[00:02] <OerHeks> FKLinguista, i don't know what could be missing, have you tried > sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[00:13] <sajan> wafflejock,
[00:17] <G4n0n> Hi, got a patch from "http://www.spinics.net/lists/stable/msg46075.html" but i have no idea how to install that code. Any help is appreciated
[00:18] <bazhang> !patch | G4n0n
[00:18] <G4n0n> thank you!
[00:21] <nectarys> hi, is there any function that returns the lower case of a given folder name ?
[00:22] <expunge> nectarys: what use would that be
[00:23] <nectarys> expunge, I'm trying to set the names of some folders to lowercase
[00:23] <expunge> nectarys: set where? For whta?
[00:23] <expunge> s/whta/what/
[00:24] <nectarys> expunge, set a folder's name to lowercase, is that possible? For example, if a folder's name is 'ABC', i'm asking if there is a function that converts it to 'abc'?
[00:25] <expunge> nectarys: sure
[00:25] <expunge> nectarys: but what for? The best solution will depend on this answer
[00:26] <nectarys> expunge, for renames
[00:27] <guest102340> Hello, I'm in a bit of a spot. My friend who've I've recently set up with Linux is trying to get an xbox 360 controller to work with Ubuntu 12.04 LTS running on default Unity GUI. He's googled several guides on how to get it set up, and had it mostly working before (the right thumbstick was still not recognized, nor was the d-pad, and it thought the triggers was the right thumbstick). In his attempts to install, he
[00:27] <guest102340> installed the same repository twice, and installed the same driver twice as well. He did not make a backup before doing so. I'd like to undo that and try and work from scratch, but now it's not working at all and I don't know how to uninstall what he's done. I googled it and purged and uninstalled the apps with sudo-apt get, but when I tried to reinstall and undo the settings that broke it, it acted like the same se
[00:27] <guest102340> ttings were still in place. I didn't try to remove the repository because I'm not sure what effects that would have (I don't have a lot of experience with those myself). If anyone could help me troubleshoot and undo, I'd be really grateful.
[00:28] <eeee> nectarys: sudo apt-get install pyrenamer
[00:28] <eeee> substitutions > capitalization > lowercase
[00:29] <expunge> nectarys: | tr A-Z a-z
[00:30] <expunge> nectarys: and a million other ways: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2264428/converting-string-to-lower-case-in-bash-shell-scripting
[00:31] <nectarys> expunge, okay, thank you !
[00:31] <guest102340> sudo apt-get* and if no one knows, I'd be grateful if someone could give me some tips on what to google to get me started. Thanks. :)
[00:33] <nectarys> how to change the default set colors of Terminal, please ?
[00:33] <expunge> prefs?
[00:34] <guest102340> You can set up terminal profiles and edit the colors there. Let me take a look at it myself and I'll give more specific instructions.
[00:34] <wafflejock> yeah just edit profiles
[00:36] <wafflejock> guest102340: you can use dpkg -L packagename to see what files a package installs
[00:37] <guest102340> wafflejock Thanks. Should I remove the doubly-installed repository or will it have no effect?
[00:38] <guest102340> wafflejock It was a third party repository not related to canonical (AFAIK)
[00:38] <wafflejock> guest102340: the repositoriy is where apt-get is going to look when it needs to update the cache (sudo apt-get update) but I'm not sure about if you delete a package and the location it was installed from is no longer listed in the repos
[00:38] <wafflejock> I presume it would be fine, can comment it out and see
[00:39] <guest102340> Okay, thanks.
[00:39] <wafflejock> np, never toyed with the MS joysticks in Ubuntu
[00:39] <guest102340> wafflejock I'll try commenting it out and run an update. I really appreciate the help!
[00:39] <wafflejock> got a logitech wireless one but not sure I've actually used it in Linux either since most of the gaming is still Windows
[00:40] <wafflejock> .... gonna play some Civ 5 on my buntu box though now that I think of it
[00:40] <guest102340> wafflejock Windows messed up on his PC (go figure) and he uses Wine to play FFXI
[00:41] <samthewildone> Hello, having this error when trying to format my USB drive
[00:41] <samthewildone> http://pastebin.com/w665cBDA
[00:42] <wafflejock> samthewildone: you try with sudo?
[00:42] <samthewildone> wafflejock, nope
[00:43] <wafflejock> samthewildone: think it's necessary
[00:43] <wafflejock> http://www.howtogeek.com/106873/how-to-use-fdisk-to-manage-partitions-on-linux/
[00:45] <ubuntu1_tp> I am looking to start development for ubuntu, I am not sure where to start. Could anybody help me guide in right direction
[00:45] <somsip> !developing | ubuntu1_tp
[00:45] <somsip> !developer | ubuntu1_tp
[00:46] <samthewildone> I'm assuming there isn't a mksf.fat32 /**/*** ?
[00:46] <ubuntu1_tp> thank you
[00:47] <wafflejock> samthewildone: doesn't appear to be when looking for man pages
[00:47] <wafflejock> samthewildone: not sure though
[00:47] <samthewildone> wafflejock, I was just doing that.
[00:47] <wafflejock> oh mkfs.fat works
[00:47] <wafflejock> er has a man page
[00:47] <samthewildone> they only have msdos
[00:48]  * samthewildone jumps on wafflejock's back like a monkey 
[00:48] <wafflejock> eh get down from there.... so this is Fat16?
[00:48] <wafflejock> nop looks like Fat32 from what they say in the man page
[00:53] <rypervenche> samthewildone: mkfs.vfat -F 32 /dev/sdXY
[00:56] <Melar> got a question.. oh wait...
[00:56] <FKLinguista> OerHeks: I'm back
[00:56] <Melar> is there a grub2 channel?
[00:56] <FKLinguista> my connection broke, so I lost whatever was said :(
[00:57] <ubuntu1_tp> thanks Ubottu
[00:58] <Melar> is there a grub2 disk that allows for installing grub to harddrive after boot?
[00:59] <Melar> :-S
[00:59] <samthewildone> rypervenche, thanks
[01:00] <expunge> Melar: what?
[01:03] <Atomos26> so I think I did the stupidest thing in existence
[01:03] <guardian1> 0/ evening.  I have 2 vps servers, one "new" and one "old" that i have sudo ssh level access to.  I want to copy everything from the old server to the new one, overwriting everything on there.  both are ubuntu 12.04 installs.  I was reading a bit about rsync but being new to linux i am not sure the proper command.
[01:03] <Atomos26> I added unstable debian repositories and updated.
[01:03] <Atomos26> Any way to undo this?
[01:05] <Atomos26> herlo?
[01:10] <expunge> herlo
[01:13] <MrJerome> I just did a fresh install of ubuntu server 14.04 and issuing the command "sudo shutdown now" doesn't shut down the system, but instead brings me to a root prompt. This seems bad.
[01:18] <beid7712> http://vividsx.com/digitalplayground-bangbros-realitykings-brazzers-naughtyamerica-mofos-pornpros-babes-21sextury-nubilefilms-private-passionhdpornfidelity-teenfidelity-evilangel-elegantange/
[01:20] <expunge> now there's a URI
[01:25] <Fall> wowwww
[01:30] <Melar> beid evedently never heard of pornhub
[01:31] <Melar> evidently
[01:35] <Froodle> So I screwed up badly with CCSM.  Now I can't get the unity panel to show up even after reinstalling 14.04.  Can anyone help?
[01:36] <expunge> you don't reinstall an OS to make an application run =/
[01:36] <expunge> what've you got in ls /usr/bin/*unity*
[01:38] <Froodle> unity, unity-control-center, unity-scope-loader, unity-settings-deamon, unity-webapps-desktop-file, unity-webapps-qml-launcher, unity-webapps-runner
[01:39] <veryhappy> hey guys, installing polkit-kde-1 should fix all the no-rights-errors?
[01:39] <Melar> didnt microsoft ri off kde when it built win 8?
[01:39] <teololtoy> how about just re installing the metapackage ubuntu-desktop.
[01:40] <Loshki> MrJerome: if you can reproduce it at will, please file a bug...
[01:40] <expunge> Froodle: is unity running? ps aux | grep -i unity
[01:40] <veryhappy> every application works quite good but muon and synaptics, they still don't ask for a password
[01:42] <Froodle> expunge: unity-settings-deamon, unity-panel-service, and unity-fallback-mount-helper are running.  I can view the desktop with Ctrl-Alt-F7 (but I'm using tty1 for irssi).
[01:43] <Loshki> Melar: www.supergrubdisk.org
[01:43] <Layton> hello there
[01:43] <Layton>  any proficient ubuntu / lubuntu users here who can aswer a few quick questions :o ?
[01:44] <veryhappy> Layton: just ask, well answer your questions then
[01:44] <oaulakh> how to lower screen brightness in ubuntu
[01:45] <oaulakh> i installe nvidia latest but still i'm facing this problem
[01:46] <veryhappy> oaulakh: nvidia can sometimes give you some problems, i know that, i'm using nvidia here too, anyway you should be able to do it over your keyboard keys with fn+key
[01:46] <Loshki> Atomos26: remove the repositories and re-update. (warning: I've never actually tried this). If it all goes wrong, back it up and reinstall from scratch
[01:46] <veryhappy> oaulakh: or you have kde/systemsettings/brightness
[01:47] <oaulakh> means?
[01:47] <Layton> cool thanks , veryhappy.  my only question is:  i have a rather old notebook i want to speed up , it was running win xp media edition so far,  the specs are: Acer Aspire 5630 Intel Centrino Duo (T5500) 1,66 Ghz 2 GB RAM Geforce Go 7300 , would you recommend ubuntu desktop or lubuntu , considering the specs ?
[01:47] <Alistair> Anyone here can help with some PHP syntax?
[01:47] <veryhappy> Alistair: please see ##programming
[01:48] <Alistair> thanks vm :-)
[01:48] <veryhappy> oaulakh: i already wrote what i meant, if you mean the problem with nvidia, it's sometimes stuck even when you try to change the brightness of your screen.
[01:49] <farmyard> Hello - I'm having some troubles with mic  sound quality, lots of static. I tried testing with arecord and, well I can hear okay, but the static is rather undesirable.  I'm using alsamixer
[01:49] <Loshki> Froodle: the config for unity is in your home directory somewhere. I'm betting this is why reinstalling the OS was a) unnecessary and b) didn't help.
[01:50] <Froodle> Loshki: Yeah, I mounted /home to its own partition.  I'll try digging through there.
[01:50] <veryhappy> Layton: you can use either lubuntu (lxde) which is optimized for such low-speed computers/netbooks/notebooks or xubuntu which is running with xfce, anyway you can with the right settings also run ubuntu or even ressourceful kubuntu, it's up to you.
[01:51] <veryhappy> oaulakh: i'm at least still trying to figure it out, at least on my netbook it doesn't always work the other notebook is working with it.
[01:52] <LostNva> farmyard: I had that problem recording with recordmydeskstop, lowering the master volume way down during recording cleared up the static.
[01:52] <veryhappy> oaulakh: i figured out, when i set the brightness and send it into standby and wake it up again it's set to the new brightness, but that can't be normal.
[01:52] <Layton> what would you recommend  if i would want to get some more speed and performance out of it compared to win xp , for media applications and text editing  given the specs ?
[01:53] <veryhappy> Layton: let's speak about that private
[01:53] <Layton> cool  :) thanks
[01:53] <farmyard> LostNva: Okay. Thanks. I'll give it a go!
[01:53] <veryhappy> oaulakh: set the brightness, send it into standby mode and wake it up and see if that changed the brightness then.
[01:55] <veryhappy> oaulakh: which surface do you use? kde? gnome?
[01:55] <oaulakh> gnome
[01:55] <veryhappy> i already read it, please don't repeat everything so fast.
[01:55] <oaulakh> ok
[01:56] <Farva> I am trying to figure out htop, I have a process running and I need to switch to that screen so that I can run commands under it
[01:56] <veryhappy> oaulakh: so you should be able to find the brightness settings in the options for background image or appearance
[01:56] <Farva> can some one tell me how this works?
[01:56] <veryhappy> oaulakh: gnome should give you an additional menu entry which should say standby
[01:56] <Farva> these manuals and tutorials make no sense to me, I dont know anything about any of this
[01:57] <oaulakh> yeah
[01:57] <veryhappy> Farva: htop?
[01:57] <Farva> yes
[01:57] <oaulakh> now?
[01:57] <Farva> I have a process running and I need to switch to that command line
[01:57] <veryhappy> Farva: it's a normal process viewer which is highly powerful.
[01:57] <Farva> I need to run commands under it
[01:57] <Farva> so I was told to use htop to switch to a process
[01:58] <Farva> but I can' t figure out how this works >.<
[01:58] <veryhappy> oaulakh: yes, now.
[01:59] <veryhappy> Farva: i don't know how you should switch to a process, i only know that you can search for processes (look in the description for the function keys) and then you can also directly kill processes.
[01:59] <Farva> I saw I could do that, so maybe htop is not what I need then
[02:00] <Farva> I have a game server running a process and I can't find a way to switch to its command line
[02:00] <Farva> its a java process
[02:00] <rypervenche> Farva: If you spawned it in the background and are not using that original terminal, it would be difficult to get it back.
[02:01] <OerHeks> Farva, you want a renice comand? see #5 > http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2011/09/linux-htop-examples/
[02:01] <Farva> ty
[02:02] <OerHeks> Renice alters the scheduling priority of a running proces
[02:03] <rypervenche> Farva: You may need to kill the process, then restart it inside of a tmux or screen session, so that you can always run commands in it later.
[02:03] <Farva> OerHeks: did I mention this is my 3rd day running anything from shell? Will this give me the command line of the process being ran?
[02:04] <Farva> rypervenche: thats what I was afraid of
[02:04] <OerHeks> nut sure you can get a comandline for that javaprocess
[02:08] <c3p0_> 避難所
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[02:09] <veryhappy> c3p0_: please write english here.
[02:09] <c3p0_> 避難所
[02:09] <st0ix> Hello
[02:10] <c3p0_> :D ~ Hi~  R U Chinese?
[02:10] <rww> !cn
[02:18] <kadoban> Is there an easy way to tell what a package does/installs?
[02:21] <kadoban> In particular, I have python3-flake8 installed, how do I tell how to run that? it seems like I can only find the python2 version...
[02:21] <qstrahl> I have some joysticks and I'm not happy with the way the buttons are interpreted. The joystick tools let me recalibrate the /dev/input/js* devices, but modern sdl games apparently just read /dev/input/event*
[02:21] <qstrahl> How can I get these buttons interpreted the way I want?
[02:29] <antonio_> Hey folks...
[02:30] <antonio_> I'm having a hard time getting certain videos to play on my Vizio Smart TV with Ps3 Media Server.  Getting "audio and video codec not supported".  Any idea what I can do?
[02:31] <bazhang> antonio_, using what ubuntu tools there
[02:31] <antonio_> huh?
[02:31] <bazhang> antonio_, this is #ubuntu
[02:31] <antonio_> Yeah I know.  I also know that a lot of people in here probably use ps3mediaserver
[02:32]  * rypervenche looks around.
[02:32] <bazhang> antonio_, so what ubuntu tools are in use
[02:32] <antonio_> ps3 media server
[02:33] <bazhang> whats the package name antonio_
[02:35] <antonio_> hmm
[02:35] <antonio_> not sure
[02:35] <bazhang> antonio_, why not use handbrake/avconv/ffmpeg to make them supported
[02:36] <antonio_> good idea...I need to find out what codecs can be used...
[02:36] <antonio_> Do you know of a program that can let me know the codecs of the videos that stream no problem?
[02:36] <bazhang> antonio_, what ones are currently rejected, other than mkv
[02:38] <bazhang> handbrake etc to convert avi/mkv to mp4/m4v would do it
[02:38] <OerHeks> is it wmv withh drm perhaps?
[02:38] <bazhang> handbrake can handle that, in most cases
[02:40] <antonio_> mp4 isn't working
[02:41] <bazhang> antonio_, run it through handbrake then
[02:41] <bazhang> !info handbrake | antonio_
[02:42] <kadoban> Any way I can figure out what the python3-flake8 package installs? I have it installed, but have no idea how to use it. The flake8 executable is the python2 version...
[02:44] <prasanth> hai
[02:45] <somsip> !ping
[02:46] <prasanth> hola
[02:47] <somsip> prasanth: people are here. Just ask your question
[02:48] <kadoban> Apparently I was looking for 'apt-file'
[02:49] <prasanth> hai anyone there
[02:50] <bazhang> prasanth, what is your ubuntu support issue
[02:55] <martialalex> hi, I just installed a partition for ubuntu on my dell latitude and I can't get it to detect my wireless driver. Help?
[02:55] <sudormrf> hey guys, trying to figure out which video driver I need.  it is a bit of an odd question since I am running server, but I installed xbmc on my nuc and now xbmc is saying it needs a video driver.  was looking at this package, i965-va-driver.  that look right?
[02:56] <Loshki> Layton: I have an old dell inspiron with a celeron 1.5GHz processor and 1G ram which runs ubuntu 12.04 lts slowly but usably for email, browsing and playing music. I've tried the "tiny" distros and nothing was obviously better.
[03:00] <martialalex> Anyone willing to help?
[03:00] <prasanth> how to install a download manager
[03:00] <sudormrf> I guess the short of it is, which driver do I need for this: 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 3rd Gen Core processor Graphics Controller (rev 09)
[03:03] <bazhang> !info aria2
[03:03] <bazhang> prasanth, ^
[03:04] <cfhowlett> Loshki, lubuntu is optimized for lower spec and legacy hardware
[03:07] <prasanth> how to install it
[03:07] <bazhang> prasanth, sudo apt-get install aria2
[03:07] <Loshki> cfhowlett: worth knowing, thank you...
[03:08] <thevira> Hello
[03:09] <prasanth> i am new to use ubuntu
[03:09] <thevira> Hello prasanth
[03:09] <prasanth> hai
[03:09] <bazhang> !manual | prasanth have a read
[03:09] <cfhowlett> Loshki, to test without the full install: sudo apt-get install lxde xfce4                          then logout/choose lubuntu/xubuntu session/login.  if you really like it install lubuntu-desktop or xubuntu-desktop and then see the !purexubuntu or !urexubuntu factoid for cleaning up
[03:10] <bazhang> !rute | prasanth and this too
[03:11] <prasanth> thank you
[03:16] <Loshki> cfhowlett: thanks. In fact, I'm one of the few that prefers to run fvwm, which runs well on old hardware, and I use the command line a lot.
[03:20] <thevira> tried to update and had error updating a ppa
[03:20] <thevira> W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/apachelogger/librocket/ubuntu/dists/trusty/main/source/Sources  404  Not Found
[03:20] <thevira> W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/apachelogger/librocket/ubuntu/dists/trusty/main/binary-amd64/Packages  404  Not Found
[03:20] <thevira> W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/apachelogger/librocket/ubuntu/dists/trusty/main/binary-i386/Packages  404  Not Found
[03:20] <thevira> E: Some index files failed to download. They have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[03:21] <thevira> could any one explain what does that mean by ?
[03:21] <somsip> thevira: check with the PPA maintainer. They aren't official repos
[03:21] <cfhowlett> !ppa | thevira
[03:21] <thevira> I was trying to setup librocket
[03:22] <thevira> for a app to run
[03:22] <thwest> without a grub/lilo menu is there a way to boot to level 3?
[03:22] <karb0n_>  /msg NickServ RELEASE karb0n [<n%W9@>bJxrA3vQFWesYe=:D
[03:23] <thwest> i'm getting the graphic loading dots and they all fill but dont startx all the way
[03:24] <thwest> responds to a vm shutdown command though ":(
[03:25] <Loshki> thwest: can you get to a command prompt if you type ctrl-alt-f2 ?
[03:25] <sudormrf> hey guys.  can anyone here help me figure out what I need to get the right graphics driver installed for my hardware?
[03:25] <Loshki> karb0n_: Awkward...
[03:26] <bazhang> sudormrf, the intel driver should be in the kernel already, you wont get any great support on it (ie 3D or whatnot)
[03:27] <sudormrf> bazhang: it’s not loaded.  running ubuntu-server.  I am in the server channel, but the server channel is very quiet
[03:27] <sudomatic> sudormrf: which is the card that you use
[03:27] <sudormrf> sudomatic: nice name ;).  intel hd 4000
[03:28] <sudomatic> should be working
[03:28] <sudormrf> sudomatic: ubuntu-server.  it isn’t loaded
[03:28] <Loshki> I thought the server didn't even include an X11 server? Don't you need ubuntu-desktop or some such?
[03:28] <sudomatic> sudormrf: get the drivers here https://01.org/linuxgraphics/downloads
[03:29] <sudormrf> sudomatic: I have that link, but I am hoping to install via apt
[03:29] <sudomatic> ah you are using the server
[03:29] <sudormrf> sudomatic: yeah.  the server channel is dead
[03:29] <sudomatic> install a desktop
[03:29] <sudormrf> sudomatic: would rather not
[03:29] <sudormrf> just need to install the driver to run xbmc
[03:29] <sudomatic> ah ok
[03:30] <sudormrf> just wondering which package I would need to install from apt to load it
[03:31] <sudomatic> just install xbmc rest of the deps will follow
[03:31] <sudormrf> sudomatic: already did, but it complains when I try to run itXBMC needs hardware accelerated OpenGL rendering.
[03:32] <sudomatic> well I'll be damned, just install Intel drivers
[03:33] <sudormrf> sudomatic: lol trying to avoid installing from a deb because then I need to frequently check for updates manually through their site
[03:33] <cfoch> hi folks
[03:33] <cfoch> my father has uñ
[03:34] <cfoch> updTed his version of ubuntu to the 14.04
[03:35] <cfoch> he has exactly the same problem in bug #1309535
[03:35] <sudomatic> sudormrf: I thinkuse this ppa https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/intel-graphics-updates
[03:35] <cfoch> is someone doing something about it?
[03:36] <sudormrf> sudomatic: hmm.  looks like that thing is pretty old.  maybe I just install the deb
[03:36] <cfoch> he can't use the graphic interface..
[03:37] <cfoch> welñ is exactly the same prpblem of that bug
[03:37] <cfoch> ^
[03:38] <cfhowlett> cfoch, undecided/unconfirmed status means nothing being done.  watch the bug report for updates
[03:39] <cfoch> well... it seems many people having the same pro l
[03:39] <sudomatic> sudormrf: just install the deb it adds the Intel ppa automatically for updates
[03:39] <cfoch> prl
[03:40] <cfoch> problem
[03:40] <sudormrf> sudomatic: checking
[03:40] <cfoch> i think it is a critical bug
[03:40] <cfoch> but i dont use ubuntu
[03:41] <cfhowlett> cfoch, sorry, but 25 people reported this bug out of how many millions of light DM users ?  25.  Important to you?  Yes.  Critical bug?  No.  Doesn't mean it wont' get fixed at some point, though.
[03:43] <sudormrf> sudomatic: this may be a dependency nightmare
[03:44] <sudomatic> sudormrf: eh! [scratch x 3]
[03:44] <sudormrf> sudomatic: tried to install the deb, said xxx wasn’t installed.  chances are when I install those dependencies I will have to install more
[03:45] <sudormrf> that is why I was hoping for something already in the repos in apt
[03:45] <sudormrf> so I wouldn’t have to go hunting around
[03:45] <sudomatic> hold on let me read the source
[03:45] <cfoch> i say it because tje user cant use the graphic env
[03:45] <sudomatic> irritating doing this on mobile
[03:46] <sudormrf> sudomatic: thanks.
[03:48] <sudormrf> sudomatic: looks like xserver-xorg-video-intel is the driver that is normally installed on a full system
[03:49] <sudomatic> well can't open the files right now, will have to check out later
[03:50] <sudomatic> sudormrf: which are the deps it asked for
[03:50] <sudormrf> sudomatic: let me pastebin it
[03:51] <sudormrf> sudomatic: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8146564/
[03:52] <sudomatic> these packages the installer asks looks valid
[03:53] <sudomatic> oh yeah
[03:53] <sudomatic> now I remember, it is a graphical installer
[03:54] <sudormrf> sudomatic: d’oh.
[03:54] <apb_> rsync  -viuSaXn  /home     /mnt/c/home      output sample:        >f+++++++++ home/apb/Documents/Revisions/tmp.txt     According to the man page "A > means that a file is being transferred to the local host (received)." and to roughly summarize, a + means a "newly created item".  It also says option -n means dry run.  So, unless the dry run option is broken, then I'm at a loss as to understand why it would specify a newly created file is being received - since
[03:54] <apb_> the file already exists on both /home and /mnt/c/home - or did I mess up the source and target and I'm not seeing it?
[03:54] <expunge> apb_: is it created or not?
[03:54] <apb_> expunge: it exists
[03:55] <apb_> expunge: previously
[03:55] <expunge> apb_: what exists?
[03:55] <expunge> then what does it matter
[03:55] <samthewildone> Is there a way I can log into my dad's computer while he's watching videos to complete his ubuntu installation ?
[03:55] <expunge> samthewildone: while he's watching videos on Ubuntu?
[03:55] <apb_> expunge: because it's a dry run and I want to know why it's planning on transferring gigabytes of data that it doesn't need to.
[03:55] <samthewildone> expunge, he's asking me to do all these things for his desktop.
[03:55] <expunge> samthewildone: just answer the question next time =P
[03:55] <expunge> samthewildone: do you need a GUI to do them?
[03:55] <samthewildone> expunge, im in the middle of fucking programming.
[03:56] <sudormrf> going to keep digging
[03:56] <expunge> samthewildone: tell him that
[03:56] <samthewildone> he keeps asking me problems about this and that
[03:56] <expunge> yeah, that's what dads are for
[03:56]  * samthewildone dad has consumed more than 2 liters of alcohol 
[03:56] <expunge> just ignore him then
[03:56] <samthewildone> surprised he's still holding up.
[03:56] <samthewildone> ....
[03:56] <samthewildone> smh
[03:56] <expunge> apb_: are they identical files?
[03:57] <samthewildone> old people, can't wait to move out.
[03:57] <samthewildone> :|
[03:57] <apb_> expunge: yes
[03:57] <expunge> samthewildone: why wait
[03:57] <expunge> apb_: according to?
[03:57] <samthewildone> funds
[03:57] <samthewildone> almost finished with school.
[03:57] <expunge> samthewildone: funds is not a reason, but almost done with something is, I guess =)
[03:57] <bazhang> !ot
[03:57] <apb_> expunge: time and date... plus if I did a checksum I'm sure they'd match
[03:57] <expunge> apb_: that's true, _if_ you did a checksum, you'd be sure
[03:57] <samthewildone> expunge, I need to secure a entry level programming job
[03:58] <expunge> samthewildone: you'd like to =)
[03:58] <netsnail> Why my gentoo system '/etc/xdg/autostart/' not working ?
[03:58] <samthewildone> which I had an offer but, it was way to far for a daily commute
[03:58] <expunge> netsnail: in the right channel?
[03:58] <apb_> expunge: rsync does not do checksumming unless I tell it to, which I didn't.
[03:58] <bazhang> try in #gentoo netsnail
[03:58] <samthewildone> expunge, I had a offer for 45K
[03:58] <expunge> apb_: the question was whether they're identical
[03:58] <expunge> samthewildone: there you go
[03:58] <apb_> expunge: the answer was yes
[03:58] <bazhang> expunge samthewildone take the chit chat elsewhere
[03:58] <samthewildone> that was last year
[03:58] <expunge> apb_: no, you didn't say yes =)
[03:59]  * samthewildone french kisses bazhang 
[03:59] <samthewildone> :D
[03:59] <apb_> [20:57] <apb_> expunge: yes
[03:59] <bazhang> samthewildone, #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:59] <samthewildone> why does chrome crash randomly ?
[03:59] <expunge> apb_: so you don't trust rsync, and you aren't willing to run a checksum to confirm it shouldn't be trusted?
[03:59] <expunge> samthewildone: poorly authored
[04:00] <samthewildone> :D
[04:00] <expunge> you could run it in a terminal for more details, though
[04:01] <samthewildone> speaking of errors I notice when running certain applications via terminal to see whats going on behind I usually get GTK2.0 Erros
[04:01] <expunge> well, they're probably more like warnings =)
[04:01] <samthewildone> ah
[04:01] <samthewildone> is that common ?
[04:01] <expunge> yup
[04:02] <expunge> they're not designed to be run from terminals, after all
[04:02] <expunge> GUI toolkit apps =)
[04:02] <samthewildone> figures
[04:02]  * samthewildone switches to vim
[04:02] <expunge> information is good
[04:02] <apb_> expunge:
[04:02] <apb_> 14976    23 home/apb/Documents/Revisions/tmp.txt
[04:02] <apb_> 14976    23 /mnt/c/home/apb/Documents/Revisions/tmp.txt

[04:04] <expunge> apb_: cool
[04:05] <kyle_balkissoon> Hi, when I minimize windows in the second x-screen they vanish, I am on ubuntu 14.04 and kde 4.13.3
[04:05] <samthewildone> what was the command to refresh gnome desktop ?
[04:05]  * apb_ sighs
[04:05] <samthewildone> instead of login off ?
[04:05] <expunge> gnome or unity?
[04:05] <samthewildone> ...unity
[04:05] <samthewildone> I remember it was like "kill ***-desktop"
[04:06] <expunge> apb_: #rsync ?
[04:06] <expunge> samthewildone: that's probably the mean way
[04:06] <expunge> ls /usr/bin/*desktop* /usr/bin/*unity* might remind you, though
[04:07] <apb_> expunge: thanks
[04:10] <samthewildone> brb
[04:11] <samthewildone> almost botched my desktop
[04:22] <jeff__> hello
[04:22] <samthewildone> is there a way I can lock volume to 50% ?
[04:23] <expunge> lock?
[04:23] <expunge> jeff__: hi
[04:23] <samthewildone> expunge, you know in android you can lock volume to a certain limit.
[04:23] <samthewildone> The volume can go no higher than a set value.
[04:24] <expunge> what'd be the point in that
[04:24] <samthewildone> many people like using my computer and not putting the volume to normal state.
