idea is valid too if you're taking screenshots later
[15:30] <gremlyn> my htpc stopped recognising hostnames as valid network addresses suddenly. it was working last night, wasn't shutdown, restarted, or suspended, and now I can't mount the drives by using hostname or access anything through cli or browser using hostnames either.
[15:30] <gremlyn> everything else on the network is fine
[15:30] <gremlyn> rebooting the htpc doesn't help
[15:30] <gremlyn> and I can access it through ssh using it's hostname
[15:31] <AlexPortable> gthumb = ?
[15:31] <WXZ1> AlexPortable: gthumb is an imageviewer
[15:31] <WXZ1> and has some very limited editting capabilities
[15:31] <WXZ1> it used to be the default viewer on ubuntu
[15:32] <AlexPortable> ok thanks
[15:32] <svetlana> WXZ1: What is the default viewer now?
[15:32] <AlexPortable> how do i export settings to another pc?
[15:32] <AlexPortable> like gnome settings and some hotkey settings
[15:33] <WXZ1> svetlana: I think eye of gnome
[15:35] <netameta> does cp automatically overrides files ?
[15:35] <svetlana> yes
[15:35] <netameta> thanks svetlana
[15:36] <netameta> my young brother's ex named svetlana - funny you answered
[15:37] <svetlana> You're welcome. "Young" "ex" sound a bit sad in one line. I see.
[15:38] <AlexPortable> svetlana: why?
[15:38] <AlexPortable> if the brother is 20 and he is 30
[15:38] <svetlana> People are supposed to live peacefully, not to abandon a spouse (which is where, I think, an ex comes from.)
[15:38] <netameta> well young as in younger he is 28 so not so young. and they were together for 9 years
[15:40] <andrew555> can some one pm me ?
[15:40] <andrew555> i have a problem with updating my system
[15:41] <netameta> svetlana, thanks you were correct it overrides.
[15:41] <srofit> question: i rebooted while I might have still been mid clone of an image onto a thumb drive. Is there any way to figure out if it finished before the machine shut off?
[15:41] <netameta> try running the image
[15:42] <svetlana> :)
[15:42] <srofit> netameta: other than that i mean
[15:43] <GuyThatNeedsHelp> Does anyone know of a good music player? since rhythmbox keeps closing.
[15:43] <netameta> winamp
[15:43] <srofit> clementines good too
[15:45] <kantlivelong> anyone know why my GPU doesnt seem to shutdown during suspend?
[15:46] <GuyThatNeedsHelp> thanks
[15:48] <netameta> i am trying cp /home/user/temp1/* /home/user/temp2/ and i get cannot stat what does that means ?
[15:49] <function9> netameta: try cp -rf
[15:49] <svetlana> Skip the *: just ``cp -r ~/temp1 ~/temp2''
[15:49] <svetlana> No need for -f, please, unless it complains.
[15:50] <svetlana> -r means "recursive".
[15:54] <tubbo> hi guys
[15:54] <tubbo> is there an upstart event for when *all* network devices come up? (on ubuntu 12.04 LTS)
[15:56] <sword> char
[15:56] <sword> hello guys
[15:56] <Guest61655> who know register_chrdev
[15:56] <Guest61655> input system
[16:02] <Guest61655> help
[16:03] <svetlana> I installed gnome-maps but it exists with no error when I try to start it from the terminal
[16:09] <ANub> hi
[16:09] <ANub> I've a problem though not related particulary to ubuntu
[16:10] <svetlana> please do ask
[16:10] <ANub> I want to make multiboot usb, using only ISO images
[16:11] <ANub> Ive used "Yumi".....which does the job but it burns the images on the usb
[16:12] <Beldar> ANub, http://www.pendrivelinux.com/multiboot-create-a-multiboot-usb-from-linux/
[16:12] <ANub> "xboot" uses grub4dos and it can directly boot from usb files but Windows-7 image creates problem
[16:12] <ANub> are there any known caveats to boot win-7 iso image directly from USB...?
[16:13] <Beldar> ANub, There is a usb loader from MS and a fork of it that you can use in ubuntu.
[16:16] <spyker101> I'm a student developing an application which helps the user to check the internet connection speed on a set of dialup connections.
[16:16] <ANub> is there any channel that can guide with multibooting usb..?
[16:16] <spyker101> pppoe on c++
[16:16] <spyker101> is possible? how to start?
[16:16] <Beldar> ANub, I have answered you twice read the answers.
[16:17] <ANub> Beldar!!! I got DC......pls rewrite your answers
 ANub, http://www.pendrivelinux.com/multiboot-create-a-multiboot-usb-from-linux/
 ANub, There is a usb loader from MS and a fork of it that you can use in ubuntu.
[16:18] <Beldar> Beldar> ANub, http://www.pendrivelinux.com/multiboot-create-a-multiboot-usb-from-linux/   <Beldar> ANub, There is a usb loader from MS and a fork of it that you can use in ubuntu.
[16:18]  * svetlana grins.
[16:19] <Demon_Jester> hey guys i have a linux based server at my home and im currently in the process of "hardening" it. I am wanting to know if anyone here that manages on linux based servers that setup alerts you for suspicious activity.
[16:19] <ANub> Beldar!!! I've gone through these sites and many many more, lemme write my query again
[16:19] <Beldar> ANub, What is your native language?
[16:20] <svetlana> Demon_Jester, I use logwatch for this. many parts of https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/securing-debian-howto/index.en.html may apply. #ubuntu-server may have some more advice.
[16:21] <Beldar> ANub, were you on earlier with this nick KAristide?
[16:21] <ANub> no...i was not
[16:21] <ANub> here's my query
[16:21] <ANub> AIM = UBUNTU + WIN-7 multiboot usb,
[16:21] <ANub> Desired Method = Directly boot from ISO image files
[16:21] <ANub> Problem = Ubuntu boots perfect, Win-7 gives "device not found etc etc" error after Welcome screen
[16:22] <Beldar> ANub, This a windows install error?
[16:23] <svetlana> Unetbootin support is at http://answers.launchpad.net/unetbootin . I would install Windows first, Ubuntu second.
[16:23] <ANub> (Just to add, changing usb ports after the error does not help either......as is mentioned in some of the posts)
[16:24] <ANub> Moreover, when images are burned (ubuntu + win 7) using "Yumi" on the USB then all works fine
[16:24] <willupc> ；；；；
[16:24] <Beldar> ANub, Your are not really giving any details or answering help in a ways that make sense.
[16:25] <willupc> 中文？
[16:25] <willupc> 第一次用
[16:25] <Beldar> !cn | willupc
[16:26] <ANub> I've bad WiFi conection, got DC again
[16:26] <willupc>  /join #ubuntu-cn
[16:26] <ANub> but I hope my query went through...:)
[16:26] <ANub> or i can reptype
[16:26] <ANub> or i can retype
[16:27] <AlexPortable> how can I export gnome and hotkey ettings to another pc?
[16:27] <AlexPortable> settings*
[16:27] <Beldar> ANub, Your not making sense, along with continues DC you will not get help under theses circumstances.
[16:28] <ANub> Beldar!!
[16:28] <ANub> AIM = UBUNTU + WIN-7 multiboot usb,
[16:28] <ANub> Desired Method = Directly boot from ISO image files
[16:28] <ANub> Problem = Ubuntu boots perfect, Win-7 gives "device not found etc etc" error after Welcome screen
[16:29] <netameta> If i have a process that listen on a certain port and that process dies will that port still be listened to? if so how to i clear it so i can use it again ?
[16:29] <Beldar> ANub, What is your native language?
[16:29] <gry> ANub: as he said, you need to get a better internet and answer the question about language
[16:29] <ANub> my language is urdu....
[16:30] <ANub> what does that have to do with this forum anyway..?
[16:30] <gry> ANub: there is a clearly visible language barrier
[16:30] <Beldar> !pk | ANub
[16:30] <Beldar> ANub, #ubuntu-pk
[16:31] <_2_kryspao06> g :) dghxfhcg
[16:32] <buck11> netameta: yes the port will be in a busy state for ~60 seconds iirc
[16:32] <buck11> there's a socket option to force a reconnect
[16:32] <buck11> i forget its name tho
[16:32] <netameta> Buck is there a way to close the "bussy" state ?
[16:32] <buck11> netameta: socket option, above
[16:32] <netameta> other then reseting the server
[16:33] <vb> hi everyone sorry I had to leave. Can someone tell me if on the last gnome-shell 10.4 it is possible to put the window of gnome-file at the very top of the screen ? Or is there a gap for you too ?
[16:34] <buck11> netameta: http://vincent.bernat.im/en/blog/2014-tcp-time-wait-state-linux.html#other-solutions
[16:34] <skilz> libsteam.h:9:18: fatal error: glib.h: No such file or directory
[16:34] <skilz>  #include <glib.h>
[16:34] <skilz> What am I missing?
[16:35] <skilz> I have  libglib2.0-0 installed
[16:35] <LordXe-gnu> skilz: you need the -dev package probably
[16:35] <Dave404> To answer my own question - I used regular expressions (regex) with sed to find the huge string in question and delete it. Here's the command I used: grep -rl "olzfcaffyk" . | xargs sed -i 's/<\?php \$olzfcaffyk.*\?\>//g'
[16:35] <SchrodingersScat> !infor libglib2.0-dev | skilz
[16:36] <SchrodingersScat> !info libglib2.0-dev | skilz
[16:36] <skilz> LordXe-gnu, I already have it
[16:38] <ice_eel> Hi guys, I have this strange problem with a .sock file, I do a chmod 666 on the file every time I want to start a service.. if I don't I get a permissions denied error.. if I do a ls -la on the folder I get (srw-rw-rw- ) any idea why I have to sudo chmod the file every time I restart my pc
[16:42] <robairt> Anyone know why mousepad likes to kill the stuff in my clipboard from remote desktops?
[16:43] <robairt> I can copy and paste to anywhere else, but the second I try to paste to mousepad it doesn't work, and my clipboard is now empty. If I paste to anywhere else first, then recopy and paste it to mouse pad, no issues
[16:45] <Istalantar> hi everyone, i need to rename several files, they all start with the same word, which i want to remove in the filename. I thought of something with pipelines like: ls | mv .....  but i don't know about string seperations, or maybe something else is easier?
[16:47] <peppelo> ciao
[16:47] <Guest61655> peppelo
[16:48] <peppelo> !list
[16:57] <Istalantar> ahh, just found the solution myself
[16:58] <skilz> No package 'gnome-keyring-1' found
[16:58] <skilz> Package nss was not found in the pkg-config search path.
[16:58] <raspberrypifan> i was told this  then it's a driver issue not tolerating the extra latency of ESXI's usb passthru make u can modprobe it, for a gsm modem that keeps hanigng
[17:03] <dr4g0n> hi
[17:03] <daftykins> hello
[17:06] <ubuntu___> hello
[17:06] <ubuntu___> people
[17:08] <ubuntu___> is anyone available
[17:08] <chreuben> 5h4l0m :)
[17:09] <k1l> ubuntu___: just ask. if people know the solution they will answer
[17:09] <MonkeyDust> ubuntu___  how can we help you
[17:12] <mcpierce> Hi, all. Is there a good place to go ask packaging questions regarding debian/ubuntu?
[17:12] <xangua> mcpierce: ubuntu, yes
[17:13] <daftykins> mcpierce: i believe there is an #ubuntu-package or similar
[17:13] <k1l> mcpierce: #ubuntu-packaging
[17:13] <mcpierce> xangua: daftykins: k1l: Thanks.