[04:24] <samthewildone> So when I get back on... I'm not waking up the dead.
[04:25] <capruro> Hi
[04:25] <lotuspsychje> im looking for ideas howto make a 'to do list' over network on ubuntu?
[04:27] <expunge> lotuspsychje: echo -e 'milk\nbeans\neggs' >> ~/todo
[04:27] <expunge> samthewildone: ah
[04:28] <expunge> samthewildone: you need that pulse commandline kajigger
[04:28] <lotuspsychje> expunge: can you explain what this does exactly?
[04:28] <expunge> lotuspsychje: it adds those three lines to the file ~/todo
[04:28] <expunge> samthewildone: man pacmd, maybe
[04:28] <lotuspsychje> expunge: and can be found over several pc's on the network?
[04:29] <samthewildone> expunge, man paging atm
[04:29] <samthewildone> :D
[04:29] <somsip> lotuspsychje: https://github.com/ginatrapani/todo.txt-cli and put the todo file in a shared folder.
[04:29] <lotuspsychje> somsip: tnx mate
[04:30] <cxm> hi
[04:30] <cxm> i am looking to set up a mail server for my lamp ubuntu stack
[04:31] <cxm> i am new to the whole thing so I am wondering if postfix or sendmail is preferred
[04:31] <cfhowlett> cxm, perhaps a question better asked in #ubuntu-server or ##linux
[04:31] <expunge> lotuspsychje: no, you'd want a network share for that
[04:32] <lotuspsychje> expunge: ok tnx
 u can try zymbra
[04:32] <zbcsm> hi, my " and @ key are swapped as well as a few other issues, where are the keyboard settings? The one in the settings menu doesnt let me change the keyboard type.
[04:32] <cxm> I am not doing anything crazy... i just want my wordpress forms to work and perhaps an info@domainname.com email address to use
[04:32] <zbcsm> layout*
[04:34] <somsip> cxm: use gmail and a WP plugin to route all emails to that
[04:35] <capruro> cxm: if you want a mail server you can try zimbra http://www.zimbra.com/ is very easy to conf for few clients
[04:36] <expunge> cxm: chances are you already have a server, and it works just fine
[04:51] <_nedR> stupid !@#$ c@#$ nvidia... !@$3#$%T^ nvidia optimus does not even allow me to upgrade to 14.04 .. system overheats and restarts before installation gets chance to complete
[04:52] <expunge> =)
[04:56] <hp2000> hola
[04:57] <hp2000> hello from los angeles ca
[04:57] <expunge> shalom from Washington
[04:57] <hp2000> nice to meet you
[04:57] <hp2000> anything new?
[04:58] <expunge> ummmm
[04:58] <expunge> nope, not today
[04:58] <expunge> you?
[04:59] <samthewildone> was I banned ?
[04:59] <expunge> oh wait, I started watching 'Halt and Catch Fire', an AMC series that is even a little bit about 'puters =)
[04:59] <expunge> samthewildone: dunno
[04:59] <expunge> probably not
[05:00] <samthewildone> I just logged in and saw some ban was triggered...
[05:00] <Fall> H&CF is interesting
[05:00] <Fall> I can't wait for season 2
[05:00] <expunge> samthewildone: you'd notice if you were banned =)
[05:01] <samthewildone> ...figures
[05:01] <expunge> Fall: good music =)
[05:01] <Fall> haha yeah
[05:01] <Fall> she's a little rebellious
[05:02] <hp2000> aja
[05:17] <prasanth> hai
[05:17] <expunge> ohai
[05:22] <zerOnepal> Hello folks, is admin group depricated on ubuntu 12.04... and is group: sudo the replacement??
[05:23] <zerOnepal> \join #emacs
[05:27] <prasanth> hai
[05:28] <zerOnepal> prasanth: hi there
[05:28] <prasanth> what's  up?
[05:33] <FreeBSDisDa5hit2> anyone here have experience with dropbox on Ubuntu?
[05:34] <FreeBSDisDa5hit2> I would like to be able to randomly rebuild my Ubuntu server, and redeploy dropbox to it, without having to link the new installation.  I've tried to do this by copying ~/.dropbox to the new install, but dropbox asks me to link the maching when I start it.
[05:34] <FreeBSDisDa5hit2> is there something else dropbox is using to uniquely identify my host?
[05:37] <BlackDevil> ehi i have a question
[05:37] <BlackDevil> i can ask ?
[05:37] <BlackDevil> no one in room ?
[05:37] <BlackDevil> mmmm
[05:37] <BlackDevil> i want to know some alternative to truecrypt ecryption software ? do you have any idea ?
[05:38] <BlackDevil> wtf 1600 user no one speaking ? :O
[05:38] <ubunt> where is the vim rc file in ubuntu 14.04?
[05:47] <FreeBSDisDa5hit2> BlackDevil - There does not appear to be an alternative to Truecrypt yet.  I'm still using it and we have it rolled out to workstations where I work
[05:47] <BlackDevil> FreeBSDisDa5hit2 :(
[05:48] <BlackDevil> but is no more secure
[05:48] <FreeBSDisDa5hit2> ubunt - there is not vimrc file by default.  You can create one vim ~/.vimrc and put your configuration in there
[05:48] <FreeBSDisDa5hit2> there's no specific vulnerability
[05:48] <FreeBSDisDa5hit2> it's just no longer being maintained and may get exploited in the future
[05:48] <BlackDevil> :(
[05:49] <BlackDevil> and for this reason i search for an alternative :(
[05:49] <FreeBSDisDa5hit2> https://opencryptoaudit.org/ <-- as you can see, there is a lot of interest in truecrypt.
[05:49] <FreeBSDisDa5hit2> the license makes it difficult to pick up
[05:49] <FreeBSDisDa5hit2> but I have no doubt, the community will come through
[05:49] <FreeBSDisDa5hit2> and it'll get forked
[05:50] <BlackDevil> i hope so :)
[05:58] <ROPA> where do I find the previously installed program archives in ubuntu. I want to clear some drive space.
[05:59] <lang> ROPA: in /var/cache/apt/archives
[05:59] <lang> ROPA: you can control it with the apt-cache command
[05:59] <ROPA> ty much. gl
[06:00] <tac> Is it possible to rsync files securely over SSH?
[06:00] <lang> tac: yes, there's some fine examples in the rsync manual on ubuntu.
[06:01] <tac> Is -e ssh really all that's required?
[06:01] <lang> yes
[06:01] <tac> thanks
[06:01] <tac> I saw that snippet but didn't see where it explicitly mentioned that's what that flag did
[06:02] <ICantCook> where does dropbox store your host details/credentials?  I want to copy files to a new server without re-linking it to my dropbox account.
[06:02] <gabmus> hello people
[06:02] <lang> tac: -e specifies which remote shell (and options in the same command) to use.
[06:03] <tac> I guess I don't really understand what shells have to do with what rsync is doing
[06:03] <lang> tac: so if you have a special port setup fx, and don't use .ssh/config for that host, you do "rsync -e 'ssh -p 1234"
[06:03] <tac> I'll keep that in mind. Thanks
[06:03] <lang> you're welcome.
[06:04] <lang> make that; rsync -e 'ssh -p 1234'
[06:04] <gabmus> Anyone knows where I could find an Ubuntu Condensed Italic font? the italic variant seems to be absent and I'd really need it. maybe this is the wrong channel, if it is, could you suggest me a proper one where to ask this?
[06:04]  * lang lacks his morning coffee
[06:04] <tac> ahh
[06:04] <tac> so it shells into the remote box with ssh and runs the rsync server explicitly
[06:04] <lang> yes
[06:04] <tac> ... strange, but I guess it works
[06:04] <tac> excellent
[06:08] <cxm> hi
[06:09] <cxm> i am configuring my postfix and I have 2 VM's that are load balanced
[06:09] <cxm> I set up the stmp port for 25 for one VM which works fine
[06:09] <cxm> the other won't let me use that port
[06:09] <cxm> can I change the public port or that is not possible?
[06:23] <tapout> anyone using KDE on ubuntu?  Should I install kubuntu or mint kde to test out kde?
[06:25] <geirha> cxm: What's the exact error? are you sure there's no process already bound to that port?
[06:26] <cxm> any help with smtp ports?
[06:27] <cxm> in Azure I can't setup smtp port 25 in multiple VM's
[06:27] <cxm> that are hooked to a cloudservice i.e. they are load balanced
[06:29] <cxm> i am trying to add the port as a loadbalanced set now...
[06:30] <cxm> wow I think that worked
[06:30] <cxm> Windows Azure is pretty cool... let me do a test to make sure
[06:31] <GIANNI> hello
[06:31] <Guest33043> hello
[06:33] <Guest33043> how can I find out the type of USB port?
[06:34] <Guest33043> I mean usb 1.1 2 or 3 on ubuntu ?
[06:38] <cxm> yes that for sure works... the port is load balanced so the email can come in anywhere.
[06:38] <cxm> i should say on either VM
[06:45] <personne3000> Hi there !
[06:46] <personne3000> I have a computer configured with DHCP connected on my network card, and I would like to assign it an IP address without touching it... any way I can do that ?
[06:49] <snowfox> morning
[06:52] <abhishek> why ext4 partition displays 93GB but actual size is 99GB ?
[06:52] <snowfox> exit
[07:02] <poxip> hi, i use ubuntu 14.04 with default gnome-shell, but i installed unity yesterday and the problem is, that i can't run unity from gdm/lightdm i have no option to select unity desktop
[07:02] <poxip> and i've installed unity package, not ubuntu-desktop
[07:03] <cfhowlett> poxip, unit is the default for ubuntu.  gnome-shell is not.  clarify your facts
[07:03] <cfhowlett> *unity*
[07:03] <poxip> cfhowlett: http://ubuntugnome.org/ i use this fork
[07:04] <poxip> same ubuntu
[07:04] <cfhowlett> poxip, ah.  not a fork - that's an official ubuntu flavor.
[07:04] <cfhowlett> poxip, you should be able to logout/select unity session/login
[07:05] <poxip> cfhowlett: i have no option when i use gdm or even lightdm
[07:05] <poxip> but i can run unity via command (work, but just test)
[07:08] <cfhowlett> poxip, unity is pretty much integrated into ubuntu.  I'd guess that the ubuntu-desktop would fix.  apt-cache show unity                  displays a long list of depends that I bet ubuntugnome does not provide.,
[07:11] <dad> 你们觉得ubuntu垃圾吗
[07:12] <bazhang> !trash | dad
[07:12] <brollypop> trele
[07:13] <cfhowlett> !jp l dad
[07:13] <cfhowlett> !japanese | dad
[07:13] <bazhang> that's cn
[07:14] <dad> 不好意思，得罪大家了
[07:14] <cfhowlett> bazhang, you'd think after 2.5 years in Beijing, I'd know, right?  Sadly, I neither speak nor right Chinese.
[07:15] <bazhang> cfhowlett, what about left Chinese
[07:17] <cfhowlett> bazhang, dammit!  multiple windows = increased typos
[07:21] <tewodrosm> how do i isntall gtkmm in ubuntu with console?
[07:21] <tewodrosm> thanks you
[07:21] <cfhowlett> !info gtkmm
[07:21] <tewodrosm> i use ide codeblocks and owuld liek to use gtkmm within the ide
[07:22] <tewodrosm> !info gtk+
[07:22] <tewodrosm> cfhowlet
[07:22] <tewodrosm> :)
[07:23] <cfhowlett> tewodrosm, sudo apt-get install packagenamehere             is the usual method
[07:25] <tewodrosm> thank you cfhowlett, x_X
[07:26] <linuxmint> Hi, I just installed Ubuntu-14.04-server-amd64.iso. I can ping but can't sudo apt-get update. Error: No address associated with hostname. Install asked if I would like the outside world to connect, to add a proxy which I did. What happend?
[07:27] <tewodrosm> cfhowlett how can i get a list of all packages that i can acquire in the aforementioned fashion?
[07:35] <tewodrosm> cfhowlett how can i get a list of all packages that i can acquire in the aforementioned fashion?
[07:35] <tewodrosm> when i use sudo apt get install how do i get a list of all packages availabel with that command?
[07:35] <tewodrosm> thanks pls
[07:36] <ikonia> tewodrosm: sorry, i don't understand your question
[07:36] <tewodrosm> what you dont understand aboutit?
[07:36] <tewodrosm> iikonia
[07:36] <tewodrosm> ikonia
[07:36] <ikonia> tewodrosm: I don't understand what you actually want
[07:37] <ikonia> are you asking how do you see what packages are available to be installed ?
[07:37] <tewodrosm> yes
[07:37] <_JuJuBee> Should I be able to use cli to upgrade from 13.04 to 13.10? then to 14
[07:37] <tewodrosm> availabe with sudo apt get isntall
[07:37] <ikonia> tewodrosm: apt-cache search or browse packages.ubuntu.com
[07:37] <tewodrosm> how do i make apt cahce search
[07:37] <ikonia> _JuJuBee: yes, but my personal opinion is that is not good
[07:37] <ikonia> tewodrosm: apt-cache search $package
[07:38] <tewodrosm> what if i jsut want to see all packages
[07:38] <ikonia> tewodrosm: packages.ubuntu.com
[07:38] <_JuJuBee> ikonia: how then?
[07:38] <tewodrosm> i put *?
[07:38] <_JuJuBee> fresh install?
[07:38] <ikonia> _JuJuBee: I'd suggest a clan install personally
[07:38] <ikonia> _JuJuBee: although it should work as you've described just fine
[07:38] <ikonia> tewodrosm: there are 1000's of packages, you can't list them like that
[07:38] <ikonia> tewodrosm: no
[07:38] <ikonia> tewodrosm: you search for what you want
[07:38] <ikonia> tewodrosm: or use software center to browse
[07:38] <_JuJuBee> ikonia: ok, well it is not working so I guess clean is the only way to go
[07:39] <ikonia> tewodrosm: or browse the http://packages.ubuntu.com link
[07:39] <tewodrosm> why cant i list them like that?
[07:39] <ikonia> tewodrosm: there isn't an interface that displays it usefully that I'm aware of
[07:39] <tewodrosm> a list of 1000 items is somehow impossible?
[07:39] <tewodrosm> how can i get apt cache to show me a list of all availabel packages
[07:40] <tewodrosm> there must be a way common
[07:40] <underplay> Hey guys, when i run apt-get i get a segmentation fault
[07:40] <underplay> maybe it has become corrupt somewhere, should i try a different binary
[07:40] <ikonia> tewodrosm: re-read what I said
[07:41] <tewodrosm> no
[07:41] <ikonia> tewodrosm: apt-cache pkgnames
[07:41] <tewodrosm> thats wrongf
[07:41] <ikonia> tewodrosm: shouldn't be
[07:42] <tewodrosm> pkgbnames shows all installed packages
[07:42] <ikonia> tewodrosm: that's what the man page says is the correct syntax
[07:42] <tewodrosm> not all availabeloackages
[07:42] <ikonia> tewodrosm: man page says lists all available packages
[07:42] <tewodrosm> man page doesnt
[07:42] <tewodrosm> re-read man page
[07:42] <ikonia> tewodrosm: I've got it open here,
[07:42] <tewodrosm> i am looking atit it says list of all isntalled packages
[07:42] <tewodrosm> me too
[07:42] <ikonia> tewodrosm: there must be several versions then
[07:42] <tewodrosm> i amlooking at it as we type
[07:43] <tewodrosm> you mean of man page
[07:43] <tewodrosm> or of the apt-cache
[07:43] <ikonia> tewodrosm: yes
[07:43] <underplay> nevermind i found out what was wrong
[07:43] <tewodrosm> D:
[07:43] <ikonia> tewodrosm: of the man page, as it says "list all available packages"
[07:44] <Abhijit> tewodrosm, in case you dont have gui, you can use links2 web browser in your terminal
[07:44] <ikonia> tewodrosm: apt-cache dumpavail
[07:44] <ikonia> tewodrosm: that may be useful to you also
[07:45] <tewodrosm> ikonia i will try the pkgname option
[07:45] <tewodrosm> that is the best way to see what it will do
[07:46] <tewodrosm> thnaks, please, for your kindly help
[07:46] <tewodrosm> k, thx, bye ybe
[07:46] <YamakasY> ok, it seems that my /etc/network/interfaces is overwritten during a reboot of preseed
[07:47] <Abhijit> YamakasY, that file gets overwritten by defualt on each reboot
[07:47] <YamakasY> Abhijit: is it ?
[07:47] <Abhijit> it does.
[07:47] <YamakasY> Abhijit: since when ?
[07:47] <Abhijit> No Idea.
[07:47] <YamakasY> I always had my statics in there
[07:48] <Abhijit> wait. i think i missed something.
[07:48] <YamakasY> and interfaces.d is not include automaticly
[07:48] <YamakasY> oh ?
[07:48] <Abhijit> yeah. i was confused with resolve.conf
[07:48] <YamakasY> haha
[07:48] <YamakasY> indeed that sucks too
[07:48] <YamakasY> :D
[07:48] <Abhijit> :-p
[07:51] <wheatthin> :)
[07:55] <YamakasY> wasn't there a preseed channel ?
[08:28] <jerem`> hi guys
[08:28] <jerem`> each time I download an Ubuntu version, I have repos problems
[08:28] <wheatthin> repo problems like what?
[08:29] <Policymaker> hi all just wanted to ask a generic question. a network admin advised the helpdesk staff not to use a switch(ie linksys) to extend the network when ports are limited. he claim that when lots of traffic  goes over a single port back to the core switch that port on the core switch can get "burned out" is that acurate on a technical level?
[08:29] <jerem`> I'm on trusty, I get some "Failed to connect [IP : 91.189.91.13 80]"
[08:29] <wheatthin> Policymaker, Umm, isn't that what it's for? a switch or a router acting like a switch will do the same thing
[08:30] <wheatthin> jerem`, did you set a firewall by any chance disallowing traffic?
[08:30] <jerem`> i'm trying --fix-missing
[08:30] <jerem`> wheatthin: I didn't
[08:30] <Policymaker> well he claims that everytime a port is used in that fashion the port gets burned out
[08:31] <jerem`> that sounds better using --fix-missing (first time I'm using apt)
[08:31] <wheatthin> lol.. how else is traffic going to flow?
[08:32] <wheatthin> Policymaker, if ANY port gets too many requests, it'll momentarily cause a DoS.. but that's just about with any networking device.
[08:32] <wheatthin> best bet would be to use something industry standard.
[08:32] <Policymaker> ok so " dead ports" on core switches has nothing to do with traffic
[08:33] <TJ-> Policymaker: Not unless the core switch is not worth the money :)
[08:33] <Policymaker> lol is a 6500 cisco
[08:34] <TJ-> Policymaker: Maybe the network department secretly uses sneaker-net to move the packets about, and that admin is trying to avoid the exercise :)
[08:34] <Policymaker> ok
[08:39] <jerem`> ok I always have some repo problem
[08:39] <jerem`> "W: Impossible de récupérer http://fr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/trusty-updates/Release.gpg  Échec de la connexion [IP : 91.189.92.201 80]
[08:39] <YamakasY> can I get on the commandline at the end of a preseed ?
[08:42] <jerem`> please, help me to resolv repos problems
[08:50] <mk3548208> jerem`, you can change repos
[08:51] <jerem`> actually, I have duplicate ping
[08:51] <jerem`> that could cause my resolving problem
[08:52] <TJ-> jerem`: The entire Internet is having sporadic routing issues since the BGP tables exceeded 512K entries and some core routers can't handle it; It is one possible reason for unusual problems, but not the only one.
[08:53] <Voyage> Is there a way to expand my already made .vdi dynamic guest OS file from 8GB to 50GB? its 4gb filled already and is dynamic but I feel that would not be enough.
[08:57] <somsip> Voyage: don't use just use the Virtual Media Manager? But maybe #virtualbox will be bettet to get a definitive answer
[08:58] <Voyage> somsip,  thanks, virtual media manager is some software that can change the .vdi files?
[08:59] <somsip> Voyage: On the menu of Virtualbox
[09:00] <somsip> Voyage: or CLI approach http://is.gd/cabXJW
[09:00] <Voyage> somsip,  but that does not allows the resizing
[09:02] <YamakasY> preseed sucks (atm)!
[09:08] <jerem`> always looking for some help about my ubuntu 14.04, duplicated pings, network problems
[09:08] <jerem`> my host is hosted by vbox
[09:08] <Venker> good morning
[09:10] <Venker> i've got some problem with a specific user (backup agent) in /etc/sudoers. It does not give root permissions
[09:11] <Venker> backuppc  ALL = (ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/rsync
[09:11] <Venker> is it mandatory to add it to sudo group?
[09:12] <Ionut__> hello. i have this nice laptop with windows 8 on it (running KDE 4.10 from it). do you guys think is alrighty if i install ubuntu on it? even though idk if my battery will last for 10 hours (ubuntu hasn't been optimized that nice yet)
[09:12] <jnhghy> hi, I have an ubuntu 12.04 that I'd like to upgrade to 14.04, but when I try: do-release-upgrade I get back: No new release found ... what should I do?
[09:13] <hateball> jnhghy: did you run "sudo apt-get update" first
[09:14] <jnhghy> hateball: nope... only if it runs from update manager ... will try that ... thanks
[09:16] <jerem`> please, how to resolve duplicates pings
[09:17] <bibi234> Hello, I'm renting a virtual server with ubuntu, I'd like to cut it for a few minutes, how can I do this?
[09:18] <jnhghy> bibi234: what control do you have on it? don't you have a backend for managing your virtual servers?
[09:19] <k1l_> jerem`: so your ubuntu is in a vbox on a host machine? and is having duplicate pings? that sounds like a configuration issue with vbox
[09:19] <jerem`> k1l_: yeah
[09:20] <jerem`> I'm in bridged mode
[09:20] <jerem`> no problem on others vms
[09:20] <bibi234> jnhghy : so I can't do it through ssh right? I have "Virtuozzo Power Panel" apparently, I haven't used it yet though, I'll connect to the interface and check this out, thanks.
[09:20] <jerem`> looking for vbox updates
[09:21] <jnhghy> bibi234: you can poweroff the ubuntu server but how will you turn it on? check the backend surrley it hase other usefull features also :)
[09:24] <bibi234> jnhghy: yes make sense, can't press the button to turn it on, I don't see the machine I don't even know where it is aha, anyways I can't handle it from their interface, thanks
[09:24] <bibi234> can handle *
[09:25] <perlmonkey> hi, sorry this is completely off-topic.. but is there anyone here in Spain or who knows Spanish geography/stuff about Spain?
[09:26] <ikonia> perlmonkey: not in here please.
[09:26] <perlmonkey> can you recommend any general chat channel?
[09:26] <ikonia> perlmonkey: no
[09:26] <somsip> !alis | perlmonkey
[09:27] <perlmonkey> thanks ikonia
[09:27] <gr33n7007h> perlmonkey, #defocus
[09:27] <perlmonkey> cheers
[09:28] <KittyKatt> perlmonkey: #linuxmint-chat
[09:28] <KittyKatt> ....
[09:28] <perlmonkey> thanks Kitty
[09:28] <KittyKatt> lol this is not the right chat.
[09:28] <KittyKatt> Not even the right network.
[09:28] <KittyKatt> *ahem*
[09:28] <Neo31> Hello world :)
[09:28] <KittyKatt> This is not the channel I thought this was.
[09:28] <ikonia> accidents happen
[09:28] <KittyKatt> ikonia: This is embarassing.
[09:28]  * perlmonkey is desperate else would not ask
[09:29] <ikonia> KittyKatt: don't break a sweat
[09:29] <KittyKatt> I thought for realsies I was on SpotChat.
[09:29] <KittyKatt> Welp, I'll see myself out the door. o/
[09:47] <kal_crunchbang> Hello?
[09:48] <Abhijit> kal_crunchbang, hi.
[09:48] <kal_crunchbang> i am using BlueDevil to connect to my Xbox Talk headset but cannot configure it. anyone? i am using pavucontrol
[09:48] <kal_crunchbang> any ideas?
[09:49] <kal_crunchbang> Abhijit, any ideas?
[09:50] <Abhijit> kal_crunchbang, what bluedevil?
[09:52] <kal_crunchbang> bluedevil is like blueman
[09:52] <Abhijit> link please
[09:53] <gr33n7007h> Abhijit, it's in the repos
[09:54] <Abhijit> google told me about some paid software called bluedevil
[09:54] <kal_crunchbang> http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/334506-bluedevil-a-new-kde-bluetooth-stack
[09:54] <kal_crunchbang> im using free
[09:55] <Abhijit> kal_crunchbang, in that case #kde might be more helpful.
[09:56] <federico> ou
[09:57] <kal_crunchbang> :P sent from place to place
[09:58] <Abhijit> you can ask here but the channel seems quite now.
[09:58] <kal_crunchbang> i also use BlueMan
[09:58] <kal_crunchbang> i have it connected but its something with paulseaudio
[10:01] <jnhghy> I"m using ubuntu 12.04 trying to upgrade to ubuntu 14.04, when I try: do-release-upgrade I get No new release found, I've did "sudo apt-get update" before trying that command, I suspect the issue comes from the software sources(can this be the issue?) can I reset the sources list? or default it?
[10:02] <cfhowlett> jnhghy, sudo apt-get update && sudo do-release-upgrade -p                              there's some kind of bug that produces the problem.
[10:05] <jnhghy> cfhowlett: same issue "No new release found"
[10:05] <cfhowlett> jnhghy, see your update/software source settings: LTS to LTS release only
[10:06] <cfhowlett> jnhghy, *and* what is the output of        cat /etc/issue
[10:07] <jnhghy> cfhowlett: I'm updateing now, cat /etc/issue outputed: Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS \n \l
[10:07] <cfhowlett> jnhghy, good deal.
[10:10] <jnhghy> cfhowlett: same issue no new ...
[10:11] <cfhowlett> jnhghy, sorry, over my head then.
[10:11] <kaushal> ?
[10:11] <kaushal> what?
[10:11] <jnhghy> cfhowlett: thanks for your time :)
[10:11] <kaushal> what?
[10:11] <kaushal> what?
[10:12] <cfhowlett> kaushal, ask your ubuntu support question
[10:13] <kaushal> is this for ubuntu support?
[10:14] <Abhijit> !topic | kaushal
[10:14] <k1l_> kaushal: yes this is the technical ubuntu support channel. do you have a ubuntu related support question?
[10:14] <kaushal> i am new to ubuntu.
[10:14] <cfhowlett> !manual |kaushal,
[10:14] <Abhijit> kaushal, can you type the work "/topic" without quotes?
[10:14] <Abhijit> word*
[10:14] <kaushal> which is stabler 12.04 or 14.04?i have 14.04...
[10:15] <Abhijit> kaushal, go with 12,04
[10:15] <cfhowlett> Abhijit, ??? why would you advise 12.04?
[10:15] <k1l_> kaushal: 14.04 is stable, too. most people like to have actual software when they make a new install so its ok
[10:15] <cfhowlett> kaushal, both are Long Term Support, and 14.04 has 4.5 years of life remaining.
[10:16] <kaushal> ok
[10:17] <kaushal> and which is better? dual boot with windows8 or virtual box?
[10:17] <cfhowlett> kaushal, virtualbox will not give you 100% functionality
[10:17] <k1l_> kaushal: depends on your needs. dualboot is fine to have a nativ experience. but for first testing vbox is fine
[10:18] <kaushal> i use it only for coding..
[10:19] <k1l_> kaushal: why not use ubuntu as real OS? what is a showstopper for you?
[10:21] <kaushal> yes....i dual booted....just wanted to make sure that there wont be any hardware problems......because my battery gets heated fast in ubuntu than windows..
[10:21] <kaushal> why is that?
[10:22] <iptable> battery heated? unless it's over 90 degrees, I wouldn't worry, although it does meann high battery usage. higher brightness of screen, more apps running, more graphics enabled, using unity (:P), etc.
[10:23] <cfhowlett> !flavors | kaushal, kubuntu/xubuntu/lubuntu might give you better results
[10:23] <iptable> I noticed that using Linux Mint (basically Ubuntu remix, i.e. ubuntu with a different GUI) my battery lasts much longer. even ubuntu with LMDE or Gnome3 uses much less power than unity.
[10:23] <iptable> Laurenceb_, ^
[10:24] <iptable> damn. kaushal ^
[10:24] <hateball> It's still the same kernel, so the only real difference would be how much the different DE's drain the system
[10:24] <k1l_> kaushal: general issue is that the manufactures only ship drivers for windows and linux user got to help themselves. there are standards which are supported by linux very well but most manufacturers dont grab 100% of that standards
[10:25] <iptable> and unity is built for pretty looks and functionality, not CPU conservativeness.
[10:25] <YamakasY> damn interfaces is always overwritten in some way using preseed
[10:25] <hateball> kaushal: You can install powertop and see if that shows something eating away your resources
[10:25] <YamakasY> this sucks big time
[10:25]  * iptable checks out powertop
[10:26] <k1l_> iptable: kaushal if you want a lightweight system start with Lubuntu. but most people want a shiny desktop with a lot of services like unity provides it. its your choice
[10:26] <kaushal> thanks and is there any command for automatically setting my brightness,because each time i switch on i will have to reduce brightness..Any commands??
[10:26] <cynicallemon> "unity is built for pretty looks" - comedy hour starts...
[10:27] <k1l_> kaushal: i think that is bios related. most bios are set to go full brightness on start
[10:28] <iptable> k1l_, no thanks. I'm happy with Linux Mint Cinnamon. Good looks with low CPU usage compared to unity. it's personal fevourite. you could try it kaushal
[10:28] <kaushal> yes
[10:29] <k1l_> cynicallemon: its not meant that hard like it sounds :) (i am using unity myself) but its not meant to be a lightweight desktop in the first place.
[10:29] <cynicallemon> iptable: same with debian and xfce
[10:29] <iptable> kaushal, for a start, there is a BIOS setting. then most laptops come with brightness sensor nowadays for auto-adjustment. I'm sure there is a command as well you could stuff into login auto-start list but you would have to google it
[10:30] <iptable> cynicallemon, well, it is a personal choice. I just like ubuntu instead. debian lacks in drivers to boot on my hardware
[10:30] <kaushal> ok
[10:30] <cynicallemon> k1l_: yes i know, i use ubuntu too
[10:30] <kaushal> thats it ...thanks a lot
[10:30] <iptable> cynicallemon, and yes, unity IS built for pretty looks. most users love the way it looks, hence it looks like that. just because you don't like it doesn't mean you have to be rude about it.
[10:31] <iptable> hateball, how do I read powertop results?
[10:31] <iptable> hateball, what's the difference between usage and events panes?
[10:31] <cynicallemon> iptable: rude? was making an observation
[10:32] <cfhowlett> !behelpful | cynicallemon,
[10:32] <iptable> "comedy hour starts" IS quite a rude statement for someone's observation
[10:33] <kaushal> cool guys
[10:33] <cynicallemon> :)
[10:35] <kaushal> guys ..i am new to xchat...how do i learn to use it??
[10:35] <cynicallemon> read the help...
[10:36] <Tachikomas> kaushal : look ubuntu manpage or type "man xchat" in a terminal
[10:37] <cynicallemon> f1 is your friend.
[10:37] <kaushal> ok
[10:38] <hmuller> greetings, anyone know if there is a way to invert the system logs in the gnome system log viewer so the most recent entries are at top?
[10:39] <cynicallemon> kaushal: there is also hexchat now which is a more up to date version of xchat
[10:40] <Vladimir> I get an error in Rancid, when I run rancid-run it gives an clogin error in the logs, but manually I can login without any problem :/
[10:43] <cynicallemon> hmuller: i think the tac command does that
[10:45] <hmuller> cynicallemon: yes, in a console. I was wondering if there was similar functionality in gnome-system-log
[10:46] <cynicallemon> hmuller: not sure, but does it really matter?
[10:47] <hmuller> cynicallemon: only to those watching the newest entries to the logs
[10:47] <cynicallemon> :)
[10:48] <Abhijit> hmuller, a script which reads the file and revert the logs at fix interval?
[10:49] <hmuller> abhijit: I can do all that in the console, I was just checking to see if gnome-system-log had similar functionality
[10:49] <Abhijit> ok
[10:51] <cynicallemon> hmuller: doesn't appear to be
[10:52] <cynicallemon> hmuller: maybe ask the gnome devs to incorporate it
[10:53] <cynicallemon> hmuller: a browser based solution would be quite easy to do too i guess
[10:54] <hmuller> cynicallemon: thx, I'm trying to review a cached version of the manual to verify functionality present/missing in implementation
[10:54] <cynicallemon> hmuller: im sure an earlier version had it
[10:55] <Jpmh> when I tap on Google+ I get the message No Connection, could not connect to the server.  There is a connection, I can do everything else.  What does this mean
[10:55] <Jpmh> opps - ignore - wrong window
[10:55] <cynicallemon> hmuller: seems stupid not to have that function available
[10:55] <novice> I'm not able to install any packages ( even update/upgrade).. its showing following error.! "E: The package google-chrome-stable needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it." any help?
[10:56] <novice> can anyone help me?
[10:57] <trijntje> novice: try removing it
[10:57] <trijntje> sudo apt-get remove -f google-chrome-stable
[10:58] <novice> trinjntje : I'm not able to remove. its showing the same error message.
[10:58] <cynicallemon> novice: try https://www.google.com/chrome/browser/
[10:59] <cynicallemon> novice: see if you can reinstall it that way
[11:01] <novice> cynicallemon : I dont want chrome. I just want to remove it. Is there any way?
[11:01] <TJ-> novice: "sudo dpkg -r google-chrome-stable"
[11:02] <hennessy> hi all
[11:02] <hennessy> i'm having problem with a hiface two usb audio interface. It's recognized, selected for output and not muted, but i can't get any sound out of it. Could anybody help with it?
[11:03] <Guest46812> so I am new to Linux what the difference between the server version and the gui one?
[11:03] <novice> TJ- Nope. Its not working. Again i'm getting some other error.. http://pastebin.com/NSVsj9GQ\
[11:04] <Guest46812> so
[11:05] <Guest46812> a
[11:05] <TJ-> novice: show us "apt-cache policy google-chrome-stable"
[11:05] <{Sneak}> cools
[11:05] <{Sneak}> what the hell
[11:06] <{Sneak}> hmm
[11:06] <TJ-> {Sneak}: Server doesn't use a graphical user interface, and is a base install with a minimum of packages installed
[11:06] <novice> TJ- : http://pastebin.com/c0Uapjfh
[11:06] <{Sneak}> cool thats what i figured
[11:07] <{Sneak}> so can i buy a less powerful laptop for
[11:07] <{Sneak}> Ubuntu
[11:07] <{Sneak}> I am learning windows server 2012 at momment
[11:07] <TJ-> novice: So I'm guessing you installed google-chrome-stable from a PPA or other 3rd party repository, and have since removed that repository from the APT repository list?
[11:08] <{Sneak}> i was going to buy a really power desktop to run all the operating system in vmworkstation but that is expensive
[11:08] <cfhowlett> !ot
[11:08] <{Sneak}> a
[11:08] <novice> TJ- : I dont know.
[11:08] <TJ-> {Sneak}: Any PC with a CPU supporting PAE or more is suitable for an Ubuntu/Linux installation
[11:09] <novice> TJ- : I didnt remove any repository from APT repositroy list
[11:09] <{Sneak}> PAE ?
[11:09] <TJ-> {Sneak}: Processor Address Extension
[11:10] <{Sneak}> so a intel i5 would i imagine
[11:10] <TJ-> novice: The output of "apt-cache policy" doesn't show a source for google-chrome-stable, so the only other way to install it would be from a direct download of a .deb installation package
[11:11] <novice> TJ- : ya. I tried to install from .deb installation package.
[11:11] <TJ-> {Sneak}: Definitely. Most CPUs are 64-bit architecture now anyhow; PAE was the 32-bit CPU addition to address more than 4 GB of memory
[11:11] <TJ-> novice: Do you still have that .deb file?
[11:11] <{Sneak}> COOL THANK tj
[11:11] <novice> TJ - : ya. I have.
[11:11] <{Sneak}> The idea is i have windows server 2012 on my laptop, window8.1 on my desktop and linux on a low spec laptop
[11:12] <{Sneak}> i want to play with them all
[11:12] <TJ-> novice: Try re-installing from it: "sudo dpkg -i <package-name>.deb"
[11:12] <{Sneak}> and network them with SAMBA
[11:12] <{Sneak}> a
[11:13] <TJ-> {Sneak}: You could use Virtual Machines for one or more of those
[11:13] <{Sneak}> yeh i looked into that
[11:13] <cfhowlett> {Sneak}, if you have an actual ubuntu support question, please ask.   for chit-chat >>> #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:13] <{Sneak}> i was going to get a really power desktop for all 3
[11:13] <{Sneak}> but
[11:13] <{Sneak}> so expensive
[11:13] <{Sneak}> cheaper to but another laptop
[11:14] <novice> TJ- : It works.! (Y). Thank u so much.!
[11:14] <guru> sup
[11:14] <guru> is their already a Sneak in here
[11:14] <bazhang> guru did you have an actual ubuntu support question
[11:15] <Guest49593> no
[11:15] <bazhang> !ot | Guest49593
[11:15] <hennessy> anybody?
[11:15] <Guest49593> ok
[11:16] <cfhowlett> hennessy, ask in #ubuntustudio or in #opensourcemusicians
[11:16] <hennessy> thx mate
[11:16] <bizarre> does xubuntu count in this chat
[11:17] <cfhowlett> bizarre, yes but there is #xubuntu channel
[11:17] <bizarre> ooh
[11:18] <SuperStink> hmm
[11:24] <veryhappy> Hey guys, someone know how to get the pcspkr/snd_pcsp (pc-speaker) back? i uncommented the pcspkr and snd_pcsp modules in /etc/modprobe.conf but i still don't hear anything of it and i also don't have a beep slider in alsamixer
[11:24] <k1l_> you need to un-blacklist it
[11:25] <veryhappy> k11: crap READ
[11:26] <k1l_> veryhappy: no need to get RUDE. make sure the modules are loaded
[11:26] <TJ-> veryhappy: are the modules actually loaded?
[11:26] <k1l_> does beep work on terminal?
[11:28] <veryhappy> yea
[11:28] <veryhappy> so modules loaded, but beep don't work on terminal
[11:29] <veryhappy> i'm sorry for being rude, sorry, it's just that i've been experiencing 1000 times already that people tell me what i just i wrote, annoying isn't it?
[11:30] <k1l_> if there is no "speaker" in alsamixer, is there actually a speaker in the system? can you see in dmesg if there is pc speaker
[11:30] <veryhappy> hold on, and sorry again
[11:31] <sajan> wafflejock,
[11:32] <veryhappy> k1l_: it says [    4.600769] autoconfig: line_outs=2 (0x1b/0x16/0x0/0x0/0x0) type:speaker
[11:32] <veryhappy> [    4.600770]    speaker_outs=0 (0x0/0x0/0x0/0x0/0x0)
[11:32] <sajan> wafflejock,
[11:33] <nibbler_> hi. i booted my ubuntu server in a rescue environment. how can i make rkhunter check the would-be-root-partition?
[11:35] <cfhowlett> !server | nibbler_, |
[11:35] <k1l_> veryhappy: so "beep" command brings an error?
[11:35] <veryhappy> beep says nothing, just not beeps
[11:36] <nibbler_> hi. i booted my ubuntu client in a rescue environment. how can i make rkhunter check the would-be-root-partition?
[11:38] <k1l_> veryhappy: i am not aware how to proceed now: this bug seems to be still an issue: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/486154
[11:41] <veryhappy> k1l_: that makes it indeed quite difficult. i'm using 14.04, i heard the pc speaker seems to be very deprecated but people like me still have fun with it.
[11:43] <veryhappy> k1l_:  so no solution, huh?
[11:47] <veryhappy> thanks
[11:53] <iptable> uhm, pc speaker? Haven't seen that in computers for years. even BIOSes which make sounds utilise the sound cards.
[11:54] <compdoc> lots of boards still use a speaker for beeps
[11:55] <MrCirca> Hello i have installed ubuntu and i have done upgrade... How can i restore it to first version which i had installed?
[11:55] <Capinator> !downgrade
[11:55] <Capinator> MrCirca, back up your data and hard re-install
[11:55] <Capinator> you can't go backwards
[11:55] <MonkeyDust> MrCirca  why would you wnat that? maybe there's a different solution for your problem
[11:56] <mpc> grosso errore circa
[11:56] <MrCirca> i have old pc and when i did upgrade i started lagging
[11:56] <MonkeyDust> MrCirca  use a lighter DE, lxde or so
[11:56] <Capinator> !performance
[11:57] <MrCirca> so you think that the agent is the enviroment
[11:57] <k1l_> veryhapy, iptable honestly that dmesg output looks to me like its using the soundcard an got no speaker at all
[11:58] <MonkeyDust> MrCirca  lxde is good for old (slow) pc's
[12:01] <MrCirca> and how can i install it
[12:01] <MrCirca> lxde?
[12:02] <MonkeyDust> MrCirca  like you install anything else, it's in the repo's
[12:03] <MrCirca> sudo apt-get install lxde? ?
[12:03] <MonkeyDust> yes
[12:03] <MonkeyDust> MrCirca  then logout, switch, login
[12:03] <MrCirca> and after how can i can set it for lucnh?
[12:04] <Guest85908> anyone using ylmf?
[12:04] <MonkeyDust> Guest85908  what's ylmf?
[12:05] <Guest85908> its a ubuntu distro
[12:06] <MonkeyDust> Guest85908  not supported here
[12:06] <Capinator> !mint
[12:07] <Guest85908> thanks
[12:11] <iptable> ylmf does not exist anymore. it is now known as StartOS
[12:12] <iptable> it is a chinese distro, originally based on ubuntu but floating away from it. it contains code which conforms with Chinese gov spying regulations.
[12:13] <k1l_> iptable: in short: not supported in any way in here :)
[12:14] <iptable> well, yes. but that's too chort :P
[12:14] <iptable> short even!
[12:14] <Vladimir> I need to chown a directory and all subdirectories and files to a user, but nothing happens when I type: chown -R rancid /usr/lib/rancid/
[12:15] <iptable> Vladimir, ls -l /usr/lib/rancid/ please
[12:16] <iptable> Vladimir, also, try sudo chown, not chown
[12:16] <Vladimir> iptable: I do it as root
[12:17] <Vladimir> you mean I have to do it as the user but with sudo?
[12:19] <wiak> Zachary_DuBois, wohah!
[12:19] <lavi> Vladimir: try sudo chown -R rancid:rancid /usr/lib/rancid
[12:19] <iptable> Vladimir, no, if you do it as root, it's fine
[12:20] <iptable> Vladimir, type in EXACTLY as lavi suggested
[12:21] <Vladimir> iptable: hmm it's so strange
[12:21] <lavi> Vladimir: Anything wrong?
[12:22] <Vladimir> I just had a bunch of directories in the rancid directory but after that command I only have the /bin directory left :// so strange
[12:22] <Vladimir> la
[12:22] <Vladimir> lavi:
[12:22] <iptable> Vladimir, that is NOT possible. who else is logged into the system?
[12:22] <Vladimir> nobody it
[12:22] <lavi> Vladimir: How had you checked it?
[12:22] <Vladimir> iptable: only me
[12:22] <TJ-> Vladimir: file-system corruption; check the kern.log
[12:23] <lavi> dmesg|tail
[12:23] <iptable> Vladimir, provide output of ls -l /usr/lib/rancid
[12:23] <iptable> Vladimir, provide output of ls -l /usr/lib/rancid/
[12:23] <Vladimir> users
[12:23] <iptable> users what?
[12:23] <Vladimir> drwxr-xr-x 2 rancid rancid 4096 Aug 26 12:46 bin
[12:24] <iptable> Vladimir, then either 1. you only had bin in that directory, or, as others suggested, your filesystem is corrupt (or HDD is dying).
[12:24] <TJ-> Vladimir: Is this a container or bare-metal/VM ?
[12:24] <Vladimir> it's esxi vmware, TJ-
[12:25] <iptable> Vladimir, and the HDD is emulated too?
[12:25] <TJ-> Vladimir: OK, so now fancy cgroups stuff going on?
[12:25] <TJ-> Vladimir: s/now/no/
[12:26] <iptable> Vladimir, you failed to provide ls -l for that directory first time I asked for it, so I'm going to assume you didn't check and that possibly only /bin was there for a while now
[12:26] <iptable> Vladimir, boot from livecd and run fsck as well
[12:26] <Vladimir> iptable, I was wrong
[12:27] <Vladimir> it wasn't /usr it was /var
[12:27] <lavi> ah..
[12:27] <Vladimir> sorry my bad all
[12:27] <iptable> Vladimir, then adjust command accordingly ;) no problem
[12:27] <Kamuela> Can someone help me setup /home/username/Sites for apache2?
[12:27] <TJ-> Vladimir: according to apt-file, rancid has only "/usr/lib/rancid/bin/" and "/var/lib/rancid/"
[12:27] <Vladimir> ls
[12:28] <iptable> Kamuela, you mean public_html?
[12:28] <iptable> Kamuela, like this thing: https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/howto/public_html.html
[12:30] <Kamuela> iptable: yeah, i think so. so i shouldn't use a2ensite?
[12:30] <iptable> Kamuela, under ubuntu you should
[12:30] <iptable> Kamuela, first install userdir module, then sudo a2enmod userdir, then restart apache2 and create /home/username/public_html
[12:32] <jasabella> hi :) is anyone knowledgable about dnsmasq?
[12:32] <iptable> Kamuela, apparently userdir comes with apache2, so just a2enmod userdir; mkdir /home/YourUserHere/public_html; /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[12:33] <iptable> jasabella, on a scale of 1 to 10 or 1 to 20? how about you just ask the question!
[12:33] <iptable> Kamuela, then enter http://IPofYOURmachine/~YourUserHere
[12:34] <TJ-> !ask | jasabella
[12:34] <jasabella> i cant seem to get it working, i pasted my dnsmasq.conf here http://pastebin.com/tbVSmxaa
[12:35] <jasabella> nmap says the dhcp port is closed (yes i know it's udp protocol)
[12:35] <Kamuela> iptable: ok, going back and getting rid of some of the configs i created in sites-available
[12:35] <jasabella> and my windows laptop isnt getting an ip address it seems
[12:35] <iptable> jasabella, is it even running? ps -ef |grep to find out. is it even listening? sudo netstat -anp |grep LISTEN |grep dnsmasq to find out
[12:37] <TJ-> jasabella: does this show dnsmasq listening? "sudo netstat -pnlu | grep 53"
[12:38] <iptable> jasabella, is that machine connected through cable or wifi as well? you are configuring it to listen on eth0, is that your interface you are connected through
[12:38] <Kamuela> iptable: is there something magical about using my external IP versus localhost in this instance?
[12:38] <Kamuela> iptable: because localhost/kamuela/test.php is 404'd
[12:39] <iptable> Kamuela, and it works when not on localhost?
[12:39] <BlueShark> Hi
[12:39] <BlueShark> How can I check if I'm actually using Google DNS?
[12:39] <Kamuela> iptable: well i haven't even tried
[12:39] <iptable> Kamuela, for a start, as I have already told you, it's localhost/~kamuela/test.php
[12:39] <iptable> Kamuela, userdir has ~ in front of username
[12:40] <TJ-> jasabella: Test the configuration for problems, too, with "dnsmaq --conf-file=/path/to/config --test"
[12:40] <Kamuela> iptable: ah i didn't catch that, that definitely works. just seems like PHP needs to be configured now
[12:41] <iptable> BlueShark, nmcli dev list iface wlan0 | grep IP4
[12:41] <jasabella> yep, dns masq is listening to port 53/dns
[12:41] <iptable> BlueShark, look at the DNS line
[12:41] <jasabella> yes, the machine is on ethernet to router, eth0 is the network interface
[12:41] <iptable> jasabella, right, which IP is it listening on?
[12:41] <iptable> jasabella, 0.0.0.0.:53 or something else?
[12:42] <jasabella> 192.168.1.2 as it should be?
[12:42] <jasabella> also localhost
[12:42] <iptable> jasabella, "as it should be" is quite an assumption
[12:42] <iptable> jasabella, you did check and the netstat told you it is listening specifically on 192.168.1.2:53 right?
[12:42] <lavi> jasabella: do you have the only DHCP in network?
[12:42] <jasabella> hmmm i have 0.0.0.0:67 under udp
[12:42] <jasabella> yes i did
[12:43] <jasabella> yes i disabled my router's dhcp
[12:43] <iptable> jasabella, so, it's not 53, it's 67.
[12:43] <jasabella> no it's lisetening to both
[12:43] <jasabella> 53 and 67
[12:43] <iptable> jasabella, ok, so it's listening on 0.0.0.0:67 AND 192.168.1.2:53?
[12:43] <iptable> both UDP?
[12:44] <Kamuela> iptable: phpmyadmin works and is installed, but in this per-site directory php doesn't seem to be active. what steps should i take to try to fix this?
[12:45] <jasabella> tcp 127.0.0.1:53, tcp 192.168.1.2:53, udp 127.0.0.1:53, udp 192.168.1.2:53, udp 0.0.0.0:67
[12:45] <iptable> jasabella, to test, dig @192.168.1.2 google.com <= that will look up google.com using your dnsmasq
[12:45] <TJ-> BlueShark: "nmcli dev list | grep domain_name_servers"
[12:45] <iptable> jasabella, once tested with dig, iptables -L -vn and provide output in pastebin. this is to see if firewall is blocking it
[12:46] <iptable> Kamuela, but html is accessible, just php does not work?
[12:46] <jasabella> i dont have a firewall set up
[12:47] <Kamuela> iptable: yeah, the path works for other resources
[12:47] <iptable> Kamuela, here, have a manual which gets you just that: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UserDirectoryPHP
[12:47] <jasabella> http://pastebin.com/K4xCwfBq
[12:47] <iptable> Kamuela, what's the result of the dig command?
[12:47] <iptable> wrong user, jasabella ^
[12:48] <jasabella> it works :)
[12:48] <MonkeyDust> iptable  +1
[12:48] <jasabella> gives me a whole lot of 74.125.237.0/24 addresses
[12:49] <Kamuela> iptable: thanks so much for that guide. worked flawlessly after commenting out those lines in php5.conf :D
[12:49] <iptable> jasabella, so dnsmasq works and responds on the DNS port
[12:49] <jasabella> yep
[12:49] <iptable> Kamuela, no problem
[12:49] <jasabella> dhcp isnt working it seems
[12:49] <TJ-> jasabella: what does your original "not working" really mean - maybe that your local dnsmasq instance isn't referred to in resolvconf's "/etc/resolv.conf" ?
[12:49] <Vladimir> How do I add a directory with commands to my PATH ?
[12:49] <hmuller> greetings, what is the approved method for disabling bluetooth at boot in trusty?
[12:49] <TJ-> jasabella: Is it just DHCP/BOOTP that is the issue?
[12:50] <iptable> jasabella, ok, so let's test dhcp now
[12:50] <jasabella> well i didnt edit /etc/resolv.conf directly, i used /etc/network/interfaces
[12:50] <geirha> Vladimir: prepend (or append) in ~/.profile  e.g.  PATH=/the/new/bin:$PATH
[12:51] <geirha> takes effect next time you log in
[12:51] <jasabella> dnsmasq forwards dns requests from it to the name servers specificed in /etc/resolv.conf which is obtained from /etc/network/interfaces dns-nameservers
[12:51] <Vladimir> geirha: It's strange I tried to add something earlier like PATH=/bin/bash and then ALL my commands stopped working
[12:51] <jasabella> ya it's just DHCP that's not working
[12:51] <hnordt> hello
[12:51] <geirha> Vladimir: Yes, that would be very bad
[12:51] <TJ-> jasabella: I don't see any dhcp-range in the config that isn't commented out
[12:51] <hnordt> can I ask a newbie question?
[12:52] <hmuller> hnordt: don't ask to ask, just ask!
[12:52] <geirha> Vladimir: PATH shall contain a colon separated list of directories
[12:52] <TJ-> jasabella: sorry, found it now: "dhcp-range=eth0,192.168.1.128,192.168.1.254,24h"
[12:52] <jasabella> line 145
[12:52] <jasabella> yes
[12:52] <Vladimir> geirha: yeah so if I type >PATH=/var/lib/rancid/bin then all commands in that directory will be available? and nothing will be gone?
[12:52] <hnordt> if I close all ports, except the SSH port (and change it to another port), then disable login via password, only enable with private key, my server is 100% secure?
[12:53] <iptable> jasabella, on the machine that has dnsmasq, run sudo dhclient -d -v
[12:53] <iptable> jasabella, also, on another client machine, boot from linux liveCD and perform the same dhclient -d -v command to see if you are getting the lease and where from
[12:53] <geirha> Vladimir: If you do that, ONLY commands from that directory will be available
[12:53] <geirha> Vladimir: You want  PATH=/var/lib/rancid/bin:$PATH
[12:53] <Vladimir> geirha: so how do I append to the existing PATH
[12:53] <Vladimir> oh okej
[12:53] <Vladimir> geirha: Thanks alot man
[12:53] <Vladimir> I'll try that
[12:53] <geirha> (like I showed earlier)
[12:54] <jasabella> hnordt... PermitRootLogin too and AllowUsers
[12:54] <iptable> hnordt, no
[12:54] <jasabella> iptable... what do i paste from that? :)
[12:55] <TJ-> jasabella: OK, lets get rid of all the comments and just look at the configuration: http://pastebin.com/TYP7MBaw
[12:55] <iptable> hnordt, it is possible that someone will exploit a vulnerability in the future in ssh that is not yet discovered
[12:55] <iptable> jasabella, the whole thing. to pastebin
[12:55] <jasabella> okay
[12:55] <TJ-> jasabella: Are the clients and the dnsmasq host on the same ethernet domain?
[12:55] <jasabella> yes everything is on 192.168.1.0/24
[12:55] <hmuller> 100% secure = not networked in a locked room with electromagnetic shielding and two-person entry lock system ;)
[12:56] <TJ-> jasabella: No, that's the IP subnet... I'm talking about the same Ethernet domain / segment
[12:56] <iptable> hmuller, even then it's 99% secure
[12:56] <jasabella> i think so?
[12:56] <Vladimir> geirha: thanks alot man:)
[12:56] <hmuller> iptable: ha, yes, you still have the human at the keyboard
[12:56] <iptable> jasabella, remove domain-needed, restart dnsmasq and try again
[12:57] <TJ-> iptable: domain-needed doesn't affect the DHCP side of dnsmasq
[12:57] <iptable> hmuller, yes, the fault is usually within the hardware between the keyboard and the chair
[12:57] <hmuller> anyone aware if there is an approved method to disable bluetooth at boot in trusty?
[12:58] <iptable> TJ-, oh, didn't know that. never mind then. jasabella should test using dhclient on same machine and on external machine
[12:58] <hnordt> iptable: I see, except for a undiscovered vulnerability, is secure to enable root login if it can be made only with private key?
[12:58] <iptable> hmuller, disable at boot as in forever?
[12:58] <iptable> hmuller, blacklist bluetooth module in /etc/modules
[12:58] <jasabella> this is what dhclient is showing: http://pastebin.com/YeMnDVc4
[12:58] <hmuller> no, just disable, so that its not on automatically
[12:59] <hmuller> iptable: no, just disable, so that its not on automatically
[12:59] <iptable> hnordt, no, as someone can still your machine or break in to that one, which has the key used for auth
[12:59] <TJ-> jasabella: You have set a tag as "eth0" on dhcp-range, that is wrong. Use simply "dhcp-range=192.168.1.128,192.168.1.254,24h"
[12:59] <iptable> hnordt, you would need all machines in the chain as secure as that
[12:59] <iptable> hmuller, that would be your GUI settings, no?
[12:59] <hnordt> iptable: thank, do you have any material about securing ssh?
[12:59] <jasabella> TJ-... i tried it with and without already :(
[13:00] <iptable> hnordt, common sense works quite well
[13:00] <hmuller> iptable: I can turn it off in settings, but it is not persistent
[13:00] <samba35> i am trying to install usb wireless lan adapter on 14.04 , iwconfig show wlan0 but i am not able to assin ip to it  with dhcp
[13:00] <samba35> what could be a problem
[13:00] <iptable> hmuller, well which binary/service is responsible for it on your system?
[13:00] <hnordt> iptable: I mean, do you have any blog post ou article to recommend?
[13:00] <Quantumpants> hello all
[13:00] <hnordt> or*
[13:01] <jasabella> dhclient is just sending out DHCPDISCOVER and no replies from the server hmmm
[13:01] <iptable> hnordt, no. typically, you want to shutdown all ports in INPUT table on iptables apart from established,related and 22
[13:02] <iptable> hnordt, then you want to enable 2-factor-auth with the likes of the opensources google-authenticator
[13:02] <hmuller> iptable: thx for the input, have to run
[13:02] <hnordt> iptable: thank you!
[13:02] <iptable> hnordt, and following that, you want to disable root logins in ssh and force users to ssh to the machine first before they sudo -i to go to root
[13:02] <iptable> hnordt, no problem. no need to change ports btw, that's pointless.
[13:03] <TJ-> jasabella: Have you tried adding "log-dhcp" ?
[13:03] <jasabella> yea was just going to
[13:03] <iptable> hnordt, 2-factor-auth, no root logins, iptables block rules AND using iptables you can also put in login rate-limiting (google on ssh iptables rate limit for examples). that's all you need.
[13:04] <jasabella> wonder where the log is stored :P
[13:04] <iptable> jasabella, did you put the interface in promiscous mode?
[13:04] <TJ-> jasabella: Also, add "dhcp-authoritative"
[13:04] <iptable> jasabella, ifconfig eth0 promisc
[13:05] <TJ-> jasabella: Usually it goes to syslog
[13:06] <iptable> jasabella, also, perform the test with tcpdump running
[13:06] <jasabella> hmmm not really helpful the log
[13:07] <jasabella> does tcpdump dump udp?
[13:07] <iptable> jasabella, yes
[13:08] <iptable> jasabella, also, if you just start dnsmasq -d -q, it will run in foreground and output verbose to screen
[13:09] <jasabella> log from dnsmasq http://pastebin.com/ruEyKiXF
[13:12] <iptable> jasabella, did you try running dhclient before giving us log?
[13:13] <TJ-> iptable: yes, see http://pastebin.com/YeMnDVc4
[13:13] <Vladimir> TJ- have u configured Rancid?
[13:14] <iptable> TJ-, this paste has been removed
[13:14] <TJ-> jasabella: I go back to asking whether the clients and DHCP server are on the same Ethernet domain - this could be due to VLANs or a segmented layer-2
[13:15] <iptable> TJ-, running dhclient on the same machine as the server fails, I would say it's not a domain issue
[13:15] <TJ-> iptable: That was quick! I copy/pasted it but there's nothing there: http://pastebin.com/KgjtHt8G
[13:15] <halt2> Hi guys, I haveing an small issue with suid, i used chmod u+s /folder but when I create a new file / folder in that folder, it does not have the correct owner, the sgid works well but not the suid does not it's very strange, any idea why ?
[13:15] <TJ-> iptable: running dhclient from the same i/f as the server ... surely that won't loopback?
[13:16] <jasabella> oooohh
[13:16] <jasabella> i didnt have dhcp-option set
[13:16] <iptable> TJ-, worked on my server for testing
[13:16] <jasabella> so i set a gateway now
[13:16] <jasabella> windows returns the right gateway and can connect
[13:17] <jasabella> dhcp-option=option:router,192.168.1.1
[13:17] <dhananjay__> good to see you Ubuntu family
[13:17] <TJ-> jasabella: So windows clients *were* getting a DHCP lease, but it just didn't have a gateway set?