[17:14] <sneakertack> what's the keyboard shortcut to get application-specific menus at the top of the screen to open up? (alt on windows, but pressing alt in unity 12.04 opens the 'type your command' screen instead)
[17:14] <sneakertack> besides using the mouse, i mean
[17:14] <xangua> sneakertack: holt Alt for a little more linger
[17:14] <sneakertack> ok thanks xangua
[17:18] <akki> hi
[17:18] <akki> ping
[17:18] <daftykins> worlds most patient user
[17:22] <Absdsd33> Hello I'm using Ubuntu 12.04. Today I finally had time to setup the server so far. The last step is missing I have to install the mono-complete package. Somehow I'm unable to install the package: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7781138/
[17:23] <Absdsd33> mono-devel cannt be installed because the libglib version is not meeting the requirments
[17:23] <ikonia> Absdsd33: are you using any PPA's
[17:24] <ikonia> or 3rd party repos
[17:24] <genii> Looks like, by the version number
[17:24] <Absdsd33> @ikonia I'm using mono's ppa
[17:25] <ikonia> Absdsd33: ok, so there is your answer
[17:25] <Absdsd33> as ubuntu doesnt offer Mono 3.x
[17:25] <ikonia> Absdsd33: they depend on versions of packages that are not available in the distro you are using
[17:25] <Absdsd33> Hmm is there an alternative way of installing Mono 3.x instead of bulding it
[17:25] <daftykins> Absdsd33: perhaps you should try 14.04 instead of 12.04
[17:26] <ikonia> Absdsd33: find a repo that hosts it with the correct dependencies
[17:26] <genii> !info mono-devel precise-backports
[17:26] <genii> Hm.
[17:26] <Absdsd33> @daftykins my provider just offers 12.04LTS for ubuntu distro
[17:27] <daftykins> Absdsd33: i see, time to change provider :)
[17:28] <Absdsd33> @daftykins Its namecheap I ordered the server today. Before I was at digital ocean they offered always 14.04 and 12.04
[17:32] <Xtreme> Hello Guys
[17:32] <Xtreme> i just upgraded my ubunut.
[17:32] <Xtreme> but i had my /home partition kept that way only.
[17:32] <Xtreme> now i have two user in my login screen
[17:33] <Xtreme> 1: myself.
[17:33] <Xtreme> 2: null/empty/blank
[17:33] <Xtreme> how to remove it?
[17:35] <Xtreme> anyone?
[17:36] <Xtreme> is it me or is the room dead?
[17:36] <daftykins> Xtreme: oh hi, sorry i was struggling to collect all your messages together in one line
[17:36] <compdoc> Xtreme, its was easy to remove in 12.04, but Im not sure with newer version
[17:36] <compdoc> s
[17:39] <brontosaurusrex> Xtreme, cat /etc/passwd
[17:39] <brontosaurusrex> should list users
[17:41] <brontosaurusrex> normal users should have an uuid higher that 1000
[17:42] <Xtreme> brontosaurusrex, dint see any null user
[17:42] <OerHeks> !netsplit
[17:42] <brontosaurusrex> Xtreme, its probably some login-manager issue
[17:43] <brontosaurusrex> guessing.
[17:43] <Xtreme> brontosaurusrex, how can i solve it?
[17:43] <brontosaurusrex> Xtreme, reading about login manager that ubuntu uses (dunno what is it).
[17:44] <bert_the_fish> if etc passwd looks ok, you may want to double check etc group as well
[17:44] <bert_the_fish> make sure there aren't any users defined in etc group that aren't in etc paswd
[17:58] <rsumiwork> x
[17:58] <john_doe_jr> With the wget -m <website> command I can download all the files associated with a website….what I would like to do is see the tree directory structure of a website so I know what files to download instead of the entire website…is that possible?
[18:00] <ikonia> john_doe_jr: you need to download the website to do that
[18:00] <ikonia> john_doe_jr: as wget follows the links and it won't know the tree until it follows the links and creates the dynamic content
[18:01] <bartos> hello
[18:02] <SchrodingersScat> john_doe_jr: does --spider give you something like you need?
[18:03] <john_doe_jr> SchrodingersScat: that's an option I didn't even notice
[18:03] <ikonia> SchrodingersScat: will that actually work as a tree ?
[18:05] <SchrodingersScat> I was just thinking maybe you could take output from that and work with it, not sure.
[18:05] <ikonia> SchrodingersScat: does that actually hit all pages though ?
[18:05] <john_doe_jr> is there a problem called web spider that does this in linux or something?
[18:05] <ikonia> I didn't think it did, I thought it only showed the layout
[18:06] <Pici> Unless the page is published a sitemap file somewhere, you don't really have a choice about downloading the pages (even if it doesn't display them to you)
[18:06] <aleo> Hi, does canonical provides internship opportunities?
[18:06] <ikonia> Pici: that was my understanding also
[18:06] <daftykins> aleo: this is a volunteer channel, not official.
[18:06] <Glycan> Hello. How do I add a inet addr to a usb interface? I've done ifconfig usb0 <addr>, but it doesn't show up when I do ifconfig usb0.
[18:06] <Pici> aleo: you'd probably need to contact their HR folks about that/
[18:06] <Glycan> (##linux told me to use distro-specific scripts)
[18:07] <aleo> daftykins: sorry I didn't know that. my bad, any idea which is official channel
[18:07] <bert_the_fish> Glycan, does ifconfig -a list the interface ?
[18:07] <Glycan> yes
[18:07] <daftykins> !channels
[18:07] <daftykins> aleo: ^ staff maybe
[18:08] <Glycan> bert_the_fish: plain ifconfig also
[18:08] <aleo> daftykins: thanks :)
[18:09] <Glycan> bert_the_fish: (it's connected to a CDC Ethernet/RNDIS Gadget/Device, AKA a kindle)
[18:10] <ikonia> a kindle ?
[18:10] <ikonia> thats not a usb network card
[18:10] <Glycan> ikonia: it's in usbnetwork mode
[18:10] <Glycan> dmesg and lspic call it those names
[18:10] <ikonia> isn't it hard coded to their 3g network
[18:10] <ikonia> thats how they offered the free 3g service
[18:10] <Glycan> yes, and...?
[18:11] <ikonia> Glycan: so you won't be able to set an IP address on it if it's hardcoded to their network
[18:11] <Glycan> It's not the wireless interface, just the usb one
[18:11] <ikonia> what usb one ?
[18:11] <Glycan> wireless is turned of on the kindle itself
[18:11] <ikonia> there isn't a usb interface on it, it's an Ebook
[18:11] <bert_the_fish> Glycan, have you tried running dhcp against it ?
[18:11] <Glycan> my laptop's usb interface
[18:12] <ikonia> what ???
[18:12] <ikonia> the kindle is an ebook reader, not a network card
[18:12] <Glycan> I'm trying to SSH into my kindle over usb
[18:12] <ikonia> it doesn't run an ssh server
[18:13] <Glycan> no, but I installed one onto it
[18:13] <Glycan> bert_the_fish: what do you mean, exactly?
[18:13] <ikonia> this is out of my interest range,
[18:14] <daftykins> Glycan: you have come in here asking this before. 1) you are modifying your device to do things it's not meant to. 2) This makes it outside of official support we can give here.
[18:14] <Glycan> I'm not asking about my kindle, I'm asking about ubuntu
[18:14] <bert_the_fish> presumably its a newer onem and you're using an OTG cable ?
[18:14] <Glycan> That is, configuring interfaces.
[18:15] <Glycan> I don't see how what's on the other end of the cable or what I'm doing with it is relevent.
[18:15] <Glycan> bert_the_fish: I don't understand. it's a reletively old kindle (K3, from 2008 or so)
[18:16] <Glycan> bert_the_fish: what did you mean about dhcp?
[18:16] <Glycan> daftykins: is that alright?
[18:16] <bert_the_fish> Sounds like Glycan is trying to use his kindle fire or similar as a network adapter.
[18:16] <bert_the_fish> I've not tried this before, but if lsusb is bringing it up as a network interface it sounds interesting.
[18:17] <daftykins> Glycan: no
[18:17] <ikonia> bert_the_fish: no, he's not
[18:17] <Glycan> daftykins: why??
[18:17] <Glycan> s/??/?/g
[18:17] <ikonia> bert_the_fish: he's brought up a usb interface on his laptop and trying to put a tcp stack on it to ssh over the usb cable into his kindle device running a hacked firmware with ssh on it
[18:18] <Glycan> it's not hacked firmware as such
[18:18] <ikonia> Glycan: oh, is it an official firmware from amazon then with an ssh server in it ?
[18:18] <Glycan> ikonia: no, it's just not firmware
[18:18] <bert_the_fish> So you've got your kindle plugged into the USB socket of your ubuntu box ?
[18:18] <bert_the_fish> As a result, it presented you with a usb0 network interface that you're trying to configure.
[18:18] <bert_the_fish> Presumably you have intentions of trying to talk to your kindle via an IP stack, use your kindle as a network device.
[18:19] <bert_the_fish> to talk to across its 3g network ?
[18:19] <ikonia> Glycan: is usb0 present when the kindle is not plugged in
[18:19] <Glycan> No; teathering is agaisnt Amazon's TOS, which I am not violating
[18:19] <Glycan> tethering*
[18:19] <Glycan> ikonia: no
[18:19] <ikonia> Glycan: right, so you are trying to configure your amazon kindles interface
[18:19] <ikonia> Glycan: which I've already told you doens't work as it's locked
[18:20] <ikonia> Glycan: usb0 the kindle device
[18:20] <Glycan> yes....
[18:20] <ikonia> right,
[18:20] <ikonia> so you can't configure that
[18:20] <Glycan> ...
[18:20] <ikonia> ..... you can't configure that
[18:21] <Glycan> I've managed to get to the sshd login prompt (which would freeze). I don't think we're talking about quite the same thing.
[18:21] <tonikasch> Hi! Do you know why Ubuntu 13.04 installer, after having followed all steps, keeps doing nothing?? Even # fdisk -l two hours later gives pre-install layout!!!
[18:21] <daftykins> tonikasch: 13.04 is EOL, unsupported and dead.
[18:21] <raven00> Hey guys, just installed Ubuntu GNOME 14.04 LTS on an OOOOOOOOOLD machine with a Pentium 4. When you scroll over 'activities' to open the menu the whole machine freezes. Think it's because it's trying to do compositing, etc. any way I can shut that off?
[18:22] <tonikasch> nevermind, I'll go back to debian, it's far better
[18:23] <daftykins> raven00: no idea what version of gnome comes in that, but lubuntu and xubuntu would be best. you'd need a minimum of 1GB RAM for sanity's sake - also, i have just heard that Mint's xfce is lighter than xubuntu.
[18:23] <bert_the_fish> Glycan, so you're able to ssh to your kindle but it freezes ?
[18:23] <bert_the_fish> try the -v parameter on the ssh command, so how far its getting
[18:23] <bert_the_fish> also consider reducing the MTU on the network interface
[18:24] <daftykins> bert_the_fish: this is not kindle support. please do not enable this.
[18:24] <Glycan> daftykins: surely ssh is within the scope of the channel?
[18:25] <Glycan> bert_the_fish: was, now I can't even ping, and I don't know why.
[18:25] <raven00> daftykins I appreciate it. Problem is it's a POS computer (point of sale... although both terms apply lol) and xubuntu and kubuntu kinda look aged, archaic
[18:25] <Glycan> raven00: I'm currently using lubuntu on 750KB of RAM, and it works just fine.
[18:25] <daftykins> raven00: that's what keep them running.
[18:26] <daftykins> Glycan: not to a modded device, no.
[18:26] <raven00> lol
[18:26] <raven00> what about using MATE
[18:26] <daftykins> raven00: i'm not familiar with that one's footprint in terms of light/heavy, i'm afraid
[18:26] <Glycan> daftykins: but this isn't a question about the modded device at all, it's about the networking/ssh/ip/ifconfig on *ubuntu*
[18:27] <daftykins> technically someone may be sharpening a spear for me, for even mentioning Mint - so it may be worth firing by their channel too
[18:27] <daftykins> Glycan: i can guarantee you that attempting to argue your point will only make things worse here
[18:27] <Glycan> I used to use Mint, it was okay, but then they updated it, and then it got all buggy and sucked.
[18:28] <raven00> glycan I think I'll install mint 11 or something
[18:28] <Glycan> daftykins: okay, where would you direct me to seek support for ip configuration, then?
[18:28] <Glycan> raven00: tell me how that turns out
[18:28] <daftykins> Glycan: i wouldn't know
[18:29] <raven00> anyone know how I can limit what websites it can browse to? It's a computer specifically intended for my company's customers to leave us google reviews
[18:29] <ikonia> Glycan: you are trying to configure usb0 - that is the kindle, that won't work
[18:29] <ikonia> Glycan: I'm guessing that's why it keeps resetting
[18:29] <bprompt> raven00:   for low specs, I'd go with Lubuntu, or some older version of *buntu, linux mint is a rebranded version of ubuntu that's also meant to be lighter
[18:30] <k1l> raven00: if you want lightweight look at Lubuntu
[18:30] <daftykins> ikonia: i think that the idea is the device has been modified for USB networking by being put into a kind of 'debug mode', however i think that we're still right that it's far beyond the scope of this channel
[18:30] <Technik> all the cool kids use mint.