[13:17] <jasabella> i need to confirm that still (dhcp lease bit)
[13:18] <jasabella> because this was working on my mobile phone but not laptop
[13:18] <jasabella> (connected via wifi)
[13:20] <MonkeyDust> jasabella  better use a cable while you're troubleshooting, so you don't have to worry about wifi
[13:20] <TJ-> MonkeyDust: Hard to test DHCP from a mobile device without using wireless :)
[13:20] <jnhghy> I've just update to 14.04 and I'm trying to create a desktop shortcut for firefox, I had trouble with this, seen a bug report (quite old) ... what is the workaround? any step by step way?
[13:20] <jasabella> oh good, i seem to be getting dhcp now
[13:21] <MonkeyDust> TJ-  havent followed, i missed that part :)
[13:21] <TJ-> MonkeyDust: :D
[13:21] <jasabella> now i gotta figure out why the names arent resolving x(
[13:26] <halt2> anyone on the suid question ?
[13:28] <jnhghy> I've just update to 14.04 and I'm trying to create a desktop shortcut for firefox, I had trouble with this, seen a bug report (quite old) ... what is the workaround? any step by step way?
[13:31] <deb_ac> So if there is a directory which has many subdirectories which are all full of files, but not more subdirs, and I want to move all of those files up into the original dir, is there a single command I could use?
[13:33] <MonkeyDust> brb, keyboard issue
[13:36] <iptable> deb_ac, yes
[13:37] <deb_ac> iptable, how could I go about finding that command?
[13:37] <deb_ac> I didnt really know what to google
[13:38] <deb_ac> I just want to raise the entire set of files at one level up the hierarchy
[13:38] <iptable> deb_ac, mkdir /path/to/new/dir; cd /path/to/original/dir; find /path/to/original/dir/ -type f |while read fn; do mv "${fn}" /path/to/new/dir/.; done
[13:38] <iptable> deb_ac, oh wait
[13:39] <iptable> deb_ac, oh, that's correct, you want to find all files and move them out of their respective dirs
[13:40] <jasabella> oh this is firefox messing up lol
[13:41] <fajung> My ubuntu 14.04 keeps changing the keyboard settings, how can I do to prevent that and set my keyboard Es Only?
[13:42] <deb_ac> iptable, would this still work if say /dir/x has sub-dirs a-z and I dont want to create a new dir, just move the files in /dir/x/a, /dir/x/b, etc. to /dir/x?
[13:42] <geirha> mkdir -p /path/to/new/dir && find /path/to/original/dir -type f -exec mv -it /path/to/new/dir {} +
[13:42] <TJ-> deb_ac: Something like "find /dir/x -mindepth=1 -maxdepth=2 -type f mv {} /dir/x/ \;"
[13:43] <iptable> deb_ac, mkdir /dir/x/tmp; mv /dir/x/* /dir/x/tmp/; find /dir/x/tmp/ -type f ...
[13:44] <iptable> TJ-, hah, would help if I read the man pages myself :D didn't know mindepth existed. only about maxdepth
[13:44] <iptable> geirha, spoil-o-sport :P
[13:44] <deb_ac> iptable, TJ-, thanks. TIL.
[13:44] <ge0rJey> exit
[13:44] <iptable> granted
[13:45] <rAnDoM-gUy> Hello all, I have a quick question. Where can I learn about system vs user libraries and making system links for them?
[13:45] <rAnDoM-gUy> say for example...
[13:46] <iptable> telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl
[13:46] <iptable> ascii-art star wars episode IV
[13:46] <rAnDoM-gUy> ubuntu 14 comes with libboost 1.48 I need 1.47 can I install it in my home and link to it?
[13:46] <ge0rJey> exit
[13:47] <iptable> approved
[13:47] <iptable> rAnDoM-gUy, google
[13:47] <popey> rAnDoM-gUy: you can set LD_LIBRARY_PATH to point to your library
[13:47] <popey> iptable: not helpful.
[13:47] <deb_ac> TJ-, I got "find: unknown predicate `-mindepth=1'"
[13:47] <iptable> rAnDoM-gUy, that's what we all do. it is the biggest library. although if you have an actually specific question about a single problem, we are willing to help
[13:47] <iptable> popey, why?
[13:47] <geirha> deb_ac: it's -mindepth 1  without the =
[13:48] <popey> iptable: we don't just tell people to google stuff round these parts.
[13:48] <deb_ac> thanks!
[13:48] <iptable> popey, did you read the original question? <snip>Where can I learn about system vs user libraries and making system links for them?</snip>
[13:48] <popey> iptable: yes. and I answered too.
[13:48] <rAnDoM-gUy> I checked google. was wondering if ubuntu itself had documentation.
[13:48] <iptable> popey, I answered that. for the other question, which was more specific, we can answer
[13:48] <rAnDoM-gUy> Kinda new to system links  and library stuff.
[13:49] <iptable> popey, and I am well aware of "these parts". been here for a while
[13:49] <popey> rAnDoM-gUy: you can unpack the older boost library and stick it in your home somewhere, and use LD_LIBRARY_PATH to point to it
[13:49] <rAnDoM-gUy> Awesome thank ! Solves so many problems for me.
[13:49] <rAnDoM-gUy> I can link and run older software I need on the newer ubuntu distros now.
[13:49] <The_Challenger> hi
[13:50] <iptable> rAnDoM-gUy, you could always do that by bootstrapping an older distro to a chroot/LXC environment
[13:50] <rAnDoM-gUy> Just wanted to make sure it worked like that before I make all these links lol.
[13:50] <The_Challenger> guys, how do I reset a Ubuntu vps?
[13:50] <popey> The_Challenger: depends on the provider, they mostly have some kind of web panel to do that kind of thing.
[13:50] <iptable> rAnDoM-gUy, debootstrap a whole older ubuntu to a directory and chroot there to run older software in older ubuntu. you can have multiple older distros running under newest ubuntu kernel and just chroot between them
[13:50] <k1l_> The_Challenger: ask the hoster how to handle that. mybe they got a user settings menue for that
[13:51] <iptable> rAnDoM-gUy, http://glonek.co.uk/tips-tricks/ubuntu-debootstrap-and-chroot/
[13:51] <The_Challenger> popey: they don't have one.. any command to perform that action?
[13:51] <popey> The_Challenger: not really.
[13:52] <k1l_> The_Challenger: there is no "reset" option.
[13:52] <ge0rJey> exit
[13:52] <iptable> The_Challenger, they don't have one? your hosting provider installed that ubuntu linux, they will be able to reinstall it to what it was by default.
[13:52] <iptable> ge0rJey really?
[13:52] <The_Challenger> no way to erase all packages and reinstall them?
[13:53] <iptable> The_Challenger, no
[13:53] <The_Challenger> ok
[13:53] <The_Challenger> tks
[13:53] <iptable> no problem
[13:53] <The_Challenger> must request a server reset
[13:53] <deb_ac> In the command "find /dir/x -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 2 -type f mv {} /dir/x/ \;"    what are the "{}" and "\;" signifying?
[13:53] <iptable> deb_ac, the stuff that find finds
[13:54] <iptable> damn, keyboard layout screweed. gotta quit
[13:55] <djjeff> I have magic cookies?
[13:55] <djjeff> http://bpaste.net/show/91a0acc3aa1c
[13:56] <djjeff> can anyone else confirm they have these in their /home/???? folders
[13:56] <rAnDoM-gUy> that cookie?
[13:56] <iptable> oh, fixed
[13:56] <djjeff> .goutput******-*****
[13:56] <popey> djjeff: yes, you're not special ☻
[13:56] <djjeff> and all this time I thought I was
[13:57] <popey> djjeff: i have 160 of them here ⍨
[13:57] <djjeff> yikes!
[13:57] <rAnDoM-gUy> I do not have one :(
[13:57] <djjeff> so rm-rf ?
[13:57] <iptable> djjeff, nope, not here. ubuntu 14.04
[13:57] <popey> djjeff: i tend not to randomly delete files as a rule
[13:57] <cfhowlett> djjeff, I have to manually clean them out.  they are file download artifacts.
[13:57] <tatjana> Hi, I want to edit /etc/rc.local but its protected. how do i enable read and write?
[13:57] <iptable> djjeff, so something is producing those on your system that doesn't do that on fresh install
[13:57] <djjeff> iptable, chmod ?
[13:58] <iptable> tatjana, sudo vi
[13:58] <cfhowlett> tatjana, sudo gedit filenamehere                     assuming you know what you are doing ...
[13:58] <tatjana> Im following a tutorial on how to fix the suspend issue on my chromebook
[13:58] <djjeff> iptable, ignore that miss tab
[13:58] <somsip> cfhowlett: :-O gksudo, surely!
[13:58] <popey> djjeff: mine are all older than march 2013
[13:58] <djjeff> popey, ty
[13:59] <iptable> djjeff, popey it is a bug, you should not have those files there
[13:59] <iptable> djjeff, popey http://askubuntu.com/questions/151101/why-are-goutputstream-xxxxx-files-created-in-home-folder
[13:59] <tatjana> cfhowlett, I already edited the files and saved them on my desktop so basically I just need to replace them. Its not working, what should I do?
[14:00] <jnunez> hola a todo soy nuebo en este canal
[14:00] <iptable> tatjana, you should edit the files where they are
[14:00] <deb_ac> iptable, I keep getting "find: paths must precede expression: mv" and don't know how to rearrange
[14:00] <cfhowlett> tatjana, gksu nautilus : open the file and "save as" the target file .  OR sudo cp source file to target file
[14:00] <iptable> tatjana, some files have got permissions that you will break if you replace them with your edits
[14:00] <iptable> deb_ac, hence my |while read fn method. it is just easier to write and more human English
[14:01] <tatjana> iptable, /etc/rc.local and /etc/default/grub
[14:01] <iptable> tatjana, rc.local needs execute for example, which your replacement will erace
[14:01] <iptable> tatjana, did you already replace them? if not, edit the files as they are
[14:01] <cfhowlett> tatjana, those files are locked away for good reason.
[14:01] <tatjana> iptable, I cant save them because they are protected
[14:02] <iptable> tatjana, they are not protected.
[14:02] <tatjana> cfhowlett, Im having issues with ubuntu on my chromebook
[14:02] <iptable> tatjana, you just do not have write access to them
[14:02] <iptable> tatjana, you edit them using either sudo vi or gksudo gedit
[14:02] <tatjana> cfhowlett, there is a reason why i need to edit
[14:02] <iptable> tatjana, you edit them using either sudo vi or gksudo gedit
[14:02] <cfhowlett> tatjana, understood.
[14:04] <tatjana> thanks iptable, i think it worked
[14:04] <tatjana> brb
[14:04] <iptable> tatjana, no probs
[14:05] <deb_ac> iptable, keeps returning >
[14:05] <deb_ac> until I ctrlC
[14:05] <tatjana> I need to upgrade grub but in order to do so, i must be logged in as root. how do i do this?
[14:05] <iptable> deb_ac, paste here what line you exactly executed
[14:06] <iptable> tatjana, sudo -i
[14:06] <iptable> tatjana, or sudo YOURCOMMAND
[14:06] <cfhowlett> tatjana,  sudo update-grub
[14:06] <tatjana> thanks again, brb
[14:07] <iptable> it is worth also doing sudo grub-install /dev/sda to install latest version to MBR
[14:07] <iptable> oh
[14:09] <iptable> deb_ac, mkdir /path/to/new/dir; cd /path/to/original/dir; find /path/to/original/dir/ -type f |while read fn; do mv "${fn}" /path/to/new/dir/.; done <= that does work
[14:10]  * iptable goes for a break
[14:10] <deb_ac> ip table, Ive tried; "find /media/cep/Wbout/Unsorted -type f |while read fn; do mv "${fn}" /media/cep/Wbout/Unsorted.;"    and     "find /media/cep/Wbout/Unsorted -type f |while read fn; do mv "${fn}" /media/cep/Wbout/Unsorted."  and  "ind /media/cep/Wbout/Unsorted -type f |while read fn; do mv "${fn}" /media/cep/Wbout/Unsorted"      wasnt sure what the "." and ";" did and couldnt tell if they were part of the command or the way you typed it.
[14:11] <deb_ac> iptable, Ive tried; "find /media/cep/Wbout/Unsorted -type f |while read fn; do mv "${fn}" /media/cep/Wbout/Unsorted.;"    and     "find /media/cep/Wbout/Unsorted -type f |while read fn; do mv "${fn}" /media/cep/Wbout/Unsorted."  and  "ind /media/cep/Wbout/Unsorted -type f |while read fn; do mv "${fn}" /media/cep/Wbout/Unsorted"      wasnt sure what the "." and ";" did and couldnt tell if they were part of the command or the way you typed it.
[14:11] <iptable> deb_ac, 1. stop spamming, 2. read what I wrong exactlly
[14:11] <iptable> deb_ac, dir/. is NOT same as dir.
[14:11] <deb_ac> didnt mean to spa,
[14:12] <deb_ac> spam*
[14:12] <cfhowlett> !paste | deb_ac
[14:12] <deb_ac> sorry... and thank you by the way
[14:12] <iptable> deb_ac, I put /path/to/new/dir/., NOT dir., dir/.
[14:13] <iptable> deb_ac, read exactly what is written. your biggest issue is your typos
[14:13] <cfhowlett> deb_ac, not to worry.  we've all taken at least one ubottu swat
[14:13] <adil> Hello all
[14:13] <deb_ac> ahh
[14:13] <deb_ac> thanks
[14:13] <deb_ac> and haha, thanks cfhowlett
[14:13] <deb_ac> gimme a sec to try it anew
[14:14] <adil> I have a small question re Linux and CPUS . I'm trying to find the speed of my CPu
[14:14] <iptable> deb_ac, also infding files in a dir and moving to a dir may confuse find
[14:14] <iptable> deb_ac, you are reading and writing to same dir
[14:14] <adil> When i run this command : cat /proc/cpuinfo
[14:14] <YamakasY> anyone using preseed with the interfaces ?
[14:14] <YamakasY> It's overwriting my /etc/network/interfaces file everytime
[14:14] <adil> i get : model name : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E3-1230 V2 @ 3.30GHz stepping : 9 cpu MHz  : 1600.000
[14:14] <iptable> adil, and?
[14:14] <adil> model name : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E3-1230 V2 @ 3.30GHz stepping : 9 cpu MHz  : 1600.000
[14:15] <iptable> adil, what is the actual problem?
[14:15] <adil> What is the speed of my CPU. 3,.4GHz or 1.6Ghz??
[14:15] <wheatthin> adil, it'll step upto 3.3ghz
[14:15] <wheatthin> but at rest or Idle, it's down to 1600mhz
[14:16] <iptable> adil, it is 3.4 max, currently 1.6
[14:16] <adil> Ok
[14:16] <Voyage> I am trying to run derby.sh  with   ./derby.sh    and it says:  bash: derby.sh bin/sh^M  bad interpreter : no such file or directory    despite the derby.sh is there and is +x
[14:16] <iptable> adil, CPUs do stepping nowadays. it saves the CPU life, power and heat
[14:16] <adil> It scales up autiomatically?
[14:16] <wheatthin> very nice btw.. mine only steps up to 2.66ghz, but says it's capable of 5000mhz
[14:16] <wheatthin> yes, on demand
[14:16] <iptable> adil, semi-auto
[14:17] <adil> Ok?
[14:17] <iptable> adil, but yes, without the need of your intervention at all
[14:17] <wheatthin> adil, the cores will randomly step up
[14:17] <adil> I c
[14:17] <deb_ac> iptable, thats what I originally wanted and was asking if was possible, but Ill try a new dir
[14:17] <somsip> Voyage: what is the first line of the file? Usuall something like #!/bin/bash
[14:17] <wheatthin> adil, not all at once, unless you're compiling
[14:17] <iptable> Voyage, you have coded this shell script in WIndows
[14:18] <iptable> Voyage, that IS your problem
[14:18] <somsip> iptable: there's some back history here?
[14:18] <adil> I can see the load is low. This is a quad core maching. Do the all cores go up in sync?
[14:18] <wheatthin> adil, you can install "lm-sensors" and then type   'watch sensors' and it'll show you
[14:18] <iptable> Voyage, windows uses \n\r exit characters while linux only \n. use dos2unix tool to convert the script
[14:18] <iptable> somsip, lots...
[14:19] <iptable> somsip, first time I done that, I spent 2 days troubleshooting until hexdump...
[14:19] <somsip> iptable: k - I'll back off until he's clear about the problem. Looks like you got it
[14:19] <wheatthin> sorry..
[14:19] <wheatthin> not sensors.. I'm not fully awake. ;/
[14:20] <adil> @wheattin. Thanks, but that's just temprature
[14:20] <iptable> somsip, bash: derby.sh bin/sh^M  bad interpreter <= it's the ^M that's the giveaway
[14:20] <wheatthin> adil, sudo watch -n 1  cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu*/cpufreq/cpuinfo_cur_freq
[14:20] <somsip> iptable: yep - didn't see it.
[14:20] <iptable> adil, no, cores come up as needed on CoreiX and xeons
[14:20] <adil> Wow, that is awesome. Thanks @wheattin
[14:21] <adil> @iptable. K thx
[14:21] <lajpat> hi friends
[14:21] <adil> I'm thinking for purchasing a few more servers for our statrup. They're on Xeons now, but should i go for opterons in the future?
[14:22] <adil> Provided the performance is comparable, is there anything i should be look out for?
[14:22] <iptable> adil, Pentium3 go nicely
[14:22] <wheatthin> lol..
[14:22] <iptable> adil, OR you should tell us what you running
[14:22] <adil> They're database machines running MongoDB
[14:22] <wheatthin> xeons are fine.. just give adequate ram
[14:22] <deb_ac> iptable, find /media/cep/Wbout/Unsorted/ -type f |while read fn; do mv "${fn}" /media/cep/Wbout/dump/.;       still returning ">"
[14:23] <iptable> adil, my home servers needed 4 HP Microserver N40L, my friend is on 2 N40L, my work uses Xeons, about 30k physical machines
[14:23] <iptable> that's 30 thousand
[14:23] <wheatthin> very nice :)
[14:23] <wheatthin> cloud computing?
[14:23] <iptable> adil, it still depends if your MySQL/mongo is used for what queries.
[14:23] <wheatthin> sorry offftopic :P
[14:24] <iptable> wheatthin, "kind of"... or otherwise "as well"
[14:24] <adil> Awesome! I don't have any complaints with the Xeons, i was wondering if the Opterons are cheaper from price/ performance perspective
[14:24] <wheatthin> that's something you'd have to shop for hommie lol
[14:24] <adil> We run a lot of Mongo Aggregate queries on there, sort of like Map/Reduce but multi-threaded. Given enough RAM the # of cores affects the perf.
[14:24] <iptable> deb_ac, DONE!
[14:25] <iptable> deb_ac, you are still not reading my lines exactly as they are
[14:25] <deb_ac> sorry
[14:25] <iptable> deb_ac, find /media/cep/Wbout/Unsorted/ -type f |while read fn; do mv "${fn}" /media/cep/Wbout/dump/.; done
[14:25] <deb_ac> one sec, Ill go back over em
[14:25] <wheatthin> adil, use hybrid ssd drives too.. bumps up performance for mysql
[14:25] <iptable> deb_ac, the word done at the end is important
[14:25] <deb_ac> Oh!!!!!!
[14:25] <deb_ac> hahahahahaaha
[14:25] <iptable> deb_ac, yes, it denotes end of loop
[14:25] <adil> @wheatin, have thos too
[14:25] <deb_ac> I thought youve been saying you were done!
[14:26] <iptable> adil, coreI7 are quite good performance-wise for middle-range queries
[14:26] <iptable> and cheap
[14:26] <wheatthin> 30k servers, I don't think he want's middle range. :)
[14:27] <iptable> wheatthin, that's what I got, not him ;)
[14:27] <iptable> deb_ac, lol :D
[14:27] <wheatthin> ah :P
[14:27] <deb_ac> iptable, That seems to have done it! Thanks a million!
[14:27] <wheatthin> Ive always wanted to build a render farm .. drools :P ubuntu would rock if opencl would function good :P
[14:28] <iptable> adil, more cheaper HW is better if you run a lot of long queries. if you run smaller query count and need it with much power, you execute it with less machines, more power
[14:28] <iptable> deb_ac, no problem
[14:28] <cfhowlett> wheatthin, the Blender people have some kind of rendering project in motion "Project red currant" is the name IINM
[14:28] <wheatthin> awesome~! :P
[14:29]  * iptable goes to have proper break
[14:29] <deb_ac> iptable, deserved
[14:29] <iptable> deb_ac, cheers
[14:29] <Voyage> iptable,  thanks
[14:30] <iptable> Voyage, no probs
[14:31] <alien_228> qq all
[14:31] <alien_228> :D
[14:31] <AlexPortable> Is there any way I can merge the menu bar with the top bar in gnome fallback mode?
[14:31] <intelx86> when does the ubuntu phone come out?
[14:31] <popey> intelx86: soon
[14:32] <intelx86> please how soon?
[14:32] <popey> intelx86: can't say. up to manufacturers.
[14:32] <intelx86> will we be able to put it on our old android phones?
[14:32] <popey> intelx86: you already can for some devices
[14:33] <popey> intelx86: the software has been available to download for months now.
[14:33] <intelx86> great what about a samsung mega?
[14:33] <popey> intelx86: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices
[14:33] <adil> @wheattin @iptable Thanks guys
[14:33] <sajan> wafflejock,
[14:33] <intelx86> thanks popey
[14:33] <AlexPortable> also how can i customize the start menu?
[14:33] <AlexPortable> i don't want 'switch user, log out' to appear in it
[14:34] <intelx86> this is for developer purposes only.  i don't know if this will work with a carrier
[14:35] <intelx86> great they got rid of the best 7 inch tablet the nexus 7
[14:35] <intelx86> horrible
[14:35] <cfhowlett> intelx86, Q4 is the target date, but in reality "When it's done."
[14:35] <intelx86> right
[14:35] <popey> intelx86: the nexus 7 2013 is still supported for installing on
[14:36] <intelx86> why would i want that.  I have a 2012 model that is perfectly capable
[14:36] <dav1dp0101> Does anyone have any expertise troubleshooting Upstart scripts?
[14:37] <popey> intelx86: you might not, but thats the state of affairs. the nexus 7 was/is slow
[14:38] <intelx86> not its not it has a quad core processor with great graphics
[14:39] <popey> ok, we'll agree to disagree
[14:39] <intelx86> how could such hardware not render ubuntu?
[14:40] <popey> intelx86: it did, but we moved on to the nexus 7 2013.
[14:40] <intelx86> why?
[14:40] <popey> its faster, higher res, more available.
[14:40] <iptable> times move on
[14:41] <intelx86> not by much
[14:41] <iptable> why did we move on from Pentium4
[14:41] <iptable> by not much at a time
[14:41] <intelx86> u work for the illumanati lol
[14:41] <iptable> we move a step at a time
[14:41] <eeee> better cooling and other technologies? just guessing
[14:42] <Mio-chan> I really like the passive cooling with ARM
[14:42] <popey> IIRC the GPU in the 2012 Nexus 7 struggled.
[14:42] <intelx86> popey do you work for ubuntu?
[14:42] <iptable> I really like the water cooling in my machine
[14:42] <popey> yes
[14:42] <intelx86> ok
[14:43] <intelx86> i have a hard time seeing the nexus 7 struggle but i will take your word on it
[14:43] <[]Tsukasa[]> when I ssh into my box with another user, no matter what dir i'm in it only displays $, not user@server:/
[14:44] <[]Tsukasa[]> how do I correct that, sorry idk what to google for that issue
[14:45] <eeee> []Tsukasa[]: ~/.bashrc
[14:45] <iptable> []Tsukasa[], if you run bash, does the problem get fixed? just run: bash
[14:46] <[]Tsukasa[]> yes
[14:46] <iptable> []Tsukasa[], then it's because your did not set a shell for the users (which defaults to something else than bash) or set a shell other than bash
[14:46] <iptable> []Tsukasa[], user usermod to modify user to use bash shell by default (or sudo vi /etc/passwd if you aconfortable with that)
[14:47] <geirha> []Tsukasa[]: sounds like you have a .bash_profile or .profile file that does not source .bashrc
[14:47] <[]Tsukasa[]> ah thanks I have corrected it :)
[14:47] <iptable> []Tsukasa[], no worries
[14:47] <iptable> geirha, no, user wasn't even running bash, that's why ;)
[14:48] <geirha> ah, nevermind then. Probably used useradd instead of adduser to create the user, hence sh became the default shell
[14:48] <[]Tsukasa[]> lastly. I have private/public keys. Can I set the public key to all users without having to add it to certain users authorized_key file?
[14:48] <geirha> chsh -s /bin/bash
[14:49] <iptable> []Tsukasa[], ok, so talking aabout ssh key authentication. no, you would echo it into >> auth file
[14:49] <[]Tsukasa[]> iptable thanks didn't know if there was any other way
[14:50] <iptable> []Tsukasa[], not that I now of, although you can set default profile, where you could source the authorized_keys file for all new users
[14:50] <geirha> or maybe you're looking for host based authentication
[14:51] <iptable> []Tsukasa[], look at /etc/default/useradd
[14:51] <iptable> []Tsukasa[], or that, as geirha suggested
[14:52] <geirha> I'd rather recommend not using useradd at all. Use adduser when creating users on the command line.
[14:53] <iptable> []Tsukasa[], in /etc/skel are all the files and dirs which you can edit/add to create defualt profiles for all users
[14:53] <iptable> []Tsukasa[], or as geirha said, google for "host based authentication ssh"
[14:54] <deb_ac> hey iptable, it made about halfway through than began throwing "No space left on device", despite the fact Ive got 750 gb free and the files are only 60gb collectively. Any ideas?
[14:57] <iptable> deb_ac, so you were moving from one device to another?
[14:57] <iptable> deb_ac, df -h in pastebin please
[14:57] <iptable> deb_ac, and also location of the actual files
[14:57] <deb_ac> iptable nope, same device,  and k, one sec for the pastebin
[14:58] <iptable> deb_ac, looks like another issue. mv on same filesystem does just relocation, it does not use space for the moves
[14:59] <deb_ac> iptable, thats what I thought, idk whats up. Ill put the actual commands on paste bin as well
[14:59] <iptable> deb_ac, please do. I'm guessing you have another problem
[15:01] <deb_ac> http://pastebin.com/3Y4VSbzc
[15:02] <iptable> deb_ac, please give me full error of no space left on device. which device
[15:02] <deb_ac> iptable, got thousands of
[15:03] <deb_ac> "mv: cannot move ‘/media/cepacet/Walkabout/Unsorted/recup_dir.37/f2553712640.jpg’ to ‘/media/cepacet/Walkabout/dump/./f2553712640.jpg’: No space left on device"
[15:03] <iptable> deb_ac, you got 666GB of space left :D
[15:03] <iptable> deb_ac, probably it's 666 the problem
[15:03] <iptable> :P
[15:03] <deb_ac> lol
[15:03] <deb_ac> what?
[15:04] <deb_ac> iptable, is that a real problem or is that a devil joke?
[15:04] <iptable> devil joke, no, that wasn't real
[15:04] <iptable> although, it would be funny if it was
[15:05] <iptable> deb_ac, well, no idea apart from an issue with filesystem corruption
[15:05] <deb_ac> damn
[15:05] <iptable> deb_ac, unmount and fsck /dev/sdb1
[15:05] <deb_ac> kk
[15:06] <iptable> deb_ac, and before/after, also do du -hs /media/cepacet/Walkabout to see if space used matches df
[15:06] <iptable> might be that you did run out of space
[15:07] <iptable> deb_ac, in any case, that would be a filesystem corruption. what FS is that? dont' tell me it's ntfs/fat32. if it is, you are better of using windows scandisk to correct errors.
[15:07] <deb_ac> it is
[15:08] <deb_ac> fat32, I dont have access to windows... One sec and ill put everything up on pastebin
[15:08] <iptable> deb_ac, it is what? fat32 you *may* try with fsck on linux
[15:09] <iptable> deb_ac, are you sure the file you are copying/moving is not over 4GB? fat32 has many issues and limitations
[15:09] <Ray_mond> hello :) i know i am a noob, but how to run C scripts on ubuntu?
[15:10] <Max_Escorpion> you should compile it
[15:10] <iptable> deb_ac, is this a USB hard drive, or some kind of SSD/flash media?
[15:10] <Max_Escorpion> with gcc or g++
[15:11] <Ray_mond> deb_ac: use ntfs format
[15:11] <Ray_mond> ok thanks guys :)
[15:11] <iptable> deb_ac, no, do not listen to Ray_mond, do not run ntfs. fsck for ntfs can't even fix common errors
[15:11] <jamez> I need to create a USB stick to boot into Linux, I tried using grub but my BIOS does not detect it has a EFI USB.  I can boot Linux as long as I don't boot into Windows.
[15:11] <iptable> Ray_mond, there is no such thing as C script. C/C++ are applications, you need to compile them with gcc
[15:11] <MonkeyDust> !gcc | Ray_mond
[15:12] <deb_ac> iptable, its fat 32.. there might be on or two that are over 4gb, but all the ones I saw give the disk error are under 1gb. the reason im doing all of this is because I accidently changed the partition and fucked the mbr and used photorec to recover everythin. Its a 1tb external hd
[15:13] <Ray_mond> iptable: what do you mean with fsck for ntfs cannot even fix common errors? :o
[15:13] <jamez> Then the USB stick is not recognized at all.
[15:13] <MonkeyDust> jamez  in linux or in windows?
[15:13] <jamez> linux
[15:13] <iptable> Ray_mond, I mean ntfs is proprietary Microsoft format and fsck.ntfs cannot fix quite a few common issues that appear with fs corruption on ntfs filesystems. issues that windows scandisk can fix
[15:13] <deb_ac> one sec and ill post a pastebin
[15:14] <iptable> Ray_mond, hence why on unmount of ntfs in linux, you always get the "dirty" flag on to issue a windows scandisk ofthe partition on boot
[15:14] <Ray_mond> iptable: ah ok thx
[15:14] <Ray_mond> txt
[15:14] <MonkeyDust> jamez  so you can boot in linux, but after that, usb is not recognized, right?