[18:30] <ikonia> daftykins: even in debug it would still be locked unless he's changed the firmware, which he's confirmed he's not changed the firmware, so it's locked, discussion done
[18:30] <Glycan> daftykins: yes, that's accurate
[18:31] <daftykins> thus it's a modified device.
[18:31] <daftykins> ah ok - i didn't read that far :)
[18:31] <Technik> soshould he mod the firmware?
[18:31] <Glycan> ikonia: since daftykins has asked me to stop talking about this, I answered you in pm
[18:32] <Technik> how do i view that?
[18:32] <Glycan> Technik: I'm too scared of bricking it to actually mess around with firmware
[18:32] <Technik> wait what did you just do
[18:32] <daftykins> guys you are off topic, take it elsewhere please.
[18:32] <Technik> i thought you said you ANSERED me
[18:32] <Technik> ok srry daft
[18:33] <Technik> so... if this is xchat help, may you please tell me how to view pms?
[18:33] <Glycan> Technik: it isn't, but as far as I remember they should pop up in a seperate tab?
[18:33] <daftykins> it's not really, but click the flashing name...
[18:33] <k1l> Technik: this is ubuntu support. like its said on the entry message
[18:33] <Technik> oooh
[18:33] <Technik> wait, this may still help me
[18:34] <Level15> hi. I am trying to install mantis bug tracker on ubuntu 14.04. According to https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+package/mantis there is a mantis package for trusty, however, when i do aptitude search mantis i get nothing. Any ideas?
[18:34] <Technik> so... yeah, the only reason im on a full ubuntu computer is because i found it in my lost and decided to reinstall ubuntu XD
[18:35] <Technik> loft* also, its 14.04
[18:35] <Technik> now, to ask a question, is there a dos emulator that can read custom .bats?
[18:36] <Technik> something simple. like a echo i like pie to start
[18:36] <Glycan> Technik: you mean on ubuntu?
[18:36] <Technik> id
[18:36] <Technik> idk*
[18:36] <Technik> oh, ait. yeah
[18:36] <bprompt> Technik:     hmm who needs that?   bash can do way more
[18:36] <Technik> oh! can it read dos?
[18:37] <bprompt> Technik:   hmm what are you trying to do?
[18:37] <k1l> Technik: please sort your ideas first and then ask
[18:37] <bprompt> neverminding the .bat part
[18:37] <Technik> make the terminal say i lke pie infinite times
[18:37] <Technik> like*
[18:37] <daftykins> ...
[18:37] <bprompt> hehhe
[18:37] <Technik> so, if it can do more? can i do it?
[18:38] <daftykins> !documntation | Technik Look into BASH scripting
[18:38] <daftykins> argh
[18:38] <daftykins> !documentation | Technik Look into BASH scripting
[18:38] <Technik> #fail
[18:38] <bprompt> Technik:     bash can do way more than dos, and yes, you can do all that in probably 1 line
[18:38] <Technik> thx
[18:38] <Technik> i should hope so! but it needs toloop, right?
[18:38] <Glycan> Technik: if you're looking for a DOS emulator, I think what you're looking for is called DOSBox
[18:38] <Technik> nah thats for doom 2
[18:39] <Technik> anyways, im INCREDICBLY new to bash
[18:39] <k1l> !bash | Technik
[18:41] <Glycan> Technik: by the way, on most IRC channels, it's generally a mark of politeness to at least make an attempt to use proper english and avoid things like "idk", "im", and so forth, and not to use enter as punctionation
[18:41] <LucidGuy> need to reset root password, but then set it back to what it was.  I don't know what it was, but do have sudo access.  Can I simply copy the hash within /etc/shadow and place it back after?
[18:43] <daftykins> LucidGuy: should work
[18:52] <michaelnkoth> help does anybody know how to get windows programs on samsung chromebook
[18:52] <k1l> michaelnkoth: if its ubuntu use wine
[18:52] <MonkeyDust_> michaelnkoth  yoyu mean in ubuntu?
[18:52] <MonkeyDust_> you*
[18:53] <michaelnkoth> yes in ubuntu
[18:53] <MonkeyDust_> !wine | michaelnkoth
[18:54] <michaelnkoth> i will try
[18:54] <compdoc> wine or kvm virtual machines or virtualbox
[18:54] <michaelnkoth> how do i get wine
[18:55] <MonkeyDust_> michaelnkoth  install it like you install any other program
[18:55] <k1l> michaelnkoth: see the bots message
[18:56] <MonkeyDust_> michaelnkoth  what program are you trying to run?
[18:57] <michaelnkoth> MonkeyDust i want minecraft
[18:58] <DJones> michaelnkoth: Why do you need wine for Minecraft? It works perfectly nativly in Ubuntu
[18:58] <k1l> !minecraft
[18:58] <DJones> michaelnkoth: Install j
[18:59] <DJones> michaelnkoth: Install openjdk, download .jar file from minecraft website, open file with openjdk, play game
[18:59] <michaelnkoth> install j whats j
[18:59] <MonkeyDust_> michaelnkoth  http://askubuntu.com/questions/5558/how-can-i-install-minecraft
[19:01] <michaelnkoth> i tried that but it told me to sign in to a minecraft account and when i did it would not start the game
[19:02] <DJones> michaelnkoth: Thats all I've done for the last few releases, I've not had any issues like that
[19:04] <Welastevil> hi UBUNTU people
[19:05] <Welastevil>  I have a little problem.....I downloaded the game "Kernel panic: But it doesnt work anyway
[19:05] <Welastevil> I have tryed it many many times
[19:05] <Welastevil> from ubunt AppStore...from the internet sites
[19:05] <Welastevil> but NOTHING
[19:06] <Welastevil> some ideas?
[19:06] <Psil0Cybin> Hey guys I am noticing this issue, constantly I get cold reboots, but no keys work, no logs are kept.... i recently removed acspi_os=Linux from grub and that fixed it for a while
[19:06] <Psil0Cybin> but every so often my computer completely freezes
[19:06] <Psil0Cybin> and the memory is fine
[19:08] <compdoc> Psil0Cybin, how do you know the  memory is fine
[19:08] <murat> how install ımage write
[19:09] <Psil0Cybin> compdoc, i ran amemory test and it said it was all successful
[19:09] <Psil0Cybin> and had no errors
[19:09] <Psil0Cybin> but I am so confused why this happens
[19:09] <compdoc> how old is the system?
[19:09] <Psil0Cybin> very nice its a Lenovo G20
[19:09] <Psil0Cybin> new*
[19:10] <Psil0Cybin> I was told to try the newer versions since i am using 12.04 LTS
[19:10] <Psil0Cybin> 12.04.4 LTS or what ever it is now
[19:10] <Psil0Cybin> but it happens randomly not really when I am doing something intensive, more like a time limit i cannot even explain it, but it will even happen with a browser open
[19:10] <Psil0Cybin> or something silly
[19:10] <murat> help me
[19:11] <murat> how install image write
[19:11] <MonkeyDust_> murat  what's image write?
[19:12] <compdoc> did you add acspi_os=Linux yourself?
[19:12] <murat> unebottin
[19:13] <k1l> murat: install the package "unetbootin"
[19:15] <Psil0Cybin> compdoc, yes i did, in order originally to fix a lighting issue, I noticed though after I removed it for a few days it was perfect...
[19:15] <Psil0Cybin> then randomly it occured again, perhapos with a newer kernel upgrade
[19:16] <Psil0Cybin> but once again it is hard to pinpoint
[19:16] <Psil0Cybin> :(
[19:16] <compdoc> Psil0Cybin, open the disk utility, and look at the SMART info
[19:19] <Psil0Cybin> compdoc, okay, what exactly am i looking for?
[19:19] <skilz> How can I start an xsession with only cairo-dock and compiz?
[19:19] <Psil0Cybin> I am unable to do this now, so i am memorizing what you are asking
[19:19] <Psil0Cybin> or did you want me to provide you with the outputs etc
[19:19] <Psil0Cybin> ?
[19:20] <MonkeyDust_> skilz  install cairo dock, logout, switch to cairo, login
[19:20] <andreipath> hey people
[19:21] <sysadmin_> yes hello
[19:21] <andreipath> i got a issue with my wifi
[19:21] <skilz> It froze on the switch
[19:21] <andreipath> and i got no ideea how to fix it
[19:21] <andreipath> anyone has some spare time to help me figure it out ?
[19:22] <tozen> andreipath: what the matter, pal?
[19:22] <andreipath> its disabled by hardware switch
[19:22] <andreipath> and i cant find a way of enabling it
[19:22] <andreipath> ive fiddled with it for about 5 hours so far
[19:22] <tozen> andreipath: what <rfkill all> says?
[19:23] <k1l> rfkill list
[19:23] <tozen> andreipath: what <rfkill unlock all> says?
[19:23] <tozen> sorry
[19:23] <andreipath> shows me wlan
[19:23] <k1l> andreipath: please put "rfkill list" into a pastebin
[19:23] <andreipath> and says wlan0 is disabled bu hardware switch
[19:23] <sysadmin_> what laptop do you have
[19:23] <andreipath> ok
[19:23] <andreipath> gimme a sec
[19:23] <andreipath> compaq cq60
[19:24] <andreipath> rfkill list all
[19:24] <andreipath> 0: phy0: Wireless LAN
[19:24] <andreipath> 	Soft blocked: no
[19:24] <andreipath> 	Hard blocked: yes
[19:24] <k1l> andreipath: so press the hardware switch on your system
[19:24] <sysadmin_> andreipath: I had to remove battery and cord hold pwr button 1 min then go in bios and reset to get my wifi back on
[19:25] <andreipath>  the switch doesnt work its not working
[19:25] <andreipath> and did that already sysadmin
[19:26] <andreipath> the funny thing is that it works if i boot in recovery mode
[19:27] <andreipath> any other ideeas ?
[19:27] <sysadmin_> andreipath do you have dual boot windows/linux?
[19:27] <andreipath> nope
[19:28] <andreipath> just xubuntu 14.04
[19:30] <k1l> see if there is a known issue for your laptop make/model and ubuntu
[19:31] <andreipath> ok
[19:31] <andreipath> thanks a lot
[19:35] <lvleph> I am rearranging my partitions on a GPT drive. One of the partitions is a bios_grub partition, because I needed this to be able to boot into Ubuntu and get graphics. All because NVIDIA's drivers didn't support my old version of EFI. Unfortunately, the bios_grub partition is located in the middle of the disc so I need to delete it. Is it sufficient enough to just create a new one?
[19:35] <nick07> after install14.04 the first time my laptopn overheat because cpu fan is not spinning, after off/on cpu fan goes full speed all the time, alot of noise.. anyone any idea? with 13.10 this didnot happen
[19:36] <studmuf> Hi all
[19:37] <kostkon> studmuf, hi
[19:38] <studmuf> I'm trying to install a VM of Ubuntu 12.04 Server using VirtualBox headless on a Ubuntu 14.04 Server. I make it all the way through the install process. When I go to reboot into the newly installed VM it boots me back into the intall steps
[19:38] <MonkeyDust_> nick07  I had that too, here's what you do: install TLP  and then sudo service tlp start
[19:39] <studmuf> When I first start VBox with the VBoxHeadless --startvm command it hangs and I have to place it in the background.
[19:39] <linuxthefish> how do you disable ipv6 in sendmail?
[19:40] <studmuf> I have a feeling this could be the source pf my problem but not sure how to fix this. any ideas
[19:40] <nick07> let me try that
[19:41] <ablegreen> Say I have an arbitrary number of files ending with .part1, .part2, .part3, and so on. How do I merge all the files ending in .part[some number] into one?
[19:41] <ablegreen> cat *.part > merged but how do  I account for the number at the end?
[19:41] <nick07> is tlp in the resporitory?
[19:42] <k1l> ablegreen: if its .rar unrar makes that on its own
[19:42] <MonkeyDust_> nick07  this command is useful too, use it before and 1 hour after you started the service     watch -n 1 -d sensors
[19:42] <ablegreen> k1l: Let's say it's not a rar file
[19:42] <nick07> cannot find tlp in softcenter
[19:44] <MonkeyDust_> nick07  true, i used this site, apologies http://linuxg.net/tlp-the-new-jupiter-install-tlp-on-ubuntu-13-04/
[19:45] <nick07> tlp started.. i must wait ?
[19:45] <OnkelTem> Hi. How to beep at console?
[19:46] <k1l> !beep
[19:46] <OnkelTem> beep doesn't produce sound by default
[19:47] <k1l> OnkelTem: sudo modprobe pcspkr
[19:48] <k1l> OnkelTem: its blacklisted to not make ugly beeps by default :)
[19:49] <DJJeff> ldd '/home/jefferyw/.local/share/Steam/ubuntu12_32/steamclient.so'
[19:49] <DJJeff> http://pastie.org/9378990
[19:49] <DJJeff> its a 64bit version of ubuntu and 32bit steam client
[19:49] <nick07> tlp installed.. fan is still 100% running
[19:50] <MonkeyDust_> nick07  yes, wait an hour or so
[19:50] <MonkeyDust_> nick07  after you started the service tlp
[19:51] <DJJeff> installing certain i368 libs will uninstall 64bit libs and break ubuntu
[19:51] <MonkeyDust_> nick07  then check again, it needs time... use this command to monitor  watch -n 1 -d sensors
[19:52] <DJJeff> gets my 10 thumbs up
[19:53] <nick07> weird, any idea why 13.10 did not has this issue?
[19:53] <MonkeyDust_> nick07  beats me, i wonder too
[19:54] <MonkeyDust_> nick07  but i learned a lot in my efforts to solve it, also indirectly
[19:54] <DJJeff> sudo apt-get install libnm-util2:i386
[19:54] <nick07> thanks
[19:54] <DJJeff> this one wants to remove like 30+ packages
[20:02] <andreipath> wifi issue
[20:02] <andreipath> anyone can help ?
[20:02] <bigbastirs> On a scale of one to ten ubuntu can be best described as WIP. Windows is in BETA stage. Android is RELEASE CANIDATE. None fall in the scale of 1-10.
[20:03] <MonkeyDust_> bigbastirs  wrong channel
[20:03] <bigbastirs> MonkeyDust_: Yo!
[20:03] <Montcalm89> Hi all !
[20:03] <bigbastirs> andreipath: what
[20:04] <bigbastirs> Montcalm89: Yo!
[20:04] <andreipath> wifi doesnt work
[20:04] <andreipath> swiched off by hardware switch
[20:04] <andreipath> and cant find a way to turn it back on
[20:04] <bigbastirs> Do you have laptop andreipath
[20:05] <andreipath> works fine in recovery though
[20:05] <andreipath> yes, a compaq cq60
[20:05] <andreipath> trolled the net for 4 hours trying to fix it nad not bother anyone
[20:06] <andreipath> but at no avail so far
[20:06] <RedPenguin_> Anybody know why when you first boot a Ubuntu 14.04 PC, it works fine with HDMI Mirroring on AMD Raedon 3000 yet if you change chnanel or turn TV off, it goes haywire
[20:06] <bigbastirs> andreipath: You mean you turned it off by a keyboard switch
[20:06] <andreipath> no
[20:06] <andreipath> it has a specific button
[20:06] <andreipath> in windows works
[20:06] <andreipath> but in linux it does nothing
[20:07] <Chaos_Zero> I am trying to use a python script with paramiko to ssh to some machines and pull information. I have a private key file I u sed to connect (from aws). Using the ubuntu terminal to ssh with the -i to the file, it works, from paramiko, it does not
[20:07] <sinious> hey all, 100% new to ubuntu (virtualbox 13.10 32bit fresh install).. anyone have a sec to explain a best practice way to install an app (eclipse)?
[20:07] <Chaos_Zero> but if I ssh-add and use paramiko, it does work
[20:07] <Chaos_Zero> what difference would this make?
[20:07] <bigbastirs> andreipath: it worked until you hardware switched it off while running ubuntu?
[20:07] <andreipath> apt-get install eclipse
[20:08] <warfox> hi all
[20:08] <andreipath> it worked fine untill i went to xubuntu 14.04 from 13.10
[20:08] <andreipath> with the upgrade, my wifi broke
[20:08] <sinious> andreipath: that's one of the approaches I tried but it "appears" to install under /usr/shared/apt-install and is owned by root.. in the GUI, it never has permission to do anything and acts erratically (i.e. cannot download updates, no permission)
[20:09] <Welastevil> so...someone here Knows "Kernel Panic" Game?
[20:09] <andreipath> do sudo apt-get install eclipse
[20:09] <bigbastirs> sinious: put sudo before command
[20:09] <andreipath> and enter your password
[20:09] <sinious> bigbastirs: I did
[20:10] <sinious> I just sudo su'd so it'd all be as root, whoami showed root
[20:10] <Pici> sinious: don't it install it from the software center if you want to be able to grab updates for it in-app.  Use the downloadable version from eclipse's website and don't install it.
[20:10] <bigbastirs> andreipath: did you try setting up WiFi in settings again
[20:11] <andreipath> yes i did
[20:11] <Neroon> Hi everyone. Got a cifs-error at boot, that slows down boot time by 40 secs.: CIFS VFS: Error connecting to socket. Aborting operation
[20:11] <bigbastirs> Does it at least recognize your WiFi device
[20:12] <sinious> Pici: that'll mean I also need to install a Java JRE/JDK.. can I use openJDK for that or do I also need to install that similar to eclipse
[20:12] <bigbastirs> Does it at least recognize your WiFi device andreipath
[20:12] <sinious> Pici: I had previously tried it that way and just export JAVA_PATH to the JDK, but couldn't get eclipse to launch
[20:13] <Pici> sinious: I think you can use openjdk for that. If not, then install one of the other implementations from the repos, or from the following link.
[20:13] <Pici> !java
[20:13] <sinious> thanks for the lin
[20:13] <sinious> *link
[20:13] <Pici> sinious: It is just eclipse itself that cannot be updated using the built-in updater due to the way that permissions work.
[20:13] <bigbastirs> !ubuntu
[20:14] <sinious> Pici: right, the permission issue seems to make sense since Ubuntu's built in GUI doesn't seem to let me be root
[20:14] <sinious> thanks for the tips :)
[20:15] <nick2> hello
[20:15] <Montcalm89>  Hello guys, I met a problem trying to install ubuntu via daemon tools. I mounted Wubi.iso, clicked on "try ubuntu" or something like that and restarted the Pc as asked. On boot, I have this error message : error : no such device : (here my device code). grub rescue> Your help would be greatly appreciated, thanks a lot !
[20:15] <Neroon> can someone help with a cifs error?
[20:16] <bigbastirs> Neroon: You booting from usb
[20:17] <Neroon> bigbastirs: nope. just normal harddisk. And I don't remember ever setting up any network mounts
[20:17] <bigbastirs> Neroon: is it starting? Just the delay?
[20:18] <bigbastirs> Neroon: it's probably checking all your empty usb ports
[20:18] <Neroon> bigbastirs: it is starting just fine (with a cifs error), but the 40 secs delay is really starting to annoy me
[20:19] <sinious> since apt-get was used a bunch, is there an easy way to see what has been installed or might be lingering (unused) via apt-get? openJDK and eclipse seemed to have installed 9 million things but autoremove/clean/purge only removed a few (maybe delete is just faster?)
[20:19] <nownot> thinknig of building a mame box with a ubuntu frontend. what is a suggested frond end gui?
[20:19] <Neroon> bigbastirs: if that were the case, shouldn't there be as many error messages regarding cifs as there where free usb ports?
[20:20] <bigbastirs> Neroon: do you have network attached storage
[20:21] <Psil0Cybin> compdoc, what would looking @ the disk utiility do
[20:21] <Psil0Cybin> sorry i never ended up geting back to you
[20:21] <Neroon> bigbastirs: nope.
[20:21] <bigbastirs> Neroon: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently
[20:21] <compdoc> tell you if the drive is having problems
[20:21] <Neroon> bigbastirs: I'll have a look, thanks
[20:21] <tux_> Evening! I was trying to install Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, but unlike Mnajaro, Ubuntu is unable to recognize my wlan card on this laptop. Could it help, if i install Ubuntu alongside Manjaro, THEN Ubuntu would pick the drivers (or whatever the cause is) ?
[20:22] <tux_> it is Broadcom wlan card
[20:23] <bigbastirs> Neroon: are you running Windows machines on same router. Even a tablet or cell phone on WiFi sharing may be the causr
[20:24] <Neroon> bigbastirs: well, there is another linux machine and sometimes two mobile phones
[20:25] <Neroon> bigbastirs: but even then, there must be a way to deactivate my machine trying to mount something, or what else does cifs do?
[20:25] <bigbastirs> Neroon: turn them off and see. Maybe just turning off firewall on both machines might fix it
[20:26] <Montcalm89>  Hello guys, I met a problem trying to install ubuntu via daemon tools. I mounted Wubi.iso, clicked on "try ubuntu" or something like that and restarted the Pc as asked. On boot, I have this error message : error : no such device : (here my device code). grub rescue> Your help would be greatly appreciated, thanks a lot !
[20:26] <tux_> Hello? Why Ubuntu does not recognize my Broadcom wlan-card? But other Linux distro does? I'm confused
[20:26] <sinious> hmm, on a new ubuntu install does anyone know why the "Files" app never has permission to extract .gz files? (I know I can use tar, just curious why permissions are always an issue)
[20:27] <Neroon> bigbastirs: no can do right now. But isn't there any way to check where exactly my machine is trying to mount via cifs? nothing in fstab so far
[20:28] <blip-> hi all, sometimes when I boot Xubuntu 12.04 it doesnt go to the login manager but just a black screen where pressing keyboard buttons makes wierd symbols appear
[20:28] <blip-> alt-sysrq+K makes the login screen appear though. then it works fine
[20:28] <blip-> Any idea what the issue could be ?  Is X failing to start or its the login manager to blame here ?
[20:29] <pcdroid> Mobile internet using USB, is that a problem with linux?
[20:31] <nownot> thinknig of building a mame box with a ubuntu frontend. what is a suggested frond end gui?
[20:33] <warfox> How can you find progams to install with sudo apt-get "program name" or any direction on how this works ?
[20:34] <Pici> warfox: apt-cache search foo
[20:35] <warfox> awesome thanks :)
[20:36] <tux_> Broadcom wlan, how to get it work? Anyone?
[20:37] <Montcalm89> Hello guys, I met a problem trying to install ubuntu via daemon tools. I mounted Wubi.iso, clicked on "try ubuntu" or something like that and restarted the Pc as asked. On boot, I have this error message : error : no such device : (here my device code). grub rescue> Your help would be greatly appreciated, thanks a lot !
[20:38] <pcdroid> Mobile internet using USB, is that a problem with linux?
[20:38] <daftykins> Montcalm89: WUBI is a really really bad idea, don't do it.
[20:39] <LostNva> tux: If i remember right I had a broadcom, found the fix by searching software center, search broadcom.
[20:39] <daftykins> Montcalm89: and no i'm pretty sure you can't use daemon tools to do it even if we would let you use such a nasty program :)
[20:39] <LostNva> tux: or the broadcom+model
[20:40] <tux_> LostNva: thanks, but how can i do it, as i don't have a possibility to plug the laptop to normal ethernet?
[20:40] <sinious> Pici: for the latest eclipse, do I really still want JDK6 or can I use 7 or 8?
[20:40] <daftykins> tux_: not even temporarily? you really should find a way to make life easy
[20:40] <daftykins> sinious: you use whatever java you want to develop for
[20:41] <LostNva> tux: i guess if ethernet isnt an option borrow a common usb adapter, they work out of the box
[20:41] <sinious> daftykins: what I mean is, what does the eclipse app itself require to run (JRE)
[20:41] <daftykins> sinious: their website will say
[20:41] <Montcalm89> Watkins: I promise I won't do it again:) any idea about how to solve the problem ? I can't even start windows now
[20:41] <tux_> No, the ethernet plug seems broken. But for example Manjaro recognizes that Broadcom card right away, i wonder why not Ubuntu?