[15:14] <Ray_mond> txt
[15:14] <iptable> deb_ac, used photorec ON that external drive?
[15:15] <jamez> I create my USB stick, I can boot linux as long as I don't boot Windows.  If I boot Windows, I can no longer boot Linux from the usb stick.
[15:15] <deb_ac> iptable, yeah
[15:15] <MonkeyDust> jamez  it's linux OR windows, not both
[15:15] <iptable> deb_ac, fat32 does not work with files larger than 4GB to begin with
[15:16] <iptable> deb_ac, also, photorec would have recovered files but your filesystem is still in tears.
[15:16] <MonkeyDust> jamez  first leave windows and then boot in linux
[15:16] <iptable> deb_ac, the only way to fix your issue is to move al lthe recovered files away from that partition, reformat and move stuff back
[15:16] <deb_ac> iptable, after I recovered I re-formated
[15:16] <deb_ac> then moved back to new format
[15:16] <iptable> deb_ac, oh, looks like something went wrong...
[15:16] <deb_ac> (fat32)
[15:16] <deb_ac> :/
[15:17] <deb_ac> one sec on the pastebin
[15:17] <MonkeyDust> jamez  what do you mean, boot linux, while you are in windows?
[15:17] <iptable> k
[15:17] <deb_ac> having trouble unmounting
[15:17] <Ray_mond> how works a Ddos attack? I ask because psn was down
[15:17] <iptable> deb_ac, it is screwed. could be actual physical issue and a problem with bad sectors.
[15:17] <jamez> i know, i boot into Windows then shut it down.  Then, I can no longer use my USB stick to boot into Linux.  The BIOS does not seem to recognize it as a UEFI USB stick. So how do I create one ?>
[15:17] <deb_ac> nooooo
[15:18] <deb_ac> this is my second hd and im in Africa with no money
[15:18] <deb_ac> I just gotta save my files somehow
[15:18] <iptable> deb_ac, I would say, put those files back out of that drive, then run a check for bad sectors, also install smartmontools and run smartctl and test the drive, then reset mbr, create new partition and format.
[15:18] <MonkeyDust> jamez  boot in windows and use yumi, or yumma, to create a bootable usb stick
[15:18] <deb_ac> I did notice I kept gettin i/o errors
[15:18] <iptable> deb_ac, that's assuming that bad sectors don't appear and that smart succeeds. otherwise, do not use drive
[15:18] <deb_ac> and ip table, will do
[15:18] <Ray_mond> how works a Ddos attack? I ask because psn was down
[15:18] <iptable> deb_ac, in dmesg?
[15:19] <deb_ac> no, on lubuntu at a cyber cafe when Id try and open in file manager
[15:19] <deb_ac> but that was before the format error on my part
[15:19] <deb_ac> and it always works fine on ubuntu laptop
[15:20] <rrman> Ray_mod: "Disterbuted Dential of Service " Try to make the server not responding by attacking with lots of bots
[15:21] <iptable> deb_ac, 1. make a backup, 2. bad sector test, 3. smartmontools->smartctl, 4. if tests failed, do not use drive. if success, proceed to point 5 => 5. reset the MBR using dd (dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdb bs=512 count=1), 6. use fdisk or parted or gparted to create new partition
[15:21] <iptable> deb_ac, also, unless you need to access it from windows, I would advise going with ext4/btrfs/ext3.
[15:22] <iptable> deb_ac, I typically have a 100GB partition as fat32 that I use for transfers between windows and linux that I format often and keep the rest as btrfs
[15:23] <iptable> deb_ac, note that fat32/vfat is very prone to errors. it's designed to fail :D
[15:23] <deb_ac> iptable, will do. Do you still need fsck & du ? Also, I need fat32 because I never quit traveling and use what computers I can. And I know! I only used ext4 when I was back home
[15:24] <Nectur> my audio not working but is recognised
[15:24] <iptable> deb_ac, in that case, having a windows VM/dualboot and ntfs might be better for you. ntfs is much better
[15:25] <jasabella> wow this is weird: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/330395/dns-problem-nslookup-works-ping-doesnt
[15:25] <iptable> deb_ac, well you could try fsck, it *might* fix your filesystem, but I would backup and reinstall.
[15:25] <deb_ac> I dont own a computer, just using one from work. And will change to ntfs
[15:25] <deb_ac> and kk, will try fsck after backup
[15:25] <iptable> deb_ac, oh, do get a computer, makes all the sense.
[15:26] <deb_ac> no $!
[15:26] <deb_ac> sold everything to travel and volunteer
[15:26] <deb_ac> just have a hard drive and computer
[15:26] <deb_ac> camera*
[15:26] <deb_ac> lol
[15:26] <iptable> deb_ac, alternatively there is a ext2 filesystem driver for windows to use under windows.
[15:26] <deb_ac> iptable, compatible w/ osx?
[15:27] <deb_ac> ext2
[15:27] <iamwhoiam> hello people. My question: i remember there was a command which returned all proprietary packages installed in my system, but i am not able to find it. Does anyone know such a command? thanx
[15:27] <popey> iamwhoiam: vrms
[15:28] <iptable> deb, kind of. you need to hack at it with osx fuse and ext2 drive.
[15:28] <iptable> deb_ac, ^
[15:28] <SchrodingersScat> !info vrms | iamwhoiam
[15:28] <rrman> iamwhoiam:dpkg --list
[15:28] <iptable> deb_ac, ntfs will be your best choice and scandisk usign windows tools whenever you can
[15:28] <iamwhoiam> popey, rrman : thanks a lot people!!!!!
[15:29] <rrman> NP :)
[15:29] <deb_ac> iptable, sounds good
[15:29] <mpistone> when I run apt-get install php5-curl, it also enables the mod and restarts php5-fpm automatically, but apt-get install php5-mcrypt only installs the mod, but I have to run `php5enmod mcrypt` to get it enabled, can anyone explain why?
[15:29] <iptable> deb_ac, best call. but do get another drive and keep a backup of your data. SSD is more expensive but much better to carry error-wise. for backups awesome as well.
[15:29] <iptable> deb_ac, anyways, I'm off. been on the channels for a whole day and got my work to actually do.
[15:30] <vorcer> Hi guys - Was wondering if anyone know anything about bind9 primary and secondary dns stuff?
[15:30] <iptable> mpistone, because someone assumed that you want curl enabled when you are installing it while they thought you might want to do other stuff with mcrypt, like enable per session. it's a choice thing
[15:31] <iptable> vorcer, yes, we do
[15:31] <iptable> next
[15:31] <deb_ac> iptable, thanks for everything man. If I had money Id tip you in btc or something.
[15:31] <mpistone> iptable: thanks
[15:32] <MonkeyDust> what's btc?
[15:32] <iptable> deb_ac, no thanks, I only do free help
[15:32] <iptable> MonkeyDust, bitcoin
[15:32] <iptable> MonkeyDust, if you need to ask, you come from a very old world without technology and scammers :D
[15:32] <vorcer> I've set up bind9 with primary and secondary dns using ubuntu server, with reverse dns. I think i've set it up correctly, my zones transfer from the primary to the secondary. But when I shut down the primary (or stop bind9 on the primary), I can still ping the domains, but not do an nslookup - It still looks for the primary dns IP, anyone know why?
[15:33] <iptable> vorcer, your resolv.conf is probably ste to query primary.
[15:33] <vorcer> Where is that at iptable?
[15:33] <MonkeyDust> iptable  other generation, i guess ;)
[15:33] <iptable> MonkeyDust, lucky you :)
[15:34] <iptable> vorcer, if you set your DNS resolv.conf to google 8.8.8.8 and configure both your DNS servers to be responsible for youe zone, google DNS will try primary and then secondary and return correct code
[15:34] <vorcer> iptable, is that on the primary or secondary?
[15:34] <iptable> vorcer, it's not just setting up DNS server, you need to query the right DNS server, by configuring your DNS client and configure DNS zone correctly.
[15:35] <djjeff> if anyone knows what this is... you may have a basket full of my home made cookies
[15:35] <djjeff> http://bpaste.net/raw/db6f274d9ff9
[15:35] <iptable> vorcer, that's on the client... not primary or secondary
[15:35] <iptable> vorcer, to test your primary and secondary DNS, use dig
[15:35] <vorcer> I'm using windows 8 as the client and have set up the dns in network interfaces to use my primary IP + secondary IP's
[15:35] <deb_ac> iptable, looks like youve been sucked in again. Im headed out myself, thanks for being the good open-source samaritan that you are
[15:36] <iptable> vorcer, dig @1.1.1.1 your_domain.com
[15:36] <iptable> vorcer, replace 1.1.1.1 with your primary DNS server
[15:36] <iptable> vorcer, then replace it with secondary dns server.
[15:36] <vorcer> where do i run that command (sorry about this)
[15:36] <iptable> vorcer, that's how you test if they both respond.
[15:36] <vorcer> on the client?
[15:36] <iptable> vorcer, anywhere in the network that can query those server
[15:37] <vorcer> is there a command like that for windows 8?
[15:37] <iptable> vorcer, no and wong channel
[15:37] <iptable> vorcer, this is ubuntu help channel
[15:37] <vorcer> I'm using ubuntu servers
[15:37] <vorcer> but the client is windows 8
[15:37] <vorcer> ill test dig from another ubuntu server
[15:37] <iptable> vorcer, what you need is bind help channel and networking help channel and a general manual/guide to how DNS works. buy a book for example. you are missing the verey basics
[15:38] <iptable> I'll let others take over. I really should take a break before my next meeting.
[15:38]  * iptable goes for a break
[15:39] <mafusail1900> privet vsem
[15:39] <vorcer> Hm - I ran dig on my primary and secondary DNS IP's and they all work
[15:39] <vorcer> But the client cannot reach the domain if my primary dns is shutdown or bind9 isnt running
[15:40] <vorcer> I assume its a problem with the client in this case
[15:41] <iptable> vorcer, you need your client to know that both dns servers exist. yes. troubleshoot client. servers work. I'm guessing your network might need redoing too, but that's another story. most OS, including iwndows xp and 7 let you enter primary and secondary dns.
[15:41] <vorcer> Yep - I've added primary and secondary dns to windows 8 network config, not sure what it is if the servers work, i'll troubleshoot
[15:42] <vorcer> thanks for the help iptable
[15:42] <AlexPortable> do i nee to install wine1.6 or wine/
[15:42] <Cuken_1> I'm getting some access rights issue on a samba share directory I have setup. I'm not sure how to further trouble shoot it. THe application requesting the file is the same owner of the root folder for the file, is there something I can do to check?
[15:43] <spab_> So I have two 1tb disks installed, right.  First one's primary, at 62% capacity, second I have been using for whatever backup utility Ubuntu comes with
[15:43] <spab_> How is my backup disk full if my primary disk is only at 62%?
[15:43] <jasabella> how do i get dnsmasq to bind to the network interface only for dhcp instead of 0.0.0.0?
[15:47] <xar> hi, what's the difference between tmux and Terminator, please ?
[15:47] <TBotNik> All: Have networking problem documented at: https://www.kubuntuforums.net/showthread.php?66222-Networking&p=356977#post356977
[15:47] <TBotNik> Need some help on this please!
[15:53] <frank_o> Hi! `swapon -s` returns `Size: 524284`, is that size in KB?
[15:54] <Takumo> how does one debug initctl scripts?
[15:54] <Takumo> the contents of the "script" block work fine, but for some reason my init script spawns a process, which immidately dies
[15:56] <ceibal>  eqwe
[15:56] <ceibal> e
[15:58] <SubSonicgroove> www.marylandmvamaryland veip
[15:59] <TBotNik> No one available to help on a non-connected networking problem?
[16:00] <gp5st> really stupid question.  Computer A is logged into Computer B via ssh.  Can I somehow login to Computer A via Computer B via ssh (not trying to bypass authentication or anything, I just need a shell on Computer A :-\)
[16:07] <iptable> gp5st, yes
[16:07] <dwakar> I can't play any type of audio or video files. It doesn't work with mplayer or vlc and even firefox. The media file does open but just hangs there without playing. And lastly, the volume icon on the looks weird.
[16:07] <iptable> gp5st, look up "ssh reverse tunnel"
[16:08] <Masterjedi688> Hello
[16:08] <Masterjedi688> anyone here who can answer a question for me
[16:08] <gp5st> iptable: but i don't have access to computer A directly
[16:08] <gp5st> i.e. it has no public address
[16:09] <iptable> gp5st, yes
[16:09] <iptable> gp5st, look up "ssh reverse tunnel"
[16:09] <gp5st> and I'm not on computer A
[16:09] <iptable> gp5st, I do hate repeating myself. ssh reverse runnel lets you ssh to computer B from computer A and then machine B can ssh back to machine A using the ssh tunnel created.
[16:10] <iptable> gp5st, no, you need to ssh first enabling the tunnel
[16:10] <gp5st> " ssh reverse runnel lets you ssh to computer B from computer A " but I can't do that, all I have is a pre-existintng connection
[16:10] <Masterjedi688> I just downloaded Flash so I can listen to music via Grooveshark.com.  There are 3 files that downloaded.  what do I do next?  Hit the extract button where the download hsitory is to install Flash or is it already installed?
[16:10] <iptable> gp5st, then no. you cannot.
[16:11] <iptable> gp5st, it would have helped if you have stated to begin with that you only had a preexisting connection
[16:11] <bviktor> hello, how can i start the installer in failsafe graphics mode?
[16:11] <xangua> Masterjedi688: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[16:11] <bviktor> for me it's trying to boot the standard version right away, then fails to initialize X and that's x
[16:11] <bviktor> that's it
[16:12] <gp5st> iptable: "Computer A is logged into Computer B via ssh." kind of means that, no? That's the current state of things. anyway, I do appreciate the help :) I've found myself on your end and when the asker is assuming what they're saying makes sense it can be frustrating, sorry
[16:13] <iptable> gp5st, no it doesn't. it implies you can ssh to computer B from computer A
[16:13] <iptable> gp5st, no worries. but no, the answer is you cannot modify current connection
[16:14] <Masterjedi688> I just downloaded Flash so I can listen to music via Grooveshark.com.  There are 3 files that downloaded.  what do I do next?  Hit the extract button where the download hsitory is to install Flash or is it already installed?
[16:14] <xangua> 11:12 xangua Masterjedi688: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[16:14] <Masterjedi688> Thank you Xangua for your help
[16:15] <xangua> Please call me Jacob two two please call me Jacob two two
[16:15] <Masterjedi688> Jacob22
[16:15] <ikonia> xangua: ?
[16:15] <xangua> ikonia: sarcasm
[16:15] <iptable> Jacob two two
[16:17] <Lethalman> hi, this is empty: http://archive.canonical.com/pool/partner/s/skype/skype_4.3.0.37-0ubuntu0.12.04.1_amd64.deb
[16:17] <Lethalman> where should I report the bug? launchpad skype?
[16:23] <xar> hi, how to customize tmux's colors, please ?
[16:25] <trism> Lethalman: it isn't a bug, skype just depends on skype-bin
[16:25] <Lethalman> trism, ah, then the bug is that skype 4.3 does not depend upon skype 4.3 bin?
[16:25] <Lethalman> because I have skype-bin 4.2 still
[16:26] <xar> hi, how to customize tmux's colors, please ?
[16:29] <trism> Lethalman: did you try a: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade; ? I just noticed I'm at 4.2 too, but a dist-upgrade is grabbing the new one for me
[16:36] <Lethalman> trism, that's not a solution, it's a consequence of the upgrade... but apt-get install skype must bring skype-bin with the same version
[16:36] <Lethalman> at least I think so
[16:36] <Lethalman> anyway, thanks :)
[16:38] <Erik_dc> Hello, I have a program that automaticly starts up on boot that is not in the startup-applications-preferences. What is the name of that other better program to edit auto startup?
[16:40] <vorcer> Anyone know if its possible to disable php scripting on userdirs when activated via a2enmod? As in intranet.domain.co.uk/~user/
[16:41] <cyford> hi,  i have shared my wifi connection with lan adapter,   is there a way i can set a dmz or forward all ports to  a pc on the lan?
[16:47] <scj643> I need help getting something like gnome 2 but more updated and have unity as a choice at login
[16:48] <scj643> ? can anyone hear me?
[16:48] <Exagone313> hear no
[16:49] <scj643> Ok i meant read me
[16:49] <Exagone313> gnome-panel?
[16:49] <scj643> I wanted something like mate but mate likes to change things
[16:49] <scj643> some parts of gnome fallback are missing in the new version
[16:50] <Exagone313> sorry i can't help you, i am using kde and xfce ^^
[16:51] <scj643> ok well thanks anyway
[16:51] <ses1984> hey...so, my computer just went to screensaver and locked, and now my unlock screen, the password field just isn't there
[16:51] <ses1984> i see a box with my username, and an empty space below where the password field usually would be
[16:53] <Istalantar> hi everyone, to which path do i have to copy the monitors.xml in order to have the same monitor settings on startup/login screen and my standard user?
[16:54] <littlebit> I wanted to know if ubuntu distributes it's tasks when it has an amd 6 core cpu?
[16:54] <ses1984> anyone...? i really need to unlock my machine. it's 2014, you'd think lock screens would be figured out but there are tons of shitty bugs in it
[16:54] <freeaaa> visit http://tinyurl.com/p5bpscx soccer tips
[16:54] <ses1984> like ...just hold enter to unlock. like... sometimes it reveals your desktop even though it's unlocked. i knew about those
[16:54] <ses1984> this one is new
[16:54] <Pharkas> hello. how can i install the ia32-libs they are not in apt-cache?
[16:55] <kostkon> !multiarch | Pharkas
[16:55] <kostkon> hmm
[16:55] <Pharkas> i will google for multiarch, thanks
[16:57] <ses1984> i'm trying to unlock my pc but there is no field for me to enter a password
[16:58] <andrepl> have you tried ctrl+alt+del ses1984 ?
[16:59] <ses1984> what will that do
[16:59] <andrepl> logout
[16:59] <ses1984> i dont want to logout
[16:59] <ses1984> i want to unlock
[17:00] <EleanorEllis> I am trying to install Ruby Ripper. http://wiki.hydrogenaud.io/index.php?title=Rubyripper#Installation suggests automatic installation via GetDeb or the Devian "Sid Marrilat" repositories. When I add the getdeb repository and do sudo apt-get update I get an error that the package list from the repository failed to fetch. I then tried adding ppa:brandonsnider/ruby-ripper and got the same error for this repository as well. Is there
[17:00] <andrepl> what appear in your window?
[17:00] <ses1984> it looks exactly like the normal unlock screen , showing a box on the left with my username in it
[17:00] <ses1984> normally within that box is a field to enter password. that field is not present
[17:01] <ses1984> i have tried just typing my password as normal and pressing enter and that does not seem to unlock
[17:01] <andrepl> ses1984, can you restart you pc?
[17:02] <ses1984> yes i can, as a last resort
[17:02] <ses1984> but there's stuff on my desktop that i really don't want to lose
[17:03] <andrepl> ses1984, try ctrl + alt+l
[17:03] <ses1984> i'm in another tty right now
[17:05] <ses1984> holy crap this bug.
[17:05] <andrepl> work?
[17:05] <ses1984> no
[17:06] <ses1984> it seems to be bug 1311316
[17:06] <sasa228> 228sasa YyYyYyy!
[17:06] <ses1984> look at comment number 10
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[17:06] <sasa228> 228sasa YyYyYyy!
[17:06] <unopaste> sasa228 you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[17:06] <andreb> how much bigger is 14.04 lts over 12.04 lts ?? looking to do an upgrade
[17:06] <ses1984> "if focus is on a text file when unity locks, when you type the password is been typed in the text file"
[17:06] <ses1984> so basically, i could have just typed my password a bunch of times into a chat window
[17:07] <sasa228> 228sasa YyYyYyy!
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[17:12] <xar_> how to activate per default the display of line numbers on vim, please ?
[17:16] <linuxgb> Hi ubuntu community i have  questions on drivers please help me
[17:16] <vitimiti> xar_, on .vimrc, put "set number" without the inverted commas
[17:16] <vitimiti> linuxgb, ask the question and be patient, if somebody knows, they'll help :D
[17:17] <linuxgb> ok
[17:17] <xar_> vitimiti, where can I find that file, please ?
[17:17] <linuxgb> Sir will i have to do update on prop drivers  after every kernel update myslef
[17:18] <noud_is_nol> hi
[17:18] <vitimiti> xar_, it would be on ~/.vimrc, unless you haven't set a single option. You can create it and put it in ~/
[17:18] <noud_is_nol> now my Ubuntu Linux Touch did eat a SIM chip card, them tell me in the chip-shop
[17:18] <vitimiti> linuxgb, if you used the package given by the additional drivers program, they should update, too
[17:19] <xar_> vitimiti, okay, thank you very much
[17:19] <xar_> vitimiti, is there any command line to find a file via its name ?
[17:20] <vitimiti> xar_, you have find
[17:20] <linuxgb> oh i have amd hd radeon hd 5450 graphic driver if i use binary blob will i have to reinstall once again after kernel update
[17:20] <genii> noud_is_nol: You may want to mention it in #ubuntu-touch channel which is specific to that version of Ubuntu
[17:21] <Andrewcpu> hi
[17:21] <linuxgb> yes additional drivers menu will be helpful but will it break
[17:21] <xar_> vitimiti, find fileName ? I've used it once but it wouldn't work. also i've used locate. (without arguments)
[17:21] <somedude> Yo, I need to "Add a rule to allow traffic to your router (only if this is needed)."
[17:21] <vitimiti> linuxgb, if you have used the additional drivers menu, it will update all together
[17:21] <somedude> How do I do that in ufw? I mean, the problem is, how do I know what I need to allow?
[17:21] <linuxgb> i wont get much performance with stock drivers for blender and all
[17:22] <vitimiti> xar_, man find. When I don't know where a file is I use "sudo find /* -name filename"
[17:22] <vitimiti> If I remember correctly
[17:22] <noud_is_nol> but and..is big difference Ubuntu Linux Touch versus NetBSD Unix ;)
[17:22] <vitimiti> noud_is_nol, #ubuntu-touch
[17:22] <linuxgb> which repo provides best software up to date and stable for windows
[17:22] <noud_is_nol> euu.. just question..this group does not kill for the 'florishment' the group (i hope)?
[17:22] <vitimiti> Windows?
[17:22] <linuxgb> sorry i mean ubuntu
[17:23] <linuxgb> sorry thats a long time disease using windows
[17:23] <noud_is_nol> sounds reasonable anouf
[17:23] <vitimiti> linuxgb, you have Ubuntu's repositories. If something is in a later version in their official page, you could download it there, like what happens with eclipse or netbeans
[17:23] <noud_is_nol> sounds workable reasonable
[17:23] <somedude> In this command      $ ufw allow out to 192.168.178.0/24
[17:23] <somedude> can anyone tell me what the /24 is?
[17:24] <noud_is_nol> i have XV ;)
[17:24] <vitimiti> somedude, from 0 to 24
[17:24] <noud_is_nol> and a instagram account
[17:24] <noud_is_nol> and a post-failure
[17:24] <noud_is_nol> and work to do
[17:24] <noud_is_nol> and love work
[17:24] <CatKiller> somedude: The number of bits used for the subnet
[17:24] <CatKiller> mask
[17:24] <chaotix> hi all
[17:24] <genii> somedude: the /24 means it's an address where the first 24 bits stay the same
[17:24] <linuxgb> hmm and is using ccsm recomended
[17:24] <noud_is_nol> i am in a private chaos not mine
[17:24] <somedude> lol
[17:24] <noud_is_nol> non-lol yes
[17:24] <noud_is_nol> i used to have such pppd things
[17:24] <noud_is_nol> haha
[17:25] <noud_is_nol> you want to hear a joke..recent..in #netbsd one asked .. what is a serial and what is console
[17:25] <noud_is_nol> whahaha
[17:25] <linuxgb> sir does ubuntu spy on my pc i have heard unity dash and amzon and all
[17:26] <noud_is_nol> #netbsd once or several times riped my files-system
[17:26] <noud_is_nol> -(
[17:26] <noud_is_nol> no afs installed (that, error on me)
[17:26] <noud_is_nol> then
[17:26] <vitimiti> linuxgb, if you don't want Amazon, you can disable it in the security settings
[17:27] <noud_is_nol> or f.i. ..after upgrade all.. destop icons and setting gone..just plain icon-shit left (GNOME2)
[17:27] <genii> !shopping
[17:27] <noud_is_nol> OR.WOW EMPTY Evolution e-mails-ready-there
[17:27] <noud_is_nol> mind..i have SQL, then LDAP, then EDS in Evolution
[17:27] <linuxgb> yes and btw ubuntu tshirts and goodies available in india i want to support
[17:28] <noud_is_nol> me not
[17:28] <noud_is_nol> is swet-shop(spelling)
[17:28] <linuxgb> are they available in india?
[17:28] <noud_is_nol> i am for-rent, now at just 1 mission, guess, for to outsource to..
[17:28] <noud_is_nol> ;)
[17:28] <noud_is_nol> a metropolian networks
[17:29] <noud_is_nol> hahaha
[17:29] <noud_is_nol> that will be big fun lateron
[17:29] <Istalantar> hi everyone, to which path do i have to copy the monitors.xml in order to have the same monitor settings on startup/login screen and my standard user?
[17:29] <noud_is_nol> in a'dam
[17:29] <noud_is_nol> haha
[17:29] <noud_is_nol> first read the XSD
[17:29] <noud_is_nol> LUA
[17:29] <TJ-> !ops | noud_is_nol spamming
[17:30] <G4n0n> hello everyone, was wondering if there were any fixes for iwlwifi N support (ub working on lenovo x200 w an Intel 5300 Ultimate N wlan card)
[17:30] <noud_is_nol> i did just past some this to #netbsd
[17:30] <TJ-> G4n0n: Not that I've seen; last I read Intel weren't interested
[17:30] <noud_is_nol> grin
[17:31]  * rww looks up
[17:31] <noud_is_nol> and pardon the bits-shuffle in here (is for the good)
[17:31] <G4n0n> oh ok TJ, guess ill have to stick to G then. thx!
[17:31] <rww> noud_is_nol: #ubuntu is for Ubuntu technical support *only*. Please take other topics elsewhere.
[17:31] <noud_is_nol> have GNOME port (the 3) ready
[17:31] <noud_is_nol> done here
[17:31] <noud_is_nol> no publish
[17:31] <rww> noud_is_nol: Thanks. Bye.
[17:32] <TJ-> G4n0n: I did investigate fixing it myself but the issue seems to be related to interfacing correctly with the non-free firmware blob, or the hardware, with insufficient technical data from Intel to do that
[17:32] <noud_is_nol> that could be..XV .. i had to patch that but a Ubuntu Linux header file as well
[17:33] <G4n0n> i saw some people fixed it by using compat-drivers-2013-01-23-1-u.tar.bz2 drivers
[17:33] <G4n0n> sadly that didnt work out for me TJ-
[17:34] <noud_is_nol> er
[17:34] <noud_is_nol> we
[17:34] <noud_is_nol> re
[17:34] <G4n0n> trully is a shame tho, considering every piece of hw on this machine works flawlessly with the ubuntu kernel, except N support for this wlan card
[17:34] <noud_is_nol> we'r talking source here..the least .. i was
[17:37] <MonkeyDust> noud_is_nol  don't hit the enter key too often, it's getting a headache
[17:37] <noud_is_nol> kee = okay
[17:40] <supercom32> Is there any software for Ubuntu that will allow you to scan a binary file for images to extract? Such as, scanning a file for TGA headers or PNG headers?
[17:41] <noud_is_nol> string
[17:42] <SchrodingersScat> !info scalpel | supercom32
[17:42] <SchrodingersScat> supercom32: I think you have to supply the headers though, at least for that tool.
[17:43] <supercom32> SchrodingersScat: Ah, thanks. I'll definitely have a look.
[17:46] <SchrodingersScat> supercom32: I think it's a similar function to photorec, but presumably photorec has headers it knows to look for, like the PNG
[17:47] <supercom32> SchrodingersScat: Ah, that's a great lead. Thanks.
[17:49] <_0xAX> Hello all
[17:50] <_0xAX> trying to update skype-4.2 to 4.3 on ubuntu 14.04 64bit, installed new skype and when i'm trying to run it, it runs skype-4.2
[17:50] <_0xAX> removed old skype and ~/.Skype dir, after it skype-4.3 runs one time and after logout skype-4.2 runs again
[17:50] <MonkeyDust> _0xAX  try a simple    sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get upgrade
[17:51] <trism> _0xAX: if you just did: sudo apt-get install skype; you may not have updated skype-bin:i386, there was a problem like that earlier
[17:51] <_0xAX> MonkeyDust: will try now
[17:51] <MonkeyDust> _0xAX  skype 4.3.0.37 here (12.04)
[17:51] <_0xAX> yes, i downloaded deb 12.04, but the same
[17:53] <MonkeyDust> _0xAX  activate the ubuntu partners repo, then update and install skype
[17:53] <_0xAX> MonkeyDust: did it
[17:53] <kostkon> _0xAX, you've got both the 32bit package for 4.2 and the 64bit for 4.3
[17:53] <Decrypter> hi, i'm trying to setup a nfs server and want to connect from outsite my internal network. For now i have opened all ports and disabled all firewall, but i will add those later
[17:53] <Xodus989> I have wine installed, and on the process list, I have these: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8151931/  Does that mean wine is still running in the background?
[17:53] <Decrypter> the problem is connecting to the nfs publicly doesnt work, if i setup vpn then i can connect
[17:53] <_0xAX> kostkon: yes, i think too, how to be with it?
[17:54] <kostkon> _0xAX, remove the old 32bit keep the 64bit
[17:54] <_0xAX> made apt-get update and upgrade the same
[17:54] <linuxyogi>  How do I find the FQDN of a Local IP ? All these have failed http://paste2.org/Jt2f5zUJ
[17:54] <_0xAX> kostkon: how can i do it? as i understand correctly if i'll execute sudo apt-get remove skype, it will remove both
[17:55] <kostkon> _0xAX, even if that's the case, not sure about that, just remove them and then do sudo apt-get install skype
[17:56] <samgtr> can someone tell me how to get the username from UID using only c system calls?
[17:56] <TJ-> linuxgb: Without a reverse-lookup entry in the in-addr.arpa zone file, you can't
[17:56] <MonkeyDust> samgtr  what are c system calls?
[17:57] <samgtr> MonkeyDust: just system calls, and no library calls
[17:57] <_0xAX> remove skype, than tried sudo apt-get install skype and the same result, it runs 4.2, i can run 4.3 only with skype --secondary. here is the output of apt-get install skype - https://gist.github.com/0xAX/b59e83005b1c252f7b6e
[17:57] <MonkeyDust> samgtr  you mean the programming language C? if yes, ask in #ubuntu-app-devel or in ##c++
[17:57] <linuxyogi> TJ-, Actually most mobile broesers can only open FQDNs .... so I am stuck
[17:58] <linuxyogi> browsers*
[17:58] <kostkon> _0xAX, sudo apt-get purge skype:i386
[17:58] <noud_is_nol> MonkeyDust, #ubuntu-app-devel is invitation? and ##c++, i guess, not
[17:59] <noud_is_nol> ready have skype executing, noud41 ;)
[17:59] <linuxyogi> That IP hosts my ISP's login pagw without which I can access the Internet TJ-
[17:59] <_0xAX> hm it says Package 'skype:i386' is not installed, so not removed. Did you mean 'skype'?
[17:59] <noud_is_nol> but mind..i pest children, perferable females
[17:59] <noud_is_nol> haha
[17:59] <noud_is_nol> bad joke
[17:59] <TJ-> samgtr: getpwent() (see "man 3 getpwent")
[17:59] <noud_is_nol> afk, got to get some hw in city
[17:59] <linuxyogi> I acant*
[18:00] <MonkeyDust> noud_is_nol  if it's invitation, you have to !register first
[18:00] <davis> how do I fix things like this:
[18:00] <davis>  libxcb1-dev : Depends: libxcb1 (= 1.8.1-1) but 1.8.1-1ubuntu0.2 is to be installed
[18:00] <kostkon> _0xAX, sudo apt-get purge skype skype-bin skype:i386 skype-bin:i386    and then sudo apt-get install skype
[18:00] <TJ-> linuxgb: all browsers can open hosts by IP address too: http://<IP>[:port]
[18:01] <MonkeyDust> noud_is_nol  try to restrict yourself to ubuntu support questions, drop the idle funny chat please
[18:01] <trism> davis: is the -updates repo enabled in software-properties-gtk?
[18:01] <kostkon> _0xAX, and delete the .Skype folder before running it again
[18:02] <davis> trism: not sure, how to check?
[18:02] <noud_is_nol> kee, am hands-on and the Ubuntu did eat my SIM chip ..what to do?
[18:02] <noud_is_nol> pls
[18:02] <trism> davis: run: software-properties-gtk; and on the Updates tab make sure Recommended Updates is checked
[18:02] <noud_is_nol> am in front an Ubuntu Linux Destop computer and have the GOOGLE LG NEXUS 4 with Ubuntu Linux Touch in my hand, what to do?
[18:03] <noud_is_nol> first dock or first load, have the GOOGLE LG NEXUS 4 with Ubuntu Linux Touch between my theat
[18:03] <trism> davis: after that run: sudo apt-get update; and try you install again
[18:03] <davis> trism: ok it is now, doing apt-get update
[18:04] <MonkeyDust> !touch | noud_is_nol
[18:04] <_0xAX> kostkon: yes, it helped, thank you very much for help
[18:04] <davis> trism: many thanks. i appreciate it.
[18:04] <noud_is_nol> kee, i first dock,,batt is at 81% i did just see
[18:04] <kostkon> _0xAX, np
[18:05] <sasa> 228
[18:05] <sasa> Suicide 228!!
[18:05] <noud_is_nol> Network, Celular settings..
[18:05] <noud_is_nol> waaaaiiiting (and docked)
[18:05] <MonkeyDust> noud_is_nol  follow ubottu 's intructions please
[18:06] <noud_is_nol> was looking for Nautilus..but have the filesystem icon pressed
[18:07] <noud_is_nol> nice ..that did work out well
[18:07] <vishal_> vishal267
[18:07] <vishal_> hello
[18:07] <sasa> asd
[18:07] <sasa> asd
[18:07] <sasa> asd
[18:07] <sasa> as
[18:07] <sasa> das
[18:07] <sasa> da
[18:07] <sasa> e12
[18:07] <unopaste> sasa 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
[18:07] <noud_is_nol> (doable)
[18:08] <vishal_> hi sasa
[18:08] <vishal_> can you tell me what does sar command do ?
[18:09] <vishal_> hi
[18:09] <netlar> vishal_: hi
[18:09] <CoxaLT> Hello
[18:09] <vishal_> hi netlar
[18:09] <vishal_> you are from which country netlar
[18:10] <netlar> vishal_: California here
[18:10] <CoxaLT> I just installed ubuntu, i am browsing files & folder file browser
[18:10] <Pici> vishal_: see man sar
[18:10] <vishal_> okay
[18:10] <vishal_> thanks Pici
[18:10] <CoxaLT> But when want to rename or move to trash file, on right mouse click i get sleections wich i cannot click
[18:10] <vishal_> so netlar you know about wpa2 password cracking
[18:10] <netlar> California a country right?
[18:11] <netlar> vishal_: no sorry
[18:11] <MonkeyDust> vishal_  how legal is that?
[18:11] <CoxaLT> How could i enable mouse->right click->rename/move to trash?
[18:11] <vishal_> very much legal
[18:11] <xar_> how to define the Tab keyboard on vim as 4spaces ?
[18:11] <Beldar> CoxaLT, there is root and home, root would need permission.
[18:12] <Pici> vishal_: That isn't something we provide support for in this channel.
[18:12] <vishal_> anybody know how to used freeNSD
[18:12] <OerHeks> vishal_, little chance someone is going to tell you
[18:12] <vishal_> okay Pici
[18:12] <noud_is_nol> how do i resize the nautilus Files app? it's way to small now on the Desktop -( ??
[18:12] <CoxaLT> beldar: i try to rename/delete index.html file after apache instal in var/www/html
[18:12] <vishal_> i know about it but it is time taking
[18:13] <CoxaLT> but i cant do it with mouse
[18:13] <Beldar> CoxaLT, I have no idea there.
[18:13] <noud_is_nol> mv var/www/html/index.html var/www/html/renamed.html
[18:13] <OerHeks> noud_is_nol, as any other OS, grab the corner and enlarge
[18:13] <noud_is_nol> or rm var/www/html/index.html, but then gone
[18:13] <noud_is_nol> in Ternminal
[18:13] <noud_is_nol> Terminal*
[18:13] <CoxaLT> thanks
[18:14] <noud_is_nol> welcome, is small thing to do
[18:14] <CoxaLT> One more question
[18:14] <noud_is_nol> or use XTerm i.s.o. Terminal, way less resource-use
[18:14] <noud_is_nol> shoot
[18:15] <CoxaLT> normally when i start terminal i cant execute commands, but sometimes user@user:~$ is gone and whatever i type does not get executed
[18:15] <CoxaLT> How to get normal terminal state?
[18:16] <noud_is_nol> XTerm
[18:16] <CoxaLT> As it is when i open it
[18:16] <eeee> CoxaLT: maybe the program is still running? try ctrl+c
[18:17] <CoxaLT> eeee: so when i start app from terminal, app is atached to terminal?
[18:17] <genii> CoxaLT: Yes
[18:17] <CoxaLT> How to "de-attach" it?
[18:17] <noud_is_nol> CoxaLT, ready got an answer..XTerm
[18:17] <noud_is_nol> exact.. remote DT
[18:17] <eeee> CoxaLT: <program name> &
[18:17] <noud_is_nol> forgot the name..know the name
[18:17] <noud_is_nol> ow that
[18:17] <noud_is_nol> detach..to background
[18:17] <genii> The application "screen" is also very useful.
[18:18] <eeee> CoxaLT: if you want to close the terminal, type exit, (dont use the x) and the program will stay running
[18:18] <CoxaLT> no, i just what to be able use terminal after i "sudo appname" as normally
[18:18] <noud_is_nol> see Remia remote desktop
[18:19] <vishal_> ubuntu 14.10 is sable
[18:19] <noud_is_nol> Remmia maybe
[18:19] <CoxaLT> because after i open app with terminal, i can't execut any more commands
[18:19] <noud_is_nol> is not top-mind the that name
[18:19] <eeee> CoxaLT: add a & to the end
[18:19] <noud_is_nol> no
[18:19] <noud_is_nol> look for Remote Desktop
[18:19] <noud_is_nol> i hands-on now after type
[18:19] <noud_is_nol> Remmina
[18:20] <CoxaLT> eeee: but how could i close my currently opened terminal, without closing xchat that i am here now? :)
[18:20] <OerHeks> CoxaLT, start: <app> &
[18:20] <genii> !enter | noud_is_nol
[18:20] <eeee> CoxaLT: if it happens that it's already running press ctrl+z
[18:20] <eeee> CoxaLT: then type bg
[18:20] <OerHeks> CoxaLT, don't start xchat from terminal then
[18:21]  * genii smacks the bot
[18:21] <TJ-> CoxaLT: The interactive terminal shell will be in-use by the program you execute, until it exits. If the program you run can be allowed to work in the background then append "&" to the command-line to put the process into the background. Otherwise use "nohup <command>" if no terminal interaction is required
[18:22] <xar_> how to install ubuntu one, please ?
[18:22] <OerHeks> xar_, ubuntu-one is closed.
[18:22] <malkauns_> xar_: ubuntu one is dead
[18:22] <ObrienDave> ubuntu one does not work anymore
[18:22] <xar_> OerHeks, why
[18:22] <coxaLTv2> So
[18:22] <xar_> malkauns_, why
[18:22] <OerHeks> !ubuntuone
[18:23] <coxaLTv2> After ctrl+z my xchat got crashed
[18:23] <malkauns_> xar_: couldn't compete with  other services like dropbox etc.
[18:23] <eeee> coxaLTv2: i told you to type bg after that
[18:23] <eeee> :)
[18:23] <theadmin> xar_: Canonical didn't have enough money to make it really viable, tons of alternative options
[18:23] <xar_> ubottu, but we're on August
[18:23] <coxaLTv2> to late
[18:23] <coxaLTv2> :D
[18:23] <eeee> i guess you pressed ctrl+z before getting the msg? :)
[18:24] <OerHeks> xar_, see for more info this blog http://blog.canonical.com/2014/04/02/shutting-down-ubuntu-one-file-services/
[18:24] <coxaLTv2> i guess it was some kind of joke?
[18:24] <coxaLTv2> :D
[18:24] <xar_> what kind of apps replaces ubuntu-one then ?
[18:25] <eeee> no, i wrote it right after it
[18:25] <noud_is_nol> the 0ne-file-services-system is the key-word in this, i guess
[18:25] <eeee> didn't think you were going to type ctrl+z in that time
[18:25] <OerHeks> xar_, there are tons of cloud-storage services, dropbox, wuala, and more
[18:25] <kostkon> xar_, yo mean the cloud service or the SSO -> single sign on?
[18:26] <xar_> kostkon, cloud service
[18:26] <kostkon> xar_, k
[18:26] <nagerst> Hi
[18:26] <xar_> OerHeks, dropbox only gives 2gb free space :/
[18:26] <jsmurray2> hello
[18:26] <noud_is_nol> howdie
[18:26] <jsmurray2> i have a question
[18:26] <nagerst> Why does installing wine on trusty try to pull in kde as well?
[18:26] <MonkeyDust> xar_  Dropbox, Box, Wuala, Tonido
[18:26] <noud_is_nol> dropbox is rsync with something vewwy special is it
[18:27] <kostkon> xar_, http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2014/04/three-alternatives-ubuntu-one
[18:27] <noud_is_nol> given i did port that before wiz started and stopped that
[18:27] <theadmin> MonkeyDust: Wuala will become a paid-only service soon
[18:27] <theadmin> Might be a bad idea
[18:27] <noud_is_nol> i will now browse omgubu
[18:27] <theadmin> Oh, it already is, apparently
[18:27] <noud_is_nol> haha..starts nice..rabit sniffable
[18:28] <noud_is_nol> i have new furniture to put the phone on ;) a next strongbox ;)
[18:28] <noud_is_nol> lots of space around the phone
[18:29] <theadmin> xar_: I recommend copy.com personally. Works very well, gives you 20GB of free space
[18:29] <noud_is_nol> driving Ubuntu Linux Touch ofcourse
[18:29] <noud_is_nol> and it's advanced, way ahead any ##unix #netbsd i have seen
[18:30] <xar_> theadmin, 15gb free space only
[18:30] <theadmin> xar_: Ah, 15, sorry
[18:30] <theadmin> xar_: Still bigger than Ubuntu One's 5.
[18:30] <jsmurray2> hello
[18:30] <noud_is_nol> wut?
[18:30] <noud_is_nol> hello wut?
[18:30] <noud_is_nol> myrray the publisher at http://mail-index.netbsd.org is it
[18:30] <xar_> theadmin, you're right
[18:30] <noud_is_nol> murray*
[18:31] <jsmurray2> how to i stop getting an error when downloading ppa.launchpad.net in updater?
[18:31] <theadmin> jsmurray2: Remove the broken repositories using software center
[18:31] <jsmurray2> i dont think theyre broken
[18:31] <noud_is_nol> <creawte tab>
[18:31] <TBotNik> All: progress, got wired networking going, had localhost issues, now localhost see and works phpMyAdmin, but "localhost" itself give "Not Found" msg in browser.  Still debugging and need help!
[18:31] <theadmin> jsmurray2: Can't download from them - most likely borked repos
[18:32] <jsmurray2> how do i fix? sorry im kinda new
[18:32] <theadmin> TBotNik: Does /etc/hosts have a localhost entry?
[18:32]  * UNIcodeX is now away - Reason : Auto-Away after 30 minutes
[18:32] <noud_is_nol> <got reminded the network(s) form the soil-commision-group>
[18:32] <theadmin> !away > UNIcodeX
[18:32] <theadmin> Oh, err.
[18:33] <OerHeks> !ppapurge
[18:35] <LewsTherin> Hi, I'm having an issue. apt-get install locales gives me the following: http://paste.thezomg.com/14869/40907876/
[18:36] <noud_is_nol> i need Cellular Off non-v !!!!
[18:36] <noud_is_nol> i need Cellular Off non-v !!!!
[18:36] <noud_is_nol> i need Cellular Off non-v !!!!
[18:36] <OerHeks> noud_is_nol, please stop that, join #ubuntu-offtopic for chit chat
[18:36] <OerHeks> LewsTherin, why is locales not installed?
[18:36] <noud_is_nol> willdo + thanks
[18:36] <LewsTherin> OerHeks, it is installed, I'm trying to upgrade it.
[18:38] <LewsTherin> I had added a new repo, and installed something (been a while), and it borked things up for some reason.
[18:38] <OerHeks> LewsTherin, there is no newer versen, even upcomming Trusty Tahr 14.10 uses this version 2.13
[18:39] <LewsTherin> How can I fix this message then?
[18:39] <OerHeks> LewsTherin, what repo ? might give a clue
[18:39] <LewsTherin> It's been a long time, I can't recall.
[18:39] <LewsTherin> I've since removed it.
[18:39] <OerHeks> LewsTherin, so your error is not from today, but  a while ago ?
[18:40] <Mathuin> The golang package is at 1.2.1.  I'm running into bugs which have been fixed in 1.3.1 which was released a couple of weeks ago.  Any idea when the package will be updated?
[18:40] <LewsTherin> Long story short, I'm trying to install gitlab on my VPS, and one of the steps is installing postgres.
[18:40] <LewsTherin> OerHeks, http://paste.thezomg.com/14870/09079093/
[18:41] <Mathuin> Sorry, forgot to mention that I'm on trusty.
[18:41] <LewsTherin> Could that other repo have installed a newer git version of locales and broken everything?
[18:41] <TJ-> LewsTherin: Is the VPS based on Virtuozzo/OpenVZ?
[18:41] <LewsTherin> TJ-, it's from OVH, I don't know.
[18:42] <OerHeks> LewsTherin, if you are on trusty 14.04 now, current postgresql is 9.3
[18:42] <LewsTherin> I'm on 12.04
[18:42] <TJ-> LewsTherin: Well, the issue you've got is the system libc is a version lower than 2.19, which conflicts with locale's requirement
[18:42] <LewsTherin> TJ-, how can I downgrade it?
[18:42] <LewsTherin> apt-get says its up to date.
[18:44] <LewsTherin> Ah, found out a way I think
[18:44] <TJ-> LewsTherin: what does this report "/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6" ?
[18:45] <LewsTherin> Looks like an incomplete command?
[18:46] <LewsTherin> Oh
[18:46] <LewsTherin> http://paste.thezomg.com/14871/07945014/
[18:48] <brian1001> hi
[18:48] <brian1001> not directly an unbuntu (only) question but does someone here has experience with an indoor Wifi position server / client (linux based)
[18:48] <veryhappy> hey guys, i have no files in /etc/kde4, which is weird cause with my last install of ubuntu i had files in there, i need the file for an autostart script...
[18:48] <LewsTherin> Holy hell, can you downgrade a package without removing everything that depends on it?
[18:51] <MonkeyDust> LewsTherin  downgrade is never a good idea, if at all possible.. i'm sure there's a different solution for your problem
[18:52] <LewsTherin> Gah, this is driving me nutsoid
[18:52] <zoidberg-> Hey does anyone run a speedtouch 330 modem on debian, or has done in the past ( i know its an old modem, trying to get it working under debian ), http://codepad.org/SFzY5kZL <-- anyone know how to get this working i can't see to get it to grab device like ttyS0?
[18:52] <veryhappy> zoidberg-: see #debian or #hardware
[18:53] <zoidberg-> well if anyone in here is runnin it on ubuntu i would be interested in that too
[18:53] <veryhappy> what can i do ok
[18:53] <veryhappy> ok
[18:53] <MonkeyDust> zoidberg-  why did you come to this channel, if you run debian?
[18:54] <veryhappy> Monkeydust he just wrote: well if anyone in here is runnin it on ubuntu i would be interested in that too
[18:54] <zoidberg-> MonkeyDust: i run ubuntu too
[18:54] <zoidberg-> veryhappy: im just wondering, it seems to be picked up by the kernel yet i can't see it in /dev/ like it doesn't get a device ttys0 or anything
[18:55] <veryhappy> zoidberg-: don't ask me, i'm not very familiar with that kind of modems.
[18:55] <xar_> how to open this way a tmux, please ? https://camo.githubusercontent.com/beffe238449742d416c9591476e1a5878cdb1f7c/687474703a2f2f692e696d6775722e636f6d2f344945713432512e706e67
[18:57] <MonkeyDust> xar_  i'm sure the tmux man-pages tell you how to split screens
[18:58] <xar_> MonkeyDust, they haven't even answred !
[19:00] <Jeffrey_f> Can anyone answer a Bazaar (committing bug fixes to Launchpad) - Yep, off-topic, just IM please
[19:01] <OerHeks> xar_, http://askubuntu.com/a/199305
[19:01] <hikaruBG> TJ-, hi
[19:01] <PyRoDrAkE> hi i would like to find out how to setup a smtp relay with an non authentication smtp address like saix.net
[19:02] <Ziber> I'm playing with logrotate the first time. Is http://pastebin.com/H5FQhrkH valid syntax for keep 30 days worth of log files?
[19:02] <HikaruBG> TJ-, check this out - I hope you remember how we tried to fix my NVIDIA drivers and Unity the other day
[19:04] <HikaruBG> TJ-, I have used Tasksel to installl GNOME desktop and now it works with GNOME
[19:04] <HikaruBG> TJ-, so the question now is: Is there a way to REMOVE unity COMPLETELY from my machine INCLUDING all of its configurations, and reinstall it again???
[19:06] <xar_> What's the difference between Tmux and Terminator ?
[19:06] <theadmin> xar_: Uh... everything?
[19:06] <xar_> theadmin, more precision ?
[19:06] <theadmin> xar_: Terminator is a terminal emulator, tmux is a multiplexer.
[19:07] <xar_> theadmin, would you detail that, please ?
[19:07] <theadmin> xar_: tmux allows you to run multiple apps within a single terminal sessio. Terminator is just a GUI for the shell, a "terminal".
[19:09] <AlexPortable> do i nee to install wine1.6 or wine/
[19:10] <havarka> AlexPortable, wine
[19:13] <AlexPortable> why?
[19:14] <frib> i interrupted this script before rebooting and now all of a sudden my bluetooth device is no longer detected by the os .. is it possible that i broke the hardware? script -> http://paste.ubuntu.com/8152477/Hi,
[19:14] <havarka> AlexPortable, thats regular version..
[19:15] <frib> sorry, the correct link is: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8152477/
[19:16] <MonkeyDust> frib  i guess that would be a question for the python channel
[19:16] <frib> ok thanks
[19:19] <TBotNik> theadmin: Looking!
[19:19] <zerothis> my computer is freezing and then unresponsive (no mouse, no virtual terminal, no wake-on-usb, nothing).This never happens with Linux.Why is it doing this now?
[19:20] <theadmin> zerothis: Suspect hardware if it never happened before.
[19:21] <MonkeyDust> !reisub | try this
[19:23] <MonkeyDust> zerothis  ^^^
[19:23] <zerothis> theadmin: how do I check for that? I have a dmesg <http://paste.ubuntu.com/8152543/>. No keys work when frozen, only power-off works.
[19:23] <frib> MonkeyDust, nobody responds in python :(
[19:23] <MonkeyDust> frib  did you wait long enough?
[19:23] <zerothis> I'll try !reisub next time
[19:24] <bwaxxlo> Hello all, my first time using Linux from Windows
[19:24] <frib> MonkeyDust, they are talking about other things, i'm pretty certain nobody paid attention to my 2 requests for help
[19:24] <bwaxxlo> I'm trying to install nodejs, python & django
[19:24] <rachit> okk
[19:24] <bwaxxlo> How do I do this? I'm from a windows experience and this is my first time using Ubuntu
[19:25] <MonkeyDust> frib  repeat you question every 10 minutes or so, until someone can help (in the python channel)
[19:25] <rachit> google nodejs
[19:25] <rachit> trust ubuntu.com
[19:25] <bwaxxlo> rachit, I went to the website but I'm not sure how extraction works in Ubuntu
[19:25] <rachit> tar thing??
[19:25] <bwaxxlo> I'm spoilt with msi & exe in windows
[19:26] <bwaxxlo> yeah
[19:26] <bwaxxlo> I have all these tar things but I'm not sure how to extract them
[19:26] <AlexPortable> What version is regular wine havarka ?
[19:26] <trijntje> bwaxxlo: if you think you are spoiled with windows, wait untill you see the software center ;)
[19:26] <bwaxxlo> trijntje: Sure, how do I get there?
[19:26] <OerHeks> !info wine
[19:27] <trijntje> bwaxxlo: downloading stuf from the internet and installing them is windows think, in ubuntu you have all the software available in the software center/app store
[19:27] <trijntje> bwaxxlo: its the orange shopping basket in the launcher bar, or search for 'software' in the dash
[19:27] <OerHeks> bwaxxlo, like trijntje says: plus you will get updated too
[19:28] <MonkeyDust> bwaxxlo  maybe you don't need the tar balls, first look in the software center
[19:28]  * zerothis shakes his head in disbelieve how we live in a world where anyone can think they are spoiled with windows. using "Spoiled" in the rotting to mush sense of the word
[19:28] <kostkon> frib, the script it seems tries to upload something to the device, is it to update the firmware?
[19:28] <frib> kostkon, yes i believe so
[19:29] <GivenToCode> can anyone recommend a tool that can saturate a hosts network IO bandwidth?
[19:29] <frib> but i didn't have any idea it was writing onto the device so i just stopped it half way thinking it would have no effect
[19:29] <frib> kostkon, so does that mean i ruined it? given that the computer is no longer detecting it..
[19:29] <havarka> AlexPortable, 1.6.2
[19:29] <bwaxxlo> MonkeyDust: stockholm syndrome? ;)
[19:29] <MonkeyDust> GivenToCode  with what purpose?
[19:29] <MonkeyDust> bwaxxlo  ?
[19:30] <bwaxxlo> Spoilt with windows
[19:30] <MonkeyDust> bwaxxlo  i havnet used windows in years
[19:30] <GivenToCode> MonkeyDust, I am trying to simulate how my app would react if it's host had a misbehaving process that consumed the network IO
[19:30] <GivenToCode> its
[19:31] <MonkeyDust> GivenToCode  great, but how is that ubuntu related?
[19:31] <wheatthin> But on the grounds that we don't support hacking, we won't release that info
[19:31] <frib> kostkon, although that's really cool and i had no idea i was writing firmware onto the device.. is there any way i can fix it now??
[19:31] <kostkon> frib, check your logs.  open the system log app or from the terminal. if you need more help just ask
[19:31] <bwaxxlo> MonkeyDust: Sadly I'm forced in my new job to use Linux or Mac
[19:31] <frib> kostkon, which log?
[19:31] <kostkon> frib, check dmesg, kern.log, etc
[19:31] <frib> for what exactly?
[19:32] <GivenToCode> MonkeyDust, I suppose it isn't, but our hosts are ubuntu and i am looking for a utility i can install in the host itself that will generate the traffic
[19:32] <MonkeyDust> bwaxxlo  great, time to learn something new, aim for the future
[19:32] <kostkon> frib, any related to your bluetooth or the driver i guess bcmw
[19:32] <kostkon> anything
[19:32] <frib> kostkon, the device is not detected at all
[19:32] <wheatthin> GivenToCode, it's not supported, by try metasploit.
[19:32] <frib> kostkon, usb-devices used to show it now it doesnt
[19:32] <maujhsn> SASL: added ubuntu: [PLAIN] maujhsn *
[19:33] <kostkon> frib, check for any errors in the logs you never know they might give you a clue
[19:33] <wheatthin> it has options to testing your localhost
[19:33] <willow_> can any1 help me with ap-hotspot
[19:33] <frib> kostkon, i grepped for bluetooth bt broadcom bcm nothing
[19:33] <willow_> how to use mac filtering on it?
[19:34] <wheatthin> willow, wouldn't you use ipfw still for sorting out mac addresses?
[19:34] <willow_> what's ipfw?
[19:35] <willow_> lemme see
[19:35] <wheatthin> iptables firewall.
[19:35] <MonkeyDust> !manual | bwaxxlo i'm sure this will help somehow
[19:36] <kostkon> frib, why did you run the script in the first place?
[19:37] <frib> kostkon, because the bluetooth device was not out of the box functional
[19:37] <kostkon> frib, meaning?
[19:37] <bwaxxlo> thanks all.
[19:37] <frib> kostkon, and modifying the btusb.c driver and running this script made the device functional
[19:37] <frib> kostkon, meaning it couldn't connect to no less detect bluetooth devices
[19:38] <kostkon> frib, right. if we assume the script only patches the driver, then probably you could try reinstalling the driver or the file tath has been altered
[19:40] <frib> kostkon, how can i reinstall the driver?
[19:40] <frib> kostkon, the script fails because it can't find the device
[19:42] <S0-2> Hi
[19:42] <S0-2> I'm on my nexus 7 with 14.10. What's the password for the user phablet?
[19:42] <kostkon> frib, i'm pretty sure the script did some usb data transfers though   if the device is now dead as you say, it doesn't see it obvisouly
[19:43] <OerHeks> !14.10 | S0-2
[19:43] <frib> kostkon, yea so can it be fixed?
[19:43] <kostkon> frib, i'm not able to locate btusb.c  on my system neither find it on packages.ubuntu.com  where is that file supposed to be
[19:44] <S0-2> OerHeks: Ah, thanks.
[19:44] <theadmin> !find btusb.c
[19:45] <theadmin> Does !find do source packages
[19:46] <TBotNik> theadmin: Yes 2 one on port 80 the other on port 8080
[19:46] <theadmin> TBotNik: wait wot
[19:46] <theadmin> TBotNik: /etc/hosts doesn't list ports
[19:46] <theadmin> TBotNik: I think your hosts file is borked
[19:46] <kostkon> frib, where did you get the scrpt from?
[19:47] <tata> how to set up automatic mount in older xubuntu 10.04.2. I am not so good with LInux.
[19:47] <TBotNik> theadmin: Maybe that is issue?  But not getting errors.  Apache restarts with "[OK]"
[19:47] <theadmin> TBotNik: /etc/hosts has got nothing to do with Apache, it's more of a DNS thing
[19:48] <theadmin> TBotNik: Please paste the contents of /etc/hosts to paste.ubuntu.com
[19:48] <TJ-> kostkon: "drivers/bluetooth/btusb.c" in the kernel source
[19:48] <kostkon> TJ-, ok
[19:49] <HikaruBG> hi TJ-
[19:49] <Mathuin> Any idea when the golang packages for 14.04 will be updated to support go 1.3.1 ?
[19:50] <TBotNik_> theadmin: PB at: http://pastebin.com/1xqybyeg
[19:51] <theadmin> TBotNik_: Yup, that's wrong.
[19:51] <TBotNik_> theadmin: Now what?
[19:51] <TJ-> HikaruBG: Hiya
[19:51] <theadmin> TBotNik_: http://hastebin.com/eqibafuren.txt
[19:51] <theadmin> TBotNik_: That's how it should be
[19:52] <HikaruBG> TJ-, abiut the problem with my desktop Ubuntu
[19:52] <Puppy> Um hi,
[19:52] <HikaruBG> TJ-, I have used tasksel to install ubuntu gnome
[19:52] <TBotNik_> theadmin: Correcting!
[19:52] <HikaruBG> and it worked, but then I have rebooted
[19:52] <HikaruBG> and all fall apart
[19:52] <HikaruBG> and now switching back to ubuntu-desktop
[19:52] <Puppy> Um I'm having trouble installing an AMD proprietary graphics driver.