[20:43] <daftykins> tux_: probably down to licensing and the law with what firmware can be shipped with an OS
[20:43] <tux_> daftykins: so it is about not breaking a law? Manjaro then, breaks the law? :/
[20:44] <daftykins> tux_: for some regions in the world, possibly - i'm only guessing really :)
[20:44] <daftykins> Montcalm89: hmm, well i wouldn't solve the problem as WUBI is definitely a bad idea... with boot broken, if you power off and back on it might go back to Windows
[20:44] <LostNva> tux: you can get it to work, just borrow a common usb wifi adapter, plug it in then search package-manager and software center to setup
[20:44] <tux_> daftykins: i think there should be an option to "break a law" while installing Ubuntu... It would be on user, not Canonical.
[20:45] <daftykins> tux_: maybe, sadly discussing that here won't get anywhere :( so it's best just to deal with the here and now :)
[20:45] <LostNva> tux:and install hardware jocky if available
[20:46] <tux_> is Canonical aware of this Broadcom issue though?
[20:47] <daftykins> Montcalm89: did you try the power off and back on thing i mentioned?
[20:48] <xjkx> I have terrible screen tearing on 14.04, I've done many things, messing with enabling vblank, or increase drawing rate to 50, 60, 80 on ccsm, I even installed a lib that I forgot now what I did, so what now ? I use OpenBox
[20:48] <xjkx> Nvidia too
[20:49] <MagicSpud> hello why on a mac you can preview dae files and not in ubuntu?
[20:50] <Montcalm89> daftykins: you mean restarting the pc ?
[20:51] <ANub> Stable DSL now...;)
[20:51] <pirx> hi! i have a small home server where i want to change one disk. its /dev/sda. The root partition is on /dev/sdb though. so i try and change it, but the server refuses to boot. what could be the cause? unfortunately i have no monitor so i cant see the terminal:)
[20:52] <daftykins> Montcalm89: yeah, with powering off though
[20:52] <pirx> and i commented out /dev/sda in fstab. and the entries for the root and swap partitions use UUID...
[20:52] <ANub> Is there any utility that can make multiboot USB by using direct iso images from usb..?
[20:52] <LostNva> MagicSud: http://www.fileinfo.com/extension/dae
[20:52] <ANub> specially for ubuntu + win-7
[20:53] <daftykins> AndChat|268400: yes, pendrivelinux.com
[20:53] <daftykins> ugh highlight fail
[20:53] <daftykins> ANub: yes, pendrivelinux.com
[20:53] <daftykins> "YUMI"
[20:54] <ANub> the problem with YUMI is.....it burns the image.......i want boot from direct iso files
[20:55] <daftykins> ANub: look into installing GRUB onto the flash drive and configuring it with a menu to run ISOs. you will need to do this from a Linux host most likely though
[20:55] <ANub> xboot has this functionality and it does the job well......the problem is win-7 after booting gives error" no device drivers found bla bla"
[20:56] <furkan> if anybody else here experiences high CPU usage in Ubuntu 14.04 when dragging/resizing windows or scrolling down a page, I'd appreciate it if you could +1 my bug report to see how widespread it is: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/1337749
[20:56] <AndChat|268400> daftykins: I tried a clear cmos and it didn't solve the problem.
[20:56] <furkan> i have the same issue on 2 totally different systems, so i have a feeling this is widespread but people just haven't noticed it yet
[20:57] <daftykins> AndChat|268400: try holding left shift just after BIOS but just before it first reads from the hard disk, to see if you get a menu
[20:57] <daftykins> argh!
[20:57] <Montcalm89> G
[20:57] <Neroon> daftykins: :-)
[20:57] <daftykins> Montcalm89: assuming that was you, try holding left shift just after BIOS but just before it first reads from the hard disk, to see if you get a menu
[21:01] <jwinterm> hey ubunters, I am trying to install cuda kit 5.5 to a usb live edition of 14.04, and when I check df -h it tells me I have 2+ GB of free space, but when I try to run the install script from nvidia it tells me I don't have enough space as it requires 1.8 GB
[21:01] <jwinterm> any idea on another way to check available disk space?
[21:01] <jwinterm> or free up a bunch of space ?
[21:02] <Montcalm89> daftykins: nothing happens. Is it bootmenu you want me to reach ?
[21:02] <adymitruk> how do I do this:
[21:02] <adymitruk> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/S3rlXSMg
[21:03] <Neroon> Montcalm89:  if everything else fails, you might try: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[21:05] <daftykins> Montcalm89: the GRUB boot menu ideally
[21:05] <daftykins> Montcalm89: if you have a Windows disc you can just repair the bootloader though
[21:05] <Montcalm89> Neroon: thanks! I hope this works from a USB key because my DVD reader is broken
[21:06] <Neroon> Montcalm89: it did here
[21:06] <daftykins> jwinterm: you cannot do that in a live session, you'd have to create a persistent USB to make that work
[21:06] <daftykins> Neroon: nothing is going to fix WUBI attempt installs ;)
[21:06] <jwinterm> yes, it is
[21:06] <jwinterm> sorry for wrong terminology
[21:07] <jwinterm> I've already installed nvidia proprietary drivers from download script
[21:07] <Montcalm89> daftykins: I wish I had one but I'm on Windows loader...
[21:07] <Neroon> daftykins: ;-)
[21:07] <daftykins> jwinterm: ah, perhaps run the installer from a second drive to save space? :)
[21:08] <jwinterm> excellent idea, daftykins :D
[21:08] <daftykins> Montcalm89: as in the illegal win7 activator? i see
[21:08] <jwinterm> will give it a shot in a little whiles
[21:09] <daftykins> Montcalm89: your system is pretty much toast right now without a windows disc to fix up that install
[21:09] <SchrodingersScat> I'm not sure how that even matters, don't they offer the disk images for free online?  relying on their precious key system
[21:10] <Neroon> SchrodingersScat: you're right, you can download the windows isos (at least until w7)
[21:10] <daftykins> SchrodingersScat: how which part matters?
[21:11] <Neroon> daftykins: I think he meant the missing windows disc for repairing the boot mess...
[21:11] <daftykins> last i checked, which was every second of every day, our policy wasn't to hand out downloads of windows :)
[21:11] <daftykins> Neroon: yeah i'd have to disagree with that if that were the case, he's gotta fix Windows somehow
[21:12] <Montcalm89> daftykins: I see... and is boot-repair going to work in my case ?
[21:12] <Neroon> daftykins: well, wouldn't he be able to with a full windows dvd (iso)?
[21:12] <daftykins> not to fix Windows boot i don't think, no
[21:12] <daftykins> Neroon: yeah, that's why i suggested it's needed
[21:12] <eeee> Neroon: yes he can access i think the command line
[21:13] <Neroon> daftykins: yes, and SchrodingersScat said, they can be downloaded for free as long as you have a working key
[21:13] <eeee> there's a win8 iso on google docs
[21:13] <daftykins> yeah it's not technically legal though
[21:13] <Neroon> daftykins: afaik it is...
[21:13] <daftykins> and this isn't Windows support so we can't go handing out download links
[21:13] <SchrodingersScat> daftykins: I thought it was, I agree that this topic isn't support here though
[21:14] <Neroon> daftykins: amen to that
[21:14] <daftykins> however yes, if i were to say to Montcalm89 to google digital river download links for win7 ISOs that may be posted to my digital life forums i'm sure he or she could find them.
[21:14] <Neroon> daftykins: rotfl
[21:15] <daftykins> Montcalm89: *hint hint*
[21:15] <JasonO> histo, I am trying to scp from remote to local host but it's giving me a blank line as the output
[21:15] <daftykins> friends don't let friends WUBI.
[21:15] <JasonO> *Hi
[21:15] <daftykins> JasonO: can you show us the command you're running?
[21:16] <Neroon> daftykins: never understood why someone would try that...
[21:16] <Beldar> Montcalm89, Use the bootrepiar app to run just the bootinfo summary not a repair and post the url to it, there is a bootloader called lilo that can be used to fix the windows boot if it is in order, we need to see the the bootinfo summary to confirm the windows boot however
[21:16] <eeee> JasonO: are you adding :. to the end ?
[21:16] <eeee> (after the hostname)
[21:16] <AndChat|268400> Sorry I was disconnected.
[21:16] <Neroon> Beldar: as i see it, he doesn't get any boot loader at all
[21:16] <daftykins> "scp /path/to/file user@hostname:." is a simple example
[21:17] <daftykins> AndChat|268400: do you have a working computer you can use right now?
[21:17] <JasonO> daftykins:  scp -r user@host.com:/home/jason/Backup/u1-downloader/u1-files/Pictures /home/jason/
[21:17] <JasonO> eeee: Yes
[21:17] <Beldar> Neroon, Not really concerned how you see it, I want to see the boot script empirical evidence.
[21:17] <AndChat|268400> .
[21:17] <JasonO> Then I get this:   ___  _   _ ____   ___   ___  __  __ _
[21:18] <eeee> JasonO: the file you're trying to download should be before the hostname
[21:18] <eeee> scp filetoupload user@host.com:/path/in/host/where/it/will/be/saved
[21:18] <JasonO> Not uploading. I'm downloading.
[21:19] <JasonO> I'm grabbing a folder from remote to local
[21:19] <Montcalm89> daftykins: is there nothing I can write in grub rescue to make it boot correctly ?
[21:19] <histo> JasonO: huh?
[21:20] <JasonO> histo: Sorry, it was a mistake. I meant to type: "Hi"
[21:20] <histo> JasonO: what command are you typing?
[21:20] <daftykins> Montcalm89: even if you could, it'd still be WUBI - which as mentioned before needs to be led out into the back garden and put out of its' misery
[21:20] <JasonO> histo: scp
[21:20] <JasonO> I'm not sure if it's UFW I tried this on another machine and it worked
[21:20] <histo> JasonO: the full command please, the one you typed above had no file to be copied
[21:21] <JasonO> histo: scp -r jason@host.net:/home/jason/Backup/u1-downloader/u1-files/Pictures /home/jason/
[21:22] <eeee> Montcalm89:  check neosmart.net, they have tiny recovery isos for win, it's like 50-100mb and you can recover the pc
[21:22] <Montcalm89> I'n not planning to use it anymore, I just want to remove it and forget it forever. I'll make a clean ubuntu install after that.
[21:22] <histo> JasonO: try adding -v option
[21:22] <histo> JasonO: and pastebin the output
[21:23] <JasonO> histo: Can I please PM  you the link?
[21:23] <eeee> histo: isn't he still not putting the file to be downloaded ?
[21:23] <Montcalm89> eeee: thanks. I hope it works from a USB key.
[21:24] <eeee> or it can be after the user@host?
[21:24] <histo> eeee: no i had my terminal resized he has /home/jason as the file
[21:24] <histo> eeee: using -r it should copy the directory
[21:25] <histo> JasonO: yeah I don't care.
[21:25] <eeee> oh ok
[21:25] <jwinterm> daftykins: I copied it off to another usb, but now when I go to /media/ubuntu/otherusb I can't change the permissions of the file to make it executable
[21:25] <jwinterm> it freed up another GB, but I can't run it now :/
[21:25] <calma> hi guys
[21:25] <calma> i have an issue with grun
[21:25] <calma> grub*
[21:26] <calma> i installed 14.04 alongside with windows7 and the only os i can boot is ubuntu
[21:27] <jwinterm> chmod or sudo chmod 755 cuda_script.run don't change anything
[21:27] <daftykins> jwinterm: is it a non-Linux file system?
[21:27] <calma> i see windows7 when i start my pc but it doesnt start at all
[21:27] <histo> JasonO: try removing the trailing slash on /home/jason/ <-----
[21:27] <daftykins> jwinterm: if it's FAT or NTFS you won't be able to set +x
[21:27] <jwinterm> yea it's fat
[21:27] <jwinterm> son of a gunhole
[21:27] <jwinterm> thx again tho daftykins
[21:27] <jwinterm> :)
[21:28] <calma> i tried to fix it with grub rescue but it doesnt do anything
[21:28] <Montcalm89> daftykins: if I buy a dvd reader and use a windows install DVD, will I at least be able to re-install windows ?