[19:53] <HikaruBG> TJ-, did you say you are uding Kubuntu?
[19:53] <Puppy> I can't seem to open the installer.
[19:53] <theadmin> Puppy: Stop whatever you are doing and go to System Settings -> Software & Updates -> Hardware Drivers.
[19:53] <frib> ok i resolved the bluetooth issue, thanks kostkon
[19:53] <theadmin> Puppy: Use that to install the driver.
[19:53] <Puppy> The drivers there don't function properly.
[19:53] <kostkon> frib, how
[19:54] <HikaruBG> TJ-, is there a chance to UNINSTALL COMPLETELY unity and then install it again?
[19:54] <frib> kostkon, someone in #linux suggested shutdown for 2 minutes
[19:54] <Puppy> It installs an older driver that doesn't give any decent resolution for my hardware and interferes with games.
[19:54] <TJ-> HikaruBG: Yes I am. Your problem might be solved by creating a new user account and switching to that, if that is possible. The issue is there is something in that user account's unity Gnome/Unity configuration
[19:55] <kostkon> frib, interesting
[19:55] <frib> kostkon, said the card would remain powered over a reboot and wouldn't be in a state for normal initialization
[19:56] <TJ-> frib: Full power-off reset will fix most firmware warm-boot issues
[19:56] <frib> but i'm having this problem with fluxbox where i can't tap on my touchpad .. any idea what's up with that?
[19:56] <TBotNik_> theadmin: No change after restart of networking and apache.  netstat has no listen for 127.0.0.1:80, but has listen for 0.0.0.1:80
[19:56] <frib> it's not always .. comes and goes
[19:56] <theadmin> TBotNik_: Your listen directive in httpd.conf is broken as well, change that to 0.0.0.0 not 0.0.0.1
[19:57] <Puppy> Sorry but the software and updates doesn't give me capable drivers to install.
[19:57] <Puppy> Nor does it give me anything too recent.
[19:57] <Puppy> Which is why I'm trying to install one from AMD's own website.
[19:57] <OerHeks> Puppy, for what AMD ATI card?
[19:58] <Puppy> I'm using an AMD HD 7770.
[19:58] <billy_the_kid> hey guys
[19:59] <billy_the_kid> I am using Ubuntu 14 and my hibernation does not work despite patching it according to the various guides. I see the option on the menu but when I click it, I go back to login. Any ideas?
[20:01] <Puppy> I'm trying to use amd-driver-installer-14.20-x86.x86_64.run to install the driver, but when I try to run it through the gui it opens in Gedit text editor.
[20:02] <Puppy> And when I try through the terminal it just says it can't open it.
[20:02] <compdoc> Puppy, get properties and see if its set to Executable, and you probably should run it from command line
[20:03] <Puppy> It is set to executable and I have tried running it from the terminal.
[20:03] <MonkeyDust> billy_the_kid  this is how you do it http://paste.ubuntu.com/8152814/
[20:03] <Puppy> But it just says it can't open the file.
[20:03] <userings> Puppy, sudo chmod +x amd*
[20:03] <OerHeks> Puppy, maybe this manual is any help https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/AMD#Installing_upstream_drivers_directly_from_AMD.27s_website
[20:03] <userings> then ./amd*
[20:03] <billy_the_kid> MonkeyDust: I have done this
[20:04] <billy_the_kid> I see the button etc, only that it does not work
[20:04] <Puppy> I've tried the 'sudo chmod +x amd*' and it says it can't access the file.
[20:04] <xar_> how to add a variable to PATH ?
[20:04] <userings> tru with it's full name
[20:05] <ObrienDave> billy_the_kid, do you have a swap partition?
[20:05] <billy_the_kid> ObrienDave: yes I do
[20:05] <Puppy> The info on that link seems to download an old driver.
[20:05] <ObrienDave> = to or larger than RAM?
[20:05] <billy_the_kid> actually smaller
[20:05] <billy_the_kid> i got 16MB ram
[20:05] <xar_> how to add a variable to PATH ?
[20:06] <billy_the_kid> i created a swap of 4GB just in case
[20:06] <ObrienDave> billy_the_kid, that's why hibernate does not work. must be = to or larger
[20:06] <billy_the_kid> thanks man
[20:06] <billy_the_kid> got it thanks
[20:06] <userings> xar, http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14637979/how-to-permanently-set-path-on-linux
[20:07] <userings> it depends from your shell
[20:08] <billy_the_kid> time for reboot :)
[20:09] <Puppy> I've tried opening the software with 'Run Software' as an alternative application but it just loads and then stops.
[20:10] <userings> Puppy, just follow the instructions here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/AMD#Installing_upstream_drivers_directly_from_AMD.27s_website
[20:11] <userings> When you run the installer, it will generate some deb packages for you
[20:12] <userings> Install them with sudo dpkg -i fglrx*.deb
[20:12] <OerHeks> really, is it that hard to change the drivernumber ?
[20:13] <userings> ... and complete the installation with sudo aticonfig --initial
[20:14] <Puppy> I sorry about this sounding nooby but could someone help me navigate to the directory through the terminal. I'm trying to get to Home/fglrx/fglrx-14.20
[20:14] <userings> cd <dir>
[20:14] <Puppy> thanks
[20:14] <bazhang> Puppy, probably cd Desktop, tab complete it
[20:15] <frib> if i log into gnome i have no problem, but after about 15 seconds and 2 applications in fluxbox my touchpad stops being able to tap .. anyone have any idea why? thanks
[20:15] <bazhang> Puppy, ls to see whats there
[20:16] <netlar> How do you disable unity product scopes in 14.04?
[20:16] <frib> btw i also noticed that if i open gnome-control-center and try to turn the touchpad off the mouse stops responding entirely
[20:16] <Puppy> But the installer is saved into my home folder.
[20:16] <Puppy> Well a folder in my home folder.
[20:16] <userings> then navigate to /home
[20:16] <bazhang> Puppy, so cd to that directory
[20:17] <bmuk> Is there any reason why wicd would not work but NetworkManager does?
[20:17] <bmuk> NetworkManager connects fine, but wicd stays stuck on configuring IP. The log says that it keeps trying DHCPDISCOVER on different ports
[20:17] <Puppy> But my computer is saying it can't find that directory.
[20:17] <bazhang> Puppy, what does ls show
[20:18] <Puppy> I'm typing 'cd /home/fglrx/fglrx-14.20/
[20:18] <Puppy> '
[20:18] <Puppy> The terminal comes back saying 'bash: cd: /home/fglrx/fglrx-14.20/: No such file or directory'
[20:18] <bazhang> Puppy, please answer my question
[20:19] <userings> Puppy, cd /home , then ls
[20:19] <Puppy> I'm sorry but I'm not quite sure I understand it.
[20:19] <bazhang> Puppy, type    ------->    ls
[20:20] <Puppy> Ok got to home lol.
[20:20] <Puppy> Again sorry about this.,
[20:20] <billy_the_kid> I created I swap of 20GB (having 16GB ram) but hibernate still does not work. I am just redirected to login. Any ideas on how to debug this?
[20:20] <alive4ever> Home folder is ~/ or ${HOME}. Maybe that's what you mean.
[20:20] <Caribbean> hi
[20:20] <bazhang> Puppy, use tab complete to find it.  first couple of letters, then tab
[20:21] <Caribbean> who knows how to hack facebook on backbox
[20:21] <bazhang> Caribbean, offtopic here
[20:21] <Caribbean> wats the topic
[20:21] <AlexPortable> Caribbean: how is this related to ubuntu?
[20:21] <bazhang> ubuntu support not hacking Caribbean
[20:21] <userings> Caribben, is this channel looks like blackhat chat for you?
[20:21] <Caribbean> i thought it was about the abilities
[20:22] <bazhang> Caribbean, not illegal ones
[20:22] <ObrienDave> that's what you get for thinking...
[20:22] <Puppy> I still can't seem to get into the fglrx folder.
[20:22] <Caribbean> i jus wanted to know if getting into my account is possible
[20:22] <Caribbean> but ok
[20:22] <bazhang> Puppy, cd to that directory
[20:22] <pbx> i have two users on my machine (work and personal) and often want to switch back and forth quick. what's a good way to invoke this via keyboard?
[20:22] <pbx> i use gnome-do but don't see a hook for user switching
[20:22] <userings> Puppy, when you are in /home, what is the output of the command 'ls' ? Just type 'ls' and hit Enter.
[20:22] <Puppy> I typed 'cd /fglrx ls'
[20:23] <Caribbean> i hav backbox and i want to put a wireless adapter which is external
[20:23] <billy_the_kid> ObrienDave: any other suggestion?
[20:23] <Puppy> It just says my username.
[20:23] <Caribbean> but it doesnt work when i fit it in but it works on my windows 7 partition
[20:23] <genii> pbx: Probably be better off to use one as the primary user, then nest the other user in a separate xsession within something like Xephr
[20:23] <Caribbean> later pips
[20:23] <bazhang> !wifi | Caribbean have a read
[20:24] <userings> Puppy, it should output a list with dirs and files...
[20:24] <Caribbean> ok thanks
[20:24] <userings> are you sure you type just 'ls' ?
[20:24] <ObrienDave> billy_the_kid, http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2014/04/enable-hibernate-ubuntu-14-04/
[20:24] <billy_the_kid> i did this ObrienDave
[20:24] <bazhang> Puppy, please tell us exactly what you see when you type -----> ls
[20:24] <TBotNik> theadmin: No httpd.conf in use on kubuntu machine, is apache2.conf, but have no declaration of 0.0.0.0 or 0.0.0.1 anywhere in any config files.  No idea where that is coming from!
[20:24] <theadmin> TBotNik: Neither do I...
[20:24] <billy_the_kid> edited all files, also tried both /etc/... and /var/lib/...
[20:25] <Puppy> 'thomas'
[20:25] <theadmin> TBotNik: Is it perhaps in another .conf file somewhere in /etc/apache2/?
[20:25] <userings> Impossible, Puppy.
[20:25] <TBotNik> theadmin: Just posted ports.conf at: http://pastebin.com/KDC6Ccjv
[20:26] <theadmin> TBotNik: That looks fine
[20:26] <Puppy> I'm just typing 'ls', my current directory is 'thomas@thomas-desktop:/home$'
[20:26] <TBotNik> theadmin: Yeah thinking so too as same on DT machine and laptop!
[20:26] <williamtdr> Hi. Having problems installing php5-dev on Ubuntu server 12.04.
[20:27] <userings> Puppy, ls without question marks, right?
[20:27] <genii> !details | williamtdr
[20:27] <Puppy> Yes.
[20:27] <williamtdr> Here's the output from when I install it:
[20:27] <williamtdr> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/oYowbXqO
[20:27] <pbx> genii, interesting.  switching isn't *that* much of a pain.
[20:27] <williamtdr> And the output of apt-get -f install:
[20:28] <userings> Puppy, you can't get your name, it's impossible.
[20:28] <williamtdr> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/is4JKLls
[20:28] <Puppy> It's what I see I'm afraid.
[20:28] <bazhang> Puppy, take a screenshot
[20:28] <billy_the_kid> I'm also checking the /var/log/pm-suspend.log and it seems that it does hibernate but 10 seconds later it awakes
[20:28] <TBotNik> theadmin: In my aliases.conf only the /files alias works.  Check this out at: http://pastebin.com/835Fd2JF  Aliases.conf is last file in that post!
[20:28] <williamtdr> In other words, it's missing some dependencies, and it therefore wants to remove every package on the system to fix that.
[20:28] <ObrienDave> billy_the_kid, http://askubuntu.com/questions/94754/how-to-enable-hibernation
[20:28] <billy_the_kid> in between in the log i can see only one line which sais "sh: echo: I/O error"
[20:28] <Puppy> Could you tell me a way to share it with you please?
[20:29] <williamtdr> I've been struggling through dependency hell the last few hours, any help is really appreciated :)
[20:29] <bazhang> !imgur
[20:29] <genii> williamtdr: Have you run the apt-get update  before trying to install it?
[20:29] <billy_the_kid> done this too ObrienDave
[20:29] <williamtdr> genii: Yup.
[20:29] <billy_the_kid> the first 2 replies
[20:29] <bazhang> !screenshot
[20:30] <billy_the_kid> not the TuxOnIce though...
[20:30] <Puppy> http://imgur.com/QEXf6V6
[20:30] <genii> !info autoconf precise
[20:31] <userings> Puppy, that's a directory.
[20:31] <userings> Type 'cd thomas'. :D
[20:32] <williamtdr> genii: here's some output from trying to install autoconf:
[20:32] <williamtdr> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/7hGL1SZX
[20:32] <Puppy> Okay I've typed 'cd thomas'
[20:32] <userings> And now 'ls'...
[20:32] <bazhang> Puppy, ls again
[20:32] <Puppy> Ah thank you.
[20:33] <bazhang> np
[20:33] <Puppy> And so to navigate to the folder I just type 'cd fglrx'
[20:33] <Puppy> ?
[20:33] <userings> Yes, and follow the steps from Ubuntu Wiki.
[20:34] <Puppy> Thank you very much. :)
[20:34] <genii> williamtdr: The bot tells me libc-bin Version 2.15-0ubuntu10.6 (precise)   but your pastebin shows your php5-dev wants exact version of 2.15-0ubuntu20 which is higher. Is the php5-dev from a ppa?
[20:34] <xar_> Where do I add this line 'export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/dir' ?
[20:35] <userings> Puppy, don't forget to install all dependencies.
[20:35] <williamtdr> genii: Nope, just from the standard universe repository.
[20:35] <Puppy> Will do.
[20:36] <genii> williamtdr: Please try: apt-get install libc-bin=2.15-0ubuntu20
[20:36] <genii> ( and pastebin any error output)
[20:36] <genii> work, afk a few minutes
[20:36] <williamtdr> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/YtmB7WX8
[20:36] <williamtdr> genii: https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/YtmB7WX8
[20:37] <userings> xar_, just type it in terminal...
[20:38] <userings> if you want to make it permanent, add it in the end of your .bashrc file, and the shell will work now with the new path when your system starts...
[20:39] <Puppy> Um the installer still seems to have failed to launch.
[20:39] <Puppy> I typed 'sudo chmod +x amd-driver-installer-14.20-x86.x86_64.run'
[20:39] <userings> And then what you do, Puppy?
[20:39] <Puppy> Nevermind
[20:40] <Puppy> Ok I've just tried 'sh amd-driver-installer-catalyst-13-4-x86.x86_64.run --buildpkg Ubuntu/trusty'
[20:40] <Puppy> Nevermind.
[20:40] <Puppy> Sorry about this.,
[20:41] <TBotNik> theadmin: Dump from netstat -tulpn|grep apache at: http://pastebin.com/ZdidkkK8
[20:41] <userings> Puppy, what's happen after the last command?
[20:41] <Puppy> I'm making mistakes in the input of the commands.
[20:41] <TBotNik> theadmin: Definitely not listening on 127.0.0.1:80
[20:41] <Puppy> So sorry about the bother.
[20:41] <userings> Stop sayin sorry, we are here to helping people...
[20:44] <Puppy> Right the terminal is telling me 'Generating package: Ubuntu/trusty Resolving build dependencies... Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree        Reading state information... Done E: Unable to locate package (> E: Unable to locate package 2 Unable to resolve  xserver-xorg-dev (>= 2.  Please manually install and try again.'
[20:44] <Puppy> I typed 'sh amd-driver-installer-14.20-x86.x86_64.run --buildpkg Ubuntu/trusty'
[20:45] <genii> williamtdr: Yes, looks like quite a mess.
[20:45] <williamtdr> genii: Yup, that's why I came here :)
[20:46] <userings> Puppy, it says what you should do...
[20:47] <shorrusername> hey newbie here, i cant get ubuntu on windows 8
[20:47] <ObrienDave> !uefi | shorrusername
[20:47] <userings> Puppy, sudo apt-get instsll xserver-xorg-dev
[20:47] <genii> williamtdr: Can you please pastebin results of:  ls /var/cache/apt/archives/libc6*   and also same dir for autoconf* and automake*
[20:47] <sajan> wafflejock,
[20:48] <userings> * sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-dev
[20:48] <WeiJunLi> suggestions of good free vpn services ?
[20:48] <ObrienDave> WeiJunLi, VPNbook
[20:48] <williamtdr> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/6F3Gto78
[20:48] <genii> williamtdr: Also please be patient, I am back and forth from computer as they expect me to work once in a while here ;)
[20:48] <williamtdr> genii: https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/6F3Gto78
[20:48] <Puppy> I've just typed that, and it's doing something.
[20:48] <williamtdr> genii: totally fine with me :)
[20:48] <billy_the_kid> damn this hibernate...
[20:49] <shorrusername> hi dave, hi ubottu...... i was following some of that guide, im concerned i might mess up my windows, if i do i have limited technical skills
[20:49] <userings> Puppy, yeah, after it finish, try the command for driver installation again.
[20:49] <Puppy> Will do. Thanks.
[20:50] <thrillERboy> Hi I have created a persistant USB drive with 1 GB for ubuntu installation and another 13 GB partition to use as casper-rw, but when I boot from the drive the default casper-rw file gets used, how do I mount the seperate partition as casper-rw?
[20:53] <athanaeum> Hi all. I have installed VMplayer. However, when I try to run it it says "Unable to start services.
[20:53] <athanaeum> See log file /tmp/vmware-root/vmware-modconfig-7968.log for details." Does anyone know whats wrong
[20:53] <Puppy> I've retyped the command and the terminal appears to just be sitting there. It claims 'Generating package: Ubuntu/trusty', and has posted no other information for the last minute.
[20:53] <athanaeum> oh I am using 14.04
[20:53] <userings> Puppy, just wait...
[20:53] <Puppy> Ok.
[20:54] <userings> It takes time.
[20:54] <genii> williamtdr: I might try manually installing the files in there for libc6 , autoconf and automake with dpkg, using the --force-depends option, then try it after that also with the php5-dev package also in that dir
[20:54] <thrillERboy> hey guys what am i doing wrong?
[20:54] <Puppy> Could I ask what synaptic package manager is?
[20:54] <frib> how can i get the bluetooth tray icon from gnome to apear in fluxbox, e.g. ?
[20:55] <thrillERboy> should I delete the casper-rw file from the UUI partition and symlink to the other partition or something?
[20:55] <shorrusername> giving up today, be back tomorrow thanks
[20:55] <k1l> Puppy: that is the old package manager gui before ubuntu changed to software center
[20:55] <Bashing-om> !synaptic | Puppy
[20:55] <CodeGosu> i use guake, quake like terminal, but it can only handle single type of console that is selected throught a setup, are there any applications like guake that allow to embed anything inside, for example gedit?
[20:55] <genii> Puppy: It's a way to install/remove/upgrade applications and other things on your system
[20:55] <userings> Puppy, a graphical packet manager that allow you to install packages (software) from Ubuntu repos easy instead of 'apt-get install'.
[20:55] <YamakasY> damn preseed!
[20:56] <Puppy> Ok. Just there are a few references in the article to it and I couldn't find anything called that on my own machine.
[20:56] <Puppy> I'm using 14.04 so I'd imagine that's why.
[20:56] <Puppy> Thanks.
[20:56] <Bashing-om> Puppy: Yup. no longer installed by default.
[20:56] <userings> Puppy, the default Ubuntu configuration doesn't include it, but you can install it manualy.
[20:56] <athanaeum> Can anyone help me with this VM Player issue
[20:57] <userings> or you can use Software center
[20:57] <Puppy> Apparently there have been errors in the installation of some of the packages.
[20:57] <k1l> Puppy: so you try to install the amd driver from a 3rd party package? did the ubuntu amd driver not work?
[20:57] <Puppy> Not at all.
[20:57] <Bashing-om> thrillERboy: I just joined the channel, a Better question " what am I not doing right", as often there is no wrong way .
[20:57] <netlar> Give me a raise of hands, who absolutely love Unity, man I do
[20:58] <genii> williamtdr: As usual, please pastebin any errors or warnings for me to investigate
[20:58] <thrillERboy> Hi I have created a persistant USB drive with 1 GB for ubuntu installation and another 13 GB partition to use as casper-rw, but when I boot from the drive the default casper-rw file gets used, how do I mount the seperate partition as casper-rw? Bashing-om
[20:58] <k1l> netlar: its loved and hated. a poll will not help anyone :)
[20:58] <Puppy> My max resolution was well below what my machine is capable and the driver interfered with some applications and wouldn't run anything but the simplist games.
[20:58] <userings> netlar, why you like it?
[20:58] <genii> williamtdr: I need to go do a walk-around at work before finishing and will return in 5-7 minutes
[20:58] <williamtdr> genii: sounds good, will do
[20:59] <netlar> userings: love the search in dash, and the search in commands for each application
[20:59] <Puppy> I've just tried the command 'sudo dpkg -i fglrx*.deb' as per the instructions of the article but I've got some errors.
[20:59] <Puppy> For example: dpkg: error processing package fglrx (--install):  dependency problems - leaving unconfigured dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of fglrx-amdcccle:  fglrx-amdcccle depends on fglrx; however:   Package fglrx is not configured yet.
[20:59] <Bashing-om> thrillERboy: Sorry, that one is out of my sphereof experience.
[20:59] <Puppy> The terminal repeats this for other packages.
[21:00] <netlar> userings: I know there are some additional results, but you can just turn off that filter and get what you want
[21:00] <thrillERboy> Bashing-om: it okay. lemme try this one more time and go to sleep :D
[21:00] <userings> netlar, it's fancy, but everyone with his taste. I like minimal things.
[21:00] <Puppy> Package dkms is not installed.
[21:00] <Puppy> How could I install dkms?
[21:00] <Guest99494> 1.1..
[21:00] <netlar> userings: Sorry, just hate how much bashing there is for Unity
[21:01] <userings> Puppy, do you run all commands with superuser permissions? sudo?
[21:01] <k1l> Puppy: wait, which ubuntu is that anyway? what gives "lsb_release -d"?
[21:01] <Guest99494> 5
[21:01] <Puppy> In this case yes.
[21:01] <eeee> ?/
[21:01] <eeee> oops
[21:02] <YamakasY> is no-one doing preseed anymore ?
[21:02] <eeee> typo
[21:02] <eeee> wrong window i mean
[21:03] <Bashing-om> Puppy: -> sudo apt-get install dkms <- to answer your question.
[21:03] <Puppy> Thanks
[21:03] <WeiJunLi> suggestions of good free vpn services ?
[21:03] <YamakasY> WeiJunLi: openvpn
[21:04]  * UNIcodeX is no longer away : Gone for 3 hours 1 minute 43 seconds
[21:04] <k1l> !away | UNIcodeX
[21:04] <Puppy> Dkms is installed, I'm trying the command again.
[21:05] <YamakasY> use use nick_afk
[21:05] <k1l> YamakasY: no, no away nicks eiter
[21:05] <WeiJunLi> YamakasY: I need the .ovpn files to configure it but till now none of them are working
[21:05] <WeiJunLi> YamakasY: already tried VPNBook
[21:05] <TBotNik> theadmin:  All aliases were working before, and never knew what changed when a.) localhost, b.) apache aliases, c.) Networking all stopped one day about a month ago.  Been fighting to recover since.  Need my laptop on site at job, as no machine there has the full development toolset!  There are 3 parts to this problem: a.) Wired networking, b.) Apache/localhost, c.) WiFi.  We got # a fixed, now working #b, then have to fix wifi!
[21:06] <Puppy> I'm going to need to do a reboot apparently, brb.
[21:06] <YamakasY> WeiJunLi: openvpn is best
[21:06] <WeiJunLi> YamakasY: can you tell me the link to download the .ovpn files from openvpn ?
[21:08] <aethersis> hello, does anyone know how to enable any kind of noise cancellation for microphone in ubuntu?
[21:11] <aethersis> or does anyone know how to install modules/plugins for pulseaudio?
[21:11] <vorcer> What does 'notify no;' do in Bind9?
[21:11] <aethersis> apparently turns off notifications xD
[21:11] <vorcer> D:
[21:11] <vorcer> Notifications about what?
[21:12] <aethersis> dunno, what is Bind9
[21:12] <vorcer> dns server
[21:13] <Puppy_> Ok so my resolution has increased to 1600x1200, but on Windows I can get 1920x1080 with the same hardware. Is there anyway to get 1920x1080?
[21:13] <aethersis> vorcer, http://www.zytrax.com/books/dns/ch7/xfer.html , "If a global notify statement is 'no' this statement may be used to override it for a specific zone and, conversely, if the global options contain a also-notify list, setting notify 'no' in the zone will override the global option. "
[21:13] <Quantumpants> Hi Guys, Can anybody Recommend a Free game like quake that will work on Ubuntu?
[21:13] <aethersis> sure! it's called open arena, quantumpants!
[21:13] <aethersis> epic game, you gonna get your ass kicked :3
[21:14] <k1l> !games | Quantumpants
[21:14] <aethersis> please, does anyone have any idea how to enable noise cancellation on ubuntu?
[21:15] <antonioflavio> Hi. I just uploaded my resume to one of the technical job offers at canonical website. Who is responsible for that? Is there a better channel for me to talk about it?
[21:15] <vorcer> aethersis, uh, thanks.. Still don't quite understand what it does overall
[21:15] <k1l> antonioflavio: well, i would contact canonical about that. this is the technical ubuntu support
[21:15] <aethersis> vorcer, the only thing I can advise to you is to read documentation xD
[21:16] <Atomos26> So my mom committed a heresy, and bought me a windows phone, a nokia lumina 521, how would I connect this to Ubuntu 14.04
[21:17] <PsynoKhi0> hi, is the wiki page about UEFI boot still current for 14.04?
[21:17] <k1l> Atomos26: well, put the usb cable in?
[21:17] <aethersis> atomos26 can it be detected as usb drive? what kind of  functionality do you need
[21:17] <Atomos26> no, it doesn't
[21:17] <userings> Atomos26, you mean USB connection?
[21:17] <Atomos26> i tried connecting the cable
[21:17] <Atomos26> it didn't show up in media
[21:17] <Atomos26> actually
[21:17] <Atomos26> never mind
[21:17] <Atomos26> now it works
[21:17] <aethersis> lmao xD
[21:17] <Atomos26> for mysterious reasons
[21:17] <aethersis> it's windows!
[21:18] <Atomos26> I want to throw this phone out one
[21:18] <aethersis> why's that
[21:18] <userings> Atomos26, sometimes it needs time for OS to recognize the host identifier and register the device..
[21:18] <genii> antonioflavio: There is #canonical-sysadmin , however the staff there have more to do with handling trouble tickets for Canonical than anything in the employment department. I think you'd just have to be patient and see if they read and respond to your resume.
[21:19] <Puppy_> Just a quick question. I've just had to reinstall Ubuntu after an error that meant Skype couldn't run properly and that no sound would come from my speakers of headset. Does anyone have any rough idea as to what could have caused that error? At the time I was running Firefox and Skype.
[21:19] <Atomos26> because it's a windows phone
[21:19] <antonioflavio> genii, thanks!
[21:19] <Atomos26> and it makes my look like a hypocrite
[21:19] <Atomos26> because I am a bit of a Linux evangelist.
[21:19] <userings> Of course. M$[21:19] <Atomos26> 4^
[21:20] <aethersis> Puppy_, I've encountered so many problems with Skype on ubuntu that ANYTHING could cause the problem and it's not because of Ubuntu but because of Micro$oft
[21:20] <aethersis> however reinstalling system was not a very wise solution in my opinion
[21:20] <Atomos26> no, we were talking about windows phones Aethersis
[21:20] <aethersis> Atomos26, I was talking to Puppy_ :p
[21:20] <Atomos26> I was talking to userings
[21:20] <Puppy_> So I shouldn't use Skype for Linux?
[21:21] <Beldar> This is not the malign windows channel keep the opinions to yourselves, this is support.
[21:21] <Atomos26> oh
[21:21] <Atomos26> sorry
[21:21] <Atomos26> cross contamination of convos
[21:21] <aethersis> Puppy_ you can use it however this is not in repos, it's closed source and since mirosoft took skype over, it got only worse
[21:21] <aethersis> my advice is to turn notification sounds in skype off because they used to crash it whenever I was in a call
[21:22] <Puppy_> Well it's just the issues wouldn't resolve after many reboots. I'm just concerned about it happening again.
[21:22] <aethersis> havey you tried purging and reinstalling it?
[21:22] <aethersis> or perhaps sound device got changed in skype settings
[21:23] <aethersis> have you checked it?
[21:23] <Puppy_> I couldn't find any way to uninstall it.
[21:23] <userings> Puppy_, you can switch to Pidgin, it uses XMPP protocol, which is open n free.
[21:23] <Puppy_> I just reinstalled Ubuntu.
[21:23] <aethersis> what do you mean you couldn't find a way
[21:23] <Puppy_> And could I call people using Skype with myself on Pidgin?
[21:23] <aethersis> the easiest way would be to use sudo apt-get remove skype
[21:24] <Puppy_> I'll remember that thanks :)
[21:24] <aethersis> no Puppy_ skype is propertiary and from what I know there are no apps on linux that would allow you using skype protocol
[21:24] <aethersis> besides you mean that you have no idea how to uninstall programs? xD
[21:25] <aethersis> I can give you some clues how to install/uninstall effectively so maybe you will avoid such weird problems in the future :3
[21:25] <userings> Puppy_, no, but you can explain them about open source idea...
[21:25] <Puppy_> No lol, it's just I couldn't find it listed in my installed items like normal. I tried uninstalling a couple of others and it said it couldn't remove them fully.
[21:25] <Puppy_> lol.
[21:25] <Puppy_> Might be a bit difficult but I'll keep that in mind. Thanks :)
[21:26] <aethersis> Puppy_ how do you uninstall programs? Using ubuntu software center?
[21:26] <PsynoKhi0> is the current way of having Ubuntu boot in EFI mode stil to have a fat32 partition mounted as /boot/efi?
[21:26] <Puppy_> Normally yes.
[21:26] <aethersis> Puppy_ for more advanced stuff you can use synaptic
[21:26] <Puppy_> But it wouldn't list Skype and wouldn't uninstall other programs.
[21:26] <aethersis> you can install synaptic with sudo apt-get install synaptic
[21:26] <Puppy_> I'll maybe look into getting it.
[21:27] <BlueProtoman> I'm having problems running Java applets in Firefox (on Ubuntu 14.04), and I'm not sure how to upgrade the plugin.  When I lower the security settings and try to run this http://music.columbia.edu/cmc/musicandcomputers/applets/1_1_hear_sine.php , I get a ExceptionInInitializerError, but have no idea how to get a stack trace.  (When I click "Details", I just get a list of what appears to be command-line flags)  Any tips?
[21:27] <aethersis> it's a very powerful tool but be careful - it lists components vital for your OS so if you don't know what you're doing, you can break something
[21:27] <Atomos26> Erm... never mind. the usb connectivity no longer works again
[21:27] <aethersis> Atomos26 are you sure the wire is ok?
[21:27] <Atomos26> unable to open MTP device
[21:28] <Atomos26> It may not be. this is a refurbished phone with the wire that tmobile sent me
[21:28] <aethersis> ha REFURBISHED!
[21:28] <Atomos26> .-.
[21:28] <Atomos26> tbh, I think they just sent it back because it's a shitty windows phone
[21:28] <aethersis> if it's a windows phone the best would be to check it on windows :D or yeah - send it back and get android ! :D
[21:29] <Siente> Hello guys, I am going to install ubuntu now cleaning 1 of my partitions of my HDD right now I won't have any problems If I install ubuntu on my HDD and not on my SSD right I mean I won't feel performance issues ?
[21:29] <k1l> since its clearl not its not a ubuntu issue we can stop ranting about windows in this channel, thanks
[21:29] <k1l> *clear now
[21:29] <Atomos26> except for the fact that my mom bought it for me
[21:29] <aethersis> Siente, if you install Ubuntu on SSD, the difference will be significant!
[21:29] <Atomos26> and my only computer doesn't have windows on it
[21:30] <Siente> aethersis: but I don't have any space on my SSD I have only one 120 gb  SSD
[21:30] <k1l> Siente: it will be slower on a hdd than on a sdd.
[21:30] <k1l> *ssd
[21:30] <aethersis> it will just work a bit slower on hdd and that;s all ^^
[21:30] <Siente> but I mean If I am hosting something it won't have lower performance right?
[21:30] <Siente> just it won't be with reaction time 0.01 ms
[21:31] <Siente> like apache, php, mysql
[21:31] <BigTaxi> Hey, I'm having a problem with applications recognizing/accessing a hard drive
[21:31] <k1l> Siente: it still will be fine, but dont come back and complain:"my windows feels faster on the ssd" since that is clear from the start
[21:31] <aethersis> depends what you're hosting. If you host files and many people will want to download them, it will work slower
[21:31] <aethersis> k1l no matter what, windows will work slower xD
[21:31] <Siente> well when it's about web server and only css, js, php files it won't be a problem I guess, so okay :)
[21:31] <Siente> k1l: yes ofc :)
[21:31] <Siente> it will be ridiculous If I do so
[21:32] <aethersis> Siente it would make a difference if you had thousands of people connecting, otherwise it will be unnoticeable
[21:32] <Siente> so guys please may you tell me how much partitions I need and what kind of partitions?
[21:32] <Siente> 1 for virtual memory?
[21:32] <aethersis> Siente - by default 1 for swap and 1 for system
[21:32] <Siente> I just don't remember I didn't install linux since ages
[21:33] <Siente> and what I've needed for my home dir
[21:33] <aethersis> you can let ubuntu do that for you
[21:33] <Siente> how much gb is fine for the system and how much for the swap
[21:33] <k1l> Siente: what device is that?
[21:33] <aethersis> it has an option that will autoconfigure everything so you dont need to worry
[21:33] <k1l> desktop, laptop, server, workstation,...
[21:33] <Siente> but I still have windows on this PC
[21:33] <userings> aetheris, with nginx and thousands of people, it still can be unnoticeable. :)
[21:33] <aethersis> and besides if you want to host a server I'd choose either debian or ubuntu server
[21:34] <Puppy_> Does anyone know how toincrease the maximum available resolution for an fglrx driver?
[21:34] <BigTaxi> Hey, I'm having a problem with applications recognizing/accessing a hard drive
[21:34] <Siente> it will be desktop but with web server
[21:34] <k1l> Siente: what? you want to host something, but talk about dualboot with windows?
[21:34] <aethersis> BigTaxi elaborate your problem
[21:34] <Siente> k1l: it will be web server for personal use
[21:34] <Siente> k1l: I'll be just working over my projects on it
[21:34] <aethersis> ahh so don't worry Siente, just choose automatic installation in ubuntu installer
[21:35] <Siente> ahh I should see how to put the ubuntu on my flash drive
[21:35] <aethersis> use unetbootin, Siente
[21:35] <k1l> if its a "not full time" server anyway you are fine with the standard install from the ubuntu server install
[21:35] <aethersis> it does everything automatically
[21:36] <aethersis> k1l I guess he wants ubuntu desktop for coding etc
[21:36] <Atomos26> Essentially, ubuntu server is just regular ubuntu without a UI
[21:36] <Atomos26> IIRC
[21:36] <Atomos26> well
[21:36] <Atomos26> GUI
[21:37] <Siente> aethersis: thank you very much
[21:37] <loa> hello
[21:37] <Siente> k1l: thank you very much too
[21:37] <k1l> Atomos26: please dont use that much lines in here. you can put 512 chars into one message
[21:37] <aethersis> you are welcome! ^^ :3
[21:37] <Atomos26> i know, but my IRC habits come from playing IRC Mafia way too much, where getting in the first word can mean life or death
[21:38] <Siente> aethersis: is the Universal USB Installer also fine?
[21:38] <aethersis> I advise Unetbootin, Seinte - easy to use and I checked it lots of times
[21:39] <BigTaxi> any chance I can get some tips on a hard drive problem?
[21:39] <aethersis> BigTaxi elaborate your problem
[21:40] <BigTaxi> Ktorrent and Banshee are having a tough time accessing/writing files to a hard drive of mine
[21:40] <k1l> BigTaxi: with more details: yes. with just asking if someone could help: no
[21:40] <BigTaxi> after the system update-before everything worked swimmingly
[21:40] <aethersis> other apps and I/O operations work fine?
[21:40] <BigTaxi> Banshee states that it doesn't have permission for SOME files, and Ktorrent isn't downloading at all
[21:41] <BigTaxi> it might not be the hard drive, but I guess I'd like a starting point
[21:41] <g0tcha> heya guys, i cant run a livecd from an ubuntu server disc?
[21:41] <aethersis> so apparently it changed group permissions. I'd first try to reinstall these apps - that would be the easiest way
[21:41] <g0tcha> i have to download the desktop version?
[21:41] <k1l> g0tcha: that is not a live disk
[21:41] <aethersis> and if that doesn't work, I'd go for checking permissions but that would take some time and experience
[21:42] <g0tcha> k1l, im trying to repair the grub on my ubuntu server
[21:42] <BigTaxi> I've checked permissions, and some keep resetting to read-only
[21:42] <g0tcha> can it be done using ubuntu server disc?
[21:42] <BigTaxi> but I'll try reinstalling and I'll let you know what happens
[21:43] <cfoch> hi. how do i install propietary radeon drivers in ubuntu? usually when you install ubuntu there is a tool that advice you "hey
[21:43] <aethersis> does anyone know a way to enable noise cancellation on ubuntu?
[21:43] <OerHeks> g0tcha, server has no live mode, use the desktop iso, 32 or 64 that matches your system
[21:43] <OerHeks> !grub
[21:43] <cfoch> ... here are propietar dri
[21:44] <cfoch> vers available"
[21:44] <MonkeyDust> cfoch  run    sudo vrms   to know what's proprietary
[21:44] <aethersis> does anyone know a way to enable noise cancellation on ubuntu?
[21:44] <k1l> cfoch: which video card you got?
[21:44] <aethersis> k1l maybe you know?
[21:45] <k1l> aethersis: not on that topic, sorry
[21:45] <k1l> aethersis: i would say its the task of the program that wants to use the mic
[21:45] <g0tcha> thanks OerHeks for the link
[21:45] <BigTaxi> t
[21:46] <aethersis> I think the only way to do that is to rebuild pulseaudio with libwebrtc-audio-processing-dev lmao
[21:46] <cfoch> k1l: radeon hd 4200 series ... according lspci
[21:47] <k1l> cfoch: so the fglrx package didnt work for you?
[21:47] <cfoch> i cant access my desktop... console only for now
[21:48] <k1l> cfoch: is linux-headers-generic installed?
[21:48] <k1l> what error do you get? what says the dmesg log?
[21:48] <cfoch> yes
[21:49] <samthewildone> How do I get this lib ? http://pastebin.com/Nx8xRedL
[21:49] <samthewildone> It seems that I have to build from source. Isnt there a packaged version for Ubuntu ?
[21:50] <cfoch> k1l... it is huge that log
[21:50] <Beldar> g0tcha, You can manually boot grub, live or use supergrub to boot it and use the terminal.
[21:50] <OerHeks> samthewildone, just use ' sudo apt-get install unetbootin
[21:50] <xangua> samthewildone: sudo apt-get install unetbootin
[21:51] <Puppy_> Could I ask for a media player that someone recommends, like Rythmebox or Banshee. Both of them seem rather glitchy.
[21:51] <aethersis> Puppy_ I use VLC :D
[21:52] <Drippydik> Puppy if you are wanting a minimal CLI media player I quite like cmus
[21:52] <Puppy_> Thanks. Might try it.
[21:53] <Masterjedi688> Hello
[21:53] <aethersis> ohaio! :3
[21:53] <Masterjedi688> I just downloaded Lubuntu today so I'm new here
[21:54] <Masterjedi688> I need to ask a question
[21:54] <samthewildone> ...
[21:54] <samthewildone> thanks
[21:54] <samthewildone> the problem is what if I wanted to install the lib ?
[21:54] <Masterjedi688> I'm watching videos right now on youtube and there is a sign asking me to download Flash.  Where do I go to download flash?
[21:55] <OerHeks> samthewildone, we support packages from our repos, des that error appear when you use apt-get ?
[21:55] <OerHeks> des-does
[21:55] <Masterjedi688> Derheks are you takling to me?
[21:56] <k1l> !flash | Masterjedi688
[21:56] <Guest92743> hello
[21:56] <humblebee> hi
[21:56] <Guest92743> I am testing irssi
[21:56] <mbffff> Anyone have a good template for a smb.conf that supports windows permissions and a share that uses auth for r/w/x access? I am running a Ubuntu 14.04.1 64Bit server.
[21:56] <Guest92743> I am a console mode. I was known as "cfoch" before, I have no graphic interface
[21:57] <OerHeks> Masterjedi688, install lubuntu-restricted-extras for all codex, java flash fonts and more tools in one package
[21:57] <Masterjedi688> Thanks Ubottu
[21:57] <Guest92743> k1l: how can I send you the log?
[21:57] <k1l> !pastebinit | Guest92743
[21:58] <k1l> Guest92743: after its installed use "dmesg | pastebinit" show the link in here
[22:00] <Guest92743> http://paste.ubuntu.com/8153573
[22:00] <Guest92743> k1l: ^
[22:00] <Guest92743> that's my log
[22:01] <RedheadedCupcake> Can someone help me with the my monitor brightness
[22:02] <Masterjedi688> In the service center there was no RESTRICTED FORMATS listed
[22:02] <Masterjedi688> What do I do now?
[22:02] <Masterjedi688> By the way my version is 13.10
[22:02] <Drippydik> ubottu - I just downloaded Pastebinit - thank you for explaining that I have been looking for a tool like that for a little while now!
[22:03] <Beldar> Masterjedi688, 13.10 is eol you should be using 14.04.
[22:03] <Masterjedi688> Ok, where do I go to get 14.01?
[22:03] <Masterjedi688> 14.04?
[22:03] <Drippydik> !cat | Drippydik
[22:04] <Guest92743> what is the name of that tool in Ubuntu that advice the user when it detects a new propietary driver and it suggest the user to install it? Do you remember that tool? Ok... so the question is. How can I list these propietary drivers via console?
[22:04]  * Guest92743 doesn't have graphic interface... command line mode only
[22:04] <Beldar> Masterjedi688, http://www.ubuntu.com/download  you could do a eol upgrade, probably a longer process.
[22:04] <Masterjedi688> Sounds good.  Thanks Beldar
[22:05] <Guest92743> k1l: some idea? please ping me
[22:06] <Beldar> Masterjedi688, If you decide on a upgrade read this, you would change the repos source.list is all https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades
[22:07] <k1l> Guest92743: which ubuntu is that exactly?
[22:08] <Guest92743> How do I remove propietary ATI drivers? and I install the free ones?
[22:08] <Guest92743> k1l: ubuntu 14.04
[22:08] <k1l> using gdm?
[22:08] <Beldar> Masterjedi688, We can get your flash set up as needed it is in the ubuntu repos.
[22:08] <Guest92743> I upgraded it from (I don't remember the version)
[22:08] <Guest92743> k1l: what is gdm? It rings  a bell but i don't remember what it is
[22:09]  * UNIcodeX is now away - Reason : Auto-Away after 30 minutes
[22:09] <k1l> its "the login screen". ubuntu uses lightdm since some time now. the *dm starts the xserver so its the first one to come into the game
[22:10] <nomnomsu> hello
[22:10] <k1l> Guest92743: "fglrx: module verification failed: signature and/or  required key missing - tainting kernel" that doesnt sound good
[22:10] <Guest92743> k1l: and how do I check if I am using gdm?
[22:10] <andreb> how can i upgrade from 12.04.3 lts to 12.04.4 lts ?
[22:11] <andreb> i dont want to upgrade to 14.04 lts yet
[22:11] <k1l> Guest92743: you could remove the "fglrx" packages with "sudo apt-get remove fglrx"
[22:11] <k1l> andreb: just run all updates.
[22:11]  * Guest92743 thinks that his ubuntu version was upgraded from 12.04 to 14.04. Actually his father did this upgrade.
[22:12] <k1l> andreb: the 12.04.X releases are like servicepacks on windows. so you get them when you install all udates anyway
[22:12] <andreb> thanks
[22:12] <Guest92743> removing...
[22:12] <k1l> andreb: run a "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" this will bring you all packages to the actual state.
[22:12] <Guest92743> k1l: what am I doing removing fglrx? what could you expect?
[22:13] <nomnomsu> Can someone help me i have no idea how to fix the overscan undersan on my tv with ubuntu. First thinhs first i have Thomson TV with native resolution of 720p when i type xrandr -q i do get information about 1280x720 as the only resolution but there is no output listed (it is connected via hdmi) ubuntu is installed on raspberry pi so it is arm processor with build in gpu no intel no ati. Thew issue is i do not see taskbar and everyth
[22:13] <nomnomsu> in half so simply told i need to toy with overscan and underscan but ... xranrd does not work
[22:13] <k1l> Guest92743: that will revert to the open source driver then and after a reboot you should get to the desktop
[22:13] <Guest92743> I've just removed fglrx
[22:14] <Guest92743> k1l: I am going to restart then
[22:18] <nomnomsu> any idea?
[22:19] <pseudocfoch> kl1: thanks... I am Guest[blahblah]
[22:19] <pseudocfoch> k1l
[22:19] <k1l> yep
[22:19] <pseudocfoch> But... I still have a problem
[22:20] <nomnomsu> any idea how to fix this so it will show HDMI and to be able to overscan and underscan? http://paste.ubuntu.com/8153698/
[22:20] <pseudocfoch> I had the problem that when i put my password to log in to the desktop, It insted of start session, it returned back to the screen that ask the password of the user.
[22:21] <pseudocfoch> Now that you helped me to solve the problem with graphic card, at least now I am as a GUEST user in my computer.
[22:22] <k1l> pseudocfoch: go to the konsole (ctrl+alt+f1) and login your user. see if all files in that folder belong to your user:user (with ls -al). if not use "sudo chown user:user filename". come back with ctrl+alt+f7
[22:22] <k1l> pseudocfoch: insert user and filename to your actual situation
[22:23] <RedheadedCupcake> Can someone help me with my screen brightness?
[22:25] <pseudocfoch> k1l: for example a file .Xauthority is property of "root"
[22:25] <k1l> pseudocfoch: yes, make that belong to your user again
[22:25] <pseudocfoch> what happen if I do... "sudo chown user:user *"
[22:26] <pseudocfoch> or I shouldn't do that?
[22:26] <k1l> pseudocfoch: just make it to that .Xaut... files
[22:27] <Guest32822> .xchat2/budus.so
[22:27] <pseudocfoch> k1l: done. Now I should try with to log in graphic mode?
[22:28] <k1l> yeah, logout all sessions and try a login again
[22:28] <Drippydik> screen brightness is most likely a hardware issue - if you are on a laptop then the Fn and either an f key or cursor will adjust it as for a pc the screen will adjust brightness on the monitor somewhere
[22:28] <pseudocfoch> k1l: there are more hidden files that belongs to root, though
[22:29] <RedheadedCupcake> Drippydik It's working fine but when I play TF2 in Steam the screen is really super dark and I can't see.
[22:29] <pseudocfoch> but I don't know what they are for. THat's why I was asking you to if should I do "sudo chown user:user *" or if it is a bad idea.
[22:29] <k1l> pseudocfoch: lets try relogin first
[22:30] <k1l> pseudocfoch: .gvfs is fine to belong to root:root, for example
[22:31] <facecfoch> k1l: \o/
[22:31] <facecfoch> thanks :D
[22:32] <YamakasY> preseed, damn stupid thing!
[22:32] <k1l> facecfoch: np
[22:32] <facecfoch> it works... thanks :D
[22:33] <facecfoch> however... when I was log in there appeared a dialog window: "There was a problem. Inform about this problem" (or something lke that)
[22:33] <facecfoch> that's not really critical, though
[22:34] <k1l> facecfoch: well, its starts a bug report. if you report it the devs could help with that issue
[22:45] <winael> Hi everyone. I don't know if few of you have tried Utopic-Desktop-Next yet, but I need a little help on it
[22:46] <k1l> winael: for 14.10 please see the #ubuntu+1 channel since its not final yet
[22:47] <winael> thx k1l, I'll go
[22:51] <genii> williamtdr: Any progress with the php5-dev ?
[22:51] <williamtdr> genii: I'm debugging an iPad at the moment :)
[22:51] <williamtdr> Let me take a look at installing those packages manually.
[22:53] <genii> williamtdr: I am here pretty much every weekday 10AM-ish to 5PM-ish EST if you want to continue tomorrow or another time.
[22:53] <williamtdr> genii: Trying it right now.
[22:53] <genii> OK
[22:54] <glitchedsoulz> Could anyone help me resolve this issue http://pastebin.com/bR0xgtAL I cannot play steam with this issue OpenGL GLX context is not using direct rendering, which may cause performance problems.
[22:54] <genii> williamtdr: Just that my Beer O'Clock alarm went off and didn't want to leave you hanging :)
[22:54] <williamtdr> genii: heh :D
[22:54] <williamtdr> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/4UFIvBNF
[22:55] <williamtdr> genii: https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/4UFIvBNF
[22:56] <glitchedsoulz> err
[22:59] <glitchedsoulz> could anyonez help meh :c
[23:00] <genii> williamtdr: Looks like some deeper issue, unfortunately. And I must leave for today.
[23:01] <Bashing-om> !ask | glitchedsoulz Unknown, will see
[23:01] <genii> glitchedsoulz: You can also try the #ubuntu-steam channel if it's some issue they already know about you will get a faster resolution than asking here in the main channel.
[23:01] <genii> Bashing-om: They did that a while back already.
[23:02] <Bashing-om> genii: Thanks, I did scroll back just now .. and seen .. oopss.
[23:02]  * genii hands Bashing-om a cookie anyhow
[23:03] <Bashing-om> yom yom !
[23:04] <Technoid> Na ihr Stricher Russen sind dreckige Stricher,  Sergey intern cyber Terrorist angesichts der Situation in der Ukraine klingt das gar nicht so unglaubwirklich das russische idler Einen cyber kriminelles Terroristen Ziel verfolgen
[23:04] <Technoid> Eure community ist ein Stricher Parc
[23:06] <slammer> does anyone here know anything about nouveau? it always crashes when i resume from suspend
[23:07] <sleepy-owl> hiya folks
[23:08] <hmuller> greetings, I have a new trusty install. compiz is eating 100%+ of my dual core. anyone know what I should look at to troubleshoot?
[23:08] <Guest18421> I have a rather annoying problem of my computer randomly freezing, I suspect this is related to low latency kernel headers for ubuntu studio 14.04
[23:09] <Guest18421> let me see if I can find the error...
[23:14] <sleepy-owl> hmuller, did you check with "top" on terminal to make sure it is compiz causing the problem?
[23:15] <Guest18421> actually, I am going to run a memory test...I will be back if it turns out ok
[23:16] <hmuller> sleepy-owl: That's how I know compiz was the offending process...
[23:17] <hmuller> It locked my computer up, restarted, now seems to be better
[23:18] <hmuller> I don't know what caused the issue, I have recently modified the launcher to hide.
[23:19] <hmuller> "modified" meaning I went through systems settings and set the behavior
[23:20] <sleepy-owl> you might want to grab ccsm and fiddle with it but it is quite easy to break up everything with it, unless you are careful
[23:20] <hmuller> yep, thanks
[23:20] <sleepy-owl> i have everything default with compiz except the center window placement and click to hide on launcher
[23:21] <sleepy-owl> found that 2 enough for my taste after several ubuntu installs :p
[23:22] <ezio> i wannt my mta (sendmail) to be able to send email as any address.  this way our feedback form sends emails to us as the user who filled out the form.  i keep getting user unknown errors.  anyone know how to deal with that?
[23:26] <aa> ciao a tuti
[23:28] <andreb> question i opened up the software manager and told it to install updates for the 12.04 ... a window popped up saying applying changes... and it has been stuck there for like 30 minutes
[23:32] <andreb> guys ?
[23:33] <mjayk> andreb:
[23:33] <mjayk> could take a while it has to download a lot of stuff if u have slow net
[23:33] <Poppabear> andreb: there isnt much anyone can do to help without logs or errors ... we can only assume that its still working in the BG
[23:34] <andreb> ok... nah it seems it was installing updates.. but i wasnt seeing the any movementin the bar
[23:34] <andreb> it asked fora  reboot
[23:34] <dreamhosthelplz> hi i have a question
[23:34] <Puppy_> Hey um sorry to bother everyone again. The new graphics driver seems to be working so much better than the ones offered in the additional drivers menu, but I have to confess I'm still having frame rate issues. Whilst much better than before, I've just tried Team Fortress 2 and the frame rate fluctuates massively, leaving the game almost as unplayable as before. Does anyone have any idea as to what might fix this?
[23:34] <mjayk> ask away dreamhosthelplz
[23:35] <mjayk> Puppy_: tried messing with game settings sometimes particle density can do that
[23:36] <dreamhosthelplz> Did Mark Shuttleworth actually grow horns when he sold his soul to Satan AKA Jeff Bezos so a FOSS operating system could incorporate Amazon search results into Unity? If so, what circle of hell has he secured membership in at the moment, and what fresh hell is he going to take Ubuntu to in the future?
[23:36] <dreamhosthelplz> I can pastebin my sources.list if you like
[23:36] <popey> uh
[23:36] <mjayk> old argument dreamhosthelplz dont like it dont use it or turn it off this is a place for questions
[23:36] <popey> dreamhosthelplz: do you have a real question?
[23:37] <popey> (note: amazon search results have been switched off for some months now)
[23:37] <dreamhosthelplz> Is there anywhere I can raise my concerns about Ubuntu blowing corporate America?
[23:37] <dreamhosthelplz> if not this channel, then where
[23:37] <mjayk> try the internet I hear they listen, probably best not in the support channel though
[23:37] <dreamhosthelplz> So in #internet?
[23:37] <dreamhosthelplz> gotcha
[23:37] <dreamhosthelplz> thanks mjayk
[23:38] <mjayk> sure no worries
[23:38] <popey> dreamhosthelplz: if you have design input or specific bug reports, sure.
[23:38] <mjayk> gl
[23:38] <Puppy_> I can't seem to see any option to adjust the particle density.
[23:38] <dreamhosthelplz> popey: the design bug is that Ubuntu, an OS that derives from the holy debian, is taking it up the ass in a back alley from the assholes who are trying to put more drones in the sky
[23:38] <popey> ok, enough
[23:39] <mjayk> Puppy_: I was just using that as an example, I ment there may be a specific setting that is causing you to get lag spikes. Does it happen in a few games or just one
[23:39] <mjayk> popey: well that esculated quickly
[23:39] <Puppy_> Pretty much anything running the Source Engine that I can tell.
[23:39] <Puppy_> Left 4 Dead and Team Fortress 2 I've tried.
[23:40] <ezioa> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25516800/cannot-sendmail-as-any-user
[23:41] <Dillon> cn somebody help me with an issue im having with ubuntu, when trying to run live cd i get strobing bars of color
[23:41] <gr33n7007h> vlc not in repos anymore?
[23:41] <mjayk> Puppy_: what graphics card drives are you using
[23:42] <Dillon> ati radion hd6450
[23:42] <Puppy_> I've just installed fglrx 14.6.
[23:42] <mjayk> gr33n7007h: PPA now I believe
[23:42] <Puppy_> As I said the ones listed in the setting were totally useless.
[23:42] <Puppy_> My graphics card is an AMD HD 7770.
[23:43] <dreamhosthelplz> i apologise for my behaviour before
[23:43] <cesar__> hello guys
[23:43] <dreamhosthelplz> hi cesar__
[23:43] <cesar__> how can I install GNOME 3.12 without broken my system in Ubuntu?
[23:43] <cesar__> I don't care about Unity
[23:43] <dreamhosthelplz> cesar__: backports
[23:43] <Dillon> hello? I am having a problem with ubuntu plz help
[23:44] <andreb> ok it did some upgrades to 12.04.5 ... but now its telling me my /boot partition is at 92%
[23:44] <andreb> how can i clean taht up?? or is it taht some updates havent gone trhough ?
[23:44] <cesar__> I have now GNOME 3.10
[23:44] <cesar__> what is backports? a package?
[23:44] <cesar__> dreamhosthelplz: ?
[23:45] <dreamhosthelplz> oh sorry that was incorrect
[23:47] <andreb> why did my bootjust jumpupto 92% full ?
[23:47] <dreamhosthelplz> andreb: bc ur a faget
[23:48] <andreb> faceplam
[23:48] <andreb> i serious...
[23:48] <dreamhosthelplz> i super srs
[23:48] <dreamhosthelplz> ur a giant faget
[23:48] <dreamhosthelplz> for using ubuntu. try #slackware instead
[23:49] <dreamhosthelplz> or #gentoo
[23:49] <dreamhosthelplz> hi cesar__
[23:50] <cesar__> folks... when I log in there appears a dialog "There was a problem. Inform about it" (or something like that, my desktop is in spanish)
[23:50] <cesar__> How can I hide that dialog?
[23:50] <cesar__> and how can I enable if some day I want to report.
[23:50] <cesar__> ?
[23:50] <dreamhosthelplz> cesar__: this is how you upgrade to gnome 3.12
[23:50] <dreamhosthelplz> http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2014/05/upgrade-gnome-3-12-ubuntu-14-04
[23:51] <cesar__> dreamhosthelplz: thanks
[23:51] <dreamhosthelplz> but be sure to buy something from Amazon so Mark Buttleworth can make money by forking debian
[23:52] <bashusr> hi guys
[23:52] <dreamhosthelplz> and sacrificing its pure white virginity on the altar of Jeff Bezos' vision for a country run by corporate delivery drones
[23:52] <bashusr> anyone know how to remotely enable screen sharing?
[23:52] <bashusr> i have ssh access, but want to get access to my desktop :(
[23:53] <dreamhosthelplz> bashusr: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/12755/how-to-forward-x-over-ssh-from-ubuntu-machine should help you
[23:54] <bashusr> dreamhosthelplz, i sorta want to log in to the current running session
[23:54] <bashusr> not just regular X11 forwarding
[23:54] <dreamhosthelplz> sorry i dont know then, try installing a real os like windows 8
[23:54] <snufft_> HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
[23:54] <_Alexander__> gr8b8m8
[23:55] <brontosaurusrex> so kick-bot is on vacation?
[23:55] <dreamhosthelplz> essentially, ubuntu is now the same thing. they took a free distro and shat amazon into it
[23:55] <andreb> alexander can you helpmw
[23:55] <brontosaurausex> andreb: no, and i told you why
[23:56] <brontosaurausex> because ur a giant faget
[23:56] <brontosaurausex> i guess someone should summon popey
[23:56] <brontosaurausex> or something
[23:56] <brontosaurausex> !mods
[23:56] <brontosaurausex> !ops
[23:56] <_Alexander__> what is up andreb
[23:56] <brontosaurausex> andreb is being a giant troll
[23:57] <brontosaurausex> can we kick please
[23:57] <samthewildone> I installed multibootUSB and for some reason it doesn't boot up when I reboot my system into the usb
[23:57] <brontosaurausex> samthewildone: that's because ur a faget
[23:57] <wheatthin> brontosaurausex, leave or be banned
[23:58] <brontosaurausex> i will fall on my sword, brother
[23:58] <rodrigograca31> williamtdr: are you there?
[23:58] <brontosaurausex> can i just stay here muted?
[23:58] <wheatthin> then impale yourself brother.
[23:58] <williamtdr> rodrigograca31: yup
[23:58] <brontosaurausex> wheatthin: before i go, can i know if your nickname is inspired by Will Wheaton?
[23:58] <brontosaurausex> (last question, i promise)
[23:59] <brontosaurausex> good, because then if so ud be a giant faget like andreb. thank god you are not. good luck doing volunteer work for Mark Buttleworth as he shills out to Jeff Bezos