[21:29] <eeee> Montcalm89: of course
[21:29] <calma> sorry not grub rescue , but boot repair
[21:29] <JasonO> histo: It didn't work. It still gave me:   ___  _   _ ____   ___   ___  __  __ _
[21:30] <calma> here is the summary http://paste.ubuntu.com/7782149/
[21:31] <daftykins> Montcalm89: you can fix Windows if you have access to a Windows machine to download and put a windows ISO onto a USB flash drive
[21:31] <Montcalm89> eeee: ok thanks, I'm glad I had my data professional data stored on a separate bed :)
[21:31] <eeee> JasonO: it doesn't even prompt for the password ?
[21:32] <JasonO> eeee: I'm using an SSH key
[21:32] <histo> JasonO: can you ssh normally?
[21:32] <Montcalm89> daftykins: ok thanks, so I use a tool to make a bootable USB drive ?
[21:33] <JasonO> histo: Yes
[21:34] <Beldar> calma, Did you save the url to the bootinfo summary provided when you use the bootrepair app?
[21:34] <calma> yeap
[21:34] <calma> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7782149/
[21:34] <histo> JasonO: No idea on that one. try adding -vv
[21:35] <JasonO> histo: Alright
[21:36] <rsumiwork> how do i get the process id of the following command? inotifywait -mr /foo | while read dir; do echo $dir; done; … $! doesn’t return back immediately and i’m trying to put this in a startup script
[21:36] <ikonia> rsumiwork: ps -ef | grep inotifywait
[21:37] <Beldar> calma, Did you resize W7 from the front of the partition, or with the ubuntu installer when you installed ubuntu?
[21:37] <rsumiwork> ikonia: what if there is another inotifywait task?
[21:37] <ikonia> then ignore it
[21:37] <calma> beldar with the ubuntu installer
[21:37] <eeee> rsumiwork: pgrep inotifywait
[21:37] <eeee> rsumiwork: if you want the full command add -f option
[21:37] <rsumiwork> ikonia: i won’t know which one to ignore
[21:37] <ikonia> there should only be one doing what you've told it to do
[21:37] <calma> beldar, with the ubuntu installer
[21:37] <fartface> I'm trying to get vsftpd to work, and I can't for the life of me seem to get it to get past "entering passive mode, list" before timing out.  I have everything open on the firewall to the box, can anyone help me to debug this?
[21:37] <histo> calma: sudo update-grub
[21:38] <ikonia> rsumiwork: there should only be one
[21:38] <calma> i tried that
[21:38] <ikonia> rsumiwork: others will be doing other things
[21:38] <Beldar> calma, Not a good idea, on occasion this happens, Do you have an image/clone of windows.
[21:38] <rsumiwork> eeee: is there a way to wrap my current command in a variable so i know which to pgrep for?
[21:38] <rsumiwork> ikonia: ^
[21:38] <calma> Beldar, nope
[21:38] <ikonia> rsumiwork: just grep for inotify and pick the one you need
[21:38] <eeee> yes
[21:39] <ikonia> rsumiwork: you know what it's doing so just look for the one doing what you know it's doing
[21:39] <calma> i am gonna need to format it?
[21:39] <eeee> rsumiwork: pgrep -f "command here and here..."
[21:39] <eeee> it doesn't have to be the full command
[21:39] <histo> calma: what happens when you try to boot windows?
[21:39] <calma> just a beep sounds
[21:39] <Beldar> calma, Do you have a windows recovery or install disc? the script shows it to be fine as far as the bcd boot.
[21:40] <calma> If, i fix the mbr via boot repair then, i lose access to ubuntu and grub
[21:40] <calma> it boots windows directly
[21:41] <histo> calma: when you try to boot windows from grub what happens?
[21:41] <piovstein> When I go to install Wine, I get this: http://i.imgur.com/M8brMQf.png does anyone have any ideas on why?
[21:41] <calma> histo, i get a beep sound. then it stays at the grub
[21:42] <Beldar> calma, bootrepair is not made to repair broken file systems, can you answer my questions? Use nicks of whom you answer to preface posts.
[21:42] <histo> piovstein: package conflict
[21:42] <piovstein> histo: why would Wine conflict with Nvidia?
[21:42] <jwinterm> still no dice daftykins, I have 2.9 GB free on primary usb and I'm still getting not enough space needs 1.8 GB from cuda installer
[21:42] <jwinterm> :[
[21:43] <Beldar> calma> it boots windows directly has it since the ubuntu install?
[21:43] <calma> Beldar, i dont have any windows discs
[21:43] <daftykins> jwinterm: weird, i can only imagine it has some installer bug or some extremely impressive compression that'll inflate to immense proportions
[21:43] <calma> Beldar, its not like that
[21:44] <histo> calma: looks fine to me no idea what it wouldn't be booting windows from that grub entry
[21:44] <jwinterm> yea, could be very compressed, someone have me a tar.gz file of boost libraries for windows, and it was 600 MB to download, but 6 GB uncompressed :o
[21:44] <jwinterm> guess I gotta break out the real disk drives
[21:44] <jwinterm> or get a 16 or 32 gb usb
[21:44] <Beldar> calma> "Beldar, its not like that" It's not like what? Has windows directly booted since the ubuntu install?
[21:44] <calma> Beldar, now i am on ubuntu i have no access to windows
[21:44] <jwinterm> thanks for help tho, really appreciate it :)
[21:45] <Beldar> "calma> Beldar, now i am on ubuntu i have no access to windows" Be exact here this could mean it does not boot or you can't access it from ubuntu by opening it's partition
[21:46] <daftykins> Montcalm89: yep there are Microsoft tools available which will put an ISO on a USB, or YUMI from pendrivelinux.com will also do it
[21:46] <Ploy> cannot remount block device /de/md2 read-write, is write-protected   -- what can I do?
[21:46] <calma> Beldar, are you havin fun with me
[21:46] <calma> ?
[21:46] <Beldar> calma, NO trying to get you to give exact info.
[21:46] <calma> i dont try to access the partition
[21:47] <histo> piovstein: http://askubuntu.com/questions/449507/nvidia-libopencl1-331-has-to-be-removed-before-installing-wine
[21:47] <Beldar> calma, Than say it does not boot, we have to know exactly what you mean, no assumptions.
[21:47] <piovstein> histo: a god amongst men.
[21:47] <piovstein> thank you
[21:48] <calma> i thought that was obvious, i said that i have grub2 problem
[21:48] <calma> sorry
[21:48] <Beldar> calma, All it takes is one miss read line to get off into never never land.
[21:48] <calma> Beldar, kk
[21:49] <histo> piovstein: looks like a package bug to me.
[21:49] <OneEyedWill> Does anyone know the proper syntax for changing the boot order of a VM under VBox Headless?
[21:49] <Beldar> calma, So has windows directly booted since the ubuntu install?
[21:49] <histo> Ploy: when are you receiving that error?
[21:49] <piovstein> Yeah, I'll read about it. I might also just boot windows from a large flashdrive
[21:49]  * piovstein brb
[21:49] <Montcalm89> daftykins, Neroon, eeee: thank you all for your help, now I know for sure I did some real crap by trying Wubi:)
[21:49] <calma> Beldar, yes
[21:50] <histo> OneEyedWill: /join #vbox
[21:50] <OneEyedWill> histo: thanks
[21:50] <daftykins> OneEyedWill: have you asked in their channel?
[21:50] <Beldar> calma, Have you run a sudo update-grub in ubuntu to see if you can boot windows?
[21:50] <OneEyedWill> daftykins: didn't know it was there
[21:50] <OneEyedWill> just joined
[21:51] <Montcalm89> I think I will buy a DVD reader and burn windows on a DVD.
[21:51] <calma> Beldar, i can boot windows if i restore the mbr via the boot-repair app\
[21:51] <Beldar> Beldar> calma, Have you run a sudo update-grub in ubuntu to see if you can boot windows?
[21:52] <calma> Beldar, a lot of times
[21:52] <histo> Montcalm89: you can install windows from usb if you are worried
[21:52] <calma> Beldar, i will try something new then i will return. give me a sec
[21:52] <Beldar> calma, Lately I assume lots of times is to vague. Did windows do a auto chkdsk since the ubuntu reload and you changes the windows partition?
[21:53] <OneEyedWill> daftykins: Have asked in #vbox channel and no one is responding or chatting in there
[21:53] <histo> Beldar: I think he means he runs the fixmbr from the windows side and then can boot windows.
[21:53] <Beldar> changed*
[21:53] <OneEyedWill> I checked the VBox manual here https://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch08.html
[21:53] <Beldar> histo, If he had a windows disc yes.
[21:53] <daftykins> OneEyedWill: yes patience is required sadly
[21:53] <OneEyedWill> haha
[21:54] <OneEyedWill> daftykins: indeed
[21:55] <histo> OneEyedWill: how are you starting the machines?
[21:55] <histo> Beldar: or iso yes
[21:55] <OneEyedWill> histo: figured it out
[21:55] <OneEyedWill> I think
[21:55] <histo> OneEyedWill: what was it?
[21:55] <OneEyedWill> I was running the boot order command like this VBoxManage modifyvm "Ubuntu 12.04 Server" --boot 1 disk
[21:56] <OneEyedWill> Not like this VBoxManage modifyvm "Ubuntu 12.04 Server" --boot1 disk
[21:56] <Beldar> histo, I am finding the user to be really unorganized for any real help here is all, not answering questions precisely and adding extra info not needed is all.
[21:56] <histo> OneEyedWill: ahh
[21:56] <histo> Beldar: I agree
[21:56] <Beldar> IT is a windows issue in the end anyway
[21:57] <Beldar> glad to help if they can be organized however
[21:57] <apeoid> does anyone know anything about this wxWidgets package?  I have a program that is broken by wxWidgets 3.0 and needs 2.8 instead... pgAdmin.  can I install wxWidgets 2.8 and 3.0 at the same time?  should I revert to wxWidgets 2.8?  or should I do something else?
[21:58] <histo> apeoid: what program are you trying to use?
[21:58] <apeoid> pgAdmin
[21:58] <histo> !info pgadmin
[21:58] <histo> apeoid: how did you install pgadmin
[21:58] <apeoid> postgresql GUI client
[21:58] <apeoid> through ubuntu software center
[21:59] <apeoid> pgadmin3 1.18.1-3.pgdg14.04+1
[22:00] <histo> !info pgadmin
[22:00] <histo> !info pgadmin3
[22:00] <histo> apeoid: where did you get 1-3 ?
[22:00] <histo> !ppapurge | apeoid
[22:02] <apeoid> I don't know how to find out what repository is responsible for the software being on my machine
[22:02] <apeoid> I think someone told me I have to write that down
[22:03] <daftykins> apeoid: apt-cache showpkg <package>
[22:03] <apeoid> oh cool
[22:03] <apeoid> thank you
[22:03] <daftykins> or apt-cache policy <package>
[22:03] <apeoid> I'm using synaptic to downgrade to that 1-2 version
[22:05] <histo> apeoid: Don't use ppa's
[22:08] <apeoid> YEAHB!!!
[22:09] <apeoid> that forcing pgadmin 1-2 version thingy worked
[22:09] <apeoid> yaaaaa
[22:09] <apeoid> thank you all for the help with ubuntu I love it
[22:09] <apeoid> I feel like a hacker
[22:15] <iszak> So I have two user accounts, both with the EXACT same authorized_keys files, yet one user can't login, ideas?
[22:15] <scarabee> irc guide-pratique irc.freenode.net
[22:16] <iszak> I'm an idiot.. AllowUsers
[22:16] <hobs-1> have an issue..installed ubuntu 14.04 on an acer aspire e1-570.can't adjust the brightness..any suggestions
[22:18] <histo> hobs-1: have you searched for your model on askubuntu most likely you can pass a kernel flag in grub to allow the brightness to be changed
[22:20] <scarabee> #fedora-fr freenode.net
[22:21] <histo> !fr | scarabee
[22:21] <hobs-1> histo no i haven't..gonna sign up and do that..thanks
[22:21] <histo> hobs-1: sign up?
[22:22] <histo> hobs-1: try editing the /etc/default/grub file and changing the GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT  line and add acpi_osi=Linux acpi_backlight=vendor     then sudo update-grub and reboot
[22:23] <raspberrypifan> ou sont le francais
[22:24] <raspberrypifan> !es | scarabee
[22:24] <raspberrypifan> the french text and the spanish are slightly different
[22:24] <ey3> I've just installed a bunch of things from some unstable repository which completely tore KDE apart and left me just with command line... Is this the right place to ask for support or should I head to #kde?
[22:25] <bekks> !fr | raspberrypifan
[22:25] <raspberrypifan> see the text is different
[22:25] <raspberrypifan> one says in this channel we only speak english, the other in most channels they only speak english
[22:29] <pi-Pruuk> hello
[22:31] <ey3> Guess
[22:31] <ey3> *Guess I'll ask at #kde then
[22:32] <hobs-1> histo dumb question..how do i get permission to save the file after ive edited it
[22:33] <Lope> After adding this PPA, it was not found when I did an apt-get update
[22:33] <histo> hobs-1: edit it using sudo
[22:33] <Lope> https://launchpad.net/~un-brice/+archive/ubuntu/ppa
[22:33] <histo> hobs-1: sudo nano /etc/default/grub  or gksu gedit /etc/default/grub
[22:33] <Lope> im using saucy. Is it possible I need to refer to an older ubuntu distro?
[22:34] <Eniigma> hey guys I'm wondering does the command "/dev/sdb*" unmount the USB drive as well or just the SD Card? Kind of lost trying to run crouton
[22:34] <Lope> I'm trying precise
[22:35] <Lope> okay it worked
[22:37] <ey3> Well, no one seems to respond there either so... if anyone could give a hint, I'd be grateful.
[22:38] <ikonia> undo what you did
[22:38] <ikonia> then take it forward from there
[22:38] <ey3> Wish I'd knew how
[22:38] <Eniigma> am I missing chats?
[22:39] <ikonia> ey3: what part are you stuck with ?
[22:39] <pi-Pruuk> hello
[22:39] <dhanasekaran> Hi Guys, How to enter into live mode with Ubutnu server Edition DVD
[22:39] <joshua__> .
[22:39] <joshua__> can someone tell me why some sites in chrome tell me java is required and to install it when i already have it
[22:39] <ikonia> live mode ?
[22:40] <BoaTenG> Pershendetje Mire Se Ju Gjeta Te Gjithve :))
[22:40] <ey3> ikonia: Let's say I have almost no knowledge of Linux apart from some basic bash commands so I'm not really knowledgeable with dpkg/repositories
[22:40] <xangua> joshua__: what chrome/chromium version¿
[22:40] <ikonia> ey3: so I'd suggest doing a clean install then
[22:40] <joshua__> the latest stable
[22:40] <ikonia> ey3: and going back to a known "good" state
[22:41] <joshua__> chrome://plugins
[22:41] <joshua__> Version 35.0.1916.153
[22:41] <Eniigma> Does /dev/sdb* unmount a usb drive as well or just a SD card? Lost trying to install crouton on my flash drive for my chromebook.
[22:41] <Hoihe> Ahoy! How  to uninstall manually installed Nvidia drivers, and install  properitary drivers in one go from bash?
[22:41] <joshua__> sorry, i keep forgetting ctrl+c dosent always work
[22:41] <Hoihe> (or well, not one go.. but without using X-server)
[22:42] <joshua__> im tryin to use pingtest.net and it tells me i need java
[22:42] <ey3> ikonia: I don't know how to run live OSes through Grub, I can't see any options for USB booting there
[22:42] <joshua__> but speedtest.net dosent
[22:42] <joshua__> and so far pingtest is the only website saying i dont have it and wont work
[22:42] <xangua> joshua__: chrome no longer works for npapi plugins, so no java for it
[22:42] <ikonia> ey3: don't run a live OS, re-install
[22:42] <joshua__> npapi?
[22:43] <ixkqto> F|_|CK @LL
[22:43] <tzjvch> F|_|CK @LL
[22:43] <kahcext> F|_|CK @LL
[22:43] <entxvt> F|_|CK @LL
[22:43] <xkgwkd> F|_|CK @LL
[22:43] <tzjvch> F|_|CK @LL
[22:43] <ixkqto> F|_|CK @LL
[22:43] <entxvt> F|_|CK @LL
[22:43] <kahcext> F|_|CK @LL
[22:43] <xkgwkd> F|_|CK @LL
[22:43] <tzjvch> F|_|CK @LL
[22:43] <kahcext> F|_|CK @LL
[22:43] <ixkqto> F|_|CK @LL
[22:43] <xkgwkd> F|_|CK @LL
[22:43] <entxvt> F|_|CK @LL
[22:43] <tzjvch> F|_|CK @LL
[22:43] <ixkqto> F|_|CK @LL
[22:43] <entxvt> F|_|CK @LL
[22:43] <xangua> joshua__: netscape plugins
[22:43] <joshua__> oh
[22:43] <joshua__> well maybe you can tell me how to fix high ping
[22:43] <joshua__> im also betting i got packet loss
[22:43] <joshua__> but without pingtest i cant test that
[22:44] <ey3> ikonia: But to reinstall I need to run live OS from USB/CD... right?
[22:44] <joshua__> i tried turning off power management but that didnt do anything 'cause its not suppported
[22:44] <ikonia> ey3: no, you need to boot the install media
[22:44] <ikonia> ey3: do that however you did it before
[22:45] <ey3> ikonia: Someone else installed Grub and Linux for me, I didn't do it
[22:45] <ikonia> ey3: ok, ask them to re-do it
[22:45] <ikonia> ey3: and ask them to explain to you how to do it
[22:45] <ey3> ikonia: Unfortunately that'
[22:45] <hobs-1> histo ran the first option in terminal you gave me and changed that line to .... GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="quiet splash acpi_osi=Linux acpi_backlight=vendor"   How to I save it?
[22:45] <ey3> ikonia: That's not really possible at the moment
[22:45] <nahtnam> Hey! Im still somewhat new to linux. How can I block incoming connctions except from a few servers (it is a database server).
[22:45] <ikonia> ey3: then either learn how to make install media yourself or wait for them to be free
[22:45] <rgpfxn> F|_|CK @LL
[22:45] <rgpfxn> F|_|CK @LL
[22:45] <rgpfxn> F|_|CK @LL
[22:45] <qufmj> F|_|CK @LL
[22:45] <mpkyti> F|_|CK @LL
[22:45] <mpkyti> F|_|CK @LL
[22:45] <mpkyti> F|_|CK @LL
[22:45] <qufmj> F|_|CK @LL
[22:45] <qufmj> F|_|CK @LL
[22:45] <rgpfxn> F|_|CK @LL
[22:45] <qufmj> F|_|CK @LL
[22:45] <miqqt> F|_|CK @LL
[22:46] <miqqt> F|_|CK @LL
[22:46] <mpkyti> F|_|CK @LL
[22:46] <domqn> F|_|CK @LL
[22:46] <ndotka> F|_|CK @LL
[22:46] <shihnr> F|_|CK @LL
[22:46] <shihnr> F|_|CK @LL
[22:46] <csnakf> F|_|CK @LL
[22:46] <csnakf> F|_|CK @LL
[22:46] <uqyvdr> F|_|CK @LL
[22:46] <uqyvdr> F|_|CK @LL
[22:47] <nahtnam> Ok
[22:47] <nahtnam> after all that, ill ask again
[22:47] <nahtnam> Hey! Im still somewhat new to linux. How can I block incoming connctions except from a few servers (it is a database server).
[22:47] <nahtnam> *ips
[22:47] <ikonia> nahtnam: block them from what ?
[22:48] <ey3> ikonia: The person who did it is not my friend or relative, it was some guy I've paid ages ago to upgrade my hardware and install OS on it. I don't have contact with him anymore.
[22:48] <nahtnam> ikonia: I have a database server and I only want to allow connections from specific ips.
[22:48] <ikonia> nahtnam: to the whole server or just the database
[22:48] <nahtnam> ikonia: Whole server
[22:48] <ikonia> nahtnam: what services are open ?
[22:48] <praxbf> F|_|CK @LL
[22:48] <amaiy> F|_|CK @LL
[22:48] <epihgyg> F|_|CK @LL
[22:48] <zroya> F|_|CK @LL
[22:48] <epihgyg> F|_|CK @LL
[22:48] <zsymm> F|_|CK @LL
[22:48] <zsymm> F|_|CK @LL
[22:48] <epihgyg> F|_|CK @LL
[22:48] <epihgyg> F|_|CK @LL
[22:48] <epihgyg> F|_|CK @LL
[22:48] <nahtnam> ikonia: Postgres and redis
[22:48] <nahtnam> ikonia: Are you an OP?
[22:48] <fniyjk> F|_|CK @LL
[22:48] <fniyjk> F|_|CK @LL
[22:48] <mcddsrw> F|_|CK @LL
[22:48] <mcddsrw> F|_|CK @LL
[22:48] <knqrc> F|_|CK @LL
[22:48] <knqrc> F|_|CK @LL
[22:48] <xjyci> F|_|CK @LL
[22:48] <xjyci> F|_|CK @LL
[22:48] <xjyci> F|_|CK @LL
[22:48] <xjyci> F|_|CK @LL
[22:49] <cldxdrw> F|_|CK @LL
[22:49] <cldxdrw> F|_|CK @LL
[22:49] <oeesxq> F|_|CK @LL
[22:49] <oeesxq> F|_|CK @LL
[22:49] <upudaf> F|_|CK @LL
[22:49] <upudaf> F|_|CK @LL
[22:49] <jgwzaq> F|_|CK @LL
[22:49] <jgwzaq> F|_|CK @LL
[22:49] <xxmgma> F|_|CK @LL
[22:49] <xxmgma> F|_|CK @LL
[22:53] <nahtnam> ikonia: So? How do I do it?
[22:53] <ikonia> nahtnam: use ubuntu firewall
[22:53] <ikonia> nahtnam: which is just iptables really
[22:53] <pdo_fn14> What happening with BADSIG on Trusty backports?.
[22:53] <nahtnam> ikonia: This? https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/firewall.html
[22:53] <ikonia> nahtnam: you can use that, sure
[22:54] <nahtnam> Kk. Thanks
[22:56] <pdo_fn14> Hello anyone?.
[22:59] <designbybeck> Pros and Cons of doing a fresh install with Encryption of the harddrive?
[22:59] <ikonia> what do you mean pros/cons
[23:00] <ikonia> it's personal need/requirements that are importnat
[23:00] <designbybeck> should i do it ikonia ? this is a donated computer I'm giving away tomorrow
[23:00] <ikonia> designbybeck: it's up to you
[23:00] <ikonia> "should you do it" - if you're asking that the answer is probably "no"
[23:00] <designbybeck> ...I'll go with that ikonia! ;) as I have never done it on my own stuff just yet!.. I"m still learning!
[23:01] <designbybeck> ...Thanks ikonia
[23:01] <hobs-1> histo  Done.Brightness is now adjustable. Thanks for your help. :)
[23:03] <Neroon> where else can i find cifs automounts except fstab?
[23:04] <ikonia> find them ?
[23:04] <genii> Neroon: Nowhere.
[23:04] <ikonia> Neroon: what's the actual problem
[23:04] <Pici> Technically there is /etc/fstab.d/, but I don't think it is actually sourced. So.. this isn't really an answer either.
[23:05] <Neroon> my system seems to try to mount something with cifs at boot time, but fails. yet it takes 40+ seconds to do so
[23:05] <ikonia> Neroon: why do you think that
[23:06] <ikonia> Neroon: what's the reason you think it's trying to mount a cifs share
[23:06] <Neroon> ikonia: <   39.788912>] CIFS VFS: Error connecting to socket. Aborting operation
[23:06] <Neroon> ikonia: dmesg output
[23:06] <ikonia> Neroon: that doesnt mean anything
[23:06] <ikonia> Neroon: that doesn't mean you are wrong though
[23:07] <Pici> Neroon: is this after you login, or at boot?
[23:07] <Neroon> ikonia: well it does mean, boot time is about a minute here...
[23:07] <ikonia> Neroon: what's in your fstab
[23:07] <ikonia> can you pastebin it please.
[23:07] <Neroon> Pici: can't tell for sure, did dmesg after login
[23:09] <Neroon> ikonia: just posting the last 20 or so lines: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7782491/
[23:10] <daftykins> Neroon: is there a mount in your fstab or something?
[23:11] <Neroon> daftykins: just local mounts of /, home and swap via uuid
[23:11] <Pici> Neroon: do you have anything setup for printing to shared windows printers?
[23:11] <Neroon> Pici: no printers at all, no
[23:12] <Neroon> Pici: and no windows pcs at all
[23:12] <daftykins> my next thought would be startup scripts
[23:12] <Neroon> daftykins: init.d?
[23:13] <daftykins> Neroon: more account based ones, startup applications i should've said
[23:14] <ikonia> Neroon: paste the fstab, lets take a look
[23:14] <Neroon> ikonia: fine, but it's quite empty there ;-)
[23:14] <ikonia> Neroon: as it should be
[23:15] <ey3> ikonia: How do I mount removable media from command line?
[23:15] <Neroon> ikonia: there you go: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7782499/
[23:15] <ikonia> ey3: why are you doing that ?
[23:16] <daftykins> ey3: is it a server install?
[23:16] <ey3> ikonia: Trying to back my stuff up
[23:16] <ikonia> ey3: do it from within the livecd/installer enviornment
[23:16] <ikonia> ey3: you'lld find it a lot easier
[23:16] <ikonia> Neroon: do you have samba actually installed on your machine ?
[23:16] <Neroon> ikonia: yes
[23:17] <ikonia> Neroon: client / and / or server
[23:17] <Neroon> ikonia: both
[23:17] <ikonia> is there a reason ?
[23:18] <Neroon> ikonia: yes. there is a huge disk in here, i sometimes need access to from my second pc
[23:18] <ikonia> Neroon: so you are sharing out part of the disk
[23:18] <Neroon> ikonia: the whole disk actually
[23:18] <ikonia> Neroon: disable the server for a test and reboot
[23:19] <Neroon> ikonia: while I'm at it, I might make a dmesg from console before logging in to the desktop
[23:20] <ikonia> Neroon: check the boot log too if you have one
[23:20] <bigd> Hey, I came back to my desktop, and it won't let me enter my password. I've tried restarting the xserver to no avail
[23:20] <ikonia> Neroon: remove the boot splash too
[23:20] <Neroon> ikonia: which one? /var/log/messages?
[23:21] <ikonia> Neroon: used to be /var/log/boot.log
[23:21] <ikonia> or something like that
[23:21] <Neroon> ikonia: k
[23:21] <ikonia> I think it got removed though
[23:21] <ikonia> I'm not %100 sure
[23:21] <Neroon> ikonia: checking...
[23:21] <Neroon> ikonia: nope, 12.03 still got it :-)
[23:21] <Neroon> ikonia: 04
[23:22] <bigd> Anyone know how I can convince my desktop to unlock?
[23:22] <Neroon> ikonia: brb
[23:22] <ey3> ikonia: Well, it seems that grub just booted the live USB... Strange, last time I tried I couldn't do it. Maybe I did something wrong. Anyway, hopefully I'll do fine on my own from there. Thanks.
[23:23] <vfw> bigd: Ctrl-Alt-Backspace ?
[23:23] <bigd> vfw: Tried that already
[23:23] <andreipath> hey, anyone can help out a poor soul fix a wifi issue ?
[23:24] <andreipath> wifi disabled by hardware switch
[23:24] <bigd> It won't let me enter anything, and even when I restart the xserver, it's still locked
[23:24] <andreipath> and i cant figure out a way to turn it back on
[23:25] <vfw> bigd: Ctrl-Alt-F6 and kill lightdm
[23:25] <bigd> andreipath: Hmm, do you actually have a hardware wifi switch? If not, there's probably something you can hit with the fn key, one of my laptops is fn+f2
[23:25] <andreipath> yeah bigd, i do
[23:25] <vfw> andreipath: find the hardware switch and turn it back on.
[23:25] <andreipath> but its useless in xubuntu
[23:26] <andreipath> it only works on windows
[23:26] <ey3> andreipath: Maybe reinstalling the wireless drivers could help
[23:26] <vfw> bigd: sudo pkill lightdm
[23:26] <andreipath> the thing is that it works on recovery mode just fine
[23:27] <daftykins> andreipath: have you run "sudo rfkill unblock all" ?
[23:27] <daftykins> i think that's the command
[23:27] <daftykins> i understand hardware switch vs. software, but it doesn't hurt
[23:27] <andreipath> did reinstalling drivers, rfkill, hard switch, bios reset
[23:27] <andreipath> and so on
[23:27] <andreipath> but none worked
[23:27] <vfw> andreipath: What chip is it?
[23:27] <andreipath> its just weird that it works in recovery mode though
[23:28] <andreipath> its an atheros
[23:28] <andreipath> im running on a compaq cq60
[23:28] <andreipath> and i have xubuntu 14.04 installed
[23:28] <daftykins> andreipath: when you say recovery, do you mean holding shift at boot, going to advanced options and picking the recovery of the newest kernel there?
[23:28] <vfw> andreipath: Fully updated?
[23:31] <andreipath> i am fully updated, and yes, i go to recovery from the grub menu, and im using the same kernel so its all the same
[23:31] <vfw> andreipath: You're right, makes no sense at all.
[23:32] <vfw> andreipath: What does iwconfig say about it?
[23:33] <vfw> andreipath: (when it's not working)...
[23:33] <andreipath> hold on a sec vfw
[23:33] <bigd> vfw: It's still not working. Is there a config file, database, gsettings value or something else that says it's locked?
[23:33] <andreipath> ill paste the output
[23:34] <andreipath> iwconfig
[23:34] <andreipath> ppp0      no wireless extensions.
[23:34] <andreipath> wlan0     IEEE 802.11bg  ESSID:off/any
[23:34] <andreipath>           Mode:Managed  Access Point: Not-Associated   Tx-Power=off
[23:34] <andreipath>           Retry  long limit:7   RTS thr:off   Fragment thr:off
[23:34] <andreipath>           Encryption key:off
[23:34] <unopaste> andreipath you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[23:34] <vfw> andreipath: Not here!
[23:35] <Neroon> ikonia: crap, seems to be a startup script from the DE
[23:35] <andreipath> http://pastebin.com/EgiRUZPT
[23:35] <andreipath> sorry bout the paste thing :(
[23:35] <vfw> andreipath: It says Tx-Power=off
[23:35] <LostNva> andreipath: try ifconfig wlan0 down ,  iw reg set US , ifconfig wlan0 up
[23:37] <LostNva> assuming your in the US
[23:37] <vfw> andreipath: sudo wlan0 txpower 20
[23:37] <Neroon> ikonia: thanks for the help anyway :-)
[23:37] <andreipath> vfw : yes, tx-power off due to hard switch
[23:38] <vfw> andreipath: Have you tried the switch?
[23:38] <andreipath> lostnva : SIOCSIFFLAGS: Operation not possible due to RF-kill
[23:38] <vfw> andreipath: (Turn the switch on.)
[23:38] <LostNva> switch somewhere
[23:38] <andreipath> the switch is useless, doesnt work on linux
[23:38] <vfw> andreipath: Really?  Is it a Function Key?
[23:39] <bigd> Maybe if I unset lock-enabled in org.gnome.desktop.screensaver?
[23:39] <andreipath> above the keyboard i have a switch but it only works on windows, on linux its pointless
[23:39] <andreipath> no, not an fn key, its an actual button
[23:39] <vfw> andreipath: (I've installed linux on a number of laptops and those swithce always worked for me.  So, I dono....
[23:40] <vfw> andreipath: You might look at bios settings.
[23:41] <vfw> andreipath: iwlist wlan0 scan  #What does that say?
[23:41] <andreipath> i have reset bios and still nothing
[23:42] <andreipath> vfm: wlan0     Interface doesn't support scanning : Network is down
[23:43] <andreipath> i know its supposed to work, but for some reason it does not
[23:43] <andreipath> i had kali installed and the switch worked fine
[23:44] <vfw> andreipath: lspci |grep ireless |pastebinit  #send URL
[23:44] <andreipath> and it worked on a big number of other distros
[23:44] <LostNva> its an internal wifi chip?
[23:44] <LostNva> card
[23:44] <vfw> andreipath: Is this a laptop?
[23:44] <andreipath> but since i did dist-upgrade from 13.10 to 14.04 it not working anymore
[23:45] <andreipath> and whats more bizzare is the fact that works in recovery mode
[23:45] <LostNva> if its internal wifi card, take the card out and boot without it, then turn of puter and put it back in
[23:45] <andreipath> yes its a laptop
[23:45] <andreipath> its plug and play card
[23:45] <vfw> andreipath: Show us the lspci output.
[23:45] <andreipath> i did that already ant bios sees the card is missing before booting
[23:45] <vfw> andreipath: What does plug and play mean?
[23:46] <LostNva> turn of computer i mean, remove wifi card, boot back in without it, turn off computer put it back in
[23:47] <ghilherme> Oi Pisi
[23:47] <ghilherme> pici
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[23:48] <andreipath> vfw: plug and play as in a separate card. its not embeded. http://pastebin.com/zah7cQvr
[23:49] <vfw> andreipath: My last question was rhetorical, (I was being facetious.)
[23:49] <ki7mt> from the K3UK site: p29no Papua New Guinea is on 15 JT9
[23:50] <andreipath> lol
[23:50] <andreipath> :P
[23:50] <ki7mt> Whoops, sorry wrong channel.
[23:52] <vfw> andreipath: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2160177
[23:53] <vfw> andreipath: Most of them are separate cards. But the term "plug and play" has to real meaning.
[23:53] <m1chael> hello. i have an HP Envy m6 laptop. I have tried the distros xUbuntu, Ubuntu, and now Mint. Hibernation / Suspend does not work. stays at a black screen (although i will see my wifi light illuminate, and the computer seems alive..) problem exists on all distros.
[23:53] <andreipath> thanx for the thread
[23:54] <LostNva> m1chael:tried installed or live
[23:55] <m1chael> never tried live. happens on installed distro with dual boot
[23:55] <LostNva> did you make a swap partition or is that done automatically
[23:56] <LostNva> i had same problem when i refused to make swap partion
[23:56] <mib_mib> hi all - pretty newb question here - but i'm trying to install Apache Spark on Ubuntu with CDH4 - when it says "CDH4" prebuilt package - does that mean they already compiled / built it, so i dont need to compile it? http://spark.apache.org/downloads.html
[23:56] <andreipath> a huge thanx to vfm
[23:57] <daftykins> andreipath: what was it?
[23:57] <andreipath> it worked. kudos to you :D
[23:57] <mib_mib> hi all - pretty newb question here - but i'm trying to install Apache Spark on Ubuntu with CDH4 - when it says "CDH4" prebuilt package - does that mean its already compiled / built, so i dont need to compile it (i.e no need to run sbt/sbt assembly)? http://spark.apache.org/downloads.html
[23:57] <daftykins> mib_mib: we saw you the first time
[23:57] <m1chael> i'm pretty sure i ahve a swap
[23:57] <mib_mib> sorry
[23:57] <mib_mib> accident
[23:57] <knob> Hey guys... I am trying to get rid of the "global menu" on top of all applications.   I am following this article (link), yet my system tells me that it cannot located dconf-editor.    Any idea what I can do? http://www.webupd8.org/2013/11/unity-global-menu-can-now-be-disabled.html
[23:58] <m1chael> swapon -s ----- reveals: /dev/sda6                               partition	5735420	0	-1
[23:58] <daftykins> mib_mib: ubuntu works with package repositories, downloaded software is at your own risk so we can't assist on this one i'm afraid
[23:58] <andreipath> daftykins: i had to disable the hardware encryption for the device
[23:59] <daftykins> ah-har, interesting
[23:59] <mib_mib> my onyl question is what does it mean to have a pre-built package? does that usually imply compiled binaries or what?
[23:59] <andreipath> yes, interesting indeed
[23:59] <daftykins> mib_mib: yes most likely
[23:59] <andreipath> im glad its sorted